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22-09-2007, 09:03
Roy is less than happy when Christian turns up at the cafe and feels uncomfortable about being tangled up in Hayley's web of lies. Hayley on the other hand is delighted to see Christian, especially when she notices he's wearing the cross, but she panics when he reveals that he'd like to visit Harold’s grave and quickly covers that he was cremated.
Roy is deeply unhappy that her lies are becoming more and more elaborate and tells a guilt ravaged Hayley that she has to tell the truth and can't build a meaningful relationship on a lie. Hayley responds by arranging to meet up with Christian after work on the pretence of showing him where Harold's ashes are scattered and finally plucks up the courage to be honest with her son, telling him that Harold's still alive. How will Christian react?
Audrey is getting a hard time from everyone for giving David a job and a roof over his head, and it seems she's his only ally when everyone feels that he ought to be punished for what he's done. Meanwhile, Gail is struggling with mixed emotions over her son, she can't forgive what he's done but he's still her child. However, when she bumps into him in the street she asserts that the damage is irreparable and tells Audrey that she won't ever take him back. Will Gail listen to her heart or her head?
Over at the pub, Liz finally tells Steve about her wedding date and Steve makes a poor attempt at looking happy. Meanwhile, he and Michelle discuss moving in together and hope that the newlyweds will want to find their own love shack, will they be so lucky?
Elsewhere, Rosie winds Sally up with her choice of clothes for work at the factory and as Claire asks Ashley not to let himself into the house, the chances of them getting back together seem more and more slim…
As Christian tries to take in the news that his father's still alive, Hayley's dreading explaining the truth. Hurt and confused Christian is getting impatient as Hayley skirts around the subject and she's terrified as she finally reveals that she is his father...she is Harold. As he absorbs what he's heard, Christian recoils in horror, disgusted by Hayley he storms off. As Hayley runs after him Christian doesn't want to know and punches her, leaving her bleeding and devastated on the ground. Has Hayley lost her son forever? Will she blame Roy for urging her to come clean?
Back on the street, Fiz is dreading having to spend her birthday night sat in a theatre with Sally and Kevin. Meanwhile, Sally is annoyed that she has to share her evening of culture with Fiz and Kevin and when Kevin likens the protagonist of the play to the lead in The Sopranos, Sally immediately shoots him down, only to be utterly mortified when John tells her that Kevin is spot on! Her dreams of a sophisticated evening discussing literature with John are dashed as he leaves to spend the rest of the night alone with Fiz!
At the factory, Tony arrives to invite Carla to join him for a drink to discuss "business" but when Liam witnesses them flirting in the pub later he's irritated. His possessiveness may seem as though it stems from his loyalty to Paul but is there more to it?
Elsewhere, Steve and Michelle realise their living arrangements are far from ideal but with Liz and Vernon making excited plans for pub and the wedding, what are they to do?
26th September
Hayley's hidden away in the flat furious with Roy for causing her to lose Christian by telling him the truth. She tells Becky that she's not sure she can forgive him for what happened, and that her life will never feel whole again. Roy meanwhile is struggling to hold it together in the cafe as the customers stage a rebellion over his new portion sizes, Becky insists she'll deal with the customers and tells Roy to go and sort out his marriage. But as Hayley snaps that she'll never take advice from him again before storming out, it’s clear that she's not going to forgive and forget any time soon…
Meanwhile, when Jamie and Violet return from Carol's wedding, it's clear that they've enjoyed each other’s company and didn't mind being mistaken as a couple! However, Violet's exhausted and when tipsy Marcus and Sean come home and wake her up with their loud music, Violet's annoyed. Will Violet be able to cope living with Sean and Marcus' party lifestyle when she's caring for a newborn baby?
Cilla returns from the States armed with pressies for all and, despite being forced to cough up for Cilla's taxi, Fiz is delighted with the generous birthday gift from her mum. As Cilla settles back into life in Weatherfield she excitedly chats about her plans to open a British themed diner in Las Vegas! Will the residents of Coronation Street soon be bidding good riddance to Cilla?
Elsewhere, Paul succeeds in riling Tyrone once again when he videos him singing to himself and humiliates him by sending the clip to everyone in the pub! And Sally (Sally Whittaker) is put out when John tells her that he'd rather catch up with Cilla in the pub than discuss her essay! She's convinced that he's been put off by Kevin's 'common' behaviour!
NO FRIDAY EPISODE
Sunday 30th
One-hour episode
Hayley's spent the night at Becky's and Roy's devastated but won't listen to Becky's plea to call her. He's clearly struggling with the situation and when he runs out of supplies at the café and is forced to go to Frescho's he's less than pleased. However, when he can't find any local free range eggs he gets himself in a fluster and starts taking eggs out of their cartons complaining about all the unnecessary packaging!
As he continues to drop eggs in the aisle the manager is called and a hot and bothered Roy is escorted to the back office. As Roy calms down and offers to clean up the mess he's made, Hayley arrives to take him home and they agree that they're going to have to try and work something out. But will things ever be the same between them?
Paul's aware that Tyrone's onto him but isn't deterred and 'borrows' £200 from Jack’s biscuit tin to pay for some ham for the Italian. When Jack discovers the money is missing he's dumbfounded, Paul suggests they all go for a drink to brainstorm where the money might be and sneakily slips out to return it.
Meanwhile, Tyrone's convinced that Paul's guilty and, worried what else he might take, he decides to look in the tin. However, when Jack and Paul arrive home to find Tyrone with his fingers in the tin and the money returned, Jack's convinced that he's the culprit! Poor old Tyrone tries to explain and makes a futile attempt at blaming Paul, but will anyone believe him?
Liam is enjoying a drink and some flirty banter with Maria in the Rovers, much to Rosie’s dismay, who is determined to get her hooks into him despite the age gap. However, when Maria mentions that he's just missed Carla who had been having a drink with Tony (Gray O'Brien), Liam's mood changes as he comments that she's soon got over Paul. Is there more to his dark mood?
Gail's pleased to hear from Audrey that David is behaving himself and seems to be softening towards him, but Sarah's still determined not to give him another chance and cuts their conversation short turning it round to her wedding. However, will Gail be able to put her heart into planning the wedding when she's feeling so torn over David?
Elsewhere, when Michelle and Steve's Sunday morning breakfast á deux is spoilt by Liz and Vernon’s company, they both decide they need somewhere of their own. Meanwhile, Frank gives Cilla a necklace as a token of his esteem...
Roy is deeply unhappy that her lies are becoming more and more elaborate and tells a guilt ravaged Hayley that she has to tell the truth and can't build a meaningful relationship on a lie. Hayley responds by arranging to meet up with Christian after work on the pretence of showing him where Harold's ashes are scattered and finally plucks up the courage to be honest with her son, telling him that Harold's still alive. How will Christian react?
Audrey is getting a hard time from everyone for giving David a job and a roof over his head, and it seems she's his only ally when everyone feels that he ought to be punished for what he's done. Meanwhile, Gail is struggling with mixed emotions over her son, she can't forgive what he's done but he's still her child. However, when she bumps into him in the street she asserts that the damage is irreparable and tells Audrey that she won't ever take him back. Will Gail listen to her heart or her head?
Over at the pub, Liz finally tells Steve about her wedding date and Steve makes a poor attempt at looking happy. Meanwhile, he and Michelle discuss moving in together and hope that the newlyweds will want to find their own love shack, will they be so lucky?
Elsewhere, Rosie winds Sally up with her choice of clothes for work at the factory and as Claire asks Ashley not to let himself into the house, the chances of them getting back together seem more and more slim…
As Christian tries to take in the news that his father's still alive, Hayley's dreading explaining the truth. Hurt and confused Christian is getting impatient as Hayley skirts around the subject and she's terrified as she finally reveals that she is his father...she is Harold. As he absorbs what he's heard, Christian recoils in horror, disgusted by Hayley he storms off. As Hayley runs after him Christian doesn't want to know and punches her, leaving her bleeding and devastated on the ground. Has Hayley lost her son forever? Will she blame Roy for urging her to come clean?
Back on the street, Fiz is dreading having to spend her birthday night sat in a theatre with Sally and Kevin. Meanwhile, Sally is annoyed that she has to share her evening of culture with Fiz and Kevin and when Kevin likens the protagonist of the play to the lead in The Sopranos, Sally immediately shoots him down, only to be utterly mortified when John tells her that Kevin is spot on! Her dreams of a sophisticated evening discussing literature with John are dashed as he leaves to spend the rest of the night alone with Fiz!
At the factory, Tony arrives to invite Carla to join him for a drink to discuss "business" but when Liam witnesses them flirting in the pub later he's irritated. His possessiveness may seem as though it stems from his loyalty to Paul but is there more to it?
Elsewhere, Steve and Michelle realise their living arrangements are far from ideal but with Liz and Vernon making excited plans for pub and the wedding, what are they to do?
26th September
Hayley's hidden away in the flat furious with Roy for causing her to lose Christian by telling him the truth. She tells Becky that she's not sure she can forgive him for what happened, and that her life will never feel whole again. Roy meanwhile is struggling to hold it together in the cafe as the customers stage a rebellion over his new portion sizes, Becky insists she'll deal with the customers and tells Roy to go and sort out his marriage. But as Hayley snaps that she'll never take advice from him again before storming out, it’s clear that she's not going to forgive and forget any time soon…
Meanwhile, when Jamie and Violet return from Carol's wedding, it's clear that they've enjoyed each other’s company and didn't mind being mistaken as a couple! However, Violet's exhausted and when tipsy Marcus and Sean come home and wake her up with their loud music, Violet's annoyed. Will Violet be able to cope living with Sean and Marcus' party lifestyle when she's caring for a newborn baby?
Cilla returns from the States armed with pressies for all and, despite being forced to cough up for Cilla's taxi, Fiz is delighted with the generous birthday gift from her mum. As Cilla settles back into life in Weatherfield she excitedly chats about her plans to open a British themed diner in Las Vegas! Will the residents of Coronation Street soon be bidding good riddance to Cilla?
Elsewhere, Paul succeeds in riling Tyrone once again when he videos him singing to himself and humiliates him by sending the clip to everyone in the pub! And Sally (Sally Whittaker) is put out when John tells her that he'd rather catch up with Cilla in the pub than discuss her essay! She's convinced that he's been put off by Kevin's 'common' behaviour!
NO FRIDAY EPISODE
Sunday 30th
One-hour episode
Hayley's spent the night at Becky's and Roy's devastated but won't listen to Becky's plea to call her. He's clearly struggling with the situation and when he runs out of supplies at the café and is forced to go to Frescho's he's less than pleased. However, when he can't find any local free range eggs he gets himself in a fluster and starts taking eggs out of their cartons complaining about all the unnecessary packaging!
As he continues to drop eggs in the aisle the manager is called and a hot and bothered Roy is escorted to the back office. As Roy calms down and offers to clean up the mess he's made, Hayley arrives to take him home and they agree that they're going to have to try and work something out. But will things ever be the same between them?
Paul's aware that Tyrone's onto him but isn't deterred and 'borrows' £200 from Jack’s biscuit tin to pay for some ham for the Italian. When Jack discovers the money is missing he's dumbfounded, Paul suggests they all go for a drink to brainstorm where the money might be and sneakily slips out to return it.
Meanwhile, Tyrone's convinced that Paul's guilty and, worried what else he might take, he decides to look in the tin. However, when Jack and Paul arrive home to find Tyrone with his fingers in the tin and the money returned, Jack's convinced that he's the culprit! Poor old Tyrone tries to explain and makes a futile attempt at blaming Paul, but will anyone believe him?
Liam is enjoying a drink and some flirty banter with Maria in the Rovers, much to Rosie’s dismay, who is determined to get her hooks into him despite the age gap. However, when Maria mentions that he's just missed Carla who had been having a drink with Tony (Gray O'Brien), Liam's mood changes as he comments that she's soon got over Paul. Is there more to his dark mood?
Gail's pleased to hear from Audrey that David is behaving himself and seems to be softening towards him, but Sarah's still determined not to give him another chance and cuts their conversation short turning it round to her wedding. However, will Gail be able to put her heart into planning the wedding when she's feeling so torn over David?
Elsewhere, when Michelle and Steve's Sunday morning breakfast á deux is spoilt by Liz and Vernon’s company, they both decide they need somewhere of their own. Meanwhile, Frank gives Cilla a necklace as a token of his esteem...