Ken Morley Librarian in the children's television show "Woof!" and guest starred as Nazi Captain Voorhese in the sitcom "Red Dwarf". In 1998, he appeared in an episode of the television show "The Grand" as Harry Frindel. In 1999, Morley returned to "Coronation Street" in the spin-off show "Coronation Street: After Hours" alongside former "Coronation Street" actress Julie Goodyear. He has also appeared in "Emmerdale" spin-off show "Emmerdale: Don't Look Now! - The Dingles in Venice" playing Reg Holdsworth. In 2003 to 2004, Morley starred in the sitcom "Hardware" as Rex alongside Martin Freeman. In 2005, he was a contestant in the
Ken Barlow street where the soap is set, "Coronation Street", which also serves as the programme's title. The soap was originally titled "Florizel Street" when it was commissioned. Roache reportedly could not pronounce Florizel, so the name of the street was changed to "Coronation Street". By 1984, Ken was the only character from the original cast who remained in the serial. He became the only original character to remain with the show continuously into 2010, its 50th year. Roache has revealed that Ken's role in the serial was threatened in 1964, when producer Tim Aspinall, who was dubbed the "mad axe-man", took