Monday, 26 October 2009, 7:30PM - 8:00PM
From itv.com
Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and Molly (Vicky Binns) arrange another secret date. But when Pam (Kate Anthony) overhears Molly lying to Dev (Jimmi Harkishin), asking for time off because her dad’s ill, she smells a rat. After checking Molly’s story with Tyrone (Alan Halsall), and forcing Molly to lie again, she becomes suspicious. Molly meanwhile is oblivious as she and Kevin play at husband and wife, by visiting a show home and calling themselves Mr and Mrs Webster. But as they arrive back in the pick-up truck and share a steamy kiss they‘re watched by a stunned Pam.
Tony (Gray O’Brien) breathes a sigh of relief as Helen (Dearblah Molloy) and Barry (Frank Grimes) leave for Ireland. But his relief is shortlived when Maria (Samia Smith) tells him she thinks they should get in touch with Carla and tell her about their engagement. Knowing he can’t let Maria talk to Carla, Tony starts to panic as he tries to figure out his next move.
When Michelle (Kym Marsh) spots a damp patch on the ceiling of her flat she asks Bill (Peter Armitage) to take a look at it. But when Bill gives Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) the estimate for the roof repairs Dev’s horrified and decides to look for a cheaper solution.
And Norris (Malcolm Hebden) struggles with another employee at the Kabin. This time it’s Joan (Maggie Tagney), a lady who seems to seriously lack in conversational skills.
This episode is written by Peter Whalley and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Tony Prescott.
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Monday 26 October [2]
Molly’s (Vicky Binns) starting to crumble under the strain of her lies and when Tyrone (Alan Halsall) asks how her dad is she snaps at him. Hurt, Tyrone leaves to take Minnie (Poppy Jhakra) out for a test drive in her car. But when Molly flies off the handle again, accusing him of flirting with a slapper, Tyrone’s totally bemused. Pam (Kate Anthony) however is onto the real reason behind her dark mood and confronting Molly about her dad, Pam then floors her with the news that she knows about her affair with Kevin as she saw them kiss. As Tyrone arrives home Pam issues Molly with an ultimatum. Is Tyrone’s world about to be shattered?
Tony (Gray O’Brien) can breath easily again when Maria (Samia Smith) tells him she’s decided against phoning Carla. Euphoric Tony buys Maria an engagement ring and suggests they go to Cyprus to give her parents the good news. Oblivious to the man behind the mask Maria agrees.
Norris (Malcolm Hebden) is finding Joan’s (Maggie Tagney) continual silence unbearable but just when he thinks he can take no more Joan stuns him by saying how much she enjoys working with him.
When Ben (Lucien Laviscount) tells Ryan (Ben Thompson) that his parents are going to look after his grandma in Southampton and he’s got nowhere to stay, Ryan persuades Michelle (Kym Marsh) to let him stay with them.
And Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) tells Bill (Peter Armitage) he’s found a cheaper builder to fix the roof on Michelle’s flat.
This episode is written by Stephen Russell and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Tony Prescott.
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Wednesday 28 October
It’s the morning after the night before and Molly’s (Vicky Binns) on edge. Still non the wiser about her affair, Tyrone (Alan Halsall) thinks she’s upset about his test drive with Minnie. Molly’s not in the clear though and when Pam (Kate Anthony) confronts Kevin (Michael Le Vell), revealing she knows all about his fling, she warns him to leave Molly alone. Kevin’s furious with Molly for confessing to Pam, knowing they’re now in real danger of being exposed. Molly points out that if they’re ever going to be together then they’ll have to tell everyone but Kevin tells her to grow up. Is he about to call time on their affair?
As Ben (Lucien Laviscount) moves into the flat with Michelle (Kym Marsh) and Ryan (Ben Thompson) his eyes are out on stalks when he catches his mate‘s mum wearing a skimpy bathrobe. But he’s not the only one who likes what he sees. Michelle’s wearing nothing but a towel when she spots a pair of legs dangling outside her window. It’s Jake (Kenny Doughty) the builder and as she rescues him to stop him from falling a flirty Jake kisses her on the mouth. How will Michelle react?
Tony (Gray O’Brien) suggests Maria (Samia Smith) flies out to Cyprus ahead of him as he’s got some business to attend to at the factory. Wanting to check he’s tied up all loose ends he promises to join her in a few days. Maria agrees and the happy couple celebrate their engagement in the Rovers.
And as Norris (Malcolm Hebden) tries in vain to engage Joan (Maggie Tagney) in any conversation will he keep his cool?
This episode is written by Daran Little and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Tony Prescott.
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Thursday 29 October
As Maria (Samia Smith) sets off for Cyprus Tony (Gray O’Brien) promises to fly out and join her in a couple of days. Making sure everything’s in order before he leaves he offers Sally (Sally Whittaker) Rosie’s (Helen Flanagan) old job at the factory, which she’s quick to accept much to her daughter’s fury. He then sets up a web cam and chats to Maria. But as Tony leaves Underworld, confident he’s now back on track, he suddenly suffers chest pains and collapses.
Michelle’s (Kym Marsh) furious to find Jake (Kenny Doughty) the builder on her roof again and calls the police. After a good talking to Michelle's about to let him off but when Jake attempts another cheeky kiss the police haul him down to the station.
Pam (Kate Anthony) puts pressure on Molly (Vicky Binns) to come clean to Tyrone (Alan Halsall) about her affair. Molly’s in turmoil and when Kevin (Michael Le Vell) tells her they need to talk she worries he’s going to dump her.
And Ashley (Steven Arnold) heads off for his vasectomy again. Will he finally go through with it?
This episode is written by John Kerr and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Tony Prescott.
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Friday 30 October [1]
As Tony (Gray O’Brien) struggles to breath outside the factory it becomes clear he's fighting for his life. Roy (David Neilson) finds him lying in the darkness and phones for an ambulance. At the hospital the doctor tells Roy that Tony has suffered a massive heart attack and is unlikely to survive the night. As Roy tries in vain to contact Maria he’s forced to keep a vigil at Tony’s bedside, listening patiently to Tony talk about his family history of heart disease. Thanking Roy for getting him to hospital Tony makes it clear he knows he’s only got a few hours left and asks Roy to stay with him. Roy silently prepares for a long night.
Molly’s (Vicky Binns) relieved when Kevin (Michael Le Vell) says he doesn’t want to end their affair but suggests they lie to Pam (Kate Anthony), by telling her their relationship is over and then resuming once the dust has settled. But will Molly be able to convince Pam that she and Kevin have seen the error of their ways and ended their fling?
Michelle’s (Kym Marsh) stunned when Jake (Kenny Doughty) calls in the pub wrapped only in a towel. Asking her out for dinner he says if she refuses he’ll drop the towel. Will Michelle accept or will Jake be forced to reveal all in the Rovers?
And Simon’s (Alex Bain) put out when Peter (Chris Gascoyne) won’t let him go trick or treating.
This episode is written by Joe Turner and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Tony Prescott.
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Friday 30 October [2]
As Roy (David Neilson) keeps a vigil at Tony’s (Gray O’Brien) bedside he slips in and out of consciousness. Convinced Roy’s the last man he’ll ever speak to Tony suddenly grabs his hand claiming he has a confession to make. Roy‘s stunned as he rambles about how he killed Liam. But before Roy can ask any questions Tony suffers another massive heart attack and Roy is ushered from the room while they try to resuscitate him. As Roy stands outside the hospital, the enormity of Tony’s confession starts to sink in.
Elsewhere Michelle’s (Kym Marsh) impressed when Jake (Kenny Doughty) takes her to a posh restaurant. Despite her initial reservations she enjoys herself and letting her guard down she tells him all about Paul, Liam and Dean. As he takes her home Jake tries his luck again. But has he read the signals right this time?
When Peter (Chris Gascoyne) nips out, Leanne (Jane Danson) dresses Simon (Alex Bain) up as a ghost and makes him hide behind the door ready to scare his dad. But when Peter arrives home with his hands full he kicks the door open which hits Simon in the face. Leanne feels terrible as they take Simon to casualty.
And when Pam (Kate Anthony) tells Kevin (Michael Le Vell) she’s glad his affair with Molly is over, warning him to stay away from her in future, Kevin plays along with the lie. Are they out of danger?
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