Corrie viewers make dark prediction for Johnny Connor after worrying clues

Coronation Street viewers were left troubled watching Wednesday’s episode after Johnny Connor revealed his hallucinations in prison have been getting worse.

In touching scenes, his daughter Carla Connor visited him in jail and was concerned when he admitted he had been seeing things.

It began with things like mice and cockroaches, but Johnny then explained he had been seeing his son Aidan, who took his own life in 2018.

Carla was deeply concerned and begged Johnny to get help while he made her promise she would not tell his wife Jenny about his condition.

Viewers have been fearing for his life, worried the mysterious condition will kill him – though others predict it will cause his prison release.

One tweeted: ” # Corrie looks like the beginning of the end for poor Jonny”.



Johnny Connor
Johnny admitted to Carla he had been seeing Aidan

“Poor Johnny’s gone right downhill he needs to be in hospital bless him,” wrote another.

A third predicted: “Johnny’s gonna get released early on compassion grounds # Corrie “.

Other viewers were emotional as Carla repeatedly called Johnny “dad”, something she never usually does.



Carla Connor
Carla was concerned and called Johnny ‘dad’ for the first time

One tweeted: “It’s one of the first times I’ve heard Carla calling Johnny dad # corrie @ itvcorrie “.

Another remarked: “carla called johnny dad more times in that scene than she ever has in her life, my heart # corrie “.

A third gushed: “i don’t think i’ll ever get used to hearing carla call johnny ‘dad’ # corrie “.



Johnny Connor
Johnny is desperate not to get help as he doesn’t want to stop seeing his dead son

Upcoming spoilers reveal Johnny receives a diagnosis and is given the encouraging news that so long as he takes his medication, he will not hallucinate.

Johnny imagines he can see the cat again, and Gary is concerned for him but Johnny assures him he’s seeing the psychiatrist later.

The psychiatrist diagnoses Johnny with Charles Bonnet syndrome and assures him his condition is physical, not mental, and if his medication works, the hallucinations will stop.



Johnny and Carla Connor
The heartbreaking scene left viewers worried

But when Jenny visits Johnny, Johnny makes the heartbreaking admission that in some ways he does not want the hallucinations to stop as he takes comfort from seeing Aidan.

Jenny masks her concerns, unsure of what to do to help her husband.

* Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm and 8:30pm on ITV.

Originally from https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/coronation-street-fans-make-dark-23480034

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