Created 4th May 2004
Finished 13th July 2004

Big thank you to Thank Karen Illingsworth from Yorkshire Telvision for help with the Production Credits:-

Production Credits :-

Main title
EMMERDALE

Episode: 3745

This episode of EMMERDALE is written by Bill Lyons, produced by Kathleen Beedles and directed by Di Patrick. 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

]ack Sugden Clive Hornby
Robert Sugden Karl Davies
Andy Sugden Kelvin Fletcher
Darren Eden Luke Tittensor
Danny Daggert Cleveland Campbell
Val Lambert Charlie Hardwick
Rodney Blackstock Patrick Mower
Alan Turner Richard Thorp
Donna Windsor Verity Rushworth
Dawn Woods Julia Mallam
Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw
Terry Woods Billy Hartman
Louise Appleton Emily Symons
DI Tom Keysell ]ohn Branwell
Katie Sugden Sammy Winward
Nicola Blackstock Nicola Wheeler
Emily Kirk Kate McGregor
Zak Dingle Steve Halliwell
Simon Meredith Dale Meeks
Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock
Dr Morten Anne Hornby

ITV1 Network Thursday 20 May 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM
ITV2 Friday 21 May 9:55 AM to 10:25 AM

Review :-

Terry is gutted when Dawn uses the court to take revenge on him.

Donna chases her man with gusto - but he's more alarmed than charmed.

Nicola's vanity gets the better of her when an invitation arrives.

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Nicola receives an invitation to a school reunion

Terry (Billy Hartman) takes Louise (Emily Symons) aside and apologises again for the previous night. He explains that with the court hearing only hours away, the last thing he needs is to lose her support. They agree to put it behind them and remain friends.

Meanwhile, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) is troubled by what he saw the night before and tells Dawn (Julia Mallam) about the kiss he witnessed between Louise and Terry. Dawn reacts with fury, convinced they have been having an affair behind her back.

Determined to get revenge, Dawn tells the courts that Terry is unfit to be a father. He is devastated that his encounter with Louise has ruined his chances of gaining access to his son.

Meanwhile, Donna (Verity Rushwoth) gets dressed up to the nines and spends the afternoon trying to impress Marlon (Mark Charnock). Her affection for the chef doesn’t go unnoticed and Val (Charlie Hardwick) tells Marlon that she suspects Donna has developed a crush. He is left feeling apprehensive as she waves enthusiastically at him from across the bar.

Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) receives an invite to a school reunion and sees it as a great opportunity to prove herself to those who bullied her there. She needs a drop dead gorgeous hunk on her arm, but Simon (Dale Meeks) doesn’t quite fit the bill. Nicola decides to keep the reunion quiet from her boyfriend and find a man that will make them all green with envy.

ITV.COM I'll See You In Court Thursday 20.05.04 When Bob tells Dawn that he saw Terry kissing Louise Dawn is convinced they have been having a long term affair behind her back and decides to take her revenge in court. When Dawn runs into Terry before their court appearance she refuses to believe that he has turned Louise down and is not having an affair with them. After the court appearance a stunned Terry tells Louise that Dawn told the court that he was not fit to look after TJ following his stroke.

Donna dresses to impress Marlon and tells Dawn about her interest in the unsuspecting chef. Donna refuses to listen to Dawn’s advice that while he’s still grieving for Tricia Marlon may not looking for love. Later in the Woolpack Donna attempts to flirt with an oblivious Marlon. Val points out to Marlon that Donna has a crush on him. Marlon looks warily at Dawn. Val, meanwhile, has another night with Rodney despite Rodney having agreed with Danny that they should both keep away from her for the sake of their friendship.

At the hospital Jack slips in and out of consciousness and Andy waits anxiously by his bedside. The detective who interviewed Andy at the police station after the shooting is also waiting for Jack to come round so he can ask him what happened. He asks Andy if there’s anything he wants to get off his chest.

It looks like it’s going to be Zak’s lucky day when he gets some tips from a dodgy former jockey friend of his in the Woolpack. When five of his six-race accumulator come in winners Zak stands to pocket fifty grand if the final horse wins. Rodney offers Zak two thousand pounds in cash to buy the bet from him. Convinced it’s his lucky day Zak turns down Rodney’s offer. Zak’s horse in the final race takes an early lead before being pipped at the post.