5 Coronation Street spoilers next week: Joel Deering’s killer is exposed

As a long-time Corrie viewer who’s seen more twists and turns than a cobbled street, it seems that the residents of Weatherfield are once again embroiled in a web of drama. David Platt’s secretive behavior and Shona’s distress have me on edge – I can’t help but feel that trouble is brewing for our favorite troubled teen.

In the forthcoming sequences, we’ll uncover the identity of the person responsible for Joel Deering’s murder, a claim made by Dee-Dee Bailey who alleges she is the perpetrator.

In this scenario, it’s unclear who the culprit is between Kit Green (formerly Jacob Roberts) and Lisa Swain (formerly Vicky Myers), as Kit seems to be hiding something and Lisa feels she’s being falsely accused.

In another part of town, I find myself crossing paths with Clayton Hibbs (Callum Harrison), the boy who’s linked to a heartbreaking tragedy in my life. You see, he’s the son of Shona (Julia Goulding), who took the life of my first wife, Kylie (Paula Lane). It’s a chilling encounter that stirs a whirlwind of emotions within me.

In a more straightforward manner, the characters Mason Radcliffe (portrayed by Luca Toolan), strives to make good decisions, whereas character Gemma Winter-Brown (acted by Dolly-Rose Campbell) expresses intense anger towards Billy Mayhew (played by Daniel Brocklebank).

Also, Lauren Bolton (Cait Fitton) has doubts about her future.

Here are all your Coronation Street spoilers from 11th – 15th November 2024.

5 Coronation Street spoilers next week

1. Flashbacks reveal who really killed Joel Deering

As the weight of my conscience grew heavier, I found myself walking towards the train station, determined to confess. I approached Kit and revealed that the mysterious phone call he had received earlier was indeed me – it was I who struck Joel with a crowbar in a moment of desperation.

Dee-Dee asserts she acted in self-defense and maintains Joel was still alive when she departed from him; meanwhile, Kit encounters yet more shocking proof.

Lisa informs Carla Connor (Alison King) that someone has hidden her pepper spray near the murder weapon, leading her to believe that the killer is setting her up as a suspect.

In my film enthusiast perspective, as I delve deeper into unraveling the mystery of who swiped that can of spray, I can’t help but wonder if this trail will eventually point me towards the cold-blooded murderer, or perhaps I’m unwittingly trying to mask my own footsteps.

It’s important to remember that Lauren grabbed Lisa’s pepper spray after learning that Joel had vanished, a situation that led us to believe she did so for her safety from him. However, the question arises: Could Lauren be framing Lisa, and is there more to her actions than just self-defense?

I, being Kit, call upon my next enigma, and as the days unfold, a sequence of recollections from that fateful night shall be interwoven with my current interrogations, offering insights into the past.

Viewers will see exactly who delivered the blow that killed Joel, but who was it?

2. David Platt visits Clayton Hibbs – and the killer ends up in hospital

David shares with Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) that Clayton has established a visitation schedule, and Nick advises his brother to be honest with Shona about it.

Soon, David forms a plan, before visiting Clayton in prison.

The next day, I encountered Shona in a dire condition, and she confided in me that the police had paid her a visit, sharing the news that Clayton was admitted to the hospital.

What’s happened to him, and is David behind it?

3. Mason Radcliffe tries to make amends to Tim Metcalfe

As a passionate movie enthusiast, I can’t help but feel a deep connection to Sally Metcalfe, portrayed by the talented Sally Dynevor. In the latest episode, she’s heartbroken over losing her mother’s cherished ring, and it seems that her frustration is directed at her husband Tim (Joe Duttine). The way I see it, she’s upset because he allowed their home to be invaded by Mason, which could have potentially led to the loss of something so precious. It’s a tough situation, but as a cinephile, I can appreciate the emotional depth and intensity that Sally brings to her character in these moments.

In a casual setting, Tim sees Mason with his siblings and approaches them for a conversation. However, when Matty and Logan chuckle at him, Tim notices a hint of fear in Mason’s demeanor.

Later, Tim answers a knock at the door from Mason, and Sally grabs him and calls the police.

1) The car belonging to Sally and Tim was located thanks to an anonymous tip, and Mason expresses his apologies to Tim for all the trouble he’s instigated. (Paraphrased using simpler and more conversational language)

Will Tim and Sally show compassion towards Mason, who unintentionally revealed that he informed the authorities, and provide him with the assistance he requires to address his situation?

4. Gemma Winter-Brown shuns Billy Mayhew

Bernie Winter (played by Jane Hazlegrove) firmly believes that Paul Foreman (portrayed by Peter Ash) would have wanted them to embrace Billy as family. However, Gemma angrily departs, her temper still flaring due to a questionable move Paul made towards Todd Grimshaw (acted by Gareth Pierce).

Will Gemma come round, and can Billy begin to heal as he grieves the loss of his beloved husband?

5. Lauren Bolton worries about the future

At the hospital, I find myself cradling Frankie close, my heart heavy with confession. To my partner, Max Turner (played by Paddy Bever), I reveal my deep-seated worry that social services might one day remove my precious boy from our care.

Could Max promise Lauren that with their unity, things will turn out all right? Is it possible for Max and the Platts to aid and assist both Lauren and Frankie?

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2024-11-05 03:36