TV Times – 03 August 2019

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Samantha Giles has had her share of comedy, what with

her character Bernice wrongly thinking her boyfriend

was a crazed killer. But she hopes it won’t all be jolly

japes in the future. ‘I’d like there to be some serious

stories,’ she admits. ‘They work really well with comedy

characters. It’s more poignant when someone who’s

seen as comic has something difficult to deal with.’

Jai ........................Chris Bisson

Kim ........................Claire King

Priya ................... Fiona Wade

Rishi ................Bhasker Patel

Manpreet ..Rebecca Sarker

Kerry ............... Laura Norton

Amy ..Natalie Ann Jamieson

Nate ....................Jurell Carter

Bernice .......Samantha Giles

Nicola .........Nicola Wheeler

Pete ......... Anthony Quinlan

Debbie ......... Charley Webb

Cain ....................Jeff Hordley

Sarah ........................ Katie Hill

Belle ....Eden Taylor-Draper

Vanessa ..Michelle Hardwick

Charity ........... Emma Atkins

Robert ............Ryan Hawley

Aaron ............... Danny Miller

Tracy .................... Amy Walsh

D

ebbie’s dead set on moving to

Scotland to run the garage left

to her and Belle in Lisa’s will.

But how will young Sarah feel about

it? As Debs tries to sell the virtues of

a fresh start, she’s taken aback by her

daughter’s pragmatic response.

Cain is miffed by the move, not

wanting to lose his girl, but there’s a

plus for Charity – she and Vanessa do

a deal to move into Debbie’s cottage.

Vanessa’s thrilled that they’ll finally

have their own place. Little does she

realise, there’s a catch...

Making tracks

W

hile Jai and Priya fear

that the factory fire was

started by Rishi and

Manpreet, the real

culprits, Kerry and Amy, struggle

with a mixture of shock and guilt,

as it hits home that their attempt to

cover up Kerry’s theft of the charity

money has inadvertently led to

death and destruction.

Kerry is initially the stronger

of the two, insisting that they can’t

be sure the tragedy was their fault.

However, when the factory safe

is opened, and the money raised

by the workers for the children’s

cancer unit is found to be missing,

the brunette starts

to crumble.

‘No matter how

thick-skinned

someone is, or

how much trouble

they’ve been in

before, it’s awful

to think you might

be responsible for

something like

that,’ explains

Laura Norton,

who plays Kerry.

‘There are all sorts of ways to deal

with it. There’s denial or wanting to

do the right thing. You’re up, you’re

down, you don’t sleep.’

As Kerry is questioned over

at the police station, she starts

to feel the heat when a perceptive

DI Goldberg discovers a hole in

her story. Desperate to cover her

tracks, Kerry ends up implicating

somebody else.

Returning home, she’s further

rattled when she overhears Amy

almost confess the truth to Nate.

It’s a tense time for mother and

daughter, and when Kerry later

overhears Bernice and Nicola

discuss fundraising, her need

for redemption prompts her to

announce that she’s holding a

charity event of her own.

Amy’s fuming over her mum’s

failure to keep a low profile, but

Kerry marches ahead with her plan.

Will someone smell a rat?

Sinead decides not to attend

Laurie’s trial, but when she

receives a letter from him that

gets her blood boiling, she pays

him a visit in prison. Will her

rapist husband show remorse

for his crimes, or will he continue

to act like the innocent victim?

In need of a distraction, the

nurse later heads off to a music

festival with Lisa, Cleo, Juliet,

Brooke and Ollie. Arriving at

the venue, the group are joined

by Sami, who has been asked

by a worried Diane to keep an

eye on her daughter.

Sinead’s determined to forget

her troubles and, as she parties

the night away, she kisses the

handsome solicitor. But she

doesn’t get the response she

was hoping for, and is so gutted

that she decides to leave and

hitchhike a ride home.

Back in the village, Laurie is

sentenced to four years. As he’s

escorted into a prison van, he

meets another passenger – it’s

Sinead’s rapist brother, Finn!

The pair get talking, and when

Finn twigs who Laurie is, he

lunges at him. As events take

a shock turn, Diane realises

Sinead is in danger, and Sami

makes a desperate bid to save

her. Will he find her in time?

Bold move:

Sinead pays

Laurie a visit

Farewell: Cain

struggles with

Debbie’s plan

HOLLYOAKS

Fire-starters

Kerry and Amy

struggle with

their guilt

* Doctors is taking a Summer

break and will be back on

screens on 2 September.

Distraction:

Sinead makes a

move on Sami

The

killers...

On edge: Kerry

is questioned

by police

Keeping mum:

Will the Wyatts

come clean?