The Platts have been the centre of dramatic scenes building up to last night’s live show, with Callum making their lives hell in a bid to win custody of his son Max, then demanding £20,000 in cash.
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After realising she had murdered the father of her son, Max, Kylie had to keep an emotional Sarah under control and stop her from calling the police.
The Great British Bake Off may have suffered a dip in the ratings due to the live Coronation Street episode on ITV, but it remained top of the pack on Wednesday night.
Bookmakers William Hill said 80% of the bets on the live episode had been on Callum being killed off. He was 1/8 odds on favourite to be struck off.
Fans were impressed with the show, which was shown live to mark 60 years of ITV.
Sean relished the chance to play a villain and says it has given him more confidence about his acting ability.
But they were, unfortunately, disappointed; the episode was flawless. “So the auto will be driven by a professional driver but will be followed by a secondary vehicle in case the first one breaks down”.
The cast managed to avoid any “cobble wobbles” during the broadcast, with the performance going off without a hitch.
Meanwhile, technical issues caused another mini ‘mare for the stars after the sound cut out during a scene showing Tim and Craig discussing relationship dramas in the chippie.
This will be producer Stuart Blackburn’s swansong as Emmerdale’s current producer Kate Oates will soon take over ITV’s biggest soap.
One lucky viewer’s tweet will even be selected to feature on the Rovers’ empty blackboard at the end of the episode, while you can also help choose the songs to soundtrack Andrea and Lloyd’s leaving party.
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But he said he has never been prouder of the work the cast and crew have done for the huge event. David is quite good at these things and trying to find his way out of it. I’m sort of left as, ‘What do I do now?’ I’m hanging!
