And meet up with her online, surely you would go through Social Services officially etc.
Exactly, and when he agreed to meet her for the first time at the park, on her own as well without telling anyone...the whole thing is a bit ridiculous.
I can't even believe Faye was able to find him on the internet so easily either. Anna was already an over protective parent, are we meant to believe she lets Faye have full access to the internet? and without any parental control settings to avoid this kind of thing.
I know it's all for the storyline but when it's that unrealistic I find it annoying to watch.
Exactly, and when he agreed to meet her for the first time at the park, on her own as well without telling anyone...the whole thing is a bit ridiculous.
I can't even believe Faye was able to find him on the internet so easily either. Anna was already an over protective parent, are we meant to believe she lets Faye have full access to the internet? and without any parental control settings to avoid this kind of thing.
I know it's all for the storyline but when it's that unrealistic I find it annoying to watch.
I found that weird as well. And then meeting her again, without checking with Anna. There's something weird going on there, if he really wanted to make contact, he would do it officially and legally, not secret meetings in the park.
It has to be like that for the SL to work She probably wouldn't have been able to find him, but you have to forget that
I found that weird as well. And then meeting her again, without checking with Anna. There's something weird going on there, if he really wanted to make contact, he would do it officially and legally, not secret meetings in the park.
It has to be like that for the SL to work She probably wouldn't have been able to find him, but you have to forget that
It's as if he thinks that's normal behaviour or something. Nobody in their right mind would meet their child in private, especially when the legal guardian doesn't have a clue.
I'll be surprised if there's nothing sinister further down the line. Unless of course we have an affair on the cards between Tim and Anna.
I wish I could switch off from the finer details in soaps but I just can't help picking holes in the plots.
It's as if he thinks that's normal behaviour or something. Nobody in their right mind would meet their child in private, especially when the legal guardian doesn't have a clue.
I'll be surprised if there's nothing sinister further down the line. Unless of course we have an affair on the cards between Tim and Anna.
I wish I could switch off from the finer details in soaps but I just can't help picking holes in the plots.
I think the sinister plot is more likely, and if they do to that way it should be pretty good. They have a lot to live up to with regards to Whitney/Tony in EE though.
At first I had doubts that he wasn't but then social got involved and I thought differently, but they have never shown a meeting between Tim and SS.
My other thought was that he is the dad but is sinister regardless.
With all the social services part of the SL, I'm thinking he must be her actual dad. Social services would go crazy if they were portrayed badly again, so soon after the Lola/Lexi SL
Everyone's thinking he's suspicious because, well, this is CS and it can't be as simple as that!
I don't think Tim has any kind of dodgy motive...though he's obviously got a past, and there may be things about him and Faye's mum that we don't know yet (she could end up coming into it).
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Exactly, and when he agreed to meet her for the first time at the park, on her own as well without telling anyone...the whole thing is a bit ridiculous.
I can't even believe Faye was able to find him on the internet so easily either. Anna was already an over protective parent, are we meant to believe she lets Faye have full access to the internet? and without any parental control settings to avoid this kind of thing.
I know it's all for the storyline but when it's that unrealistic I find it annoying to watch.
I found that weird as well. And then meeting her again, without checking with Anna. There's something weird going on there, if he really wanted to make contact, he would do it officially and legally, not secret meetings in the park.
It has to be like that for the SL to work
It's as if he thinks that's normal behaviour or something. Nobody in their right mind would meet their child in private, especially when the legal guardian doesn't have a clue.
I'll be surprised if there's nothing sinister further down the line. Unless of course we have an affair on the cards between Tim and Anna.
I wish I could switch off from the finer details in soaps but I just can't help picking holes in the plots.
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I think the sinister plot is more likely, and if they do to that way it should be pretty good. They have a lot to live up to with regards to Whitney/Tony in EE though.
At first I had doubts that he wasn't but then social got involved and I thought differently, but they have never shown a meeting between Tim and SS.
My other thought was that he is the dad but is sinister regardless.
With all the social services part of the SL, I'm thinking he must be her actual dad. Social services would go crazy if they were portrayed badly again, so soon after the Lola/Lexi SL
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I don't think Tim has any kind of dodgy motive...though he's obviously got a past, and there may be things about him and Faye's mum that we don't know yet (she could end up coming into it).
I think he's an undercover policeman. He's investigating owen, michelle and sean for dodgy acting.
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