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25-03-2005, 13:16
Press release spoilers:
Friday 25th March
Tommy’s body may well be buried, but above the ground things are getting desperate for the Harris’.
The police arrive to inform Angela and Katy that they have drawn a blank with the Morgan family and will not put them back on witness protection.
Angela knows that it’s just a matter of time before the finger of suspicion could point at them! Eeek!
Meanwhile, Chesney is proving himself to be quite a natural at ju-jitsu, much to the constant worry of Roy, who is being a bit of a wimp it has to be said.
Ken on the other hand is trying to make amends with Deirdre and suggests they go out on Easter Sunday. Cue Ray who pops up with an invite of his own for a trip to Southport on the same day. So who will she choose?
Elsewhere and Sally fiiiiinally tells Ian that it’s over between them, but the rat that he is tells her that she may not have a job left to go to when she returns from her family hols.
Sunday 27th March
Oh we do like to be beside the seaside, at least the Barlows do, minus Ken, who sulks back home in Weatherfield.
Tracy spends the day trying to get to know her father, and trying to get more out of his wallet. Could we expect anything else from the gold-digger?
Meanwhile, Angela is in a state of panic (makes a change from Katy frothing at the mouth all the time though) convinced that the police must have a suspect in mind if they have ruled out the Morgans completely.
Elsewhere and David plays a prank on Sarah and Gail while Chesney’s eyes are far too big for his belly and he makes himself sick on Easter eggs! Ahh, bless.
Mon 28th March - 7.30pm
Ray becomes the cuckoo in the Barlows’ nest when he moves in after collapsing.
It seems like a great idea to Tracy and Deirdre, who are beginning to realise that Ray is getting weaker by the day.
Ken on the other hand, is finding it difficult to be charitable.
Meanwhile, Angela goes back to work. Well, not to work exactly, but rather to complete her plan to get her and Katy off the hook. What is she up to?
Elsewhere, Charlie and Shelley return to Weatherfield looking gorgeous, but Shelley is nervous about seeing Sunita.
Sunita thanks her for the card, but Charlie didn’t even know Shelley had sent it. How will the bad boy react?
Mon 28th March - 8.30pm
Hayley is shocked to find Angela writing a threatening letter to herself, but before she knows it, she’s agreed to help the murder cause!
At first Hayley is not sure whether to go to the police or not, but when she sees the state Katy is in, she agrees to help Angela by going to Sheffield to post the letter.
Ken is still in a sulk after being told Ray is moving in while Tracy has made the most of the situation by telling Steve just how cramped it is. He offers her a solution, but it’s not the one she’d hoped for!
While Hayley is not posting letters in Sheffield, she and Roy are concerned that Cilla seems to have disappeared. Chesney is delighted, until he overhears them talking about alerting social services. There’s no cheeky grin now, eh Chessers?!
Wed 30th March
Angela receives her ‘letter’ from Sheffield and makes a big show of opening it up on the Street.
But the grieving wife becomes hysterical when the police don’t rush her back onto the witness protection programme.
Hayley on the other hand is still debating whether she did the right thing. Too late now Mrs Cropper.
Ray announces that he is heading back to Holland as soon as possible as for he can’t stand the thought of Tracy watching him die. But will he be well enough to travel?
Meanwhile, Steve wishes he’d taken Amy out to the park more often when a badly-aimed ball comes flying his way. No, it's not the pain he likes, but rather the owner of the ball, who just happens to be a gorgeous single mum! What will Tracy say about that then?!
Elsewhere and Roy discovers that Cilla and Les have no intention of returning to Weatherfield and promise to send for little Chessers when they’re settled. Yeah, right, of course they will!
Friday 25th March
Tommy’s body may well be buried, but above the ground things are getting desperate for the Harris’.
The police arrive to inform Angela and Katy that they have drawn a blank with the Morgan family and will not put them back on witness protection.
Angela knows that it’s just a matter of time before the finger of suspicion could point at them! Eeek!
Meanwhile, Chesney is proving himself to be quite a natural at ju-jitsu, much to the constant worry of Roy, who is being a bit of a wimp it has to be said.
Ken on the other hand is trying to make amends with Deirdre and suggests they go out on Easter Sunday. Cue Ray who pops up with an invite of his own for a trip to Southport on the same day. So who will she choose?
Elsewhere and Sally fiiiiinally tells Ian that it’s over between them, but the rat that he is tells her that she may not have a job left to go to when she returns from her family hols.
Sunday 27th March
Oh we do like to be beside the seaside, at least the Barlows do, minus Ken, who sulks back home in Weatherfield.
Tracy spends the day trying to get to know her father, and trying to get more out of his wallet. Could we expect anything else from the gold-digger?
Meanwhile, Angela is in a state of panic (makes a change from Katy frothing at the mouth all the time though) convinced that the police must have a suspect in mind if they have ruled out the Morgans completely.
Elsewhere and David plays a prank on Sarah and Gail while Chesney’s eyes are far too big for his belly and he makes himself sick on Easter eggs! Ahh, bless.
Mon 28th March - 7.30pm
Ray becomes the cuckoo in the Barlows’ nest when he moves in after collapsing.
It seems like a great idea to Tracy and Deirdre, who are beginning to realise that Ray is getting weaker by the day.
Ken on the other hand, is finding it difficult to be charitable.
Meanwhile, Angela goes back to work. Well, not to work exactly, but rather to complete her plan to get her and Katy off the hook. What is she up to?
Elsewhere, Charlie and Shelley return to Weatherfield looking gorgeous, but Shelley is nervous about seeing Sunita.
Sunita thanks her for the card, but Charlie didn’t even know Shelley had sent it. How will the bad boy react?
Mon 28th March - 8.30pm
Hayley is shocked to find Angela writing a threatening letter to herself, but before she knows it, she’s agreed to help the murder cause!
At first Hayley is not sure whether to go to the police or not, but when she sees the state Katy is in, she agrees to help Angela by going to Sheffield to post the letter.
Ken is still in a sulk after being told Ray is moving in while Tracy has made the most of the situation by telling Steve just how cramped it is. He offers her a solution, but it’s not the one she’d hoped for!
While Hayley is not posting letters in Sheffield, she and Roy are concerned that Cilla seems to have disappeared. Chesney is delighted, until he overhears them talking about alerting social services. There’s no cheeky grin now, eh Chessers?!
Wed 30th March
Angela receives her ‘letter’ from Sheffield and makes a big show of opening it up on the Street.
But the grieving wife becomes hysterical when the police don’t rush her back onto the witness protection programme.
Hayley on the other hand is still debating whether she did the right thing. Too late now Mrs Cropper.
Ray announces that he is heading back to Holland as soon as possible as for he can’t stand the thought of Tracy watching him die. But will he be well enough to travel?
Meanwhile, Steve wishes he’d taken Amy out to the park more often when a badly-aimed ball comes flying his way. No, it's not the pain he likes, but rather the owner of the ball, who just happens to be a gorgeous single mum! What will Tracy say about that then?!
Elsewhere and Roy discovers that Cilla and Les have no intention of returning to Weatherfield and promise to send for little Chessers when they’re settled. Yeah, right, of course they will!