Batten down the hatches Parkerman and Alan expect incoming missiles.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
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Batten down the hatches Parkerman and Alan expect incoming missiles.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
I have a vision of the 'child catcher' visiting the village now, dragging the caged cart behind him :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Glen1
and I was going to add 'I smell children' but thought better of it in this day of social services madness!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I think Brookisde killed off two kids in a car accident around Sarah's (Max and Susannah's kids)Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
If I were Debbie I would be glued by Sarah's bedside instead of going to see Chas and still pinning for Cameron
How come Chas has not rung Gennie about her new baby or Lisa or Paddy to enquire about Aaron and Sarah instead calling Cameron to tell him she loves him
ROTFL. What a cracking storyline that would be, save a fortune on Xmas pressies and seasonal. Must make sure Gabby and Jacob get caged first ,closely followed by the other two big kids , Rhona and Lady Muck Katie.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
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I was thinking of children rather than babiesQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
loved cain's punch to cameron long overdue hope there is more to come
I wonder whether there were complaints about that scene where Cain hit Cameron and when he was lying there with his face smashed in ... I am sure there would have been if it had been EastEnders
I suspect that most people thought it was totally silly that one punch would knock him out and make a mess of his faceQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
there was no blood on him when he fell to the ground and Cain dragged him into the garage, he must have laid into him some more then
It would be typical of Cain to do that but if we didn't see it happen we have to assume that it didn't happenQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
it was pre watershed. i think the nation would have given a huge cheer when cain smacked cameron. :)
it was pre watershed. i think the nation would have given a huge cheer when cain smacked cameron. :)
it was pre watershed. i think the nation would have given a huge cheer when cain smacked cameron. :)
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Originally Posted by Perdita
good--oh
I couldnt stand the Cameron snivelling, and whispering on the garage floor
when will this tw*t just leave??!!
or if he has to stay could he learn to enunciate properly and not try and do a bad impression of the beetroot man doing emotion!!
Bernice is back which is good to see loved her yeti comment to Ashley when will he shave?
its great to have bernice back, she is a delicious cow. played brilliantly by samatha giles. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
lol at paddy jealous of bret the vet
It wouldn't be such a bad thing if Katie never got rescued from the mine shaft,too bad Declan never fell in with her.
Perhaps Declan should have listened to her and not gone for help.:wall:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lomax
Dont try to rescue your former aliases Caspiant and N FanQuote:
Originally Posted by Lomax
Dont try to rescue your former aliases Caspiant and N FanQuote:
Originally Posted by Lomax
Or maybe fetched Laurel and Rhona and lowered them down with her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
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Lady Muck Katie looked like she was doing a bush tucker trial in tonights ep, needed a few critters put in with her! Did she win any stars ?
Can we chuck Dan, Allie, Ruby and the kids down too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glen1
Can we chuck Dan, Allie, Ruby and the kids down too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glen1
Yeh definately, closely followed by Gabby and JacobQuote:
Originally Posted by Chloe O'brien
how come this ruddy great hol opened up in one of Declan's fields and he never knew it was there?!
(apart from the fact it fits the storyline of course!!)
Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley has said that the soap is enjoying a period of greatness.
The Cain Dingle actor believes that ITV's rural serial has been unfairly considered the "underdog" compared with EastEnders and Coronation Street.
Hordley told The Mirror: "I think our show is on fire at the moment. Emmerdale has always been the underdog out of the big soaps.
"Usually we fly under the radar a bit, but I think people are recognising that we're currently doing a great job."
The 42-year-old actor added: "I do sense that we are hitting a purple patch."
Emmerdale's audience has stayed firmly above 7 million since October's action-packed 40th anniversary week, claiming unlikely victories over EastEnders.
Hordley's villainous alter ego Cain has been heavily involved in the fall-out from the shock revelation of Cameron and Chas's affair.
Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s1...#ixzz2DKe98cgQ
Yes and how come Sam or one of the festival goers or shooting party goers nevers fell in beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Let Katie die
It has been raining heavily lately :pQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
It has been raining heavily lately :pQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
The young Slothess seems to be a nice litttle girl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chloe O'brien
And someone has left the lights on too.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I am informed that we:angry:Spoiler:
And at the end of the day she still survives to WHINEQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner