Two more Ramsay Street residents get caught in Corey’s web next week on Neighbours in the UK, while Zara wonders if Amy is in love with Toadie.
These scenes will premiere in the United Kingdom on Monday, June 20th, and in Australia on Tuesday, July 5th.
Harlow’s attempt to apprehend Corey backfires
Corey Smythe-Jones (Laurence Boxhall) is now on the run after attempting to kidnap Harlow (Jemma Donovan) and use ‘conversion therapy’ to indoctrinate her into The Order.
However, in recent episodes, Harlow learned that before his disappearance, he installed a spyware app on her phone that allows him to watch every communication she sends and receives.
Harlow planned to use that knowledge to lure Corey in with a series of phoney texts. Harlow and Freya (Phoebe Roberts) exchanged a series of texts in which she informed Freya that she was fine but couldn’t stop thinking about Corey.
Unfortunately, things aren’t going well — they haven’t heard from Corey despite her emotional texts. Harlow knew there was a chance he’d stopped following her and wouldn’t read the messages, but it was her only option, and she’s upset that it didn’t work.
Sargent Andrew Rodwell (Lloyd Will) is ready to put an end to it all this week, and demands Harlow hand over her phone.
However, just as she is about to do so, Corey makes contact! Harlow is ecstatic, confident that she can utilise the chance to entice him out of the house and into the arms of the cops.
Harlow sets up a meeting with Corey the next day, and the scene is set. However, Corey alters the time and location at the last minute, and a nervous Andrew calls off the sting to protect her.
Sadie (Emerald Chan), Andrew’s daughter, is determined to help, possibly to atone for her role in Hendrix’s death, and she drags Zara (Freya Van Dyke) along to Corey’s new location.
It’s exactly as horrible as it sounds. The girls are horrified when they come face to face with Corey in the bush…
Nobody will come hunting for them now that the sting has been called off!
Sadie is knocked out cold the following week, and Zara is taken.
Zara is thankfully still alive, and she manages to keep her panic at bay as she searches for a way out.
Thinking quickly, she sedates Corey with his own medications before loading him into his car and driving him back to Erinsborough, where he will face punishment.
Meanwhile, Andrew and Levi (Richie Morris) set out to save Sadie.
As they eventually discover her and she slowly regains consciousness, it’s an emotional reunion for the father and daughter.
For Harlow and everyone else involved, the trauma is finally over now that Corey is in police custody.
When Harlow speaks with Corey, she receives the answers to the questions that have been tormenting her for months. Harlow decides to leave Erinsborough and return to the United Kingdom now that she has closed this troubling chapter of her life.
Is Amy smitten by Toadie?
Amy (Jacinta Stapleton) and Toadie (Ryan Moloney) have been friends since they were both in Erinsborough High School in the late 1990s.
Lance Wilkinson was Amy’s main love interest at the time (Andrew Bibby). Despite the fact that Amy and Lance were fan favourites, Amy left Erinsborough in 2000 pregnant with her husband Damien’s child.
Amy Greenwood returned to Erinsborough after two decades and two failed marriages, and soon found herself living with Toadie at No. 30.
She’s had a string of failed relationships since her return, including Shane (Nicholas Coghlan), Ned (Ben Hall), and Levi (Richie Morris), and she still has worries after both of her husbands were revealed to be gay, to the point that she was frightened that Ned and Levi would fall in love.
Now that Ned is gone, having relocated to Sydney for a fresh start, Amy finds herself alone once more. Is she, on the other hand, already set on someone else?
Her daughter Zara begins to notice Amy’s unusual behaviour around Toadie the following week. She’s become emotionally reliant on him, extolling his positive traits to anyone who will listen and assisting him with his wardrobe by altering his attire.
Toadie is delighted with Melanie (Lucinda Cowden), and he plans to propose to her this week, however Melanie was once concerned that Toadie was more concerned with Amy than with her.
Zara challenges her mother, believing she’s onto something: does she have feelings for Toadie?!
Amy rejects Zara’s advice and admits that she relies on him far too much for a buddy. She attempts to take a step back, but it’s only a matter of hours before she’s in dire need of his assistance once more.
Is Zara, after all, correct?
