Robert and Aaron - Robron

[Sug-din]

The boys looked good tonight - that’s all I’m going to say about tonight’s episode.

[EddyBee]

Apparently, Emmerdale viewers are celebrating the fact that Debbie Dingle has been released from prison on bail. I've yet to meet any of these people.

[EddyBee]

Good morning to everyone.

Just 5c here, forecast to rise a little to 7c. However, it's dry and very sunny around here at present. Best bwishes for agood weekend to everyone gathered her.

[Sug-din]

Apparently, Emmerdale viewers are celebrating the fact that Debbie Dingle has been released from prison on bail. I've yet to meet any of these people.

Who are these people? I need descriptions - I’ve never seen any of them.

[Sug-din]

Good morning to everyone.

Just 5c here, forecast to rise a little to 7c. However, it's dry and very sunny around here at present. Best bwishes for agood weekend to everyone gathered her.

Good Morning All👋

Couldn’t believe it this morning - I opened the bedroom curtains and there had been a slight snow fall - far too early. Thank goodness t’s gone now and the sun is shining, but it’s cold out.

Hope you and everyone has a lovely weekend.👍

[Paul_Robs]

The boys looked good tonight - that’s all I’m going to say about tonight’s episode.

Yes indeed Don, very nice.

[Paul_Robs]

Some very moving and wonderfully acted scenes for the funeral. It was so good to see the whole Sugden-Dingle family, there supporting each other.

It’s just a shame they had to interrupt these poignant scenes with what I feel were unnecessary scenes that could well have been left for a different day. I did ffwd through those so I didn’t actually hear any of the dialogue.

The quality actors really shone throughout these episodes.

I found the funeral episodes very well done and clearly lots of aftermath to come from both Chas and Paddy.

I thought they struck the right balance with supporting both his Mum and Paddy (Dad) and it was so nice and natural that the Sugden-Dingles were sat together in the church with being the supportive and caring husband - lovely.

It is really not surprising that they have introduced angst for Robron so quickly after the wedding, it was building that PD was getting with Ross and she would use that as her chance to get Seb back. I am not sure what legal right has but I am sure he could go for main carer with clear guidance on PD's access, & have been caring for Seb for quite a while now, have proved their ability to provide a stable, safe and caring home, is Seb's Dad and is in a committed and legal relationship with his husband and have a very suitable environment for the family to live, they have a solid support network in the village, seem comfortable financially and both work (even though we never see them doing so)

What does PD have, she is moving to a strange city with no support network with a man she has known 5 minutes, her only track record of looking after Seb is when she put him in danger, she has memory issues and therefore could put Seb in to an unsafe situation not knowingly but certainly possible and dangerous. I would think any social care organisation and family court would support &

[Sug-din]

I found the funeral episodes very well done and clearly lots of aftermath to come from both Chas and Paddy.

I thought they struck the right balance with supporting both his Mum and Paddy (Dad) and it was so nice and natural that the Sugden-Dingles were sat together in the church with being the supportive and caring husband - lovely.

It is really not surprising that they have introduced angst for Robron so quickly after the wedding, it was building that PD was getting with Ross and she would use that as her chance to get Seb back. I am not sure what legal right has but I am sure he could go for main carer with clear guidance on PD's access, & have been caring for Seb for quite a while now, have proved their ability to provide a stable, safe and caring home, is Seb's Dad and is in a committed and legal relationship with his husband and have a very suitable environment for the family to live, they have a solid support network in the village, seem comfortable financially and both work (even though we never see them doing so)

What does PD have, she is moving to a strange city with no support network with a man she has known 5 minutes, her only track record of looking after Seb is when she put him in danger, she has memory issues and therefore could put Seb in to an unsafe situation not knowingly but certainly possible and dangerous. I would think any social care organisation and family court would support &

Some really good points made there Paul, as you usually do. 👍

[indigodance]

Please explain why you refer to rebbeca as PD ?

[Melephunk2010]

Please explain why you refer to rebbeca as PD ?

PD stands for Plot Device.

It was a nickname coined for her on the DS forum I believe, because she was only ever in scenes when the plot required it and never really had a story of her own.