About time someone said it's rubbish, too much crying , grow some.
So when you loose a mother, sister or daughter you would be happy they died then throw a party then dance on there grave grow up it what happend in real life
what an amazing scene that was with Phil & Ian, and when Ian saw Sharon. Loved that she also asked if she could do something for Jane, after she asked if there was anything she could do for Ian.
At 8:00pm last Friday we saw the episode which promised Walford Will Change Forever at at the start of this week we started to see the aftermath of the murder of Lucy Beale and now Walford Has Changed Forever...
At least it was the original Gina! - nice nod to us who remember well.
Ian throwing himself in to phil was the funniest thing I've seen lmao, HAM moment, even Mcfadden seemed shocked when Adam with a toss of his head thew himself headfirst in to his Rack.
Sharon has spoken to michelle, as if she'd rung to tell her when I presumed the flowers from the irish clan was a result of michelle telling them which could'nt have been sharon.
The Gina of old would have slapped Janes face for that outburst, and why no mention her other niece is dead or where Peter was or anything. Still at least Cindy has gone but shall return like a bad dose of the clap to replace Lucy.
I reckon Peter did it. I reckon they had a ruck he slapped her face and walked off while she fell to her knees as a blood clot from the previous fall moved. Looks like he's ready to explode and Lola will cop it.
Well they are saying Walford Will Change Forever! A Phil/Ian friendship?
While Phil and Ian have loathed one another, there was been a shallow underlying respect between the two that reveals itself on select occasions, the fact that any understanding between the two is so seldom is what makes those rare moments so special. Ian is his ex wife's son, he probably feels some responsibility to Kathy to watch over him, despite not liking him
As another member said, a hark back to the old Phil...the real Phil!
While Phil and Ian have loathed one another, there was been a shallow underlying respect between the two that reveals itself on select occasions, the fact that any understanding between the two is so seldom is what makes those rare moments so special. Ian is his ex wife's son, he probably feels some responsibility to Kathy to watch over him, despite not liking him
As another member said, a hark back to the old Phil...the real Phil!
I read online that when Cindy Sr took Peter and Steven, it was Phil and Grant who helped to get them back for Ian. Surely Phil wouldn't have done that if he hated Ian, so there must have been a slither of like/respect for him underneath it all.
I read online that when Cindy Sr took Peter and Steven, it was Phil and Grant who helped to get them back for Ian. Surely Phil wouldn't have done that if he hated Ian, so there must have been a slither of like/respect for him underneath it all.
Why did Masood say "I love you" to Jane for? They are not together so why does he keep on pursuing her? She doens't seem to be into him at all at the moment so he should so back off.
If Ian and Jane don't say "last night was a one off", then I'll be glad in a way as I want Denise free from Ian. Despite what he is going through, he has been outrageous towards Denise, just "retaining her" as some sort of back up/trophy partner when he doesn't really want her! >: (@Ian!
To all the posters who seem surprised at Phil being there for Ian, he has done so a number of times before when Ian really neeed his help but not everytime and often he only is there for Ian when someone else badgers him into doing so. (Sharon being the latest example)
I remember in the mid 90's that both Phil and Grant Mitchell went to Italy to get back Peter and Steven as Cindy had taken them there and basically done a runner generally after trying to get Ian killed by a hitman! I think it was Kathy who got Phil to go to Italy though and Grant went as well. That was a great time in EE btw!
Thanks. I've only started watching Eastenders last year so I don't know all the older characters and just started looking into relevant Beale stuff for the Lucy storyline. ^_^
Worth it for the Ian/Phil scene alone. That was awesome; it took Ian being in the arms of the man he hates most in the world to truly break down. This was what I was looking forward to the most in this episode, and they didn't disappoint.
Nor is any soap, nor is any drama, nor is 80% of the things you see on television today so why you're bothering to condescendingly go onto a soap forum to tell everybody who's a fan of the show to "get a grip" I'll never know.
Loved the episode last night up until Ian kissed Jane which like a few people I found a bit unnecessary. A few people are beginning to come out as suspicious and I'm really curious where they're going with Lee, if he'll be back or not to reveal that he lied about being at the party all night or what the deal is going to be. The scene between Phil and Ian was every inch as good as I expected it to be, I felt my jaw begin to shake when Phil started to cry too.
Personally I wasn't impressed with Donna's attitude tonight. I can understand her personal decision to not want to wear the armband in fear of putting off customers but the way she communicated that across was rude and cursory in my opinion. I agree disabled people shouldn't be portrayed as sweetness and light because in real life it's not always the case but considering Adam Best was such an unpleasant character I think it wouldn't have hurt to have someone in now who is disabled and a nice, polite respectful member of her community. On a related note I really like Pam, she was lovely to Alfie, so polite
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So when you loose a mother, sister or daughter you would be happy they died then throw a party then dance on there grave grow up it what happend in real life
what an amazing scene that was with Phil & Ian, and when Ian saw Sharon. Loved that she also asked if she could do something for Jane, after she asked if there was anything she could do for Ian.
I hope Cindy comes back
Yes. with permission.
No I wouldn't but the way Beale has acted, I would certainly be thinking it.
There are other soaps.
But he still has two sons, two girlfriends, a restuarant, a cafe and a chippie.
Many posters will not remember the other one.
That job at The Samaritans didn't workout then?
Ian throwing himself in to phil was the funniest thing I've seen lmao, HAM moment, even Mcfadden seemed shocked when Adam with a toss of his head thew himself headfirst in to his Rack.
Sharon has spoken to michelle, as if she'd rung to tell her when I presumed the flowers from the irish clan was a result of michelle telling them which could'nt have been sharon.
The Gina of old would have slapped Janes face for that outburst, and why no mention her other niece is dead or where Peter was or anything. Still at least Cindy has gone but shall return like a bad dose of the clap to replace Lucy.
I reckon Peter did it. I reckon they had a ruck he slapped her face and walked off while she fell to her knees as a blood clot from the previous fall moved. Looks like he's ready to explode and Lola will cop it.
Spring lane = spring pain. utter tripe.
Quite surprised really since the majority did not really like Hetti in the role, as was said on here a few months ago.
Guess it easier to vote for the fresh one, especially cause of the last few weeks.
Your standing increases when you're dead...everyone suddenly loves you.
A bit crazy but today i had a 'omg Thats lucy walking down that road' moment just like Ian had the other day
I've never seen the market so empty before. It was eerie.
Sharon not seeing Ian first thing is out of character...
Hi Gina.
Nancy always knows whenever Lee is and isn't around.
Pam getting stuck right into the issue of the recently deceased. Classy.
Ian. You never did accept her into your life...
Yes, yes, you are an idiot, Sharon - why did you take so long?
That was a heart-retching scene between Ian and Phil.
Ugh. Max. The police will be very interested in you when your shennigians with Lucy comes out. :kitty:
Lee's going already?
Yeah, I wonder what Lauren's gonna do with the business and flats now?
If Lola and Peter weren't already bound for a split with Jay, then they are now...
Lucy was the closest thing Jane ever had to a daughter.
Jane and Ian. Not surprised they'd unite in their grief.
No. They both wanted it. There was no pulling away
Phils best scenes in over a decade tonight
While Phil and Ian have loathed one another, there was been a shallow underlying respect between the two that reveals itself on select occasions, the fact that any understanding between the two is so seldom is what makes those rare moments so special. Ian is his ex wife's son, he probably feels some responsibility to Kathy to watch over him, despite not liking him
As another member said, a hark back to the old Phil...the real Phil!
I read online that when Cindy Sr took Peter and Steven, it was Phil and Grant who helped to get them back for Ian. Surely Phil wouldn't have done that if he hated Ian, so there must have been a slither of like/respect for him underneath it all.
Kathy...
If Ian and Jane don't say "last night was a one off", then I'll be glad in a way as I want Denise free from Ian. Despite what he is going through, he has been outrageous towards Denise, just "retaining her" as some sort of back up/trophy partner when he doesn't really want her! >: (@Ian!
To all the posters who seem surprised at Phil being there for Ian, he has done so a number of times before when Ian really neeed his help but not everytime and often he only is there for Ian when someone else badgers him into doing so. (Sharon being the latest example)
I remember in the mid 90's that both Phil and Grant Mitchell went to Italy to get back Peter and Steven as Cindy had taken them there and basically done a runner generally after trying to get Ian killed by a hitman! I think it was Kathy who got Phil to go to Italy though and Grant went as well. That was a great time in EE btw!
Ian's mother, right?
Yes Ian's mum, dad was Pete Beale. The cafe was called Kathy's cafe for ages too.
If you haven't come across it already, wiki is very good for TV progrs/films and individual characters even......http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EastEnders
Thanks.
Who is this directed at?
Did you just discover this pearl of wisdom?
Ian and Jane? Again, saw that coming a mile off.
Good episode.
I got the sense that Ian was heading for a slap if it wasn't for the fact both of them were grieving.
Nor is any soap, nor is any drama, nor is 80% of the things you see on television today so why you're bothering to condescendingly go onto a soap forum to tell everybody who's a fan of the show to "get a grip" I'll never know.
Loved the episode last night up until Ian kissed Jane which like a few people I found a bit unnecessary. A few people are beginning to come out as suspicious and I'm really curious where they're going with Lee, if he'll be back or not to reveal that he lied about being at the party all night or what the deal is going to be. The scene between Phil and Ian was every inch as good as I expected it to be, I felt my jaw begin to shake when Phil started to cry too.
Personally I wasn't impressed with Donna's attitude tonight. I can understand her personal decision to not want to wear the armband in fear of putting off customers but the way she communicated that across was rude and cursory in my opinion. I agree disabled people shouldn't be portrayed as sweetness and light because in real life it's not always the case but considering Adam Best was such an unpleasant character I think it wouldn't have hurt to have someone in now who is disabled and a nice, polite respectful member of her community. On a related note I really like Pam, she was lovely to Alfie, so polite