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Eileen is already changing her view on Pat Phelan letting him back in her house and I assume also run and work Jason's business so Todd should speak up as he risks Pat taking more from his family :angry:Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
I expected more suspicious questions from Billy
todd happy to have pat as his new daddy :thumbsdow
Well he will get it in the neck when the whole story comes out and Phelan is exposed. A normal mother would have let her son finish what he was saying before going ahead and marrying that clown
I suppose she was just so desperate to marry him. She's just desperate full stop!Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
I don´t think she was desperate but I think she really think this relationship is going to work ....despite the numerous warning signals she chose to ignore :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
Too many warning signals to ignore realistically IMO. She doesn't seem to like to be without a partner in her life though does she?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
We have a feeling that Coronation Street's Todd Grimshaw really isn't learning from his recent mistakes next week as he decides to team up with Adam Barlow.
Todd (Bruno Langley) has previously been stung by his association with villainous Pat Phelan and his property scam, but now it looks like he's running the risk of aligning himself with another dodgy character.
Okay, so Adam (Samuel Robertson) isn't quite as dark or dangerous as evil killer Phelan, but Corrie fans will probably still have their doubts about him next week when he suddenly vows to set up his own legal firm.
Adam makes his decision after his grandfather Ken finalises plans for his will, revealing that only a quarter of his estate will be split between his grandchildren.
Adam struggles to hide his bitter disappointment over the news, especially when Ken (Bill Roache) insists that he has to put his children first. Well that's certainly showing Adam where he is in the pecking order!
Later on, Adam decides that his own legal firm is his best way to make some serious cash - perhaps a sign that he's finally decided to stand on his own two feet.
When Todd overhears this, he immediately offers himself up to join forces - seeing this as the next lucrative opportunity to hit Weatherfield.
We're not sure we really trust Todd's judgement after the Phelan fiasco - and with Adam even getting involved in a drugs scandal soon, is he really the right face for a legal firm? Todd may want to steer clear...
Digital Spy
Maybe they should help all those who lost 15k get their money back
A shock is on the way when an ex-boyfriend of vicar Billy (played by Daniel Brocklebank) turns up.
Todd (Bruno Langley) gets jealous and hits the roof.
He thinks the ex-lover – who is called Drew – is trying to win Billy back. But there is a tragic reason for the visit.
Drew has been diagnosed with cancer and only has a couple of months to live.
He wants Billy to adopt his 12-year-old daughter Summer as her other dad – his ex-partner – has done a runner and left him to bring her up on his own.
Tearful Drew says: “I didn’t come to wallow.
“Summer is going to need a guardian.
“She’s a typical 12-year-old – gobby, has Little Mix on a constant loop – but she’s generous and openminded and full of hugs.
“You adopting her would make my life complete. If I can just get her settled then I think I can go in peace.”
Viewers will find out in the coming weeks if Billy and Todd agree to take on a daughter.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz-t...y-parents-soap
Of course Billy will not say no