THE PLATTS ARE ROCKED BY A BOMBSHELL As David and Kylie snipe at each other, Todd calls in the Salon and suggests to David and Kylie that now Sarah’s pregnant with Callum’s baby, she could do with their support. Having overheard every word, a shocked Bethany stalks out of the Salon. Interrupting Sarah’s lunch with Audrey and Gail, Bethany plonks herself down and announces that Sarah’s pregnant with Callum’s baby. Audrey and Gail are gobsmacked and lay into Sarah, wondering how she could be so stupid. Concerned for Sarah, Billy intervenes but Gail sends him away with a flea in his ear. Meanwhile as David and Kylie continue to row, David tells Kylie that he’s moving out because much as he loves her, the trust has gone and their marriage is dead. Kylie’s stunned.
MICHAEL DREADS HIS 15 MINUTES OF FAME Eileen proudly shows Michael an article in the Gazette featuring a picture of him and talking about his Good Samaritan nomination. Michael squirms as Eileen makes him practise his acceptance speech should he win the award.
THE PRESSURE MOUNTS ON TYRONE Michael offers Tyrone some ex-council display lights for his Lapland project. Tyrone pays Michael £90 cash despite his spiralling debts.
ELSEWHERE When Anna receives a text from Barry, a guy she met at the Singles Night, how will she respond? Tracy confides in Robert how worried she is about her business. Robert suggests she should do something she’s passionate about. Tracy admits she was happy when she was a florist. Meanwhile Tracy takes a call from Rob in prison and promises she’ll visit him again soon.
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3 comments:
What is it about new breath-of-fresh-air characters who end up getting on your nerves? Billy popping up, walking by, just happening to be there when Sarah has a wobbly is driving me nuts. Give Billy a proper storyline like the church's involvement with asylum seekers or just let him drift about in the background like Sean.
Billy's recent scripts have also been driving me nuts. Realistically a vicar would not keep popping up asking if he could help; effectively driving the potential recipient of his 'listening ear' crazy by what is,in reality, pestering.
Although I do like Billy,I agree with comments that his popping up to speak with Sarah is getting ridiculous especially since she does have a family and it's becoming almost harassement. It bugged me how Billy felt he had to 'protect'Sarah who may I add is not an 'innocent victim' from her mother and grandmother who knows what Callum is like and has every to be angry at her as they will be the ones supporting her and her children financially not Billy.
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