That could be Cain putting Ross in the back of the van he parks on the cliff top. If it's Adam either Chrissie or Robert must have got another car - Robert's is burnt out. And why move Adam - he got caught in an accident. I reckon it's Ross and Cain doesn't know whether he got out alive or drowned in the river - just a thought. I also think it's Adam who's dead - in the bodybag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Emmerdale kicks off a must-watch week of drama tonight (August 3) as Ross Barton ruins his brother Pete's stag party.
As Pete and his friends gather for a few drinks at The Woolpack before a night on the town, Ross (Michael Parr) casts a shadow over the happy occasion as he watches on jealously.
Ross is already bitter that Debbie Dingle has chosen Pete over him, but the final straw comes when their father James gives Pete his grandfather's prized watch as a gift.
There are fireworks when Ross interprets this as a snub towards him and reacts badly, causing Cain to step in and tell him to leave. Not keen to go quietly, Ross plays one of his ace cards by revealing himself as baby Moses's father in front of the whole pub...
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Cain steps in as Ross makes a scene
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Cain steps in as Ross makes a scene
Emmerdale airs at 7pm on ITV.
Emmerdale has been criticised for its upcoming helicopter stunt, with a member of the Clutha Trust charity branding it "very insensitive".
The ITV soap is preparing to air its biggest scenes of the year this week as a helicopter crashes into the village hall on Debbie and Pete's wedding day.
However, the upcoming storyline has sparked controversy due to its similarities to a real-life helicopter crash tragedy in Glasgow in 2013 that claimed 10 lives at Clutha Vaults in the city.
Billy Coyle from Clutha Trust - which was set up to support young people in music projects - has said that relatives of victims had contacted him due to anxiety over the storyline.
Speaking to the Evening Times, Coyle branded the plot "insensitive", saying: "I've had survivors and family members say they are dreading it. The producers didn't even speak to anyone in the Clutha to let them know it was happening."
"It was just a week ago we opened the Clutha, and it's still raw. A lot of the family members and survivors were sitting there together and that was very brave of them to come back to the Clutha.
"Now this has come along and the families are contacting me to say they don't know how they'll cope."
Kerry McGhee, whose father Samuel lost his life in the crash, signed a petition calling for the Emmerdale storyline to be axed.
Speaking about the petition, she said: "I'm signing because my father was killed in this accident and I find it disgusting that people want to use it as a storyline."
Emmerdale producer Kate Oates acknowledged the similarities to the Glasgow tragedy at a press event last week, but insisted that the decision to air the plot was considered carefully.
"Editorially, whenever you're looking at any storyline or any potential disaster scenario, you have to do it very carefully," she explained.
"We were really careful to show what the cause of this disaster is. It's set up in a scrapyard, it's a marital dispute and it's a gas canister that explodes [into the sky], so it's a chain of events.
"It was something we considered, but our intention is always to entertain people, to give them a good story, to thrill them, and to upset them in some ways.
"But it would never be our intention to mimic something like that, so we kept it very deliberately far apart. It's not something that we were concerned about because we made the decision very carefully."
The problem is that any storyline will have happened in real life at some time ...
Suddenly I just got this bad feeling that Ross will die..I don't know why.
I was thinking that if he got killed, Debbie would feel really guilty and when she found out her dad was the one who caused his death, she wouldn't forgive him easily.
Also-Bartons would have a little Moses as a reminder of him.
I would absolutely hate to see him go though...
We just have to wait and see what happens.
Suddenly I just got this bad feeling that Ross will die..I don't know why.
I was thinking that if he got killed, Debbie would feel really guilty and when she found out her dad was the one who caused his death, she wouldn't forgive him easily.
Also-Bartons would have a little Moses as a reminder of him.
I would absolutely hate to see him go though...
We just have to wait and see what happens.
They should kill off Emma Barton the psycho!!
And James the nause can go with her!
Emma won´t be killed .. spoiler says she will become a darker character still so maybe James dies and she takes it bad as no chance of getting him back ever then ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Debzyg
Or Finn?.. I read somewhere that Finn goes..
Either Ross or Finn, they just can't both go.
Nothing about Paddy or Rhona..
My final guess for 7 is : Val, Ruby, Joanie(sadly..), Dan, Adam, Alicia and Finn or Ross..And how about the helicopter pilot? Quite obvious that he dies.
Now I'm going to shut off and watch...
Or Finn?.. I read somewhere that Finn goes..
Either Ross or Finn, they just can't both go.
Nothing about Paddy or Rhona..
My final guess for 7 is : Val, Ruby, Joanie(sadly..), Dan, Adam, Alicia and Finn or Ross..And how about the helicopter pilot? Quite obvious that he dies.
Now I'm going to shut off and watch...
Agreed 1,000% DebzygQuote:
Originally Posted by Debzyg
Tho I feel obliged,in fairness ,to say that
the actor who plays James has been
better in other parts.