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|born = [[April]] [[1925]] |
|born = [[April]] [[1925]] |
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|died = [[21st June]] [[1977]] |
|died = [[21st June]] [[1977]] |
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| + | |sibling(s) = A sister |
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|spouse(s) = [[Freda Gimbel]] |
|spouse(s) = [[Freda Gimbel]] |
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|children = [[Kathy Davis]] (1952)<br>[[Martin Gimbel]] (1955)<br>[[Davey Gimbel]] (1960) |
|children = [[Kathy Davis]] (1952)<br>[[Martin Gimbel]] (1955)<br>[[Davey Gimbel]] (1960) |
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|first appearance = [[Episode 213 (25th November 1974)|25th November 1974]] |
|first appearance = [[Episode 213 (25th November 1974)|25th November 1974]] |
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|last appearance = [[Episode 269 (10th November 1975)|10th November 1975]] |
|last appearance = [[Episode 269 (10th November 1975)|10th November 1975]] |
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|duration = [[1974]]-[[1975]] |
|duration = [[1974]]-[[1975]] |
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| − | |played by = [[John Atkinson]] |
+ | |played by = [[John Atkinson]] |
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'''Jim Gimbel''' was first mentioned in October 1973 by [[Amos Brearly]] when he mentioned his new motor car. |
'''Jim Gimbel''' was first mentioned in October 1973 by [[Amos Brearly]] when he mentioned his new motor car. |
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Revision as of 16:08, 2 October 2018
Jim Gimbel was first mentioned in October 1973 by Amos Brearly when he mentioned his new motor car.
In February 1974 Jim was mentioned by Sam Pearson. In October 1974 after Joe Sugden and his new wife Christine separated after just six weeks of marriage, Joe started dating Jim's recently separated daughter Kathy. Jim disapproved of this.
In May 1975, Jim threw his son Martin out after an argument with him but later allowed back home. Jim felt he was being patronised by his son about how to do farming as Martin was a child. In January 1976, Jim and his wife Freda went to visit Jim's sister, offscreen.
Offscreen, in 1977, Jim became increasingly violent. He started physically abusing his children and when he raised his hand to Freda, his other son Davey defended her but Jim turned on him. Freda left Jim and the live in lover scandal of his daughter Kathy with Joe forced the depressed Jim to shoot himself. His reign of terror in Beckindale ended.
See also
- Full list of appearances
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