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21/01/2008

Kathy faces her fears.

Carl's surveying the potential biodigester site. It's going well. Carl's ready to move on to Brookfield with David when Eddie appears and does his best to discover what's going on.

As Kenton drops Jamie at The Bull, Kathy keeps herself busy at home. Seeing Eddie outside gives her an opportunity to take the rubbish out, and to ask him about Clarrie's keep fit classes. But Eddie's in a hurry and drives off just as Kathy steps outside, unaware that Taylor's waiting in the bushes. Kathy panics as Taylor grabs her and calmly declares that he knows she's all alone. He gets more and more threatening but to Kathy's relief Kenton returns just as Taylor's insisting Kathy makes a phone call to say she'd made everything up. As Kathy cries out to Kenton, Taylor makes a run for it, with Kenton chasing after him.

Taylor gives Kenton the slip but hands himself in at Borchester police station. He admits confronting Kathy and they arrest him. Kathy knows Taylor's being clever by giving himself up but, as she re-lives her ordeal, she realises how nasty it could have been. Kenton holds her tightly and assures her she's safe. Taylor can't touch her now.

Episode written by Adrian Flynn.

15 minutes

Last on

Tue 22 Jan 200814:00

Broadcasts

  • Mon 21 Jan 200819:00
  • Tue 22 Jan 200814:00

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