Emmerdale Feb 1988 vs Emmerdale Feb 1998 - 10 years apart.
Sept 5, 2018 13:57:52 GMT
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Post by CAEF on Sept 5, 2018 13:57:52 GMT
Watch an ep from February 1988 and February 1998 - 10 years later you will be forgiven for thinking it is 2 different shows set in a Yorkshire village with a few of the same actors in it. In Feb 1988 it was about the farm, Sugdens and Amos and Henry. In Feb 1998, the farm had gone, Annie, Amos and Henry had gone, the farming element had gone and it was about the rowdy Dingles and their crime waves.
Emmerdale in Feb 1988 - when it was Emmerdale Farm.
The original farmhouse was present, and Jackie and Kathy marrying that month secured the heirs to the farm and its future.
We had Amos and Henry at The Woolpack.
The show had plenty of farming scenes as well as some drama such as the drunkard Jock, and Alan Turner and Joe Sugden trying to buy Home Farm. Turner was abrasive but cheery and jokey at the same time.
We had everyday Yorkshiremen like Amos and Henry at The Woolpack, and Seth Armstrong and Jack Sugden.
Emmerdale in Feb 1998 - Whatever happened?
The rowdy obnoxious Dingles were centre stage.
The farming element had gone.
The original farmhouse had been written out, and Jackie had been killed off.
No Annie, Amos or Henry.
Turner was the miserable Woolpack landlord and was no longer jokey.
Jack Sugden had become a self centred passive aggressive man.
Seth was a lesser character.
Emmerdale in Feb 1988 - when it was Emmerdale Farm.
The original farmhouse was present, and Jackie and Kathy marrying that month secured the heirs to the farm and its future.
We had Amos and Henry at The Woolpack.
The show had plenty of farming scenes as well as some drama such as the drunkard Jock, and Alan Turner and Joe Sugden trying to buy Home Farm. Turner was abrasive but cheery and jokey at the same time.
We had everyday Yorkshiremen like Amos and Henry at The Woolpack, and Seth Armstrong and Jack Sugden.
Emmerdale in Feb 1998 - Whatever happened?
The rowdy obnoxious Dingles were centre stage.
The farming element had gone.
The original farmhouse had been written out, and Jackie had been killed off.
No Annie, Amos or Henry.
Turner was the miserable Woolpack landlord and was no longer jokey.
Jack Sugden had become a self centred passive aggressive man.
Seth was a lesser character.
