Emmerdale is lining up big scenes later this year, as the ITV soap celebrates its 50th birthday.
Now, Marlon Dingle actor Mark Charnock has spilled that having seen the scripts for the big episodes, there's "sensational" scenes ahead.
Rhona Goskirk actress Zoe Henry confessed she had no idea what was in store for her character or others, as the scripts have only just been released to the cast.
Few details have been revealed about the storylines and the anniversary itself, with much more to be revealed soon.
Zoe explained to The Mirror and other press: "We don't know. That's the bottom line. You only get served the scripts that you're in. So I don't think that I know, genuinely."
But Mark had something to offer after being sent the scripts that same day, and he promised there would be "woah" moments.
He told us: "We've just been emailed them, they've just arrived and it's nothing short of sensational, actually.
"So obviously, it's sensational. It is one of them... ‘oh woah!’."
It comes as soap boss Jane Hudson spilled there would be a month of storylines and huge scenes to celebrate the soap's milestone.
She teased: "We want to make sure our 50th birthday month is a treat for all our loyal viewers and has them gripped to the edge of their seats as the stories unfold."
On what viewers can expect as the celebrations unfold, Jane promised mixed emotions and teased soap fans could see some of the most amazing stunts they've ever seen.
She said: "We are very proud to be a jewel in Yorkshire's crown and want to make sure we celebrate our wonderful village and everyone who lives there.
"Across the month you will see stories which have you in tears, make you laugh out loud and, of course, amaze you with some of the most epic stunts you will have ever seen.
"The Emmerdale team is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to creating drama as its very best, and never before has this been more true."
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Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7:30pm on ITV, with an hour-long episode on Thursdays.
