Coronation Street

Just when we thought the workers were safe ages after the timely demise of Mike Baldwin, arch-capitalist Tony Gordon is wheeled out twirling his moustache and swirling his cape. He is of a new breed compared to Mike, though, and isn't prepared to settle for Deirdre Barlow and a riverside flat. His greed has no such provincial limits, but he does seem far too concerned about Kev's garage. Tony is the man who plans to make £10 million in x amount of years (I can't remember how many- but he hasn't got long) and yet he is intent on sticking around in a poxy backstreet factory with five sometimes six machinists. Speaking of which, why haven't they gone on strike over Sean's dismissal? The factory strike happens at least once a year and I'm sure they haven't bothered so far.