EMMERDALE REVIEW - CAIN AND CALEB FINALLY START TO BOND

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Ever since it was revealed that Caleb Milligan was related to Cain Dingle, Cain has struggled with accepting Caleb into the Dingle family, however, during this week's episodes their relationship has finally started to take shape.

During last week's episodes when Cain Dingle rushed to his brother, Caleb's side when he heard he was injured, but Cain kind of cared but didn't want to make it look like he did, but you could see deep down that he kind of wanted too. This week saw Caleb determined to help his brother, Cain and his nephew, Nate Robinson bury things that had happened between them before Caleb told them about his business proposal that saw Cain struggle with the idea. Loving the proper Dingle scenes.

It was during this week's episode especially in Tuesday 5th September that saw the tables turn and for the better during the Dingle's family meal which saw the caring side of Cain come through when it comes to his relationship with his brother. The bond that Chas has with Caleb is wonderful to see as it has developed brilliantly over the past few months, but it was nice to see Caleb telling Tracy Robinson some home truths regarding her husband, Nate's involved in things that recently happened. During the family meal, it was great to see how this family has developed with their dynamics, however, there were moments in the episodes that you could see that the actors came a little out of character.

Wednesday's episode (6th September) saw Caleb and Cain finally getting along which continued as Caleb helped Cain at the garage allowing for the brothers bond to grow - Jeff Hordley and Will Ash work brilliantly together which has been showed several times this week.

Emmerdale airs Monday - Friday at 7.30pm on ITV1 and ITVX with an hour long episode on Thursday evenings.

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