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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 20 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Emmerdale
The first episode was broadcast on the 16th of October 1972 on the day of Jacob's funeral. Who was Jacob? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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Annie Sugden's husband. Jacob Sugden died on the 10th of October, so consequently was never seen on screen.
In 1974, Jack Sugden went to Rome to work on a film script of his novel. What was the novel called? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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The Field of Tares. Jack Sugden was originally played by Andrew Burt, making his final appearance in 1976. Jack returned from Rome in 1980, this time being played by Clive Hornby.
Norfolk. Dolly Skilbeck was played by Katharine Baker from 1976-1979 and by Jean Rogers from 1980-1991.
On New Year's Day, 2004, who died when the Woolpack's chimney came crashing down in a storm? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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Trisha Dingle. Trisha Dingle was played by Sheree Murphy from 1998.
At the 2004 British Soap Awards 'Emmerdale' won 'Spectacular Scene of the Year' for the storm episodes.
What caused devastation to 'Emmerdale' in 1993 as Joe Sugden drove Annie and Leonard to the airport en route to Spain? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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Plane. Mark Hughes, Elizabeth Pollard and Archie Brooks were among those that died.
Eric Pollard. Eric Pollard flew to the Far East looking for love and found it with Fillipino student Dee de la Cruz in a Manila restaurant.
Kathy. Kathy's maiden name was Bates, she married Jackie Merrick in 1988, Chris Tate in 1991 and Dave Glover in 1996.
Amos Brearly. Henry (Arthur Pentelow) and Amos (Ronald Magill) were both in the show from 1972-1991.
The cast of 'Emmerdale' released a song called 'Hillbilly Rock Hillbilly Roll' in 1996. What did they call themselves? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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Woolpackers. It got to number 5 in the U.K. charts.
Who played Graham Lodsworth in 'Emmerdale' before joining the cast of 'EastEnders'? | The 'Emmerdale' Quiz
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Ross Kemp. Ross Kemp played Graham Lodsworth from 1986-1987. He joined 'EastEnders' in 1990 as Grant Mitchell.
Seth Armstrong. Stan Richards grew up in a mining village and worked as a Ministry of Labour clerk when he left school. He played Seth Armstrong from 1978, as an odd job man and then became a poacher-turned gamekeeper.
Bernice Blackstock. Laurel's first appearance was at Marlon and Tricia's engagement party when she was hired as a singing telegram. She came dressed as a bumble bee, but collapsed during her act and had to be rushed to hospital.
Neighbours. Ann Charleston plays the part of Lily Butterfield, Edna Birch's sister. They hadn't see each other since 1967, when Lily emigrated to Australia.
Peggy. Annie's daughter Peggy was married to farmhand Matt Skilbeck. She died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage in May 1973, three months after giving birth to twins Sam and Sally.
Joe Sugden. Joe Sugden was Jack's younger brother. He appeared in the first episode of "Emmerdale" in 1972 and was a regular cast member up until he left in 1994.
Chris Tate. Peter Amory trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and he landed the part of Chris Tate in 1989. He married Claire King in 1994, who played his on screen stepmother Kim Tate.
Pat Merrick. Jack married divorcée Pat Merrick in 1982. They had been childhood sweethearts but they split up when they were teenagers. She had two children, Sandie and Jackie, the latter of which turned out to be Jack's.
Vet. Zoe Tate arrived in "Emmerdale" after her father Frank and stepmother Kim had bought Home Farm. She had just graduated from a veterinary school in Edinburgh and had landed a job with a local vet in Hotten.
Benidorm. Terry and Brit were brought in by Alan Turner in 1995, to attract a wider clientele to the pub after Alan's financial problems. They saw this as their big chance to bring the pub more into the 20th century, but Alan always made it clear he was still the boss.
1993. On December 30, 1993 a plane crashed into the village killing four regular characters. The characters who were killed were Archie Brooks, Elizabeth Pollard, Mark Hughes and Leonard Kempinski.
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