Dear Emmerdale producers
If you have any compassion and love for your shows fans at all you will make Priya the one who is shot.
Please please, pretty please - I beg you!! :wall:
Yours
'Starting to get a nervous killer twitch every time Priya is on screen'
Monday
Against Zak's orders, Sarah sneaks out to find Andy. The rain lashes down as she sets off after a figure she assumes is her dad. However, Sarah is shocked to see a dishevelled Cameron and tries to run. He stops her, suggesting they find Debbie together. Sarah reluctantly agrees and Cameron can't believe his luck.
Soon afterwards, Zak and Moira despair when they learn that Andy hasn't seen Sarah. All bad feelings are forgotten between Debbie and Chas when a guilty Zak confesses that Sarah is missing. They alert the police and Debbie voices her darkest fears that Cameron has come back for them.
At the same time, Cameron smilingly asks Sarah if she wants to play a game. She just needs to close her eyes, start counting and keep counting until he comes back with Debbie and Jack. Later in the barn, Sarah's eyes are tight shut as she tires of counting. Opening her eyes, she calls out for Cameron, but he's not there anymore. Sarah tries to open the barn door but it's locked. Sarah is alone and scared.
Putting the next stage of his plan into action, Cameron sneaks into the Dingle van and his face lights up when he discovers Zak's gun and cartridges. He takes both with purpose - what's he going to do next?
Meanwhile, Ali apologises to Ruby and suggests they clear the air with Lindy. She reluctantly agrees, dreading the idea. Ruby is nervous as she waits for Lindy, not wanting to go through with telling her. They hear her taxi pull up and Ali assures her that they're in this together, but she's put out when Ruby pulls away from her. It's awkward as Lindy asks about Ali and the kids, wondering if she and Ruby are lodgers. Will Ruby be able to go through with finally telling her mother that she and Ali are a couple?
Elsewhere, Megan is frustrated that Debbie has not upped her offer on Mulberry. Declan returns home early, wanting good news, but is angered by Debbie's measly offer. He then checks on the Butler's sale, telling Megan to leave him to deal with Moira.
Also today, Alicia is awkward and David delighted when Priya suggests Jacob be an usher.
Tuesday
Sarah is alone and scared, while Debbie is distraught and convinced that Cameron has her. In lashing rain, Cameron enters the village unseen, breaks the window of Tug Ghyll and gets some car keys. However, he is thwarted when a police officer exits the pub.
Soon afterwards, Andy and Moira are relieved to find Sarah alone and unharmed. Andy questions what happened and everyone's relief is momentary when she tells them about Cameron. Debbie despairs that he's coming for her and Andy tells her to stay at the pub. Sharing Debbie's horror, Chas bolts the door.
Cameron arrives in The Woolpack.
At the same time, a disguised Cameron gets PC Harrison to follow him. It's not long before Chas is in the cellar changing a barrel, and she is unaware of Cameron lurking in the shadows. Marlon is coming out of the pub kitchen when he's stopped in his tracks to see Cameron having just emerged from the cellar. Before a stunned Marlon has chance to meaningfully react, Cameron slams the butt of the shotgun against him, sending him staggering back through the cellar door.
Tumbling down the cellar stairs, Marlon lands in the water, unconscious. Cameron then locks the door and heads to the bar. Debbie is desperate and tries to leave but is horrified when Cameron appears, telling Zak and Chas to get off her as he's come back for her…
Meanwhile, Lindy tells a shocked Ruby that she'll give her the money for the baby if she does it without Ali. Sean finds Ruby with a bag, saying that she's staying with a mate for a while. He tells her that she can't just leave. Ruby is stunned by how much he cares, but will he be able to convince her to stay?
Elsewhere, Alicia admits to David that she's not going to his wedding and doesn't feel the same way about Dom as he does for her. They don't notice the body of the policeman lying on the ground.
Also today, Declan apologises to Megan and tells her she's the only one he can trust.
Wednesday
Hour-long episode
Diane looks from the window of The Woolpack.
Cameron tells Debbie to go with him, but she screams that she hates him. PC Barnes then bangs on the door and Cameron pushes everyone into a corner, levelling his gun. Alicia, Bernice, Chas, Dan, David, Debbie, Diane, Jack, Nicola, Priya, Ruby and Zak are the villagers in the pub. Cameron puts his finger on his lips, gesturing to keep quiet as they hear a knock on the door.
Diane then appears in the window terrified. She tells Cameron about the police outside, but starts to shout to them, saying he has a gun. Cameron immediately pushes Diane away and tells everyone to shut up so he can think. He insists to Debbie they just need to be together.
Everyone panics as a gun shot is fired.
Suddenly, Zak snaps and closes in on Cameron, who starts to pull the trigger. Chas grabs a chair and hits Cameron. Everyone is terrified as a gunshot echoes around the village. As the gunshot echo fades, everyone is horrified to realise that a much-loved member of the village has been shot and seriously injured…
Meanwhile, Barnes runs to PC Harrison, trying to get a response out of him. He radios for help, explaining that the officer is still alive but needs a doctor. The paramedics rush to Harrison. Lisa and Andy panic as Shields radios for armed response. Andy is frustrated that the police don't seem to be doing anything and ignores their warning, running towards the pub and shouting to Cameron. However, the police drag him away. It's chaos as the armed response form into positions and a cuffed Andy is thrown into the van.
Elsewhere, the village fills with response officers and emergency services. The police inform the villagers that they will have to find alternative emergency accommodation. The villagers are aghast to realise this could go on through the night. An arriving Declan surprises everyone when he offers to let everyone stay at Home Farm. Lots of the villagers set off for Home Farm, but a few stay outside in the rain desperately hoping their loved ones in the pub are okay.
Also, in the pub cellar, Marlon is slumped against a barrel unconscious as the rainwater, pooling on the floor, steadily rises…
Thursday
In hospital, the injured villager's heart monitor goes crazy and they begin to flatline. The crash team rush in and start to give CPR...
Meanwhile, Cameron aims the gun at another and pulls the trigger twice, but the gun is empty. He fends the group off as they try to advance on him, but he quickly regains control. The hostages are terrified, with no idea of what to expect next. When the police call, a newly-confident Cameron is pleased that the hostages are starting to realise he's serious, so he hangs up when they don't tell him what he wants to hear.
Down in the cellar below The Woolpack, Marlon lies unconscious as the water continues to trickle in. Marlon stirs and realises that time is running out as the crack in the wall widens and the water floods through much quicker. Marlon looks through the keyhole, listening as Cameron tells the police to call back later. Marlon attempts to open the hatch to no avail. He realises that the crack has widened and the water is now gushing in. Marlon is close to panic when he can't find a way out of the water-filled cellar.
Elsewhere, the villagers are at Home Farm, preparing to bunk down for the night. As Ashley rallies with tea, Declan comes off the phone with Sam and regretfully explains there's no news on the hostages and Marlon is still unaccounted for. Laurel can't bear it and despite Ashley's protests that she shouldn't go back out into the rain, she insists she's going back down to the police line to wait for news. She knows something must have happened to Marlon or he would have called her.
Also, Moira tips up at Home Farm with some emergency food. Declan is cautious and dryly wonders if she's laced them with arsenic. Not rising, Moira points out that it's not the time or place for petty hostility. As Megan calms things, Declan apologises and stuns them by inviting Moira to stay for some food. She's right - this is a time to put their differences aside. Moira flashes Megan a look and wryly quips that maybe Declan has half a heart after all.
Cameron is manic. Outside, Marlon hears Cameron shouting his ultimatums and smashes a crate of glasses to create a distraction. Having heard the noise, one of them tries to convince Cameron that it's the police - he should hand the gun over before they arrive. Cameron makes another hostage go and investigate, telling them to hurry - or else.
Before long they return and explain the noise was only bottles smashing as the cellar is flooded. Cameron is almost regretful as he tells them how Marlon was in the cellar, implying that he will now be dead. With the floodwaters rising fast, things go from bad to worse quickly. Soon terrifying events unfold as the remaining hostages fight for their lives....
Meanwhile, outside, armed police are about to storm the pub. All are horrified to hear the water and see the lights go out in the bar. The Tactical Commander tells everyone to hold their positions.
Elsewhere, whilst in the hospital, it's still touch and go for the seriously-injured villager.
Also, Cain flicks through foreign TV channels and stops on the news, which is covering the siege. He grabs his things and hurtles out the door.
Friday
As the rain and flood waters subside, emergency services gain access to the pub.
At the hospital, the shot villager is taken back into surgery with their life still at risk.
Meanwhile, clear-up work begins down at David's shop and the church, which have both been flooded.
Elsewhere, Amy initially takes hope from Joanie's compassion regarding the siege, but is still wary. Joanie suggests they chat away from Kyle. Amy agrees, happy to at least get a chance to talk. However, Joanie is exasperated by Amy's determination to get Kyle back and tells her that she has no hope - Kyle is legally hers.
Monday
Against Zak's orders, Sarah sneaks out to find Andy. The rain lashes down as she sets off after a figure she assumes is her dad. However, Sarah is shocked to see a dishevelled Cameron and tries to run. He stops her, suggesting they find Debbie together. Sarah reluctantly agrees and Cameron can't believe his luck.
Soon afterwards, Zak and Moira despair when they learn that Andy hasn't seen Sarah. All bad feelings are forgotten between Debbie and Chas when a guilty Zak confesses that Sarah is missing. They alert the police and Debbie voices her darkest fears that Cameron has come back for them.
At the same time, Cameron smilingly asks Sarah if she wants to play a game. She just needs to close her eyes, start counting and keep counting until he comes back with Debbie and Jack. Later in the barn, Sarah's eyes are tight shut as she tires of counting. Opening her eyes, she calls out for Cameron, but he's not there anymore. Sarah tries to open the barn door but it's locked. Sarah is alone and scared.
Putting the next stage of his plan into action, Cameron sneaks into the Dingle van and his face lights up when he discovers Zak's gun and cartridges. He takes both with purpose - what's he going to do next?
Meanwhile, Ali apologises to Ruby and suggests they clear the air with Lindy. She reluctantly agrees, dreading the idea. Ruby is nervous as she waits for Lindy, not wanting to go through with telling her. They hear her taxi pull up and Ali assures her that they're in this together, but she's put out when Ruby pulls away from her. It's awkward as Lindy asks about Ali and the kids, wondering if she and Ruby are lodgers. Will Ruby be able to go through with finally telling her mother that she and Ali are a couple?
Elsewhere, Megan is frustrated that Debbie has not upped her offer on Mulberry. Declan returns home early, wanting good news, but is angered by Debbie's measly offer. He then checks on the Butler's sale, telling Megan to leave him to deal with Moira.
Also today, Alicia is awkward and David delighted when Priya suggests Jacob be an usher.
Tuesday
Sarah is alone and scared, while Debbie is distraught and convinced that Cameron has her. In lashing rain, Cameron enters the village unseen, breaks the window of Tug Ghyll and gets some car keys. However, he is thwarted when a police officer exits the pub.
Soon afterwards, Andy and Moira are relieved to find Sarah alone and unharmed. Andy questions what happened and everyone's relief is momentary when she tells them about Cameron. Debbie despairs that he's coming for her and Andy tells her to stay at the pub. Sharing Debbie's horror, Chas bolts the door.
Cameron arrives in The Woolpack.
At the same time, a disguised Cameron gets PC Harrison to follow him. It's not long before Chas is in the cellar changing a barrel, and she is unaware of Cameron lurking in the shadows. Marlon is coming out of the pub kitchen when he's stopped in his tracks to see Cameron having just emerged from the cellar. Before a stunned Marlon has chance to meaningfully react, Cameron slams the butt of the shotgun against him, sending him staggering back through the cellar door.
Tumbling down the cellar stairs, Marlon lands in the water, unconscious. Cameron then locks the door and heads to the bar. Debbie is desperate and tries to leave but is horrified when Cameron appears, telling Zak and Chas to get off her as he's come back for her…
Meanwhile, Lindy tells a shocked Ruby that she'll give her the money for the baby if she does it without Ali. Sean finds Ruby with a bag, saying that she's staying with a mate for a while. He tells her that she can't just leave. Ruby is stunned by how much he cares, but will he be able to convince her to stay?
Elsewhere, Alicia admits to David that she's not going to his wedding and doesn't feel the same way about Dom as he does for her. They don't notice the body of the policeman lying on the ground.
Also today, Declan apologises to Megan and tells her she's the only one he can trust.
Wednesday
Hour-long episode
Diane looks from the window of The Woolpack.
Cameron tells Debbie to go with him, but she screams that she hates him. PC Barnes then bangs on the door and Cameron pushes everyone into a corner, levelling his gun. Alicia, Bernice, Chas, Dan, David, Debbie, Diane, Jack, Nicola, Priya, Ruby and Zak are the villagers in the pub. Cameron puts his finger on his lips, gesturing to keep quiet as they hear a knock on the door.
Diane then appears in the window terrified. She tells Cameron about the police outside, but starts to shout to them, saying he has a gun. Cameron immediately pushes Diane away and tells everyone to shut up so he can think. He insists to Debbie they just need to be together.
Everyone panics as a gun shot is fired.
Suddenly, Zak snaps and closes in on Cameron, who starts to pull the trigger. Chas grabs a chair and hits Cameron. Everyone is terrified as a gunshot echoes around the village. As the gunshot echo fades, everyone is horrified to realise that a much-loved member of the village has been shot and seriously injured…
Meanwhile, Barnes runs to PC Harrison, trying to get a response out of him. He radios for help, explaining that the officer is still alive but needs a doctor. The paramedics rush to Harrison. Lisa and Andy panic as Shields radios for armed response. Andy is frustrated that the police don't seem to be doing anything and ignores their warning, running towards the pub and shouting to Cameron. However, the police drag him away. It's chaos as the armed response form into positions and a cuffed Andy is thrown into the van.
Elsewhere, the village fills with response officers and emergency services. The police inform the villagers that they will have to find alternative emergency accommodation. The villagers are aghast to realise this could go on through the night. An arriving Declan surprises everyone when he offers to let everyone stay at Home Farm. Lots of the villagers set off for Home Farm, but a few stay outside in the rain desperately hoping their loved ones in the pub are okay.
Also, in the pub cellar, Marlon is slumped against a barrel unconscious as the rainwater, pooling on the floor, steadily rises…
Thursday
In hospital, the injured villager's heart monitor goes crazy and they begin to flatline. The crash team rush in and start to give CPR...
Meanwhile, Cameron aims the gun at another and pulls the trigger twice, but the gun is empty. He fends the group off as they try to advance on him, but he quickly regains control. The hostages are terrified, with no idea of what to expect next. When the police call, a newly-confident Cameron is pleased that the hostages are starting to realise he's serious, so he hangs up when they don't tell him what he wants to hear.
Down in the cellar below The Woolpack, Marlon lies unconscious as the water continues to trickle in. Marlon stirs and realises that time is running out as the crack in the wall widens and the water floods through much quicker. Marlon looks through the keyhole, listening as Cameron tells the police to call back later. Marlon attempts to open the hatch to no avail. He realises that the crack has widened and the water is now gushing in. Marlon is close to panic when he can't find a way out of the water-filled cellar.
Elsewhere, the villagers are at Home Farm, preparing to bunk down for the night. As Ashley rallies with tea, Declan comes off the phone with Sam and regretfully explains there's no news on the hostages and Marlon is still unaccounted for. Laurel can't bear it and despite Ashley's protests that she shouldn't go back out into the rain, she insists she's going back down to the police line to wait for news. She knows something must have happened to Marlon or he would have called her.
Also, Moira tips up at Home Farm with some emergency food. Declan is cautious and dryly wonders if she's laced them with arsenic. Not rising, Moira points out that it's not the time or place for petty hostility. As Megan calms things, Declan apologises and stuns them by inviting Moira to stay for some food. She's right - this is a time to put their differences aside. Moira flashes Megan a look and wryly quips that maybe Declan has half a heart after all.
Cameron is manic. Outside, Marlon hears Cameron shouting his ultimatums and smashes a crate of glasses to create a distraction. Having heard the noise, one of them tries to convince Cameron that it's the police - he should hand the gun over before they arrive. Cameron makes another hostage go and investigate, telling them to hurry - or else.
Before long they return and explain the noise was only bottles smashing as the cellar is flooded. Cameron is almost regretful as he tells them how Marlon was in the cellar, implying that he will now be dead. With the floodwaters rising fast, things go from bad to worse quickly. Soon terrifying events unfold as the remaining hostages fight for their lives....
Meanwhile, outside, armed police are about to storm the pub. All are horrified to hear the water and see the lights go out in the bar. The Tactical Commander tells everyone to hold their positions.
Elsewhere, whilst in the hospital, it's still touch and go for the seriously-injured villager.
Also, Cain flicks through foreign TV channels and stops on the news, which is covering the siege. He grabs his things and hurtles out the door.
Friday
As the rain and flood waters subside, emergency services gain access to the pub.
At the hospital, the shot villager is taken back into surgery with their life still at risk.
Meanwhile, clear-up work begins down at David's shop and the church, which have both been flooded.
Elsewhere, Amy initially takes hope from Joanie's compassion regarding the siege, but is still wary. Joanie suggests they chat away from Kyle. Amy agrees, happy to at least get a chance to talk. However, Joanie is exasperated by Amy's determination to get Kyle back and tells her that she has no hope - Kyle is legally hers.
Could be Zak who is shot?
I really hope it's not Zak..:( And please please if it is..don't let him die..Zak&Lisa and whole Dingle family have always been my favourites. There's so many others who could go..like Preya, Val, Bernise, these 2 female vets..wouldn't miss any of them, but Zak..no no no!
Thank you emmerdale producer for ruining a good story line and turning it into an episode of eastenders( which is awful). Why sge felt the need to end the cameron story with this rubbish again the police are made out to be complete idiots and useless un a crisis then we have amy stalking the family who adopted her son? Dont know much about adoption but surely in would not be that easy if im wrong thats worrying. who cares about ali/ ruby.
where is cain gone to?
'much loved villager?' can't be Priya who's shot. noooo
I think it is Zak or Diane who gets shot but don't dieQuote:
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