In Classic Emmerdale spoilers for episodes airing on ITV3 on Friday November 8, Dawn’s lashing out, Lesley’s on the rob, and Adam’s under pressure!
These episodes originally aired on April 6 and 7, 2006.
Silly Lesley makes a bad decision when she finds Rodney’s credit card (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Lesley resorts to stealing!
Lesley is sorting through some of Rodney‘s clothes that have been donated to the jumble sale when she comes across his credit card. At first, she’s planning to return it, but when she spots him lavishing presents on Kelly, she has a change of heart.
She uses the card to pay her phone bill, then cuts it up to avoid any more temptation.
She shares her money woes with Pearl, who’s also feeling the pinch as she saves up to buy a ticket to visit her grandson in Hong Kong.
Dawn’s feeling the strain
And there’s even more financial worries for Dawn, who’s fretting over Jo not paying full rent. When Jo brings an overnight visitor home, Dawn’s put out.
Later she gets a letter about repaying her debt and she’s horrified to discover how much she owes!
Meanwhile, Jamie’s worried about his sister and accidentally lets slip about Dawn’s fraud trial in a phone call with their mum, Jean.
Dawn is annoyed when she sees Scott’s new car so she smashes it up! (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Dawn lashes out in Classic Emmerdale!
When Jamie suggests Dawn asks Bob or Jean for a loan, she refuses. But it’s clear the worry’s weighing heavily on Dawn.
Later she and Scott argue when he’s upset with Viv for not telling him Zoe sent pics of daughter Jean.
Dawn’s still annoyed when she sees Scott’s got a flash new car and so she trashes it! Oops!
Adam’s in trouble!
Adam’s alarmed when Terence returns and reveals he knows the truth about Dr Forsythe’s shady past! And when Terence sends him an incriminating newspaper article Adam decides he’s got no choice but to flee the country!
Donna plays Cupid in Classic Emmerdale
Elsewhere, Donna spots Paddy’s crush on Toni and organises a double date with her and Marlon, Hari moves into the village, and Simon’s pleased when Tash visits.
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In Classic Emmerdale spoilers for episodes airing on ITV3 on Monday October 28, Dawn’s heartbroken by Scott’s betrayal, Noreen’s hurt, and Katie’s moving on.
These episodes originally aired on March 12 and 13, 2006.
Who’s the snitch?
With Dawn in trouble for benefit fraud, Viv’s convinced it was Kelly who snitched on her. She tells Rodney who’s positive Kelly wouldn’t do such a thing. Kelly tells him that it was Scott.
When Dawn approaches Kelly later, it’s Rodney who steps in to stop things getting out of hand – and drops Scott right in it!
Fuming, Dawn tracks Scott down. He tries to deny it but he’s bang to rights and soon the Hope family turn their backs on him. They ask him to move out, and Scott’s broken.
Dawn’s furious that Scott was the one who reported her (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Family reunion?
Katie’s mum Caroline arrives at the hospital, but their reunion is a little awkward at first. As they begin to bond, though, Caroline tells Katie about her life in Greece and the reality of just how far away it is, begins to sink in.
The next day, Katie’s reluctance to move away becomes more obvious and it’s best mate Chas who twigs that it’s because she still has feelings for Andy.
She warns Katie that their relationship didn’t work last time so why would it be any different this time round and urges her to make a new start in Greece.
Wrong decision in Classic Emmerdale?
When Andy visits later, he tells Katie she can stay with him while she makes a decision about her future, but Katie – with Chas’s warning in her ears – turns him down.
Later, though, as Chas chats to Carl about the situation, he comments that you can’t help who you fall in love with, and Chas begins to wonder if she’s given Katie the wrong advice!
Andy’s upset when Katie tells him she’s not going to move in – she’s going to live with her mum (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Noreen’s hurt in Classic Emmerdale
Noreen’s upset about the Hotten Courier’s criticism of her appearance, pointing out that her hair and makeup helps her feel happy – something she didn’t feel until she was 60. She tells Val she’s pulling out of the election, and Val, annoyed by Eric strutting about, announces she’s going to run instead.
Ashley wants his house back
Ashley tells Jasmine he’s not sure how much longer Debbie can stay with them, but Jasmine begs for more time.
DIY SOS!
Sam wants him and Alice to find a place of their own to rent, but Alice isn’t keen on moving. She wants the family around them to help with baby Samson and her illness.
When she tells Zak that Sam wants to be more independent, Zak comes up with a solution. He works all day, and converts their bedroom into a self-contained bedsit and Sam is delighted.
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In Classic Emmerdale spoilers for episodes airing on ITV3 on Friday October 25, Dawn’s out for revenge, Louise is crushed and Noreen’s giving up politics!
These episodes originally aired on March 16 and 17, 2006.
Dawn celebrates!
It’s celebration time for Dawn as she passes her driving test, and heads to the pub for congratulatory drinks. When Jo arrives to join in the fun, she brings two letters for Dawn. One is an offer of a place on the college course she’s been aiming for and Dawn’s delighted.
But the other is from the DHSS letting Dawn know she is being investigated for fraud. Bob tells his daughter not to worry but Jo – thinking out loud – says with all the jobs Dawn has on the side, perhaps she’s in trouble.
Kelly catches Scott and quizzes him about what he’s done – Scott says he reported Dawn ages ago because he was angry with her, but now he regrets it. Kelly says it’s too late for him to be sorry, and she just hopes Dawn doesn’t find out who shopped her.
There’s good news and bad news for Dawn (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
It’s curry-oke night in the Woolpack and Louise takes to the stage as Olivia Newton John. But after singing just a few lines, she’s laughed off and crushed, she hurries away. Diane is sympathetic but reminds Louise that she’s tried to tell her she can’t sing several times. Louise snaps back, but ends up in floods of tears.
Sabotage in Classic Emmerdale spoilers
Marlon and Toni are butting heads in the Woolpack kitchen. So Marlon takes matters into his own hands and decides to sabotage Toni’s cooking.
Dawn wants revenge!
The next day, Dawn’s nervous as she attends her fraud interview and discovers the investigator is Philippa Reed. She tells Dawn someone reported her and Dawn’s fuming. She admits she’s done a bit of extra work but didn’t think it was enough to cause a problem. But as Philippa produces video recordings and print-outs of Dawn’s bank statements, things start to look bleak.
Meanwhile, another officer is quizzing Ashley and Viv, and gathering evidence, and Dawn’s shocked to discover she could end up with a custodial sentence.
Back in the village she’s determined to find out who shopped her, and Kelly’s her first suspect. When it seems Kelly’s hiding something, Dawn’s on to her and Bob has to hold her back!
Kelly’s furious with Scott and when he says he had no idea things would get this serious, points out that even he can’t be that stupid.
Katie tells Andy she’ll be going to her aunt’s when she’s out of hospital (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Political thinking in Classic Emmerdale
Eric’s fretting after hearing several people say they’re going to switch their vote to Noreen. But, after a bruising interview with the Hotten Courier, Noreen decides her political career is over.
Katie tells Andy that the police have found her mum and they’ll be staying at her aunt’s together when she is out of hospital. Daz is delighted to know Katie will be out of their lives.
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Dawn Woods shocked her father Bob when she arrived in Emmerdale in 2003 and announced she was engaged to the much older Terry.
She stayed in the village for three years before meeting a tragic end in 2006. With her final weeks currently playing out on Classic Emmerdale, we take a look at Dawn’s time in the Dales.
Terry was much older than Dawn (Credit: ITV/ Shutterstock)
Despite’s Bob’s reservations over the 27-year age gap, Dawn and Terry got married in March 2003, a month after her arrival. They went on to have son TJ (Terry Junior) together. But shortly after TJ’s birth, Terry a stroke. Struggling to cope with a baby and an ill husband, Dawn ended the marriage.
When Dawn’s mum arrived to support her through the split, she took a liking to Terry and made a move on him. After being rejected, she encouraged her daughter to go for sole custody of TJ. Dawn agreed, arguing that due to his stroke, Terry often got tired and was a possible risk to TJ.
Emmerdale Dawn Woods: Relationship with her stepbrother
Dawn started seeing her stepbrother Scott Windsor, which gained more disapproval from Bob – who was married to Scott’s mum Viv. The couple soon moved in together, but Dawn was devastated when Scott left her. Zoe Tate was planning to move to America with her and Scott’s daughter Jean, and had invited Scott to go with them.
Scott sent Dawn a letter telling her that it was best if they split as people thought their relationship was weird and he had convinced himself that he didn’t love her. Not wanting to see Scott or Zoe before they left for the US, Dawn legged it to Spain to stay with her mum.
However, Scott never made it to America. Zoe discovered that he and his mum were plotting to take Jean. A fight occurred and Zoe stabbed Scott with a syringe full of ketamine. Dawn flew home just as Scott woke up in hospital and initially forgave him. But after she discovered he’d been blackmailing Paddy to be a witness against Zoe at trial, his true colours was shown to Dawn.
Scott later punched Dawn by mistake while attacking Paddy and he was arrested for assault. Realising that Scott might be capable of rape as Zoe claimed, Dawn ended their relationship for good.
Dawn died young (Credit: ITV/ Shutterstock)
Time in prison
After his release from prison, Scott decided to get revenge on Dawn by reporting Dawn for benefit fraud. She’d been doing odd jobs to support TJ and make ends meet.
Dawn was sentenced to 6 weeks in prison, although she only served 3 weeks. Upon her release, she was shocked to discover that her mum and Terry were now in a relationship. When they refused to end their relationship, Dawn reminded Terry that her mum was the reason she went for sole custody of their son.
Dawn banned both Terry and her mum from seeing TJ and took him away to Cornwall.
Dawn’s tragic death
When Dawn returned to Emmerdale, she informed everyone that she had met someone and would be moving there permanently. Terry begged her to change her mind, but she refused.
On the day of her planned departure, Dawn allowed Terry to spend the day with TJ, but he was late returning TJ, resulting in them missing the flight.
Wanting something to do to pass the time, Dawn went with Marlon and Donna to visit their new house at the King’s River Showhome. However, a sabotage of the plot had been arranged by Sadie King and when the boiler room door was opened, the whole place exploded.
At first it appeared that Dawn was fine, with her injuries seeming minor. Doctors planned to observe her and then release her. But things took a turn and Bob returned from getting a coffee to see his daughter being rushed into emergency theatre. He was later told that she passed away from internal injuries.
Who played Dawn Woods?
Dawn was played by Julia Mallam. Before starring in Emmerdale, Julia had appeared in Fat Friends and Peak Practice.
After leaving Emmerdale, she starred in 50 episodes of children’s TV show Captain Mack. She also popped up in The Bill, Casualty and Doctors, although hasn’t appeared on TV since 2012.
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Emmerdale Post Mistress and resident gossip Viv Hope has long-since been remembered by fans despite her untimely demise in a fire. In fact, her legs still feature in the opening credits 13 years after she died!
As she takes centre stage with her double wedding in Classic episodes currently, here’s the lowdown on Viv.
Viv and Vic Windsor and their kids arrive in Emmerdale (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Viv and Vic Windsor in Emmerdale
Iconic Viv Windsor arrived in what was then Beckindale in 1993. She and her husband Vic, plus her son Scott, his daughter Kelly and their daughter together, Donna, bought the Post Office after deciding to leave London due to increasing crime rates.
Not long after the family moved, Viv’s ex-husband, Reg Dawson, father of Scott, turned up having been released from prison. He immediately took Viv and a woman called Shirley Turner hostage. He tried to shoot Viv, but Shirley was hit and killed instead. Reg was then shot by police and he died. He left £30k to Viv in his will as long as she divorced Vic, but she turned the money down and stayed with her husband.
Viv and Vic did split up for a while in 1995 when she had an affair with Terry Woods, but she went back to him for the sake of the kids. Things eventually got better for Viv and Vic, but then tragedy struck. He was shot and killed during a robbery at the Post Office on Christmas Day, 1998.
A whirlwind romance with Bob Hope swept Viv off her feet (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Viv and Bob Hope
After a turbulent few years, during which she fell out with stepdaughter Kelly and son Scott, Viv was swept off her feet by Bob Hope, a tights salesman in 2000! He very quickly moved in with her and they married in 2001.
However, they were rocked by the revelation Bob had another wife, Barbara. They got past it, but cracks were starting to show and they eventually divorced. She moved on, seducing Paddy Kirk, which resulted in the end of his marriage to Emily.
Bob wanted all of his children to attend the wedding and Viv contacted them. She became upset to discover he had kids with all of his ex-wives, but not her. He disappointed Viv when he told her kids were off the cards due to his vasectomy.
But the night before the wedding, he had the op reversed and spent the night in a hotel. Viv had no idea and when he didn’t turn up, assumed he’d jilted her. In fact, ex-wife Jean had taken him hostage in the hotel room and was begging him to get back with her. Bob managed to get away and he and Viv married for a second time.
Bob’s daughter Dawn was then killed in an explosion at a show home, thanks to the Kings. On the day of her funeral, Viv discovered she was pregnant with twins Cathy and Heath, who arrived on February 9, 2007.
After she began raising money for children’s charities, Viv got into a trouble when she gave the money to a man named Freddy Yorke who took it and ran away. When Viv admitted she was moving money around she ended up implicating herself. She was charged with conspiracy to defraud.
Although she attempted to clear her name, Freddy threatened her children’s lives and then planted stolen money on her, which only served to make matters worse. Viv pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years in prison.
She refused to let Bob visit, but determined to stand by his wife, Bob devised several plans to get into the prison. Viv eventually wrote to him in 2009 and asked him to come and see her, but he felt things were over, so decided to have sex with Gennie Walker instead!
It turned out Viv was actually being released and when she turned up in the village the next day, Brenda mistook her for a thief! Brenda was now co-owner of the business, which Viv struggled with and they clashed a lot.
Viv fell asleep on the sofa as a fire raged through the flat (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
The death of Viv in Emmerdale
When Viv then found out about Bob’s fling with Gennie, she called time on their marriage. However, it soon became clear she hoped the split wasn’t permanent. She began faking burglaries to play the damsel in distress and get Bob’s help and also tried to make him jealous. Eventually former lover Terry advised her to move on and she did try.
Terry supported her, but she mistook his kindness for something more and made a move. He gently knocked her back, insisting he was now with Brenda.
One more rejection hit Viv hard and she drunk a bottle of wine before passing out on the sofa. But a fire had been started at neighbouring Victoria Cottage and it soon spread to the shop. Terry broke in to rescue her and the twins. Bob got Heath and Cathy to safety, while Terry tried to get Viv.
However the Post Office exploded and Terry and Viv were both killed. Viv’s funeral was then held in her hometown of Essex, off screen.
Deena Payne smiling on the red carpet in 2008 (Credit: Cover Images)
Deena Payne and the controversy surrounding Viv’s exit
Viv was played by actress Deena Payne for 18 years, which made her one of the longest-serving show characters. Although she has admitted she was ready to leave as Viv, Deena has been very open about her disappointment over the way things were handled.
She gave an interview to the Distinct Nostalgia podcast in 2022 and explained: “18 years was enough. It was at a time when I wasn’t quite sure. If they tempted me to stay, I would’ve stayed and I would have preferred to have given in my notice. I was bitterly disappointed with the storyline exit I had as well after all the years I had been in.”
She went on to say: “I was hurt quite deeply and I did enjoy playing the character. I still miss that, absolutely, it did hurt, that’s for sure because it was a life and a person I had been playing for 18 years.”
Deena also spoke out about the storyline and how she didn’t want her character to die. “I not only didn’t have a storyline building up to it, but I also didn’t even have a grave in Emmerdale.
“They just sent my bits down south and I didn’t have any family left there so I did feel all of a sudden gone.
“And yes, in an ideal world it would have been fantastic to keep coming back in and muddying the waters and upsetting everybody and then back out as if nothing had happened.”
What is Deena Payne doing now?
Following her Emmerdale demise, Deena went back to the theatre. She has appeared on stage in Calendar Girls as well as in several pantomimes.
She has done some more TV, including True Crime and Doctors. It’s also reported she runs a dance school.
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In Classic Emmerdale spoilers airing on ITV3 on Wednesday, September 18, Alice is finding things hard, Scott’s out for revenge and Ashley’s got anger management issues. These episodes first aired on January 18 and 19, 2006.
Alice starts her treatment
Sam finds Alice talking through her treatment with the doctors, and she’s keen to make sure he understands exactly what is going to happen.
When Alice is in pain, Sam tries to support her and she urges him to go and see baby Samson and give him her love.
Scott makes a move in Classic Emmerdale
Scott’s moving in with his mum so he goes to Connelton View to collect his things. When Jo comes home, she’s annoyed to see him there, making himself at home. But she can’t help smiling as he cheekily pours himself a drink.
The pair end up sharing a bottle of wine, but when Scott complains about Dawn, Jo’s quick to shut him down. That’s not enough to put Scott off, though, and he leans in for a kiss. Jo pushes him away but not fast enough and Dawn arrives right at the wrong moment!
Dawn doesn’t want to let Scott win (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Revenge!
The next day, fuming Dawn tells Jo she needs to move out. But when she’s calmed down she realises she doesn’t want to lose any more friends and the pair make up. In the Woolpack, Scott tries to cause trouble between the two women, but they give as good as they get leaving Scott humiliated and vowing revenge!
So he makes a phone call… what is he up to?
Zak celebrates his birthday at the hospital (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Birthday blues in Classic Emmerdale
It’s Zak’s birthday and the Dingles don’t want Alice to miss out on the celebrations, so they take the party to the hospital!
They enjoy cake, music and games and Alice is exhausted but trying her best to appear upbeat. When Sam goes to visit Samson, Alice admits she wishes she could see him, too.
Ashley’s anger issues
Ashley’s on a short fuse, being irritated by his whole family. When Laurel questions him about what’s going on he admits he’s struggling because his dad is getting on his nerves.
But it’s not just Sandy who’s stressing Ashley out – he tells Laurel that his niece Jasmine has been expelled from school.
Will she return to the village?
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Scott Windsor is out of prison in Classic Emmerdale, and vowing he’s turned over a new leaf! But is the bad boy of Emmerdale really a reformed character? Hmm…
In the meantime, we thought it was time for a quick recap of Scott Windsor in Emmerdale’s rollercoaster life in the village, his complicated family tree, and his very rocky love life!
Teenager Scott came to the village with his family (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Scott Windsor in Emmerdale
Young Scott Windsor arrived in Emmerdale in 1993, with his family – mum Viv, stepdad Vic, stepsister Kelly, and half-sister Donna.
But bad luck followed and first Scott was traumatised by the plane crash late in 1993, and by the reappearance of his dad Reg. Reg took Viv hostage and was shot by the police.
After that drama, Scott fell in with a bad crowd, and eventually left the village to join the army.
Return to the village
When Scott came back to Emmerdale in 1998, he fell in love with his stepsister, Kelly.
She was engaged to Roy Glover and even tried to take her own life after the stress of her affair and discovering she was pregnant proved too much.
Chloe and Scott had a romance (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Scott, Chloe and Zoe
Scott began dating Chloe Atkinson and they moved in together. But as it turned out, Scott had a one-night stand with Zoe Tate. Zoe had been suffering from schizophrenia at the time and couldn’t remember their liaison. So when she found out she was pregnant, it was surprise!
To everyone’s shock, Scott was accused of rape, because Zoe was a lesbian, but the police dropped the charges. Zoe’s brother, Chris Tate, launched a hate campaign against Scott. He even paid someone to sleep with him and then accuse him of rape.
Zoe managed to get the charges against Scott dropped, on condition he signed away his rights to access to baby Jean.
But after Chris’s death, they decided to make the effort to be co-parents.
Scott and Dawn
Continuing a trend, Scott fell for his new stepsister, Dawn Woods. She left her husband for him. But after getting into a fight, Scott split up with Dawn, though they later got back together.
Scott and Zoe were a toxic mix (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Kidnap!
Meanwhile, Scott was worried about Zoe’s plans to leave for New Zealand with Jean. Things got very nasty and Zoe ended up attacking Scott. She was charged with attempted murder but the case collapsed.
Struggling to cope, Scott kidnapped Zoe, her nephew Joseph and little Jean. Luckily his mum Viv talked him round but Scott was sent to jail – and Zoe went to New Zealand.
He tried to win Dawn back but she turned him down. So, vengeful Scott reported Dawn for benefit fraud and she was sent to jail. When Dawn was killed shortly after her release, Scott felt guilty.
His last hurrah in the village was a short-lived romance with his teen apprentice Debbie Dingle. They teamed up on Rodney Blackstock and were humiliated when he turned the tables.
Scott Windsor left Emmerdale in 2007.
Who played Scott Windsor?
Teenager Scott was played by Toby Cockerell when he first came to the village.
After he left and returned, the role was recast and Ben Freeman took the part of Scott Windsor.
Ben’s off-screen life was almost as dramatic as his alter ego’s life in Emmerdale.
His relationship with Amy Nuttall, who played Chloe, put them in the pages of the gossip mags. And in 2007, he was accused of rape. Ben was cleared of the charges but didn’t return to Emmerdale. Instead he concentrated on his musical theatre career
In 2021, he appeared in EastEnders as drug dealer Caleb Malone.
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In Classic Emmerdale spoilers, Scott Windsor’s return stirs up trouble, especially for Dawn Woods, who’s stuck between two lovers.
Meanwhile, Tom King faces lonely truths, and Ashley Thomas fumes over family drama that threatens to upend everything. These episodes originally aired on November 29 and 30, 2005.
Classic Emmerdale spoilers: Scott surprises the village
Scott Windsor returns to the village, but the reception is far from warm. After receiving an electronic tag, Scott feels the heavy weight of his past mistakes. His emotional reunion with Viv leaves her in tears, as she finally breaks down in his arms.
Dawn comes clean to Scott (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Dawn’s love life in turmoil
Dawn’s life spirals into chaos. After a heated argument with Danny, they reconcile, only to be interrupted by Scott’s unexpected early arrival. Dawn hesitates to tell Scott about her relationship with Danny, especially after discovering Scott’s electronic tag.
But Dawn knows she must be honest, so she confesses that she was the one who reported him to the police. Scott’s reaction is surprising – he calmly accepts it and even offers to babysit so she can enjoy a date with Danny. Dawn is left stunned by Scott’s unexpected support.
Classic Emmerdale spoilers: Terry and Bob raise eyebrows
Terry Woods isn’t convinced that Dawn is making the right decision by rekindling her romance with Danny. He confronts her, leading Dawn to admit that she fears Scott might target Danny. Meanwhile, Bob overhears Danny’s confession and later questions Dawn, making her rethink her choices.
Tom King’s lonely heart
While Dawn and Scott’s drama unfolds, Tom King battles his own demons. The villagers’ anger has left him feeling isolated and questioning his life choices. Despite Sadie and Matthew’s efforts to lift his spirits, Tom can’t shake the deep-seated feeling that his years of hard work have amounted to nothing.
Ashley and Sandy talk (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Classic Emmerdale spoilers: Ashley’s family feud
Ashley Thomas has more than enough on his plate when his father, Sandy, returns to the village, bringing more trouble than comfort. After learning the real reason behind Sandy’s eviction from his sheltered housing, Ashley becomes furious.
Betty tries to smooth things over by intervening, but her efforts only make things worse. Sandy is left feeling ashamed, and Ashley remains unforgiving, unwilling to let his father off the hook.
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