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Who Was Joe Tate's Mum
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Little is known of exactly what Graham (played by Andrew Scarborough) is up to, but the dodgy businessman has certainly made an enemy in Joseph (Ned Porteous).
Although originally his right-hand man, the elusive stranger in a suit has since set out to destroy Joe’s plans.
Now Graham actor Andrew opened up on the Emmerdale fan theory that his character is a secret killer.
Many have speculated that he could have been recast as Graham Clark (Kevin Pallister), Joseph’s mum Rachel Hughes’ (Glenda McKay) killer.
No, I'm not the same Graham that killed Rachel. There's more than one Graham in Yorkshire!
Graham Foster actor Andrew Scarborough
Speaking during a recent Twitter Q&A on Emmerdale’s official page, Andrew confirmed that Graham does not have Rachel’s blood on his hands.
He replied: “No, I'm not the same Graham that killed Rachel.
“There's more than one Graham in Yorkshire! G x @andrewscarboro #AskTate #Emmerdale.”
Joseph is an orphan after his father Chris committed suicide and his mother Rachel died after being pushed off a cliff by then boyfriend Graham Clark.
Graham murdered her after she tried to end their relationship.
Later, Graham appeared to die when a confrontation with Kathy Glover (Malandra Burrows) caused their car to career off a cliff and explode.
Kathy survived that crash, but now fans also think Graham secretly survived and has now returned with a new identity.
Emmerdale fans took to social media during the latest episode with one tweeting: “It's unhealthy how bad I want Graham to be the Graham that killed Rachel.
“I know that he tried to kill Kathy too and his car went over a cliff... but did we ever see his body before the car burst into flames? Kathy got out.. What if Graham did too? #Emmerdale.”
“Is sidekick Graham the same Graham (recast) that killed Joe Tate’s mother Rachel? #Emmerdale,” quizzed another.
A third asked: “Is Graham the Graham that killed his Mam? Interesting #Emmerdale.”
“Wonder if Graham is the Graham who killed Joseph Tate’s mother? The real twisted mastermind #Emmerdale,” questioned another.
Emmerdale continues tonight on ITV at 7pm.
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English comedian, actress & writer (born 1968)
For the Canadian television and film executive, see Catherine Tait . For the English philanthropist, see Catharine Tait .
Twig Clark (2002–2011)
Jeff Gutheim (2019–present)
^ Some sources have given a birth date of 5 December 1969 - a date at odds with official records - and Tate herself has alluded to purported errors on Wikipedia in media interviews.
^ Tate makes her first appearance, credited as "The Bride", in the closing scenes of 2006 series finale " Doomsday ".
^ Tate first appears in the two-part finale of the 7th season, titled " Search Committee ".
^ From the 15th episode of the 8th season, titled " Tallahassee ".
^ Toccata and Fugue was originally produced as part of The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway on October 23, 2006. It was written by Tina Howe and directed by Josie Rourke .
^ The Garden of Ms Harriet Figg was produced as part of the Old Vic Theatre 's 24 Hour Plays Celebrity Gala. It was written by Matt Hartley and directed by Lisa Spirling.
^ The award was "mistakenly given" to Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway even though The Catherine Tate Show received the most votes and should have been declared the winner. They returned Tate her comedy prize in 2008.
^ For the 2005 Christmas special.
^ For the 2008 episode " Turn Left ".
^ For the 2010 episode " Catherine Tate's Little Cracker: My First Nativity ".
^ For reuniting on stage with David Tennant .
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