Remember Street fans, Monday's on CBC will now feature back-to-back episodes of Corrie so do check your local listings for the broadcast time in your area.
Speaking of back-to-back, looks like David and Shona have settled their differences in the most amiable way possible and sealed the deal with a legover. If it were a sitcom, it would be called: "How I met Your Mother... whose son stabbed my wife."
Other news? Sally wants to run for mayor. Tim wants to run for mascot (for the local football team). Gina wants a loan for her spending habit and wangles a job in Dev's shop. Phelan makes a Chicken Caesar salad for Andy, seemingly as a last supper gesture, but poor Andy has lost his appetite and fears that Pat will kill him (probably by boring him to death).
Poor Rita is having memory problems and Gemma is alarmed but no one else seems interested. Summer does some freelance hairdressing on Amy which turns out badly. Gary is returning to the Ukraine even though he suffered some serious injuries on his last visit.
Jenny's wedding dress designer (not Stella McCartney), reveals some stunning wedding dresses for the bridal party and, sure enough, Kate, Gemma and Maria are duly stunned - but not in a good way.
Rosie pretends to be Gemma's lawyer in order to get rid of Gemma's two bullying estate chums (Mycroft & Sherlock).
And now for a couple of lines from the week that was:
Sally to Tim:
"I want to run for Mayor of Weatherfield"
(in the fine tradition of Alf Roberts)
Two things which Rosie never does:
Two things which Rosie never does:
"eat carbs after seven and bluff"
(which comes first?)
Well, Phelan-hating Pals, so ends another week. Remind your friends and families about the one-hour Monday night Corrie-fest. Have a great week and thanks for stopping by. Cheers!
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