I couldn't watch Emmerdale but my dad did, and he said that Jimmy hit Carl pretty hard and he lost consciousness... Does anybody think this means he dies of internal bleeding or something? Just a thought
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I couldn't watch Emmerdale but my dad did, and he said that Jimmy hit Carl pretty hard and he lost consciousness... Does anybody think this means he dies of internal bleeding or something? Just a thought
Anticipation is building among soap fans today (October 17) ahead of the first live Emmerdale episode in the show's 40-year history.
Cast and crew have now reached the end of their official preparation period for the hour-long anniversary broadcast, having completed two full-length dress rehearsals yesterday.
Digital Spy understands that while official rehearsal time has not been scheduled for today, any specific scenes which still need fine-tuning will continue to be worked on in the build-up to transmission this evening.
Emmerdale bosses have managed to keep many of the storyline details for the live episode under wraps. However, the special edition will focus on the aftermath of two weddings as last night's instalment saw Katie Sugden marry Declan Macey, and Chas Dingle tie the knot with Dan Spencer.
Show chiefs have tipped Chas, played by Lucy Pargeter, as one of the main characters to watch out for as the 40th birthday storylines reach a climax.
Wanting to escape the blackmail of her ex-fiancé Carl King, Chas is hoping to flee the village with Dan - but as plans in soapland rarely go smoothly, it won't be a surprise if she runs into trouble.
Viewers can also expect two births in Emmerdale Live as Gennie Walker and Debbie Dingle will both be welcoming their babies into the world, bringing joy to them and their loved ones.
Before the night is out, though, events will take a startling turn as producers have promised an "untimely death" which will rock the village to its core.
While the unlucky individual's identity is being kept secret, series producer Stuart Blackburn has said of the shock twist: "I think it will move people. It will change our characters' lives for a long, long time and then drive the show forward with new stories for the coming months."
Meanwhile, executive producer John Whiston recently teased: "All I want to say about this particular death is that the writers felt that the character had it coming from the soap gods."
In total, Emmerdale Live will feature 61 cast members and 350 supporting artistes, while 70 crew members will be working on the night - almost double the number for a regular Emmerdale shooting day.
Tony Prescott, who was in charge of Coronation Street's live transmissions in 2000 and 2010, is the director of the special.
Unusually for a soap live episode, Emmerdale's broadcast will be filmed entirely on-location at the show's village base, leaving the team exposed to the elements on the night - and there is no plan B in place to keep the cast dry in the event of rain.
A number of cast members have expressed concern over the weather in recent weeks, while Blackburn has said: "A bit of wind and lots of rain, I'd be happy with that - it's the gale force that we're dreading."
As well as the broadcast itself tonight, dedicated fans can get extra insight online as a series of secret backstage webcams have been hidden in the village, allowing viewers to get a fully immersive experience of the live production.
An ITV2 backstage show will also air immediately after the episode, featuring exclusive reaction interviews with the cast.
Emmerdale Live airs tonight from 7pm on ITV1.
i hope the murder/death happens at home farm to robbie or declan instead of carl or jimmy
Cameron will finish off Carl and Jimmy will get blamed as Bob saw them fightingQuote:
Originally Posted by TheBillFan
EE and Corrie's live episodes were much better I think quite disappointing to me
Emmerdale's 40th anniversary celebrations reach their highlight this evening (October 17) as the ITV1 soap broadcasts an hour-long live episode set entirely on-location at the show's village base.
Fans have been told to expect a big night of drama for the Yorkshire village, featuring two births, the aftermath of the two recent weddings, and an untimely death with huge repercussions…
We'll be live blogging the special episode tonight and you can join the conversation with other fans using the comments section below. Will the cast's fears of bad weather be realised? Will anyone forget their lines? Or will everything run smoothly? Join us here from 7pm to find out!
20:05So that's the end of Carl King! And it looks like Chas is all set to get the blame - with Cameron covering up his involvement, she'll no doubt fear that she delivered the killer blow. The Emmerdale cast will all be on ITV2 now to discuss the aftermath, with hopefully some gossip shared about what's to come next. Some fantastic performances from the cast tonight - but we reckon Carl will be missed by Digital Spy readers! Share all of your reactions to tonight's episode in the comments below.
20:00Cameron leaves a lifeless Carl behind. Carl is officially dead! Meanwhile, the wedding reception gets back on a happy note for the Maceys with fireworks in the sky. But Debbie has messages on her phone - did Carl reveal the truth before his death? Emmerdale Live concludes with final shots of the main players and the fireworks.
19:58Happier scenes at the hospital as Cain and Zak are brought together by Jack's arrival. Even Cain and Charity are getting on well, which is a turn up for the books!
19:57Carl vows that he'll continue getting away with his bad behaviour as he's indestructible. But then Cameron hits him with the brick - it seems it could be the end of Carl King...
19:56At the garage, Cameron approaches Carl but refuses to get help unless he agrees to stop his blackmail. Carl tries to stand up for a fight with Cameron, but it's clear he's too weak. Cameron clutches the brick...
19:55More Macey bickering at the reception as Katie and Megan face off. Megan stuffs her enemy's face in the wedding cake!
19:54Adam kisses Victoria at the wedding reception, just as Dan gets ready to sing 'I Will Survive'! His family steps in to save him from public humiliation. Back at the garage, Carl is in a bad way following the blow from the brick. He gets out his phone, but struggles to use it...
19:52We're back for the final part of Emmerdale Live. Chas flees from Carl, and a curious Cameron spots her. At the pub, Diane has received a call from the hospital - Debbie is calling her baby Jack Sugden! Just as Diane shares the news with Ashley, a terrified Chas bursts in.
19:48Newsflash - Nikhil is conscious again. He's delighted to meet his baby girl. Back at the garage, an emotional Carl tells Chas that he killed his own dad for her - there's no way he's letting her get away this time. Their row turns physical as he pins her to the ground, trying to force himself on her. But she fights back by attacking him with a brick. With Carl now lying on the ground in a sorry state, it's time for the final ad break!
19:45Debbie is tearful at the hospital as she holds her baby - she expresses how much she already loves her new child. At the campervan, Chas is repulsed by Carl and pushes him away. She finally comes clean - she could never sleep with Carl again. Carl confesses that he knew all along but he gets rough with her and pushes her to the side of the garage. Chas is terrified.
19:42Megan struggles to believe Robbie is telling the truth as he defends himself. At the campervan, Carl climbs on top of Chas and she continues to lie that she wants to be with him. He kisses her, but it's clear that Chas's heart isn't in it.
19:41Megan rants at Robbie for betraying her and he struggles to defend himself. As Chas heads out of the campervan, she tries to make excuses and kisses Carl to prove that she still wants him. He ushers her back inside the van - it seems that he wants Chas to show what she really wants by sleeping with him. Will Chas really go through with it?
19:39Debbie holds her baby boy at the hospital. Meanwhile, the Spencers have invaded the posh reception - leaving Katie miffed. But that's the least of her worries as Robbie turns up too.
19:37Now Gennie's baby has arrived - and Nikhil faints!
19:36Back at the campervan, Chas and Carl continue to bicker. At the hospital, we get our first birth as Debbie's baby arrives. Just Gennie to go now, as Nikhil consults his birthing app!
19:35We're back. At the posh reception, Megan asks Jai if he knew anything about Declan's scheming - and announces that Robbie is dead to her if he's betrayed her.
19:31Dan announces to Ali and Ruby that Chas is leaving him. At the garage, a fleeing Chas tries to start the campervan - but then Carl turns up. Second ad break!
19:27At the hospital, Debbie calls Cameron and leaves a message - she needs him there now. With Gennie in labour at Chas and Dan's reception, a stressed-out Nikhil calls an early end to the celebrations as everyone frets about the fact that the baby is on the way.
19:25Gennie's contractions become more intense - this baby is coming now! Over at the pub, Dan is livid with Chas and storms out as he thinks she's already trying to walk out on him. This marriage is going well so far!
19:23Carl vs. Cameron continues and now it's getting heated. Cameron warns Carl to leave him and Chas alone, and even considers attacking him with a heavy object from the church. Carl King escapes unscathed, though, as Cameron doesn't have the bottle to go through with it. At the pub, Dan walks in to find that Chas wants to flee ASAP.
19:20At the church, Cameron tries to scare off Carl by recalling the story of a troublesome old acquaintance who met a grisly end. Carl won't be intimidated so easily, though. Back at the Maceys' reception, Katie drops the bombshell of Robbie's pay-off from Declan in a private chat with Megan. Megan doesn't believe her, but Katie advises her to ask Robbie about it.
19:17Back from the ads, and Gennie is playing down the fact that she may be experiencing contractions.
19:12Nicola is worried about Jimmy's fight with Carl, but he asks her to back off. As 'Maurel' gossip about Chas's strange mood, Carl heads to meet Cameron at the church. Maybe they'll sort this one out with help from the Bible? Unlikely. First advert break now!
19:10Chas makes an excuse to leave her low-key wedding reception by saying that she needs to change her dress. She heads to The Woolpack, with the interior set built especially for this episode! Can anyone spot the difference?
19:08Back at the Maceys' party, Katie tries to get rid of Megan and the pair bicker. Katie hints that Megan shouldn't trust Robbie. At the hospital, Andy turns up to be there for Debbie.
19:07At the hospital, there's a touching moment for Cain and Zak as Cain thanks his dad for being there for Debbie. In the hospital room, Debbie is panicking over the fact that Cameron isn't there.
19:05Chas begs Carl not to reveal her secret affair, and luckily for her, he's interrupted by a phone call from Cameron who wants to meet him. Time for a showdown! Speaking of showdowns, Megan turns up at Declan and Katie's reception with a face like thunder.
19:04Trying to ignore Carl, Chas heads out of the church with her new husband, but she knows things could be about to go horribly wrong. Debbie, meanwhile, is rushed into the hospital.
19:02At the same time, the posh reception is under way for Katie and Declan.
19:01As the theme music plays, we begin with snapshots of all the major players tonight. An angry Carl waits outside the church, where the atmosphere is happy for Chas and Dan. Then he heads inside...
19:00Here we go - and we've been warned to expect scenes that some viewers may find upsetting. Crikey!
Emmerdale's 40th anniversary celebrations reach their highlight this evening (October 17) as the ITV1 soap broadcasts an hour-long live episode set entirely on-location at the show's village base.
Fans have been told to expect a big night of drama for the Yorkshire village, featuring two births, the aftermath of the two recent weddings, and an untimely death with huge repercussions…
We'll be live blogging the special episode tonight and you can join the conversation with other fans using the comments section below. Will the cast's fears of bad weather be realised? Will anyone forget their lines? Or will everything run smoothly? Join us here from 7pm to find out!
20:05So that's the end of Carl King! And it looks like Chas is all set to get the blame - with Cameron covering up his involvement, she'll no doubt fear that she delivered the killer blow. The Emmerdale cast will all be on ITV2 now to discuss the aftermath, with hopefully some gossip shared about what's to come next. Some fantastic performances from the cast tonight - but we reckon Carl will be missed by Digital Spy readers! Share all of your reactions to tonight's episode in the comments below.
20:00Cameron leaves a lifeless Carl behind. Carl is officially dead! Meanwhile, the wedding reception gets back on a happy note for the Maceys with fireworks in the sky. But Debbie has messages on her phone - did Carl reveal the truth before his death? Emmerdale Live concludes with final shots of the main players and the fireworks.
19:58Happier scenes at the hospital as Cain and Zak are brought together by Jack's arrival. Even Cain and Charity are getting on well, which is a turn up for the books!
19:57Carl vows that he'll continue getting away with his bad behaviour as he's indestructible. But then Cameron hits him with the brick - it seems it could be the end of Carl King...
19:56At the garage, Cameron approaches Carl but refuses to get help unless he agrees to stop his blackmail. Carl tries to stand up for a fight with Cameron, but it's clear he's too weak. Cameron clutches the brick...
19:55More Macey bickering at the reception as Katie and Megan face off. Megan stuffs her enemy's face in the wedding cake!
19:54Adam kisses Victoria at the wedding reception, just as Dan gets ready to sing 'I Will Survive'! His family steps in to save him from public humiliation. Back at the garage, Carl is in a bad way following the blow from the brick. He gets out his phone, but struggles to use it...
19:52We're back for the final part of Emmerdale Live. Chas flees from Carl, and a curious Cameron spots her. At the pub, Diane has received a call from the hospital - Debbie is calling her baby Jack Sugden! Just as Diane shares the news with Ashley, a terrified Chas bursts in.
19:48Newsflash - Nikhil is conscious again. He's delighted to meet his baby girl. Back at the garage, an emotional Carl tells Chas that he killed his own dad for her - there's no way he's letting her get away this time. Their row turns physical as he pins her to the ground, trying to force himself on her. But she fights back by attacking him with a brick. With Carl now lying on the ground in a sorry state, it's time for the final ad break!
19:45Debbie is tearful at the hospital as she holds her baby - she expresses how much she already loves her new child. At the campervan, Chas is repulsed by Carl and pushes him away. She finally comes clean - she could never sleep with Carl again. Carl confesses that he knew all along but he gets rough with her and pushes her to the side of the garage. Chas is terrified.
19:42Megan struggles to believe Robbie is telling the truth as he defends himself. At the campervan, Carl climbs on top of Chas and she continues to lie that she wants to be with him. He kisses her, but it's clear that Chas's heart isn't in it.
19:41Megan rants at Robbie for betraying her and he struggles to defend himself. As Chas heads out of the campervan, she tries to make excuses and kisses Carl to prove that she still wants him. He ushers her back inside the van - it seems that he wants Chas to show what she really wants by sleeping with him. Will Chas really go through with it?
19:39Debbie holds her baby boy at the hospital. Meanwhile, the Spencers have invaded the posh reception - leaving Katie miffed. But that's the least of her worries as Robbie turns up too.
19:37Now Gennie's baby has arrived - and Nikhil faints!
19:36Back at the campervan, Chas and Carl continue to bicker. At the hospital, we get our first birth as Debbie's baby arrives. Just Gennie to go now, as Nikhil consults his birthing app!
19:35We're back. At the posh reception, Megan asks Jai if he knew anything about Declan's scheming - and announces that Robbie is dead to her if he's betrayed her.
19:31Dan announces to Ali and Ruby that Chas is leaving him. At the garage, a fleeing Chas tries to start the campervan - but then Carl turns up. Second ad break!
19:27At the hospital, Debbie calls Cameron and leaves a message - she needs him there now. With Gennie in labour at Chas and Dan's reception, a stressed-out Nikhil calls an early end to the celebrations as everyone frets about the fact that the baby is on the way.
19:25Gennie's contractions become more intense - this baby is coming now! Over at the pub, Dan is livid with Chas and storms out as he thinks she's already trying to walk out on him. This marriage is going well so far!
19:23Carl vs. Cameron continues and now it's getting heated. Cameron warns Carl to leave him and Chas alone, and even considers attacking him with a heavy object from the church. Carl King escapes unscathed, though, as Cameron doesn't have the bottle to go through with it. At the pub, Dan walks in to find that Chas wants to flee ASAP.
19:20At the church, Cameron tries to scare off Carl by recalling the story of a troublesome old acquaintance who met a grisly end. Carl won't be intimidated so easily, though. Back at the Maceys' reception, Katie drops the bombshell of Robbie's pay-off from Declan in a private chat with Megan. Megan doesn't believe her, but Katie advises her to ask Robbie about it.
19:17Back from the ads, and Gennie is playing down the fact that she may be experiencing contractions.
19:12Nicola is worried about Jimmy's fight with Carl, but he asks her to back off. As 'Maurel' gossip about Chas's strange mood, Carl heads to meet Cameron at the church. Maybe they'll sort this one out with help from the Bible? Unlikely. First advert break now!
19:10Chas makes an excuse to leave her low-key wedding reception by saying that she needs to change her dress. She heads to The Woolpack, with the interior set built especially for this episode! Can anyone spot the difference?
19:08Back at the Maceys' party, Katie tries to get rid of Megan and the pair bicker. Katie hints that Megan shouldn't trust Robbie. At the hospital, Andy turns up to be there for Debbie.
19:07At the hospital, there's a touching moment for Cain and Zak as Cain thanks his dad for being there for Debbie. In the hospital room, Debbie is panicking over the fact that Cameron isn't there.
19:05Chas begs Carl not to reveal her secret affair, and luckily for her, he's interrupted by a phone call from Cameron who wants to meet him. Time for a showdown! Speaking of showdowns, Megan turns up at Declan and Katie's reception with a face like thunder.
19:04Trying to ignore Carl, Chas heads out of the church with her new husband, but she knows things could be about to go horribly wrong. Debbie, meanwhile, is rushed into the hospital.
19:02At the same time, the posh reception is under way for Katie and Declan.
19:01As the theme music plays, we begin with snapshots of all the major players tonight. An angry Carl waits outside the church, where the atmosphere is happy for Chas and Dan. Then he heads inside...
19:00Here we go - and we've been warned to expect scenes that some viewers may find upsetting. Crikey!
Well done Emmerdale top episode even though it was obvious and expected I still thought Carl would survive
The actors who play Chas, Carl, Debbie and Gennie were great
I laughed loads at Paddy and Nikhill
Happy Birthday Emmerdale
Watched the follow up show on ITV2, actually moved to tears with the farewells to Carl/Tom.
Some good moments, Paddy very funny ,Chas,Carl,Gennie, very good.Debbie was OK but that continual birth noise went on too long for me. Marlon topped my poll for the most annoying closely followed by Katy who should have had her head completely submerged in the top tier of the cake and left there. The second tier used for Marlon, Robbie,Cameron and Andy Sugden. Where was Alan Turner ? must be one of the longest serving members of the cast ,perhaps he was unwell. I probably expected too much for the live show ,bit disappointed , could have been condensed into 30 mins imo.
cameron and laurel scenes were pointless
Any scenes with Laurel and Marlon are also pointless, imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Any scenes with Laurel and Marlon are also pointless, imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I dont think I noticed any mistakes was there some?
I thought Betty made a mistake, when telling Rishi he hadupset Nicola? she stammered and seemed to get the name wrong I thought?Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
my laugh out loud came when Gennie went into labour and someone asked who hadnt had a drink to drive to the hospital....'me' said Lizzie!!!! :-0Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Me too, especially with the big smile on her face :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Emmerdale star Nick Miles has admitted that the loss of co-star Tom Lister feels like a real bereavement.
Lister's character Carl King was killed in the soap's hour-long live episode last week, as Cameron Murray (Dominic Power) delivered a fatal blow to his head with a brick.
Miles, who plays Carl's brother Jimmy King in the ITV1 soap, commented that he feels "very odd" about losing his on-screen sibling.
He told What's on TV: "I shared a dressing room with Tom Lister, and every time I go into work now there's a space that reminds me of the loss.
"It's a funny thing in soap, but when a character dies you kind of feel it a bit like a real death."
Discussing Jimmy's state of mind after Carl's murder, Miles explained: "He's feeling about as low as he's ever felt. The last of his brothers is dead.
"Carl was the loosest cannon, the most unpredictable, but in many ways he was also the brother Jimmy was always closest to. He's feeling very, very bad and wracked with guilt."
He went on to say: "Carl had behaved appallingly towards Jimmy and his own little family - he kicked them all out on the street and was selling the business to Charity.
"And there was still this obsession with Chas. Jimmy was at his wits' end with Carl - there was nothing left to do but smack him."
Lister has previously revealed that he was "thrilled" with Carl's dramatic exit storyline, while Miles also praised his co-stars for their work on the 40th anniversary live special.
Emmerdale's live episode will be investigated by Ofcom following a handful of complaints over its violent content. :banned: :D
Ofcom has confirmed that it has received 18 complaints over the episode. The broadcasting regulator will now assess whether the scenes were suitable for the programme's 7pm timeslot.
An ITV spokesperson told Broadcast: "We are aware that there were a few complaints to Ofcom about the level of violence in the episode. The programme also got very many letters and emails praising it.
"We were very careful to keep the drama within acceptable bounds for pre-watershed scheduling, and the episode was preceded by a continuity announcement that some scenes might be upsetting."
Emmerdale Live was the highlight of the soap's 40th birthday celebrations, pulling in a peak audience of 9.15 million viewers on the night.
The episode saw actor Tom Lister's final scenes in the role of Carl, as his enemy Cameron Murray murdered him shortly after his altercation with Chas.
Emmerdale star Dominic Power has said that he was "cool as a cucumber" when taking part in the soap's live episode.
The actor had a big part to play in the challenging 40th anniversary broadcast as his character Cameron Murray murdered Carl King (Tom Lister) in the climax to their blackmail storyline.
Power told The Mirror: "It was hugely flattering to be asked to play such a pivotal role in the live episode, and a huge privilege to be part of TV history.
"I was so nervous on the night. On a scale of 1-10 nerves? I was at 20. But about an hour before going on air, I went cool as a cucumber. I thought, 'I won't get a chance to do this again, and I want to enjoy it'."
The truth about Carl's death currently remains a secret in the village as everyone thinks that jailed Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) delivered the fatal blow, including Chas herself.
However, Power added: "It doesn't feel like [Cameron has] got away with it. He's feeling guilty about Chas, and he's no longer in the family unit with Debbie and Sarah. He's a shell of himself, and he's slowly going insane."
Emmerdale airs weeknights on ITV1.
Does anyone here know when the 5th part of ED 40 (Woolpack) will be aired?
Episode: 5 of 5
Thursday, 6 December 2012, 8:30PM - 9:00PM
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As one of Britain’s best-loved soaps turns 40, this all-new series for ITV takes a look back at the most dramatic, moving, shocking and amusing storylines the show has witnessed.
Spilt into five parts, the series looks at:
• The Headline Makers
• The Affairs
• The Crimes
• The Weddings
• The Woolpack
Narrated by Gaynor Faye, each thirty-minute show is packed with the soap’s most memorable scenes and exclusive interviews with actors both past and present who give their views on all the best moments in the soap’s history.
Episode Five – The Woolpack
The Woolpack is at the heart of the Emmerdale village and the centre of many of the soap’s major storylines.
From the fires, plane crashes and armed robberies the pub has seen, to the spaghetti western style stand-offs, this special programme looks back at the most turbulent times Yorkshire’s favourite pub has ever seen.
Charlie Hardwick, who plays Val Pollard, tells the programme: “Well, it’s the arena, isn’t it, The Woolpack? All your victims and villains in one place. It’s great. A powder keg.”
In 2004 a natural disaster struck Emmerdale costing the life of one of the most popular characters and almost calling time on The Woolpack itself.
On set, rain and wind machines and lightening effects were used to show a vicious storm ripping through the village on New Year’s Eve. Unable to make things work with her husband, Marlon, Trisha had decided to leave the village, but as the weather got worse she sheltered in a phone box to read a letter he had written her.
Sheree Murphy, who played Tricia Dingle says: “She kind of made her mind up to go back to him but, really, she shouldn’t have done, because The Woolpack fell on her. I loved the scene where rubble actually finally falls on Trisha and there’s just the eye poking out. The rubble was made of foamy stuff and they had it all painted. There was a few real bricks around, but anything that was actually placed over me, wasn’t real.”
There were emotional scenes as Marlon found Trisha and she tried to tell him that she was going back to him as she lay trapped under the bricks.
Sheree adds: “The producers said to me, ‘I’m really sorry but would you mind lying there, we’re going to have to cut for a break, the crew need a cup of tea. I was like, ‘No, I don’t mind, er how long are you going to be though?’ and literally, they just left me, because to place me all again for continuity would be an absolute nightmare. I just remember lying there thinking, ‘This is my job.’ I’m lying under rubble at 3am. But I loved it, it was brilliant.”
Emmerdale at 40 also looks back over the parties the pub has seen including Chastity’s hen night and a slave night. Plus, how some of the village’s most loved-characters made their first appearances in The Woolpack, such as Laurel dressed as a bee and Chastity dressed as a stripping nun.
In 2010 property developer Charlie Haynes, played by George Costigan, swept pub landlady Diane Sugden off her feet but planned to con her out of all her savings.
Elizabeth Estensen, who plays Diane, tells the programme: “This was the first time that she’d been truly happy since Jack died. And she thought there was a future for her and that they were going to live in France. It was a whole new life opening up for her, and then it got quickly shut down.”
On the morning Diane was supposed to leave The Woolpack, Charlie went missing. She discovered he was in France and decided to go after him but when she turned up at ‘his’ chateau, she discovered it was owned by someone else.
Diane was left in financial ruin until she decided to pair up with Chastity to own the pub together.
And only a year later they, and the rest of the villagers, witnessed the biggest show-down The Woolpack had ever seen. Cain Dingle had been on a recent mission of destruction through the village, having an affair with a married woman, a fling with a teenager and waging a hate campaign against Charity and her fiancé, when he walked into The Woolpack one night and everyone threatened to leave if he was served.
Jeff Hordley, who plays Cain Dingle, says: “It’s almost Western-style saloon drama when a storyline comes to a head and it has to be played out in The Woolpack. The adrenaline is really pumped, because it’s like you’ve got a live audience and they’re all looking at you going, ‘So come on, what are you going to do with this?’”
Emmerdale at 40 recounts how Cain went around the pub and one-by-one told the villagers what he thought of them. Then, afterwards, someone went after him for revenge. Cain was hit on the head and a whodunit ensued. There were over seven people in the frame, but when Cain tried to frame Jai for the attack – the real attacker came forward as his dad, Zak.
Jeff adds: “I think you really got to see that side of Cain and Zak as well. This bond that’s really strong between them but smashed apart by what’s happened.”
Emmerdale at 40 is produced by Becky Sawle for Shiver. The series producer is Yvette Lyons and the executive producer is Mark Robinson.
I'm glad Thomas is staying around hopefully he might discover the truth and at least him being around unsettles Chas and Cameron