Episode Guide

Kelly-Marie was quite down and missing Michael so Jimmy suggested she gets a job to keep her busy and make new friends. She agreed to go talk to a call centre but became even more despondent then they turned her down because of her accent. Scarlett, however, bumped into Lydia and the two got on like a house on fire. Scarlett suggested to Kelly-Marie that she could maybe get a job at the boutique. Obviously, she's no idea that Lydia is Lenny's wife!

Heather and Gerry aren't talking after the cocaine/Jake debacle but Scott was determined to make them see sense so plotted to give them a night in together. It looked like it was falling flat on its face as the two yelled at each other but it quickly turned to passion and they ended up in bed. They decided they work well together so Gerry accepted Heather's offer to move back in!

Liz tried to enlist Gerry's help to go to the police but he wouldn't listen. Malcolm tried to look after her and he was forced to pay attention when she despaired that nobody was taking her seriously. She told him the whole truth and he went to try to speak to Gina about it. He reassured her he'd be there for her and Eileen no matter what - that freaked them out!

Niamh and Yvonne were having a great laugh at the thought of Liz's daft confession. As if she actually killed Archie! If only they knew... They decided that they'd put pressure on Gina and Eileen cos eventually they'd crack and Niamh would find out where Archie was. She couldn't wait to get Archie's head on a platter. But it won't be that easy. Eileen concocted a plan. She bought two tickets to Bangkok and made it look like Liz and Gina were heading out there... ostensibly to join Archie. They were actually going to a wee country hotel for a couple of days but Niamh and yvonne didn't need to know that. As soon as the Buchanans were on their way, the two ex-jailbirds pounced on Eileen and tried to force an admission out of her. She struggled and was 'forced' into telling them about Bangkok. Bingo - they got just what they wanted. Or so they think.