Sunday 6 May
Jamie tries to talk sense into a dejected Bob whilst at home Viv is upset, wondering if she’s to blame for his disappearance. Jamie’s words fall on deaf ears when Bob insists that he always messes things up, and is nothing but a failure. Jamie loses patience and admonishes him for leaving people in the lurch – including him when he was a child. Elsewhere, Matthew tells Scarlett that Hari’s evidence is false and alleges that Rosemary framed them. Jimmy tells Scarlett that Louise has done it out of spite after Matthew dumped her.
Meanwhile, Debbie’s displeased when Eli enlists an unsuspecting Daz to help him collect dodgy car parts, and warns him not to breathe a word about their bent dealings. However Debbie has more to worry about when Len rumbles her crooked ways.
Monday 7 May
Kelly and Jimmy are worried when their solicitor warns them that prison could be a realistic consequence for her crime. Kelly is hysterical in court when she hears that she’s going to prison for two years. Elsewhere, Terry is stunned when Louise reveals that she’s testifying against the Kings. She insists that she’s telling the truth but he reminds her that at one point she’d offered to lie for him thinking that he was the murderer. Had she overheard the Kings, she wouldn’t have suspected him. Meanwhile, Jack is shocked to learn about Debbie’s dodgy dealings from Pearl and Len. When he fronts up to the garage, she plays dumb and silently warns Daz not to say a word.
Tuesday 8 May
Carrie alerts Louise to the rumours that she and Hari are being paid to lie in court. Carrie’s words place a seed of doubt in her mind about what they’re about to do. She talks to Hari about her worries. Concerned she may withdraw her statement he drastically proposes to Louise. Elsewhere, Matthew remarks to Carl that Jimmy’s getting noticeably itchier and seems to be clutching at straws to get off the hook. He is infuriated to discover that Carl knew of Jimmy’s abandoned plan to run away. Matthew voices his suspicions that Jimmy’s behaviour is looking more and more like that of a guilty man. Meanwhile, when Jack tells Debbie he wants out, she is thoughtful and after a quick phone call to Scott, tells Eli that he’s happy for her to buy Jack’s share.
Wednesday 9 May
Eli is annoyed when Debbie refuses to give him the promised commission for his part in their latest scam. Debbie is furious when Eli enters the Woolpack wearing Scott’s suit and threatens to pay a visit to Viv (Deena Payne) in the post office, if he doesn’t get his commission. Later when the two share a drink at Tug Ghyll, Debbie agrees to pay him, but not all at once. The tension rises as Eli moves in for a kiss. Elsewhere, Pollard realises that it’s only a matter of time before David leaves with the money and becomes increasingly agitated and cancels the girls’ lunch hour. Del reacts angrily and David panics that things are getting too heated between the two. When the cheque arrives for their house, Pearl is filled with renewed vigour for organising the wedding of her dreams. She is determined to have the works, including bridesmaids, but is left unsettled when Edna shows a distinct lack of enthusiasm.
Thursday 10 May
Pollard makes comment to David that he and Del seem very pally considering he sacked her from the factory only the day before. Whilst David brews up, Pollard takes the opportunity to sneak a look in his pocket at the printout he saw him hastily secrete there, and is devastated to see two flight tickets booked in Del and David’s names. Meanwhile, conscious that her time in the village is coming to an end, Del takes the opportunity to tell Chas how much she likes her. Sharp as a tack, Chas is immediately suspicious and accuses her of doing a flit. Meanwhile, Edna asks Viv if Scott’s made his return, as she thought she heard him and Debbie laughing in the cottage the night before. Viv immediately accuses Debbie of entertaining men behind his back and when she clocks Eli wearing Scott’s t-shirt the penny drops.
Friday 11 May
Reeling from the news that David slept with Katie behind her back Del and the Dingle’s decide on how to get revenge on him. Meanwhile Pollard implores David not to leave, telling him that his arrival in the village was the best thing that ever happened to him. Bob is joined by a mysterious down-and-out called Errol. Eager to dispense advice, he warns Bob that he left home 18 years ago and wishes he could turn back time. Struck by his words of wisdom Bob decides he wants to come home. Elsewhere, Paddy laments the loss of Ritapondering whether she was the one. Marlon encourages him not to give up and drives him to the art college. However he is once again left dejected when Rita snubs him in the corridor.
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