Created 4th May 2004
Finished 2nd June 2004

We would Like to Thank Karen Illingsworth from Yorkshire Telvision with help with the Production Credits:-

Production Credits :-

Main title
EMMERDALE

Episode: 3751

THIS PROGRAMME IS SUBTITLED

This episode of EMMERDALE is written Bill Lyons, produced by Kathleen Beedles and directed by Duncan Foster. The executive producer is Keith Richardson and the series producer is Steve Frost. It is a Yorkshire Television production for ITV1.

IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

Andy Sugden Kelvin Fletcher
Darren Eden Luke Tittensor
]ack Sugden Clive Hornby
Diane Blackstock Elizabeth Estensen
Terry Woods Billy Hartman
Dawn Woods Julia Mallam
Donna Windsor Verity Rushworth
Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt
Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock
Charity Tate Emma Atkins
Sadie King Patsy Kensit
Tom King Ken Farrington
DI Keysell John Branwell
DC Crowe Graeme Hawley
Rodney Blackstock Patrick Mower
Danny Daggert Cleveland Campbell
Rachel Whatmore Zoe Lambert
Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw
Viv Hope Deena Payne
Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter
Katie Sugden Sammy Winward
Louise Appleton Emily Symons

Wednesday 26th May 2004 ITV1

Review :-

The battle lines are drawn as Terry and Dawn have very different opinions about the future of their son.

Guilty of hurting Donna, Marlon decides it's time to play cupid.

Andy struggles to deal with his father's rejection.

Terry is devastated when Dawn refuses to agree to joint custody.

Dawn (Julia Mallam) and Terry (Billy Hartman) continue to battle over TJ’s custody. Dawn remains adamant that she should have sole custody, while Terry wants joint. However, Dawn is quick to point out he wasn’t capable of tying his own shoe lace six months ago never mind looking after a baby.

Once again Terry is left deflated, realising that the age difference between him and Dawn has finally driven them apart.

Meanwhile, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) takes great delight in teasing Marlon (Mark Charnock) about Donna’s (Verity Rushworth) infatuation. Unnerved by her advances, Marlon knows he’s going to have to let her down gently.

But when Donna refuses to give him any space and ends up helping him out in the kitchen, it is all too much for Marlon and he tells her he wouldn’t go out with her if she was the last girl in the world, leaving Donna mortified.

Meanwhile the police call round to see Andy at Butlers Farm. They are frustrated as they inform him that Jack’s statement corroborated their story and they have insufficient evidence to prove intent to murder.

However it is obvious they don’t believe the shooting was an accident and try one last time to get Andy to confess, asking him is there is anything he would like to get off his chest. Andy is sickened by the truth, but tells the police he has nothing further to add.

ITV.COM I'll See You In Court Wednesday 26.05.04 Terry is full of enthusiasm for his plan of sharing joint custody of TJ with Dawn. After they sit down with Terry’s solicitor it becomes clear that Dawn’s not at all keen. She tells Terry that her joint custody means that she’ll have to ask Terry about every little thing to do with TJ and they will be like being married to him again. Angry Terry goes round to see Bob and asks him to make Dawn see things from his point of view. Terry insults Bob by suggesting that he let Dawn’s mother walk all over him when it came to custody of his daughter.

Marlon’s plans to let Donna down gently end in fiasco. When Donna invites herself into the kitchen at the Woolpack and tells Marlon that although they are both shy they could be good together she makes the mistake of saying that she could never replace Tricia. Marlon tells Donna no one can replace Tricia and if Donna was the last girl in the world he wouldn’t go out with her. Donna is devastated. Marlon later call round to apologise, but Donna is deeply depressed and Marlon’s apology does not go down well.

The police call round to see Andy at Butlers Farm. They are frustrated as they inform him that Jack’s statement corroborated their story and they have insufficient evidence to prove intent to murder. However it is obvious they don’t believe the shooting was an accident and try one last time to get Andy to confess, asking him is there is anything he would like to get off his chest. Andy is sickened by the truth, but tells the police he has nothing further to add.