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Thursday, 18 April 2019

Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 17th April 8.30pm

As promised, here is part two of this Wednesday's Corrie, all wrapped up in a handy blog review.

Racing out of Vicky's house, Gary manages to flee the scene and escape the butch debt collectors clutches. But can he escape Rick? Gary leaves a panicked voicemail for Sarah.

At the caravan, Gemma and Chesney's holiday continues to be miserable. As the rain pours on the tin roof, they decide to go for a drive out and a pint.

At the bistro, Robert takes an unknown call and makes a swift exit. Later on, and explaining his absence to Michelle, he does seem to be acting unduly suspicious.

Sore from Kevin's refusal to re-employ her, Abi ridicules Kev's workshy attitude to a defensive Sally.
Meanwhile, Kev is busy playing table football at Trim Up North and then bumps into Abi at the pub. He promises her that he will keep an eye out for any mechanic jobs. Later that day, Kevin has managed to sort out a job for Abi from an old pal down Weatherfield Road East.

At the barbers, Nick tells David of Toyah's sabotage theory. With the police now looking at the factory accounts, Nick panics about stealing Audrey's money and plans to tell the police of his dubious £30K transfer. Has Nick deceived the detectives? He may think so, but David isn't so sure.

Chesney's car troubles continue and Gemma and Joseph are stranded in a desolate field. Back at the caravan, with Chesney still away, Gemma teaches Joseph how to play poker and gambling- not inappropriate, at all. Chesney is obviously disgusted at Gemma fleecing his son and the disastrous holiday looks set to finish early.

Gary's suddenly unable to contact Sarah and starts to panic, not before deciding to head over to Rick's office. Back home, Bethany tells Sarah that they have to flee the house immediately.

At the office, Gary's anger overcomes him but Rick's level of violence knows no bounds. As Rick continues to add compound interest to Gary's debt, he also gives his a pounding - for good measure.

Battered, bruised, and at rock bottom; he may have rescued Alex's passport-but is it time for Gary to come clean to Sarah?.

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Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 17th April 7.30pm

Welcome to this week;s edition of the Coronation Street Blog review for Wednesday part one, wrapped up in handy blog review.

Gary's still playing 'Mr Ben' with his suit and tie/building work wear swap shenanigans and Sarah is slowly starting to notice. As Gary struggles to hide his duplicity from Bethany, Gail arrives back from holiday, so now he's no chance at all of continuing his debt dodging escapades.

Ready to go on holiday then, Gemma's packed everything but the kitchen sink and is filled with optimism, whilst Chesney admits to Emma that this is a make or break, break. The holiday doesn't start well; the caravan smells a bit iffy... and the car won't start. Kevin thinks it's the starter motor until Abi takes a look and realises he's misdiagnosed the fault. Can Abi get her job back at Webster's Autos?

Nick's toying with Toyah continues as he preens Leanne for any information on Imran's recent arrest over the factory report saga. Toyah blatantly admits to Nick that she thinks he could have sabotaged the factory roof for an insurance pay-out.

Speaking of the roof collapse, Michelle confides in Robert that Carla has had a breakdown and subsequently vanished. Feigning concern, Michelle riles at Robert and blames him for Carla's disappearance.

At Rick's office, Gary is introduced to the debt collection side of the business, that obviously includes mild menace and violence. Unbeknown to Gary, a suspicious Sarah has followed him to the office. Seeing Gary with the female debt collector, Sarah thinks he's having an affair and Gail agrees, telling her that she should never have taken him back in the first place (told ya!).

Meanwhile, on a debt collection round, the first house they visit is Vicky's (Tyler's mum).
A reluctant Gary joins in the search for items of value, whilst his butch female colleague threatens Vicky.

Arriving at the campsite, Gemma and Chesney realise that the iffy smelling caravan is a former cannabis farm; they've also got a leaky roof, no electricity, and as the rain pours, the board games have pieces missing. Is this an omen for Gemma and Chez's relationship?.

Back at Vicky's house, Gary stops her from getting a beating whilst refraining his colleague, so Vicky can do a runner. I have a feeling he may regret such chivalrous behaviour. Rick is not

going to be pleased!!.

I'll be back soon with a review of the 8.30pm episode. See you in a bit.

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TA-RA!

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Thursday, 23 January 2014

Michelle Collins in a Coronation Street caravan

The Caravan and Motorhome Show this year features Michelle Collins in a Coronation Street themed caravan. Apparantly, Michelle is a fully signed up member of The Caravan Club.

Michelle, who plays St Ella of the Back Room in Corrie, will be leaving the show later this year.
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