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Metro
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Coronation Street's Sam plays a trick on terrified Lily in revenge plot
Sam Blakeman was put in a terrifying situation (Picture: ITV) Young Sam Blakeman (Jude Riordan) was recently traumatised by a terrifying incident in Coronation Street. Murderer Mick Michaelis (Joe Layton) had escaped from prison, and turned up at Weatherfield High looking for his daughter Joanie (Savanna Pennington). As the menacing figure appeared in the school, some of the pupils recognised him and fled in fear for their lives. Lily Platt (Grace Ashcroft-Gardner) rushed into a nearby classroom and locked the door. Sam was right behind her, but as he made for the safety of the classroom, Lily refused to let him in. Sam was left in the corridor at the mercy of Mick. Luckily Mick was focused on the hunt for Joanie and Sam wasn't hurt, but the fear he experienced has stayed with him and is seriously affecting him. Having heard about Lily's actions, Nick (Ben Price), Toyah (Georgia Taylor) and Leanne (Jane Danson) have been left concerned about what happened and worried that Sam's ordeal will have affected him, especially given that his mother died at the hands of an escaped prisoner – an event that left him deeply traumatised. Mick went in search of Joanie, so he made his way to the school (Picture: ITV) The ordeal has left Sam struggling (Picture: ITV) In upcoming episodes Sam is unable to cope when the family assemble at the bistro for Audrey (Sue Nicholls)'s birthday tea. He hides in the office, shaking with fear. There's worse to come when David (Jack P Shepherd) and Shona (Julia Goulding) try to get Lily to apologise to Sam for her actions, but she tells him that she locked him out of the classroom on purpose. Sam can't believe she would be so callous and the pair argue furiously. Peace seems to have been restored later when the two cousins both attend Eco Club and Nick and Toyah are relieved that they're getting on again. But Sam has other ideas. Lily has made a poster and Sam isn't very impressed by it. After sneering at the poster, Sam tells Lily that there have been six burglaries in the area in recent days. He says that the burglars move the furniture around. Follow Metro Soaps on WhatsApp and get all the latest spoilers first! Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! When Lily gets home she's spooked to find the door ajar. When she goes inside, she sees that the furniture has been moved around. Fearing that they've been burgled, she screams in panic. Has Sam just got his revenge on Lily? And if so, will that be the end of their feud? It's not the end of Sam's ordeal. As he opens up to Toyah about how the incident in the school affected him, he tells her he's been having panic attacks and is living with constant anxiety, it seems he's still feeling deeply troubled by everything that's happened. Arrow MORE: Coronation Street fans taken aback as character is unexpectedly recast after 9 years Arrow MORE: The scales fall from David's eyes in new Coronation Street video as Nick's news gives him a shock Arrow MORE: Family feud reignites for David and Nick after shock Coronation Street discovery
Daily Record
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
ITV Coronation Street viewers all make same demand as they gush 'she's a star'
Coronation Street fans have been left applauding one of the youngest cast members as they demanded the actress is given a bigger role Coronation Street fans are all gushing over one 'star' performer following the ITV show's latest gripping scenes where Mick Michaelis led a daring prison escape, leading to an outpour of support for the actress. Michaelis made his first appearance on the cobbles in February, chasing after his wife, Lou Michaelis, as they began a new life together on the street. The pair were not shy about causing trouble during their brief time on the cobbles, being dubbed by fans as the "nightmare neighbours" which was a reputation they certainly lived up to. The ITV soap has recently been dropping hints about the villain's comeback, following his arrest in May's episodes for the shocking murder of the beloved PC Craig Tinker in a fit of drunken anger. During Monday night's episode on July 14, Mick managed to escape prison and was planning to flee with Lou and their kids, Brody, Joanie, and nothing left to lose, the convict was a threat to anyone who tried to get in his way. His initial stop was to Weatherfield High, but upon discovering that his daughter Joanie had been taken home from school by Sally Metcalfe (Sally Dynevor), he made a beeline for the cobbles, the Mirror reports. In league with Brody, the teenager alerted him to his daughter Joanie's presence at Weatherfield High, where she was having a trial day and being bullied by other children. However, Joanie had already been collected by Sally Metcalfe after the young girl was upset by mean comments about her parents, given that her mum Lou is now also incarcerated for her assault on Gary Windass. Daniel and Mrs Crawshaw were left stunned when they encountered Mick, who demanded they hand over Joanie. A terrified Mrs Crawshaw told Mick that Joanie had already been collected, but he didn't believe her, leading to a struggle over the phone. Mick locked the pair in the office and made his way to the street, where Sally was introducing Joanie to Underworld. Meanwhile, DC Kit Green, was hot on his heels after his escape and spotted his old friend heading towards the factory. Mick took Tim Metcalfe and Sarah Platt hostage in the office, and as Kit followed, tensions escalated between the adversaries when Mick realised that Sally had smuggled Joanie onto the roof in an attempt to flee. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Sally was seen consoling the young girl amid the chaotic scenes unfolding below in the factory as Mick stabbed Kit and left him fighting for his life as he moved onto the roof, where Sally was able to calmly confront him with some hard truths. Sally's desperate promise to Mick to look after Joanie and Shanice and give them a better future if he surrendered to the police marked a poignant moment in the soap. The performance of the actors, especially new star Savanna Pennington who portrays Joanie, has been met with widespread praise, particularly considering her recent on-screen debut. Viewers took to Reddit to applaud the young star as one wrote: "Wow can i just say Joanie Michaelis acting tonight was amazing. Her first real appearance in the show and she done very well. Her ability to use her eyes to tell a story is great really looking forward to seeing her in the future!" Another chimed in: "It a shame she missed out for being nominated for the Inside Soap awards as she wasn't really developed as a character on time, however hopefully she wins plenty of awards in the future as she is a star!" Someone else added: "Absolutely agree. I hope she stays with Sally. She's got great promise. Sally was superb tonight too." Over on X, Corrie fans were also applauding the young actress. One wrote: "I'll be the one to say Joanie aka Savanna Pennington put on an impressive performance tonight for someone young and her first dramatic scenes on the show! #Corrie." A second echoed: "Savanna Pennington who plays Joanie Michaelis is a brilliant young actress. They couldn't have paired her with anyone better than Sally Dynevor. Beautiful scenes between them tonight and hopefully more to come. #Corrie." Savanna, the young actress behind Joanie, took to Instagram to share some exclusive behind-the-scenes snaps, inviting fans to "Swipe for some behind the scenes." She added: "One of my favourite episodes yet! .. not bias. Thank you to all amazing cast and crew @coronationstreet for making it so much fun! Even though it may not look like I was having much fun I really was @thedramamob." Sydney Martin, known for portraying Betsy Swain in Corrie, didn't hold back her admiration, commenting: "You smashed it sweetheart! Very talented!!"
Daily Mirror
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Coronation Street fans call for Sally and Tim Metcalfe's protection as their future unfolds
Coronation Street viewers were left convinced that Sally and Tim Metcalfe's future has been 'confirmed' following recent scenes, with some fans comparing them to a legendary Weatherfield couple Coronation Street devotees are pleading with the showrunners to 'shield' Sally and Tim Metcalfe from any potential harm, as their future seems to be set in stone. In recent episodes of the popular ITV soap, audiences have watched as Tim has been trying to persuade his wife Sally to consider fostering. This idea was sparked by Tim's desire to assist Mason Radcliffe, a young lad who tragically lost his life earlier this year after being stabbed by his own brother. Initially, Sally was resistant to the idea, given that they both have careers and lives outside of raising their own children. However, Tim went behind Sally's back and arranged a meeting about fostering, much to her astonishment. Tim's eagerness to support children was further demonstrated when he helped Lou Michaelis and her two little girls escape from her violent husband Mick in his taxi. This occurred shortly after Mick had brutally murdered PC Craig Tinker whilst on duty. Subsequently, Tim arranged a meeting with social services to discuss the possibility of becoming a foster parent. Although Sally was initially upset that he had done this without discussing it with her, she eventually warmed to the idea, reports the Manchester Evening News. Now, she has firmly committed to caring for the Michaelis children, making her intentions clear during a confrontation with Mick following his recent prison escape. As fans of the ITV soap will know, Mick masterminded his own jailbreak, hiding under a laundry van before later emerging onto the street. In league with Brody, the teenager alerted him to his daughter Joanie's presence at Weatherfield High, where she was having a trial day and being bullied by other children. He promptly arrived at the school. However, Sally had already collected Joanie after the young girl was upset by the children's remarks about her parents, given that Lou is now also incarcerated for her assault on Gary Windass. Daniel Osbourne and Mrs Crawshaw were taken aback when they encountered Mick, who demanded they hand over Joanie. A frightened Mrs Crawshaw informed Mick that Joanie had already been collected, but he didn't believe her, leading to a struggle over the phone. After locking Mrs Crawshaw and Daniel in the office, Mick made his way to the street, where Sally was showing Joanie around Underworld. DC Kit Green, aware of Mick's escape, was hot on his trail and spotted his old friend heading towards the factory. Mick took Tim and Sarah Platt hostage in the office, and as Kit followed, tensions escalated between the adversaries when Mick realised that Sally had smuggled Joanie onto the roof in an attempt to flee. Sally was seen comforting the young girl as pandemonium ensued in the factory below, with Mick stabbing Kit and leaving him fighting for his life as he ascended to the roof, where Sally was able to calmly confront him with some hard truths. In her parting words to Mick, Sally vowed to take care of Joanie and Shanice, promising a brighter future for the girls as he surrendered to the police. Meanwhile, Lou remains incarcerated, and she's told Brody that her chances of release before the trial are slim. Upcoming Corrie spoilers have revealed that she's likely to remain in custody after attempting to extort Gary, which led to his assault and subsequent secret coma in hospital. Coronation Street enthusiasts have been quick to speculate on what lies ahead for Tim and Sally, with some fans drawing parallels to a legendary Weatherfield duo. @cupofteakim tweeted: "The way sally and tim are becoming the new jack and vera. why are they taking in every child may i ask? #Corrie." @DavidHe47935675 shared: "Sally and Tim are well adopting those weans #Corrie." @ElleLou22 expressed: "I really hope sally and Tim adopt the girls #corrie." @beetlegirl6 declared: "Protect Sally and Tim at all care what happens to anybody else really.#corrie." @VanitySwarla voiced support: "I am so here for Sally and Tim being parents to the two girls #corrie."
Daily Mirror
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
ITV Coronation Street fans say 'she's a star' as they all issue same demand
Coronation Street viewers have been left in awe of the acting skills of one of the soap's youngest cast members, as they called for the character to be given a bigger role Coronation Street fans are singing the praises of a 'star' performer following the ITV show's latest gripping scenes, where Mick Michaelis masterminded a daring prison escape, leading to an outpouring of support for the actress. The character made his first appearance on the cobbles in February, chasing after his wife, Lou Michaelis, as they set up their new life on the street. Dubbed the fresh "nightmare neighbours" by fans, the couple were not shy about causing a stir, and they certainly lived up to that reputation during their brief time on the cobbles, just behind Gemma and Chesney Winter-Brown's place. More recently, Corrie has been dropping hints about the villain's comeback, following his arrest in May's episodes for the cold-blooded murder of the innocent PC Craig Tinker in a fit of drunken anger. In a turn of events that unfolded on Monday (July 14), Mick managed to break free from prison and was plotting to flee with Lou and their kids - Brody, Joanie, and Shanice, reports the Manchester Evening News. With nothing left to lose, the desperate criminal was a threat to anyone who crossed his path. His initial stop was Weatherfield High, but upon discovering that his daughter Joanie had been taken home from school by Sally Metcalfe (Sally Dynevor), he made a beeline for the cobbles. In league with Brody, the teenager alerted him to his daughter Joanie's presence at Weatherfield High, where she was having a trial day and being bullied by other children. He promptly arrived at the school. However, Sally Metcalfe had already collected Joanie after the young girl was upset by cruel comments about her parents, given that Lou is now also incarcerated for her assault on Gary Windass. Daniel and Mrs Crawshaw were taken aback when they encountered Mick, who demanded they hand over Joanie. A frightened Mrs Crawshaw informed Mick that Joanie had already been collected, but he didn't believe her, leading to a struggle over the phone. After locking Mrs Crawshaw and Daniel in the office, Mick made his way to the street, where Sally was introducing Joanie to Underworld. DC Kit Green, aware of Mick's escape, was hot on his trail and spotted his old friend heading towards the factory. Mick took Tim Metcalfe and Sarah Platt hostage in the office, and as Kit followed, tensions escalated between the adversaries when Mick realised that Sally had smuggled Joanie onto the roof in an attempt to flee. Sally was seen comforting the young girl amidst the chaos unfolding below in the factory, with Mick stabbing Kit and leaving him fighting for his life as he ascended to the roof, where Sally was able to calmly confront him with some hard truths. Sally's heartfelt promise to Mick to care for Joanie and Shanice, ensuring a brighter future for the girls as he surrendered to the police, marked a poignant moment in the show. The performance of the actors, especially newcomer Savanna Pennington who portrays Joanie, has been met with widespread acclaim, particularly considering her recent on-screen debut. One Reddit user was quick to express admiration: "Wow can i just say Joanie Michaelis acting tonight was amazing. Her first real appearance in the show and she done very well. Her ability to use her eyes to tell a story is great really looking forward to seeing her in the future!" Another viewer said: "It a shame she missed out for being nominated for the Inside Soap awards as she wasn't really developed as a character on time, however hopefully she wins plenty of awards in the future as she is a star!" while a different account added: "Absolutely agree. I hope she stays with Sally. She's got great promise. Sally was superb tonight too." Over on X (formerly known as Twitter), a different account put: "I'll be the one to say Joanie aka Savanna Pennington put on an impressive performance tonight for someone young and her first dramatic scenes on the show! #Corrie." Meanwhile another user added: "Savanna Pennington who plays Joanie Michaelis is a brilliant young actress. They couldn't have paired her with anyone better than Sally Dynevor. Beautiful scenes between them tonight and hopefully more to come. #Corrie." Savanna, the young actress behind Joanie, took to Instagram to share some exclusive behind-the-scenes snaps, inviting fans to "Swipe for some behind the scenes." She added: "One of my favourite episodes yet! .. not bias. Thank you to all amazing cast and crew @coronationstreet for making it so much fun! Even though it may not look like I was having much fun I really was @thedramamob." Sydney Martin, known for her role as Betsy Swain in Corrie, didn't hold back her admiration, commenting: "You smashed it sweetheart! Very talented! !"
Daily Mirror
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Coronation Street's Mick star breaks silence as killer returns to cobbles
Coronation Street's Joe Layton addressed fans who reached out to him following his dramatic return to the ITV soap as it was confirmed that his character, Mick Michaelis, would be leaving the cobbles Coronation Street's Joe Layton has responded to the flood of messages he's received following his dramatic comeback to the cobbles, providing a lift amid news of his impending departure. Viewers of the ITV soap were under the impression that his character, Mick Michaelis, was securely locked up after being arrested for the savage murder of PC Craig Tinker back in May. However, during Monday's (July 14) episode of Corrie, the killer was seen making a daring escape from Weatherfield Prison in an attempt to reunite with his family, reports the Manchester Evening News. Mick was spotted crawling under a laundry van before later emerging onto the street, having been tipped off by Brody that Joanie was at Weatherfield High. When Brody, who is helping him escape, informs Mick - who has crawled under a laundry van before later appearing on the street - he shows up at the school. But Sally Metcalfe has already collected Joanie after the young girl is distressed by her peers' remarks about her parents, with Lou now also incarcerated for her assault on Gary Windass. Daniel Osbourne and Mrs Crawshaw are then taken aback when they come face to face with Mick, who insists they hand over Joanie. Upon learning that Joanie has left, Mick locks the pair in the office and makes a run for it. He soon heads for the street, where Sally is introducing Joanie to Underworld. With Kit now aware of Mick's escape, he's also on the chase and spots him heading towards the factory. Bursting into the factory to rescue Joanie, Mick took Tim and Sarah Platt hostage in the office. Kit was hot on his heels, and tensions soared as Mick realised that Joanie had been sneaked onto the roof by Sally in a desperate escape attempt. Sally could be seen attempting to soothe the young girl as pandemonium broke out below them, with Mick wounding Kit and leaving him in a critical condition as he pursued his quarry to the rooftop, where a terrified yet resolute Sally faced him down. In her final stand against Mick, Sally vowed to take care of Joanie and Shanice, promising them a brighter future, just as Mick surrendered to the police. Social media was abuzz with reactions, with heaps of praise being lavished on Joe's portrayal of Mick. Taking to his own social platforms, Joe expressed his gratitude for an Inside Soap Awards nomination and encouraged fans to vote, posting: "Very grateful for this nomination and all the kind messages you've sent about Mick the ******. Vote all thinks @coronation street," along with a link to the 2025 voting page for the awards ceremony. Joe's six-month tenure as Mick has earned him a nomination for Best Villain at the coveted awards. Competing for the title are Corrie's Claire Sweeney (Cassie Plummer) and EastEnders' Jonny Freeman (Reiss Colwell) and Navin Chowdhry (Nish Panesar). Also included in the category are Emmerdale's Ned Porteous (Joe Tate) and Oliver Farnworth (John Sugden), alongside Hollyoaks' Gemma Bissix (Clare Devine) and Jeremy Sheffield (Jeremy Blake).
