160. Friday 9 July 2004 (2004)
Having persuaded Siobhan to go and stay with friends for a while Matthew is a relieved man, but he is made uneasy when Sadie becomes suspicious about Carl's sudden trip to Romania. Jimmy assures his brother that he has not breathed a word to his wife. If Sadie does work out what the King brothers have been up to will she use it to her advantage? Edna remains determined not to be beaten by her immobility but struggles to carry out day-to-day tasks. In doing so she suffers a fall trying to care for Tootsie. Jarvis hears his friend cry for help and rushes round to check on Edna, who is humiliated at being carried into the sitting room. To Edna's horror, Jarvis later returns with an overnight bag and insists on staying to help out. Robert throws himself into his work in an attempt to keep his mind off Katie. When Donna makes a snide remark about him moping after the runaway bride he retorts that she is just jealous nobody cares that way about her.
Release date: 2004-07-09
Season number: 33
Episode number: 160
Runtime: minutes
Cast
Jeff Hordley
as Cain Dingle
Ryan Hawley
as Robert Sugden
Lucy Pargeter
as Chas Dingle
Mark Charnock
as Marlon Dingle
Steve Halliwell
as Zak Dingle
Nick Miles
as Jimmy King
Christopher Chittell
as Eric Pollard
Charley Webb
as Debbie Dingle
Charlotte Bellamy
as Laurel Thomas
Kelvin Fletcher
as Andy Sugden
Emma Atkins
as Charity Dingle
John Middleton
as Ashley Thomas
Patrick Mower
as Rodney Blackstock
Sammy Winward
as Katie Sugden
Tony Audenshaw
as Bob Hope
Nicola Wheeler
as Nicola King
Dominic Brunt
as Paddy Kirk
Lisa Riley
as Mandy Dingle
Shirley Stelfox
as Edna Birch
Roxy Shahidi
as Leyla Harding
James Hooton
as Sam Dingle
Zoë Henry
as Rhona Goskirk
Michelle Hardwick
as Vanessa Woodfield
James Baxter
as Jake Doland
Billy Hartman
as Terry Woods
Chris Bisson
as Jai Sharma
Richard Thorp
as Alan Turner
Verity Rushworth
as Donna Windsor-Dingle
Samantha Giles
as Bernice Thomas
Patsy Kensit
as Sadie King
Kim Thomson
as
Ciarán Griffiths
as
Georgia Slowe
as Perdita Hyde-Sinclair
Adam Thomas
as Adam Barton
Tom Lister
as Carl King
Andy Devine
as Shadrach Dingle
Maxwell Caulfield
as Mark Wylde
Duncan Preston
as Doug Potts
Pauline Quirke
as
Charlie Hardwick
as Val Pollard
Freddie Jones
as Sandy Thomas
Jenna Coleman
as Jasmine Thomas
Sian Reeves
as Sally Spode
John Bowe
as Lawrence White
Peter Martin
as Len Reynolds
Gaynor Faye
as Megan Macey
Meg Johnson
as Pearl Ladderbanks
Linda Thorson
as Rosemary King
Kenneth Farrington
as Tom King
Ursula Holden-Gill
as Alice Dingle
Luke Tittensor
as Daz Eden
David Crellin
as Billy Hopwood
Lorraine Chase
as
Sheree Murphy
as Tricia Dingle
Andrew Whipp
as Callum Rennie
Karl Davies
as Robert Sugden
Bill Ward
as James Barton
Rest of the cast - click here to expand
Elizabeth Estensen - Diane Sugden, Jane Cox - Lisa Dingle, Deena Payne - Viv Hope, Ray Ashcroft, Sophia Moore - Sarah Sugden, Daniel Pearson - Luke Salter, Jessica Haywood - Victoria Sugden, Matthew Wolfenden - David Metcalfe, Isobel Steele - Liv Flaherty, Fiona Wade - Priya Kotecha, Oscar Lloyd - Will Wylde, Matt Healy - Matthew King, Leah Bracknell - Zoe Tate, Charlie Kemp - Max King, Julia Mallam - Dawn Woods, Clive Hornby - Jack Sugden, Peter Amory - Chris Tate, Dale Meeks - Simon Meredith