Last night’s edition of the popular northern soap saw Ellis Chapman (played by Asan N’Jie) lose control and injure Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) as his panic attacks became too difficult to ignore.
Meanwhile his brother Billy (Jay Kontzle) desperately tried to take charge of the situation after warning enemy Max not to return to the village.
Amy Wyatt (Natalie Ann Jamieson) also returned to Emmerdale and was devastated to learn what her best friend Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins) had been through after her rape trauma, and promised to support the chef with her decision to keep Lee Posner’s (Kris Mochrie) baby.
But while the drama ploughed forward in the countryside village, viewers were more concerned when they realised the unbelievably high price of a Woolpack orange juice on the ITV soap.
The moment took place in a scene which saw Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) serving Billy in the pub.
The labourer was buying Amy a drink as the pair struck up a connection only one day after he’d slept with Tracy Metcalfe (Amy Walsh) and viewers were completely flabbergasted by the result.
For one thing, Chas charged the punter £1.70 for an incredibly small glass of the refreshing beverage.
But for another, viewers would expect the small village to have much lower prices in general than what’s expected in expensive cities in the United Kingdom.
Taking to Twitter, viewers couldn’t resist sharing their thoughts over the bizarre price.
“£1.70 for that little dribble of orange juice? Chas & Charity
