Emmerdale Spoilers 20th - 25th MAy
Jamie lures Viv to the park and she is horrified to be confronted by Bob. Egged on by the mysterious Errol, Bob pours his heart out to Viv and begs her for another chance. When he realises that Eddie lied to keep them apart Bob is furious but Viv tells him it's over. She returns to the village with Bob and Errol in hot pursuit. Bob turns to say farewell to his companion but finds he has vanished? Entering the Woolpack, Bob decks Eddie and pledges his love for Viv, but will she reconsider her decision?
Meanwhile, Jo struggles with her reputation as troublemaker and complains to Andy that Katie has escaped blame for the pageant fiasco. Desperate to sever Andy's ties with his wife, Jo announces she's made an appointment for him to see a divorce lawyer. How will Andy react?
Elsewhere, Pollard fumes when he is hit by a mud pie thrown by the Dingle kids. He warns Marlon to control them before making his retreat. After showing the kids around the building site, Marlon and Donna meet with the social worker. She informs them that the kids are settling with their foster parents and has concerns about moving them. Can they complete the housing development before it's too late?
21st MAy
Jo continues to struggle with her isolation in the village but brightens when Andy tells her he's brought the solicitor's appointment forward. Later, when Jack witnesses another stand-off between Katie and Jo in the café he urges Andy to do something. Andy asks Katie for a divorce, but Jo is narked to see them together in the Woolpack. After another argument, Jo shocks the pub by announcing her engagement to Andy. Has she taken Andy by surprise as well?
Also, Pollard is embarrassed when Donna pulls him over for speeding. He slyly tries to bribe her but instead she takes him down to the police station. After receiving a warning for the attempted bribe, Donna enrages Pollard further by processing his traffic offences. A smug McNally witnesses Pollard leaving the station and prepares a story, to Pollard's chagrin. Will he seek revenge against the Dingles?
Meanwhile, Viv is unwilling to let Bob back into his comfort zone. Eddie offers his brother an apology, but Bob insists he should leave them alone. Later, Viv decides she needs some space and asks Bob to move in with Jamie. Bob is hurt but agrees and after Eddie says his goodbyes to the village, Bob declares he will rebuild his relationship with Viv.
22nd May
Jo continues to struggle with her isolation in the village but brightens when Andy tells her he's brought the solicitor's appointment forward. Later, when Jack witnesses another stand-off between Katie and Jo in the café he urges Andy to do something. Andy asks Katie for a divorce, but Jo is narked to see them together in the Woolpack. After another argument, Jo shocks the pub by announcing her engagement to Andy. Has she taken Andy by surprise as well?
Also, Pollard is embarrassed when Donna pulls him over for speeding. He slyly tries to bribe her but instead she takes him down to the police station. After receiving a warning for the attempted bribe, Donna enrages Pollard further by processing his traffic offences. A smug McNally witnesses Pollard leaving the station and prepares a story, to Pollard's chagrin. Will he seek revenge against the Dingles?
Meanwhile, Viv is unwilling to let Bob back into his comfort zone. Eddie offers his brother an apology, but Bob insists he should leave them alone. Later, Viv decides she needs some space and asks Bob to move in with Jamie. Bob is hurt but agrees and after Eddie says his goodbyes to the village, Bob declares he will rebuild his relationship with Viv.
24th May
The Dingles up the ante in their feud with Pollard by leaving some manure outside the factory. Determined to strike a fatal blow, Pollard finds that the building site is on unclaimed council land and makes a deal with the Kings to sell it. Donna is furious when she finds Pollard waltzing around the building site later, but when she tries to get rid of him he reveals his scheme. Can Marlon and Donna compete with the Kings' financial clout?
Meanwhile, Jo is blissful as she dreams of getting an engagement ring but soon gets brought down to earth by the memory of her debt. After a last-ditch attempt to borrow money from Paddy she can only watch helplessly as Andy prepares to pay the bills. With nowhere else to turn she goes to Home Farm and informs Grayson of their situation. During their conversation, Gray is intrigued by her idea to sell goat's milk. Will their partnership stave off the threat of eviction?
Elsewhere, Scarlett is dazed and confused in Daz's presence. After repeated attempts to engage him in conversation prove futile, she bemoans her dire love life. Carrie assures her that the problem is with Daz, not Scarlett, but will it be enough to stop the pain of unrequited love?
25th May
Marlon is pained to see that Pollard's scheme is legal and the Dingles cease building work immediately. Donna loses it and storms round to the factory demanding Pollard's head on a plate. Marlon tries to mediate but they are forced to leave and end up arguing in the Woolpack.
Zak overhears and visits Pollard, intending to impart his own form of rough justice. However, he is also frustrated and gives Donna and Marlon the bad news. What does the future hold for the unlucky couple?
Also, Jo and Gray continue to discuss the goat's milk idea despite Andy's continued objections. When Jo admits her faux-pas with the rent Andy is enraged and fumes at the prospect of asking Jack for financial support.
While speaking with Jack, the topic turns to Jo's plans and Jack stumps Andy by siding with her. Andy admits his doubts about having Rosemary as a business partner so Jack throws his lot in. Will Jack be a more tempting associate?
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