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2012 - September
24
A million thanks go to Janet Waterhouse and Richard
Whitbread who did a sterling job with the updates while I was
my jollies. I'm back now, with a holiday tan that's fading
fast and so without any further ado, here we go with this
week's Coronation Street update.
Last week on Corrie
all Lloyd had in the world was a job with Streetcars, a bessie
mate called Steve and a beltin' collection of Northern Soul
tunes. This week he's got a job with Streetcars, a bessie mate
called Steve, a beltin' collection of Northern Soul tunes and
a daughter called Jenna. Mandy isn't happy that Lloyd's put
two and two together after she and Lloyd put one and one
together all them years ago to arrive at the conclusion that
Jenna's his daughter. And he's not wrong. It's a lot for the
trio to take in. Mandy's grumpy and refuses to see Lloyd,
Jenna's confused and refuses to see Lloyd and Lloyd.. well,
Lloyd's over the moon he's got a daughter and is ploughing on
regardless after taking advice from Eileen while sitting in
the Streetcars chair of shame.
Over at the Rovers,
Gloria enters the pub into Lancashire Leisure's pub of the
year competition. There's a suggestion box which punters can
post comments cards into. It's locked, but Gloria smashes it
open, desperate to see what the punters have written about her
and the pub. But she isn't best pleased when one of the cards
says that the landlady's mother is both vulgar and loud.
Vulgar and loud? Gloria? After comparing the handwriting on
the comment card against Norris' own, Gloria deduces Norris is
the one who left the snarky comments and promptly bars him
from the bar. She's great, is Gloria, I love her. "They don't
call me Golden Glo for nothing, you know," she croons to
anyone who'll listen.
Baby-making plans are put into
motion when Gary, Izzy and Tina pay a visit to the fertility
clinic. As a gesture of good faith, or so he wants them to
believe, Owen gives Tina and Tommy five thousand pounds as a
down payment on the baby, with the rest due when Tina's up the
stick and in the club. He also moves in with Anna, leaving his
flat free for Tommy and Tina to move into. How nice he is. How
devious he is, and oh, how controlling he is.
Over at
Underworld, Kirk and Beth share a snog in the packing room and
he sniffs the top of her head. "You smell better than a pie,"
he whispers into her ear. "You smell more gorgeous than the
top of a dog's head!" And who said romance was dead?
Speaking of romance, although this one smells like the
other end of a dog to the one Kirk's lyrical about, Tracy
continues to get her hooks into Ryan. She's stringing him
along with snogs on the sofa to get at Michelle and Steve and
it's working. But when Michelle finds out Ryan's spent cash he
said he didn't have on buying Tracy a bracelet, Michelle gives
Ryan a rent book and tells him from now on, he has to pay his
way or she's chucking him out.
And there's more
romance, of a kind, with memories of Ken's fling with Wendy
Crozier back in the day when he was working at the
Weatherfield Gazette. And now Wendy's only gone and turned up
again as one of the Governors at Bessie Street School. Brian
invites Ken along to join the Board of Governors and Ken and
Wendy's eyes meet across the classroom. They're civil to each
other but as Wendy goes to leave the room with Ken still in
it, stood up at the desk, the cheeky mare checked him out! Oh
yes, her eyes took in the full glory of the Barlow bum. I
don't know about you, but I just can't wait for Deirdre to
find out her arch-nemesis is back on the scene.
And
finally this week, Kirsty throws another tantrum and this time
it's not with Tyrone, it's with baby Ruby. Fortunately the
baby's unhurt but Kirsty's violent temper ends with her
throwing things around the room as baby Ruby cries in her
pram. When Tyrone comes home and sees the state of the place,
he rushes Ruby to the doctor who checks her over and says
she's ok. Fiz finds Tyrone and Ruby sat on Maxine's bench
outside of the salon (that's always a nice place to sit, I
find) and invites him in for a cuppa where he confides to her
about Kirsty beating him up.
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 Martyn Hesford, Simon
Crowther, David Lane, Julie Jones and Susan Oudot.
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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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