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When is Emmerdale on This Week? Is Emmerdale on Tonight? The cast of Emmerdale and More
by Sneha
Updated Jun 14, 2024
When is Emmerdale on This Week?
Emmerdale and Coronation Street will not be broadcast at their usual times because ITV is airing Euro 2024 football matches instead. Emmerdale's next episode will air on Tuesday, June 18th, at 7pm, followed by Coronation Street at 8 pm on the same day. After that, they will resume their regular schedule on Wednesday, June 19th.
Moira wants to help her son Matty, who has been wrongfully charged, while Belle is trying to flee her abusive husband. On Coronation Street, Toyah holds a significant secret from her sister, and Paul is dealing with health issues caused by a sickness. If you want to view these shows later, they're available on ITV.
Is Emmerdale on Tonight?
No, Emmerdale is not on tonight. It's not airing because ITV is showing football games for Euro 2024 instead. The next time Emmerdale will be on TV is on Tuesday, June 18th at 7 pm. That's when they'll have a longer episode to make up for the missed time. So, if you like watching Emmerdale, you'll have to wait until Tuesday to see it again. If you miss tonight's show, you can always catch up later on ITVX, where they have the episodes available to watch online.
When is Emmerdale on Next?
Emmerdale will next be on TV on Tuesday, June 18th at 7pm. This follows a break in its usual schedule due to ITV airing Euro 2024 football matches.
What Time is Emmerdale on Tonight?
Emmerdale is not on tonight. It is not airing because ITV is showing football games for Euro 2024 instead. The next time Emmerdale will be on TV is on Tuesday, June 18th at 7 pm. That is when they will have a longer episode to make up for the missed time. So, if you are looking forward for watching Emmerdale tonight, you will have to wait until Tuesday evening.
Cast of Emmerdale
|
Character |
Actor/Actress |
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Mackenzie Boyd |
Lawrence Robb |
|
Charles Anderson |
Kevin Mathurin |
|
Mary Goskirk |
Louise Jameson |
|
Suzy Merton |
Martelle Edinborough |
|
Nicky Miligan |
Lewis Cope |
|
Caleb Miligan |
William Ash |
|
Claudette Anderson |
Flo Wilson |
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Suni Sharma |
Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana |
|
Ella Forster |
Paula Lane |
|
Ruby Fox-Miligan |
Beth Cordingly |
|
Rose Jackson |
Christine Tremarco |
Emmerdale
Emmerdale is a British television show that airs on ITV. It was known as Emmerdale Farm until 1989 and is set in a made-up community in the Yorkshire Dales. Kevin Laffan produced the show, which initially appeared on October 16, 1972. Inside scenes are recorded at Leeds Studios, while outside scenes were initially shot in Arncliffe, Littondale.
The shows name could be derived from Amerdale, the historical name for Littondale. Scenes were later shifted to Esholt, and are now shot on a unique set at the Harewood Estate. The show was originally scheduled to air in the afternoon and would last only three months. However, as it became more successful, more episodes were produced, and by 1978, it had been shifted to early evening in most regions.
In the late 1980s, new executives changed the shows name and increased the drama, as well as the number of episodes. Emmerdale grew in popularity and became widely recognized as a major British soap show. It began broadcasting in high definition on October 10, 2011. The first time it won Best British Soap at the British Soap Awards was in 2016. Since January 2019, vintage Emmerdale episodes have been broadcast twice a day on ITV3
