Pat falls out with Jackie, but the real cause of her worries lies elsewhere.
Jackie, Mike and Archie confront Harry about the money he owes them, but he just laughs at them. They try to stand up to Harry but he chases them away and they all quickly run off, scared. Pat keeps worrying about Sandie and wishes she was back at the farm so she could help her get over the baby.
Jackie, Archie and Mike get their own back on Harry, whilst Henry is worried when he finds Amos's prescription pills.
Jackie, Archie and Mike are infuriated when Harry still refuses to pay up, and Jock is thrilled when Matt quits his job. Meanwhile, Amos decides to go to a health farm
Jackie narrowly avoids an accident on his motorbike - but who tried to knock him down? Meanwhile, Amos is in heaven at the health farm.
Jackie is attacked by a motorcycle gang, whilst Sgt. MacArthur convinces Harry to drop the charges over Matt stealing his dog after making it clear he knows he tried to run over Jackie. Meanwhile, Jock is thrilled to get his job back.
Alan must face his responsibilities at Home Farm . Especially as his estranged wife Jill turns up.
Amos takes Annie to the Licensed Victualler's banquet, but his idea of a good time may not be the same as hers.
Seth is in trouble at work but he knows how to pass the buck - and in Amos's direction.
A calf is about to be born at Emmerdale Farm and Jackie must deal with it by himself.
Alan tries to catch a thief, and discovers that the whole village is involved - including Donald!
Amos is determined to drive some hard bargains at the jumble sale. Seth and Sam have other ideas.
It's worrying enough for Amos when all The Woolpack customers disappear; it's even more worrying when they all return!
Jackie is still uneasy with Jack. Can Matt provide him with the companionship he needs?
The new bull at NY Estates proves his worth - but not quite in the way everyone expects.
Amos has decided to do battle with his rival pub, but things quickly get out of hand.
Annie is deeply hurt by Jack's new plans for the farm: it looks like a row's brewing at Emmerdale.
Amos solves his financial problems at The Woolpack, but his domestic problems are only just beginning.
After 2 years away, Tom Merrick is back in Beckindale. Sandie is also back after several months away. It opens up some old wounds for the Sugden family.
Why is Henry sprucing himself up? Amos believes it has something to do with the barmaid at The Malt Shovel.
Tom draws Jackie into some shady dealings, and Jackie is shocked when he discovers what they are.
Pat tells Tom to get out of Beckindale - but will he take Sandie with him?
Tom wants Jackie to go poaching again - will Jackie say no?
Amos prepares a meal for Annie and Donald. However, it becomes a disaster when the cooker explodes and The Woolpack kitchen is ruined by hot casserole.
Tom is leaving Beckindale, certain to go to prison. Will Sandie stand by him or stay at Emmerdale Farm?.
Alan's job is on the line and his boss must decide to keep him or sack him.
With Sandie gone, Pat feels that her family is falling part. Can Jack give her the support she needs?
Amos tries to redecorate his kitchen, and very little of the wallpaper ends up on the wall!
Lambing is always an anxious time at the farm, but this year a dog on the loose is an added headache for Matt and Jackie.
There's chaos at The Woolpack when Jackie, Mike and Archie start work. Can Henry stop them wrecking the place?
Can Seth save his friendship with Jackie, or is Jackie determined to make him his enemy?
Alan tries to use the church for NY Estates' benefit, but he's reckoned without Donald.
Caroline wants the police to investigate the shooting of her dog. It looks like more trouble for Jackie.
Two strangers arrive in Beckindale and Annie is surprised to recognise a face from her past.
Caroline is determined to take Jackie to court. Can Donald persuade her to drop the case?
Annie has always been content with life in Beckindale. Is she now beginning to have her doubts?
Amos is convinced his new microwave oven will improve The Woolpack - if only he knew how to use it.
Caroline wants to know who let her dog loose to be shot. Will Seth tell her the truth?
When the water shortage threatens Beckindale, Amos decides to stock extra beer - but the brewery has bad news for him.
Seth is determined to play in the annual NY Estates versus Beckindale cricket match. Alan is determined Seth won't.
Jack confronts Alan over the illegal dam at NY Estates. Will Alan back down?
The Woolpack is running out of beer, but Jackie reckons he has the answer - all he needs is a bit of cash.
Jack sets off to demolish Turner's dam, but there's a surprise in store for him when he gets there.
It's the day of the cricket match and there are plenty of old scores to be settled. With Amos as umpire, anarchy will never be far away!
Jack has plans for developing the farm, but Jackie's interests are more romantic!
Has Jack overstepped the mark this time? Matt certainly thinks so.
Can Annie keep the peace on the farm? Jack is hardly helping.
The Woolpack is caught trading after hours and Amos, after unintentionally insulting Sgt. MacArthur, finds himself arrested.
Will Jack obey Henry's orders? It seems he has no choice.
While Amos discovers a traitor in his midst, Henry and Jack make their peace - but not in the way Henry was expecting.
With the finances in chaos, Henry is determined to create a new regime. Will Jack agree?
Likely to go to prison, Tom wants Sandie to make Emmerdale Farm her home: but can Pat heal the rift with her daughter?
On the brink of an affair with Karen, Jack is surprised to discover it's not as secret as he thought.
Drunk on the eve of his trial, Tom gets into trouble in The Woolpack - but there's help at hand from an unlikely quarter.
Alan is keen to testify against Tom. Is it prison this time for Tom?
Pat is worried about her marriage. Can Jack hide his feelings for Karen and allay her fears?
Dolly is puzzled by Matt's attitude to Jack. Can Matt keep his secret for much longer?
Jackie wants to move out of the farmhouse, will Annie agree to him living in Joe's old cottage?
Sandie goes for a job at the Market - and Jack sees a threat to his affair with Karen.
A strike at NY Estates threatens the harvest. Can Alan resolve the dispute?
It's the day of the harvest festival and if Donald thought Alan was helping the church, he's got a shock in store.
Jack has fallen in love with Karen, when Matt tries to talk some sense into him, will Jack listen?
Jack wants to take Karen away for the weekend. Can he cover his traces at the farm?
Amos is determined to win the pumpkin competition, but so is Seth. Can Henry ensure fair play?
Turner is in trouble again - with Head Office this time, and there's no Mrs Bates to help him out.
It's the judging day of the pumpkin competition. Sam is confident - and so is the wily Seth!
Annie takes her dad's morning cup of tea up but is saddened to find that he has passed away during the night in his sleep. She goes downstairs and Pat asks what is wrong. Annie breaks the news that her father has died.
As Joe returns for the family funeral, the village mourns one of its favourite sons.
Annie's delighted to discover Joe will be home for Christmas, and Pat has been making a discovery of her own about Jack.
As Donald tries to organise the Christmas show in the village, Amos and Alan vie for the same part!
Annie confronts Jack about Karen. Will he break off his affair?
Pat is on the brink of leaving him, but Jack decides to see Karen again.
As rehearsals for 'The Pirates of Penzance' proceed, Amos discovers he may be losing his voice!
Joe rejoins his family for Christmas, and as they celebrate and enjoy the village show, Jack is conspicuous by his absence.