Coronation Street fans left outraged as beloved character set to be killed off


Coronation Street fans left outraged as beloved character set to be killed off

Fans vow to stop watching

Coronation Street viewers have been left shocked and outraged by the news that beloved character Craig Tinker, played by actor Colson Smith, is set to be killed off after 14 years on the show. Fans took to social media to express their disappointment and frustration over the decision to axe the character in a dramatic storyline this summer.

Long-time character to meet a heroic end

Craig Tinker, who first arrived on the cobbles in 2011, has become a staple part of Weatherfield over the years. The character's impending demise has left viewers questioning the abundance of tragedy on the show and longing for some light-heartedness and happiness in the storyline.

Actor Colson Smith bids farewell to the show

In an emotional statement, actor Colson Smith shared his gratitude for his time on Coronation Street and expressed excitement for what the future holds. He revealed that his character will meet his end in a heroic manner this summer, promising a tear-jerking exit that will mark the end of an era for both the character and the actor.

"The end of the beginning" - Colson Smith

Colson Smith, who has grown up on the show, reflected on his time on the soap opera and the valuable lessons he has learned from his colleagues and experiences. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play out Craig Tinker's exit story and shared his anticipation for what lies ahead in his career.


Coronation Street fans left outraged as beloved character set to be killed off

Final scenes to be filmed soon

As Craig Tinker prepares to bid farewell to Weatherfield, fans can expect a dramatic and emotional exit for the character. Colson Smith will soon film his final scenes on the show, bringing closure to his long-standing role on Coronation Street.


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