Marlon and Laurel are reunited

written by Sarah Bagshaw, directed by Tony Prescott

Marlon is confused and angry that Laurel has not said this before. Marlon explains that he can't cope with the heartache again, or to be her plan B just because it has gone wrong with Ashley. Soon afterwards, Marlon opens up to Chas about what has just happened. Marlon explains his concerns, but adds that his biggest fear is moving to New Zealand and leaving Laurel behind.

Later, Laurel returns to the pub to talk to Marlon alone. She lays her heart on the line and questions whether he too still loves her. Marlon admits that he does, and soon Laurel and Marlon are together in a bittersweet reunion, with the knowledge that Marlon is about to move to New Zealand for two years...

Meanwhile, Debbie continues to quiz Chas about whether she suspects Cameron is up to something behind her back. Chas can't defend Cameron any longer and asks Debbie to follow her instincts over whether she can trust him. When Debbie broaches the subject with Cameron he is evasive, yet full of bitterness about Chas. Later, Cameron pulls Chas aside, furious that she was disloyal by allowing Debbie to question his trust. He then makes a suspicious call on his mobile - what is he up to?

Elsewhere, Victoria dumps Alex as he doesn't seem to be taking their relationship seriously, while Val, Pollard and Amy discuss what to do about Kerry.

Source: Digital Spy

What we thought...

Get Marlon flouncing off in a strop. He feels the same as we do obviously.

Oh Debbie, now you finally think Cameron's up to something after all these months?

Fair play Marlon. Laurel can't really argue with that. Nothing but the truth!

Seems the line between love and hate just got finer. Chas versus Cameron will be interesting.

Any chance of giving Amy something more flattering to wear? She looks more homeless than Ashley.

Victoria is nagging...again.

Get ready for a Marlon lip wobble....

Chas gives such good advice but never takes any of her own to heart. Maybe its about time she did.

We've been saying Alex's pointless for months. Victoria's only just cottoned on. She can do much better. Although there's not many eligible men her age in the village to choose from.

Eric is so good with Amy. Who would have ever have thought he'd be such a good parent. Lovely scene with the Pollards.

So Marrel is back on then. Or is it Laurlon?

We've been in that kitchen and we wouldn't sit on the floor even if it was for a cuddle with Marlon.

Nice scenes with Marlon and Laurel but we're still not sure... jury is still out on this one.