All new Coronation Street spoilers for next week reveal how Debbie’s Angels prompt a huge decision
It might be a short week, but it’s packed to the brim!
Next week’s Coronation Street might have fewer episodes than normal, but it looks as though they contain as much drama as your usual five-course feast!
Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) assembles her angels to help with a project she’s working on for Carl Webster’s (Jonathan Howard) 40th birthday party, but what starts out as a girly arts and craft session soon turns serious and leaves several attendees with major choices, but who?
Sarah Platt (Tina O’Brien) rushes to Kit Green’s (Jacob Roberts) side when he suffers a scary collapse, but when he finally learns of Bethany Platt’s (Lucy Fallon) pregnancy after their night together, is any hope of reconcilliation about to die?
Witnessing the heartbreak Carla Connor-Swain’s (Alison King) decision to sell Underworld and leave her entire workforce out of work before Christmas has caused, guilt hits Brody Michaelis (Ryan Mulvey) hard, is he about to expose Idris Nazir’s (Junade Khan) cruel plot?
Elsewhere, George Shuttleworth (Tony Maudsley) worries as Christina Boyd (Amy Robbins) embarks on a risky plot, Shona and David Platt (Julia Goulding and Jack P Shepherd) worry that Jodie Ramsey’s (Olivia Frances-Brown) back to her troublesome ways and Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford) has a brutal decision to make.
Ready for your express Corrie guide for the week? Let’s do it!
Monday, November 9
In a special episode in which Debbie’s angels take centre stage, she gathers Abi Webster (Sally Carman), Bernie Winter-Alahan (Jane Hazlegrove), Sally Metcalfe (Sally Dynevor), Glenda Shuttleworth (Jodie Prenger) and Christina, before dumping a plastic crate full of photographs onto the floor, explaining that she wants to make a photobook for Carl’s 40th birthday.
Though initially a fun bonding experience, very quickly past tensions begin to rise among the women, and conversations start to heat up over previous traumas, and he celebratory mood is in serious jeopardy.
Though the day ends with the air being cleared and the women united, several of them are left with enormous decisions to make, and uncomfortable situations to navigate.
Tuesday, November 10
As Kit attends a lonely chemotherapy session, Sarah turns to Bernie, upset at the distance Kit is keeping from her, while Bernie reassures her that he’s keeping everybody at arm’s length.
Later, Sarah finds Kit collapsed outside the tram station and after she gets him home, he breaks down, leaving her shaken at how physically and emotionally fragile he’s become.
Christina visits Richie Parkinson (Nathan Sussex) in prison with the aim of gaining his trust, and she spins a tale of a brother who’d been in a similar situation to him. While Richie is deeply grateful for her support, George worries that she’s playing a dangerous game.
As Carla turns to Lisa Connor-Swain (Vicky Myers), fully aware of the likelihood that her insurance won’t pay out, Brody is sickened as Idris acts sympathetic to Carla’s plight.
Later, he finds a tearful Sally and learns that Carla is selling the factory, before heading to threaten Idris that he’ll tell Carla the truth.
Elsewhere, Debbie announces her plans to retire, signing the hotel over to Ronnie Bailey (Vinta Morgan) and asking Ryan Connor (Ryan Prescott) to act as his second in command, Bethany bristles as Ryan assures her that it’s okay if she wants to involve the baby’s dad in her pregnancy and Tracy hires Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney) meaning she’ll need to fire Mary Taylor (Patti Clare).
Wednesday, November 11
With Sarah pushing Kit to get checked out at the hospital, having forgotten about Bethany’s scan, Ryan offers to accompany her instead.
At the hospital, Sarah and Kit see Bethany leaving the maternity ward, with Kit learning about Bethany’s pregnancy, just before Sarah asks Kit to move back home so they can be a happy family again.
As Carla reiterates to Sean Tully (Antony Cotton) how heartbroken she is about losing the factory and being forced to lay off the workforce, Idris offers sympathy, before later cornering Brody, promising him that when he owns he factory, the workers will all get their jobs back.
Mary lies to Tracy that she’s got another job in town and bids her a tearful goodbye, leaving Tracy feeling wretched.
Meanwhile, at the Platt’s, Jodie’s phone rings with a threatening phone call, though David and Shona can’t help but wonder if Jodie herself is behind it
Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) receives a call from social services, with them officially having cleared Sally of any wrongdoing and confirming Lucy’s return the next week, leaving Sally to worry to Christina about what Lucy’s return will bring.
