[NettoSuperstar!]

I knew it was Stape...well ever since he went into hospital and was desperate to get back to the house

[Hugo]

Last nights episode was a big let down.

[BigSister]

weññ I didmnt watch ñast nights as we went shopping
I liked fridays though naughty tony though

[Scarlett.]

Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) and John (Graeme Hawley) are back from their weekend way and the first thing on John’s mind is getting over to his gran’s house to feed the ‘cat’. But he’s distracted by a taxi job and leaves without his keys and mobile phone. When Fiz discovers that Lloyd (Craig Charles) hasn’t been feeding the cat at all she panics and takes the keys to feed the cat herself. When John discovers from Eileen (Sue Cleaver) what Fiz is planning he panics and races across town – with his passengers still in the cab - to try and get to his gran’s house before Fiz. Meanwhile Rosie (Helen Flanagan) is anticipating John’s return and has armed herself with a towel rail to attack him. Will John be in time to avert disaster?

Maria (Samia Smith) is still tormented by the amount of calls on Liam’s phone to Carla. Tom (Philip McGinley) tries to calm her down telling her they were all calls about the stag night details. But when she takes a call on the phone for Carla or Tom about Lad Rags she sees red. Is Maria edging closer to the truth about Carla and Liam?

Steve (Simon Gregson) is worried when Michelle (Kym Marsh) asks Becky (Katherine Kelly) to stand in for her whiles she helps JD out at a gig. When Dan (Matthew Crompton) starts winding Steve and Becky up Steve starts to wonder if he knows something.

Elsewhere – Norris’s (Malcolm Hebdon) obsession with entering competitions is driving Rita (Barbara Knox) and Emily (Eileen Derbyshire) to distraction and Pam (Kate Anthony) tries to persuade Molly (Vicky Binns) to go to a wedding fayre.

This episode is written by Damon Rochefort, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by John Anderson.

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PI for the rest of the week follows:

Monday 3 November 8.30pm

A happy Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) has arrived at John’s gran’s house and is looking for the cat but she can’t find any evidence of a cat and instead finds evidence of another kind which knocks her sick – whose is the women’s underwear drying on the back of a chair?

Meanwhile John (Graeme Hawley) is racing across town and arrives at the house just as Fiz starts to head upstairs to investigate some noises she has heard. A stunned Fiz is forced to listen as he explains that Rosie (Helen Flanagan) is locked in the attic and that he abducted her five weeks ago. She races to the attic to see the horrible truth for herself but Rosie is armed and lying in wait.

Maria (Samia Smith) tells Tom (Philip McGinley) she is going to find out more about Carla’s involvement in Lad Rags forcing him to come clean about Carla investing in the business. He tries to convince her it was all above board and purely a business arrangement but Maria decides to seek out Tony (Gray O’Brien) and see if he knew what was going on. How will Tony react?

Dan (Matthew Crompton) is winding Steve (Simon Gregson) up about his stamina and Steve is worried that he is going to drop him in it so he suggests Becky (Katherine Kelly) start flirting with other guys to put him off the scent. But how does he feel when she starts giving JD (Paul David Gough) the come-on?

Elsewhere Norris (Malcolm Hebdon) takes his quest to win the competitions a little too far for Rita’s (Barbara Knox) liking.

This episode is written by Mark Wadlow, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by John Anderson.

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Wednesday 5 November 7.30pm

John (Graeme Hawley) lies unconscious on the bed after being hit by Rosie (Helen Flanagan) who has raced out of the house with Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) in hot pursuit. Still stunned by what John has done Fiz manages to persuade Rosie she wants to help and calls the police. Back at the Websters’, Sophie (Brooke Vincent) is opening a birthday card when the call comes in from Rosie. Overjoyed, they race to John’s gran’s house to find her safe with the police. But, as John is taken away, a devastated Fiz has to return to Coronation Street and explain to Kirk (Andrew Whyment) and Julie (Katy Cavanagh) what has happened.

Maria (Samia Smith) feels bad about accusing Liam of getting up to something with Carla even though he is dead and not there to defend himself. Tom (Philip McGinley) tries again to explain that he set up the deal with Carla behind Liam’s back but Maria can’t stop the niggling doubt that something was going on.

Peter (Chris Gascoyne) offers to get some fireworks for Simon (Alexander Bain) but when he still hasn’t returned by nightfall Ken (William Roache) is forced to go to the Kabin and get some instead. Will Peter let his son down again?

Steve (Simon Gregson) and Becky (Katherine Kelly) are alarmed to see Hooch (Dominic Carter) arrive in the Rovers and Steve desperately tries to distract Michelle. But once she’s out of the way Becky goes into flirting overdrive with Steve for Hooch’s benefit.

This episode is written by Chris Fewtrell, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by John Anderson.

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Friday 7 November

With Rosie (Helen Flanagan) safely back at home Sally (Sally Whittaker) and Kevin (Michael Le Vell) still have many unanswered questions and are surprised when Rosie defends John’s actions. But when Tony Gordon (Gray O’Brien) gets wind of Rosie’s return and arrives at the house with a bunch of flowers for her Sally is suspicious of his motives. She quizzes Rosie who eventually caves in and confides in Sally about the video of Carla and Liam kissing.

Elsewhere Rosie’s return is not the only thing rattling Tony – his accountant spells out in no uncertain terms that his business is in dire straits and he is hugely in debt. Unless he starts selling the apartments things will get a lot worse.

Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) knows that she has to try and convince everyone that she knew nothing about John (Graeme Hawley) keeping Rosie a prisoner but she also knows that she has to go and see John to find out some answers of her own. But all of this has to be put on hold when the police arrive to ask her some questions.

Things aren’t looking too good for Janice (Vicky Entwistle) - she is due in court later for the lottery fraud. Leanne (Jane Danson) is grateful to her for keeping her name out of it and agrees to go with her to court. But Janice still has a lot of work to do to win the other factory girls round.

Ken (William Roache) is grilling a weary Peter (Chris Baldwin) about his plans for Simon (Alexander Bain) and points out that he needs to enroll him in school. At the moment though it is all Peter can do to stay awake whilst he is in charge of his son, never mind plan his future.

This episode is written by Lucy Gannon, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by John Anderson.

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Friday 7 November 8.30pm

Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) doesn't understand why the police want to talk to her until it suddenly dawns on her that they think she was involved. She is eventually released after convincing them that she had no idea what John (Graeme Hawley) was up to. John is delighted when she turns up to see him but she makes it clear that she only wants answers and as far as she is concerned it is over.

Sally (Sally Whittaker) decides to see Rosie’s (Helen Flanagan) footage of Carla and Liam for herself and manages to save the information onto a memory stick just before Tony (Gray O’Brien) arrives at the office. He’s oblivious to what is going on however as he is more concerned with his finances and resorts forging Carla’s signature so he can take money from the payroll to finance his property business. Is it all falling apart for Mr Gordon?

Peter (Chris Gascoyne) is struggling with being a full time dad and despite Ashley (Steven Arnold) telling him that things will get better he decides the only option is to do a runner and leave Simon (Alexander Bain) with Ken (William Roache) and Deirdre (Anne Kirkbride). But Ken rumbles his plan and insists he stay and face up to his responsibilities.

Janice (Vicky Entwistle) comes back from court having being given community service but she gets no sympathy from the ex-colleagues who make it clear they wish she had been locked up.

Pam (Kate Anthony) and Tyrone (Alan Halsall) find themselves caught up in another of Pam’s scams when she ‘treats’ them to a slap up meal at a posh restaurant.

This episode is written by Julie Jones, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by John Anderson.

[Scarlett.]

Originally posted by tooperfect
Last nights episode was a big let down.

Yeah, even as a big fan, I could help feel it was all a bit disjointed

[Dan_]

Originally posted by Chewy

Yeah, even as a big fan, I could help feel it was all a bit disjointed

The Stape and Rosie thing didn't really feel that realistic to me.He goes away for hours, couldn't she have smashed her way out of it by now? Also as comedic as it was,would she really be worried about hobnobs and Heat magazine?

[Nicky.]

I kept giggling at last nights ep! I have no idea why!

When she was going on about hobnobs, it was seriously cracking me up!

I think it was because it was so shockingly unrealistic!!


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Next week looks a good week! Teh Stape and Fizzy split up again, ey!? Shocker !! xD

[Corkie]

I think it was to show that Rosie knows she is ok with John and he isn't going to hurt her.

It was a bit silly.

Also I think Rosie was going a bit insane being couped inside for a month now? So all she cares about are the little things.

[Scarlett.]

Originally posted by Corkie


Also I think Rosie was going a bit insane being couped inside for a month now? So all she cares about are the little things.

Yeah, that seemed realistic IMO, Rosie will have been waiting all day for a little something


About Tony's downfall, dont build apartment buildings during the credit crunch >_<

[Scarlett.]

I have heard from a few places that there will be a death this Chrimbo

Two names have popped up


Jed Stone - Tony silences him after he [possibly] ruins Tony and Carla's wedding day, also as Tony is on a downward spiral

Emily Bishop - Dies on Christmas day in her armchair while Norris has dinner with factory worker Wiki

[Scarlett.]

From ITV.com

[Corkie]

I'm hoping Emily, I think she's a good character but it would be better if christmas a kind of main character died... so if Jed died I know he used to be in but I don't think many people would know him very well.

But why would Norris be with Wiki?

[Scarlett.]

Lol cause he has dinner at Christmas with her, so I read
I think maybe Norris might move out of Emily's for Jed to come in, and Norris and Wiki will live in the same building (theory lolz)

I think it might be Jed, he is going to live at Emily's so maybe something will happen there

[Corkie]

Originally posted by Chewy
Lol cause he has dinner at Christmas with her, so I read
I think maybe Norris might move out of Emily's for Jed to come in, and Norris and Wiki will live in the same building (theory lolz)

I think it might be Jed, he is going to live at Emily's so maybe something will happen there

Have Norris and Wiki ever talked to one another lol?

It would be quite a funny doubt-act though

[Scarlett.]

Lol I dont think so, but I heard she will be getting her own storyline

[Tom4784]

I think it'll probably be Jed who's killed off, We would have heard about it if emily was to leave sicne she's been in it for ages.

Who's Wiki??

[Scarlett.]

Factory girl Wiki, the polish one, her name is pronounced Vicky

Yeah, Emily has been in it since Episode 2, so its likely we would have heard

[Corkie]

Originally posted by Chewy
Lol I dont think so, but I heard she will be getting her own storyline

Yay! She's one of my favourite characters

[Tom4784]

Originally posted by Chewy
Factory girl Wiki, the polish one, her name is pronounced Vicky

Yeah, Emily has been in it since Episode 2, so its likely we would have heard

OOOOH! I know who she is, the way her name is spelt confused me!

[Scarlett.]

Aye, same, I wonder if the real reason behind Kasia's death will ever come out?
That'd be cool

[Mrluvaluva]

Who's Jed?

[Mrluvaluva]

Who's Kasia?

[Scarlett.]

Jed Stone


Kasia was the factory worker who died when falling down the stairs and Paul, Carla and Liam had to cover it up

[Tom4784]

I doubt it'll ever by brought up again, Like the alex storyline it didn't really resonate with audiences so I doubt either will be mentioned again.

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally posted by Chewy

Jed Stone


Kasia was the factory worker who died when falling down the stairs and Paul, Carla and Liam had to cover it up

Ahhh. I thought Tony smothered Jed with a pillow?