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23-05-2009, 00:24
9th June
Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is concerned that Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) is still in a strange mood and Mick (Tony Haygarth) gives him both barrels when it begins to affect the running of the farm. Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) returns from her holiday and persuades Debbie (Charley Webb) to let her throw Sarah a tea party so she can see Andy (Kelvin Fletcher). She’s struck by his general ingratitude when she visits Butlers and explains that Debbie is being very reasonable. Over at Butlers, Andy prepares to leave for the party but he’s easily distracted when Mick drops off a part for the tractor and fails to show at the party. Victoria is furious with Andy but he vacantly shrugs her off. That evening and unnervingly, in only his boxer shorts, Andy moves feed bags from one side of the barn to the other. Is Andy beginning to lose it?
Meanwhile, Carl (Tom Lister) fumes to discover Cain (Jeff Hordley) is working at the garage. His bad day continues when he’s refused a loan at the bank and complains that if Cain hadn’t stolen their money everything would be different. Carl witnesses Cain’s protectiveness over Debbie and considers he may have found his weak spot. Jimmy (Nick Miles) is concerned by the implication of Carl’s plotting but doesn’t dissuade his brother. Will the Kings try and hurt Debbie?
Elsewhere, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) and Gennie (Sian Reese-Williams) are finding work at the café increasingly uncomfortable. Bob looks forward to Brenda’s return as it will ease the pressure on him but, when Gennie explains her mum’s ankle still needs time to heal, Bob is concerned that Gennie is seeking excuses to stay around. He worries that Gennie still harbours feelings for him. Terry (Billy Hartman) advises him to have it out with her, but Bob is unsure he can take the hard-line approach. Whilst teaching Gennie the basics of driving Bob tries to explain himself but they get tied in knots and Gennie leaves in tears when Bob shouts at her for nearly crashing the car. He later assures Terry that everyone knows where they stand but isn’t as self-assured as he says. Will Gennie take the hint and stay away from Bob?
10th June
Carl (Tom Lister) tells Debbie (Charley Webb) her loan payments are overdue and demands she pay up by the end of the day. Cain is disgusted by Carl’s course of action and offers to give Debbie the money she needs. When Carl continues his vendetta by blocking the garage with a truck, Cain smashes the window and hot wires it to Debbie’s immediate disapproval. Carl comes out of Pear Tree and sees that Cain has blocked Main Street with the truck. Jimmy (Nick Miles) has to prevent his brother from starting a sight and Cain warns the Kings to deal with him from now on instead of Debbie. Carl is enraged and announces he’s foreclosing the loan and wants paying in full. When Cain offers to settle Debbie’s loan, Carl states the price is £2.5million. Can Cain find a more favourable way to negotiate with the Kings?
Meanwhile, Andy’s (Kelvin Fletcher) strange behaviour annoys both Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) and Debbie by almost blanking them in the village. Mick (Tony Haygarth) also senses something is amiss when Andy begins to repeat the jobs he’s already completed. Arriving home later, Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is shocked to find that Andy has packed her things. Unreadable, Andy tells Victoria heard that she was staying at Diane’s so he has collected her things for her. That evening when unpacking his groceries, Andy adds another bottle of ketchup next to seven others. Without recognition he calmly goes about his business. What’s happening to Andy?
Elsewhere, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) notices that Jamie (Alex Carter) is missing Louise and suggests a few extra shifts at the café might take his mind off it (and would provide Bob with an opportunity to distance himself from Gennie (Sian Reese-Williams)). That afternoon Jamie receives an urgent phone call from Louise and is gutted when she tells him she’s ending their relationship. With Jamie completely distraught Bob has no choice but to accept Gennie’s offer to continue helping out at the café. Can Bob get through to Gennie and explain he’s not interested?
11th June
Debbie (Charley Webb) appeals to Carl’s (Tom Lister) better nature but he’s intent to carry his ultimatum through. Cain (Jeff Hordley) makes the Kings another offer for more money but this only serves to infuriate Carl even more. Jimmy (Nick Miles) argues that they should take the money as it’s probably all Cain has left, but Carl isn’t interested. Cain scares the Kings by leading them to believe he has done something to Scarlett. Jimmy’s concern grows when he tries to call Scarlett and discovers that Cain is carrying her phone. They are hugely relieved when Scarlett returns home having spent the day shopping. Angry and worried about taking on Cain, Jimmy tells Carl they’ve no choice but to accept his deal. Will Carl agree for the sake of his family?
Also, Mick (Tony Haygarth) complains to Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) about Andy (Kelvin Fletcher), but it seems she’s washed her hands of him. He finds Andy still in bed at the farm having completed none of his morning tasks. When questioned, Andy is merely indifferent and Mick is confused and angered further. Mick, sick of Andy’s strange behaviour, resigns. Will others start to notice the odd behaviour of Andy Sugden?
Meanwhile, with mum and dad away, Maisie (Alice Coulthard) arranges to meet Cain. Nathan (Lyndon Ogbourne) does his best to express his disapproval but Maisie won’t listen and flirts with Cain in the Woolpack. She’s unimpressed when Nathan mentioned a designer is coming to discuss the Wylde’s shop and insists she attend. That evening Maisie discovers Nathan lied about the meeting to prevent her seeing Cain. She’s fuming but Nathan defends himself by telling her that Cain is even worse than Andy and explains it’s for her own good. Will Maisie heed her brother’s advice?
Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is concerned that Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) is still in a strange mood and Mick (Tony Haygarth) gives him both barrels when it begins to affect the running of the farm. Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) returns from her holiday and persuades Debbie (Charley Webb) to let her throw Sarah a tea party so she can see Andy (Kelvin Fletcher). She’s struck by his general ingratitude when she visits Butlers and explains that Debbie is being very reasonable. Over at Butlers, Andy prepares to leave for the party but he’s easily distracted when Mick drops off a part for the tractor and fails to show at the party. Victoria is furious with Andy but he vacantly shrugs her off. That evening and unnervingly, in only his boxer shorts, Andy moves feed bags from one side of the barn to the other. Is Andy beginning to lose it?
Meanwhile, Carl (Tom Lister) fumes to discover Cain (Jeff Hordley) is working at the garage. His bad day continues when he’s refused a loan at the bank and complains that if Cain hadn’t stolen their money everything would be different. Carl witnesses Cain’s protectiveness over Debbie and considers he may have found his weak spot. Jimmy (Nick Miles) is concerned by the implication of Carl’s plotting but doesn’t dissuade his brother. Will the Kings try and hurt Debbie?
Elsewhere, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) and Gennie (Sian Reese-Williams) are finding work at the café increasingly uncomfortable. Bob looks forward to Brenda’s return as it will ease the pressure on him but, when Gennie explains her mum’s ankle still needs time to heal, Bob is concerned that Gennie is seeking excuses to stay around. He worries that Gennie still harbours feelings for him. Terry (Billy Hartman) advises him to have it out with her, but Bob is unsure he can take the hard-line approach. Whilst teaching Gennie the basics of driving Bob tries to explain himself but they get tied in knots and Gennie leaves in tears when Bob shouts at her for nearly crashing the car. He later assures Terry that everyone knows where they stand but isn’t as self-assured as he says. Will Gennie take the hint and stay away from Bob?
10th June
Carl (Tom Lister) tells Debbie (Charley Webb) her loan payments are overdue and demands she pay up by the end of the day. Cain is disgusted by Carl’s course of action and offers to give Debbie the money she needs. When Carl continues his vendetta by blocking the garage with a truck, Cain smashes the window and hot wires it to Debbie’s immediate disapproval. Carl comes out of Pear Tree and sees that Cain has blocked Main Street with the truck. Jimmy (Nick Miles) has to prevent his brother from starting a sight and Cain warns the Kings to deal with him from now on instead of Debbie. Carl is enraged and announces he’s foreclosing the loan and wants paying in full. When Cain offers to settle Debbie’s loan, Carl states the price is £2.5million. Can Cain find a more favourable way to negotiate with the Kings?
Meanwhile, Andy’s (Kelvin Fletcher) strange behaviour annoys both Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) and Debbie by almost blanking them in the village. Mick (Tony Haygarth) also senses something is amiss when Andy begins to repeat the jobs he’s already completed. Arriving home later, Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is shocked to find that Andy has packed her things. Unreadable, Andy tells Victoria heard that she was staying at Diane’s so he has collected her things for her. That evening when unpacking his groceries, Andy adds another bottle of ketchup next to seven others. Without recognition he calmly goes about his business. What’s happening to Andy?
Elsewhere, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) notices that Jamie (Alex Carter) is missing Louise and suggests a few extra shifts at the café might take his mind off it (and would provide Bob with an opportunity to distance himself from Gennie (Sian Reese-Williams)). That afternoon Jamie receives an urgent phone call from Louise and is gutted when she tells him she’s ending their relationship. With Jamie completely distraught Bob has no choice but to accept Gennie’s offer to continue helping out at the café. Can Bob get through to Gennie and explain he’s not interested?
11th June
Debbie (Charley Webb) appeals to Carl’s (Tom Lister) better nature but he’s intent to carry his ultimatum through. Cain (Jeff Hordley) makes the Kings another offer for more money but this only serves to infuriate Carl even more. Jimmy (Nick Miles) argues that they should take the money as it’s probably all Cain has left, but Carl isn’t interested. Cain scares the Kings by leading them to believe he has done something to Scarlett. Jimmy’s concern grows when he tries to call Scarlett and discovers that Cain is carrying her phone. They are hugely relieved when Scarlett returns home having spent the day shopping. Angry and worried about taking on Cain, Jimmy tells Carl they’ve no choice but to accept his deal. Will Carl agree for the sake of his family?
Also, Mick (Tony Haygarth) complains to Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) about Andy (Kelvin Fletcher), but it seems she’s washed her hands of him. He finds Andy still in bed at the farm having completed none of his morning tasks. When questioned, Andy is merely indifferent and Mick is confused and angered further. Mick, sick of Andy’s strange behaviour, resigns. Will others start to notice the odd behaviour of Andy Sugden?
Meanwhile, with mum and dad away, Maisie (Alice Coulthard) arranges to meet Cain. Nathan (Lyndon Ogbourne) does his best to express his disapproval but Maisie won’t listen and flirts with Cain in the Woolpack. She’s unimpressed when Nathan mentioned a designer is coming to discuss the Wylde’s shop and insists she attend. That evening Maisie discovers Nathan lied about the meeting to prevent her seeing Cain. She’s fuming but Nathan defends himself by telling her that Cain is even worse than Andy and explains it’s for her own good. Will Maisie heed her brother’s advice?