Emmerdale – Specials
Special installments of the series.
Episodes
Emmerdale at 40: The Headline Makers
Cast members past and present celebrate 40 years of the Yorkshire-based soap, recalling its biggest storylines and their favourite moments. In the first edition, Tom Lister , Leah Bracknell , Charlotte Bellamy, John Middleton and Danny Miller discuss controversial events that made the headlines, from cot deaths to gay relationships.
Emmerdale Live: The Fallout
Stephen Mulhern gives a backstage commentary on what happened during the live episode of Emmerdale. Stephen interviews cast members and "super-fans", as well as answering questions from the public via Facebook and Twitter.
Emmerdale at 40: The Affairs
Cast members past and present recall some of their more sizzling storylines, revealing what happened when their characters jumped into bed with people they shouldn't have. Narrator Gaynor Faye remembers Chas's revenge on Carl for cheating with sexy seductress Eve, Cain and Charity's on-off affair and the Sugden brothers Andy and Robert's rivalry over the same girl.
Emmerdale at 40: The Crimes
Cast members past and present look back at some of the biggest crimes in the soap's history, including Cain Dingle's kidnapping of Sadie and Tom King, Kim Tate's part in the death of husband Frank, and the bigamy of Mark Wylde.
Emmerdale at 40: The Weddings
Cast members past and present look back at some of the biggest crimes in the soap's history, including Cain Dingle's kidnapping of Sadie and Tom King, Kim Tate's part in the death of husband Frank, and the bigamy of Mark Wylde.
Emmerdale at 40: The Woolpack
Cast members past and present look back at some of the most dramatic days in the Woolpack's turbulent history, from the village pub's near-destruction in the storm of 2004 to landlady Diane's financial demise at the hands of a conman in 2010.
Dingle Dynasty
Thirty years after the Dingles arrived in Emmerdale, they've bid farewell to their patriarch Zak. Sharon Marshall is on set with the cast and crew celebrating this TV dynasty.