Aside from Lisa’s drama, another tragedy also left the audience breathless: the hit-and-run accident left Tyrone Dobbs in critical condition.

When he opened his eyes in the hospital, Tyrone was in a state of extreme panic: he couldn’t move his legs.

His screams of “Fiz, call the doctor now!” sent chills down the audience’s spine.

Fiz ran frantically in tears, calling home to report the bad news, leaving the whole family in a state of anxiety.

Evelyn Plummer, Tyrone’s grandmother, tried to appear strong but couldn’t hide her grief. In a tearful conversation, Tyrone confided to her: he might be bedridden for months, and that would be a terrible burden for Fiz. The situation made the audience tear up, sympathizing with the couple who had already gone through so many storms.

Meanwhile, the investigation into the accident became more and more complicated. Brody Michaelis claims he was having a seizure at the time of the accident, Dylan Wilson claims he was in hospital. But when they are alone, Brody reminds Carl Webster that they left the car behind, and when they return it is gone. Did someone else drive it? Or is Brody hiding the truth?

PC Jess Haywood continues to question Dylan, and his seemingly innocent statements only add to the mystery. While the police struggle, Tyrone lies in bed, trembling at the prospect of never walking again.

Next week, Tyrone’s fate will be the biggest heartbreak for Fiz and the entire Weatherfield family.