Hollyoaks Spoilers: Huge Autumn Storyline Brings Shock Death

Just as fellow soaps EastEnders and Coronation Street did, Hollyoaks is lining up a blockbuster storyline to usher in autumn. Can the Channel 4 soap top the competition? You bet they can, with a sensational gas explosion that endangers lives at the school.

Who will live and whose lives will be at risk? First things first! Teacher Neeta Kaur (Amrit Maghera) has been seething ever since the landlord caught her with teen Hunter McQueen (Theo Graham).

Hunter landed in the hospital and jealous Mac Nightingale (David Easter) confronted Neeta. Would you believe he had Hunter’s sketch of Neeta with him?

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At the school an outraged Mac goes ballistic, sets fire to the sketch, and manages to damage the gas boiler. What a hothead!

But it isn’t until after his rampage that the real damage is done. The gas boiler is now leaking, filling the school air with fumes that are eventually ignited by the smoldering sketch.

Just like that, the premises are ablaze. Did we mention that a large-scale event is also taking place at the very same time?

Fire and people don’t mix, so it stands to reason that a tragedy will ensue, all as a result of Mac’s impulsive fire setting.

Among the students attending the ceremony, and now trapped in the burning building, are Peri Lomax (Ruby O’Donnell),  Alfie Nightingale (Richard Linnell),  and Yasmine Maalik (Haiesha Mistry). Is the student body about to be minus one of it’s coeds?

Teachers Sally St. Claire (Annie Wallace) and Louis Loveday (Karl Collins), not to mention the sexy siren herself, Neeta, are among the faculty stuck in the burning building.

So far fans of the hit sudser are having a grand time enjoying the fireworks, both between Neeta and Hunter, and those yet to come.

“This Neeta & Hunter storyline just keeps getting better and better!!” tweeted one fan, while another chimed in, “So excited for the gas explosion hoping Neeta survives.”

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