Coronation Street Weekly Updates

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2010 - September 20

 

Eileen?s got needs, you know. She?s all woman, is Eileen, and all she thinks she needs is a bloke. A decent bloke, who doesn't even need to have his own hair and teeth. Just someone to hug, that's all she wants. And she thinks she's found him again, in Owen this time. There she is, sorting out his books for him, tidying up his timesheets while Owen's on the phone chatting up Liz. As Eileen toils over Owen's accounts, he's getting his feet under Liz's table and then the rest of his body parts under her duvet .  Eileen finds out what's going on behind her back and under her nose when Sean spots Liz kissing Owen up the ginnel and he reveals the torrid tale to Eileen that Owen's servicing an old boiler and sorting out her plumbing. Eileen decides to get revenge, but how? She's tempted to nick Owen's petty cash box but that's not Eileen's style. When revenge comes, it'll be served well cold and that Owen, he's a nasty piece, he really is, threatening Sean this week too.

 

Meanwhile, Kirk does a wonderful ? although some may say daft ? thing for Gary Windass when Gary gets arrested for assaulting a bloke in the Rovers. With nothing to lose, Kirk tells the cops it was him who hit the bloke and not Gary, who could get into trouble back at barracks. I know Kirk's a nice bloke, a dim bloke but nice, but I still think this was beyond the call of duty for Kirk. Anyway, the charges are dropped and Kirk's sent home a hero.

 

In the Rovers, there's more trouble with Kylie who nicks cash from the till.  Then Steve finds her with her fingers in Becky's handbag robbing more cash, and  threatens to tell Becky unless Kylie and Max move out and far, far away. Kylie reacts by fluttering her eyelids and plumping up her cleavage to get round Steve but he's not having any of it, not yet any road. And it doesn't look like Kylie's going anywhere, not now that Becky has told her she can stay as long as she flippin' well wants.

 

At Underworld, Trevor's the underdog now he's started work as Carla's office assistant. He's useless, he really is. He can't type, he can't answer the phone, and when he rips through a package of newly delivered silk, Carla's at her wits end.  But what did she expect when this time last week he was working on the bins? Mind you, he is gorgeous so if she did want to chuck him out with the trash he could always come and sit on my office desk here in the weekly updates office.

 

There's trouble for Natasha this week when Nick proposes and she accepts. So far, so good except that Natasha was just about to reveal that she wasn't pregnant. At their engagement party, Gail's jealously spills over and she suspects there's more to Natasha than she's let on. Oh, but there is. And so Gail logs into the medical centre computer to look up Natasha's medical records and discovers that she isn't pregnant after all and that she's had an abortion.  Audrey catches her in the act and warns Gail not only will she lose her job if anyone finds out, but If she confronts Nick with the news, she'll lose her son too.

Sophie and Sian turn up this week, we see them working in a nasty kitchen then living on the nasty floor of a nasty house. It's nasty. Sophie's starting to feel homesick but Sian tells her if they go home they'd be made to split up and so they have a hug and the camera pans away. More of the same coming up.

 

And that's just about that for this week.

Coronation Street writers this week were David Lane, Damon Rochefort,  John Kerr, Julie Jones and Jan McVerry.


Glenda Young
Blogging away merrily at http://flamingnora.blogspot.com

 

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