Perdita
03-03-2009, 05:50
Monday, 16 March 2009, 7:00PM
Nathan (Lyndon Ogbourne) orders Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) to stop hanging around Will (Oscar Lloyd) and lies that his brother hates her. Belle is in pieces and so Lisa (Jane Cox) decides to have a showdown with the Wyldes. After going in all guns blazing, Lisa is unnerved by how calmly Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) deals with her complaint. As Nathan also weighs in with a reasoned argument to explain his actions, Lisa loses face and has to back down. While the rest of the family delight in a Wylde victory, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) can’t help but voice his opinion that they’re living in a goldfish bowl. Will is gutted when Natasha decide to ban him from going to the sleepover to stop him seeing Belle. When Natasha and Mark settle down for a camping experience of their own a mystery figure watches on in the darkness with intrigue. Who has their eye on the Wyldes?
Meanwhile, Aaron (Danny Miller) arranges another liaison with Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) and is confident he’ll have his wicked way. They meet in Tug Ghyll after Aaron steals the key to Debbie’s house. In spite of himself Aaron is nervous. They begin kissing on the settee and Aaron quickly becomes frustrated when his attempt to take things further keeps being avoided by Victoria. He finally blurts out a suggestion that they take things into the bedroom. When Victoria realises he is a virgin Aaron feels like an idiot and trashes the house. Aaron later phones Victoria and angrily warns her not to tell anyone or he’ll harm her family. Will Victoria heed his threatening words?
Tuesday 17 March 7pm
Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) and Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) prepare for another day unaware that the stranger still lurks on their borders. As the family gets together for breakfast Maisie (Alice Coulthard) drops the bombshell that Will (Oscar Lloyd) hasn’t slept in his bed. When he’s not found at the sleepover it dawns on Natasha that Will is missing. Whilst Mark is out looking for his son he spots Faye (Kim Thomson) screeching away from Home Farm and panics that she may have abducted Will. The Wyldes call the police but when Henshall (Michael McKell) arrives to question the family it’s clear that Mark is hiding the full extent of his knowledge. Natasha breaks down and agrees with Mark that they should have never moved to Emmerdale. However she’s stunned when Mark himself breaks down and apologises for what he’s done. Later they are all relieved when Jimmy (Nick Miles) finds Will in the grounds. While the family celebrate Mark is fully aware his worst nightmare could be about to come true. What skeletons is Mark trying to keep firmly in his closet?
At Butlers, Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) grows irritated by Scarlett (Kelsey-Beth Crossley) and Daz’s (Luke Tittensor) closeness, remembering her own bad experience with Aaron (Danny Miller). Daz is concerned when he sees Victoria has been crying and confronts Aaron. Aaron tells Daz that he and Victoria had sex last night. Furious Daz hits him but they are separated by Chas (Lucy Pargeter) who promises to keep Aaron on a leash. Daz lies to Andy that his bruises were as a result of a mugging. Later, Daz tells Victoria what Aaron has said and is relieved to hear that he has been lying. Daz is floored when she admits he is the only person she loves enough to sleep with. Can Daz bury Victoria’s feelings for him?
Also, Sandy (Freddie Jones) gives Jimmy something to think about when he lies that Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) is lovesick. Jimmy watches her in the Woolpack and makes himself believe that Nicola is missing him. When Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) tells Nicola that they are both obviously burying their feelings Nicola proves a point by insulting Jimmy in front of the regulars. However, when Jimmy agrees to organise a search party to look for Will, they are thrust together once more. After an afternoon of trading insults it’s clear that although they are both trying to pretend they don’t care about each other they do. Jimmy decides to air their dirty laundry and accuses Nicola of fancying him. He’s embarrassed when Nicola tells him she’s actually seeing a rich businessman. Can Nicola find a man to make her lie a reality?
Wednesday 18 March 7pm
Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) outlines plans to beef up the security at Home Farm in the light of Will’s (Oscar Lloyd) disappearance and Faye’s arrival. Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) is unaware of his motives and believes he’s overreacting, but Mark is adamant he’ll protect his family at all costs. The Wylde’s are concerned by Mark’s irrational behaviour as he openly doubts they made the right decision moving to Emmerdale. When Mark heads out the other members of the family speculate as to the reason for his outburst and Maisie (Alice Coulthard) concludes that he’s feeling suffocated by being retired. Will is worried and goes to talk to his dad. They agree that although they might not be cut out for country life it’s time to try harder. Natasha is pleased to see them bonding and promises Mark that things will get easier. Can Mark rid Faye’s sudden appearance from his thoughts?
Meanwhile, Jimmy (Nick Miles) continues to deny his feelings for Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) and tells Lexi (Sally Oliver) he doesn’t care about her new man. Determined to make Jimmy jealous, Nicola decides to attend a networking dinner on Natasha’s behalf to bag a rich man. Katie (Sammy Winward) invites herself along for the evening to make sure that Nicola doesn’t show Home Farm up. Will Katie spoil Nicola’s big night out?
Elsewhere, Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) picks up on the tension at Butlers and is keen to delve more deeply when Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) suggests a family meal that night. Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is pleased to have an opportunity to spend time in Daz’s (Luke Tittensor) company. When Daz avoids her Victoria apologises to him for what she said but states that she knows he fancies her. After an awkward meal Diane suggests that Victoria stays at the Woolpack, believing her to be ill. Have Victoria’s words caused Daz more confusion?
Thursday 19 March 7pm
Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) tries to upstage Katie (Sammy Winward) by suggesting she dresses down for the business event. Katie however, is wise to her games and the two of them meet in the Woolpack in stunning outfits. Jimmy is consumed by jealousy but hides it from Nicola. When the girls head off to the event Sandy (Freddie Jones) and Doug (Duncan Preston) tell Jimmy that Nicola has invented her new man. Realising it might be his last chance to make something happen Jimmy charges after her. Jimmy arrives in the nick of time to rescue Nicola from a sleazy businessman at the networking event and carries her out in the style of An Officer and a Gentleman. All is going well until his truck breaks down and Nicola ditches him. Are Nicola and Jimmy doomed to suffer an almost relationship?
Also, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) gathers his family together and states that Emmerdale is where they’re going to stay. The first order of business is to get Will (Oscar Lloyd) settled at school so Mark sees the head teacher and afterwards he speaks to Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) about Will making more friends. Natasha invites Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) around to play with Will after he’s worried that the boys at school still aren’t interested in becoming friends with him. Lisa (Jane Cox) and Belle accept a grudging apology from Natasha and so the lady of the manor arranges a sleepover for the following day. Can Natasha put her class concerns behind her for Will’s sake?
Friday 20 March 7pm
The Thomas's and Kings tell Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) and Jimmy (Nick Miles) that in spite of their continuing problems they’re obviously meant to be together. Both make vitriolic denials before heading off. Sandy (Freddie Jones) and Doug (Duncan Preston), masking as Jimmy, write a love letter to Nicola and they’re delighted when she dolls herself up and goes to see Jimmy. Falling into his arms Nicola catches a clueless Jimmy by surprise but he doesn’t object as she leads him towards the bedroom. Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) is awkward when she hears that Doug and Sandy have deceived Nicola but concedes that a reconciliation serves everybody’s best interests. Back at Mill Cottage Nicola quotes the letter and tells Jimmy that she accepts his offer to move in with him. How will Jimmy tell Carl and Lexi about their new lodger?
Meanwhile, Edna (Shirley Stelfox) notices damp in her house stemming from Tug Ghyll and informs the Dingles that there’s a problem at Debbie’s. Closer inspection reveals that place has been trashed and flooded. Zak (Steve Halliwell) and Lisa (Jane Cox) are appalled, neither knowing that Aaron’s (Danny Miller) temper tantrum caused the destruction. Zak blames Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) and has to tell Lisa that they had words. Feeling guilty, Zak orders the entire Dingle family to overhaul the house before Debbie gets out of prison. Marlon (Mark Charnock) arrives to reveal that Eli has gone for the time being, not wanting to be around when Debbie comes out. Later, Zak fronts up to Andy and tries to punch him but then worries that his behaviour may undermine Debbie’s fight for Sarah. Can Zak control his temper for Debbie’s sake?
Elsewhere, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) and Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) are hopeful ahead of Will’s (Oscar Lloyd) tea party. Lisa arrives with Belle who is excited by the prospect of an afternoon of food, football and computer games. The Wyldes notice that Will is still being sidelined by some of the boys, but before Mark can step in Belle challenges the lads to play Will at a computer game. When Will soundly beats the boys Belle is pleased to have helped him win some much needed respect.
Nathan (Lyndon Ogbourne) orders Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) to stop hanging around Will (Oscar Lloyd) and lies that his brother hates her. Belle is in pieces and so Lisa (Jane Cox) decides to have a showdown with the Wyldes. After going in all guns blazing, Lisa is unnerved by how calmly Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) deals with her complaint. As Nathan also weighs in with a reasoned argument to explain his actions, Lisa loses face and has to back down. While the rest of the family delight in a Wylde victory, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) can’t help but voice his opinion that they’re living in a goldfish bowl. Will is gutted when Natasha decide to ban him from going to the sleepover to stop him seeing Belle. When Natasha and Mark settle down for a camping experience of their own a mystery figure watches on in the darkness with intrigue. Who has their eye on the Wyldes?
Meanwhile, Aaron (Danny Miller) arranges another liaison with Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) and is confident he’ll have his wicked way. They meet in Tug Ghyll after Aaron steals the key to Debbie’s house. In spite of himself Aaron is nervous. They begin kissing on the settee and Aaron quickly becomes frustrated when his attempt to take things further keeps being avoided by Victoria. He finally blurts out a suggestion that they take things into the bedroom. When Victoria realises he is a virgin Aaron feels like an idiot and trashes the house. Aaron later phones Victoria and angrily warns her not to tell anyone or he’ll harm her family. Will Victoria heed his threatening words?
Tuesday 17 March 7pm
Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) and Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) prepare for another day unaware that the stranger still lurks on their borders. As the family gets together for breakfast Maisie (Alice Coulthard) drops the bombshell that Will (Oscar Lloyd) hasn’t slept in his bed. When he’s not found at the sleepover it dawns on Natasha that Will is missing. Whilst Mark is out looking for his son he spots Faye (Kim Thomson) screeching away from Home Farm and panics that she may have abducted Will. The Wyldes call the police but when Henshall (Michael McKell) arrives to question the family it’s clear that Mark is hiding the full extent of his knowledge. Natasha breaks down and agrees with Mark that they should have never moved to Emmerdale. However she’s stunned when Mark himself breaks down and apologises for what he’s done. Later they are all relieved when Jimmy (Nick Miles) finds Will in the grounds. While the family celebrate Mark is fully aware his worst nightmare could be about to come true. What skeletons is Mark trying to keep firmly in his closet?
At Butlers, Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) grows irritated by Scarlett (Kelsey-Beth Crossley) and Daz’s (Luke Tittensor) closeness, remembering her own bad experience with Aaron (Danny Miller). Daz is concerned when he sees Victoria has been crying and confronts Aaron. Aaron tells Daz that he and Victoria had sex last night. Furious Daz hits him but they are separated by Chas (Lucy Pargeter) who promises to keep Aaron on a leash. Daz lies to Andy that his bruises were as a result of a mugging. Later, Daz tells Victoria what Aaron has said and is relieved to hear that he has been lying. Daz is floored when she admits he is the only person she loves enough to sleep with. Can Daz bury Victoria’s feelings for him?
Also, Sandy (Freddie Jones) gives Jimmy something to think about when he lies that Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) is lovesick. Jimmy watches her in the Woolpack and makes himself believe that Nicola is missing him. When Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) tells Nicola that they are both obviously burying their feelings Nicola proves a point by insulting Jimmy in front of the regulars. However, when Jimmy agrees to organise a search party to look for Will, they are thrust together once more. After an afternoon of trading insults it’s clear that although they are both trying to pretend they don’t care about each other they do. Jimmy decides to air their dirty laundry and accuses Nicola of fancying him. He’s embarrassed when Nicola tells him she’s actually seeing a rich businessman. Can Nicola find a man to make her lie a reality?
Wednesday 18 March 7pm
Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) outlines plans to beef up the security at Home Farm in the light of Will’s (Oscar Lloyd) disappearance and Faye’s arrival. Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) is unaware of his motives and believes he’s overreacting, but Mark is adamant he’ll protect his family at all costs. The Wylde’s are concerned by Mark’s irrational behaviour as he openly doubts they made the right decision moving to Emmerdale. When Mark heads out the other members of the family speculate as to the reason for his outburst and Maisie (Alice Coulthard) concludes that he’s feeling suffocated by being retired. Will is worried and goes to talk to his dad. They agree that although they might not be cut out for country life it’s time to try harder. Natasha is pleased to see them bonding and promises Mark that things will get easier. Can Mark rid Faye’s sudden appearance from his thoughts?
Meanwhile, Jimmy (Nick Miles) continues to deny his feelings for Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) and tells Lexi (Sally Oliver) he doesn’t care about her new man. Determined to make Jimmy jealous, Nicola decides to attend a networking dinner on Natasha’s behalf to bag a rich man. Katie (Sammy Winward) invites herself along for the evening to make sure that Nicola doesn’t show Home Farm up. Will Katie spoil Nicola’s big night out?
Elsewhere, Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) picks up on the tension at Butlers and is keen to delve more deeply when Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) suggests a family meal that night. Victoria (Isabel Hodgins) is pleased to have an opportunity to spend time in Daz’s (Luke Tittensor) company. When Daz avoids her Victoria apologises to him for what she said but states that she knows he fancies her. After an awkward meal Diane suggests that Victoria stays at the Woolpack, believing her to be ill. Have Victoria’s words caused Daz more confusion?
Thursday 19 March 7pm
Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) tries to upstage Katie (Sammy Winward) by suggesting she dresses down for the business event. Katie however, is wise to her games and the two of them meet in the Woolpack in stunning outfits. Jimmy is consumed by jealousy but hides it from Nicola. When the girls head off to the event Sandy (Freddie Jones) and Doug (Duncan Preston) tell Jimmy that Nicola has invented her new man. Realising it might be his last chance to make something happen Jimmy charges after her. Jimmy arrives in the nick of time to rescue Nicola from a sleazy businessman at the networking event and carries her out in the style of An Officer and a Gentleman. All is going well until his truck breaks down and Nicola ditches him. Are Nicola and Jimmy doomed to suffer an almost relationship?
Also, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) gathers his family together and states that Emmerdale is where they’re going to stay. The first order of business is to get Will (Oscar Lloyd) settled at school so Mark sees the head teacher and afterwards he speaks to Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) about Will making more friends. Natasha invites Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) around to play with Will after he’s worried that the boys at school still aren’t interested in becoming friends with him. Lisa (Jane Cox) and Belle accept a grudging apology from Natasha and so the lady of the manor arranges a sleepover for the following day. Can Natasha put her class concerns behind her for Will’s sake?
Friday 20 March 7pm
The Thomas's and Kings tell Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) and Jimmy (Nick Miles) that in spite of their continuing problems they’re obviously meant to be together. Both make vitriolic denials before heading off. Sandy (Freddie Jones) and Doug (Duncan Preston), masking as Jimmy, write a love letter to Nicola and they’re delighted when she dolls herself up and goes to see Jimmy. Falling into his arms Nicola catches a clueless Jimmy by surprise but he doesn’t object as she leads him towards the bedroom. Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) is awkward when she hears that Doug and Sandy have deceived Nicola but concedes that a reconciliation serves everybody’s best interests. Back at Mill Cottage Nicola quotes the letter and tells Jimmy that she accepts his offer to move in with him. How will Jimmy tell Carl and Lexi about their new lodger?
Meanwhile, Edna (Shirley Stelfox) notices damp in her house stemming from Tug Ghyll and informs the Dingles that there’s a problem at Debbie’s. Closer inspection reveals that place has been trashed and flooded. Zak (Steve Halliwell) and Lisa (Jane Cox) are appalled, neither knowing that Aaron’s (Danny Miller) temper tantrum caused the destruction. Zak blames Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) and has to tell Lisa that they had words. Feeling guilty, Zak orders the entire Dingle family to overhaul the house before Debbie gets out of prison. Marlon (Mark Charnock) arrives to reveal that Eli has gone for the time being, not wanting to be around when Debbie comes out. Later, Zak fronts up to Andy and tries to punch him but then worries that his behaviour may undermine Debbie’s fight for Sarah. Can Zak control his temper for Debbie’s sake?
Elsewhere, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) and Natasha (Amanda Donohoe) are hopeful ahead of Will’s (Oscar Lloyd) tea party. Lisa arrives with Belle who is excited by the prospect of an afternoon of food, football and computer games. The Wyldes notice that Will is still being sidelined by some of the boys, but before Mark can step in Belle challenges the lads to play Will at a computer game. When Will soundly beats the boys Belle is pleased to have helped him win some much needed respect.