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Post snog, the fallout is going to be immense, as the family are excites about a pending new arrival, and Rana has decided she wants something else, Kate.
Two sets of kids are in trouble. A Barlow and an Alahan. It is interesting how Dev's two little angels are turning to the dark side. Tracy decided on the punishment, whilst Dev is in denial.
Phelan is about to be a grandad and Eileen, being the realist gets the hot head to back off. But once the words Gary Windass is uttered, tempers fray.
So much is packed into this episode and some of it is not exciting. Stolen seeing machines and the plot to take over the Kabin are a tad boring.
Eileen tried to take control and help Nicola, following the news that her baby has a Windass as the daddy. I wish her luck here, but suspect Phelan will wreak his revenge on Gazza.
More threats following sewing machine gate are juxtaposed with some much needed comedy; Liz trying new bar snack Wasabi nuts in the Rovers.
Kate and Rana meet up and it is awkward. Particularly because in true soap style, they decide to talk about the kiss and the feelings behind it in the pub. Once family members arrive, a quietness descends on the two of them.
Shona and David are in rom com land, going back and forth. Their heart to heart is interrupted by Tracy who has found a punishment for Amy, washing Roy's car. Shona thinks she should pay for the sins of her son. But, David has other ideas because of lovable and wise Max's views. I have always rooted for these two - keep them together.
Kate takes her anger out on her brother. And swigs some more wine. Meanwhile, Nicola relies on Eileen for campassion and support. Eileen talks about being a single mum, and it reminds you how wise she is. Please let her wake up and smell the coffee about Phelan, then.
Kathy and the blue paint non plot point is irritating. Brian, for me is beyond irritating, so I fail to muster any laughter at the replacements for Phoney M.
Todd taps into the fact that Rana may not be quite what she says she is. Meanwhile Summer wants to team up The Cheeky Girls in a continuation of blue paint prank, the sequel.
David and Max gaze at the stars. I love these two, and I know what's coming. Hiya Shona! Welcome back to the Platt family. In true kid plot style, Max claims to need help, to keep Shona as his step mum.
Zeedan decides now would be the right time to get married in a registry office and cue the Corrie theme tune. Most stories tonight were really good, but the sub plots suck. But these revalations will have repurcusions for some time to come.
Glenn Meads
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