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Coming up this week on Classic Coronation Street (August 31-September 4)

By Neil Wilkes, Editor-in-chief

Published: August 31 2020 | 12:56

Last updated: September 9 2020 | 23:05

A full guide to what's to come from this week's episodes of Classic Coronation Street on ITV3, first shown in August 1996.

This week on ITV3's Classic Coronation Street, the episodes come from August 1996 and Nick is still AWOL.

Elsewhere, Kevin makes a decision about the garage, Alec whisks Joyce away and Des goes to the next level with Claire.

Read on to find out more about what's to come this week on Classic Corrie!

Monday, August 31

2.50pm, Episode 4,049
Derek is convinced that Mavis has a surprise party planned for his 60th birthday.
First shown: Wednesday, August 7, 1996

3.20pm, Episode 4,050
Martin and Ken go in search of Nick, while Derek and Jack vie for a vacant position in the Square Dealers.
First shown: Friday, August 9, 1996

Tuesday, September 1

2.50pm, Episode 4,051
A drunk Don updates Josie on the situation with the garage.
First shown: Monday, August 12, 1996

3.20pm, Episode 4,052
Is it curtains for Don and Josie? Elsewhere, Gail gets some good news about Nick.
First shown: Wednesday, August 14, 1996

Wednesday, September 2

2.50pm, Episode 4,053
Gail and Martin fear for Nick after the boy in the video isn't him.
First shown: Friday, August 16, 1996

3.20pm, Episode 4,054
Tony pushes Kevin to buy the garage, Steve cuts a deal with Malcolm Fox and Mike is back.
First shown: Monday, August 19, 1996

Thursday, September 3

2.50pm, Episode 4,055
A body is found in the search for Nick - how will Gail react?
First shown: Wednesday, August 21, 1996

3.20pm, Episode 4,056
Gail throws up.
First shown: Friday, August 23, 1996

Friday, September 4

2.50pm, Episode 4,057
Claire and Becky move in with Des, Norris plays a prank on Derek and Don offends Percy.
First shown: Monday, August 26, 1996

3.20pm, Episode 4,058
Liz does a U-turn in the divorce proceedings, while Alec is horrified after discovering the bill that Joyce has run up.
First shown: Wednesday, August 28, 1996