Emmerdale Wiki

WELCOME TO THE EMMERDALE WIKI

Created on 4th February 2010, this community was built by the fans, for the fans, and is dedicated to housing a useful and informative database for all subject matter related to the long-running ITV soap opera Emmerdale. Our goal is to collaborate with other fans in order to build a reliable, accurate resource with as much detailed information about episodes, characters, and story elements as possible. All are welcome to join in and contribute here, so long as edits are constructive, discussions are positive, and both are relevant to this series.
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ABOUT EMMERDALE

Emmerdale, known as 'Emmerdale Farm' until 1989, is a popular and critically acclaimed long-running British soap opera, broadcast on ITV since 1972. It is set in the fictional village of Emmerdale (known as Beckindale until 1994) in the Yorkshire Dales, England and was created by Kevin Laffan. The series is produced by ITV Studios in Yorkshire and broadcast on the ITV network and was first broadcast on 16th October 1972.Read More

If you're new to the show, we recommend that you check out the General Information section first to get you up to speed with the creation, concept, general information and rough history of the show...
...and then delve into the archives by reading up on past Emmerdale episodes and find out about the characters who currently live in the village and those from days past...
...other than that we also recommend pages on the various cast and crew the show has had over the years if you want to dig into the magic behind the scenes.

FEATURED MEDIA

ON THIS DAY

20th February 1992: Alan visits Seth at the fish farm and orders him to clear the place up. He starts to stack some crates, but they fall over on top of him. Alan panics as Seth lays unconscious. Seth is in a daze after his accident. He claims to have lost his memory and doesn't know who he is. Alan doesn't take him seriously until he turns down the offer of a free drink. He takes him straight to the hospital leaving his tin of money behind. Archie finds Seth's tin of money at the fish farm. Seth is in hospital with mild concussion. Archie tells Alan that Seth has had an industrial accident and he is entitled to compensation. Alan refuses to be threatened and throws Archie out of the pub.

For more information see Episode 1636 (20th February 1992)

FEATURED CHARACTER

Graham Foster

Graham Foster was the right-hand man of Joe Tate and Kim Tate and the boyfriend of Rhona Goskirk.

Graham first arrived in the village in 2017 as the right-hand man of Joe Tate, then known by his alias Tom Waterhouse. He helped Joe escape the village in October 2018 after Kim Tate returned from prison. Upon Kim's permanent return in March 2019, he started working for her and they began an on-off relationship until Graham set his sight on Rhona Goskirk in late-2019.

In 2020, Graham planned to move to France with Rhona and Leo Goskirk. However, the day they planned to leave, Graham was murdered by Rhona's ex-husband and rapist, Pierce Harris.

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LATEST EPISODES

Next episode - Thursday 20th February at 7.30pm on ITV/STV or 7am on ITVX

THIS WEEK ON CLASSIC EMMERDALE

Classic episodes are currently being broadcast on weekday afternoons on ITV3 with a repeat the following morning.

Monday 17th February

1.40pm - Episode 4459 (8th September 2006)

2.10pm - Episode 4460 (10th September 2006)

Tuesday 18th February

1.40pm - Episode 4461 (11th September 2006)

2.10pm - Episode 4462 (12th September 2006)

Wednesday 19th February

1.40pm - Episode 4463 (13th September 2006)

2.10pm - Episode 4464 (14th September 2006)

Thursday 20th February

1.40pm - Episode 4465 (15th September 2006)

2.10pm - Episode 4466 (17th September 2006)

Friday 21st February

1.40pm - Episode 4467 (18th September 2006)

2.10pm - Episode 4468 (19th September 2006)

Classic episode guide - 2025

WHERE TO WATCH

Current episodes:

Mon-Fri at 7.30pm on ITV.

Classic episodes:
Mon-Fri Lunchtime on ITV3.

QUOTES

"Y'know it doesn't look good for business. They'll think we're holding our own cremations."
Vanessa Woodfield on Paddy Kirk's barbeque at Smithy Cottage next to the Vet's Surgery

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DID YOU KNOW...

...that it took the programme almost 29 years to reach its 3000th episode, but due to the show moving to six episodes a week soon afterwards, it only took 10 years to double the total?
...that the programme has had two two-hander episodes, in 2000 and 2002?
...that Swedish band The Cardigans named their 1994 album 'Emmerdale' after becoming enamoured with the soap's name on a visit to the UK?
...that the programme has only ever had one live episode, which was broadcast on 17th October 2012 as part of the 40th anniversary celebrations.
...that Spice Girls's Mel B appeared as an extra numerous times throughout 1993 and 1994?