Plot[]
Joe rings Christine's father but is unable to get hold of him; he leaves a message. Dryden decides to have a word with George. Reverend Ruskin and Liz arrive home from lunch with Father Dougan. Liz still thinks Reverend Ruskin is still handling the situation with Letty wrongly. Henry has his eye on the Sugdens old sofa for The Woolpack, whilst Joe has his eye on it for his attic. Amos receives a call from somebody asking to book the entire Woolpack hotel, but refusing to specify how many rooms they want. Thinking it's a practical joke, he hangs up. Liz fears that soon the village will be split between those who are pro-Ruskin and anti-Ruskin. She asks Reverend Ruskin to stop antagonising Wally, but he refuses to stand back from the situation. A well-dressed couple walk into The Woolpack look around and walk out again. Joe frets about why Christine's father hasn't called him back. Matt has a drink with Alison's friend, Louise, in The Woolpack. She tells him that she's grateful for the support he's given Alison considering her friends deserted her after she came "out". Matt's puzzled.
Cast[]
Regular cast[]
- Annie - Sheila Mercier
- Matt - Frederick Pyne
- Joe - Frazer Hines
- Christine - Angela Cheyne
- Wilks - Arthur Pentelow
- Amos - Ronald Magill
- Ruskin - George Little
- Liz - Daphne Green
- Dryden - Roy Boyd
Guest cast[]
Locations[]
- The Woolpack - Public bar
- Vicarage - Lounge
- Emmerdale Farm - Farmhouse kitchen/living room and attic
Notes[]
- From this episode onwards, the 'Writer' credit appears in the opening credits, rather than the closing credits.
- TV Times synopsis: In fighting for what he believes to be right for the church and village, the Rev. Edward Ruskin has reached a point where even his wife, Liz, may not be able to support him...
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