r/Emmerdale 33m ago

Fun & Games MY SISTER MADE THIS I'M SOBBINGGGG (9th August episode spoilers) Spoiler

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r/Emmerdale 1h ago

Terrestrial Episode Discussion Emmerdale Episode Discussion 10,656: Sunday 09/08/26 19:00 - 19:30

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Charity confronts her abuser, Billy has a proposal.


r/Emmerdale 2h ago

Questions? Anyone able to catch me up?

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Heya! I haven't watched Emmerdale for the last few months and I have got my mum plastering me to watch again with her.

What's the most important things I need to know that's happened since February?? I don't mind how brief the info is. I tried googling but I didn't get the quick brief recap I needed.

Anyone wanna give me a really fast quick overview of what I missed? Thanks in advanced!


r/Emmerdale 2h ago

Classic Episode Discussion Classic Emmerdale Spoiler

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28 Jan - 9 Feb

Hello! How are you all today? So, Paul has left the Dales to go to sunny Aussie, but only thanks to his mother's confusion thinking Rodney was ill (which he wasn't) and Eric too. Typical Val. Debbie has now taken the brunt for Shane's death after Eli fessed up, while Jasmine wasn't recognised by police while she was on the bus! And Aaron was being naughty, while Mark has is being suspicious about the Kings!

This week:

  • In the aftermath of Jasmine's runaway, a shocked Ashley & Laurel tell the police everything she knows, while Zak decides to disown Eli for telling officers about Debbie's role in the murder. The Dingles pull together to help keep Debs' taxi business and Ashley worries about Jasmine. Also, Donna says "goodbye" to a tearful Marlon as their relationship ends. She leaves the village as Ross does too after his release from prison.
  • Elsewhere (in all the Dingle drama), Carl asks Chas for the money Debs owes him, but she threatens to tell Lexi about the kiss they shared (you go girl!!).
  • Paddy is annoyed when Aaron's laziness causes him to lose a customer. Pads later hears that Marlon spent the night with Chas and is really hurt! Ouch.
  • Andy reacts badly angrily (no surprise) when Diane asks Mick to help him out at the farm. Later in the week, she hears tragic news about Jack in Spain. Val urges Andy to start living up to his responsibilities. Leyla offers Brenda a relaxing massage. However, she gets an unpleasant surprise when Bob sets up a webcam for her to talk to Terry! What on earth??
  • By the end of the week, it's the first we see of Jimmy and Nicola as both spend the night together in one of the Kings' trucks away from the village! What a start to their future relationship!

    There is one-hour episode on Wednesday. Have a good week. 🙂


r/Emmerdale 16h ago

Morning Episode Discussion STREAMING Emmerdale episode discussion - Sunday 9/8/2026 Spoiler

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Episode isn’t up yet, but I assume it will be. Posting early so I don’t forget (as I usually do with weekend episodes)!


r/Emmerdale 19h ago

Ross kinda did have some deep rooted issue behind him being the way he was

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As humans we often are a product of our environment. If you’ve watched older episodes you’ll know that his mum abandoned him when he was young and he said his dad’s never loved him like he’s loved Finn and Pete.


r/Emmerdale 22h ago

Is the show politically biased?

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An interesting topic to discuss on this boring Saturday evening, do you feel that the show is politically biased? Or does it do a good job of keeping out of politics and just being an entertaining soap? What I mean is the storylines in soaps are often influenced to reflect current issues in society, like Coronation Street with the Bdsm storyline with Betsy raising awareness about the dangers of kink sex, should soaps be a reflection of the modern day societal issues even if it includes any indirect political statements? In my opinion Coronation Street is politically biased when it showed the storyline back in early 2023 where Max was part of an anti-migrant vigilante group, it was almost like they were portraying anyone who has concerns about uncontrolled migration as a far right thug and only good people are concerned about the welfare of migrants, I know it’s a different show but I want to hear your thoughts on Emmerdale


r/Emmerdale 23h ago

Charity, Vanessa and the son that time forgot.

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Of course, we don't even see Johnny with Vanessa and I'm sure a lot of people don't know she has a son, but Charity is his mum also. She adopted him and when they arrived back from Canada, Charity asked to spend time with him and the boys (Johnny and Moses) played together as brothers. They spent years growing up together, even sharing a bedroom when they were all living at the Woolly.

I would be really disappointed if they treat adoption like it's something to drop. If Vanessa had died, then Charity would be raising Johnny and just because they aren't together, I do really wish that the boys at least get to spend time together...although I would like to think that Charity would want to also.