Episode 5374
Production code	P694/5374
ITV transmission date	4th November 2002 (Monday - Part 1)
Script editor	Gareth Philips
Story editor	Nick West
Story associates	Mark Bickerton Josie Burke Jane Hudson Bryan Kirkwood
Writer	Mark Wadlow
Designer	Julian Perkins
Director	Ian Bevitt
Executive Producer	Carolyn Reynolds
Producer	Kieran Roberts
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PlotEdit

It is Sophie's birthday and Kevin and Sally give her a bike. Kevin and Sally feel awkward about spending the night together. Richard assures Audrey that her spare key is in good hands. Norris begins to think that his deception to Rita over Mr Woo is a mistake. Emily tells him that it is too late to confess now that he has bought Mr Woo Two. Vik has another loss at the bookies. Sally points out to Peter that Vik is well over his account limit. Peter calls in the debt. Later, Vik tries to place another bet but Peter tells him no more bets until the debt is cleared. Vik storms out. Peter tells Shelley that he is working at the dog races that night. He is really going to see Lucy so panics when Shelley says that she wants to come with him. He is later relieved when Shelley says she has to work that night after all. Kevin tells Curly that he is regretting moving back in. Curly tells him to take the rough with the smooth and just get on with it. Norris sprays Mr Woo with Rita's hairspray to familiarise him with her scent. Eileen and Sally prepare Sophie's party. Sally tells Eileen that she slept with Kevin again. Sally is still confused about her feelings for Kevin. Rita notices something different about Mr Woo. Norris tells her that Mr Woo is punishing her for leaving him to go on holiday. Peter spends another evening with Lucy. Before Sophie's party starts, Kevin proposes to Sally.

CastEdit

Regular castEdit

• Sally Webster - Sally Whittaker
• Kevin Webster - Michael Le Vell
• Maria Sutherland - Samia Ghadie
• Vikram Desai - Chris Bisson
• Tyrone Dobbs - Alan Halsall
• Vera Duckworth - Elizabeth Dawn
• Audrey Roberts - Sue Nicholls
• Richard Hillman - Brian Capron
• Steve McDonald - Simon Gregson
• Eileen Grimshaw - Sue Cleaver
• Sophie Webster - Emma Woodward
• Rosie Webster - Helen Flanagan
• Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
• Norris Cole - Malcolm Hebden
• Peter Barlow - Chris Gascoyne
• Lucy Richards - Katy Carmichael
• Curly Watts - Kevin Kennedy
• Shelley Unwin - Sally Lindsay
• Rita Sullivan - Barbara Knox
• Gail Hillman - Helen Worth
• Kirk Sutherland - Andrew Whyment

Guest castEdit

• Vernon Bradshaw - Anthony Bessick

NotesEdit

• Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 13,870,000 viewers (2nd place).