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SEPTEMBER 21
Where to start - well it is good to see Leanne back and
knowing what we know we are hardly surprised when Simon (bless his
cotton socks) happens to mention over breakfast that he much prefers
Leanne to Naomi and Michelle.
Leanne's ears prick up on hearing the latter and when they meet in
the Street a little later she tricks Michelle into admitting it was
her. Michelle gives the game away
and Leanne takes Peter to task for
his inability to tell the truth.
She retreats to Janice's and packs to
leave. Peter gives her the
works telling her he loves the
bones of her, but if she goes she should have a great
life. And after making him wait she
decides to have a great life - with
him.
Steve wants Leanne
behind his bar whilst he is away but she is slow over giving an
answer and in the meantime Liz recruits Michelle who seems happy to
be back behind the bar. Leanne
starts looking for
work
elsewhere. Earlier Michelle had
asked Peter for her job back but he
turned her down.
Ramsay's
funeral and Norris has agreed to do
a very brief eulogy - at least until he decides not to go to the
funeral. Rita then blackmails to go
to the funeral for Emily's sake and
he does.
Norris is astounded by the number
of mourners - including a group from a cricket club where he
attended all their matches. Even
Blanche admits that she liked the man - he had lovely manners and
his only fault was having a brother called
Norris.
Sally
is preparing for her holiday, Kevin's
preparation involves a lunchtime assignation with Molly in a hotel
room. She keeps him busy and makes sure his alarm does not go
off. Eventually Ty phones Molly and Kevin realises he is almost
an hour late! She denies any knowledge of
time. Kev is
worried about missing his flight -
but Molly seems to want him to miss
it. And when they do try to leave
the old breakdown van - has broken
down.
Amber leaves the
Street for university in
London.
Will she be missed?
Jack has let to live with Connie and his
parting advice is that Ty should never put
anything in the loft - just dump it you will never use
it. They keep wondering where Molly
has got to - even Connie turns up
before
Molly. Connie agrees that Jack
should take Vera's ashes with him to her
house. At the Rovers Jack is
assured by Liz that he will be an
honorary local
for the rest of his life and will
still get served.
Kev just about returns in time to depart for the airport
and Molly for a final drink with Jack. Molly and Kev exchange
glances as the latter departs with Sal and the
former then picks yet another row
with Ty - who does not have the faintest
idea why! Later Ty seeks to apologise for
the argument, preparing dinner (at lunchtime)
for the two of them just wearing an
apron. Imagination should not be
employed.
The team in the
cab office hatch a little plan and take a very old, very grungy
tv and hi-fi equipment around to Eileen's
and naturally she is totally outraged at their insensitivity and
gives them a typical Eileen gobful and
where they might put their junk.
They troop out and then come back in carrying the very latest in
flat screen technology. Eileen is
for once silenced - very
rare.
The funeral has
however led to Rita doing some thinking - mainly that it is time she retired, like everyone else
of her age. Rita keeps being hard on
Norris pointing out how hard it is
for Emily and the latter continues
to be quite disturbed, although is very touched when Sophie asks
for her
support at
church.
Becky and Steve are
about to go to Spetses
for the holiday she won - but Lloyd
manages to convince Becky that it was not a real competition and she
goes mad trying to check the validity of the
prize. Eventually he admits to a
very big wind up!
And as is usual in the Street Fiz overlooks
telling Chesney first that she is marrying
John any moment now and Kirk lets
that particular cat out of the bag.
Chesney rightly takes umbrage - which is definitely not where the
Archers live.
Luke and
Michelle's paths keep crossing - which usually causes some upset
for
Rosie. Also Luke appears to be
trying to distance himself from Rosie, even trying to claim a night
out with the lads when she wants him all to
herself. Michelle however is
apparently a demon darts player as she demonstrates to Luke who is
then cornered by Rosie who wants to
know where lads are - apparently they cancelled so she claims her
rights!
Anyway the Ramsey saga is not entirely
over. There is a package being
delivered to Norris and he is the
sole beneficiary under the will of
£127,000. Turns
out the package is a rather large and ancient trunk inscribed
"RLC" - which Norris has to open.
Later Emily leaves Norris alone
with the trunk and he clearly
portrays a troubled man, one who is
starting to realise that perhaps in being
so rude and dismissive he has lost the only
opportunity to know his
brother. When Emily returns he says
he has decided to give the trunk to the charity shop and he does not
want the money either. But although
the words come you sense that
Norris is starting not to mean what
he is saying.
And that is
that for this
week.
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Written by K Richard Whitbread
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