"Why are you trying to take Emma away from me". Because Jonny, you are trying to take Emma away from Jac - that's what suing for sole custody means and you have said again and again with no evidence that Jac will hurt Emma. She's fighting fire with fire and you've left her no choice.
So Johnny keeps saying he is going to take Emma away from Jac, so she has no access but when Jac says he has to have her permission to see Emma she is a monster, guess that makes the pair of them monsters.
As soon as Jonny said he was going to get Emma away from Jac with or without her permission he should have expected her to take action on that... Him saying that made it sound as if he would go as far as to leave the country with Emma when she was with him, and given how irrationally he's been acting I can totally see why Jac would take that threat seriously.
"Why are you trying to take Emma away from me". Because Jonny, you are trying to take Emma away from Jac - that's what suing for sole custody means and you have said again and again with no evidence that Jac will hurt Emma. She's fighting fire with fire and you've left her no choice.
Exactly, Jac had no intention of taking Emma away from Jonny until he started talking about getting Emma away from her at all costs.
As soon as Jonny said he was going to get Emma away from Jac with or without her permission he should have expected her to take action on that... Him saying that made it sound as if he would go as far as to leave the country with Emma when she was with him, and given how irrationally he's been acting I can totally see why Jac would take that threat seriously.
Absolutely. The court takes that type of threat extremely seriously.
Jonny has completely lost it - at least Elliot called him on it at long last. Jac did nothing wrong by setting her solicitor on him - he pushed her all the way, including trying to destroy her career.
He is the evil, sick, twisted one - not Jac. And now she has Paula to contend with as well. Lovely. Oh yes, and she had to suffer a lecture in incompetence from Mr Self Important, to boot. She's too good for the whole lot of them.
Well this new guy has certainly livened up the place and Mo getting a bit more to do on another ward is working well. Just need to dump this dreadful Jonny story line and things may be looking up.
Well. To be honest, Jac and Jonny have been so overexposed that it's hard to care about another case of them taking it in turns to soften just as the other person hardens. I agree Jonny's speech at the end was hypocritical. His telling the patient's family the truth, despite his ulterior motive, is fairly hard to condemn, although his speech following it made him sound like a maniac. (Didn't realise he was as buff as the boxing scene showed.) Was Jac seriously blaming Jonny for the operation being delayed even though Elliot agreed with him and does she actually consider respecting a patient's wishes, however misguided, "compromising herself"? It's reached the point where Jac's mother turning up just feels like another OTT plot twist. Talking of which, anyone else feel that Bonnie is now magnificently irrelevant, bar throwaway lines about Jonny grieving, I don't think her name's been mentioned since the episode after she died. (Okay, that's only two episodes but still.)
I'm not a fan of Serena but it seems her position as Guy's deputy consists of a fancy job title and no real power, given the way he keeps overruling her. Jesse came across as a showboater and possibly even crazy, can't see him lasting long, no idea why he latched onto Arthur. Colette continues to wander through scenes without really contributing anything. Whilst it would take a lot to make me dislike Arthur, I'm slightly disappointed he passed off Dominic and Zosia's ideas as his own, although he slightly redeemed himself in theatre and by standing up to Jesse.
Mo actually did some work, ironic she had to be in AAU to do it. Not sure if that E-plot about losing their transplant status is going to see a change in her character or what. Adele answering the phone seemed like it was going to be relevant somehow but I guess not unless it was somehow about the radio show. Increasingly hard to like the character, if she's posing as a doctor on radio that seems irresponsible at best, is it ever going to be mentioned again?
Jonny has completely lost it - at least Elliot called him on it at long last. Jac did nothing wrong by setting her solicitor on him - he pushed her all the way, including trying to destroy her career.
He is the evil, sick, twisted one - not Jac. And now she has Paula to contend with as well. Lovely. Oh yes, and she had to suffer a lecture in incompetence from Mr Self Important, to boot. She's too good for the whole lot of them.
Yes, what a different story it would have been if it were one of Self's pets that was being victimized by another colleague leading to the possibility of a negligence case. Why wasn't Jonny given a dressing down for having delayed the operation and I got the impression they couldn't put it off any longer thanks to her crafty ****.
I really wish Jac had turned round and said she'd rather anybody else was Emma's father.
Jesse was okay but I can see the grand standing and singing getting annoying quickly. Is Adele pretending to be Mo? Surely they wouldn't have hired her if she'd been honest about being an HCA?
After bitter fighting with Jac and Jonny, I know Jac can seem cold-blooded, detached and devious at times but when it comes to her daughter, she is a good and loving mother and vulnerable woman, but a brilliant doctor who serves the patient's medical interest and prognosis well . At this stage, Jonny is being such an uber moron. He was the one initiating the fact that he wants custody and wanted Emma to be far away as possible. Jac really was pushed into a corner and she really had no choice and I think she called her lawyer as an absolute last resort. Both Jac and Jonny were making progress of sorting out Emma's visitation. Jonny was being so petty that he can't even go to medical appointments for his daughter's sake with Jac and just call it a truce for that occasion. He also acted unprofessionally by consistently undermining Jac's diagnosis of the patient in front of the patient and the family, its disgraceful.What a twerp!
I really feel for Jac, now that horrid mother of hers has returned, obviously she has come to cause havoc in Jac's life and align herself with Jonny in the custody battle.
I thought the new anaesthetist was going to turn into a psycho in the way he he was about to throw Digby of the ledge. I quite like him and he seems like a potentially fascinating character with abit of instability and darkness and comic relief thrown in.
It was interesting to note that Colette doesn't think Digby will make it as a neuro-surgeon. It will be interesting to see how he fares. It gives an indication that he will be back on Keller before too long. It will be interesting to see Zosia and Dominic dynamic as well.
I enjoyed Mo's scenes, she definitely livens up the place and its interesting to see her on AAU which has been seriously like this whole series imo
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What has he been in before? I know him from somewhere, it's bugging me
Eastenders. he played Lucas I think.
Eastenders
Of course! Yes! Thanks
Bad blood on both sides.
And yet another kid is used as a weapon..
Exactly, Jac had no intention of taking Emma away from Jonny until he started talking about getting Emma away from her at all costs.
He is the evil, sick, twisted one - not Jac. And now she has Paula to contend with as well. Lovely. Oh yes, and she had to suffer a lecture in incompetence from Mr Self Important, to boot. She's too good for the whole lot of them.
I'm not a fan of Serena but it seems her position as Guy's deputy consists of a fancy job title and no real power, given the way he keeps overruling her. Jesse came across as a showboater and possibly even crazy, can't see him lasting long, no idea why he latched onto Arthur. Colette continues to wander through scenes without really contributing anything. Whilst it would take a lot to make me dislike Arthur, I'm slightly disappointed he passed off Dominic and Zosia's ideas as his own, although he slightly redeemed himself in theatre and by standing up to Jesse.
Mo actually did some work, ironic she had to be in AAU to do it. Not sure if that E-plot about losing their transplant status is going to see a change in her character or what. Adele answering the phone seemed like it was going to be relevant somehow but I guess not unless it was somehow about the radio show. Increasingly hard to like the character, if she's posing as a doctor on radio that seems irresponsible at best, is it ever going to be mentioned again?
Yes, what a different story it would have been if it were one of Self's pets that was being victimized by another colleague leading to the possibility of a negligence case. Why wasn't Jonny given a dressing down for having delayed the operation and I got the impression they couldn't put it off any longer thanks to her crafty ****.
I really wish Jac had turned round and said she'd rather anybody else was Emma's father.
Jesse was okay but I can see the grand standing and singing getting annoying quickly. Is Adele pretending to be Mo? Surely they wouldn't have hired her if she'd been honest about being an HCA?
I really feel for Jac, now that horrid mother of hers has returned, obviously she has come to cause havoc in Jac's life and align herself with Jonny in the custody battle.
I thought the new anaesthetist was going to turn into a psycho in the way he he was about to throw Digby of the ledge. I quite like him and he seems like a potentially fascinating character with abit of instability and darkness and comic relief thrown in.
It was interesting to note that Colette doesn't think Digby will make it as a neuro-surgeon. It will be interesting to see how he fares. It gives an indication that he will be back on Keller before too long. It will be interesting to see Zosia and Dominic dynamic as well.
I enjoyed Mo's scenes, she definitely livens up the place and its interesting to see her on AAU which has been seriously like this whole series imo
Jac finds it hard to give anyone her heart as she's been so badly hurt in the past, but with Emma it's different.