I know that there have been more than 300 stories but this is the first (and probably the last) installment I will be watching.

The show is OK but I only tuned in to see guest star Sally Lindsay as she does seem most likeable.

Personally, I can't see why this has been rated so highly. It has been ratted higher than most of recent stories but really, in my opinion, it was just above average.

There were some nice in jokes regarding Sally and Thomas Craig previously appearing in Coronation Street which made me smile but there seemed to be nothing new here with Sally seeming no different to Jean in Madam Blanc Mysteries.

Apart from a good twist at the end and the jokes regarding Sally's other shows there is little to remember about this.

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