Tensions skyrocket in Coronation Street as Sean Tully takes a courageous stand against dangerous thug Mick Michaelis, while shocking revelations threaten to blow apart not only relationships but entire family structures. As the drama unfolds in the upcoming episodes, the threat Mick poses becomes ever more apparent, and Sean decides it’s time to confront the truth — regardless of the risk to himself.

The trouble begins to escalate when Brody, recently released from the Secure Training Centre, is caught shoplifting by none other than Bernie Winter. When Kit Green, Brody’s possible biological father, gets wind of this, he immediately goes after the troubled teen, desperate to hold him accountable. But what might’ve been a simple intervention spirals into chaos as Kit crosses paths once again with Mick. Old wounds are reopened, and Kit, fed up with Mick’s delusions, cruelly taunts him — suggesting that Lou, Mick’s wife, isn’t the faithful partner he believes she is.

This accusation ignites something dangerous in Mick. Consumed by paranoia and rage, he confronts Lou. Soon after, she disappears from contact completely. When Sean and Gemma Winter-Brown realize they can’t reach her, panic sets in. Given Mick’s violent tendencies and volatile behavior, they fear the worst. Memories of Sean’s recent assault come flooding back — an attack he had initially downplayed or kept quiet about — and he suddenly understands that silence may no longer be an option.

Determined to prevent further harm, Sean storms into the police station. His goal? To amend his earlier statement and come clean about what really happened — that Mick attacked him without provocation weeks ago. The stakes are high. Sean knows the consequences of challenging a man like Mick, especially now that the pressure cooker of secrets is threatening to burst. But Sean’s courage is driven by the urgent need to protect others from suffering as he has.

Meanwhile, back in the shadows of Weatherfield, more secrets are bubbling to the surface. Kit and Mick’s tangled history with Lou isn’t just filled with betrayal — it may be built on a lie of paternity. In a twist teased by the show’s producers, it’s revealed that Kit might be Brody’s biological father, not Mick. This revelation is set to send shockwaves through the already fraying relationship between the two men and could push Mick over the edge.

As if matters weren’t complicated enough, Lou is later seen nursing a suspicious head injury. Despite the wound, she urges Mick to come home and talk things through. But Mick is too far gone. His jealousy, resentment, and fear of losing control over his family fuel his decision to flee. He takes off in his van, not to cool down, but seemingly to take revenge — with Kit squarely in his crosshairs.

Actor Joe Layton, who plays Mick, has hinted that there’s more to his character than meets the eye. While Mick is undeniably violent and dangerous, Layton suggests that the root of his rage stems from a place of desperation and regret. In his words, Mick has a “moral compass of his own” — warped as it may be — and feels justified in lashing out at Sean because he believes Sean endangered Brody’s release by gossiping. Layton also mentions a pivotal flashback scene in the upcoming episodes, one that will shed light on Mick’s history with Kit and potentially evoke a sliver of sympathy for a man who seems irredeemable.

Still, no matter what the past reveals, the present is undeniably grim. Mick is on the brink, Sean is risking everything to do what’s right, and the truth about Brody’s parentage is about to detonate. Viewers can expect emotionally intense scenes, explosive confrontations, and a terrifying game of cat and mouse as Mick lashes out in the only way he knows how — with aggression and fear.

With each passing episode, the consequences of long-buried secrets and unchecked violence come to the forefront. Bernie is pulled into the conflict after discovering Brody’s theft, and her connection to Kit makes her a potential pawn in Mick’s vendetta. Lou, trapped in a web of fear and shame, must decide whether to continue hiding behind denial or face the abuse head-on. And at the center of it all is Kit — a man haunted by the family he never truly had, forced to protect others while reconciling with the damage his silence has caused.

As “Craig Week” barrels toward its conclusion, Coronation Street dives deep into themes of truth, loyalty, and redemption. Will Sean’s brave confession finally bring Mick to justice? Will Brody learn the real identity of his father? And can Kit escape the shadow of his past to protect those still in danger?

Answers — and danger — are just around the corner. Make sure not to miss a single moment of this powerful week of drama.