Episode #1.7

Episode aired Nov 6, 1972
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Lynn Dalby and Frazer Hines in Emmerdale Farm (1972)

Crime Drama Romance

Jack tells Wilks if he uses the new road, it must also be open to the public to use. Wilks doesn't want people passing through his property, so he decides to scrap the whole lawsuit. Joe is ... Read allJack tells Wilks if he uses the new road, it must also be open to the public to use. Wilks doesn't want people passing through his property, so he decides to scrap the whole lawsuit. Joe is having a quiet drink, when Ruth joins him to ask about Jack. Her jealous husband comes in ... Read allJack tells Wilks if he uses the new road, it must also be open to the public to use. Wilks doesn't want people passing through his property, so he decides to scrap the whole lawsuit. Joe is having a quiet drink, when Ruth joins him to ask about Jack. Her jealous husband comes in and tells her to get home to the children.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Quotes
Tom: [after Tom sends Ruth back to the kids] And any drinks My wife wants, I'll buy 'em.
Joe: It'll be a rare day when you buy your own!
Tom: Look, I don't want any lip from any jumped-up little squirts, either!
Joe: How about a drink then - Will you take a drink from me?
Tom: Ah go on, then. That's more sensible. Yeah, I'll, ah, I'll have a pint to drink.
Joe: I don't think I can manage a pint, how about a half?
Tom: Oh, yeah. A half'll do
Joe: Well, Have a half here!
[throws his beer in Tom's face]
Tom: [splutters] You little bugger!
Amos Brearly: No fighting in here. I'll not have any fighting in my pub!
Joe: I don't mind going outside, right?
[Tom walks off after a stare-down]
Joe: Right, Amos, fill this up.
Amos Brearly: Don't kid yourself this is the finish, Joe Sugden. Tom's got his own ways of fighting.