Tamzi
28-11-2005, 21:08
Here are the spoilers:
Sunday, 4th December 2005 at 6:50 pm
Having discovered the truth about the Kings’ involvement with the dead calves, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) doesn’t know what to do for the best. Going to the police will mean the Briggs lose their farm, but if he doesn’t he’ll be risking the reputation of his own business. Caught between a rock and a hard place, what will Paddy decide?
Meanwhile, Jarvis (Richard Moore) is still in shock over Freda’s (Lyn Paul) proposition. Convinced that his so-called friends set him up, Jarvis packs up and decides to leave the village. However after a ticking off from Edna (Shirley Stelfox), Jarvis confesses his true feelings for Freda, but is it too late?
Elsewhere in the village, what lengths will Bob (Tony Audenshaw) go to in order to persuade Viv (Deena Payne) to spend two weeks in a caravan away from any wedding plans?
Monday, 5th December 2005
After almost being caught out by Terry (Billy Hartman) at Home Farm, Sadie (Patsy Kensit) and Matthew (Matt Healy) arrange to meet at a B&B for a secret rendezvous. After realising that he came to the same place during his affair with Louise (Emily Symons), Sadie feels used and angry. Matthew insists he loves Sadie, but will he provide her with the proof that she desires?
Meanwhile, Ashley (John Middleton) is shocked when he receives a call form Jasmine’s (Jenna-Louise Coleman) school, informing him that she has been suspended for being drunk at a party. She returns to the village in shame and is grounded by a disgruntled Ashley. Daz (Luke Tittensor) reveals that Jasmine’s grandfather is in the village and although Jasmine is delighted to see him, does Ashley feel the same?
Elsewhere Paddy’s (Dominic Brunt) reputation is still in tatters, but will a proposal he receives from his old university friend, Hari (John Nayagam) be the answer to his prayers?
Tuesday, 6th December 2005
Paddy (Dominic Brunt) is called out to a job, only to find Hari (John Nayagam) has set it up as a PR stunt to improve his reputation. When he finds it working, he begins to think more seriously about Hari’s suggestion that they go into partnership together. Later that day, Paddy returns Tom’s (Ken Farrington) blood money, but feeling under attack, Tom pushes the cash back. Will Tom find another way to ease his guilt over Max?
Meanwhile, Matthew (Matt Healy) sets about proving to Sadie (Patsy Kensit) that his feelings for her are genuine and tells her that he thinks they should tell Tom (Ken Farrington) the truth about their relationship. However, after Paddy’s harsh words they find Tom in a mess, upset by his guilt over his son’s death. As Sadie comforts him, he admits he cannot cope with the amount of stress the company causes him. Will the devious duo use Tom’s grief to their advantage?
Elsewhere, Dawn (Julia Mallam) struggles with balancing her relationship with Danny (Cleveland Campbell) and friendship with Scott (Ben Freeman). After words of advice from both Lesley (Sherrie Hewson) and Len (Peter Martin), will Dawn and Danny decide their relationship is worth it?
Wednesday, 7th December 2005
Wasting little time, Sadie (Patsy Kensit) impresses Matthew (Matt Healy) when she reveals she has already put a plan into action regarding Tom’s (Ken Farrington) retirement. Sadie surprises Tom with a visit from his old pal Roger’s widow, Helen Dyson (Shirley Dixon). Sadie’s plan works when Helen suggests Tom enjoy his retirement, reminding him his wife would have wanted him to enjoy his twilight years. Tom agonises over his future and what it means for the business, but will a little gentle persuasion from Sadie encourage him to hand things over to his sons?
Meanwhile, Ashley (John Middleton) reluctantly allows Jasmine (Jenna - Louise Coleman) to spend time with Sandy (Freddie Jones), but is later furious when he finds them in the pub, wrongly assuming that Sandy has bought the underage girl alcohol. Jasmine is sick of all the arguing and vows to get to the bottom of it.
Elsewhere, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) is envious of Hari’s (John Nayagam) affect on women, and Scott (Ben Freeman) continues to cause tension between Dawn (Julia Mallam) and Danny (Cleveland Campbell).
Thursday, 8th December 2005
Tom (Ken Farrington) struggles to decide who is best left in charge for the future of the company. Matthew (Matt Healy) seems the obvious choice, but he feels Jimmy (Nick Miles) deserves a chance as he helped build up the firm. Matthew spends the day convincing Tom how committed he is, while Jimmy is humiliated as he is held responsible when a tipper truck collides into Tricia’s tree. Matthew and Sadie believe Jimmy has sealed his own fate but will Tom agree?
Elsewhere, Scott (Ben Freeman) launches a charm offensive on Dawn (Julia Mallam) and an observant Terry (Billy Hartman) warns her that Scott is trying to worm his way back into her life. When Scott offers to look after TJ (Connor Lee), Dawn sees this as an opportunity to spend time with Danny (Cleveland Campbell). However, it all ends in embarrassment when Scott walks in on the happy couple.
Meanwhile, Jasmine (Jenna-Louise Coleman) and Ashley (John Middleton) come to blows over Sandy (Freddie Jones), resulting in the angry vicar deciding to send Jasmine back to her parents for Christmas.
Friday, 9th December 2005
Edna (Shirley Stelfox) and Terry (Billy Hartman) are horrified to find that Sandy (Freddie Jones) has made himself at home at Holdgate farm and when he refuses to leave, claiming squatters’ rights, they are forced to inform Ashley (John Middleton). The vicar is outraged when his father remains adamant that he’s staying put and he instructs Terry to turn off the water, certain that Sandy will have to leave when he gets thirsty.
Meanwhile, Tom (Ken Farrington) worries when Jimmy (Nick Miles) doesn’t turn up for work and he is grateful when Sadie (Patsy Kensit) tries to calm him down. Matthew (Matt Healy) feels guilty when Tom voices his doubts that Jimmy will return, and is struck by Sadie's callousness when she admits that she would rather her ex-husband never came back.
Elsewhere, Rodney (Patrick Mower) offers to replace Tricia’s tree, and suggests that for the time being they put a big Christmas tree in its place.
Sunday, 4th December 2005 at 6:50 pm
Having discovered the truth about the Kings’ involvement with the dead calves, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) doesn’t know what to do for the best. Going to the police will mean the Briggs lose their farm, but if he doesn’t he’ll be risking the reputation of his own business. Caught between a rock and a hard place, what will Paddy decide?
Meanwhile, Jarvis (Richard Moore) is still in shock over Freda’s (Lyn Paul) proposition. Convinced that his so-called friends set him up, Jarvis packs up and decides to leave the village. However after a ticking off from Edna (Shirley Stelfox), Jarvis confesses his true feelings for Freda, but is it too late?
Elsewhere in the village, what lengths will Bob (Tony Audenshaw) go to in order to persuade Viv (Deena Payne) to spend two weeks in a caravan away from any wedding plans?
Monday, 5th December 2005
After almost being caught out by Terry (Billy Hartman) at Home Farm, Sadie (Patsy Kensit) and Matthew (Matt Healy) arrange to meet at a B&B for a secret rendezvous. After realising that he came to the same place during his affair with Louise (Emily Symons), Sadie feels used and angry. Matthew insists he loves Sadie, but will he provide her with the proof that she desires?
Meanwhile, Ashley (John Middleton) is shocked when he receives a call form Jasmine’s (Jenna-Louise Coleman) school, informing him that she has been suspended for being drunk at a party. She returns to the village in shame and is grounded by a disgruntled Ashley. Daz (Luke Tittensor) reveals that Jasmine’s grandfather is in the village and although Jasmine is delighted to see him, does Ashley feel the same?
Elsewhere Paddy’s (Dominic Brunt) reputation is still in tatters, but will a proposal he receives from his old university friend, Hari (John Nayagam) be the answer to his prayers?
Tuesday, 6th December 2005
Paddy (Dominic Brunt) is called out to a job, only to find Hari (John Nayagam) has set it up as a PR stunt to improve his reputation. When he finds it working, he begins to think more seriously about Hari’s suggestion that they go into partnership together. Later that day, Paddy returns Tom’s (Ken Farrington) blood money, but feeling under attack, Tom pushes the cash back. Will Tom find another way to ease his guilt over Max?
Meanwhile, Matthew (Matt Healy) sets about proving to Sadie (Patsy Kensit) that his feelings for her are genuine and tells her that he thinks they should tell Tom (Ken Farrington) the truth about their relationship. However, after Paddy’s harsh words they find Tom in a mess, upset by his guilt over his son’s death. As Sadie comforts him, he admits he cannot cope with the amount of stress the company causes him. Will the devious duo use Tom’s grief to their advantage?
Elsewhere, Dawn (Julia Mallam) struggles with balancing her relationship with Danny (Cleveland Campbell) and friendship with Scott (Ben Freeman). After words of advice from both Lesley (Sherrie Hewson) and Len (Peter Martin), will Dawn and Danny decide their relationship is worth it?
Wednesday, 7th December 2005
Wasting little time, Sadie (Patsy Kensit) impresses Matthew (Matt Healy) when she reveals she has already put a plan into action regarding Tom’s (Ken Farrington) retirement. Sadie surprises Tom with a visit from his old pal Roger’s widow, Helen Dyson (Shirley Dixon). Sadie’s plan works when Helen suggests Tom enjoy his retirement, reminding him his wife would have wanted him to enjoy his twilight years. Tom agonises over his future and what it means for the business, but will a little gentle persuasion from Sadie encourage him to hand things over to his sons?
Meanwhile, Ashley (John Middleton) reluctantly allows Jasmine (Jenna - Louise Coleman) to spend time with Sandy (Freddie Jones), but is later furious when he finds them in the pub, wrongly assuming that Sandy has bought the underage girl alcohol. Jasmine is sick of all the arguing and vows to get to the bottom of it.
Elsewhere, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) is envious of Hari’s (John Nayagam) affect on women, and Scott (Ben Freeman) continues to cause tension between Dawn (Julia Mallam) and Danny (Cleveland Campbell).
Thursday, 8th December 2005
Tom (Ken Farrington) struggles to decide who is best left in charge for the future of the company. Matthew (Matt Healy) seems the obvious choice, but he feels Jimmy (Nick Miles) deserves a chance as he helped build up the firm. Matthew spends the day convincing Tom how committed he is, while Jimmy is humiliated as he is held responsible when a tipper truck collides into Tricia’s tree. Matthew and Sadie believe Jimmy has sealed his own fate but will Tom agree?
Elsewhere, Scott (Ben Freeman) launches a charm offensive on Dawn (Julia Mallam) and an observant Terry (Billy Hartman) warns her that Scott is trying to worm his way back into her life. When Scott offers to look after TJ (Connor Lee), Dawn sees this as an opportunity to spend time with Danny (Cleveland Campbell). However, it all ends in embarrassment when Scott walks in on the happy couple.
Meanwhile, Jasmine (Jenna-Louise Coleman) and Ashley (John Middleton) come to blows over Sandy (Freddie Jones), resulting in the angry vicar deciding to send Jasmine back to her parents for Christmas.
Friday, 9th December 2005
Edna (Shirley Stelfox) and Terry (Billy Hartman) are horrified to find that Sandy (Freddie Jones) has made himself at home at Holdgate farm and when he refuses to leave, claiming squatters’ rights, they are forced to inform Ashley (John Middleton). The vicar is outraged when his father remains adamant that he’s staying put and he instructs Terry to turn off the water, certain that Sandy will have to leave when he gets thirsty.
Meanwhile, Tom (Ken Farrington) worries when Jimmy (Nick Miles) doesn’t turn up for work and he is grateful when Sadie (Patsy Kensit) tries to calm him down. Matthew (Matt Healy) feels guilty when Tom voices his doubts that Jimmy will return, and is struck by Sadie's callousness when she admits that she would rather her ex-husband never came back.
Elsewhere, Rodney (Patrick Mower) offers to replace Tricia’s tree, and suggests that for the time being they put a big Christmas tree in its place.