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During Tuesday's episode of Emmerdale, Bob Hope yelled Wendy Posner from his hospital bed. She had suffered a heart attack after learning of her affair with Dr Liam Cavanagh. After discovering he and nurse Wendy (Susan Cookson) were enjoying steamy rendezvous, Bob (Tony Audenshaw) was seen punching local GP Liam (Jonny McPherson) on the nose on Monday. After attacking medic Liam having sustained a heart attack in the process, Bob was admitted to the hospital.

During Emmerdale's episode, Bob Hope suffered a cardiac arrest after learning of his partner Wendy Posner and Dr. Liam Cavanagh's affair. Fans of Soap's television series for airing important scenes that required the villagers to quickly and correctly use the local defibrillator. Since discovering nurse Wendy (Susan Cookson) had been having an affair with the local GP Liam (Jonny McPherson), Bob (Tony Audenshaw) has been left reeling.

On Friday night, Emmerdale fans booed Wendy Posner as she ordered Bernice Blackstock to leave the B&B. Susan Cookson, the 'nurse,' had earlier told Victoria Sugden that she was struggling to recover her friendship with Bob after she clashed with Dr. Liam Cavanagh and then blamed Bernice for her unrest. Wendy was blustering over the B&B and she argued with Bernice (Samantha Giles) that she goes and if Bob (Tony Audenshaw) approaches them, she issues them with an ultimatum - either Bernice leaves or she does.

On Tuesday's Emmerdale, viewers mocked Wendy Posner's 'terrible' weeping as she told Bob Hope about her tumultuous affair with Dr Liam. The pair are on the rocks after Bernice Blackstock dropped the bombshell to Bob (Tony Audenshaw), who argued with Wendy (Susan Cookson) at home over the revelations. However, fans of Wendy's 'crocodile' tears took to Twitter, with one of them joking after seeing 'impressive acting' in Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer.

Wendy Posner's affair with Dr Liam Cavanagh has sparked a tragic downfall for the Emmerdale family. In recent episodes, the two have raked up the heat in the Dales after kissing the GP behind her partner Bob Hope's (Tony Audenshaw) back. Dr. Liam (Jonny McPherson) received an award for his writing in the magazine Murder Most Murky, and the pair shared a passionate smooch after being named champion.

When the Dales' couple of the moment, Dr. Liam Cavanagh and nurse Wendy Posner, were largely divided on the subject, Emmerdale viewers' romance flourished during Wednesday's episode. Wendy sat down with Dr Liam for a third night in a row, whipping out some of her sexual fantasies. Dr Liam (Jonny McPherson) and Wendy (Susan Cookson) shared a passionate kiss during the surgery on Monday, while Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) locked lips over a bottle of wine with Wendy's long-term boyfriend Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw).

During Emmerdale's episode, viewers were stunned after learning Dr. Liam Cavanagh had a love bite after a night of passion with nurse Wendy Posner. The heat in the Dales was turned up on Monday by Dr. Liam (Jonny McPherson) and Wendy (Susan Cookson) sharing a passionate kiss during the surgery, while Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) locked lips with Wendy's long-term partner Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) over a bottle of wine. Wendy feared that her dalliance would make her stand out among her neighbors, then back to Bob.

During Monday night's episode, Emmerdale fans were left stunned as two couples enjoyed steamy rendezvous. Dr. Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson), the local GP, and nurse Wendy Posner (Susan Cookson) shared a passionate kiss at the hospital during the instalment. Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) attempted to lock lips with Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) as the pair shared a bottle of wine.

The Royal Family is no stranger to experiencing some of the country's most popular soaps, having made multiple visits to their historic sets over the years. Whether it's the Coronation Street cobbles, Emmerdale village, or EastEnders' Albert Square, Her Majesty The Queen and her son, King Charles, have delighted audiences with their performances in decades past. During her 70-year reign, the late monarch enjoyed four public appearances at UK soaps, the most recent being just a year before her death.

During Monday's show, Emmerdale viewers voiced their doubts about Cathy Hope, as fears of her mental health difficulties heightened. After being recently seen clambering up onto a bridge edge during a tumultuous moment, the troubled teen (Gabrielle Dowling), who has been struggling with mood swings, manic episodes, and prolonged stretches for months, was at the center of her father Bob's (Tony Audenshaw) concerns. Though it was suggested that Cathy is suffering from premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), which causes women to suffer from a variety of mental and physical disorders every month, the teen is still waiting for a formal diagnosis.

On Friday night's episode, Emmerdale residents watched in terror as Cathy Hope practically died. The troubled teen, who has been suffering from mood swings, manic episodes, and lengthy stretches of months, took a bottle of whisky and scaled the bridge's wall, only to nearly lose her footing. Cathy's irresponsible behaviour was a desperate cry for support, with her father Bob (Tony Audenshaw) and Dr. Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson) arriving at the scene at just the right time.

After her latest behavior left her hospitalized, Cathy Hope hopes for a breakthrough in the cause of her manic episodes on next week's Emmerdale. The teen has worried her parents about her dramatic mood swings and impulsive behavior, and last week, she put her own life in jeopardy while heading to a gig with her friends. Cathy's father Bob learns she has Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder after her stint in hospital, but decides to keep the diagnosis private.

Emmerdale is heading into the Metaverse! The ITV soap was announced on Thursday that it would enter a 'incredible interactive world' to enrich fans' experience. Extending Emmerdale's two projects that will utilize cutting edge immersive technology are set to launch next month.

Bernice (Samantha Giles) and Bob (Tony Audenshaw), a B&B, business associate, and Bob (Tony Audenshaw), hired Tim, a harpist who stayed the night before. Bob was sent to wake him up and mistakenly thought he was dead in a strange twist to the tale. He said: 'Put it this way he's either dead or a very heavy sleeper' to which Bernice replied: 'Oh my God I've been sleeping next to a corpse!!' When Bernice's money came home, Bob wondered what she did to him. The pair began to panic, realizing that the guests at their premiere, including reviewer Belinda Foxton, would want to see the room and find Tim's body.