Plot[]
Concerned by Zoe’s irrational behaviour despite her new found comfort in the church, Ashley calls on Zoe with a Biblical reading plan to help her through the difficult times. But the reading plan backfires and Zoe reads demonic quotes to Joseph as she helps him create a mask for his school play. Charity is horrified and is forced to drag Joseph out of harm's way. Zoe visits the surgery in a bid to talk herself into a positive state of mind, but the negative voices in her head are too powerful. In a fit of anger, Zoe rips up the appointment diary, targeting every entry that includes Rhona’s name. She then hits a new low and, in a bid to beat the demons in her head, seizes some tranquillisers from a shelf in the surgery. Taking a large dose, her body slumps and she collapses on to the desk. Having been tipped off by Chloe, Louise is inquisitive about Ray's criminal dealings. Prepared for the inevitable interrogation, Ray is calm and collected, cunningly putting her mind at rest. Turning the questioning round, Ray insists that if they are to stay together Louise must accept him warts and all. Unaware of what she is letting herself in for, Louise agrees to try. Trying to carry on as normal, Scott and Chloe go to work pretending nothing has happened but are secretly petrified by Ray's threats. Scott points out to Chloe that they didn’t actually see Tony’s body and have no hard proof that Ray killed Tony.
Cast[]
Regular cast[]
- Zoe Tate - Leah Bracknell
- Joseph Tate - Oliver Young
- Charity Tate - Emma Atkins
- Chloe Atkinson - Amy Nuttall
- Bob Hope - Antony Audenshaw
- Ray Mullan - Seamus Gubbins
- Louise Appleton - Emily Symons
- Marlon Dingle - Mark Charnock
- Nicola Blackstock - Nicola Wheeler
- Paddy Kirk - Dominic Brunt
- Rhona Goskirk - Zoe Henry
- Lisa Dingle - Jane Cox
- Sam Dingle - James Hooton
- Zak Dingle - Steve Halliwell
- Phil Weston - Mark Jardine
- Emily Dingle - Kate McGregor
- Scott Windsor - Ben Freeman
Guest cast[]
- Peg Dingle - Jeanne Hepple
- Michelle Tokley - Christine Roberts
Locations[]
- Home Farm - Kitchen and dining room
- Café Hope - Outdoor seating area and café
- Village Store, Post Office & Off-Licence - Exterior
- Smithy Cottage - Front garden
- Emmerdale Veterinary Surgery - Reception and consulting room
- Wishing Well Cottage - Living room/kitchen
- The Woolpack - Public bar, beer garden and men's toilets
Notes[]
- TV Times synopsis: Zoe turns to drugs to ease her torment; Louise turns a blind eye to Ray's way of life; and Sam is disturbed by having to end his relationship.
- Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 8,630,000 viewers (14th place).
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