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Corrie weekly updates from 1995 Coronation Street Books by Glenda Young Please donate to help Corrie Weekly Updates to survive December 7 2019 Corrie weekly updates from 1995 Glenda Young, Author of Historical Novels with Headline
Please donate to help Corrie Weekly Updates to survive If you’re looking for Christmas gifts for Coronation Street fans (or to treat yourself!) please consider my Corrie TV tie-in books. Also, my family saga novels are published by Headline and available in hardback, paperback, audiobook and ebook. If you’d like to know more you can order all of my books from Amazon UK and Amazon Canada. My novels are also available in the UK in Waterstones, WHSmiths and Asda supermarket. This was the week when Michelle and Robert walked up the aisle in Michelle’s warped plan for a revenge wedding. She took Robert for all he’s got, namely the Bistro and a Coldplay CD. As Billy was just about the name the couple husband and wife in the church, Michelle starting reading out some of the messages Robert had received from Vicky. This was a wonderful scene, truly comic in the best Corrie tradition and it had me in tears of laughter. Kym Marsh played a blinder. But hang on, just where is Vicky? Robert’s suspect number one in her disappearance and the cops are called. Seb takes Emma on a date to see Iron Maiden tribute band Bryan Maiden. Good, but it’s no Proxy Music, which is the best tribute band name I’ve ever seen. And of course there’s Jam Session who seem to gig all over the country most nights. Roy’s brother isn’t improving, he’s a dying man and oddly, Roy and his niece Nina bond over bats. This is a dull, dreary storyline. We’re all waiting for Richard to die, for Roy and Nina to bond, Nina to move in with Roy and for Carla to take her under her batwing sleeve. You know it’s got to happen, Corrie, just get a move on. My heart breaks each time Paul comes on screen these days, wrapped in his abuse storyline that the actor plays so convincingly well. The cops search Kel’s laptop and his flat but don’t find anything they can use as evidence against Kel. Bernie takes it upon herself to visit Kel at work in the shopping mall he works in as a security office. She scrawls the word ‘paedo’ on the wall and is carted off to the cop shop where Kel makes a complaint against her. Bernie’s given a warning and determines to get revenge and show everyone the truth about Kel. She goes online and finds Kel’s website where he offers training for kids to be DJs and she pretends to be a young boy… And that’s just about that for this week. This week’s writers were Ian Kershaw and John Kerr (Monday); Ellen Taylor and David Isaac (Wednesday), Alasdair Morrison and Jayne Hollinson (Friday). Find out all about the Coronation Street writing team at Coronation Street Blog: Exclusive: All Current Corrie writers online Please donate to help Corrie Weekly Updates to survive Please donate to help the Corrie Weekly Updates to survive. All details at http://www.corrie.net/support.html Remember, you can sign up to get these Corrie weekly updates by email at http://www.corrie.net/updates/weekly/subscribe.htm Glenda Young
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