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Have you got a drug dealer in your fridge? Are you sure? I mean, you’ve checked behind the cheese, right? ‘Cos there was one on Corrie this week when Tyrone, Kirk and Tommy kidnapped Leon the gangster and locked him up in the fridge in the empty butcher shop. They did it to protect Fiz from being threatened in prison and the terrible trio haven’t got a clue what to do with one of the hardest lads in Manchester, so they lock him in the fridge while they ponder on a plan. Unable to resist having a butcher’s at the butcher shop to see what the fuss is about, Norris ends up finding out what’s going on and he’s the one credited with turning the gangster into the cops and gets hailed as a hero, sending Mary quite peculiar.
Gail has a change of heart and decides not to throw David and Kylie out to stand on their own feet, gain independence and live their own life, so that they can have access to Max and be at the end of her apron strings for the rest of their lives. The social worker’s involved and Kylie gets a supervised visit with her son. “Where’s Becky?” he asks this stranger who’s pretending to be his new mum. Audrey helps Kylie set herself up in business as a mobile nail technician so if you have mobile nails, give Kylie a ring at her new business, Cutie Calls.
Over at Underworld, Hayley gets Becky a job in packing. And you know when you’ve got to take lessons in sellotaping from Kirky of all people, that you’ve sunk kind of low in the big scheme of things.
And the big story this week has been Frank Foster’s parents turning up to wish their son happy engagement to a woman they’ve never even met before. Carla takes a dislike to her prospective in-laws, gets drunk and tries to drive away in her car. The car doesn’t get far before it smashes into the bookies and mows down Stella Price. Both Stella and Carla are rushed to hospital but not until Frank moves Carla’s body out of the driving seat and he prepares to take the rap for the crash.
This week's writers were Mark Burt, Martin Allen, Damon Rochefort, Jan McVerry and Joe Turner. Find out more about the Coronation Street writing team at:
1 comment:
At last! Fiz finally has a go back at the bully! I don't like Fiz but I like her even less when she's a lip-quivering, spineless wreck.
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