Emmerdale... A new start at Home Farm....no spoilers please

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So Joe is the new lord of the manor, but who is Graham really.

Will this be the thread where Moira and Cain finally get back together

Will there be wedding bells for Bob and Brenda, I don't think so

Will Marlon and the head teacher get along nicely or will it end up going nowhere slowly until we all want to scream at the telly

What will Lachlan do next.....................................

Dry eyed here tonight. Robron have always bored me. I'm guessing they'll break up twice by the end of the year.

Fab acting again tonight from Amy Walsh (Tracey).

Whole episode ruined by leaving the bloody door open. The mum in me is shouting 'we're not heating the street'!

The door provided the music wafting through, and the light coming through it framed them in front of it, plus when the camera panned away, it gave some light in the dark street. Literally a light in the darkness

Very nice and poetic and all that but it would still bugger up their home insurance. That village is full of dodgy people as well

No pleasing some people South, the actors have given an interview, and they say they've been promised there's no more tears

I'm a cynical romantic, it's very hard work 😓

I loved it! It gave me the serious warm and fuzzys.
I really loved Aaron's speech about all the good things Robert has done instead of the bad for a change.

I think the actress playing Tracey was great. It made me feel so sorry for her. I hated her when she was first in it but she has really grown on me and I think she is too good for David now. He has treated her horribly while he's always made out to be a good guy

Isn't that an oxymoron

Oh my! Just caught up with tonight's episode.
Many tears here too.
I didn't want Aaron to give Robert another chance a while ago, but they do seem right for each other.

Isn't that an oxymoron

I've been called worse

This pretty much sums up what was great about the episode metro.co.uk/2018/02/22/10-reasons-emmerdales-robert-and-aaron-reunion-episode-was-perfect-soap-7333081/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

A "big week" that wasn't about explosions, death, murder and misery
An episode dedicated to love and that fuzzy feeling
Seeing characters building friendships away from the usual locations
References to previous episodes rather than just rewriting history
And well probably British soap history with an entire episode dedicated to two LGBT couples
And the beauty that is Danny Miller (bye bye Dr Hair)

Robert the callous murderer. How nice he's found happiness.

There's a distinct absence of Grahams recently. Not having it.

Minor

Chink Graham's been on Twitter, saying how lovely the reunion is

I'll give it till easter before Robert messes up and makes Aaron cry again.

It was a good episode but I'm sick of those two.

I feel so sorry for Tracy, but she's doing a brilliant job, I think she's fab.

I didn’t like the Tracy storyline ,, but she acted so well I could feel how sad and desperate she was , brilliant

Liv and Robert scenes were so touching, and the group hug

Aww. It was lovely to see them all so happy.

If chas is 40 and Aaron 27 that means she was 13 when she had him?

Aaron is 26 but yeah they aged him up when Danny Miller took over the role. I think we're not supposed to think too hard about it

obviously not!

It's a bit like the story about the doll Vanessa got from Frank that Tracey thought was for her. The age gap means Vanessa would have been a teenager

Actually I think it was a doll's car

Maybe chas will give Robron her baby so they can have one each...

Didn’t chas actress just have twins? Bet she is annoyed she bothered losing her baby weight if she is to sport a bump soon.

Lucky Chas getting pregnant by the hottest hunk in the Dales.

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