Emmerdale Family Album Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

  • The Blackstock Family

    A retrospective look at the residents of the Yorkshire Dales, featuring interviews with cast members and highlights from the series' long history. Narrated by Phillip Schofield

  • The Dingles

    A retrospective look at the Dingles, who made their mark on the Yorkshire soap more than 10 years ago and quickly established themselves as the tearaways of the village, with almost 40 members of the clan appearing in the show so far. Actors Steve Halliwell (Zak), Jeff Hordley (Cain), Emma Atkins (Charity) and Mark Charnock (Marlon) give their perspectives on the ups and downs of the Dingle household over the past decade

  • The Hope Family

    Cast members past and present, including Tony Audenshaw, Deena Payne, Verity Rushworth and Mark Charnock, recall the highs and lows of life in the Hope household. Among the memorable moments are Bob's comic arrival and Dawn's tragic exit. Plus, a glance at Viv's colourful wardrobe and Kelly's disastrous attraction to unsuitable men

  • The King Family

    A retrospective look at the residents of the Yorkshire Dales, featuring interviews with cast members and highlights from the series' long history. Narrated by Phillip Schofield

  • The Sugdens

    The life and times of the soap's founding family the Sugdens, who started out in 1972 as a stable farming clan. Under the rule of matriarch Annie, they ran Emmerdale Farm and rarely faced a greater dilemma than a broken-down tractor - but have more recently gone through the drama of deaths, teenage pregnancy and numerous affairs. Actor Clive Hornby, who played Jack from 1980 until his death in July 2008, discusses his character's eventful life, which has seen him become a novelist, bury two wives and endure the trauma of being accidentally shot by his adopted son. Elizabeth Estensen (Diane), Sammy Winward (Katie) and Kelvin Fletcher (Andy) also talk about the highlights and pitfalls of life in the village

  • The Tates

    Phillip Schofield narrates a retrospective look at the Tates, whose arrival in the village in 1989 brought a touch of glamour to the rural soap. During their time in the village, the family dealt with more than their fair share of dramas, from kidnapping, murder and suicide to affairs, paralysis and lesbianism. Featuring interviews with Claire King (Kim), Leah Bracknell (Zoe), Peter Amory (Chris) and Emma Atkins (Charity)