I liked Ross Barton until August 2015. In fact, I wish he'd stayed dead so I'd still have happy memories of him being good for the show. Instead, he came back and has since just made more and more unnecessary problems for himself and everyone on Emmerdale with no comeback for his actions. He hasn't so much been digging a deeper and deeper hole for himself, but to have fallen off a cliff and been in free-fall for the past 4 months. During New Year's Day, he finally hits the ground and the consequences of his own deeds and reality finally set in - Debbie leaves him, it's looks like he moves into Emma's house, he has no job, Robert knows Ross attempted to murder him, most of the other villagers have something on him, the police are chasing him, and Ross is left holding the baby. Welcome to reality at last and Happy New Year, Ross!
I for one am looking forward to enjoying my well-cooked TV kipper for late tea from 7:00pm to 7:30pm on New Year's Day, courtesy of Ross Barton on ITV. Mmmm...Sweet!
Originally Posted by Telly Watcher
I liked Ross Barton until August 2015. In fact, I wish he'd stayed dead so I'd still have happy memories of him being good for the show. Instead, he came back and has since just made more and more unnecessary problems for himself and everyone on Emmerdale with no comeback for his actions. He hasn't so much been digging a deeper and deeper hole for himself, but to have fallen off a cliff and been in free-fall for the past 4 months. During New Year's Day, he finally hits the ground and the consequences of his own deeds and reality finally set in - Debbie leaves him, it's looks like he moves into Emma's house, he has no job, Robert knows Ross attempted to murder him, most of the other villagers have something on him, the police are chasing him, and Ross is left holding the baby. Welcome to reality at last and Happy New Year, Ross!
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