About: Rod McCormick

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Rod McCormick was a young customer in Jim's Cafe who tried his chances with Gail Tilsley with the atrocious chat-up line of "’Ere, Debbie Harry! Do you want to strut your stuff?” after putting a record on the jukebox. Gail described him as a Fonz-wannabe and rebuffed his offer, saying she didn’t do cabaret. A more direct Elsie Tanner asked him aloud which planet he came from.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Rod McCormick
rdfs:comment	Rod McCormick was a young customer in Jim's Cafe who tried his chances with Gail Tilsley with the atrocious chat-up line of "’Ere, Debbie Harry! Do you want to strut your stuff?” after putting a record on the jukebox. Gail described him as a Fonz-wannabe and rebuffed his offer, saying she didn’t do cabaret. A more direct Elsie Tanner asked him aloud which planet he came from.
dcterms:subject	1980 minor characters 1980 minor characters Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1980-03-12(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Rod McCormick
Played By	Mark Bond
abstract	Rod McCormick was a young customer in Jim's Cafe who tried his chances with Gail Tilsley with the atrocious chat-up line of "’Ere, Debbie Harry! Do you want to strut your stuff?” after putting a record on the jukebox. Gail described him as a Fonz-wannabe and rebuffed his offer, saying she didn’t do cabaret. A more direct Elsie Tanner asked him aloud which planet he came from.

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