Classic Emmerdale: The years fly by in the blink of an eye

[JaneJeffer]

We're about to leave 2005. How the time flies!

Oh Pearl! You Fool! Val gave her what for though.
Victoria and her friend are awful too.

Ugh Jo

She is such a cow isn't she?

Art imitating life

Carl pressing all the buttons. I think Tom Lister was on the wind up

Kelly - "I'm not having my pelvic floor going up ths swanny" 🤣🤣🤣

I love that painting in Paddy's house with the sheep and sheepdogs

Jo really has a face that would sour milk as my Granny used to say.

Not noticed the picture @JaneJeffer . I will have to be more observant.

Marlon's overacting and gurning reaching new heights today.

I'm enjoying it though. It's very well written compared to the stuff we're enduring in the present day which doesn't make sense half the time!

It's just Marlon I can't stand. Never could.

There's not the random appearance of people and events from nowhere that we have to endure either.

Daniel Jillings has arrived. I believe he was the youngest ever police officer in real life before he took up acting!

Has he left already? 🤣

Su Pollard 😂

Don't remember him at all.

A civilised family meal outdoors in a hurricane 🤣

Poor Gabby was nearly getting blown away

I only know of him because he runs a charity with Danny Miller!

I was thinking I watched today's and don't remember a police officer 🤔...

Then I re-read it 🤣.
Was he the mechanic lad ?

The Sue Pollard/Vicky Pollard gag was funny !

That's right @bizzey

Nice one Ashley

And there we have the real Shadrach - not a bit like the horrible person they portray him as having been in their retcon

Very unvicarlike conduct.

Oh no Noreen has returned. I was hoping we'd seen the last of her.

I agree about Shadrach. He was always my favourite Dingle - a loveable workshy rogue but not the monster they've turned him into.

Steph's jacket must have been made by Val

Why on earth are they bigging up Noreen's part? The bit where she did the wig-flicking was dire.

I stopped watching by now but am hoping Jo comes to a sticky end (down a grain silo or slurry pit preferably)