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Former Emmerdale star Sheree Murphy had viewers making the same remark as she surprised them at the British Soap Awards. The actress made an unexpected appearance at the British Soap Awards on Saturday night (June 3) which were recorded in front of a live audience at The Lowry theatre at Salford Quays.

Emmerdale is celebrating 50 years of being on ITV screens this year and has a series of explosive and gripping episodes airing to mark the occasion. In the five decades the show’s been on air, a lot has happened and it’s seen many characters come and go. Not all of those characters who appeared on the soap made it out alive and some found themselves buried in the chilling real life graveyard found on set.

EMMERDALE has had a whole host of iconinc characters pass though it’s village over the last 50 years. Not all of those made it out alive and found themselves buried in the chilling real life graveyard found on set.  For characters that are no longer around to cause chaos in the Dales, they have likely been laid to rest in the purpose built graveyard.  As part of ITV’s official outdoor set tour visit, fans of the show are able to take themselves off to see the sites of the famous village and remembered characters both past and present.

Emmerdale bosses have revealed that its "best loved villagers" will be in danger when a storm rips through the village during the 50th anniversary month.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, which bosses said will "make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised and stunts that are going to rock your world."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Producer Kate Brooks revealed that the anniversary week will focus on a "massive storm", which will "rip through the village and absolutely leave a massive trail of destruction in its wake."READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsShe also hinted that fan favourites will be in danger, adding: "Some of our best loved villagers will be in peril and it is safe to safe that the village won't be the same after this - and it won't be the same again, because the impact this storm has on people's lives is just massive."Although storms have featured in Emmerdale before, resulting in the death of characters including Tricia Dingle, soap bosses said the 50th anniversary stunt has elements no one has "seen on a soap drama before."Executive Producer Jane Hudson also added that one big storm will focus on Nate, Sam and Belle, saying: "One element in particular, trust me, nobody has done and no other soap could do it, apart from Emmerdale because of where we are."She added: "One of the things we were very keen to do was to make sure our storm was in the daytime, so the whole storm takes place in one day, across about three or four episodes. "It's all in daytime.

Emmerdale's most beloved characters, Marlon Dingle, is coming to terms with the devastating stroke that has affected everyone around him.The tragic storyline kicked off on Monday (March 21) and showed the Woolpack chef being rushed to hospital for emergency treatment after collapsing at home. In upcoming episodes, viewers will see Dingle's loved ones - including girlfriend Rhona, daughter April and best friend Paddy - learn to cope with the aftermath, as the character deals with the impact of his diagnosis.

Actress Sheree Murphy quickly become a well-known face after appearing on hit show Emmerdale as Tricia Dingle. The stunning brunette’s death on the show was a tragedy.Tricia headed back to The Woolpack when lighting struck the pub, causing some of the wall to fall on her.Tricia died from her injuries, with doctors pronouncing her brain dead.

Emmerdale has gifted us with some iconic characters while remaining one of the most popular soap operas since the 70s.