Are the Mitchells that dumb
Can't they figure out why Phil's on the bottle again pressing the self destruct button.
Obviously because he doesn't want Ben to give his liver and risk his own life in the process. So to stop that he's taken that destructive self harm route to end his life before his son endangers himself for his sake.
Simple logic and they're all red about it.
Obviously because he doesn't want Ben to give his liver and risk his own life in the process. So to stop that he's taken that destructive self harm route to end his life before his son endangers himself for his sake.
Simple logic and they're all red about it.
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Not a fan of storylines getting rushed but this one is almost at the year point it's time to wrap it up now.
You would have thought his Doctors would have warned him about this though,
My first thought was that he wasn't drinking, and this was a late stage problem, especially since things seem to be moving forward with Ben's potential donation.
I think it's a real shame that Phil won't die from this. Dramatically it would make the most sense, and it would show the destructiveness of his drinking over the years.
Knowing Phil he will be delivering his own baby when Denise is due next year.
To have him recover now would be just ridiculous.
He will then make his way back to the square as if nothing has ever happened and being much tougher than men half his age. TPTB will never learn.
Good posting. The problem is that we have not heard about the actor leaving
They possibly have but either he didn't take it in or he just can't communicate what is happening to those around him.
It seemed quite obvious to me that he wasn't drinking again, that it would be more sympton kicking in as his condition worsens.
His family do seem very unaware that other things (even something as simple as UTI) could present symptons like confusion, speech slurring, shivers, sweats which could mimic somebody being drunk / hungover.
Wouldn't it be fantastic if they have managed to keep McFadden leaving quiet though so he does die and it is a shock - even though we were told it could/would happen last Xmas.
Its 2029.
Antonio Calderone - the most feared Cosa Nostra assassin in Sicily (with over 300 hits to his name) moves into the square as part of a plan to take over from the Eastern Block Mafia in London.
Huge, fast and intimidating with a thousand yard stare he inspires utter terror in all who come across him in Walford - even though they have no idea what he does for a living.
They instinctively sense his psychopathy in their bones and it freezes the blood.
The Philth soon returns from panto break in his mobility scooter and with one glance at Weeble the poor man-mountain killer immediately collapses in a tearful heap of fear and cowardice.
End of storyline.
I can't remember what was said about Angie's death, if Sharon nursed her then why on earth have we not had her explaining the disease to the family. You are right it's poor.
No complaint from me my friend ;-)
The writing has been really bad for her, it's sloppy and lazy. I hope they actually kill Phil off but I know they won't, he is beyond help and should not get a liver transplant but this is Eastenders.
Hi Aar,
Please don't misquote me.
Thanks.