In Coronation Street, Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) has been entirely focused on getting to know and supporting Cassie Plummer (Claire Sweeney), but there is one thing he doesn’t consider enough: Fiz Stape’s (Jennie McAlpine) feelings over inviting a recovering drug addict into their home.

Following the acceptance of a new position with excellent remuneration, Fiz is currently employed in Norwich. In truth, the departure happened to fall on Jennie McAlpine’s maternity leave.

After issues with Cassie, Tyrone is entrusted with having a difficult conversation with Fiz. The newcomer came into Tyrone’s life a few weeks ago and revealed that she is his biological mother because she was optimistic about starting over without drugs after spending months in recovery.

Sadly, it wasn’t the case because Cassie overdosed on drugs again and had to be taken to the hospital in recent episodes of the ITV soap opera.

In the next scene, Evelyn (Maureen Lipman) advises Tyrone to call Fiz and inform her that Hope (Isabella Flanagan) discovered Cassie after she overdosed.

Tyrone is then forewarned by Evelyn, who threatens to tell Fiz if he doesn’t.

But how will she respond?

Given that Jennie McAlpine has now given birth to her child, Fiz will ultimately return to Weatherfield. How will she get along with her future mother-in-law when she does?

Alan Halsall remarked, “He’s really trying to have an open mind and open heart.”

He is usually a little intrigued, but he wants it to work, so he does keep Evelyn’s advise and caution in the back of his mind.

The issue, in my opinion, is not so much what he believes as what he wants. He genuinely needs it to work or wants it to work so badly that he will do anything to make it happen, thus he is willing to ignore anything.