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Why do some people hate Linda Carter and want her axed?
I know that Linda can be loud and is a hypocrite sometimes but why do people on here hate her? She is not a murderer and hasn't covered up a murderer she is not evil and she is a much better character than Ian, Jane, Lauren, Abi and Phil she never sent an innocent man to prison. Did anyone feel sorry for Linda in October 2014 when she was raped and in August this year when she found out Dean was found not guilty of attempted rape? I understand the way Linda felt about Sylvie especially having Ollie and to her Ollie comes first. Linda is a really good character and Kellie Bright is one of the best actresses in Eastenders along with Lacey Turner.
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Her main scenes lately seem to be every few weeks, but the same storyline, My Ollie isnt showing any improvement, My Ollie cant hold a cup, My Ollie cant Walk, etc. She seems to think because he maybe have a pernament disability, he cant be anything, and his life destroyed. She knows Donna who is disabled and yet runs her own market stall.
And for Kellie Bright being a great actress I guess that is why we haven't really heard of her highly since her Me and My Girl comedy series, which she starred in before she was a teenager
Donna's disability isn't her brain
Mick however...kill him off asap!! Can't stand his attitude and slang much longer. Why he is treated as the perfect saint when he is just as (even worse) than everyone else. Dyer should be axed with all this off set feuds he digs himself into but while he gets to stay everyone else with a fight off set gets sacked. Sick of his special treatment.
Austim is developed from birth
No, Do you think it would be good if he ate a poisoned sausage?
One of my friends was diagnosed with it last year - she's in her 30s. So even though it's developed from birth it isn't always diagnosed at a young age.
Me neither. I always thought she was quite popular.
I wouldn't say I like her but I don't mind her. There are plenty of other characters I'd like to see axed before her and her godawful husband Mick is one of them.
Yeah I don't recall anyone wanting her axed either bar from her early months before she became likeable.
As for baby Ollie - no to autism for me. There would inevitably be people who would wrongly make a connection with him being knocked on the head. But I think it would be a good thing to look at with a different character.
Glad to hear Kellie Bright will be returning.