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BigSister · 02-11-2008, 05:04 PM

oh god cringeeee with Joe and Gail thats going to be so funny

Scarlett. · 02-11-2008, 05:07 PM

Yeah lol

Scarlett. · 02-11-2008, 05:16 PM

The after effects of John’s (Graeme Hawley) actions are being felt by both Rosie (Helen Flanagan) and Fiz (Jennie McAlpine), who are struggling to get their lives back to normal. Rosie is jumpy and worried about being left alone and Fiz is getting increasingly stressed by John constantly phoning her. Kirk (Andrew Wyment) is starting to wonder if it is the right time for him and Chesney (Sam Aston) to be going off to South Africa to see Cilla leaving Fiz alone.

Dan (Matthew Crompton) introduces himself to Peter (Chris Gascoyne) and asks him if he would be interested in buying the bookies off him. But Peter is still not in the right frame of mind to think about starting a new business as he struggles to cope with fatherhood. Ken (William Roache) is furious when he finds Simon (Alexander Bain) left home alone and tells Peter he doesn’t want him making the same mistakes he did with his children. On the upside Simon’s presence seems to have a good effect on Leanne (Jane Danson) who starts flirting with Peter a little more.

Tony (Gray O’Brien) is keeping quiet about raiding the payroll account and when, one by one, the girls discover their wages have not gone into their bank account he makes himself scarce. The staff decide to down tools till they discover what is going on.

David (Jack P Shepherd) is on the phone to his old cellmate Graeme (Craig Gazey) which infuriates Tina (Michelle Keegan) who doesn’t want him to have anything to do with the ex jail bird. David ignores her and agrees to let Graeme doss down on their sofa
This episode is written by Simon Crowther, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Jerry Smith.

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Monday 10 November 8.30pm

Blanche (Maggie Jones) and Ken (William Roache)are reeling from the shock that Peter (Chris Gascoyne) has called a social worker to take Simon (Alexander Bain) away. Ken begs him to reconsider but even after talking to the social worker at length Peter’s mind is made up. Ken can’t bear the thought of Peter’s son being taken off them and offers to look after him instead. Blanche is not sure how Deirdre will feel about this development when she returns but Peter is relieved and makes plans to return to Portsmouth.

The Underworld staff are up in arms and demand to know what has happened to their wages. Tony (Gray O’Brien) tries to cover but the girls don’t believe him. He tells them they can leave if they don’t trust him and promises to sort out the problem as soon as possible blaming a mix-up at the bank. He only wins them round by offering them a bonus of they finish the order on time.

Tina (Michelle Keegan) is less than impressed when she discovers that David (Jack P Shepherd) has given Graeme (Craig Gazey) £300 to buy him a car and when Graeme turns up in a fancy motor that has clearly been nicked she is furious. Meanwhile Gail (Helen Worth) and Joe (Reece Dinsdale) are still skulking around trying to keep their romance a secret.

This episode is written by David Lane, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Jerry Smith.

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Wednesday 12 November 7.30pm

The factory staff are still worried about their wages and when they discover they still haven’t been paid they confront Tony (Gray O’Brien). Realising he has lied to them, the workforce down tools and walk out. Desperate to get the order out he offers them a sub to come back to work – will they accept or leave him high and dry.

Meanwhile Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) has only been back at work a day but when she gets a call from her mum in South Africa she tells Tony she has to take time off immediately because of a family crisis.

Peter (Chris Gascoyne) is surprised when his visit to Lucy’s solicitor proves extremely lucrative. She has left him everything on the proviso that he brings up his son. Once back on the street he immediately makes Dan (Matthew Crompton) an offer for the bookies and Ken (William Roache) is delighted that he has decided to stay around and bring up Simon (Alexander Bain) – but Ken’s pleasure turns to dismay when he realizes Peter has only done it for the money.

Gail (Helen Worth) is loving the attention she is getting from Joe (Reece Dinsdale) but is worried about how David (Jack P Shepherd) will react when he finds out. She doesn’t have to wait too long to find out however when David and Tina (Michelle Keegan) return home unexpectedly and catch their parents together.

Tara (Ayesha Dharker) turns up at the shop and is not best pleased to find Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) and Eileen (Sue Cleaver) sharing a joke. She demands some answers from Dev and asks him to tell her the real reason he finished with her.

This episode is written by Martin Allen, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Jerry Anderson.

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Friday 14 November 7.30pm

David (Jack P Shepherd) and Tina (Michelle Keegan) are struggling to come to terms with the fact that their parents are an item but Joe (Reece Dinsdale) tells David that he needs to grow up a bit. David tells Gail (Helen Worth) that he’s ok about them seeing each other as long as they don’t kiss in front of him. Later however David’s loyalties to Joe become clear when the Windass family refuse to pay for the kitchen he has fitted. Armed with a piece of wood David decides to turn debt collector.

Ken (William Roache) is worried that Peter (Chris Gascoyne) will gamble away Simon’s (Alexander Bain) inheritance but Peter wants to make a go of the business so he and his son have a future. When Ken refuses to see reason Peter decides to pack his bags and take his son with him to the bookies flat.

Amber (Nikki Patel) is stunned when she finds Tara (Ayesha Dharker) emerging from Dev’s bedroom and quizzes her dad about what is going on. Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is determined to try and make a go of things and decides to visit Prem to try and get his blessing and ask him not to tell Tara about Nina.

Elsewhere Sally (Sally Whittaker) and Tony (Gray O’Brien) are concerned when a journalist comes to the factory looking for Rosie.

This episode is written by Carmel Morgan, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Jerry Smith.

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Friday 14 November 8.30pm

Joe (Reece Dinsdale) is not best pleased when he discovers what David (Jack P Shepherd) has been up to trying to get the money off the Windasses. Meanwhile Graeme (Craig Gazey) is shocked when he finds out that David has been winding up one of Weatherfield’s hardest families and warns David to stay away – but is it too late?

Prem (Madhav Sharma) reluctantly agrees to let Dev’s relationship with Tara (Ayesha Dharker) continue but only for the sake of his daughter. Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is delighted that he can finally make plans for the future with Tara and he starts by offering to help Darryl (Johnathon Dixon) out of a tight spot with the kebab shop.

Peter (Chris Gascoyne) proudly shows Simon (Alexander Bain) round the bookies and invites Leanne (Jane Danson) to have tea with them both this evening. Leanne accepts but later she draws the line at playing mum and putting Simon to bed for Peter.

Tony (Gray O’Brien) is delighted when Leanne tells him she has sold one of the flats and he tells the girls that they will finally get paid.

This episode is written by David Bowker, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Jerry Smith.

Monday
Becky (Katherine Kelly) is busy preparing for Hayley’s return and despite Roy’s protestations that he doesn’t want a fuss she has made a banner and even got some flowers for him to take to the airport. But the day doesn’t turn out quite as planned when Roy (David Neilson) arrives back from the airport alone – Hayley wasn’t on the flight.

David (Jack P Shepherd) is worried about retaliation from the Windass family but he and Graeme (Craig Gazey) decide to hide their concerns from Tina. However when Joe (Reece Dinsdale) is roughed up by Gary (Mikey North) and Len (Connor Ryan) and has his tools nicked they can’t keep the secret for much longer and when Joe reveals to Gail (Helen Worth) that he is not insured the enormity of what he has started hits home to David.

Darryl (Johnathon Dixon) is full of ideas for the takeaway oblivious to the fact that Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) has started legal proceedings to buy the shop from Jerry. But Dev has other things on his mind when Tara (Ayesha Dharker) arrives at the flat upset having discovered that her ex-partner had been having an affair with her mother.

Elsewhere Jason (Ryan Thomas) drowns his sorrows after getting an earful from Becky.

This episode is written by Mark Burt, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Kay Patrick.

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Monday 17 November 8.30pm

A furious Tina (Michelle Keegan) sets off to see the Windasses with a worried David (Jack P Shepherd) and Graeme (Craig Gazey) following her. She bangs on the door but gets no reply and the gang are about to leave when Graeme hits upon an idea for revenge. The three teenagers proceed to rip the kitchen apart piece by piece and pile it in the garden. As a parting shot Graeme suggests they set it alight but just as the blaze gets going the entire Windass clan arrive home. Will Tina, David and Graeme get away with it?

Everyone is waiting for Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) as Roy desperately tries to find out what has happened to her. Just as they start to get worried Hayley arrives back on the street by bus. Everyone is delighted but Hayley seems overwhelmed by the welcome and pleads tiredness to go upstairs.

Jason (Ryan Thomas) tries to beg forgiveness from Becky (Katherine Kelly) by saying it with flowers but she’s having no of it and sends him packing – minus the flowers.

Emily (Eileen Derbyshire) is surprised to spot Jed Stone (Kenneth Cope) at the hospital. Remembering him as Minnie Caldwell’s lodger from 40 years ago, she stops to chat and it surprised to discover her was evicted from his home by an unscrupulous property developer.

Elsewhere – Molly (Vicky Binns) is worried that Tyrone (Alan Halsall) has been lying to her about going to the gym when she discovers his kit bag is empty.

This episode is written by Jayne Hollinson, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Kay Patrick.

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Friday 21 November 7.30pm

An uncertain Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) sits alone in the café before going to sit on the bench outside the salon to contemplate her life. Roy (David Nielson) believes it is jetlag making her distant but she confides in Sean (Antony Cotton) that she is finding it difficult to adjust to being back. Roy finally gets to the bottom of his wife’s behaviour when she confesses to him that she wants to go back to Africa.

Becky (Katherine Kelly) tells Steve (Simon Gregson) that her solicitor wants to see him at lunchtime but Steve is concerned about how he is going to get away without arousing suspicions with Michelle (Kym Marsh). Michelle catches him sneaking out of the pub and asks where he is going forcing Steve to lie. But the cat is nearly let out of the bag by a careless Lloyd (Craig Charles).

Gary (Mikey North) and Len (Connor Ryan) arrive on the Street looking for the Platts and spend the day observing the comings and goings from number the house. Meanwhile Graeme (Craig Gazey) tries to figure out a way to get rid of the stolen car and then asks Ashley (Steven Arnold) for a job.

Darryl (Jonathon Dixon) discovers that Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is buying the kebab shop off Jerry who has also decided to get rid of the house. Stunned the pair watch a For Let sign go up at the house and Darryl finds it hard to believe that Amber (Nikki Patel) did not know what her dad was up to, reducing her to tears.

Elsewhere Emily (Eileen Derbyshire) offers Jed (Kenneth Cope) a room at her house after he confesses he is dreading going to his new lodgings and Norris (Malcolm Hebdon) loses out on the Cliff Richard competition to a woman called Mary Taylor.

This episode is written by Jonathan Harvey, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Kay Patrick.

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Friday 21 November 8.30pm

Roy (David Neilson) is devastated as Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) explains why she wants to leave him and go back to Africa. She claims she still loves him but Roy finds it hard to believe after everything she has said. Hayley’s plans change however when she gets a visit from a fellow African volunteer. It soon becomes evident that Hayley’s reasons for wanting to go back to Afirca might not just be about the place as she and Tilly discuss Olaf, another aid worker. But when Tilly gets a suggestive text from Olaf, Hayley realizes she has been foolish and tells Roy that she has no intention of leaving Weatherfield.

Amber (Nikki Patel) is furious that Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) bought the kebab shop and ruined her friendship with Darryl (Jonathon Dixon). When Tara (Ayesha Dharker) tries to talk her round Amber takes the ultimate revenge on her dad and tells Tara all about his affair with Nina. Devastated Tara demands some answers from Dev and he is forced to confess everything. Is this the end of his relationship with Tara?

Jason (Ryan Thomas) asks Becky (Katherine Kelly) on a date but she throws him out of the café and goes to find Steve (Simon Gregson) to find out how he got on with her solicitor. Lloyd (Craig Charles) spots the pair of them together and is suspicious but when he quizzes Steve he gets an earful.

The Windasses do David (Jack P Shepherd) and Graeme (Craig Gazey) a favour when they steal the stolen car thinking it belongs to David.

This episode is written by Peter Whalley, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Kay Patrick.

Scarlett. · 02-11-2008, 07:34 PM

The cobbles of Coronation Street will be warming up this Christmas with more than a few good tidings between Liz McDonald and Lloyd Mullaney.
Rovers Return barmaid Liz, played by Bev Callard, will share a few bottles of wine with her son's business partner Lloyd, played by Craig Charles, the Daily Star reports.
But as the two share their singleton woes with each other, one thing leads to another and they end up in bed.
To further the Christmas caper, the couple are almost caught in the act by Liz's son Steve, played by Simon Gregson, who is a partner in Lloyd's cabbie firm Streetcars.
A show insider said the liaison was unlikely to improve matters for Liz and her troubled love life.

"She hasn't had the best of luck in the man stakes

A familiar face is returning to Coronation Street next week.

Michelle's old mate JD will drop into the Rovers for a pint, and will give Becky more than a few admiring glances.

Does this mean Weatherfield's lovable bad girl has finally found the man of her dreams, or does JD only have eyes for old friend Michelle?

Well, actor Paul David Gough, who plays the hunky musician, is remaining tight lipped about the storyline, but rumour has it Steve and Michelle's on/off relationship will hit yet another snag this Christmas.

Steve will apparently start giving Michelle the runaround in the hope she'll dump him before he has to tie the knot.

And after months of providing comic relief for the rest of the cast, it seems Eileen will finally get a decent storyline.

The lovable Streetcars worker will be knocked for six when her dad, Colin, makes an appearance

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