Emmerdale business supremo Chris Tate is on the warpath tonight.
The revelation that Scott Windsor is the father of his sister Zoe's
baby Jean has enraged Chris to the point of fury.
And his anger shows no sign of abating as Scott desperately tries to
explain himself to the traumatised Tates. Chris, who was shocked enough
when he discovered his lesbian sibling had got herself pregnant, is convinced
that the hunky mechanic must have raped Zoe.
Although Scott is telling the truth, he has done himself no favours
by hiding the secret for so long. By breaking the unspoken village rule
of never crossing the Dale's most powerful family, the despondent dad
has put himself in real danger.
This is an especially bad time to be in Chris Tate's bad books. The
hothead Tate is embroiled in a bitter feud with Cain Dingle and is full
of pent up rage. And Scott is about to find himself at the very top of
Chris' hit list.
How will Chris exact his revenge on his new nemesis?
Emmerdale’s Debbie Jones decides it’s time to leave Tate Farm.
The insecure school girl is sick of being the target of stepfather Chris
Tate’s
rage as the situation at home gets worse.
Much to mum Charity’s distress, Debbie has chosen to move in with
her father Cain Dingle - a decision likely to cause even more conflict.
Desperate Charity will do anything to keep her daughter close to her
but when she appeals to her wealthy husband for help, he shoots her down.
Charity knows that allowing Debbie to live with Cain will force her
to be around her former lover much more. With the reawakened feelings
between them, Charity is struggling to stop herself from falling into
Cain’s arms again.
But despite his own fears about the developing relationship between
his glamorous wife and his nemesis Cain, Chris is consumed by trying
to exact his revenge on Scott Windsor.
Has Chris just made the mistake which will ruin his marriage?
Emmerdale rascal Cain Dingle is enjoying winding up Chris Tate.
Cain is luring Chris’ wife - and his former lover - Charity closer
using their daughter Debbie as bait, and his plan is working.
But Cain’s smugness could be his downfall as he continues to aggravate
the village businessman tonight.
Having witnessed Charity in an (innocent) embrace with Cain, Chris is
already convinced something is going on.
He confronts his sexy spouse and tells her in no uncertain terms to
avoid Cain at all costs.
And proud Chris has no intention of allowing Charity to make a fool
of him so he instructs employee Terry Woods to follow her at all times
and report back what he sees.
And much to Chris’ fury, poor Terry has no choice but to reveal
that Charity has been at the Dingles visiting Debbie - and Cain was there.
Is Charity’s defiance the last straw for Chris?
The tormented tycoon is already under huge pressure in his floundering
marriage to Charity and now his health is getting worse.
Having been plagued by intense headaches for the last few weeks, Chris
is trying to discover what is causing them. He hopes that the problem
is simply caused by the stress he has undergone recently.
The discovery that lesbian sister Zoe had Scott Windsor's baby was bad
enough, but his growing anxiety about the bond between Charity and ex-love
Cain Dingle has made him much worse.
Unable to trust his wife anymore, Chris turns to chauffeur Terry Woods
for help. He asks the kindly pal to go to Leeds with him to have a brain
scan - and Terry is quick to agree.
Meanwhile, Chris tells his wife that they have business to attend to
and hides his painkillers so she won't guess the true nature of the trip.
Emmerdale businessman Chris Tate could be fighting for his life.
A scan at the hospital has revealed an abnormality in Chris' brain and
he could be facing a potentially fatal health crisis.
To make matters worse, the bad-tempered haulage boss has alienated all
those close to him so he is unable to confide his fears to anyone.
After wife Charity began to spend more time with ex-flame Cain Dingle,
Chris realised he had no trust in her and sister Zoe is too consumed
by her own problems to cope with his.
The only person with a sympathetic ear to lend is his employee Terry
Woods. His relationship with Terry has been strained over the last couple
of weeks. When Chris instructed the mild-mannered chauffeur to beat up
love rival Cain, Terry responded by refusing and telling Charity about
his plan.
But tonight, Terry shows his true colours to his miserable employer.
On a trip to Leeds, Terry notices Chris is in bad spirits and spends
the day trying to find out what's wrong.
When Chris admits his terrible secret, his kindly pal offers to lend
support at the next hospital appointment.
Will Chris allow Terry to be his tower of strength?
Emmerdale lovers Charity and Cain Dingle have reignited their passion.
The kissing cousins are back in the throws of a torrid affair after
finally confessing their true feelings for each other yesterday.
Tragically, Charity - who has jumped into Cain's arms after feeling
rejected by husband Chris - has no idea that while she is in bed with
Cain, ailing Chris is undergoing life-saving surgery.
The jealous businessman has discovered he has a brain tumour and that
it could be fatal. However, despite the looming disaster of Chris' medical
woes, the temperamental twosome are already facing a crisis in their
rekindled romance after Cain makes a rude comment to his belle.
Emma Atkins - who plays confused Charity - explains, "They're in
bed when Cain makes a jibe about paying for her services. She's absolutely
furious because she's finally let her guard down, and then Cain hits
her where it really hurts. Before he can apologise she's straight out
of the door."
Emmerdale tycoon Chris Tate is about to discover his fate.
The wheelchair bound businessman's been struggling to come to terms
with his dangerous illness but things are about to get much worse.
After days of anxiety, Chris travels to Leeds once again - this time
to discover the true state of his health. Unfortunately for him, decisions
made in the early days of his illness are starting to haunt him.
Wife Charity is convinced their relationship is over because Chris refuses
to let her into his life. Her frustration at his unreasonable behaviour
has pushed her into the arms of roguish ex Cain Dingle - just as Chris
feared.
The other woman in his life, sister Zoe, is so furious that Chris paid
pole dancer Yolanda to accuse her daughter Jean's father Scott Windsor
of being a rapist, that she has disowned him.
Fortunately for Chris, employee and close pal Terry Woods is once again
on hand to comfort him through his darkest days.
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DOOMED Chris finally learns the shocking truth about Charity’s affair
with Cain. And in a fit of blind rage, he plans a horrific
revenge - ordering a hitman to get rid of Cain for good.
Also, as Charity tries to convince her husband
she has made a mistake and that their future
lies together, Chris secretly makes arrangements
with his solicitor to leave her penniless.
"
It’s a desperately traumatic week," says Peter
Amory, who plays the crippled millionaire terminally
ill with a brain tumour.
"
Chris knows he’s dying and he is determined to
settle a few scores before he goes."
At the start of the week, Chris and Charity have
a rare heart-to-heart and agree they have put
their relationship in danger. After sharing a
tender moment, they even spend the night together.
Next day, Charity makes a momentous decision
- she wants to be with Chris. Her mind is made
up when she finds out Cain has involved their
daughter Debbie in their tangled
love life.
Meanwhile, Terry heightens Chris’s
worst fears when he shares his suspicions of
the affair. And when Cain snatches a kiss from
a fuming Charity, Chris witnesses the embrace.
"
His world falls apart," says Peter. "In spite
of everything that has happened, he still had
feelings for Charity.
"
But when he spies her with Cain, he feels like
he’s had a dagger through the heart. As he says
to Terry, seeing Charity with Cain is worse than
discovering he is dying."
Chris is in a blind rage. He loads his shotgun
and waits for Charity to return to Home Farm,
but Terry steps in at the last minute and drags
her out of the house before Chris can act.
"
Even after all that, Charity tells Chris she
loves him," says Peter. "But then there is a
horrific confrontation in the pub the next day."
The Woolpack has seen some emotional scenes but
the locals are still staggered when Chris sparks
a devastating row with Cain by kissing Charity
in public.
Cain loses his temper and announces that he and
Charity have been having an affair. He then proceeds
to list all of the places they have made love
behind Chris’s back.
Chris still manages to get under Cain’s skin
by pointing out he can see he has been crying.
Furious, Cain drags him out of his wheelchair
before he is pulled away by Charity and Lisa.
Cain storms out of The Woolpack followed by Lisa
and Shadrach, who are trying
to calm the situation.
But the assassin has chosen this moment to strike
and, as he tries to run Cain down, he gets the
wrong man and knocks over Shadrach instead.
Emmerdale's Terry Woods faces a moral dilemma of epic proportions.
Terry is trying to allay Chris Tate's fears that Charity is cheating on
him, even though he has evidence to the contrary.
The kindly chauffeur is the only person terminally ill Chris can trust
as his life spirals out of control. It was Terry who accompanied Chris
to the heartbreaking doctor's appointment that confirmed his brain tumour
was fatal and he has been a tower of strength to the dying businessman.
Until now, Terry has dismissed Chris' paranoia that wife Charity is conducting
an affair with Cain Dingle as mere fantasy. But after a trip to Pear Tree
cottage, he finds evidence that may confirm the wheelchair-bound businessman's
fears.
When Terry stumbles upon one of Charity's necklaces in the cottage he
wonders why she would have visited the property and what she could have
been doing to lose her trinket.
In a crisis of conscience Terry tries to decide whether he should reveal
his discovery to Chris - who has only weeks to live.
Will Terry confirm Chris' worst nightmares?
The blonde bombshell has been seeing cousin Cain behind husband Chris'
back but wants to give her ailing marriage one more chance.
However, despite Charity's new resolution, her hunky lover has no intention
of allowing the love of his life to escape from him once again.
Cain has already spilled the beans to their delighted daughter Debbie,
who remains convinced her parents will be reconciling for good. In a moment
of elation Debbie talks to Charity about how wonderful it would be for
the three of them to be together but her confused mother is horrified.
Charity realises that despite her love for Cain she can never go back
to her old life and immediately sets off to tell him their affair is over.
But when she reaches Cain he refuses to agree to her demand and plants
a passionate kiss on her - not realising that her husband Chris is watching
from afar.
Peter Amory - who plays the cuckold spouse - explains, "Although
Chris has been suspicious , it's still a shock when he sees them together.
If he'd have stayed longer, he would have seen Charity push Cain away and
leave him, but just watching them kiss is the final straw."
Emmerdale's Chris Tate lashes out a loyal pal Terry Woods.
The fatally ill businessman is struggling to cope after the confirmation
of wife Charity's affair so vents his fury on employee Terry.
Terry is astonished to find himself of the receiving end of Chris' anger.
He has been the only person who the disabled Tate has confided in since
he discovered he had only weeks to live. But the pressure of being privy
to such information is taking it's toll of Terry.
And this time Chris pushes the mild-mannered man too far.
Actor Peter Amory - who plays the torn Tate - explains, "Selfishly,
he has a real go at Terry, which is typical of Chris - he opens his mouth
before engaging his brain. And when he realises that Terry has discussed
his suspicions with his wife, Dawn, Chris insinuates that she can't be
trusted either, prompting Terry to storm out."
But after Terry leaves Chris decides to dish out his revenge on his cheating
spouse. Armed with a gun and all the evidence he needs that she has been
unfaithful - Chris waits for her to return.
Will Terry return to prevent a murderous
Emmerdale's Chris Tate prepares to exact his revenge on Charity.
The terminally ill businessman has no intention of allowing his love cheat
wife to inherit her vast fortune after her shocking betrayal.
Aware that his brain tumour is becoming more fatal by the day, Chris wastes
no time in setting divorce proceedings in motion and tells his solicitor
in no uncertain terms that he wants Charity to be left penniless.
The disloyal businesswoman has no idea what her wheelchair-bound husband
is plotting behind her back. After he discovered she had been sleeping
with cousin Cain Dingle, Chris resolved not to tell his errant spouse that
he only has weeks left to live.
Instead, Chris is playing Charity at her own game by letting her try to
patch up their marriage, while knowing their is no possibility of a happy
ending.
When Charity greets Chris on his return home from the solicitors with
a hot meal and promises of a brighter future for them, he plays along.
Will Charity rumble his plan to leave her with nothing?
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DYING millionaire Chris Tate spends one last night with his cheating wife
Charity - then drops the bombshell that he is divorcing her and wants her
out of Home Farm.
Furious, Charity lashes out at Chris, which just makes him even more determined
to leave her penniless.
"It’s a chilling discovery for Charity," says Peter Amory,
who, as crippled Chris, is terminally ill with a brain tumour. "Chris
is consumed by a cold hatred of the woman he loved and he is determined
to leave her with nothing."
After he calls in his lawyer to discuss the divorce, Chris realises he
will have to go on a spending spree to stop Charity, who has been having
an affair with Cain, getting his money.
"He starts by buying Charity and Cain’s daughter Debbie a horse," says
Peter. "This makes Charity think he is really making an effort with
their relationship.
"Terry advises him to come clean with Charity about the divorce but
that’s too easy for Chris. He tells Charity he is buying a helicopter
and that he’s got another present arriving in the morning.
"An excited Charity thinks he wants a proper reconciliation and they
spend the night together. But the next day, he hits her with the news that
he has booked a luxury holiday for Zoe, Jean, himself and Joseph. She’s
not coming because he wants a divorce!"
Charity is outraged but Chris taunts her further. "He wants to hurt
Charity so he tells her she is penniless and he wants her to leave Home
Farm - now!" continues Peter.
His harsh words hit her hard and after one vicious remark too many, Charity
loses the plot and attacks him, forcing Chris to call out to Terry to pull
her off him.
Later, Chris finally tells his sister Zoe that he is dying. He also changes
his will to leave everything to Zoe and makes her his son Joseph’s
legal guardian.
"Chris wants to get everything sorted out before he dies," says
Peter. "He tries to stay unemotional but it’s a terrible time
for him. He’s determined to make Charity pay for what she has done."
Charity is devastated. But she’s sure that he can’t leave
her with nothing in a divorce. As revenge, she has a passionate reunion
with Cain. They book into a hotel and order champagne on Chris’s
credit card. But will Chris get the better of his wayward wife?
EMMERDALE
There are scorch-marks across the carpets of Home Farm as ruthless Chris
puts his wheelchair into overdrive in his race against time to commit a
devastating act of retribution.
Never has the expression 'money can't buy you love' been more appropriate
than when it concerns the millionaire Lord Tate and his lady of the night,
cheating Charity. But his wealth can certainly pay for revenge.
In the most explosive, thrilling and sensational story in soapland at
the moment, the terminally-ill businessman spares no expense as he deviously
sets about ridding himself of his harlot of a wife.
With the effects of his brain tumour now apparent and his speech impaired,
Chris is desperately fighting his own death sentence as he plots that of
Charity.
Having lost his nerve to gun her down last week, and with her "bit
of rough" lover Cain narrowly escaping injury in the hit and run he
arranged, Chris secretly seals their fate. And his bitter words hang ominously
in the air. "One thing I can guarantee," he vows. "I'm not
gunna be a good memory for her."
As a remorseful Charity settles back into their mansion with daughter
Debbie, blindly believing her betrayed husband is trying to give their
marriage one last chance, Chris is planning to divorce and disinherit her.
First, there is one final encounter under the duvet for the condemned
man before he reveals the bad news to the former sleeper.
"You and the brat have had your last freebie," he tells Charity. "The
gravy train's stopped... I've devised a new game. It's called Tate Loot.
You're on the square that says, 'Go directly to hell. Do not pass Home
Farm. Do not collect a brass farthing...'
"You'll probably need to go back to your old job. I'll make a start
by paying you for last night. Have you got change for a fiver?"
No, but her threepenny bits are in danger of popping out as she angrily
delivers a bunch of fives, attacking Chris in his chariot and screaming, "I'll
kill him!"
As always, faithful manservant Terry is there to haul her off. "The
boss picked you out of the gutter," he gasps as they grapple, "but
that's obviously where you belong."
With Charity scuttling off to that thug Cain like a farmyard rat, even
her sister-in-law and former lesbian lover Zoe has little sympathy. "You
callous, evil pregnant dog," she accuses. But Charity is wise to her
hypocrisy. "You weren't complaining when it were your turn," she
hisses.
Chris, however, is so dishonest he'd steal the shillings off a dead man's
eyes and he is putting a far more dangerous plan into action.
EMMERDALE is on fire at the moment - and not because one of its notorious
Everyone-Must-Go culls is underway.
While EastEnders and Coronation Street have become a combination of the
laboured and the ludicrous, Emmerdale has been doing what it does best
- indulging in a storyline of rampant lust and bitterness, despair and
destruction. It's sex and death: Dangerous Liaisons with sheep.
Basically the producers have bet all their chips on one storyline, around
four characters: Cain and Charity, Chris Tate and his faithful manservant
Terry.
As Terry observed: "I know what you're going through's bad..." His
remark was addressed to Chris. That's Chris, whose wife (Charity, the aptly-named
former prostitute) has been screwing Cain (her cousin!).
Chris who - besides being in a wheelchair - was diagnosed with a brain
tumour, at precisely the moment Charity was playing doctors and nurses
with Cain. Chris, who dare not tell his sister Zoe, the recently diagnosed
schizophrenic, that he has been suffering headaches and now fears going
blind or his son Joseph seeing him "on the floor having a fit".
But apart from all that, things aren't that bad.
Here's how the week progressed.
Monday
FEELING guilty, Charity resolves to cheer up Chris in the only way she
knows how. To help finish Charity's marriage, Cain recruits Charity's daughter,
13-year-old Debbie, fathered by Cain when they were young. (Before being
re-united with Charity recently, Debbie was being fostered - by vets.)
"Your mother's a simple soul," Cain tells Debbie.
"Seven bedrooms and a Jacuzzi and she's anybody's." Choice.
Tuesday
CHRIS feels hurt when Charity tells him his failure to 'perform' the night
before was "nothing".
"Well, it's not the first time," she observes breezily.
Terry agonises whether to tell Chris about Charity's affair - and then
tells him. "She's scum." Debbie calls her mother "a gold-digging
tart". Charity slaps her. Irate, Cain drives up to the Tates' pursued
by Charity (in her sports car), and Chris (in his wheelchair). Chris catches
her kissing Cain.
Wednesday
TERRY and Chris have a right old barney. "I'm not even dead yet and
she's dancing on my grave!" Chris complains. "This is worse than
being told you're dying. You've got a loyal wife. You've got legs."
Cain bates Chris whose self-pity escalates into Basil Fawlty territory: "Go
on!" he implores Cain. "Do something for once in your life! Beat
me to death. Go on! Shoot me!"
Later, Chris lies in wait with a gun, ready to shoot Cain and Charity.
"I haven't slept with him for days!" Charity complains reasonably.
"Well they say dogs return to their own vomit," Chris carps.
Later Charity tells Debbie, "It's gonna be OK from now on." It
isn't.
Thursday
CHRIS deliberately leaves Charity with no breakfast.
Traumatised, Debbie cannot eat her breakfast at all. Cain has a beer for
breakfast.
With the rest of the villagers eagerly looking on, Charity and Chris adjourn
to The Woolpack. In front of a drooling Cain, Chris kisses her.
Smouldering like a cross between Heathcliff and Dee Dee Ramone, Cain taunts
Chris.
"I've had her. Ain't that right cuz? She's a real animal. Any time,
any place. Back of my car, even the bogs in here." And they say romance
is dead.
Cain drags Chris out of his wheelchair and starts fighting.
But Chris has a hitman waiting outside. Sadly, he runs down Cain's uncle-father,
Shadrack by mistake.
Cain - getting more and more cross-eyed with fury - marches to the Tates'
declaring "I'm not going to hurt him. I'm going to kill him."
Chris decides to cut Charity out of his will. Chris's solicitor tells
him, "You could leave Charity as much or as little as you like."
Guess which he chooses. "A little!"
Friday
CHRIS wants a divorce - and quickly. "I want her out of my life," he
says. "While I've still got one."
Good point. Charity tells Chris she's a changed woman and, to prove her
commitment, makes him a baked potato tea.
As for last night's episode, Chris started spending Charity's inheritance,
splashing out on a pony ("called Boomshadow"), a holiday and
a load of double glazing from Bob's brother Eddie.
"No flies on you eh?" Eddie laughed. "Not yet, no."
Truth Time
Thursday | 11.09.03
Emmerdale's Zoe Tate returns home to the Home Farm nightmare.
Vet Zoe has been holidaying in America with daughter Jean and is surprised
to learn that Chris and Charity have split up.
Her brother's bizarre behaviour has been the cause of much anger in the
last few weeks. Zoe left for New York vowing never to speak to him again
after he tried to frame Jean's father Scott Windsor for rape.
But when she discovers that Chris has been made a fool of by Charity,
she rushes to her brother's side to comfort him. Chris is elated to see
his sister but after she makes it clear that their problems are far from
resolved, he decides to come clean.
The terminally ill businessman reveals his tragic secret to horrified
Zoe and tells her she is better off leaving Home Farm and getting on with
her own life away from him.
Can volatile Zoe cope with a tragedy of this scale?
Emmerdale's Cain Dingle is finding his temper impossible to control.
The badly behaved villager has caused merry hell after bedding his married
cousin Charity Tate behind terminally ill husband Chris Tate's back.
Although, Cain knew that the consequences of their actions would be severe,
he was convinced that Charity would divorce Chris and get half his money.
But the wily twosome have no idea that Chris is dying and is determined
to ensure Charity doesn't get a penny of his fortune. Having already maxed
out her credit cards and revoked all her money, Chris has ruined Charity's
future.
Pleased with his progress, Chris decides to have a quiet drink in the
Woolpack and bumps into his love rival. In an effort to throw Cain off
guard, Chris makes a spiteful comment about Cain and Charity's daughter
Debbie, saying she too will end up a prostitute like her mother.
Cain's violent and furious reaction is no surprise to the villagers but
when the hot headed local threatens to kill Chris everyone is shocked.
Will Cain's rash words come back to haunt him?
Emmerdale's Charity Tate thinks her floundering
marriage can be saved.
Charity has been astonished by wealthy husband Chris'
decision to divorce her and leave her penniless after she cheated with
cousin Cain.
However, when she receives an unexpected invitation
to join her estranged husband at Home Farm, the blonde bombshell is convinced
that a reconciliation is just around the corner.
But - as viewers are aware - Chris has discovered
he is dying of a brain tumour and plans to exact a cruel revenge on his
wayward wife. Having already spent much of his fortune on extravagant
items and passing custody of son Joseph onto sister Zoe, Chris has one
more disservice to deal to his longtime love.
And as Charity confesses that she really does love
Chris to her daughter Debbie, the wheelchair-bound businessman is putting
a horrific plan into action which is bound to claim at least one life.
The fatal situation intensifies as spurned lover
Cain, violent and heartbroken, decides to pay the Tate's a visit.
Who will survive the deadly drinks party?
Emmerdale stalwart Peter Amory is waving goodbye to the Dales.
After 14 years of playing tycoon Chris Tate, Peter is leaving Emmerdale
for pastures new but his exit promises to be explosive.
The love triangle between Chris, his cheating wife Charity and her lover
Cain Dingle is about to reach a brutal conclusion and Peter is keeping
tightlipped on how the drama will unfold.
But the actor is more than happy to reveal his true feelings about leaving
the workmates who've become like family to him.
He says, "Shooting the last few scenes was dreadful - awful. As soon
as we finished the producers came out with champagne but I felt very empty,
because I knew it was the last time I'd see a lot of these people.
"What I'll miss the most about working on the show is the cast and
crew. When you work on something for a long time, putting in the long hours,
you ultimately build up relationships. The sadness about leaving a job
like this is it is really one big family."
On the bright side though, Peter can now look forward to having more time
to spend with actress wife Claire King, who used to play Chris' evil stepmother
Kim Tate.
THE tempestuous love triangle between Chris, Charity and Cain leads to
a death at Home Farm.
The soap’s producers are determined to keep exactly who is killed
a secret, but viewers can expect a memorable week in the countryside saga.
"It all blows up. Something just has to give," says Jeff Hordley,
who plays Charity’s lawless lover Cain. "Cain hates Chris with
as much passion as he loves Charity. He vows that if she goes back to her
husband, he will kill both of them."
The compelling week opens with dying Chris cruelly turning the screw on
his cheating wife.
When Charity, Cain and daughter Debbie go to check out of their luxury
hotel, they find Chris has cancelled all Charity’s credit cards.
Deeply embarrassed, Charity is forced to leave her valuable Cartier watch
as a deposit until she can return with the money to pay the bill.
She turns down Cain’s offer to stay at the Dingles’ and rushes
back to Home Farm, where after lunging furiously at Chris, she is humiliated
by his smug solicitor Rachel, who calls the police to have her removed.
Homeless and broke, Charity begs Chloe to take her in for the night.
Cain visits Chris at Home Farm and tells him they can get along fine without
his money, but later in the pub Chris sneers that Cain will have to put young
Debbie on the game.
"Cain goes mad," says Jeff. "He has been drinking all day
and he loses it and attacks Chris. But he’s dragged off by the other
regulars and Louise throws him out."
The next day, Chris invites Charity round to Home Farm to talk, then prepares
a deadly welcome for his wife by coating a champagne glass with poison.
Meanwhile, Cain is back at the pub, telling Terry he intends to go after
Chris.
"He promises that if Charity goes back to Chris, he will kill them
both," says Jeff. "And he means it."
Debbie gives her mother all the money from her savings account so she
can look her best for the showdown at the farm.
She lies to Cain that Charity has gone to the cinema with Emily. But Cain
forces the truth out of her and warns her he would rather see Charity dead
than back with Chris.
As Chris opens the bottle of bubbly, Cain arms himself with a kitchen
knife and drives furiously to Home Farm, vowing vengeance.
Death strikes, and afterwards, Cain races away and nearly runs over Debbie
before ordering his daughter to get into his car.
Has Chris got his revenge on Charity, or the other way round? Or has Cain
carried out his threats against them both?
Emmerdale Special
Channel: ITV2
Date: Wednesday 17 September Time: 8:00pm to 9:00pm
Episode
The Bad Boy Bows Out
Review
As Chris Tate leaves Emmerdale, this programme takes a look at the trials
and tribulations that have surrounded him and his family over the years.
With behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with Peter Amory and other
cast members.
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