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Fri 06 Nov 7-30PM

Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Hayley told Roy he had been sweeping the pavement for nearly an hour and would be through to New Zealand soon. He sighed that their holiday seemed a long time ago already and she replied: 'I know you've got a lot on your mind but you have to let it go now, love.' He quoted: 'The past is another country. They do things differently there.' then sighed again: 'I wish I did. I wish I could pretend that it hasn't happened Hayley but it has. It has!'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
She told him: 'Tony Gordon did not kill Liam Connor. That's a given. He was investigated by the police wasn't he?' Roy snorted: 'Was he? We know very little.' She sighed and told him how, when in Africa, a friend of hers got drunk and very upset: 'She kept sobbing I killed Daddy. It turned out that she'd had a row with him and a couple of weeks later and he took his own life. She felt culpable.' Roy told her that the drunken rambling of some Dutch woman had nothing to do with the deathbed confession of a guilty man but was given food for though as Hayley replied pointedly: 'But that presumes we have clarity and out last words are profound and meaningful. What if we just talk rubbish?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Joe was in an especially good mood as he danced around the house warbling that he was Walking On Sunshine. Ted arrived and cried: 'You're in high spirits. Have you won the lottery?' David muttered that he must be on happy pills again but Joe cried: 'Have I won the lottery? Have I won the lottery? Ted, I won the lottery the day I met your beautiful and wonderful daughter. To quote The Pet Shop Boys...'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Ted told him: 'It's just Pet Shop Boys, no The.' then turned to David and explained: 'It's a gay thing.' Joe cried: 'Well to quote Pet Shop Boys, what have I done to deserve this?' David explained to Ted: 'Mum's told him he can keep the boat.' and Ted replied with mock distaste: 'Ah, it all slips horribly into place.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Spotting Roy with his coat on, Hayley asked where he was going and he told her: 'Don't try and stop me. The police station.' She cried: 'This is madness! How will Maria feel, all this dredged up again? The police will laugh at you!' He replied: 'I am used to being laughed at. Tony Gordon is laughing at me now. His gifts, trying to buy my silence.' She hissed: 'And what if the police go to see him and the stress makes him worse? Could you live with the guilt?' He retorted: 'Then at least let me report him for killing the bats. Why would he lie about that? And if that's true why not Liam?' Hayley told him to get his coat off: 'We have a full cafe and I'm not letting our business suffer because of something daft MR Gordon said. We'll discuss this calmly later.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
On their way to the cafe, Gail asked Maria how Tony was and explained to Ted that her fiance had just had a heart attack. Maria told them it was touch and go but he was doing okay. Ted told her he was glad: 'My lovely James died of a heart attack. It's the anniversary of his death today. We lost so many friends in the eighties and nineties, so many names with lines through in our address book. We thought we were invincible.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Maria asked how long they were together and he replied: 'Almost twenty years.' Maria told him she was sorry and Joe mused: 'Bit things get better don't they Ted?' but Ted sighed sadly: 'No they don't Joe. They just get different.' and told Maria: 'Cherish every moment with your man my darling. Those memories will keep you warm one day.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Ken popped into the bookies and told Peter: 'I know we haven't been seeing eye to eye of late but, in the spirit of bridge building, might I offer to pick up Simon from school and give him his tea tonight?' Peter cast an anxious look at Leanne who told him: 'Tell him.' Peter shot her a look and she told him again: 'Tell him!'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Ken frowned: 'Tell me what?' and Peter stammered: 'There's no easy way to say this.' Ken cried that he was holding out an olive branch and Peter sighed: 'Yeah, I know and it's a really nice idea but, well we've got Simon's other granddad coming round tonight. He's having a spot of tea with us.' Ken was stunned and gasped: 'What?' Leanne explained: 'Lucy's dad has turned up out of the blue.' As Ken reeled from this news, Peter told him sheepishly: 'I know. Mad isn't it?' and hurriedly excused himself to answer the phone.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
At the hospital, the doctor told Tony she had some good news for him. He beamed smugly: 'You want to go out with me? I'm sorry buy you'll just have to join the queue behind my fiancée.' She ignored it and told him he could now go home but would need to comeback for a review in a week's time.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
He asked if it wasn't a bit soon to be allowing him home and she replied: 'Well I wouldn't be going to any fireworks parties tonight.' He replied, 'Oh no. I want to get home to my wee baby. I don't like to be away from my things too long.' She asked if his fiancée would be at home to help him and he smarmed: 'Oh yes, she's got a lovely bedside manner, just like yourself.' She smiled and told him that Outpatients would be in touch and he thanked her for everything as she left.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Ty reasoned: 'I don't reckon he was telling the truth. Cos if my Uncle Joey did invent the white lines in the middle of the road then why isn't he in the history books?' Molly pointed out: 'Which begs the question, just how many history books do you have?' He conceded: 'Well none but Mr.Oleteyu at school never mentioned him and Mr Oleteyu knew loads!' This riveting discourse was interrupted as Jack and Connie walked in and Ty beamed: 'Well well, look what the cat's dragged in!'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Connie told Jack she would get the drinks and went off to the bar. Jack seemed a bit subdued as he sat down and Ty asked: 'You alright Jack?' only for Jack to snap uncharacteristically: 'Aye, why shouldn't I be?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
As they raised their coffees and drank a toast to love, Joe told Ted he'd been thinking about what he'd said about creating memories: 'Gail has been like, well I was going to say a rock but I hate that phrase, but she has been great.' Ted nodded and smiled: 'Above and beyond the call.' Joe nodded enthusiastically and beamed: 'Exactly, and that's why I am going to romance the pants off her this evening.' Ted looked like he had just sucked on a lemon and Joe cringed: 'That didn't come out right, did it?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Roy was most perturbed when Maria walked in and presented him with flowers as thanks. He told her: 'Tony has already bought me alcohol and theatre tickets.' She smiled: 'I know but I thought you might appreciate these more.' Roy told her it was not necessary but she pouted: 'Oh don't be like that Roy. Here, Hayley, you take them.' Roy looked like he was about to say something so, as she took the flowers, Hayley told him: 'The toilet roll needs changing in the Ladies Roy. Quick while there's no-one in there.' As he went off, Hayley told Maria quietly: 'He doesn't like a lot of fuss.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Maria told her: 'I just wanted to say thank you myself. I am so grateful. They are letting him out today. Actually, I've got a message from Tony.' Roy returned and looked concerned as she continued: 'He said could you pop round Hayley. Actually, do you want to come with me now?' Hayley mumbled something but found herself agreeing as Maria pointed out they weren't exactly rushed off their feet.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
A stranger popped his head round the Kabin door and enquired: 'Norris Cole?' Norris beamed: 'Horace Cole? Welcome to the Kabin, Weatherfield's premier newsagent and tobacconists' Horace gushed: 'And may I say you have a very impressive edifice and a most salubrious interior.' Norris gushed that it was praise indeed from a man with such experience in the stationary and news agency trade. Horace replied: 'I was the Have I Got Sweets For You for nigh eighteen years till Elspeth, the owner, died last week. Just reaching into a jar of liquorice torpedoes when the good lord took her, not that I am religious in any way.' Norris trilled: 'Nor I. Agnosticism and I are on very good terms.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Horace chuntered: 'She was a very big cheese on the Paul Robeson Estate. It made the Weatherfield Gazette.' Norris asked: 'Front page?' but was told: 'Nudged on to page two by that business with the mobile library.' Norris opined: 'Now that was a to do.', Horace agreeing vigorously: ' And a hoo-hah!' The pair nattered away like the two old women that they were in a delightful conversation about the mobile library, the driver looking like a horse whisperer. his being too loose with his gear stick and running over Horace's neighbour's guinea pig, Horace opining: 'The lawyers said it was Cheryl's fault, but that guinea pig had been taught to use the cat flap you see so it was always a matter of time.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Horace asked: 'Would you like to see my CV, only I've not got it with me but I could bob it over on an email when I get back. I went mad and splashed out on broadband last week. You know since joining the silver surfers I haven't looked back.' Norris replied that he must jot his email down for him too and Horace frowned: 'That sounds ominous. Would you like me to go now?' but Norris replied with a smile: 'How about six o'clock?' Taking his coat off and stepping behind the counter, Horace enthused: 'You won't regret this Mr Cole. I am a one off, I am. I'm knowledgeable on a wide variety of subjects, television, history, gardening. And when it comes to Sudoku my friends call me the Fastest Finger First.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Norris asked: 'Well on the subject of gardening, I've got this mossy weed coming up between the flags in my back yard. What do you think?' Overhearing as he entered, Graeme interjected: 'Oh you want to get down the DIY place and get one of them special tools for that. What's it called now? Oh yeah, a crack hoe!' Norris looked puzzled but Horace mused: 'Hmm, I have heard that phrase before.' Keeping a straight face, Graeme told him: 'Yeah, go in and tell them you want to get your hands on a crack hoe.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Tony told Hayley that he had been laying in his hospital bed that morning worrying about the factory and having no-one to look after it in his absence: 'Then I remembered Carla always saying what a brilliant supervisor you were. According to sources, Julie and Sally are already at each other's throats so I need someone to step in and take over. You, basically.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
She asked what he wanted her to do and looked delighted as he told her: 'Relief Manager.' Tony had clearly got her onside, which was obviously his ulterior motive.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Ken came back to the bookies and asked Peter if he would like to being George over to for drinks and nibbles that evening: 'Let him meet the whole family.' Peter sighed: 'Dad, no offence but I'm still trying to get my head round this whole thing. It's as much a surprise to me as it was to you, believe me.' Ken smiled: 'Deirdre's toying with the idea of making cheese straws.' and Peter conceded: 'Well it would be good for the whole family to check him out I suppose. Okay, yes. And thanks Dad, I appreciate it.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
As Hayley arrived back, Roy asked her what Tony wanted. She told him he had offered her a job and he replied sourly: 'Oh did he now? And I wonder what you said.' She told him it was a lot more money than she was used to and he asked caustically: 'How much Hayley, for your soul?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
She asked: 'Roy, please try and be reasonable about this?' but he told her that Tony was trying to buy them off. She fired back: 'I don't want to hear any more about your silly conspiracies! Does it not occur to you that he might have asked me because I was actually good at my job? But no, that wouldn't enter your head would it?' and stomped angrily off to the counter.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
David arrived home to find Joe hauling out boxes of things to his boat. He asked Ted what he was up to and he shrugged: 'No idea. Something to do with romance and your mother.' David frowned and asked: Has he had another mentalist breakdown?' Ted asked what he meant and he grinned: Fancying me mother!' Ted chided him and asked if he wasn't supposed to be at work.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
David replied: 'Yeah, I just wondered if you fancied a free trim.' Ted smiled: 'What? You really think I need a haircut?' and David confessed: 'No, not really. It's just that it's the anniversary and that and I...' He trailed off, not really sure what to say but clearly caring about what his grandfather might be feeling. Ted told him: 'That's really kind of you David but I'm quite happy with how it looks and was planning a light snooze.' Watching Joe from the window, David opined that he still didn't trust him. Ted replied: 'Everyone deserves a second chance, don't you agree?' but David merely muttered: 'Mm, maybe.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Tony answered an insistent hammering at the door to find Roy there. Letting him in, Tony told him he'd thought the fireworks had started. Roy muttered ominously: 'I think they are about to.' and Tony hastily asked Maria if she felt like taking the baby for a walk: 'I need to talk to Roy in private.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Norris accosted Graeme and told him furiously: 'I have just had a very embarrassing five minutes at the garden centre where I discovered that a crack ho definitely has nothing to do with gardening!' Graeme grinned that he had no idea what he was on about and they were them interrupted as Frieda brought him out a cuppa and smiled: 'There you go. Milky and two sugars, alright?' Raising the cup to his lips, Graeme replied: 'Thanks sexy.' Realising that Frieda couldn't see Graeme's lips., Norris cried: 'No, she's deaf.'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Graeme gasped, as if this was news to him: 'Get away!' and she laughed: 'No, I just put it on for a laugh.' Graeme hooted: 'I thought as much. Hey , will you teach me some naught words in sign language? As Norris spluttered indignantly, Graeme held out his hand and smiled: 'Graeme.' She took his hand and smiled back: 'Frieda.' and he grinned: 'Right, hit me with some bad boys!'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Leaving the pub, Ty told Jack and Connie they could come back to theirs for tea, enthusing like the gastronome he was: 'We're having Chicken Kievs!' Molly reminded him she had to get back to work and Connie told them: 'And I've got to go to my sister's. She's lending me a Maeve Binchy and I said I'd be over.' Jack asked her: 'You don't mind if I hang back a bit, do you?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
She looked a little upset and disappointed but replied: 'No, no of course not.' and he told her rather abruptly: 'Right, I'll see you later.' As she headed for the bus stop, Molly frowned and asked him: 'Have you two had a fall out?' but Jack didn't reply other than grunting at Ty: 'Fancy another pint?' and stomping into the pub. Clearly, something was amiss.
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Left alone, Roy told Tony: 'It is my belief that you told me the truth the other night, that you killed Liam Connor. It's also my belief that the stress of that guilt caused your heart attack. What have you got to say for yourself.' Tony shrugged: 'You're not going to try and lie your way out of it then?' Tony told him firmly that he was not a liar and Roy exclaimed: 'So I'm right?' Tony eyed him impassively and replied: 'Whether you are right or wrong is immaterial, Roy.' He stepped towards him and Roy stammered nervously: 'What are you doing?'
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Tony picked up the phone and told him: 'It's all yours. Call the police. Tell them what you think I did. If it's an emergency you dial 999. If it's not it's called a non emergency and you can call the local station. Would you like me to get that number for you?
Fri 06 Nov 7-30pm
Roy looked perplexed as Tony placed the phone in his hand and told him: 'There seems to be a sense of urgency about your mood today so I suggest you use 999. Go on.'

Previously

Fri 20 Nov 7.30pm
VIDEO: As the factory girls gossiped about Tony at the café, a furious Hayley blurted out that their boss had murdered Liam.
Thurs 19 Nov 8.30pm
VIDEO: Tony watched Roy as he fought for his life, struggling helplessly in the canal. As Roy started to drown, he then had second thoughts and dived into the water.
Mon 16 Nov 8.30pm
VIDEO: Full of anger, Tony made a decision to sort Roy out once and for all.
Mon 16 Nov 7.30pm
VIDEO: The police turned up to arrest Tony on suspicion of Liam's murder and threatening to kill Roy and Hayley.
Fri 13 Nov 8.30pm
VIDEO: Hayley and Roy discussed their police interviews and decided it was best to leave Weatherfield for a while to avoid the backlash after Tony’s arrest.

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