Jailed Sarah makes shock discovery about Kit and Gary in new Coronation Street spoiler video
As if being locked away from your friends and family isn’t bad enough, Sarah Platt’s (Tina O’Brien) also got a bully to contend with who’s given her a thorough slapping for pinching her chair in Coronation Street.
As Corrie enters it’s Bad Girls era, is paying the price for murdering Theo Silverton (James Cartwright), with what looks to be quite the lengthy stint behind bars, despite her bent copper boyf, Kit Green (Jacob Roberts), trying his hardest to ensure she remain free…
…while also having a solid crack at making sure Gary Windass (Mikey North) got sent down for the crime.
In fairness to our Kit, Gary’s hardly innocent. Besides the fact that he’s previously buried a wrong’un himself, he was the person Sarah called on after she smashed Theo round the bonce and sent him careening to the cobbles below.
He advised her on how best to stay out of the frame, something certified weirdo Jodie Ramsey (Olivia Frances-Brown) helped with by attacking her soon after the slaying, but in the process, convinced both Kit and his own partner, Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) that they were locked in a torrid affair.
The truth was far less salacious – and far less – fun, and despite everyone’s best efforts, Sarah was slapped with a pair of handcuffs by Lisa Connor-Swain (Vicky Myers) and sent to the big house to await trial.
Kit isn’t prepared to just sit on his backside and hope a get out of jail free card lands in Sarah’s lap.
Oh no, he’s got access to all of the police force’s resources, and he’s devious and underhand enough to try and use them to accomplish both of his aims: free his beloved Sarah and see his nemesis rot in her place.
The resources pay off, too, when Kit gets access to a hard drive containing a complete download of Gary’s phone, which shows his location shortly after the murder – some wasteland.
Suspicious, right? Of course it is. You don’t just hang around on wasteland for a laugh, do you? No, Gary was busy disposing of the murder weapon in his attempt to make sure Sarah didn’t go down for offing awful Theo.
Smug and certain that he holds the key to both Sarah’s freedom and Gary’s downfall, Kit teased Gary with the information he now possessed, inviting him round to his flat later to discover the full scope of what he had.
And that’s where he made things perfectly clear: hand himself in and admit to his role in Theo’s demise, or he’ll personally send the search team to turn the wasteland over, discover the weapon and have him facing a heftier sentence.
Of course, Sarah hasn’t got a clue any of this is happening – she loves Kit deeply but also has a deep rooted fondness for Gary who came through for her in her hour of need.
She’s also pretty busy being bashed around for stealing another prisoner’s chair.
When Sarah’s daughter, Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon), visits, she’s horrified to see the big fat bruise on her mum’s face, who tries to play the situation off with gallows humour.
This goes down about as well as a dose of the norovirus with Bethany, who’s terrified for her mum and the pressure of the Kit and Gary feud on the outside.
When she tries to distract from her own battered face by asking how Kit is, Bethany, wound up, spits that he’s currently on a mission to convince Gary to confess to his role in the whole bloody affair, leaving Sarah absolutely stunned.
Can she intervene and save Gary’s skin? Or is Kit about to seal his fate?
