The world of Coronation Street is about to get even more bizarre with the shocking reveal of never-before-seen footage! Daran Little, a former writer for Coronation Street, recently shared an unbelievable clip that is sure to go down as one of the most bizarre—and hilarious—moments in the show’s history. But this isn’t just any moment. It’s an exclusive skit created for the late Queen Elizabeth II, a huge fan of soap operas, and it features none other than the iconic Vera Duckworth—except this time, she’s cloned.

This clip is not part of Coronation Street canon, but it’s definitely a wild ride. The scene is set in the future, specifically 2055, and features Jack Duckworth (played by the legendary Bill Tarmey) talking to a reporter about his latest lottery win—his fourth, to be exact. But there’s a much bigger twist: Jack casually drops the bombshell that he had Vera cloned!

In the clip, Jack explains, “It was after the first time I had the wife cloned. Once you’ve had a clone, it’s no good keeping the original.” Wait… 12 Veras?! That’s right, Jack reveals that he has 12 different versions of Vera, each “programmed to answer to specific needs.” There’s “drinking Vera,” “bedtime Vera,” and even a younger, slightly modified Vera, who Jack proudly introduces as “the best version of Vera.” But it doesn’t stop there. When “cooking Vera” shows up, complaining about her duties, Jack’s response is nothing short of jaw-dropping. He opens up Vera’s arm to reveal some wires and “turns her off,” quipping, “Like I was saying, very contented.”

The entire sketch was part of a special moment that Daran Little wrote for Queen Elizabeth II to enjoy, as she was an avid fan of Coronation Street. Little shared the clip with fans, explaining that it was created about 20 years ago and never aired as part of the show. In fact, he claims this is the only copy of the footage left. The scene was set to be a humorous gift for the Queen to watch alongside her friends from Coronation Street, and it’s easy to see why.

Jack’s experiment with cloning Vera may sound like pure comedy, but it’s also a brilliant, eccentric piece of writing that reflects the quirky, unpredictable world of Coronation Street. The clip taps into the humor the show is known for while also pushing the boundaries of what soap operas usually offer. Who wouldn’t want to see Jack Duckworth, the lovable rogue, surrounded by not one, but twelve versions of his beloved Vera? The mix of humor and absurdity makes this moment truly unforgettable.

Fans have been absolutely blown away by the unexpected clip. Many are urging Daran Little to share the full 15-minute segment, and some have even expressed disbelief that such a wild moment could be hidden away for so long. One fan wrote: “Please upload the full thing! I need to see all of it.” While we don’t know if that will happen, the short clip has already caused an explosion of excitement online.

But while the scene itself is comedic, the backstory is equally intriguing. This is not just a random outtake—it was written specifically for Queen Elizabeth, and there’s an undeniable charm in the idea that this quirky piece of television history was crafted for someone with such a genuine love for soap operas. The fact that it involves Coronation Street—one of the most iconic soap operas in British television history—adds a level of nostalgia and legacy to the moment.

As fans dive deeper into the footage, they can’t help but laugh at the absurdity of the concept—Jack Duckworth, who has always been portrayed as a man of simple pleasures, now lives with multiple Veras catering to every need he could possibly have. The scene is both ridiculous and endearing, and it highlights the unique charm Coronation Street has always had, even when pushing the limits of what a soap opera can do.

So, what’s next for this hilarious and heartwarming moment? Could there be more hidden gems like this in the Coronation Street archives? Fans are eager for more behind-the-scenes content, especially with the revelation that the whole segment runs for 15 minutes. But for now, we’ll have to settle for the laughter and joy that this one little clip has given us.

Could this sketch be the funniest and most bizarre Coronation Street moment of all time? And will the full 15-minute segment ever see the light of day?

We’ll have to stay tuned to find out! For now, let’s all enjoy the laughs and the ridiculousness of a world where you can clone Vera Duckworth and make Jack Duckworth even happier than before.