Changes: Episode 3369 (10th April 1992)

Revision as of 15:41, 21 July 2015

Plot

The paperboys and girls strike outside The Kabin. Mavis is stunned when Derek sacks all the picketing strikers. Bet tells Vicky that she's not going on holiday whilst she's rowing with Alec. Vicky tells her that she's decided to stay and exploit Alec's weaknesses, like Bet does. Vicky gets Alec to give her £50 for a new blazer. Steve goes for Andy when he calls him a cradle-snatcher. Andy gets his own back by telling Jim that Steve is going to an all-night party. Bet leaves for Tenerife. Mike visits Gordon Barrett and tells him to leave Alma out of the divorce. Barrett reminds Mike that he named Alma as co-respondent to speed the divorce up. Mike tells him that he's changed his mind. Barrett refuses to change the petition. Vicky and Steve shop for a blazer together at Affleck's Palace. She buys a figure-hugging dress instead and tells Steve that she'd like to go to the all-night party with him. Derek tries to get the paperboys to betray Nigel Chadwick, telling them that they'll miss their money. Alec tells Steve that he doesn't want him anywhere near Vicky in future. Mavis accuses Derek of ruining everything at The Kabin. Vicky accuses Alec of treating her like a blank cheque. He sends her to bed. She tells him that he can't stop her seeing Steve or going to Liverpool for the all-night party.

Cast

Regular cast

Guest cast

Places

Coronation Street exterior
Rovers Return Inn - Public, back room and hallway
4 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
11 Coronation Street - Back room/kitchen and hallway
Jim's Bike Shop
The Kabin - Shop and stockroom
Rosamund Street
Jim's Cafe
Weatherfield Canal
Solicitors - Gordon Barrett's office
Affleck's Palace, Manchester

Notes

She Bangs the Drums by The Stone Roses is used as incidental music for a montage scene of Steve McDonald and Victoria Arden shopping in Affleck's Palace in Manchester.
TV Times synopsis: Mike Baldwin plays a dangerous game. Meanwhile, Alec Gilroy has to cope with a disappearing wife, a kitchen full of workmen and a rebellious grand-daughter.
Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 18,040,000 viewers (5th place - combined figure including repeat).

April 1992 episodes
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 *[[4 Coronation Street]] - ''Downstairs rooms''
 *[[11 Coronation Street]] - ''Back room/kitchen and hallway''
+*[[Jim's Bike Shop]]
 *[[The Kabin]] - ''Shop and stockroom''
 *[[Rosamund Street]]
 *[[Jim's Cafe]]
-*[[Jim's Bike Shop]]
 *[[Weatherfield Canal]]
 *Solicitors - ''[[Gordon Barrett]]'s office''
 *[[Affleck's Palace]], [[Manchester]]
 ==Notes==
-*''[[wikipedia:She Bangs the Drums|She Bangs the Drums]]'' by [[wikipedia:The Stone Roses|The Stone Roses]] is used as [[Incidental Music|incidental music]] for a montage scene of [[Steve McDonald]] and [[Victoria Arden]] shopping in [[Affleck's Palace]] in [[Manchester]].
+*''[[wikipedia:She Bangs the Drums|She Bangs the Drums]]'' by [[wikipedia:The Stone Roses|The Stone Roses]] is used as [[incidental music]] for a montage scene of [[Steve McDonald]] and [[Victoria Arden]] shopping in [[Affleck's Palace]] in [[Manchester]].
 *''[[TV Times]]'' synopsis:	[[Mike Baldwin]] plays a dangerous game. Meanwhile, [[Alec Gilroy]] has to cope with a disappearing [[Bet Gilroy|wife]], a kitchen full of workmen and a rebellious [[Vicky Arden|grand-daughter]].
 *[[Viewing Figures]]: UK broadcast - 18,040,000 viewers (5th place - combined figure including repeat).