KIRSTY DEMANDS HER MONEY. Despite being exhausted Tommy’s pushing for extra shifts with the security firm to pay off his debt to Tyrone as soon as possible. It’s clear that working so hard is taking its toll and later Tommy falls asleep in the café almost missing his shift delivering pizzas. Kirsty meanwhile reminds Ty its pay day for Tommy and she’ll deal with it. Tyrone, worried it will stress her, tells her he’ll do it after work. She ignores this however and later goes round to see Tommy demanding the dosh. Later, Tina takes the money to Kirsty and insists that she deals with her in future. Furious that Kirsty keeps berating Tommy for losing Tyrone’s money, Tina begins to bite back. Will Tina’s words lead to Kirsty’s rage spinning out of control?
TRACY HATCHES A PLAN FOR REVENGE. Michelle’s delighted when Steve secures Ryan a job at Dev’s kebab shop. The job had originally been offered to Tracy who turned it down in disgust. When she sees Ryan working in her place, however, a plan hatches and she goes back to see Dev. Later Ryan’s surprised when Tracy arrives at the kebab shop announcing that she’s his new assistant. But what are her real motives for taking a job she earlier felt was beneath her?
EILEEN HIDES THE TRUTH FROM PAUL. Eileen’s doing her best to make sure Paul doesn’t clock the missing vase. Later, online, she finds a shop with one in stock. Sean balks at the price but Eileen reminds him how much the vase will mean to Paul. It was part of his life with Lesley! Later, the new vase in place, Paul starts to tell Eileen a funny story about it. What will he say however when he notices the crack that’s been in the vase for year has somehow repaired itself?
Elsewhere Karl tells Sunita he has a few hours work driving cabs – will she be impressed?
Coronation Street, Monday 3rd September 2012 at 8.30pm
KIRSTY’S MEDDLING GETS DANGEROUS. When Kirsty hears of Julie’s plans to move she slyly mentions the fact that Jason’s selling the flat. Later when Julie asks Jason for a viewing, Tina’s anxious that she’s about to become homeless. She asks Julie how she found out the flat was for sale. When she finds out it was Kirsty, Tina’s braying for blood. Later Kirsty’s mischief continues when she orders a pizza. When Tommy rocks up to deliver it she kicks up a fuss claiming it’s the wrong order. After replacing it he misses his bus to the security job so takes the pizza van instead. But as he sets off dead on his legs, his fatigue is about to place him in peril.
RYAN PLAYS INTO TRACY’S HANDS. Michelle and Steve are taken aback to discover who Ryan’s new work mate is. Tracy ignores Michelle as she curses under her breath, though Steve is pleased to see that she’s finally made the effort to get a job. Later Tracy invites herself to the flat for a nightcap knowing Michelle and Steve are out. As she cranks up her seduction tactics Ryan feels himself slowly succumbing to her charms.
EILEEN AND PAUL ARE VISITED BY OLD GHOSTS. Eileen admits that she thought Sean had caused the crack, so she replaced the vase. Paul laughs. He always hated the vase; he just thought since Lesley had loved it Eileen might too. Later Paul feels terrible that he’s made Eileen feel uncomfortable in her own home. Eileen insists that it’s his house too now. It’s high time to make it their own. They’re giving the place an overhaul.
Elsewhere Karl begs Stella to take him back again – will she buckle or stand strong?
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4 comments:
As much as I get tired of Tina's bitching/complaining and being generally gobby - I'm looking forward to her taking on Kirsty! Can't stand Kirsty - she's been devious from the very start and now that she's kicking the crap out of Tyrone, I say "go for it, Tina!!"
~JB in Canada
Paul laughed that Eileen and Sean shelled out a whack of cash to replace a hideous vase that Paul imposed on them in the first place? What a jackass.
Where is Sean living now? Eileen's commentary about the house being both hers and Paul's now seems odd, given that Paul still has the place he lived in with his dead wife and presumably hasn't paid a dime to support Eileen.
The concept of Tracy being seductive enough to woo a man theoretically so much younger than her is repulsive, despite the fact that he's a complete tosser who deserves worse.
It's true that some people move on very quickly after a bereavement, needing companionship and love with a new partner so I'm not making a judgement on them. But either Paul is meant to be crass or the writing is crass - I think it's the latter. If Eileen insists on sticking with him, can he at least be elsewhere most of the time? As a couple, they make me feel queasy.
For a supposedly brave fireman, he's a helluva girlie whiner!
~JB in Canada
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