The Chase fans 'lose count' of the amount of times Emmerdale celeb special repeated

Numerous Emmerdale fans were brought to tears on Monday night after much-loved character Marlon Dingle suffered a tragic stroke. Mark Charnock, who has played the Yorkshire chef since first joining the show 25 years ago, has been praised nationwide for his heart-wrenching acting skills during the episode when the dramatic scenes unfolded. And Mark's surreal portrayal seems to have hit home in particular with This Morning host Phillip Schofield, who has commended him for his astonishing performance.

Emmerdale star Samantha Giles has given a health update on Twitter after being taken to hospital with a mystery illness. The actress, who plays Bernice Blackstock on the ITV soap, updated fans about her health scare that saw her spend some time in hospital. She did not reveal any details about her illness, but thanked the NHS and "caring staff" for looking after her.

Emmerdale actress Zoe Henry has given fans a rare insight into her love life with co-star Jeff Hordley.The soap stars, who play Rhona Goskirk and Cain Dingle in the ITV serial drama, have been together 28 years.They met at drama school in 1994 when they were youngsters and have been together ever since.Zoe, 48, appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Tuesday morning (March 22) to discuss her latest harrowing storyline.However, conversation quickly turned to her person life as Lorraine Kelly quizzed her about working with her husband.Lorraine, 62, pointed out that Zoe rarely appears in any scenes with Jeff.The actress laughed as she replied: Which is great. We have a separate existence at work and we like that."We often do line learning together."Zoe also added that Jeff is currently "taking the weight" at home as she films Rhona's heartbreaking storyline as she deals with the aftermath after fiancè Marlon Dingle's stroke.

EMMERDALE star Mark Charnock has issued a warning after shocked fans saw his character Marlon Dingle collapse. The chef suffered a devastating stroke just minutes after getting engaged to Rhona Goskirk.

EMMERDALE fans are reeling after beloved character Marlon Dingle suffered a stroke just minutes after getting engaged. While viewers were left emotional and in tears at the tragic scene, many praised the ITV soap for its portrayal of "real stroke signs." A stroke is a life-threatening emergency that can leave sufferers with long-term health complications.

Emmerdale star described how he was “covered in bruises and shame” following the painful incident.  Mark, 53, took to Twitter today to share the alarming update with his 184,600 followers.He wrote: “You know that ‘Mind The Gap’ thing on the tube? Well, I didn’t mind the gap.“I didn’t mind that gap at all and fell flat on my face and now I’m covered in bruises and shame.”Mark has been playing fan favourite character Marlon Dingle on ITV’s Emmerdale since 1996.The actor’s fans and friends flooded the comments section with well wishes and their own personal stories of misadventures on the tube.Actress Samantha Giles, 50, who is known for playing Bernice Blackstock on Emmerdale, commented: “Oh no! Hope you are ok? X”“I’m fine thanks, Sam!” Mark replied quickly.“It was a proper pratfall though. You would’ve howled!! X” Rebecca Burkinshaw shared: “Some gaps are huge too!! Years ago my 10 year old fell down between the train and platform, after a football match.“It really shook her up so we had to return to London on a few more day trips to face her anxiety and try to move on.”Tricia Ann Clark wrote: “OUCH! I remember once when I was hurrying for a train; the ground was wet and my foot slid on the yellow painted warning line and one leg slid into the gap.“So I can truly empathise.

The Chase's Shaun Wallace has waved goodbye to his co-star Anne Hegerty from the popular quiz programme.Shaun offered some kind words to Anne's replacement Issa Schultz who replaced Anna on the ITV spin-off show Beat The Chasers.This came after The Governess was forced to miss filming due to contracting Covid.Anne was forced to swerve filming alongside her fellow Chasers Mark Labbett, Jenny Ryan, Paul Sinha, Darragh Ennis, and Shaun.She took to Twitter announced that quiz champion Issa would be taking her place.Taking to Twitter, Shaun - known as The Dark Destroyer - said farewell to the quizzer after they wrapped up filming the show.Shaun shared a selfie of the pair on March 18 and captioned the post: "The Dark Destroyer @Issa25 #BeatTheChasers."Following the post, Shaun then thanked Issa for stepping into Anne's shoes.He wrote: "The Super Nerd was just super! Issa it was an absolute pleasure to work with you again. I hope that will happen sooner rather than later."To which Issa replied: "So awesome sitting alongside you good sir! Your knowledge is sensational and you made me feel right at home.

The Chase star Shaun Wallace, 61, offered some kind words to Anne Hegerty's replacement Issa Schultz, 38, who took the reins on the ITV spin-off show Beat The Chasers. It comes after The Governess was forced to miss filming.The former I'm A Celebrity...

Emmerdale with a new love interest after she went on maternity leave to have a baby. Amy's character Tracy exited the village to start a new new job in Nottingham.Her exit came after Tracy discovered her boyfriend Nate Robinson had slept with Fiona Murphy.Amy is due to return to Emmerdale after her maternity leave and there are reports that her real-life partner Toby-Alexander Smith will be joining the cast as a new love interest.

EastEnders star Toby-Alexander Smith is flogging customised videos to fans following his dramatic exit from the show. The actor who portrayed the BBC soap's villain serial killer Gray Atkins is charging £40 for the videos.

Emmerdale character, Marlon Dingle, will see his life change forever as he is rushed to hospital after suffering a stroke.The storyline, which Mark described as “traumatic”, presented the actor with some challenges as he aimed to portray the experience as accurately as possible.In order to ensure the scenes are as true as real stroke survivors’ experiences, Mark worked closely with the Stroke Association.He also had the help of real life stroke survivor Nick Hounsfield as he navigated the scenes.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other media outlets, Mark explained that each stroke is different and can present itself in various ways.Mark said: "Each stroke is profoundly different.“For the story we're telling, there will be 99 other people who say, that is not what happened to me.“You can only tell the one story and hope that you represent faithfully what happens afterwards, and what people will have to go through.“That is where the real responsibility lies.”Speaking of the support from The Stroke Association, Mark continued: “It was extraordinarily helpful.“I’m constantly asking the medical professionals, 'can I do this? What can I do with my good hand at this point?'“It's details that are going to sell the story to people who have been through it.The research has been everything."Mark also had help from a stroke specialist who was working on set with him and the actor has described as “fantastic”.While preparing for the scenes, Mark also had Zoom meetings with doctors and speech therapists who work with the Stroke Association.Mark said the stroke was a “distressing” and “traumatic” experience for Marlon.But he highlighted that the incident will inspire Marlon and his partner, Rhona Goskirk, to “get their lives back.”The TV

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has expressed how much she misses her “old work family” in her latest instagram post featuring pictures of the actress enjoying a fun night with some of them.Charley, 34, known as Debbie Dingle on the ITV soap for more than 10 years, posted pictures out with her former colleagues and shared how much they meant to her.The snaps featured Emma Atkins, who played mum Charity, and former fictional dad Cain, played by Jeff Hordley, as well as other stars Zoe Henry and Eden Taylor-Draper.The post featured Charlie oozing her own eclectic style and wearing a beanie hat, leopard print tights under an over sized blazer and slouchy black boots.In one shot she posed next to her former co-star Jeff, draped on his shoulder with her tongue cheekily out.Charley captioned the photos: "I will forever love my old work family. My heart feels so full and grateful they came into my life all those years ago.

Emmerdale actors Zoe Henry and Mark Charnock have revealed the life-changing experience their characters, Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle, will go through together.The fictional couple’s lives were turned upside down when Marlon suffered a stroke just when they decided to get engaged.Rhona and Marlon were set to propose to each other when Marlon started to feel frightened and disoriented before feeling his consciousness fade.Worried about her dad, April rushes home to find him struggling to stay conscious.Mark described his character’s incident as a “distressing” and “traumatic” experience, while Zoe defined it as “a new challenge”.However, the couple does not lose hope as they are determined to overcome the “bump in the road”.Mark told Express.co.uk and other media outlets: "There’s a great deal of hope that things can only get better from where they are, there’s positivity to be had from it too.“So hopefully apart from it being distressing, traumatic for the characters, also it will inspire them to get their lives back."And hopefully it will inspire the people watching to maybe change their lifestyles a little bit in order to head this off before it happens to them because it happens to so many people."Asked about April’s emotions following her dad’s stroke, Zoe pointed out that she had also suffered the loss of her mother and that there were “a lot of things echoing for her.”She said: “The kids sometimes are way more adaptable and accepting than he gives them credit for and she’s pretty strong and she’s amazing.“But you can’t erase the fact that she’s lost her own mother not that long ago, so there’s a lot of things echoing for her.”Zoe went on to explain how Rhona coped with the traumatic experience and how her life

EastEnders is set for emotional scenes as Mick Carter turns to Janine Butcher as he struggles to come to terms with Tina's death. Only recently, Gray Atkins was finally arrested after he confessed to multiple murders and it has since sent shockwaves throughout Albert Square. On Wednesday's (16 March) episode, it sees Mick struggling with the aftermath of Gray's arrest as he thinks about what he could have done to save Tina.

Emmerdale spoilers released this week revealed that Marlon Dingle is set to suffer a life-changing stroke after deciding to propose to Rhona Goskirk. Marlon collapses next week while searching for the engagement ring he's bought, and is rushed to hospital for surgery that will hopefully save his life - but nothing is guaranteed, and Rhona and his daughter April are left devastated.And now fans are worried that Marlon won't make it through the op - and say they will stop watching the programme entirely if that happens.Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "Oh no! What's wrong with Marlon? You can't kill him off too.

Emmerdale fans have made a very clear demand to soap bosses as they witnessed a sudden exit from the village.

Emmerdale resident Marlon Dingle faces a serious health battle this week, after he suffers a life threatening stroke.The character unexpectedly suffers a stroke following his proposal to love of his life Rhona Goskirk, with daughter April discovering Marlon collapsed at home later that evening.Talking to Daily Star and other press, Marlon actor Mark Charnock has discussed the impact that the stroke will have on his character, and his hope that the storyline will raise awareness of the condition amongst the wider public.Reflecting on the moment that Marlon suffers the stroke, Mark explained that it comes as a sudden shock for both Marlon and his family, following his proposal to Rhona. After proposing to Rhona, he rushes back home after he realises that he has forgotten the engagement ring for her - but suffers the stroke while at home.Mark said: "He runs off to his house to get the ring and goes into the house, and is scurrying around trying to find it.

Charley Webb was told she left fans feeling 'sad' as she enjoyed a reunion with some of her Emmerdale co-stars.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 34, has not played her character Debbie Dingle in over a year after taking time off for maternity leave.The actress sparked a frenzy among Emmerdale fans as she posted a series of snaps of herself with the Dingle family on a fun-fuelled night out.The actress shared a series of photos with stars Emma Atkins (Charity), Jeff Hordley (Cain), Zoe Henry (Rhona Goskirk) and Eden Taylor-Draper (Belle).She can be seen in the first snap dancing with her TV mother, while posing for selfies along with the rest of the Emmerdale group.Charley captioned the post in view of her 559,000 Instagram followers: "I will forever love my old work family."My heart feels so full and grateful they came into my life all those years ago.A post shared by CharleyWebb (@miss_charleywebb)"They will last a lifetime."Many social media users took to the comments to share their excitement over the reunion and ask Charley when she is coming back.Elliesmumma said: "I really hope Debbie makes a return to Emmerdale one day. Great pics.

Former Emmerdale star Charley Webb has announced that she will "forever love" her co-stars, almost a year after leaving show.The actress, 34, who played Debbie Dingle on the Yorkshire soap from 2002 until last year, shared a sequence of heartwarming snaps on her Instagram account, as she reunited with some of her on-screen soap family, The Dingles. Charley insisted that she hasn't forgotten her colleagues - many of whom she worked alongside for 19 years - telling her 559,000 online fans: "I will forever love my old work family".

Emmerdale next week.The cheerful Woolpack chef will undergo a serious health battle in order to raise awareness of the warning signs that come before a stroke and to shed light on how the condition can impact others.The long-running ITV soap will focus primarily on Marlon (Mark Charnock) and tell the narrative from his character’s perspective.Marlon's harrowing story has been produced with the support of the charity, the Stroke Association, who has worked closely with Emmerdale’s scriptwriters, research and production teams in order to provide a realistic portrayal.The story will also explore how Marlon's diagnosis will affect his loved ones and the wider community.Commenting on the scenes, Emmerdale Producer, Laura Shaw said: "Warm, witty and kindhearted Marlon is undoubtedly one of Emmerdale's most loved characters and with Mark Charnock's sheer skill, craft and incredible range, it felt totally right to play such an incredibly important story as this, with Marlon highlighting that a stroke can happen at any time and showing the catastrophic consequences it can have on the person affected and their whole family."Laura also shared her disbelief regarding the number of stroke survivors in the UK.She added: "When we first started researching this storyline I was shocked by the stark statistics that the UK alone has 1.3 million stroke survivors, so we knew we wanted to do those people and their families justice by showing the raw reality of a stroke as truthfully and honestly as we could."Laura added that extensive research was done in order to reflect the painful reality that many stroke survivors go through.The soap producer explained: "As the story unfolds, we follow the tragic and heartbreaking long-lasting