Sunday, 6 December 2015

First-look pics: Kylie begs Sarah to keep Callum's baby

Here are some preview pictures from the episode of Coronation Street to be shown on Monday 14 December  2015.

As Sarah heads off for her appointment at the clinic, Todd confides in Kylie that he thinks she’ll regret her decision.

Kylie finds Sarah at the abortion clinic and implores her to keep her baby, reminding her that Max is Callum’s son too but she loves him.


Kylie tells Sarah that her baby could be the one good thing to come out of the whole sorry mess. 

As the nurse calls Sarah through, Sarah’s torn.


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4 comments:

  1. Cobblestone6 December 2015 at 02:07

    Most women pregnant by a man like Callum (whose death they'd participated in) would surely opt for termination. But Sarah knows what it was to lose and mourn Billy (Todd's son, not the vicar!) and I suspect this may give her pause.

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  2. Anonymous6 December 2015 at 16:22

    This is so stuрid, she's already over the legal termination рoint (4 months) so the doctor's would refuse her anyway, right?

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  3. Anonymous6 December 2015 at 17:01

    Cobblestone,For what it's worth,I think Todd mourned the loss of their son Billy more than Sarah who has never taken the time to visit her son's grave or even talk about him.
    I think if Sarah does decide to keep Callum's baby it would be to wind up David and the rest of her family.

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  4. Cobblestone6 December 2015 at 21:35

    I think you're right there, Anon @ 17:01. Todd has mentioned Billy several times since his return.
    If Sarah does keep the baby, it will bizarrely be half-sibling to Max, the same relationship Max has with Lily. Who'd want the job of Corrie genealogist!

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