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On Tuesday, June 10, there will be a double episode of Corrie and the regular weeknight episodes will start airing again from there.


Monday May 12 - 16, Shown Sunday May 18, 7:30 a.m. (8:00 a.m. NL) CBC

Norris (Malcolm Hebden) and Becky (Katherine Kelly) begin to gossip when they see Casey (Zoe Henry) looking at them from Ashley's (Steven Arnold) bedroom window. She tells Ashley about them gossiping and he understands if she wants to leave, but she sticks around. Becky tries to warn Ashley off her but he pays no heed. Kevin (Michael LeVell) repeatedly asks him out for a drink but Ashley becomes suspicious of his persistence thinking that he is spying on him and they have a huge row in the Rovers. How will Kevin react?

Gail (Helen Worth) and Sarah (Tina O'Brien) try to find out where David (Jack P Shepherd) went so smartly dressed last night but he gives nothing away. Jason (Ryan Thomas) talks to him and finds out that he went for a drink with Mel (Emma Edmondson). Sarah can't believe that he actually managed to get her to go on a date.

Steve (Simon Gregson) brings more flowers to Michelle (Kym Ryder) but she tells him that all she wants is honesty. She reminds him about Shania but soon begins to tease him with the facts. In the end she forgives him but what will she say when Steve asks to stay the night?

Carla (Alison King) is delighted when Rosie (Helen Flannagan) asks if she can have a full time job. Carla takes great pleasure in telling Sally (Sally Whittaker) the 'good news'.

This episode was written by David Lane, produced by Steve Frost and directed by John Anderson.

Originally aired, Aug 15, 2007

Bill (Peter Armitage) advises Audrey (Sue Nicholls) to get her facts straight before confronting Ashley (Steven Arnold) over Casey (Zoe Henry). She goes to see Kevin (Michael LeVell) and when she questions him on whether Ashley is sleeping with Casey his look gives it away. She confronts Ashley but he tells her to mind her own business. Feeling guilty he asks for some space from Casey. Furious she tells Audrey to butt out because her and Ashley are going to be a family. How will Audrey react?

Steve (Simon Gregson) is feeling smug that he has won Michelle (Kym Ryder) back. Eileen (Sue Cleaver) apologises to Michelle over the photographs but the girls reckon they should have a little bit of fun with them before they are destroyed.

David (Jack P Shepherd) asks Mel (Emma Edmondson) out to the cinema and is pleased when she accepts. Jason (Ryan Thomas) and Bill (Peter Armitage) suggests Gail (Helen Worth) builds an extension on her house for Jason and Sarah. But when she tells David he spitefully makes her feel guilty for making him feel like an outsider. How will Sarah react to David ruining her plans again?

Sally (Sally Whittaker) is in a rage with Rosie (Helen Flannagan) taking the full time job and asks Liam to help her change her mind.

Leanne (Jane Danson) explains to Paul (Tom Hudson) about her debt problems.

This episode was written by Mark Burt, produced by Steve Frost and directed by John Anderson.

Originally aired, Aug 17, 2007

Cilla (Wendi Peters) has her first day work at the care home and starts talking down to one of the oap's when he cheekily has banter with her. Her supervisor catches her and warns her to be nice and that Frank (Keith Clifford) is a valued customer. Cilla realises who Frank is and that he and his family are a well known rich family, she begins to flirt with him much to his pleasure.

David (Jack P Shepherd) acts cool towards Mel (Emma Edmondson) and they confirm that they'll go to the cinema together that afternoon. Amber (Nikki Patel) is jealous when she sees them together and David boasts to her that it's a date. Sarah (Tina O'Brien) becomes very intrigued when Amber tells her about David's date and when she is in her back garden she bumps into Mel. Sarah spitefully begins to tell Mel about David's past relationships and how he has the tendency to become a stalker, leaving Mel mortified. David is stood up at the cinema and returns home humiliated and it becomes worse when Sarah reveals she was the cause of his lonely date, how will David react?

Audrey (Sue Nicholls) drop by the Webster's before they go on holiday. They all express their concern over Ashley (Steven Arnold) and how Casey (Zoe Henry) seems to be getting her claws in. Before he leaves Kevin (Michael LeVell) pleas with Ashley not to give up on his marriage but how will he react to his intervention?

Jack (Bill Tarmey) gets Paul (Tom Hudson) to buy Vera (Liz Dawn) a present and shows him where he keeps his secret cash in the wall.

This episode was written by Mark Wadlow, produced by Steve Frost and directed by John Anderson.


Originally aired, Aug 19, 2007

David’s (Jack P Shepherd) still smarting after Sarah (Tina O' Brien) wrecked his chances with Mel (Emma Edmondson) and when she reasserts that she doesn't want anything more than friendship, David's stung. So, when Amber (Nikki Patel) questions him about being stood up he lies that far from it he actually slept with Mel and then dumped her! When the rumour gets back to the Mortons, Jerry (Michael Starke) is furious and confronts Gail (Helen Worth) about her mendacious son. As livid Gail drags David across the street to apologise to Mel gleeful Sarah watches on. But will this humiliation be enough to put a stop to David's trouble making?

Leanne’s (Jane Danson) worrying about the restaurant's financial state and confides in Paul (Tom Hudson) how desperately she needs an injection of cash. As Paul assures her that she'll find an investor soon, he’s left with some food for thought.

Meanwhile, Liam's (Rob James-Collier) not happy when a client insists on going to the Italian for a business meeting over a meal. After witnessing his edgy mood, Carla (Alsion King) confronts him about his feelings for Leanne and his over the top rebuttal confirms that Liam is far from over Leanne!

Elsewhere Michelle (Kym Ryder) suggests to Steve (Simon Gregson) that they take the kids to visit her family in Ireland. And Ivor (Paul Copley) and George (Keith Barron) are left guessing about Norris' (Malcolm Hebden) mystery woman!

This episode is written by Joe Turner, produced by Steve Frost and directed by Pip Banyard.

Originally aired, Aug 20, 2007

All eyes are on David (Jack P Shepherd) as he’s marched to the kebab shop and forced to apologise to Mel (Emma Edmondson). David’s humiliated and when he overhears Gail (Helen Worth) and Sarah (Tina O'Brien) laughing about the fact that he's never had a girlfriend he's seething. Later, Jason (Ryan Thomas) sees David on the roof of Underworld and follows him up, worried he may be contemplating suicide. David’s amused by Jason's concern and claims he has merely gone up there to think. However, Jason's worries are not eased when David pretends to hold a rifle and fire pot shots at his family before revealing that he'd like to see them all dead, and it's not hard to get a gun. Is David serious about his revenge?

In the Italian, Paul (Tom Hudson) feels snubbed when Leanne (Jane Danson) ridicules his suggestion that he could be her investor. Paul reasons he can get a loan and Leanne's unhopeful, but agrees that if he can raise the money he's in. Will Paul prove her wrong and how is he planning to raise the money? Meanwhile, Liam’s (Rob James-Collier) client is a no show, and he invites Leanne to share a bottle of wine with him. Despite everything there's still chemistry between them, will they rekindle their old spark?

Elsewhere, Cilla (Wendi Peters) flirts with Frank (Keith Clifford), a rich resident at the care home who's taken a liking to her. When Frank offers her a full time job as his private carer, Cilla's intrigued, she’s after his money but he’s after her body! Will Cilla accept his indecent proposal?

Elsewhere Jerry’s (Michael Starke) hopeful when Eileen (Sue Cleaver) agrees to go on a date with him.

This episode is written by Joe Turner, produced by Steve Frost and directed by Pip Banyard.

Originally aired, Aug 20, 2007

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