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Greetings and welcome to the Coronation Street
Weekly Update. And so without any further ado, here
we go with this week’s Coronation Street update.
Stella throws Karl out of the Rovers
this week, tells him he’s shattered her lifelong dream of running the
Rovers, and then she takes him back
again. That’s not a feisty, strong, Coronation Street woman, that’s just soft
in the head. She chucks him out when she finds out he’s up to his neck in debt
to the tune of twenty grand which he’s gambled away. He’s also playing away,
sleeping with Sunita. While Dev and the kids are on their jollies in Spain,
Sunita gets her jollies on the sofa with Karl. The two of them are Billy-no-mates so they’ve
got a lot in common. Anyway, Stella moans a bit, takes Karl back and he
promises never to lie to her again while giving the camera that Corrie classic over the
shoulder look that says more than five pages of script.
There’s sad news for Tommy this week
when he finds out his granddad Jeff Horton has died. The Hortons, you’ll
remember, are the couple who brought Tommy up in Blackpool. Anyway, Tommy has a
hard time dealing with his grief but copes by jumping into bed with Tina after
she falls for 10 bunches of cheap flowers from Dev’s. Then he offers to whisk Tina away on a round
the world trip via Rosamunde Street after he finds out granddad Jeff left him
twelve grand in his will. And you know
it won’t be long before that bit of news reaches Tommy’s dad RTereh.
Peter and Leanne’s relationship
disintegrates further this week when Peter gets a letter from Leanne’s
solicitor saying she’s going after custody of Simon. The couple try mediation but end up bickering
and Peter walks out. Then they try, courtesy of Carla who has suddenly turned
into quite the peacekeeper, letting Simon spend time with Leanne. This has the
required effect of little Simon repeating Leanne’s words back at the flat. “What’s
a Black Widow?” he asks his dad and then he turns his face away with a smirk,
knowing full well what he’s gone and said.
Carla’s got more on her mind than
cheeky kids this week though, when Sally offers to buy Frank’s share of the
factory when it comes up for sale. While Carla doesn’t need the aggro of
working alongside Sally who’ll be all jumped up in her Marksies power suit, she
does need the money so has to keep Sally on side, for now.
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This week's writers were John Kerr, Joe Turner and
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3 comments:
Isn't Sally a powerhouse business woman? Didn't she single handedly help Frank land major accounts with her business wit? Who knew?So where does this leave Michelle who stood by Carla through thick and thin?
Anonymous above -- "So where does this leave Michelle who stood by Carla through thick and thin?" -- hopefully gone away from this show!
It leaves Michelle in the same place. She's not got the money to buy in, i presume she'll continue to be the PA and assistant.
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