Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 20th Feb 7.30pm

Welcome to Wednesday's edition of the Coronation Street Blog. Just one episode tonight, due to the 'BRITS' so let's delve into this week's mid-week drama.

Amy leaves Ken's for the day, as Steve and Tracy continue to argue, oblivious to what Amy has planned. Arriving home, Amy is non-plussed about spending the school holidays with her parents. Craig and Bethany offer the gymslip mum some advice, but it seems she is continuing with her plan to terminate the pregnancy. Fearful of her trip to the clinic, Amy invites Bethany to go with her.

Sophie collars Kevin about Jack's school trip and begs him to let her help pay. Kevin's male pride continues to get in the way. Whilst Tyrone has to swallow his pride, and ropes in Ruby in a plan to apologise properly to Mary. The plan, although failing, does seem to bring the lonesome duo back together.

At Underworld, Beth is getting tired fixing up Kate's wedding dress. Sean decides that a night out is what the gang need. Sally is up for it, as long as Gina isn't invited. Gina's guilt is obvious, and Sally is still unforgiving. Gina proposes a party to Sophie, in hope of getting her sister back on side.
Meanwhile, the brides-to-be are reunited when Kate returns from visiting her sick cousin. Rana, meanwhile, has been busy getting the wedding invitations sent out.

Whilst Amy heads to the clinic for a termination, Steve decides to surprise Tracy with a house viewing on Victoria Street. Both remain completely unaware of Amy's resolve, and argue over Oliver, instead.

As the charred wreckage of 'Lost Bouy' is towed away from the street, Abi admits her sailing sadness to Roy. Casually overhearing, Peter seems to think that Abi is talking about him! Wishing to kiss and makeup, Peter's conceited (thanks Roy!) behaviour fails to win his ex-shipmate over.

With the wedding invites dished out, it seems Rana has invited the whole of Weatherfield, much to Kate's dismay.

Amy returns from her appointment at the clinic with Bethany. As Steve and Tracy celebrate winning a bid on the house, Amy appears to be ill with stomach cramps. Has she really terminated the pregnancy?

It may only be one episode tonight, but at least it was a good one.  Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

TA-RA

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Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 13th Feb 8.30pm

As promised, here is part two of this Wednesday's Corrie, all wrapped up in a handy blog review.


A distraught Abbie confronts Peter in the pub about his 'lost buoy' lies. Abbie, wounded once again, drowns her sorrows. Is she going to be ok?.

At the hospital, Shona battles Clayton over the failed drug deal. Resenting her new life, Clayton tells his mother to leave.
Back home, David quizzes Shona about Claytons beating. Deciding to take Shona out to dinner, has David matured enough to forget about Clayton murdering his wife?

On board 'lost buoy' Adi and Asha leave Simon alone, making sure the nautical gas lamp is blown out.. or is it?. Simon relaxes on the boat, with his headphones in.

At Chesney's, it looks like Gemma is finally going to get that quickie, until Joseph, angry at no bedtime stories, foul mouths his Dad. It's lucky that the car drove past at the exact moment!.

Realising that Gemma has taught Joseph some of her fruity vocabularies, we witness the first argument between Corrie's newest lovebirds. Gemma consults love guru Brian, who gives a Freudian suggestion of unconscious thought processes, completely confusing Gemma!.

Outside of the boat, an unseen person seems to sit port side and knocks over the gas lamp, which hasn't been blown out properly and the boat catches fire!!!!. Poor Simon, first the bookies, now a boat!.

At Ty's, Mary is still playing housemaid, but has Kevin clocked other intentions?...it is almost Valentine's day, after all.

Waking to a suffocating stream of smoke and fire, Simon is overcome by fumes. Heading to the factory fire escape, Peter rushes onboard to save his son. With the fire brigade on their way, nearby residents are evacuated. Kevin Webster blasts his fire extinguisher to put out the flames, and Simon is saved.

Carla cradles a frightened Peter, as the fire licks underworlds signage. Flamin' Nora!.

Is this the end of Peters Kefalonia dream, and who was the mystery fire starter?.

Out on the street, the firemen arrive, just as Gail escapes her house, which has also caught fire!.

Peter immediately comes to one conclusion - Abi. Has his vengeful former flame drunkenly torched the boat?. It will be interesting to find out. Keep your eyes on this blog, more for revelations!.

Anyway, that's all for this Wednesday. Your thoughts on this mid-week double? for me, it was the f- word; Fish fingers, fraternising, and F&&%!, that's FIRE! of course!. TA-RA

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Coronation Street Episode Review; Weds 13th Feb 7.30pm

Welcome to Wednesday's edition of the Coronation Street Blog, and the first of tonight's two episodes-reviewed in a handy blog post.

Abbie and Carla reconcile after their recent argument, but you wonder how much trouble a boat can cause?.

Meanwhile, Abi is excited to be heading to Kefalonia with Captain Barlow. With Simon off of school, he's keen to help his dad on the boat, although Peter hasn't told his son about his trip with Abi until Carla tells subtly fills him in. Confronting his father in Roy's, Simon tells Peter that Abi means nothing to him, unluckily in earshot of Seb.

Later, paying her son a visit to tell him the news, Seb obviously can't wait to chastise his mother again and reveals Peters true feelings.

As David questions Shona's recent sneaky discussions with Nick, Clayton receives a beating for his Mums failed drug deal. Beaten to a pulp, Shona is called to the hospital. At the shop, David quizzes his brother and smashes a mirror in frustration. Over at Weatherfield General, Clayton is relatively unscathed but can Shona escape her sons latest drug dealing violence?.

Roy's coffee addiction is causing concern for Carla as his sleep deprivation and parasomnia put Alex in near danger, who's back working behind the counter.

Failing customer confidentiality, Alex is keen to tell Mary all of the latest gossip, and Mary is fitting perfectly into her new role as Ruby's new childminder. Tyrone is pleased with Mary's cooking, and eccentric house cleaning (headphones and a fluffy pig, anyone?).

Chesney makes peace with Gemma, will his quiche win him a quickie after all?. Fish fingers and fraternisation are certainly on the menu over a planned supper with young Joseph.

Meanwhile, Sally dreams of yoga on a Hindu retreat and introduces Kevin to the idea of a mindful retreat for young Jack. Kevin tells Sally that he's got a  digital detox holiday planned with his son instead. How very millennial!. Maybe Roy could do with a detox perhaps but fear not, as Carla's filing soon puts him to sleep.


Over at Chesney's, Gemma starts making tea for Joseph and accidentally burns herself with a tray. Exclaiming the 'f word' in true Corrie comedy fashion blurts it out in earshot of the youngster (a lot of that going on tonight) The 'f word' has been dropped, and it isn't 'fish fingers'. Joseph is learning all about birds of prey, so if Chesney lets him watch 'KES', Gemma's 'f word' will be the least of worries! (great film, check it out, kids).

And outside on the street, Simon sits mournfully by the boat, looking a little lost... like a lost buoy perhaps.

Just how much trouble can a boat cause?.

More from me later tonight, with your Coronation Street blog review of 8.30 pm part two!.

You can follow me @rybazoxo over on Twitter, your self-styled 'Cobbles Connoisseur'.

TA-RA!

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