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Thursday, 4 April 2019

Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 3rd April 7.30pm


Welcome to Wednesday's episode review, part one, wrapped up in a handy blog review.

Carla's had little sleep after the disastrous memorial confession, her only ally now is Peter. Uncharacteristically, Roy has lost faith in Carla and is struggling to handle the duplicity of her truth bomb. When Wayne visits the cafe, he lets Roy know that a lead has suddenly arisen in the factory investigation.

At the Platts', Nick chases Gary's paper trail in hope of hiding any sufficient evidence in pinning the roof collapse on the builder.  Meanwhile, Gary receives a text from Rick whilst Nick pays Carla a visit and makes a vaguely undisguised threat. Is Nick covering his own back?


Still smarting from Gemma's April Fools prank, Chesney is starting to get find his latest love a little irksome. Matrimonial bliss it is not, but is the domesticity starting to wear thin? Still feeling in the mood for japes post-April 1st, Gemma has only just started.

At the Kabin, Brian is getting engrossed in Radio Weatherfield's latest quiz, his knowledge of Donna Summer is slightly surprising. Cathy tells Gemma that Brian is a radio quiz hound and has been banned from several stations. Hatching a late April Fool at the kebab shop, Gemma plays the radio quiz in Brian's place, little realising she's being pitted against Mary. Chesney isn't impressed at Gemma's cheating.


Meanwhile, Geoff reveals that he's growing veg for Yasmeen and gloats that his crop is ready to ripe.
Distracted from radio quizzes by customers paper complaints, Brian offers Paul a new job - as a paperboy! Billy offers Paul some support, evidently besotted, and little to do with Summer's obvious matchmaking. Meanwhile, Nick tells Paul that Underworld's days look doomed.


Also, looking doomed is Kate, as she shares lucid dreams of Rana to Michelle in the Rovers back room. Peter's sudden appearance riles Kate and he begs Michelle to not involve the police, but it's too late; Kate has already made the call. Defending Carla's fragile emotional state, Peter tells her that Kate is fine with everything, and fails to get her to flee before the police arrive. Before we know it, Carla is marched off by the police and is arrested on gross negligence manslaughter charges.


At the station, Carla admits that she knew the roof was badly damaged and tells them that 'Jim / John' told her that it was hazardous. Blatantly lying about the mysterious builder, she admits the truth and takes Rana's death as her own Murder, whilst readily exonerating Gary in the process.

Is Carla heading to jail?

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

You can follow me @rybazoxo over on Twitter, your self-styled 'Cobbles Connoisseur'.

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Thursday, 19 July 2018

Coronation Street - Double Episode Review; Wednesday 18th of July 2018




Its early morning at The Rovers Return and baby Susie is suspiciously absent, alongside Toyah and Johnny. After escaping for a 'veggie hangover' meal, Toyah returns to the pub, minus the baby!. What with Jenny's continued emotional turmoil and recent history, you could easily blame her, but its an equally fraught Johnny, that's actually snatched his own granddaughter.



Over at Number 11, Abby and Seb hurriedly tidy up ahead of Eileen's swift return to the street. Upon arriving, it isn't long before Eileen is back in the cab office. Hearing the streets latest goings on, she decides on not returning to Bristol, belittles Steve about marrying Tracy, and lets Abby move in.




Also returning to the street is that charming cad and brewery heir, Henry Newton. Gemma, having seen Henry's engagement announced in the Weatherfield Gazette, is utterly distraught. Seeing a chance, reluctant Cassanova Chesney invites her out to The Viaduct Bistro. Underwhelmed by its lack of kebabs or grease, Gemma hits the beer. As Chesney is about to reveal his unrequited love, you can guess who strolls straight into the restaurant? yep, it's Henry. Unimpressed by his posh metaphors and Vodka, Henry finally wins Gemma over by breaking off his engagement and buying her The Rovers Return!. Gemma as the new Bet Lynch, anyone?...



With no sign of a break-in at the pub, Liz realises that Johnny stole her pub keys to kidnap Susie. When it's clear that Johnny has taken the baby but not his medication, the Connor clan quickly rally round. A swift press conference is called by (the usually incompetent)Weatherfield Police whilst Johnny remains hiding in the hotel. Ringing confidante and ex-lover Liz, she quickly finds him alone with the baby. Will Liz get caught in the crossfire?.

In other news, Angie & Jude's marriage reaches crisis-point, Victoria Street shop wars have begun, and Roy doesn't own a mobile phone.


PS - I think it's worth mentioning some great quotes in tonight's doubleheader;

Gemma - "Are you boozing or boring?",
Audrey - "I'm not as green as I am cabbage looking!"
or Eileen, with the deliciously prophetic "Its a good day to bury bad news" on hearing of Steve's engagement and Sally's exit from the Mayoral office.


Anyway, that's me done until next Wednesday at 7.30pm.

Until next time Corrie fans...

TARA!

I am @rybazoxo- your self-styled 'Cobbles Connoisseur'






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