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Plot[]

Deirdre tells Tracy not to call or visit Ken and wait for him to get in touch. Tracy insists he would never go and live with Wendy. Derek reorganises the videos at The Kabin to give himself something to do. Alec draws a blank on how to find Tim Arden and decides to contact his ex-wife Joyce. The residents find out about the Barlows' split. Jim makes Steve skivvy at the shop for the day to make amends. Wendy helps Ken get the Recorder out. Tracy goes to the office to see him but stops when she sees him going off with Wendy. She's upset to see them holding hands. Alf and Jim blame Maurice Jones for the JCB incident and he agrees to pay half for the window, with the twins paying the other half. Emily warns Deirdre about putting her pride before Tracy. Jenny visits the street when Sally calls her, worried about Rita. Tracy tells Deirdre she wishes Wendy was dead. Sally brings Jenny into the Rovers, knowing Rita will be there. Jenny refuses to talk to her. Alec gets Sandra's address from Joyce and makes plans to see her. Martin takes Don's place at a show with Ivy, Nicky and Sarah. Ivy doesn't like the arrangement but doesn't protest as the kids want him there. Don's taxi is stolen whilst he's in a betting shop.

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Notes[]

  • Last appearance of Nicky Tilsley until 23rd April 1990.
  • Last appearance of Sarah Louise Tilsley until 23rd April 1990.
  • OB recording for both Belmont Street and Curzon Street was carried out on Liverpool Street, Pendleton in buildings since demolished that stood between Goulden Street and Southern Street. The bookies stood two doors down from premises used for the exterior of the Weatherfield Recorder. On the other side of the road, the How How Chinese takeaway outside which stood Don Brennan's taxi was taken still operates at No. 553.
  • TV Times synopsis: Tracy's illusions are shattered when she makes a startling discovery about her father. Don Brennan visits the betting shop and lives to regret it.
  • Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 22,680,000 viewers (2nd place - combined figure including repeat).
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