Emmerdale fans threaten to switch off ITV soap as Tom King scenes 'go too far'

Selome Hailu The upcoming third season of “Power Book IV: Force” will be its last, according to star Joseph Sikora. But the actor, who leads the show as Tommy Egan, also seems to be teasing that a new project could come to the “Power” universe soon. With “Power Book II: Ghost” having just entered its fourth and final season, the only current “Power” series continuing at Starz is “Book III: Raising Kanan,” which was renewed for a fifth season in March.

Emmerdale's Ruby Fox-Miligan was on the verge of spilling the beans to Charles Anderson and Manpreet Sharma, but a shocking revelation about Ethan Anderson's true cause of death stopped her in her tracks. Beth Cordingly's character on ITV has been battling with overwhelming guilt after believing she caused Ethan's demise by accidentally hitting him with her car.The village troublemaker has been haunting a devastated Charles and Manpreet, trying to soothe her own guilt, but during a tense face-off with her son Nicky, she resolved to confess to the authorities.

Former Emmerdale star Ryan Hawley will soon be back on soaps as he’s joining Casualty. Ryan played Robert Sugden, love interest of Aaron Dingle (played by Danny Miller) from 2014 to 2019.The popular pair married in 2018, getting the name ‘Robron’ from fans. However, Robert and Aaron were torn apart in 2019 when Ryan made the decision to leave the show.

Emmerdale fans are now 'convinced' of who will finally expose the truth about Tom King after it was revealed his wife Belle is pregnant. There were more difficult-to-watch scenes at the start of the week when a terrified Belle told her husband she was pregnant as he went to hit her.

Two Emmerdale stars have reportedly quit the popular ITV soap with their final scenes set to air very soon.

Coronation Street star Alex Bain - who played Simon Barlow on the soap for 15 years - has said goodbye to fans in an emotional post.The Corrie star, 22, first joined the ITV soap as Simon in 2008 and has been involved in a number of storylines, from the death of Simon's mother Lucy (Katy Carmichael) to the character dealing drugs and his father Peter's recent exit. However, in scenes which aired earlier this week, Simon officially left Weatherfield. Sending his fans a goodbye message, Alex took to Coronation Street's official Instagram page in a behind-the-scenes video.

Emmerdale fans were left stunned as Matty Barton was arrested for stabbing Samson Dingle in shocking scenes. But they were left saying 'surely' when they recalled a clue that could lead to the character being found innocent of any intent to hurt Samson.

Emmerdale actress Eden Taylor-Draper reveals her character Belle Dingle will discover she’s pregnant in a storyline set to air in June. When Belle realises she’s pregnant, she’s desperate to keep it a secret from her abusive husband, Tom King (James Chase). However, during an altercation, Tom attempts to hurt Belle and she’s forced to reveal she's expecting in order to stop him.

It’s been tough to watch beloved Emmerdale character Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) suffer abuse at the hands of her new husband Tom King (James Chase). With a pregnancy twist now in the mix, viewers are keen for the story to begin winding down and Tom’s violent streak to be uncovered. However, actress Eden teases there’s still so much more to come for the newlyweds.

Emmerdale viewers have been appalled as life for Belle Dingle has only gotten worse since she tied the knot with her abusive husband, Tom King (James Chase). Belle has been physically abused, and manipulated by Tom. When we speak with actress Eden Taylor-Draper, who plays Belle, she tells OK! that the tough storyline hasn’t been easy for her friends and family to see play out.

Emmerdale viewers were left confused in a recent episode as an argument between two characters meant the newest arrival prepared to leave the village. Ella Forster, played by Paula Lane, was told to leave the village by Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson).The local doctor was horrified by Ella, who he has been dating for months, as he uncovered her secret - she’s a child killer.

Emmerdale has faced a wave of backlash after scenes this week showed Tom King (played by actor James Chase) abusing his dog, Piper, on the soap. With the show currently following a storyline of Tom's coercive behaviour towards his wife Belle Dingle (played by Eden Taylor-Draper) the harrowing scenes saw the character abuse Piper with a substance which made her unable to move.This was done by Tom in a bid to get his wife's attention and closeness by making their dog appear unwell.

Emmerdale aired truly dramatic scenes in tonight’s episode that left one man dead - and another out to avenge them. In the Tuesday 28 May episode, Emmerdale lawyer Ethan Anderson collapsed and died.The character, played by actor Emile John, was preparing to go to court over dangerous driving charges that left his friend gravely injured. As Ethan was readying himself to go to court, he suddenly collapsed to the floor, Ethan’s dad Charles (Kevin Mathurin) discovered him on the floor and tried to wake him up.

While most of the discussion regarding James Gunn’s DCU seems to be on “Superman,” which is currently about halfway through production, there are still plenty of other projects at DC Studios that are moving forward, including, apparently, the long-awaited series, “Lanterns.” And now, we know some of the names of folks who are helping craft the series. On Instagram, over the weekend, James Gunn confirmed the rumors that a couple of major names were leading the way on the TV series, “Lanterns.” READ MORE: ‘Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow’ From DC Studios Lands Summer 2026 Release “Yes, it’s true,” said Gunn.

Michaela Zee Damon Lindelof (“Lost,” “Watchmen”) and Chris Mundy (“Ozark”) have joined DC’s upcoming Green Lantern series as writers. DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn confirmed the news on Instagram Saturday, writing, “Yes, it’s true.

DC Studios co-head James Gunn is sharing an update on Lanterns, the DCU series in development at Max.

Arriving, appropriately enough, in the wake of Mother’s Day, comes a new book toasting the mother of all Bad Mother movies, Mommie Dearest.Ashley Hoff’s With Love, Mommie Dearest: The Making of an Unintentional Camp Classic offers chapter after entertaining chapter digging into the making of the notorious 1981 drama starring Faye Dunaway, tearing down rose bushes, bearing walls, and some of the scenery as Hollywood film legend Joan Crawford.Based on the eponymous best-selling memoir by Christina Crawford, Joan’s adopted daughter, detailing years of emotional and physical abuse at the hands of her Oscar-winning mother, Mommie Dearest was supposed to be a serious exposé of child abuse. Somehow, that’s not the movie that director Frank Perry and producer Frank Yablans wound up making, as is vividly chronicled in Hoff’s book.“Nobody sets out to make a failure,” says the author and Hollywood historian, whose previous book Match Game 101: A Backstage History of Match Game took a behind-the-scenes look at a different camp phenomenon.

Emmerdale fans have spotted a major plot hole in the coercive control storyline involving Belle and Tom King.The village vet has been tormenting his wife Belle Dingle for months with both mental and physical abuse, including gaslighting her and even physically assaulting her. However, during the episode shown on Thursday 23 May, he managed to manipulate the situation by making jabs at Belle's late mother Lisa Dingle, leading Belle to lash out physically.

Emmerdale’s Nicky Miligan (Lewis Cope) finally came out of his coma after being involved with a car accident. And his apparent ‘best mate’ Ethan Anderson (Emile John) has been arrested for the crime - following being involved in a hit and run. Ethan was left for dead in the episode that aired on Wednesday 22 May after being hit by a car - Caleb Miligan (William Ash), Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) and Ruby Fox-Milian (Beth Cordingly) are the main suspects.

Emmerdale fans think they've figured out who Ella Forster was visiting in the care home. Ella made a dramatic entrance into the village earlier this year when she threw a drink over her boss Jules, quitting her job on the spot while defending Mandy Dingle at a vets social. Since then, Ella has bagged a job as a receptionist at the surgery and started a romance with co-worker Dr Liam Cavanagh.