Perdita
05-11-2009, 15:17
Monday, 23 November 2009, 7:30PM - 8:00PM
From itv.com
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Having handed baby Liam over to Helen (Dearbhla Molloy), Maria’s (Samia Smith) convinced herself she’s not fit to be a mother. She’s a broken woman who can’t forgive herself for inviting a murderer into her home. Desperate to help the Connors suggest she move to Ireland with them. At first Maria refuses but when Audrey (Sue Nicholls) urges her to pull herself together for Liam’s sake she agrees. Helen’s relieved as Maria takes baby Liam back in her arms but their relief is short-lived when a visitor arrives at the door - it’s Carla (Alison King)!
Audrey’s (Sue Nicholls) shocked to see a for sale board outside No.8 and even further shocked when Gail (Helen Worth) reveals she and Joe (Reece Dinsdale) are engaged. Audrey warns her she’s making a mistake but Gail‘s adamant she knows what she‘s doing. But Gail has no idea what she’s got herself into and when Rick (Greg Wood) turns up masquerading as a potential buyer Joe panics.
When Sally (Sally Whittaker) tells Kevin (Michael Le Vell) that she wants to go over the garage account books he panics, worried she’ll spot his motel expenses and the lack of breakdown call-outs. How is he going to talk his way out of this one?
And after a successful golf lesson with club pro Bernie (Jennifer Hennessey), Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) tries his luck with asking her out for a drink.
This episode is written by Jayne Hollinson and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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Monday 23 November [2]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
As Maria (Samia Smith) tells Carla (Alison King) how Tony has confessed to Liam’s murder Carla feigns ignorance. Desperate to cover her own back, and still believing she murdered Jimmy, Carla tells Maria the reason she left Weatherfield was because she was still in love with Liam and couldn’t live a lie with Tony. Maria buys it but the police aren’t so sure and as they question Carla about the last time she saw Tony she’s forced to lie. Can Carla extricate herself or is Tony taking her down with him?
Sally’s (Sally Whittaker) furious as the garage books seem to show profits are down and list all sorts of miscellaneous expense claims. Tyrone (Alan Halsall) can’t make sense of it either, and as Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and Molly (Vicky Binns) meet in the motel for sex, Kevin receives a message on his phone saying he has a lot of explaining to do. Heading back to the street Kevin and Molly fear the worst. Has their affair been rumbled?
Dev’s (Jimmi Harkishin) smug as he takes Bernie (Jennifer Hennessey) for a drink in the Rovers. But when Steve (Simon Gregson) realises that like him, Dev is also having secret golf lessons, he makes Bernie promise not to say anything. But where do her loyalties lie?
When Audrey (Sue Nicholls) receives an invitation to the Weatherfield Council Christmas Party she wonders who she can ask to accompany her.
This episode is written by Jonathan Harvey and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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Thursday 26 November
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
The factory girls are stunned to see Carla (Alison King) back at the helm at Underworld. Both Sally (Sally Whittaker) and Rosie (Helen Flanagan) are quick to come crawling for the job of number two but Carla gives the position to Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh), her contempt for the pair evident.
Meanwhile Tony has been charged with Liam’s murder and will appear in court tomorrow. Admitting she can’t face him Maria (Samia Smith) leaves with the Connors for Ireland. But while Maria’s accepted Carla’s story the police haven’t and they’re back on the street. Carla attempts to play dumb as they quiz her about Tony’s accomplice but is she off the hook?
Sally’s gutted when Carla calls her to the factory only to tell her she won’t be supervisor anymore. Returning home in tears she’s desperate for some support from Kevin (Michael Le Vell). But unable to resist the danger Kevin and Molly (Vicky Binns) have taken advantage of her absence. Raising the stakes on their affair they’ve taken it to the Websters’ bed! Is Sally about to make a shocking discovery?
When Claire (Julia Haworth) accuses Amy of teaching Joshua swear words she and Becky (Katherine Kelly) fall out. Steve’s (Simon Gregson) not on hand to help having disappeared for another expensive golf lesson. He covers though, lying to Becky that he’s been Christmas shopping.
This episode is written by David Lane and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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Friday 27 November [1]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
It's Tony's (Gray O'Brien) first court appearance. As Michelle (Kym Marsh) and Ryan (Ben Thompson) ready themselves they're dreading facing Liam's killer but are determined to see him taken down. Carla (Alison King) also needs closure and as she slides into the back of the courtroom she locks eyes with Tony. Her face registers nothing but as Tony's charged with murder she's clearly shaken. Michelle is too and as Tony's led away she jumps to her feet and launches a blistering attack.
Back at Underworld as Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) starts her new job as manager, Janice (Vicky Entwistle) enjoys rubbing Sally’s (Sally Whittaker) nose in the fact that she’s been demoted back to machinist. But as the girls bicker Carla takes control, announcing that from now on she’ll be in charge. After weeks of gossip about Underworld’s future the girls are left in doubt that the bitch is back.
Elsewhere Pam (Kate Anthony) urges Molly (Vicky Binns) to work on her marriage but it soon becomes clear that she has no such intention as she heads over to see Kevin (Michael Le Vell) for a touch of afternoon delight. Getting off on the risk the pair get steamy in the Websters’ bed but when they hear noises downstairs they freeze in a state of panic. As Sophie (Brooke Vincent) heads upstairs it looks like they're about to be caught in the act.
Gail (Helen Worth) and Audrey (Sue Nicholls) finally sit down for a heart to heart. As Audrey details Gail’s terrible track record with men she hopes she can make her change her mind about Joe (Reece Dinsdale). But Gail’s adamant she loves Joe and intends to marry him. Is there anything Audrey can do to open Gail's eyes about Joe?
This episode is written by Daran Little and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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Friday 27 November [2]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
As Sophie (Brooke Vincent) comes up the stairs Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and Molly (Vicky Binns) are frozen to the spot. Kevin's petrified at the thought of his daughter catching him with his best mate's wife but at the last minute Sian (Sacha Parkinson) calls up to Sophie that she's found the book downstairs. As the girls go Kevin and Molly breath a sigh of relief. But with time to reflect Molly admits that at least it would have forced them to come clean about their affair. Is Kevin really prepared to leave his wife though?
As Carla (Alison King) leaves court Michelle (Kym Marsh) corners her demanding to know if she knew that Tony was Liam's killer. Carla denies it but back at the factory she's clearly shaken. How long can Carla keep spinning her web of lies?
At the Rovers Becky's (Katherine Kelly) stunned when Claire (Julia Haworth) calls a truce before suggesting they should go to drama classes together. Lloyd (Craig Charles) begs Teresa (Karen Henthorn) to try and get on with Liz (Beverley Callard) for his sake. But it's not long before the two women are trading insults again.
And John's (Graeme Hawley) pleased when Rosie (Helen Flanagan) tells him that thanks to him she's thinking of going back to college. But has Rosie got an ulterior motive?
From itv.com
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
Having handed baby Liam over to Helen (Dearbhla Molloy), Maria’s (Samia Smith) convinced herself she’s not fit to be a mother. She’s a broken woman who can’t forgive herself for inviting a murderer into her home. Desperate to help the Connors suggest she move to Ireland with them. At first Maria refuses but when Audrey (Sue Nicholls) urges her to pull herself together for Liam’s sake she agrees. Helen’s relieved as Maria takes baby Liam back in her arms but their relief is short-lived when a visitor arrives at the door - it’s Carla (Alison King)!
Audrey’s (Sue Nicholls) shocked to see a for sale board outside No.8 and even further shocked when Gail (Helen Worth) reveals she and Joe (Reece Dinsdale) are engaged. Audrey warns her she’s making a mistake but Gail‘s adamant she knows what she‘s doing. But Gail has no idea what she’s got herself into and when Rick (Greg Wood) turns up masquerading as a potential buyer Joe panics.
When Sally (Sally Whittaker) tells Kevin (Michael Le Vell) that she wants to go over the garage account books he panics, worried she’ll spot his motel expenses and the lack of breakdown call-outs. How is he going to talk his way out of this one?
And after a successful golf lesson with club pro Bernie (Jennifer Hennessey), Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) tries his luck with asking her out for a drink.
This episode is written by Jayne Hollinson and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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PI for the rest of the week
Monday 23 November [2]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
As Maria (Samia Smith) tells Carla (Alison King) how Tony has confessed to Liam’s murder Carla feigns ignorance. Desperate to cover her own back, and still believing she murdered Jimmy, Carla tells Maria the reason she left Weatherfield was because she was still in love with Liam and couldn’t live a lie with Tony. Maria buys it but the police aren’t so sure and as they question Carla about the last time she saw Tony she’s forced to lie. Can Carla extricate herself or is Tony taking her down with him?
Sally’s (Sally Whittaker) furious as the garage books seem to show profits are down and list all sorts of miscellaneous expense claims. Tyrone (Alan Halsall) can’t make sense of it either, and as Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and Molly (Vicky Binns) meet in the motel for sex, Kevin receives a message on his phone saying he has a lot of explaining to do. Heading back to the street Kevin and Molly fear the worst. Has their affair been rumbled?
Dev’s (Jimmi Harkishin) smug as he takes Bernie (Jennifer Hennessey) for a drink in the Rovers. But when Steve (Simon Gregson) realises that like him, Dev is also having secret golf lessons, he makes Bernie promise not to say anything. But where do her loyalties lie?
When Audrey (Sue Nicholls) receives an invitation to the Weatherfield Council Christmas Party she wonders who she can ask to accompany her.
This episode is written by Jonathan Harvey and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
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Thursday 26 November
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
The factory girls are stunned to see Carla (Alison King) back at the helm at Underworld. Both Sally (Sally Whittaker) and Rosie (Helen Flanagan) are quick to come crawling for the job of number two but Carla gives the position to Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh), her contempt for the pair evident.
Meanwhile Tony has been charged with Liam’s murder and will appear in court tomorrow. Admitting she can’t face him Maria (Samia Smith) leaves with the Connors for Ireland. But while Maria’s accepted Carla’s story the police haven’t and they’re back on the street. Carla attempts to play dumb as they quiz her about Tony’s accomplice but is she off the hook?
Sally’s gutted when Carla calls her to the factory only to tell her she won’t be supervisor anymore. Returning home in tears she’s desperate for some support from Kevin (Michael Le Vell). But unable to resist the danger Kevin and Molly (Vicky Binns) have taken advantage of her absence. Raising the stakes on their affair they’ve taken it to the Websters’ bed! Is Sally about to make a shocking discovery?
When Claire (Julia Haworth) accuses Amy of teaching Joshua swear words she and Becky (Katherine Kelly) fall out. Steve’s (Simon Gregson) not on hand to help having disappeared for another expensive golf lesson. He covers though, lying to Becky that he’s been Christmas shopping.
This episode is written by David Lane and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
***
Friday 27 November [1]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
It's Tony's (Gray O'Brien) first court appearance. As Michelle (Kym Marsh) and Ryan (Ben Thompson) ready themselves they're dreading facing Liam's killer but are determined to see him taken down. Carla (Alison King) also needs closure and as she slides into the back of the courtroom she locks eyes with Tony. Her face registers nothing but as Tony's charged with murder she's clearly shaken. Michelle is too and as Tony's led away she jumps to her feet and launches a blistering attack.
Back at Underworld as Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh) starts her new job as manager, Janice (Vicky Entwistle) enjoys rubbing Sally’s (Sally Whittaker) nose in the fact that she’s been demoted back to machinist. But as the girls bicker Carla takes control, announcing that from now on she’ll be in charge. After weeks of gossip about Underworld’s future the girls are left in doubt that the bitch is back.
Elsewhere Pam (Kate Anthony) urges Molly (Vicky Binns) to work on her marriage but it soon becomes clear that she has no such intention as she heads over to see Kevin (Michael Le Vell) for a touch of afternoon delight. Getting off on the risk the pair get steamy in the Websters’ bed but when they hear noises downstairs they freeze in a state of panic. As Sophie (Brooke Vincent) heads upstairs it looks like they're about to be caught in the act.
Gail (Helen Worth) and Audrey (Sue Nicholls) finally sit down for a heart to heart. As Audrey details Gail’s terrible track record with men she hopes she can make her change her mind about Joe (Reece Dinsdale). But Gail’s adamant she loves Joe and intends to marry him. Is there anything Audrey can do to open Gail's eyes about Joe?
This episode is written by Daran Little and produced by Kim Crowther, the director is Ian Bevitt.
***
Friday 27 November [2]
The information contained herein is strictly embargoed from all press and non commercial publication until 00.01 Tuesday 17 November 2009.
As Sophie (Brooke Vincent) comes up the stairs Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and Molly (Vicky Binns) are frozen to the spot. Kevin's petrified at the thought of his daughter catching him with his best mate's wife but at the last minute Sian (Sacha Parkinson) calls up to Sophie that she's found the book downstairs. As the girls go Kevin and Molly breath a sigh of relief. But with time to reflect Molly admits that at least it would have forced them to come clean about their affair. Is Kevin really prepared to leave his wife though?
As Carla (Alison King) leaves court Michelle (Kym Marsh) corners her demanding to know if she knew that Tony was Liam's killer. Carla denies it but back at the factory she's clearly shaken. How long can Carla keep spinning her web of lies?
At the Rovers Becky's (Katherine Kelly) stunned when Claire (Julia Haworth) calls a truce before suggesting they should go to drama classes together. Lloyd (Craig Charles) begs Teresa (Karen Henthorn) to try and get on with Liz (Beverley Callard) for his sake. But it's not long before the two women are trading insults again.
And John's (Graeme Hawley) pleased when Rosie (Helen Flanagan) tells him that thanks to him she's thinking of going back to college. But has Rosie got an ulterior motive?