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2011 - October
31
John Stape reappeared on the Street this week and then he
went and died. But not before he gave this Corrie fan a right good
chuckle when he kidnapped Rosie Webster for the second, and last
time. To be kidnapped once by Stape is unfortunate. To be kidnapped
twice is simply careless. He ties her up in the flat and with the
help of charts and diagrams, forces Rosie to take in as much
information as possible about his three murders so that she can be
of some help in getting Fiz out of pris. She's no help to anyone,
but that's by the by. It was a wonderful scene, with John marking
Rosie's homework in red pen while blaming her for starting it all.
Jason and Kevin soon figure out Rosie's missing and burst in through
the door. John escapes and scarpers off in his car at top speed with
Kevin close behind. John's car crashes and he's rushed to
th'ospickle where he later dies, but not before giving the cops a
full confession. Will it be too late to save Fiz who's been sent
down for 15 years for killing Charlotte? Fiz asks Chesney to
organise John's funeral, and to his credit, Ches refuses to put the
murdering no mark to rest. Ah, but all he ever wanted to do was
teach.
In Roy's Rolls, Sylvia's over the moon when she finds
out she's won a cruise in the competition that she entered with
Mary's slogan. Mary, as you can imagine, is not best pleased. Roy
refuses to be drawn in but makes it clear to his mother that he's
not that happy with her either.
Over at Underworld, Carla
undercuts Frank in underpants to win an order for knickers that'll
have the girls and Sean on overtime in no time. How they'll finish
the order in time with no machines, no material and few staff
remains to be seen but Carla wasn't going to let Frank win the deal.
Julie and Brian move into the flat above the butchers. It's
a move that lifts up their lust level and they set about making
babies after they unpack the kettle.
Chris continues to
pretend that he's dying (doncha just love soap?) in order to
sweetheart Cheryl and get back his family. Poor Lloyd doesn't know
what's going on but he ain't going to be happy when he finds
out.
And that's just about that for this week. Janet
Waterhouse will be here next week.
This week's writers were
Joe Turner, John Kerr, Carmel Morgan, Jan McVerry, David Lane 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
Glenda Young
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Blogging away merrily at http://flamingnora.blogspot.com
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