Created & Finished 22nd May 2004

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

Production Credits :-

Main title
EMMERDALE

Episode: 3732

THIS PROGRAMME IS SUBTITLED

This episode of EMMERDALE is written Sarah Bagshaw, produced by Kathleen Beedles, and directed by Henry 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

Jack Sugden Clive Hornby
Robert Sugden Karl Davies
Katie Sugden Sammy Winward
Victoria Sugden Hannah Midgley
Donna Windsor Verity Rushworth
V'n Hope Deena Payne
Dawn Woods Julia Mallam
Andy Sugden Kelvin Fletcher
Usa Dingle Jane Cox
Sam Dingle James Hooton
Zak Dingle Steve Halliwell
Jarvis Skelton Richard Moore
Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter
Len Reynolds Peter Martin
Charity Tate Emma Atkins
Jimmy King Nick Miles
Tom King Ken Farrington
Val Lambert Charlie Hardwick
Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock
Alan Turner Richard Thorp
Chloe Atkinson Amy Nuttall
Edna Birch Shirley Stelfox

THURSDAY 6 MAY 2004 7.00 TO 7.30PM ITV1

Review :-
The Sugden family is ripped apart as news of Robert and Katie's betrayal rocks the village and brings Donna's wood tumbling down around her.

Ethan gets wise to Shadrach's games and decides to play dirty.

The Dingles discover they aren't going to the ball.

The Dingle’s set about sabotaging the King’s party.

Desolate Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) vents his anger towards Jack (Clive Hornby) for keeping the affair from him, before setting about throwing out everything that reminds him of his cheating wife.

Later, Jack is disgusted to return home to find Robert (Karl Davies) and Katie (Sammy Winward) there, and tells them to leave. Katie is overcome with guilt, but Robert assures her the worst is over. They check into the B & B where a horrified Turner insists they sleep in separate rooms.

In the meantime, Donna (Verity Rushworth) is petrified when she discovers a shotgun cartridge at Butlers Farm and heads to the Woolpack to look for Andy who is drinking with Jack. Soon after, Robert and Katie appear and are determined not to be driven out of the village.

Andy informs the pub that Katie and Robert have been sleeping together for months, which incites shock amongst the locals. On hearing that her best friend has been sleeping with her boyfriend, Donna is furious and attacks Katie. Robert and Katie have no option but to leave – with barely a second glance from Andy.

When Charity (Emma Atkins) bans the Dingles from the King’s party, Zak (Steve Halliwell) decides to throw a bash of his own. Zak and Sam (James Hooton) then shovel a pile of manure in stepping distance from the venue of Charity’s posh bash. How will Charity feel when she discovers her family’s plan to sabotage her efforts?

ITV.COM Erasing The Past Thursday 06.05.04 Furious at Katie’s betrayal Andy sets about removing every trace of her from his life. Jack is disturbed to find him covered in blood, trying to remove his tattoo of Katie’s name. When Jack returns home he is dismayed to find Robert and Katie there and tells them to leave the village. As they drive off they come across a bloodied Andy, who demands to know why she took Robert’s necklace but not the one he gave her? Robert decides he won’t be driven from the village and Alan Turner reluctantly allows them to stay in separate rooms at the B&B.

When Donna goes in search of Katie and discovers blood in the sink, shotgun cartridges on the floor and a hole blasted in the wall she returns to the café in a panic. Fearing the worst Donna heads to the pub and finds Andy, still covered in blood, at the bar. As Donna asks him to tell her what’s been going on Katie and Robert sheepishly enter the pub. Andy stuns the crowded pub by announcing that his wife has been sleeping with his brother. Donna is furious to hear that she has been betrayed and tries to attack Katie.

When Lisa shows off her new dress that she’s bought for Tom King’s party Sam tells her and Zak that the invites have already been sent out and they’ve not been invited because Charity doesn’t want them showing her up. Incensed at Charity’s ingratitude Zak takes matters into his own hands and with Sam’s helps dumps a steaming pile of pig manure on the border between his property and the King’s place. Jimmy King finds Charity’s plight highly amusing but Charity convinces Tom she can get Zak to remove the dung before the party.