Created 6th July 2004
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| Wednesday 2 June 7.30 - 8pm ITV1
Todd fights to see his son, as the baby fights for his life Todd (Bruno Langley) is waiting anxiously by the phone to find out the condition of his baby boy. When he finds out how ill he is, he races to the hospital to try and see Sarah and his son, but Sarah (Tina O’Brien) gets very distressed and calls out for security to take him away. Later on, Sarah is thrilled to touch her tiny baby for the first time. Audrey (Sue Nicholls) and Gail (Helen Worth) watch the two bond, but suddenly there is a commotion of doctors and nurses around Sarah and Billy. Todd then gets a call to go to the hospital. He is overjoyed, thinking that he will be able to see Billy, but when he gets there he is told that it is too late – the baby has died. Back at The Rovers Return, Sonia (Tina Gambe), Bev (Susie Blake), and Sunita (Shobna Gulati) are dolled up the nines to try and get a date with Danny (Bradley Walsh). Mike (Johnny Briggs) is amused as he watches his nephew flirt with the ladies. Sonia asks Danny out for a drink but he makes it clear he won’t date members of staff. Bev preens herself to ask Danny out but is stunned when Danny turns to Sunita to ask her for a date. But will the sexy shop girl say yes? Also Sally (Sally Whittaker) turns up at the garage and decides to go through the books. Kevin (Michael Le Vell) is not happy at Sally’s interfering but she makes it clear he should be grateful she has such an interest in the business. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Stephen Lowe, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Alan Wareing. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
The Street residents are saddened by Billy’s death Everyone is rocked by the death of baby Billy, and Todd (Bruno Langley) is completely distraught that he wasn’t even able to see his son whilst he was alive. Sarah (Tina O’Brien) is hysterical, and when it comes to registering her son’s death she refuses to put his first name on the certificates. Katy (Lucy-Jo Hudson) has no idea that the baby has died, and decides to build bridges with Martin (Sean Wilson) by getting him a birthday card that reads ‘Happy Birthday Granddad’. A row ensues and he throws his ex-girlfriend out. Gail (Helen Worth) decides that Todd has a right to see his son and goes round with a Polaroid for him. She then pleads with him to stay away from them all. Todd is devastated. Over at the Roversn Danny (Bradley Walsh) wastes no time in getting Sunita (Shobna Gulati) to agree to go out on a date with him. Blanche (Maggie Jones) shows him round number Seven, and they shake on a six-month let. Also Sally’s (Sally Whittaker) new business plan goes ahead at the garage. Not truly knowing the business, but believing that Kevin (Michael Le Vell) is not really working to capacity, Sally has booked in too many cars, leaving Kevin no choice but to pay Tommy (Thomas Graig) and Tyrone (Alan Halsall) extortionate rates to agree to stay on and finish the work. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Cath Hayes, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Alan Wareing. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Martin takes his grief out on Karl Martin (Sean Wilson) is a man in turmoil – struggling to come to terms with the death of his grandchild and the breakdown of his relationship with Katy (Lucy Jo Hudson). Anxious to be of support to Sarah (Tina O’Brien), he arrives at the hospital and is furious to find Karl (Chris Finch) already at her bedside. Beside himself with grief and rage, Martin lashes out at the man he sees as being responsible for everything that has happened to him and his family over the past few weeks. As the fight spills out into the corridor, Martin and Karl’s colleagues have to pull the feuding pair apart. Sally (Sally Whittaker) is still determined to get Kevin (Michael Le Vell) to pull his socks up at the garage, and although Tommy (Tom Craig) and Tyrone (Alan Halsall) are pleased with all the extra cash they are raking in from overtime, they are starting to struggle with the extra workload. Facing a rebellion from his work force, Kevin assures them he will deal with the problem. Will Sally listen? Sunita (Shobna Gulati) is thrilled that she has managed to win the attentions of Weatherfield’s new eligible bachelor and soon finds that he is everything she had hoped for. As Danny (Bradley Walsh) wines and dines her, she starts to fall for his cockney charms, and it isn’t long before she agrees to join him for a night-cap back at his place. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Debbie Oates, produced
by Tony Wood, and directed by Alan Wareing. The executive producer
is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1. |
| ITV1 Network Sunday 6 June 7:30 PM to 8:00 PM ITV2 Sunday 6 June 11:30 PM to 12:00 AM
A surprise visitor ruins Danny's romantic plans Martin (Sean Wilson) is facing up to the fact that his attack on Karl (Chris Finch) is going to have serious consequences. He finds himself suspended, pending an internal investigation. Meanwhile a frail and emotional Sarah (Tina O'Brien) arrives home to a sea of sympathy cards and realizes that getting life back to normal is going to be even more difficult than she imagined. Kevin (Michael Le Vell) is facing mutiny at the garage over Sally's (Sally Webster) meddling. This time she has decided to change the name for a more up-to-date feel, and wants to put fliers in the Gazette. Angry enough at her interfering, Tommy (Tom Craig) is furious when he sees she is advertising a 24-hour service. How will Kevin sort this one out? This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by David Lane, produced by Tony Wood and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Todd and Sarah prepare to bury their baby In the first of two emotionally charged episodes to be shown this evening, Todd (Bruno Langley) and Sarah (Tina O'Brien) are preparing to bury their baby son. Estranged and distraught, the two young parents are coping with the situation in very different ways. Sarah is adamant she won't attend the funeral, whereas Todd is devastated that he isn't welcome at the service. In a moving speech, Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) manages to persuade Sarah that she should say a proper farewell to Billy. Meanwhile, Todd is forced to be an outcast and mere bystander as the hearse, complete with tiny, white coffin, and it’s entourage pull away from the street, leaving him empty and bereft. On a lighter note, Janice (Vicky Entwistle) and Les (Bruce Jones) are looking forward to their day out with Chesney (Sam Aston). Things don't go quite to plan when he throws up in the car and they are forced to return. Finding themselves alone as Chesney recovers upstairs, Les seizes the initiative and makes a heartfelt plea for her to give their marriage another go … almost killing Janice in the process. Having spent the night at Mike's (Johnny Briggs), Danny (Bradley Walsh) and Frankie (Debra Stephenson) are still trying to mend fences as they rake over the ashes of their ruined marriage. Both seem keen to give things another go, but first of all Danny has got some explaining to do to Sunita (Shobna Gulati). This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Jonathan Harvey, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Baby Billy is laid to rest As the solemn funeral entourage arrives at the church, Sarah (Tina O'Brien) almost crumbles as she thinks about what might have been, and the fact that she should have been walking down the aisle to get married – not behind her son's coffin. She manages to regain her composure and dignity as she prepares to bury her tiny baby. Meanwhile Todd (Bruno Langley) has come to a decision and arrives at the cemetery as the burial service begins. He watches from the sidelines but can't contain himself and steps forward to the graveside clutching one of Billy's teddies. A devastated David (Jack P Shepherd) launches himself at the man he sees as responsible for everything that has happened; but how will Sarah react? Having shocked Janice (Vicky Entwistle) into doing a runner, Les (Bruce Jones) decides that he will join Patrick's (Trevor Dwyer - Lynch) 40th birthday celebrations with the rest of the gang. Typically, the Streetcars drivers have chosen a rather seedy joint across town rather than the Rovers. As they ogle the waitresses, Patrick oversteps the mark and a scuffle breaks out, resulting in them all getting thrown out into the street, along with one of the scantily clad waitresses. Furious, she turns on the gang, but as her belly dancer's mask falls off, Les is stunned to find himself looking into the face of non other than his daughter Leanne (Jane Danson). Having made the decision to make another go of their marriage, Danny (Bradley Walsh) now has to persuade Frankie (Debra Stephenson) that their future is in the north. He convinces her that this fresh start is the best thing for them after everything they have put each other through, but she's less than convinced about the merits of living on Coronation Street. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Carmel Morgan, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Charlie is caught between mother and daughter – again Shelley (Sally Lindsay) is excited at the prospect of an evening with Charlie (Bill Ward), who is equally thrilled as the thought of getting her into bed for the first time. But when Sunita (Shobna Gulati) arrives with tickets for a new club, Shelley is torn. She wants to spend the evening with Charlie but she feels guilty about abandoning her friend after the fiasco with Danny Baldwin (Bradley Walsh). Before she gets a chance to tell Charlie about the change of plans, however, Sunita innocently fills him in on their night out together. Furious that she has chosen Sunita over him, he proceeds to get rather worse for wear in the pub, and when Bev (Suzie Blake) asks him to stay for a drink after hours, he makes it very clear it's not just a drink he's after. Les (Bruce Jones) is still coming to terms with finding Leanne (Jane Danson) working as a hostess in a seedy pole-dancing bar, and he demands to know why she lied about what she was up to. Leanne is forced to admit that things had not worked out quite as she planned, and she agrees to stick around in Weatherfield for a while. Encouraged by Sarah's (Tina O'Brien) reaction to his arrival at the funeral, Todd (Bruno Langley) leaves a present for Beth's birthday on the doorstep. He's stunned, therefore, when Sarah tells him in no uncertain terms that he is not welcome at their house and will most definitely not play a part in Beth's life. Elsewhere, Frankie Baldwin is making her presence felt on Coronation Street - and starting to enjoy herself in the process! This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Peter Whalley, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Bev struggles with her guilt over Charlie Bev (Suzie Blake) is wracked with guilt after her night of passion with Charlie (Bill Ward), especially when she sees him and Shelley (Sally Lindsay) kiss and make up in the Rovers. She tackles Charlie, who makes it very clear that the previous evening meant nothing to him and Shelley need never find out. Realizing that Shelley is heading for more heartache if she hooks up with the randy builder, Bev comes to the conclusion that the only way forward is for her to confess. Leanne (Jane Danson) is settling back into life in Weatherfield, but is surprised when she sees Nick (Adam Rickitt) in the street and asks Les (Bruce Jones) and Janice (Vicky Entwistle) why he isn't in Canada. When they tell her that he has hooked up with Maria, Leanne is furious that he is engaged to the girl who ruined Toyah's life. Eileen (Sue Cleaver) is stunned when she finds a surveyor measuring up at the house. Steve (Simon Gregson) tries to explain that he kept plans for the sale from her because he felt she had gone through enough recently. It is the final straw for Eileen. Elsewhere a ghostly chill in the Kabin stockroom has got Norris's (Malcom Hebden) imagination working overtime. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Peter Whalley , produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Shelley is forced to choose between Bev and Charlie Shelley (Sally Lindsay) is reeling after Bev's (Suzie Blake) shock confession that she slept with Charlie (Bill Ward). Unable to understand why her mother would say such a thing, Shelley storms round to the builder's yard and demands some answers. Unflappable Charlie reminds Shelley about her mother's previous lies and her determination to split them up. Confused and angry, Shelley confides in Betty (Betty Driver) who tells her to trust her instincts. Who will she believe? Leanne (Jane Danson) decides to make Nick (Adam Rickitt) and Maria (Samia Ghadie) pay for what she feels they have done to her and her family. Booking a hair appointment with Maria, she chats about love life, admiring Maria's engagement ring and letting Maria regale her with tales of her fiancé's tarty ex-wife. Maria is chuffed to have found a new mate, and excitedly introduces Leanne to Nick in the Rovers. As it immediately becomes obvious exactly who Leanne is, Maria sees red and the fur flies as she lays in to an amused and triumphant Leanne. Eileen (Sue Cleaver) is still furious with Steve (Simon Gregson) for selling her and the house without even letting her know. Having sold it complete with sitting tenant, Karen (Suranne Jones) and Steve are desperate not to let the sale fall through. As Eileen prepares to move out, Steve has to think fast to persuade her to stay. Norris (Malcom Hebden) is convinced the Kabin stockroom is haunted as Betty tells him tales of ghostly sightings at the Rovers and the death of Ena Sharples daughter. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Daran Little, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1. |
NOTE: A Two Day Week due to football's 'Euro 2004' ITV1 Network Monday 14 June 9:45 PM to 10:30 PM
It’s a day of reckoning at the Rovers Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is hopping mad when Sunita accidently drop a box of tins on his foot and he is forced to go to the doctors. However, he’s pleased to discover that his health check tests have all come back clear and plans a celebration with Maya (Sasha Behar). Vera (Elizabeth Dawn) is concerned that Jack (William Tarmey) is not as fit as he used to be, and when Fred (John Savident) says he is selling his exercise bike she hatches a plan to get Jack on the move. Elsewhere Norris (Malcolm Hebden) is attacked by the ‘poltergeist’ in the back room of the Kabin. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Jayne Hollinson, produced by Tony Wood and directed by Tom Poole. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Dev keeps a guilty secret from Maya Believing that the medical tests are all clear, Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) and Maya (Sasha Behar) are in wedding planning mode, but a passionate moment is interrupted by a phone call from the doctor’s surgery. Dev can’t bring himself to tell Maya that he has to have more tests, but he opens up to a worried Sunita (Shobna Gulati) about his concerns. She convinces him that he should tell Maya; but will he take her advice? Charlie (Bill Ward) has got his feet well and truly under the table at the Rovers, and Betty (Betty Driver) is rather surprised that Shelley (Sally Lindsay) has moved things along so quickly. She warns Shelley to take things a little more slowly. Meanwhile Fred (John Savident) is less than amused to find Charlie is making himself at home at the pub. Elsewhere, Jack (William Tarmey) and Norris (Malcolm Hebden) are sweating for different reasons. Jack is concerned to discover that Tyrone (Alan Halsall) and Vera’s (Elizabeth Dawn) plans to get him into shape involve a wall map and orange lycra shorts. And Norris decides to conduct a séance at the Kabin.
CORONATION STREET SPECIAL: BAD GIRLS * NEW ITV2 Monday 14 June 10:30 PM to 11:30 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There have certainly been some wicked women in Weatherfield. They lie, cheat and aren’t afraid to pull their punches, and with new Corrie femme fatal Maya shaping up to steal the title ‘queen bitch’ from Tracy Barlow who knows when the bunnies will start to boil…. This film will also chart the arrival of real life Bad Girl (from ITV's Bad Girls), actress Debra Stevenson – she is heading for the cobbles and will play the bitchy rotten wife of Mike Baldwin's nephew - a manipulative Essex Wife. She'll start her nasty antics pretty quickly – teaming up with Maya to bully Sunita. This film will also tie in with the return of Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson).Leanne was a real Corrie bad girl – she seduced Nick and ran off to Gretna Green ; got into drugs big time with Jez Quigley. Now, she is coming back after Les finds her working in a seedy topless bar. She's going to cause havoc on her return - splitting up Nick and Maria for one thing... Other Corrie bad girls we may examine include devious Cilla Brown, Suzie Birchall, Tanya Pooley, Sharon Gaskell, Samantha Failsworth, nanny from hell Carmel Finnan, Leanne Battersby and Karen MacDoanld A Granada Production. |
NOTE: A Threee Episode Week due to football's 'Euro 2004' ITV1 Network Sunday 20 June 7:50 PM to 8:20 PM
Fred has a surprise for Shelley Shelley (Sally Lindsay) is struggling with no staff and a busy lunchtime crowd at the pub. Jobless Leanne (Jane Danson) is in the right place at the right time and finds herself behind the bar. Fred (John Savident) however has very different ideas about how to solve the staffing crisis and stuns Shelley by sacking Leanne and presenting Shelley with a new barmaid of his choosing! Elsewhere Jack (William Tarmey) is getting stick from Vera (Elizabeth Dawn) for not pedaling far enough on the exercise bike. Fed up with the new fitness regime, Jack hits upon a plan to eat chips and keep clocking up the miles. Over at the Kabin Rita (Barbara Knox) and Norris (Malcom Hebdon) discover the real reason for the recent ‘haunting’. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Martin Allen, produced by Tony Wood and directed by Tom Poole. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Liz makes her presence felt in Weatherfield Liz McDonald’s (Beverly Callard) sudden return to the street has got tongues wagging. Everyone wants to know why she has decided to return – not least Steve (Simon Gregson) and Karen (Suranne Jones). Karen is convinced that she is up to something and Liz can’t help but get some satisfaction from the fact that her return has got Karen hopping mad! Les (Bruce Jones) decides that direct action is called for to try and win Janice (Vicky Entwistle) round and when she asks him to fetch her a packet of fags to work he comes up with a unique delivery idea. Will the sight of Les dressed as a belly dancer win Janice’s heart or scare her off forever? Meanwhile Chesney (Sam Aston) is stunned when his mum turns up at the school gates. Sally (Sally Whittaker) oversteps the mark at the garage when she announces that Tyrone (Alan Halsall) is employee of the month - but when she discovers him celebrating his award at the Rovers, she soon strips him of the title! Maya (Sasha Behar) has had second thoughts and returns to the flat. Upset Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) explains that he needs her support. Meanwhile Sunita (Shobna Gulati) confesses to Shelley (Sally Lindsay) that she is in love with Dev. Is she too late to confess her feelings to him? Elsewhere Audrey (Sue Nicholls) discovers that the council are erecting a fountain in Alf’s honour. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Stephen Russell, produced by Tony Wood and directed by David Kester. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Maya reminds Sunita who Dev’s number one is Les (Bruce Jones) is triumphant that he is back with Janice (Vicky Entwistle)and wants to celebrate with a bottle of bubbly. He is oblivious however to developments down the street as Cilla (Wendi Peters) is trying to win back Chesney’s (Sam Aston) affections with a giant ice cream at Roys Rolls. Later Janice and Les are stunned to find Cilla making herself at home at number 5 and refusing to budge. Will she manage to come between Les and Janice once more? Liz (Beverly Callard) is enjoying being back in Weatherfield and wastes no time in catching upon the local gossip. She pays Tracy (Kate Ford) and Amy a call and they enjoy slagging off Karen (Suranne Jones). Meanwhile Karen is struggling to come to terms with Liz being around and spending so much time with the baby but she is cheered up by the news that Steve (Simon Gregson) has exchanged contracts on the house. Sally (Sally Whittaker) is still determined to make her mark on the garage and tries to educate Tyrone (Alan Halsall) and Tommy (Tom Craig) into being salesmen. Fed up with her interfering they demand Kevin (Michael Le Vell) sort it out but she makes it clear that she has no plans to budge. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Mark Wadlow, produced by Tony Wood and directed by David Kester. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1. |
| ITV2 Sunday 27 June 10:00 PM to 10:30 PM
Liz upsets Karen’s birthday treat for Steve Liz is not the only one making her presence felt in Weatherfield. Cilla (Wendi Peters) has her feet firmly under the table at Les’s (Bruce Jones) and is desperate to win him back from Janice (Vicky Entwistle). The Battersby women however have other plans and Cilla soon finds herself dumped – literally! Kevin (Michael Le Vell) is starting to think that Sally (Sally Whittaker) might have the right idea bringing extra work into the garage as she offers to take him out for a meal to celebrate the upsurge in business. However the night doesn’t turn out quite as planned. Elsewhere Audrey (Sue Nicholls) starts to ruffle feathers with her excitement over the plans for Alf’s memorial fountain. The scheme doesn’t go down well with Blanche (Maggie Jones) and the other pensioners when they discover exactly how much it is going to cost. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Mark Wadlow, produced by Tony Wood and directed by David Kester. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Janice suffers as twisted Cilla plots to get back with Les Janice (Vicky Entwistle) and Leanne (Jane Danson) go for the weekly shop in Freshcos and are spotted by an eagle-eyed Cilla (Wendi Peters). She sidles over to the security guard on duty and tells him she saw the couple stuff goods into their pockets and bags. The guard wastes no time in confronting the innocent pair and accuses them of shoplifting. The situation turns into a classic Battersby debacle, and smug Cilla sidles back to Coronation Street to try and win Les (Bruce Jones) back. She pleads with him about how much she misses her beloved son and desperately wants to spend time with him. Chesney (Sam Aston) is elated at seeing his mother again, but will Les relent? Also in Weatherfield Karen (Suranne Jones) realises that her mother-in-law Liz (Beverly Callard) spoiled her birthday plans for Steve (Simon Gregson) on purpose, and decides to get revenge on them both by going on a major spending spree. During a quiet drink in the Rovers, Steve is gobsmacked when Karen struts in laden with shopping bags, boasting how much money she has spent. Over at the Websters’, the row over Rosie’s schooling continues, after angry residents complain about Sally’s flyers littering the street. Kevin (Michael Le Vell) is exhausted because of all the extra work he is doing at the garage, but Sally (Sally Whittaker) is persistent in persuading him to send Rosie (Helen Flannagan) to Oakhill. Does Sally finally get her own way? This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Ken Blakeson, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by David Kester. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Sunita and Dev struggle with their health fears Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is clearly shaken when he has to go for further tests at the hospital and refuses to be reassured by Maya (Sasha Behar) that everything will be OK. She tries to persuade Dev to go for a drink but he refuses and decides to go back to the shop. When the trio discuss Dev's tests, Sunita (Shobna Gulati) breaks down in tears. Emotional, she goes to the Rovers where she bumps into Frankie (Debra Stephenson) and Danny (Bradley Walsh). Frankie’s sarcastic remarks prove too much for Sunita and she confides to Shelley (Sally Lindsay) that she wished she never met Danny as she thinks she may be pregnant. In Underworld, Frankie makes it crystal clear that she is a force to be reckoned with, persuading Mike (Johnny Briggs) to make all the long-haired girls in the factory wear hairnets. Karen (Suranne Jones) is furious at the prospect, but Frankie sneers that the girls only make the knickers not model them, so it doesn’t matter what they look like. Later in Roy’s Rolls, Vera (Liz Dawn) is also disgruntled at Frankie's request for waitress service, until she leaves her a large tip. Also in Weatherfield, Les (Bruce Jones) plucks up the courage to ask Janice (Vicky Entwistle) to move back in with him. She strings him along, making him promise her breakfasts in bed every day, but then shouts that she will never move back in until Cilla (Wendi Peters) is well and truly out of the picture. What will Les do next? This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Stephen Lowe, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Daniel Wilson. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
As news about Sunita spreads, Danny is anxious Shelley (Sally Lindsay) discovers that Sunita (Shobna Gulati) hasn’t even undergone a pregnancy test yet, so she decides to help her friend out by buying one for her. Charlie (Bill Ward) is shocked when he spots the testing kit. Shelley hastily explains who it is for, unaware that she has been overheard by Liz, who wastes no time in filling in new mate Frankie (Debra Stephenson) on the news of Sunita’s ‘pregnancy’. Still brooding about her suspicions over Danny (Bradley Walsh) and Sunita, Frankie fills him in on the latest gossip. Leanne (Jane Danson) can’t understand why Les (Bruce Jones) is so concerned over Chesney’s (Sam Aston) welfare. She is convinced that Cilla (Wendi Peters) is using her son to try and worm her way back into Les’s good books. Janice (Vicky Entwistle) also makes it clear that she knows what Cilla is up to, and decides that the time has come to let Les know exactly how she feels. Martin (Sean Wilson) is back from his holiday and is ready to talk to Katy (Lucy Jo Hudson). Sarah (Tina O’Brien) is pleased that they look like making another go of their relationship, until she discovers the real reason they split in the first place. Martin is faced with the difficult choice of getting back with Katy or standing by his family and his principles – who will he choose? This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Chris Parker, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Daniel Wilson. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1.
Danny clashes with Sunita and fears for his marriage Danny (Bradley Walsh) is a worried man. After a day snapping at the factory girls and avoiding Frankie (Debra Stephenson), he decides to seek out Sunita (Shobna Gulati) to find out for himself if she is having his baby. Furious that Danny is only concerned about saving his own neck, Sunita refuses to discuss the situation, leaving him in the dark. Meanwhile Frankie continues to settle into Weatherfield life with an interesting proposition for Vera (Liz Dawn). Maria (Samia Ghadie) is thrilled to hear that Nick (Adam Rickitt) has got a good chance of promotion, but she’s less impressed with the fact that it would mean a move to Nottingham. Leanne (Jane Danson) notes Maria’s (Samia Ghadie) lack of enthusiasm and seizes the opportunity to ingratiate herself with Nick. Maria is furious when she finds the two exes deep in conversation and storms out, leaving Nick with some explaining to do, much to Leanne’s delight. Vera finally cottons on to Jack (Bill Tarmey) and Tyrone’s (Alan Halsall) mileage scam on the exercise bike, but they are surprised when she tells them of her new grand plans to get Jack in shape. Tommy (Tom Craig) can’t hide his delight at the news that it is finally over between Martin (Sean Wilson) and Katy (Lucy Jo Hudson), but Katy is devastated as she continues to be given the cold shoulder treatment by her ex and his family. This episode of CORONATION STREET is written by Jayne Hollinson, produced by Tony Wood, and directed by Daniel Wilson. The executive producer is Carolyn Reynolds. It is a Granada Television production for ITV1. |
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