Created 4th May 2004
Finished 28th June 2004

I'd Like to Thank Karen Illingsworth from Yorkshire Telvision with help with the Production Credits:-

Production Credits :-

Main title
EMMERDALE

Episode: 3737

This episode of EMMERDALE is written by Lesley Clare O’Neill, produced by Kathleen Beedles and directed by Mike Adams. The executive producer is Keith Richardson and the series producer is Steve Frost. It is a Yorkshire Television production for ITV1.

THIS PROGRAMME IS SUBTITLED

IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

Sadie King Patsy Kensit
Marquee Man Paul Sullivan
Carl King Tom Lister
Tom King Ken Farrington
Charity Tate Emma Atkins
Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter
Terry Woods Billy Hartman
Dawn Woods Julia Mallam
Carlos Diaz Gary Turner
Jimmy King Nick Miles
Matthew King Matt Healy
]ack Sugden Clive Hornby
Andy Sugden Kelvin Fletcher
Darren Eden Luke Tittensor
Val Lambert Charlie Hardwick
Louise Appleton Emily Symons
Robert Sugden Karl Davies
Katie Sugden Sammy Winward
Nicola Blackstock Nicola Wheeler
Simon Meredith Dale Meeks
Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock
Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt

WEDNESDAY 12 MAY 2004 7.00 TO 7.30PM ITV1

Review :-

Bloodied but unbeaten, Charity begins the fight back against Sadie.

Paddy and Emily determine to get Marlon back where he belongs - in the kitchen.

A guilty Robert and Katie feel the pressure when Daz returns.

It’s the morning after the night before and Sadie (Patsy Kensit) wastes no time in bossing contractors about to clear up the debris from the party.

Tom (Ken Farrington) is pleased by the success of the event but comments to Sadie that it’s a shame it ended so badly for Charity (Emma Atkins) and wonders if she’s okay after her fall.

Meanwhile Charity is nursing her arm in a sling. It appears she’s finally met her match, as she insists to Chas (Lucy Pargeter) she was pushed down the stairs and it was no accident. Determined not to back down, Charity puts on a brave face and goes to work.

At Holdgate Farm, Charity and Tom enjoy the peace and quiet. Tom tells Charity he is fond of her; she reciprocates the compliment and they share a tender moment where Tom moves in for a kiss.

Hearing Jimmy (Nick Miles) and Sadie (Patsy Kensit) returning home, Charity returns Tom’s kiss more passionately, hoping they will catch them in the act. As they enter, Charity triumphantly pulls away from their passionate embrace and smiles sweetly at stunned Sadie before smugly making her excuses to leave.

Living with Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) again, Daz (Luke Tittensor) goes to visit Robert (Karl Davies) at the garage and immediately rubs him up the wrong way.

Andy passes by in time to see Robert pinning Daz by his throat against the wall. Andy rescues Daz before he icily tells Robert that he’ll kill him if he lays another finger on his brother.

ITV.COM The Show Must Go On Wednesday 12.05.04 Despite wearing a neck brace and having her arm in a sling after Sadie’s push down the stairs Charity decides to go to work and show Sadie she won’t be pushed around. When Charity arrives at Holdgate Farm she reminds Tom that they have a dinner date, but is disappointed when Sadie convinces Tom Charity wouldn’t enjoy having to eat with her arm in a sling. Things look up for Charity when she is left alone with Tom and he suggests opening a bottle of champagne. Tom tells Charity that she means a lot to him and they share a kiss.

Charity tells Tom that she is worried about what people in the village will say about the boss and his young secretary. Tom tells her he’s not bothered by what people, including his family, will say. Hearing Jimmy and Sadie returning home, Charity returns Tom’s kiss passionately, hoping they will get caught in the act. Sadie is stunned to see that there is definitely something between Tom and Charity. Charity revels in the moment, knowing that she’s really wound Sadie up now, and tells her she’ll see her tomorrow.

Jack is surprised to learn that Daz is now living with Andy. Daz soon runs into trouble with Robert. As Robert grabs Daz by the scruff of the neck Andy pulls up and tells Robert that if he touches Daz again he’s dead. Daz later sneaks out with a can of spray paint and writes the word ‘scum’ across Robert’s car. Katie tells Robert she can’t bear having no one to talk to and hates being the main topic of village gossip. Val makes matters worse in the Woolpack by telling her that being talked about, as the village trollop, is better than not being talked about at all.