S2·E16 Wed Mar 01 1961
Synopsis
Albert boils his kettle and it takes forty-one minutes to boil due to the poor gas pressure.
Episode recap
In this episode of Coronation Street, broadcast on Wednesday, March 1, 1961, Albert is featured in a scene involving a household appliance. Specifically, Albert boils his kettle, but due to poor gas pressure, the process takes an unusually long time, specifically lasting for forty-one minutes.
The series itself continues to follow ordinary, working-class people living on Coronation Street, depicting them through regular social and family interactions at home. As detailed in the provided materials, the show captures the everyday lives of these residents as they navigate routine domestic experiences. No other plot points, character interactions, or events are recorded for this specific broadcast in the provided source material, keeping the focus strictly on Albert and his exceptionally slow-boiling kettle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 2 Episode 16 of Coronation Street air?
Season 2, Episode 16 ('Wed Mar 01 1961') originally aired on March 1, 1961.
How long is Season 2 Episode 16 ('Wed Mar 01 1961')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Coronation Street.
What happens in Coronation Street Season 2 Episode 16?
Albert boils his kettle and it takes forty-one minutes to boil due to the poor gas pressure....