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Wednesday 20 June 2012

Coronation Street Weekly Update - Aug 15 1995

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Derek decides to take the 50 chocolate doubloons to the recreation park, as per the instructions in the ransom note that came with the gnome's ear. He dons a hooded jogging suit and is seen lurking in the bushes in the park by someone, who calls the police. Needless to say, he gets caught by the police and has some explaining to do. When he's caught, Mavis suddenly arrives on the scene to help Derek explain about the gnome and the chocolate etc. When Derek and Mavis arrive home in the police car, a bemused crowd gathers outside of the Rovers wondering why there is a police car outside of the Wilton's house. Derek starts ranting wildly and shouts at the onlookers `I know who it is! I know which one of you it is, you can't fool me you know!'

Deidre is in her flat alone one night and hears someone trying to break into the building. She calls the police and it turns out that Jamie has been left with a friend of his while Tricia went out with a boyfriend. Jamie had left his friend's house and returned home and was trying to climb in through the window. Deidre takes pity on Jamie and brings him into her flat for a cup of cocoa. Deidre gives Tricia a good talking to about leaving Jamie on his own and Tricia says to her `Don't tell me what to do with my child when your daughter's a drug addict'. Ouch.

The Duckworths finally get their cheque for the insurance money of 30,000 after a long wait and a comedic phone call by Vera to the solicitor's office. They don their best clothes and go into Jim's Cafe and then into the corner shop, hoping they can impress people with their good news. However, no-one seems interested in their news until they arrive finally in the Rovers, downcast because no one seems interested in their windfall. In the Rovers, Racquel throws her arms around Jack and congratulates them both, and then the whole pub raise their glasses to the Duckworths and it's celebrations all round. The scene with Jack and Vera deciding what to do with the money is great.

Eventually they decide to spend the money on a local business and Vera brings home details of local businesses for sale, fish and chip shops, off-licences and.... a corner shop. THE corner shop! So they go to see Reg and Maureen along with the estate agent and Reg can't believe what he is hearing at first when he realises the Duckworth's want to buy the shop but when he hears they have cash ready to spend his eyes light up. Reg is also after Mr. Firman's job, who has confided in Reg that he is about to retire from Firman's Freezers.

Liz thinks she is pregnant!! She tells Deidre first and then she tells Jim. Jim is very concerned for Liz (after she lost the last baby) and doesn't know if he could go through the pain of watching Liz lose another baby. Liz however, realises there is a chance that she may be able to carry the baby to full term and tells Jim this is what she wants to do. They both decide to wait until the pregnancy is confirmed before they do anything else.

Bill Webster has started work on Sally and Kevin's kitchen. However, although Bill submitted a quotation (along with other building companies) to the insurance company, the insurance company has not officially accepted any of the quotes yet. Kevin feels a bit strange about letting his dad treat the children to pizzas and fish and chips when he isn't able to do such things himself but Sally isn't bothered by this at all. Bill is now looking for a flat of his own as life with Kevin and Sally is a bit cramped in their small house.

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