EMMERDALE STORY LINE

[noblehead]

Is Annie Sugden still in Emmerdale?

[GraceK]

Is Annie Sugden still in Emmerdale?

Eeeeeeyyy naaaaawwww lass! Poor ole Annie is long gone now, as is her son Jack. The farm has changed hands and now there's all sorts of hi jinx going on there between the widowed female cougar who now rents the farm, and one of the young live in farm hands from Scouseland no less!

There's also a 'Saviour Baby' on the way, conceived by a divorced couple with the sole aim of her bone marrow saving her older sister. There's the vet's wife who's just run off to Australia with her Down's Syndrome son completely ignoring the father's rights and the law. Her husband who isn't the baby's father was all for it but has now refused to join her because he's been given community service for accidentally socking a copper in the jaw whilst he was aiming for the father - who I'm totally in sympathy with I might add.

Aye - it's all 'appnin on Emm!

[noblehead]

Eeeeeeyyy naaaaawwww lass! Poor ole Annie is long gone now, as is her son Jack. The farm has changed hands and now there's all sorts of hi jinx going on there between the widowed female cougar who now rents the farm, and one of the young live in farm hands from Scouseland no less!

There's also a 'Saviour Baby' on the way, conceived by a divorced couple with the sole aim of her bone marrow saving her older sister. There's the vet's wife who's just run off to Australia with her Down's Syndrome son completely ignoring the father's rights and the law. Her husband who isn't the baby's father was all for it but has now refused to join her because he's been given community service for accidentally socking a copper in the jaw whilst he was aiming for the father - who I'm totally in sympathy with I might add.

Aye - it's all 'appnin on Emm!

All change in Emmerdale Farm then. Seriously I've not watched Emmerdale since I was a child when my mother was addicted to all the Soaps, didn't it use to be on at lunch time?.....as I'm sure we as kids watched it with our mum in our dinner hour from school

[GraceK]

All change in Emmerdale Farm then. Seriously I've not watched Emmerdale since I was a child when my mother was addicted to all the Soaps, didn't it use to be on at lunch time?.....as I'm sure we as kids watched it with our mum in our dinner hour from school [/quote]

I didn't become a regular Emmerdale watcher until very late in life, Noble. I don't remember it being on in the daytime but whenever I did catch it on TV I can't say I was enthralled by Annie Sugden or the storylines. But I do enjoy it now, in fact it's the only TV programme that, if I miss, I do get withdrawal symptoms from. I think it has a good balance of positive and negative within its storylines plus it has the lovely scenery in it's favour.