Episode 5209
Production code	P694/5209
ITV transmission date	6th February 2002 (Wednesday)
Writer	Julie Gearey
Director	David Kester
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Previous episode	4th February 2002
Next episode	8th February 2002

PlotEdit

Gail insists that Richard takes her to the house conversion to show her round. They discover Duggie's lifeless body. Richard pretends to be as shocked as Gail. They call the Police. Fiz tells the factory girls that they failed to win on the hospital lottery. Karen is suspicious when Fiz says she's thrown the ticket away. Toyah goes to visit Janice in Sheffield and pours her heart out about Sam and how guilty she's feeling. Janice comforts her. Karl Harper threatens Tyrone again and gets another five MOT Certificates out of him. Tyrone is worried sick that Kevin will find out. He gives the £500 which Karl pays him to Fiz as he wants nothing to do with the "dirty" money. Richard breaks the news about Duggie's death to Sunita who is distraught. Shelley is also inconsolable when she hears about Duggie. Peter tries to comfort her but feels jealous of her feelings for Duggie. Richard disposes of Duggie's sports bag which contained the stolen money and transfers it to another bag. Richard feels relieved as he seems to have got away with it.

CastEdit

Regular castEdit

• Gail Platt - Helen Worth
• David Platt - Jack P. Shepherd
• Richard Hillman - Brian Capron
• Hayley Cropper - Julie Hesmondhalgh
• Deirdre Rachid - Anne Kirkbride
• Bobbi Lewis - Naomi Ryan
• Sunita Parekh - Shobna Gulati
• Fiz Brown - Jennie McAlpine
• Karen McDonald - Suranne Jones
• Janice Battersby - Vicky Entwistle
• Toyah Battersby - Georgia Taylor
• Duggie Ferguson - John Bowe
• Tyrone Dobbs - Alan Halsall
• Les Battersby - Bruce Jones
• Roy Cropper - David Neilson
• Sam Kingston - Scott Wright
• Shelley Unwin - Sally Lindsay
• Betty Williams - Betty Driver
• Eve Elliott - Melanie Kilburn
• Peter Barlow - Chris Gascoyne

Guest castEdit

• Karl Harper - Anthony Barclay
• DS Tony Trafford - Justin Burrows
• Dave Turner - Stephen Bent

NotesEdit

• Final appearance of John Bowe as Duggie Ferguson.
• Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 12,060,000 viewers (joint 8th place with 10th February 2002).