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Coronation Street's Tracy Barlow will be furious when she discovers Rob Donovan's affair with Tina McIntyre.
Tina (Michelle Keegan) is currently growing close to Tracy's stepbrother Peter (Chris Gascoyne) despite his impending wedding, and the pair will soon give into their feelings.
However, the Daily Star reports that Tina will soon have a fling with Tracy's boyfriend Rob (Marc Baylis).
In the aftermath of her discovery, Tracy (Kate Ford) will reportedly turn her back on Rob and be hellbent on getting revenge on Tina.
Michelle Keegan recently confirmed details of Tina's exit storyline, revealing that she would be getting killed off.
Keegan added that she already knew who the killer will be and that viewers would "probably" be able to guess "in the New Year".
Please no, don't let Tracy get away with another murder :angry:
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whose next for tina to bed, kenneth perhaps
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He has to come back from Canada first ;)
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If he comes back at all.
Yes, that is still an open question
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
swmc66
If he comes back at all.
Yes, that is still an open question
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Coronation Street producer Stuart Blackburn has spoken to us about the shock decision to kill off Tina McIntyre.
Last weekend, it was confirmed that Tina will die in 2014 following Michelle Keegan's decision to leave the role.
The show's team originally planned to leave the door open for Keegan to return, but changed their minds after coming up with an explosive storyline for next year.
Blackburn told us: "It was an incredibly hard choice to make, both personally and professionally. Tina McIntyre was somebody who could return to the show, because she's such a strong character. That was originally my intention.
"As often happens, the plan changed when we sat down at a long-term conference. Out of the blue, a couple of the writers came up with a story that saw Tina being killed. More than that, it's a story that will still be running and have repercussions 12 months after.
"It's of such scale that I thought I should be objective and not be sentimental about it. Instead I asked, 'What's the best story for Corrie?' This was it."
The programme's boss refused to confirm whether Tina's exit will be a deliberate murder or an accidental death, though Keegan has previously teased that one character will be responsible for the barmaid's demise.
Blackburn said: "It could be many, many things - but it will be incredibly dramatic."
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Coronation Street producer Stuart Blackburn has spoken to us about the shock decision to kill off Tina McIntyre.
Last weekend, it was confirmed that Tina will die in 2014 following Michelle Keegan's decision to leave the role.
The show's team originally planned to leave the door open for Keegan to return, but changed their minds after coming up with an explosive storyline for next year.
Blackburn told us: "It was an incredibly hard choice to make, both personally and professionally. Tina McIntyre was somebody who could return to the show, because she's such a strong character. That was originally my intention.
"As often happens, the plan changed when we sat down at a long-term conference. Out of the blue, a couple of the writers came up with a story that saw Tina being killed. More than that, it's a story that will still be running and have repercussions 12 months after.
"It's of such scale that I thought I should be objective and not be sentimental about it. Instead I asked, 'What's the best story for Corrie?' This was it."
The programme's boss refused to confirm whether Tina's exit will be a deliberate murder or an accidental death, though Keegan has previously teased that one character will be responsible for the barmaid's demise.
Blackburn said: "It could be many, many things - but it will be incredibly dramatic."
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There was absolutely no chemistry between Tina and Peter. It was something they could not even act. It was embarrassing to watch! I can imagine Rob and Tina though
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did michelle do something to make stuart and co., mad as she is being killed off now and her tan colour mocked on screen
