Emmerdale fans predict a new partnership for controversial Dingle – but spot a big flaw

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A new duo to take the village by storm? (Image credit: ITV)

Emmerdale’s Noah Dingle tried to get his life back on track in Tuesday’s episode of the ITV soap, leaving viewers reckoning they could predict a new partnership in the village.

However, many also had their doubts about how quickly the Dingle seemed to reckon he could forge his new life.

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Noah is trying to start again (Image credit: ITV)

Noah has been a controversial figure in the village since he was jailed for stalking Chloe, after he developed an unhealthy obsession with the girl.

Many in the village branded Noah a pervert, so he knew it wasn’t going to be easy for him to settle back in.

This became especially clear as he started to look for a job this week.

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Noah put his hime in prison to good use (Image credit: ITV)

Noah has found himself shunned, and Charity resorted to giving him work at the pub to try and give him a leg up.

 But viewers reckon that they know what Noah’s future will be.

The lad revealed that while in prison he was training as an electrician. And in a great soapy coincidence, local electrician Marcus was complaining of being “snowed under” with work earlier in the week.

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Marcus has been moaning to Ethan about how busy he is (Image credit: ITV)

You don’t need to be a bright ‘spark’ to work out what could be next!

“So obvious Noah will get a job with Marcus as he's snowed under with work,” said one viewer. “These scripts write themselves.”

While another added, “Marcus should take Noah on,” with a thinking emoji.

 

But some viewers spotted a flaw in his plan.

Noah had only been in prison for several weeks and was claiming he had “trained as an electrician”. But viewers reckoned he was far from a proper sparky.

“You don’t become a qualified electrician in the six weeks you were in prison, Noah,” said one with a face-palm emoji.

 

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Will Noah get his fresh start? (Image credit: ITV)

Marcus may have to burst Noah’s bubble of self-belief if the lad does approach him about a job. But could this new partnership be just the fresh start that Noah needs?

Emmerdale continues weeknights from 7.30pm on ITV — see our TV Guide for full listings.

Steven Murphy
Writer

Steven is a writer, editor, and commentator with a passion for popular TV and soap operas. He spent 20 years as the editor of Inside Soap magazine, documenting every punch-up and pucker-up in the Street, the Square and the village. As a feature writer, he’s covered TV crime dramas, period dramas and even some real-life star dramas. He’s been seen as a talking head on more TV clip shows than he cares to remember, has a life-long passion for TV sci-fi – the older and creakier the better – and is a slight obsessive about any reality show featuring hotels.