I think it James who dies with Rhona and Laurel badly injuredQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
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I think it James who dies with Rhona and Laurel badly injuredQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
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Great episode ... can´t wait until tomorrow
very unintentionally funny with emma and jamesQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
very unintentionally funny with emma and jamesQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Yeah.. I don't think it was a great episode at all.. Went bit too far in my opinion. Great for Halloween though! ��
Yeah.. I don't think it was a great episode at all.. Went bit too far in my opinion. Great for Halloween though! 😂
emma is bats to the wall crazy but i like her could be as i like gillian
Is it just me who has not been too overly fond of this week's episodes so far, I was expecting much better maybe the ending of No Return week will be better
Emma Barton's breakdown had Emmerdale fans gripped last night - but it turns out that not everyone was so impressed by the dark scenes.
Gillian Kearney's unstable character has taken her craziness to new heights recently, which was enough to get some fans contacting Ofcom to complain. As usual.
In a homage to Stephen King's Misery, Emma has been holding her husband James captive in their own home after discovering that he'd cheated on her with his old flame Moira Barton.
Wednesday's visit to the Dales saw the action escalate as Emma put on her wedding dress from the '80s in a desperate bid to remind him of happier times.
It was all pretty unsettling, especially when the gown ended up blood-stained because Emma had just slaughtered a chicken outside on the farm. Which she then proudly held up to show James that a lovely dinner was on the way - chilling!
Things also got pretty violent when James attacked Emma with a bottle, then finally knocked her unconscious when she hit her head on a wooden chair. But whoever said that Emmerdale's version of Misery would be easy viewing?
Ofcom has confirmed to Digital Spy today that it's received 7 complaints from viewers who felt the scenes were unsuitable for the show's 7pm timeslot.
Those fans objected to the violent and scary themes - including threatening behaviour, an attack on an animal, torture and imprisonment.
An Ofcom spokesperson told Digital Spy: "We will assess these complaints, before deciding whether to investigate or not."
Let's just hope those 7 viewers are prepared for the horror in store tonight (October 20) when a massive road pile-up leaves lives hanging in the balance...
Emmerdale airs tonight at 7pm and 8pm on ITV.