Pick of the Plots
Pick of the Plots: Thursday October 12th
SoapWorld takes a look at the latest goings on in EastEnders, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks and Doctors.
Mick struggles to process Linda’s bombshell but realises he needs to get Linda to the doctor. When the couple return, Mick clocks on that Woody knew all along – leading to a huge fallout between the pair.
With Ian needed in the Square, Max offers to stay with Jane who soon wakes up to find herself alone with Max – but is Jane safe?
Elsewhere, Sharon and Michelle report Tom to the police; Keanu considers escorting; will Ted and Joyce go through with their plan?
EastEnders, Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC One.
Zak is convinced something inappropriate has happened between Gerry and Liv and takes action.
When Vanessa and Charity unwittingly get locked in the Woolpack cellar they are soon tucking into a bottle of whisky, which leads to a passionate kiss.
Elsewhere, the aftermath of last week continues to have a bearing on village life; Lisa is concerned about Sam’s plan.
Emmerdale, Thursday at 7pm and 8pm on ITV, STV and UTV.
As the McQueens grieve for Bart, Cleo questions Joel’s strange behavior and he admits Warren was responsible. Myra gets suspicious about Joel and after calling the police about him, he is arrested for Bart’s murder.
Meanwhile, Sienna manages to escape with Kim and Glenn’s help, leaving a furious Warren behind.
Elsewhere, Tony lies to Diane that they’ve secured the loan to buy a share in Nightingale’s.
Hollyoaks, Thursday at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and a ‘first look’ at 7pm on E4.
Rob is trying to enjoy some quiet time fishing, but he is anxious. He has a flashback to his memory loss the last time he went fishing.
Rob is joined by Driver, but becomes defensive when she asks him about the fostering. Driver denies seeing Rob as a liability, but thinks that if Rob continues on the medication, and the therapy, then they can let him come back to work, on desk duties to start with. Rob is overwhelmed with her kindness, close to tears.
Doctors, Thursday at 1.45pm on BBC One.
