Hollyoaks' John Paul to receive threats after mini-bus crash
Hollyoaks spoilers follow.
John Paul McQueen will receive threats after the mini-bus crash in Hollyoaks.
The teacher's drinking problem will reach potentially tragic proportions this week when he's behind the wheel for the Hollyoaks High camping trip when their mini-bus crashes, leaving lives in the balance.
In the aftermath of the crash, John Paul will have to face harsh realities as he could also be responsible for any lives lost due to his negligence. It remains to be seen whether he was drinking before the crash.
A police investigation will ratchet the pressure in Hollyoaks, and as their verdict is announced in future scenes, viewers will find out whether John Paul will be held responsible.
An explanation gathers steam that a stray bird caused the vehicle to derail, but students Charlie Dean and Mason Chen-Williams raise doubts about the official cause.
Any relief John Paul may be feeling is crushed soon when he receives an anonymous letter announcing that someone knows his secret.
John Paul returns to drinking alcohol, then shares his conspiracy theories with relative Prince McQueen while hungover the following day. The accusations fly but is John Paul onto the truth?
Before the end of the week, John Paul is unnerved to receive another taunting letter as his tormentor is revealed to viewers. Who is behind the poison pen?
These episodes will air on E4 this Friday and next Monday.
Hollyoaks now streams first on All 4, with new episodes dropping each weekday morning. The show airs Mondays to Fridays at 6.30pm on Channel 4, and at 7pm on E4.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Amazon Prime Video.
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