Changes: Episode 1630 (30th January 1992)

Revision as of 00:09, 9 February 2017

Plot

Joe and Frank greet the photographer who is going to take the holiday village brochure pictures. Sarah has changed her mind about what she and Jack are going as to The Woolpack party. It was going to be the owl and the pussycat, but now they are going as roundheads. Eric tells Elizabeth that his scheme led to her getting her job back and a pay rise. She knew that there had to be a reason for Alan's sudden change of heart and is not mad with Eric for interfering. Gordon, the photographer, is a little disappointed when he sees his models - Seth and Archie. He notices that Seth hasn't got any teeth. Alan has dressed up as Oliver Hardy - he would have been 100 years old today. Everyone gets ready to have their picture taken in summer clothes. Alan doesn't take his fancy dress off and everyone thinks that he is Hitler. Mark asks Melanie if she wants to work at The Woolpack for the night. He says that she can stay at his house if she can't get home. Alan does his Hardy impression, but is upset when Seth and Archie think that he is Fatty Arbuckle. Jack is roped into posing as a holiday maker with Lynn on his knee for the brochure. Rachel tells Sarah about Jack and Lynn posing together. She warns Sarah to watch out for Lynn as she nearly broke her and Michael up. Kim refuses to do any more photographs. Rachel finds the extension in a mess when she arrives home. It is only half repainted as well. Elizabeth and Eric find themselves involved in the brochure photographs at the fish farm. Eric seems reluctant to be featured. Alan has changed his fancy dress into Charles II. Kim and Joe hatch a plot to catch the dry stone wall thieves. Archie has come to the fancy dress party as Ghandi, Seth and Bill are the Wright Brothers and Lynn Whiteley is a pussycat. Frank is dressed as Charles I; this puts Alan out. Lynn is put out to see that Jack has not come as an owl. She has a bitchy exchange with Sarah. Michael gets annoyed when he hears Kim, Frank and Alan discussing his mum and Eric. They all think that they make an odd couple. Bill and Seth win the mens prize - a free pint. Alan comments that it will be twenty years before he wins another one after Seth says that it took that long to get a free pint out of Amos. Lynn gets the ladies prize. Sarah says that it's a pity she can't win them all. Mark takes Melanie home. she is a bit worried as she was under the impression that he lived with Jack and Sarah. Rachel comes downstairs and demands to know where Melanie is sleeping. Mark and Rachel row so Melanie asks for a taxi to take her home. Rachel tells Mark that he can't bring girls home, but he calls her a hypocrite because Michael is staying over.

Cast

Regular cast

Guest cast

Gordon - Martin Oldfield
Melanie Clifford - Joanne Woodcock

January 1992 episodes

← Thu 2nd • Tue 7th • Thu 9th • Tue 14th • Thu 16th
Tue 21st • Thu 23rd • Tue 28th • Thu 30th →

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 ==Plot==
-[[Joe Sugden|Joe]] and [[Frank Tate|Frank]] greet the photographer who is going to take the holiday village brochure pictures. [[Sarah Connolly|Sarah]] has changed her mind about what she and [[Jack Sugden|Jack]] are going as to [[The Woolpack]] party. It was going to be the owl and the pussycat, but now they are going as roundheads. [[Eric Pollard|Eric]] tells [[Elizabeth Feldmann|Elizabeth]] that his scheme led to her getting her job back and a pay rise. She knew that there had to be a reason for [[Alan Turner|Alan]]'s sudden change of heart and is not mad with Eric for interfering. [[Gordon (Episode 1630)|Gordon]], the photographer, is a little disappointed when he sees his models - [[Seth Armstrong|Seth]] and [[Archie Brooks|Archie]]. He notices that Seth hasn't got any teeth. Alan has dressed up as Oliver Hardy - he would have been 100 years old today. Everyone gets ready to have their picture taken in summer clothes. Alan doesn't take his fancy dress off and everyone thinks that he is Hitler. [[Mark Hughes|Mark]] asks Melanie if she wants to work at The Woolpack for the night. He says that she can stay at his house if she can't get home. Alan does his Hardy impression, but is upset when Seth and Archie think that he is Fatty Arbuckle. Jack is roped into posing as a holiday maker with Lynn on his knee for the brochure. [[Rachel Hughes|Rachel]] tells Sarah about Jack and Lynn posing together. She warns Sarah to watch out for Lynn as she nearly broke her and Michael up. Kim refuses to do any more photographs. Rachel finds the extension in a mess when she arrives home. It is only half repainted as well. Elizabeth and Eric find themselves involved in the brochure photographs at the fish farm. Eric seems reluctant to be featured. Alan has changed his fancy dress into Charles II. Kim and Joe hatch a plot to catch the dry stone wall thieves. Archie has come to the fancy dress party as Ghandi, Seth and Bill are the Wright Brothers and Lynn Whiteley is a pussycat. Frank is dressed as Charles I; this puts Alan out. Lynn is put out to see that Jack has not come as an owl. She has a bitchy exchange with Sarah. Michael gets annoyed when he hears Kim, Frank and Alan discussing his mum and Eric. they all think that they make an odd couple. Bill and Seth win the mens prize - a free pint. Alan comments that it will be twenty years before he wins another one after Seth says that it took that long to get a free pint out of Amos. Lynn gets the ladies prize. Sarah says that it's a pity she can't win them all. Mark takes Melanie home. she is a bit worried as she was under the impression that he lived with Jack and Sarah. Rachel comes downstairs and demands to know where Melanie is sleeping. Mark and Rachel row so Melanie asks for a taxi to take her home. Rachel tells Mark that he can't bring girls home, but he calls her a hypocrite because Michael is staying over.
+[[Joe Sugden|Joe]] and [[Frank Tate|Frank]] greet the photographer who is going to take the holiday village brochure pictures. [[Sarah Connolly|Sarah]] has changed her mind about what she and [[Jack Sugden|Jack]] are going as to [[The Woolpack]] party. It was going to be the owl and the pussycat, but now they are going as roundheads. [[Eric Pollard|Eric]] tells [[Elizabeth Feldmann|Elizabeth]] that his scheme led to her getting her job back and a pay rise. She knew that there had to be a reason for [[Alan Turner|Alan]]'s sudden change of heart and is not mad with Eric for interfering. [[Gordon (Episode 1630)|Gordon]], the photographer, is a little disappointed when he sees his models - [[Seth Armstrong|Seth]] and [[Archie Brooks|Archie]]. He notices that Seth hasn't got any teeth. Alan has dressed up as Oliver Hardy - he would have been 100 years old today. Everyone gets ready to have their picture taken in summer clothes. Alan doesn't take his fancy dress off and everyone thinks that he is Hitler. [[Mark Hughes|Mark]] asks Melanie if she wants to work at The Woolpack for the night. He says that she can stay at his house if she can't get home. Alan does his Hardy impression, but is upset when Seth and Archie think that he is Fatty Arbuckle. Jack is roped into posing as a holiday maker with Lynn on his knee for the brochure. [[Rachel Hughes|Rachel]] tells Sarah about Jack and Lynn posing together. She warns Sarah to watch out for Lynn as she nearly broke her and Michael up. Kim refuses to do any more photographs. Rachel finds the extension in a mess when she arrives home. It is only half repainted as well. Elizabeth and Eric find themselves involved in the brochure photographs at the fish farm. Eric seems reluctant to be featured. Alan has changed his fancy dress into Charles II. Kim and Joe hatch a plot to catch the dry stone wall thieves. Archie has come to the fancy dress party as Ghandi, Seth and Bill are the Wright Brothers and Lynn Whiteley is a pussycat. Frank is dressed as Charles I; this puts Alan out. Lynn is put out to see that Jack has not come as an owl. She has a bitchy exchange with Sarah. Michael gets annoyed when he hears Kim, Frank and Alan discussing his mum and Eric. They all think that they make an odd couple. Bill and Seth win the mens prize - a free pint. Alan comments that it will be twenty years before he wins another one after Seth says that it took that long to get a free pint out of Amos. Lynn gets the ladies prize. Sarah says that it's a pity she can't win them all. Mark takes Melanie home. she is a bit worried as she was under the impression that he lived with Jack and Sarah. Rachel comes downstairs and demands to know where Melanie is sleeping. Mark and Rachel row so Melanie asks for a taxi to take her home. Rachel tells Mark that he can't bring girls home, but he calls her a hypocrite because Michael is staying over.
 ==Cast==