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- December 5
Sally's full of herself at
freaky Frank's factory where she gets all giddy in her
power-dressing suit. Frank invites her to join a business
meeting where she goes all sophisticated with a dash of milk in her
coffee, because that's just the sort of woman that Sally Webster is,
before it rushes to her head and fills her with lust for the latest
pair of power trousers that's come strolling her way. ?I don't
believe what Carla's saying about you,? she tells Frank, clearly
overcome by the promise of a pay rise and a snog behind the sewing
machine. In reward, Frank sends her a text with a kiss at the end
which sends a blush right up Mrs Webster's
cheeks.
But it's not all lusty love in the Webster house
this week because Sophie and Sian fall out when Sian's college work
takes precedence over snogging Sophie on the sofa. Sophie's fed up,
she's had enough of never being in the full beam of Sian's
headlights of love. Amber's twigged on that Sophie's not in love
with Sian but manages to keep fairly quiet when Sophie announces she
and Sian are getting wed in four weeks. Sally agrees to the wedding
after Sophie and Sian try to elope on a coach to Carlisle. So
with a month to their marriage, Sophie and Sian plan their nuptials
with Sally harping on: ?For a born again Christian lesbian, you
haven't half got a one track mind!? to which Rosie replied: ?Mum,
don't be so lesbophobic!? Wonderful
stuff.
The Bessie Street school nativity goes all
X-factor in the try-outs for who gets what part. Desperate Deirdre
teaches grandson Simon a new song to sing as he goes up for the role
of Inn Keeper ? it's Cilla Black's ?Step Inside, Love?. Ah, if
only she'd taught him to play the harmonica
too.
Over at Streetcars, there's a visit from the tax
man who tells Lloyd they're getting audited. Lloyd rakes through
Freshco carrier bags full of receipts and invoices and it's left to
Saint Stella of the Rovers to come to his aid. And lo, for it was
she, that helped Lloyd in his hour of need with the taxi receipts
and created world peace while she was there while appearing in every
scene and getting on my wick. Lloyd, still in bits about
losing Cheryl and a bit tipsy in the bar, leans in for a kiss from
Stella but she pulls away. Mind you, Karl was nowhere to be seen, he
was gambling away all of his Streetcars earnings in the casino.
Tina dumps
Doctor Carter this week after he harps on about her going to
Weatherfield Tech. And then he set her up with an interview at the
Bistro, telling Nick that she'd done lots of waitressing work when
she hadn't. Matt thinks Tina can do better than working in the
Rovers, little realising that it's exactly what she wants to do and
that it makes her smile. Anyway, there's a falling out with Tina and
she chucks a pint in his face. Want a beer, Matt? There's the
door, Matt! Need a bath, Matt? Repeat ad nauseum if you've got a
mate called Matt. They love it, they really do.
In the Bistro, Nick and Eva grow closer and he
takes her home to meet Gail. The threesome have a coffee in an
awkward silence and then Nick tells Gail: ?I'm just taking Eva up to
my room to listen to some records.? I wonder if he got out the
7? or the 12?? The vinyl, dear, the vinyl. Anyway, knowing
that Nick's got a new girl means that Gail's got a face like a
slapped behind once again, as if you needed telling.
As it's
almost a year since the tram crash happened, Emily plans a memorial
service and asks Peter Barlow to give a speech. He tries
working on it, but it just winds him up and he admits to Carla that
every time he's forced to think of the tram crash, he's craving
drink. Carla looks on sympathetically, craving Peter's
bod.
And finally this week, there's a hen party in the Rovers
where the reluctant bride Mandy takes a shine to our
Kirk.
And that's just about
that for this week. Remember, you can sign up to get these
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This week's writers
were John Kerr, Debbie Oates, Jonathan Harvey and Ellen Taylor. Find
out more about the Coronation Street writing team at
http://coronationstreetupdates.blogspot.com/2008/11/exclusive-all-current-corrie-writers.html
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