While the stories of Becky or Carl overshadow the drama, the character line of Todd and Theo opens up another dramatic direction, legal and family.

Todd had scheduled a meeting with lawyer Dee-Dee to discuss custody.

But when Theo begged to go with him, Todd was forced to refuse for work reasons.

At first glance, this is just a normal refusal.

But for Theo – a man living under the pressure of fear of losing his child – it is a fatal wound.

He tries to control his anger, but deep inside, determination explodes: by all means, he will regain the right to be with his children.

That determination raises a series of questions for the audience: Will Theo enter a fair legal battle, with evidence and reasoning? Or will he defy the law, choose a risky, even dangerous path, to regain custody?

Meanwhile, the mood in the show is suddenly lightened by the image of Fiz calling from the hospital to update on the status of Tyrone’s surgery. Only a few short minutes, but their presence brings a breath of warmth, contrasting with the surrounding intrigue and conflict. Coronation Street cleverly interweaves tragedy and everyday moments, making the audience both heart-stopping and sympathetic. As Todd and Theo prepare to enter a tense battle, the whole village of Weatherfield seems to be holding its breath waiting. Will fatherly love win, or will anger drag Theo down a dead end?