Emmerdale - Season 38

Season 38
2009 was Emmerdale's 38th year. At the start of the year the producer Anita Turner and executive producer Keith Richardson were both still in charge of the programme, though Gavin Blyth and Steve Frost took over each respective roles from March onwards.
Major storylines included Debbie Dingle and Jasmine Thomas being sent to prison for their parts in Shane Doyle's death, Sally Spode's stalking of Ashley Thomas, Jack Sugden's offscreen death in Spain, the returns of Cain Dingle and Charity Tate and the arrival of three new families - the Wyldes, the Bartons and the Sharmas.
Episodes

Thursday 1st January
Donna thinks Ross might become a suspect for the police. Marlon stumbles across the couple. Val doesn't like Daz and Victoria being together.

Friday 2nd January
Marlon tells the police about Shane's blackmailing. Val tells Daz to stay away from Victoria. Lily and Edna try to make up.

Monday 5th January
When Ross returns to the village and attacks Marlon, he makes a shocking discovery. Jimmy struggles with organizing the funeral.

Tuesday 6th January

Tuesday 6th January

Wednesday 7th January

Thursday 8th January

Friday 9th January

Monday 12th January

Tuesday 13th January

Tuesday 13th January

Wednesday 14th January

Thursday 15th January

Friday 16th January

Monday 19th January

Tuesday 20th January

Tuesday 20th January

Wednesday 21st January

Thursday 22nd January

Friday 23rd January

Monday 26th January

Tuesday 27th January

Tuesday 27th January

Wednesday 28th January

Thursday 29th January

Friday 30th January

Monday 2nd February

Tuesday 3rd February

Tuesday 3rd February

Wednesday 4th February

Thursday 5th February

Friday 6th February

Monday 9th February
Diane returns to the village with Annie for Jack's funeral. Victoria seeks reassurances from Annie that Jack hadn't forgotten about her and gets some peace of mind when Annie begins reminiscing. Alan agrees to help organise the service. Annie is alarmed to hear that Andy is having doubts about whether to attend, but Daz says he'll make sure that he's there.

Tuesday 10th February
Victoria prepares herself for Jack's funeral and tells an upset Daz that she's planning to move to Spain with Annie. Daz begs Victoria to change her mind and almost admits his feelings for her, but stops himself just in time as the hearse arrives to take them to the funeral. Meanwhile, Robert is watching from a distance.

Tuesday 10th February
Victoria prepares herself for Jack's funeral and tells an upset Daz that she's planning to move to Spain with Annie. Daz begs Victoria to change her mind and almost admits his feelings for her, but stops himself just in time as the hearse arrives to take them to the funeral. Meanwhile, Robert is watching from a distance.

Wednesday 11th February

Thursday 12th February

Friday 13th February
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