Emmerdale spoilers tease more danger for Mackenzie Boyd after disturbing reveal
It has just been revealed that the villainous John Sugden is keeping Mack captive - but what are his intentions?
Emmerdale fans were left in shock this week, when it was revealed that Mackenzie Boyd, thought to have been killed, was actually still alive, and being held captive by John Sugden.
Now, we've got a sense of where this dark storyline is heading for Mack, as some first-look spoiler clips for episodes next week have been revealed.
As provided by Digital Spy, one of the clips sees Mack waking up in an underground bunker, disorientated and tied to a bed.
As he has flashbacks to how he ended up there, John approaches him and tells him to remain calm, saying he's trying to help him.
Mack reveals he knows the truth, telling John that he "tried to kill" him, just like he "killed Nate".
The clip in question comes from Monday's (1st September) episode, while another from Wednesday's (3rd September) episode sees John's half brother Robert growing suspicious of him once more, and pointing out the similarities between Mack and Nate's disappearances.
Will he be able to uncover the truth and find where John is keeping Mack before it's too late?
Fans have been waiting for the villainous John to get his comeuppance for some time now, and earlier this month it was reported that actor Oliver Farnworth's exit from the show was imminent, suggesting it could be just around the corner.
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Earlier this year, it was revealed that John had killed Nate Robinson and orchestrating near-death experiences for several characters, just so that he could play the hero.
It seems that is what he's doing once more with Mack, appearing to save his life, but as he isn't falling for it, it may not be too long until he resorts to a more deadly course of action.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
