ITV Coronation Street viewers say ‘seriously don’t do it’ after Todd Boyce, who plays Stephen, shares his fate with Tim
Todd Boyce has said: “We’re really good mates” after appearing to kill co-star Joe Duttin’s character on Coronation Street last night. After his murderous ways were exposed, Todd’s villain Stephen Reid was seen chasing Tim, who is married to Sally Metcalfe, played by Sally Dynevor.
Todd took to Instagram to share a hilarious snap of himself and Joe’s stunt double. “We’re really good buddies!!!” Todd typed as fans rushed to reply. “I don’t want Stephen to go,” Mr. Scone replied. “Also, this episode was really great and me and my mom and dad were really into it.”
Another said, “You traumatized me!! Your acting is absolutely amazing!!” Jamie said, “Oh, that’s a nice scene from the dressing room.” Kelly said, “You’re scary – but I’ll miss you when you leave X.” And another replied: “Team Uncle Stephen! My favorite character atm.” did.
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Joe Sword: “Well done, Todd, tonight’s episode will see you go down as a Collie legend.” Miss: “Villains are ultimately the ones we really love. That’s it!” “Uncle Stephen literally caused murder,” the Carter supremacist said. “It shows what a good actor he is,” Mack said.
Julie said, “You’re so good at being so bad.” Chloe typed in her “best friend.” Nick said: “Your acting throughout was absolutely amazing. I’m going to really miss you and the storyline! Last night was riveting.” “He’s completely and completely desperate,” Todd said ahead of this week’s Super Soap Week.
“I always remind people that he was desperate when he came to Weatherfield. The wheels had come off in Milan, so he arrived at Weatherfield as if nothing had happened. “I’ve been covering him for over a year and a half, so this is the best result. “He’s always faced adversity.
“Anyone who stands in his way during these final hours is in mortal danger. He will stop at nothing to escape this horrific situation.”
