Peter Barlow’s sobriety could suffer a setback in ‘Coronation Street’ next week, when viewers see him steal a bottle of whiskey from the Rovers Return.
It all starts when Toyah Battersby dumps Peter, wrongly thinking that he’s been unfaithful to her and suffered an alcohol relapse.
Peter has actually done neither of these things, but despite his protests, Toyah and his own family refuse to believe him.
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Peter is devastated when he sees Toyah leaving her estranged husband
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In a fit of rage and upset, Toyah then contacts her estranged husband Toby, telling him that she las left Peter wants to give their marriage another chance.
Chris Gascoyne’s character is then left devastated when he sees Toyah leaving Weatherfield in a car with Toby, and decides to steal a bottle of alcohol from the pub in the aftermath.
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Peter has battled his demons a number of times in the past
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As the week continues, Toyah will grow unsure about whether leaving Peter was the right thing, as he grows more sorrowful and attempts to stay sober.
Will he give in to the demons? Or stay away from the alcohol?
The couple have only been together for a matter of weeks, after first hooking up while she was with Chesney Brown.
These ‘Coronation Street’ scenes air from Monday 27 March. Catch up on all the latest soap news and spoilers here.
'Coronation Street' Continuity Errors
Tim Metcalfe Can't Read?(01 of06)
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When Tim Metcalfe, the biological father of Faye Windass, came on the scene, his new partner, Sally Webster, was shocked to learn later down the line that he couldn’t read. Not as shocked ss some viewers, though, who remembered that Tim first got in contact with Faye over the Internet and via text message, two tools which reading is pretty much fundamental for.This wasn’t the first time Tim stuck out to viewers for the wrong reasons, though, as some fans of the soap noticed that actor Joe Duttine, who plays Tim, had appeared on ‘Corrie’ just three years earlier, as detective Max Carr. (credit:ITV)
Todd Grimshaw's Black Eye(02 of06)
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It’s been very difficult to feel anything other than disdain towards Todd Grimshaw ever since he arrived back on the cobbles, but he managed to illicit a bit of sympathy from viewers last November, when his character was attacked by a group of youths in the street.However, the scenes of his attack prompted a negative reaction from some observant ‘Corrie’ fans, who noticed that producers couldn’t seem to make their minds up whether it was Todd’s left or right eye that had been damaged in the fracas. (credit:Rex)
Mike Baldwin's Secret Nephew(03 of06)
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When ‘Corrie’ icon Mike Baldwin first arrived in the soap, it was established that he was an only child, so you can imagine viewers’ surprise when suddenly his nephew, Danny Baldwin, came on the scene.Still, it did give us more Bradley Walsh on our screens, which is never a bad thing. (credit:ITV)
Bethany Platt's Accent(04 of06)
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Bethany Platt’s return to Weatherfield was much anticipated, not least because of the controversy surrounding her casting, which saw one actress sacked for lying about her age to gain the role.But the question on a lot of viewers’ lips was, if she’d spent practically her entire childhood in Milan, why did she speak with a broad Manchester accent? (credit:ITV)
Ivy Tilsley's Forgotten Husband(05 of06)
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Continuity errors aren’t a new phenomenon on the cobbles, though, and back in the 1970s, the show’s ever-growing audience were shocked when Ivy Tilsley’s first husband, Jack, was completely erased from history.In 1979, Ivy’s husband Bert Tilsley was introduced, who viewers were told she’d been married to for over 20 years… yet in 1972, she’d been seen on screen talking about her husband, Jack, who had been unfaithful to her. (credit:ITV/Rex)
The Rovers Return Loos(06 of06)
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Arguably the biggest continuity error of all the soaps is the toilets in the Rovers Return. There’s a reason they’re seldom-used or seen on screen, and that’s because, based on the geography of the street, the positioning of the toilet doors would lead directly into Ken Barlow’s kitchen.And that's why Ken prefers it when people try and hold it in... (credit:McPix Ltd/REX)