[BigSister]

OMG Marys back I cracked up when she shoved the chocolate in Fredas face
And I liked the wedding dunno why but I did. Liked the Nick/David confrontation as well

[BigSister]

lol yeah he would be shoving it in Marys face lol

[Scarlett.]

[Smithy]

she looks realy pale on that

[Scarlett.]

Lol she musnt be a fan of spray tan like the others xD

[BigSister]

lol look at grahams face

[Tom]

Kim Crowther on This Morning ... she said:

> Blanche to die off screen
> Sally does recover but consequences of that and affair remain ...
> Tracey Barlow WILL be returning later this year with plans to involve storyline with Steve & Becky. Shes also back for the funeral
> Tracey in prison storyline with 'other favourite character' (hints towards Gail, see below)
> Steve & Becky to adopt
> Gail 'finds herself on the wrong side of the law' after Joe goes missing after Valentine trip
> Something to do with Peter, the bar and a 'fall from grace' ... I was having a sneezing fit so didn't hear that bit
> Tony Gordon to return for 'explosive week'
> Kieran Duffy to return

[BigSister]

squeeeeeeeee Tony ^_^
And I can imagine Tracy coming back for Blanches funeral
ew not more affair stuff
Yay Steve and Becky to adopt.
Some good stuff there

[Scarlett.]

Explosive week O_O ;D

[Scarlett.]

I hope it is actually explosive and not a euphanism for "a bit better than normal"

[MrGaryy]

wow I can;t wait now it all sound great!

[Braden]

Whenever i see the name Tony i always think of the advert when he sneaks up on himself and goes Tonneyyyy!

[Scarlett.]

Lol ^

I heard that Tony's return may actually be literally "explosive" from Flaming Nora (Corrie guru)

I hope Tracy and Gail are in jail together

[Tom]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...-be-demolished

Talks have reopened to move the street to Salford Quays. Quite fitting really given the show is meant to be set in Salford anyway.

[sooty]

Originally Posted by Tom

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...-be-demolished

Talks have reopened to move the street to Salford Quays. Quite fitting really given the show is meant to be set in Salford anyway.

I went to see the studio long time ago.

If they move I will go again.

[Scarlett.]

Weatherfield but yeah, its a version of Salford xD

I hope they move, the size of the set is ridiculously small

[BigSister]

Tracey and Gail could be quite intresting......

[Smithy]

I dont think Gail goes to prison, i saw some pictures a couple of weeks ago of David throwing a phone into the canal to try and clear his mums name, to show she had no involvement in Joe's death =/

[Scarlett.]

It'd be a weird friendship for Trace and Gail

[Nicky.]

Dev and Sunitas kids' friends have strange allergies... LOL

[Scarlett.]

Coronation Street's forthcoming child disappearance plot "bears absolutely no resemblance" to the Madeleine McCann tragedy three years ago, a show source has confirmed to Digital Spy.

Earlier today, it emerged that Peter Barlow's (Chris Gascoyne) 6-year-old son Simon, played by Alex Bain, will go missing in Blackpool later this year, sparking fears that he has been snatched.

The incident will occur when Simon's grandfather George (Anthony Valentine) takes him on holiday to the seaside resort after becoming convinced that his alcoholic father Peter is an unfit parent.

However, while taking a stroll on Blackpool promenade, George and his wife Eve (Sabina Franklyn) take their eyes off Simon for a short amount of time and soon discover that he has vanished. Police are then called to investigate the matter.

A tabloid newspaper today compared the storyline to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, who vanished from a holiday apartment in the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz in May 2007 while her parents dined at a nearby restaurant.

However, a Coronation Street source this morning told DS: "The upcoming Barlow story bears no resemblance whatsoever to the Madeleine McCann tragedy three years ago.

"The viewer will see Simon walk off on his own and there is a big search for him which is obviously distressing for his family - but the situation is resolved quite quickly."

At the time of the McCann incident, producers at the ITV soap took the decision to drop its baby abduction plot, which would have seen Freddie Peacock snatched from the family home by Claire and Ashley's mentally unstable friend Casey Carswell.

Following a review, show bosses rewrote and re-filmed some aspects of the story in order not to distress the McCann family. The resulting rewrite saw baby Freddie go missing following a fire at the Peacocks' and later turn up at the local park.

The Weatherfield source added: "It was the right decision three years ago not to run with the Peacock storyline because it was so similar to those events in Portugal."

Several weeks after Madeleine's disappearance, BBC soap EastEnders decided to pull its baby abduction story, opting to "substantially rewrite" and re-film the climax to the penultimate chapter of Dawn Swann and Dr May Wright's story.

The plot would have seen May run off with Dawn's baby shortly after her birth. Instead, May tried and failed to persuade Dawn to hand over the newborn before being arrested and ultimately sectioned.

Digital spy

[Nicky.]

David Chew, kidnapping kids. That's a new low bubz! ;'D

[Scarlett.]

I did it for you!

[Nicky.]

Instead of adopting a babba? Xx

[Scarlett.]

indeed!

*is arrested*