Welcome. Theo has signed his contract for work in Belfast, there is somewhere to live and they are going to leave the Street so farewell
So as Sarah is trying to extract stories of Theo's behaviour from Danielle who has only the nicest things to say about the father of her children inevitably Theo and Todd wander in. Collapse of Sarah's plan. Sarah thinks that Theo threatens her but Theo informs her that he is not a violent man. Theo heads into town for drinks and on his return he and Todd are offski.
Nina and Roy are off to a big bat convention. Roy has had a communication from Mal who has provided the necessary electric certification - and has informed Roy he is heading to Inverness. This is following all the bad reviews which Jodie left on Mal's page. When she finds out Bernie suspects that Mal will think it is her and she hopes he really is going to Inverness. Nick gets Roy to play chess with Sam, who admits that there is a bully at school - but nothing else. Nina and Roy (who has a cough and is sickening for something) load the bat mobile for their trip and who is watching them from Inverness (not) - see above.
Stuart, the estate agent, turns up to value Shuttleworths - the state George is in someone should be on self harm prevention watch in my view. A For Sale sign has to be put up (is that normal - surely no-one would visit an undertaker which is about to disappear?).
Kev and Ronnie have hatched a plan involving Fiona to get the scumbag Carl out of their lives but later Carl dances with his mother with Ronnie watching on and Ronnie realises he cannot split mother and son given all the years that they have not been together. Kev has to reluctantly accept that Carl is not going to be run out of town yet (although Theo will no doubt want a say in the matter) as Debbie wants Carl to be there. Fiona also tells Carl about the plan.
Bonus picture of Danielle because I can. She notes that they both managed to turn their partners gay to Sarah!
I should be here next week but cannot be sure about the week after.
Written by John Kerr and directed by Kevin Boyle.
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