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* [[Hooker with a Heart of Gold]]: Dee.
* [[Hooker with a Heart of Gold]]: Dee.
* [[Love Martyr]]: Yvonne, to a point.
* [[Love Martyr]]: Yvonne, to a point.
* [[Meaningful Music]]: Upon getting home from the doctors after finding out the results of her breast cancer biopsy were inconclusive, she puts on "I Will Survive".
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* [[Not What It Looks Like]]: "The Flasher". A teacher stops to pee while out for a jog. A young girl sees him.
* [[Not What It Looks Like]]: "The Flasher". A teacher stops to pee while out for a jog. A young girl sees him.
* [[Single Mom Stripper]]: Dee, who worked as a prostitute at weekends. to try and get her kids into a better school.
* [[Single Mom Stripper]]: Dee, who worked as a prostitute at weekends. to try and get her kids into a better school.
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Revision as of 04:09, 2 April 2017

British series on The BBC, 2007-2009, created by Jimmy McGovern, a TV writer also known for Cracker and Brookside. The final series made by ITV Studios, which closed its relevant unit for cost-cutting reasons. Has won Baftas, as well as International Emmys.

The series is a batch of loosely linked stories revolving around the residents of a single street in Manchester (you may only see a character once or twice). The stories are hard-hitting kitchen sink dramas of the sort McGovern is famous for, although happy endings are common.

Tropes used in The Street (UK TV series) include:

Eddie: I've got two options. One: Kill meself. Two: Kill the wife.
Friend: You could just tell the truth.
Eddie: That's worse than one and two combined.