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'Emmerdale' will screen an hour long rewind episode to reveal who shot Robert Sugden.
The tables turned for actor Robert - who killed his brother Andy's wife Katie earlier this year - last week when a mystery assailant shot him in the chest and left him fighting for his life.
And it's now been revealed that 'Emmerdale' will celebrate it's upcoming 43rd birthday at the end of October by airing an hour long episode revealing what really happened on the night.
Three secrets will also come to the surface that will rock the village forever.
Series producer Kate Oates said: "This won't be the first time 'Emmerdale' has broken its 'house style' of storytelling; but it will be the first time we've told a story in a non-linear way.
What makes this 'rewind' episode special is that we won't just learn who shot Robert, but two other big secrets that will propel the show into an exciting, emotional and dramatic winter."
The news comes after it was announced Kate Oates will be leaving 'Emmerdale' to take over from executive producer Stuart Blackburn on 'Coronation Street' next year.
'Emmerdale' airs weekdays at 7pm on ITV with an extra episode at 8pm on Thursdays.

Sean Ward won't play a "bad boy" again.
The 26-year-old actor - who played drug dealer Calum Logan on 'Coronation Street' until he was killed off during the soap's live episode last week - has confessed he's had enough of being a villain.
Despite admitting it's "more fun", he said: "As an actor I'd love to do something completely different. I don't want to do the bad boy again. I don't want to go back to that. I don't know what my next job will be but I'd love to do something completely different."
Callum Logan was buried under the famous cobbles by David (Jack P. Shepherd) and Kylie Platt (Paula Lane) last week after Kylie walked in on him attacking David's sister Sarah-Louise (Tina O'Brien) and him over the head with a wrench.
And although they were responsible for his demise on the popular soap, Sean has admitted it's his co-stars he'll miss the most.
He told ITV's 'Lorraine': "Everyone there, the family, Jack Shepherd. They welcomed me from day one."
Speaking about the reaction he's had from 'Corrie' fans since he was killed off, Sean added: "I think now, for the next few months, I'll be getting, 'I thought you were dead!' But in general I've had great feedback. It was the best time. To get that sort of instant feedback, with Twitter and stuff, it helps a lot."

'Take Me Out' and 'Take Me Out: The Gossip' have been commissioned for a new series.
The dating show hosted by comedian Paddy McGuinness and the spin-off show presented by Mark Wright and Laura Jackson will both return next year for 10 episodes each.
Paddy said: "We witnessed some unusual twists of fate during the last series which proves the 'Take Me Out' love lift works in mysterious ways. I'm looking forward to all the dates to come and with 2016 being a leap year, I'm curious to see if our Flirty Thirty have any surprises in store that might lead to another wedding - fingers crossed! Series 8 is going to be the best one yet."
The eighth series of the show will endeavor to continue it's success rate of five engagements, two weddings and two babies, while Paddy is busy thinking up more of his legendary catchphrases.
Meanwhile, Mark and Laura will be back hosting the official after-party, coaxing all of the juicy gossip out of the contestants when they return from their dates on the fictional Isle of Fernando's.
Mark said: "It's that time of the year when I get to pack my shorts, sun tan lotion and head out to the Isle of Fernando's to bring viewers all the backstage gossip from the best dating show on TV. With Casa Fernando playing host to some lasting love matches last series, I have no doubt that Cupid will be pretty busy again this year."
Laura added: "I am so thrilled to be back for another year of 'Take Me Out: The Gossip'. Last series was full of fun, laughter, love and a few tears. I can't wait to get back to the Isle of Fernando's with Mark."
'Take Me Out' and 'Take Me Out: The Gossip' return to ITV and ITV 2 respectively in early 2016.

Kieron Richardson admits 'Hollyoaks' has inspired him to have HIV tests.
The 29-year-old actor - who is married to Carl Hyland - claims researching a storyline which saw his character Ste Hay diagnosed with the disease has "changed his life".
He said: "I was really open when we first started the HIV storyline about being a bit ignorant to it.
"Not having the sex education at school and me associating it with the 1980s, plus people saying it was a bad idea to do this storyline.
"Yet having the research has helped change my life. This year alone I've had two HIV tests. I'd never have done that if not for this storyline."
In 2010, Kieron appeared on 'Dancing on Ice' and jokingly claimed his flamboyant performance inspired 'Hollyoaks' bosses to make his character gay.
He told Gay Times magazine: "I've always said - in jest - the reason they decided to turn the character gay was because I was on 'Dancing on Ice' and the producer at the time said maybe I was a little more flamboyant than Ste was meant to be.
"From there he commented, 'Ooo he can do gay really well.' In jest, I've always blamed that for the reason."

Boy George reduced Paloma Faith to tears on 'The Voice'.
The 'Karma Chameleon' singer and the 'Changing' crooner - who were both announced as new coaches on the talent shoe earlier this year - reportedly came to verbal blows after they battled for the same singer to be on their team during the Manchester auditions earlier this week.
Boy George is reported as saying: "You said you weren't going to be bitchy and you're being bitchy.
"You've probably got PMT or something, you were extremely rude."
Turning to the contestant, he added: "If you choose Paloma she will probably fall asleep while you sing."
A furious Paloma hit back when he crossed a line by saying that unlike her, he's had a number 1 hit in America.
According to the Daily Mirror newspaper, she responded: "I am really happy with what I have done and continue to progress, maybe I haven't had as long in the game as George but hopefully one day I will. When I put my mind to something then I will win."
To try and make the situation less tense she started pulling silly faces at George, but he said: "Don't give it if you can't take it.".
A spokesman has confirmed the incident took place and said the judges' competitiveness is bound to come out and things will naturally get heated.
He commented: "All four coaches are fighting hard for the best talent on their teams. Competition and banter maybe lively on camera but professional rivalry is left at the studio door. We think viewers are going to love the genuine passion that our new line up brings to 'The Voice' 2016."
'The Voice' will be screened early next year.

The UK's 'Eurovision Song Contest 2016' entry will be decided by public vote.
The BBC has opened up the selection process for the annual contest after years of TV bosses selecting the entry themselves and have invited "amateur, professional and superstar" singers to apply.
Eurovision commentator Graham Norton said BBC bosses are now taking the show "seriously" and it's the "icing on the cake" for fans.
He said: "Eurovision is one of the highlights of my year. I love the fact the BBC is launching its biggest song search ever.
"It really shows they take the competition seriously and the fact that the public will get the final say on who is sent to represent the UK is the icing on the cake."
Hopefuls aged 18 or over are invited to apply before the November 20 deadline in what will be the second open talent hunt since 2008.
Atomic Kitten and Hugh Goldsmith - Blue's former manager - will lead the search.
The shortlist acts will perform in front of a judging panel and the public will pick the UK entry for the contest held in Sweden on May 14.
The last time the UK won the contest - favoured for it's rousing stage productions, cheesy songs, and patriotic rivalry between countries - was 18 years ago with Katrina and The Waves entry 'Love Shine a Light'.
Other recent notable Eurovision memories include Australia being allowed to enter last year and Austrian drag queen Conchita Wurst winning in 2014.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has given up alcohol.
The former 'Big Brother' contestant - who was at the centre of a violent row on 'Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side' last week - has revealed she's decided to stop drinking in a bid to take "control" of her life.
She said: "I just think life is about mastering certain aspects and that's the next aspect that I want to have control over.
"It's not that I'm a raging lunatic with the drinks. But when I do drink, I've got a small frame - it just takes a couple of drinks.
"[Now] I'm just bang on my fitness and I'm going to master that and maybe after a few months down the line I can say when and how much I want to drink."
The blonde beauty revealed her new lifestyle choice at a charity event and confessed being around other people drinking could make it more difficult.
She told Mirror Celebs: "This is my first test and I passed it so, there will be more. I'm going to the reality awards tomorrow (30.09.15), that'll be my next test."

'Downton Abbey' staff have unwittingly given away one of the biggest secrets of the final series.
Despite having a number of "security measures" in place to prevent details of storylines from the current sixth and final series from getting out, a detailed order of service from the wedding of one of the period drama's main characters has been found on location at a church in the village of Bampton in Oxfordshire.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "The cast and crew of 'Downton' have gone to great lengths to hide the storylines for the sixth and final series.
"As it's the last one, there are going to be some absolutely massive plot lines. One of them is this wedding.
"It seems a bit ridiculous that all those security measures could be put in place and then someone just leaves an order of service lying around for anyone to find."
The prop - which states that Lady Edith Crawley (Laura Carmichael) will finally tie the knot with a man named Herbert - was found by a member of the public.
It's been suggested that Herbert is Bertie Pelham (Harry Hadden-Patton), who asked Lady Edith to dance in the 2014 Christmas special and was also spotted on set with Laura at the wedding of Mr. Carson and Mrs. Hughes earlier this year.
Meanwhile, Jim Carter - who plays butler Mr. Carson - previously revealed more than one couple would be tying the knot in the final instalment.
He said: "There are lots of wedding bells in series six - but I can't tell you who for - because the whole point is to watch the programme isn't it - you wouldn't watch a football match if you knew it was two nil to Arsenal at the end of it."
News of the leak will likely upset Lady Edith actress Laura as she previously claimed the reason they're so good at keeping storylines a secret is because ultimately the fans don't want them spoiled.
She told BANG Showbiz: "I think there's an element that people don't want to know."

Gary Lineker's mother has passed away.
The 'Match of the Day' host took to his Twitter account last night (29.09.15) to post a touching tribute to his mum Margaret.
He wrote: "I am profoundly saddened to tell you that my wonderful, beautiful mother has left us. She will though live on in my heart and mind. #RIPMum (sic)."
The 54-year-old presenter and former footballer also posted a snap of him posing alongside his late mother on Instagram.
He captioned the photograph: "She wouldn't want sympathy. She wouldn't want tears. She would want a gin and tonic. Cheers Mum #RIP (sic)."
Gary's brother Wayne - who previously appeared on the reality show 'The Only Way Is Essex' - also took to social media to reveal that while he's devastated at her passing, he's pleased she's now at peace.
He wrote: "Today at 1pm my precious Mum passed away. I was holding her hand when she stopped breathing. She has had a very tough and painful 2 years since she lost her husband and my step Dad Peter. Not just the pain of losing her loved one but the intense medical problems she had.
"She has suffered with Renal and Kidney problems having dialysis 3 times a week amongst a mountain of other problems. It was a special moment when she left as she was so very peaceful. She has had her family and closest friends by her side. Finally she will be happy. I will miss her dearly. Love forever. (sic)"
Gary had to pull out of presenting Saturday's (26.09.15) 'MOTD' as his mother - who lived on the Isle of Wight - was "very poorly".