Like this? I must admit I didn't notice in the ep!

Was anyone else getting flashbacks of DC week with Christian and Syed on the couch. Christian's so protective, so caring, so reassuring - doing whatever he can to ease Syed's fear, his guilt, to protect him.

I'm 'meh' about her, really. Her situation really is horrific, though. Proof if proof is needed why sham marriages are never, ever the right thing to do. Okay, it's exaggerated for soapy purposes, but the fundamentals are there- Amira being contaminated by her shame, when she is the 'innocent party in all this', is just unforgivable.

I really need to rewatch tonight! I wasn't enamoured with parts of it, but I did like it on the whole.

Haha!! Oh how I dislike Amira in that xmas eve ep :sleep: I know it's not her fault but seriously be ATO, be quiet :sleep:....Chryed are all upset

Maybe he was told that they would stay strong and united without being told about all the storylines?

but then there would be no point us discussing them splitting if that was true because they wouldnt be staying strong and united if they split

Haven't seen the watch but the description is making me have flashbacks to the 'bracelet buddies' episode of Friends. /pity the fool

glad your positive too.

Yes, me I meant to say the other night that when they were discussing the phone call, it reminded me of the blackmail plot too

Now that was funny but oh dear!

I think it's more common sense. They're the only gay couple in the show (well, until Duncan and Ben come along, but that's a different kettle of fish to a long-term, committed relationship) and Johnny must have known at that point they were getting engaged. There's no way EE's going to miss the CP opportunity, so Chryed are going to be 'strong and united' in the end, because they're hardly going to be a bad place before they get married.

Now more than ever I don't want Amira killed off.

She needs to get her happy ending.

I think it would be good to show that Amira hasn't bonded with her baby the way she 'should' have. It does happen in real life with mothers who are unable to feel that overwhelming love for their child, and are perceived as monsters by the media. It would be good to see EE address those issues, I think. Would be interesting if they went down the PND route too. The only downside is that Chryed will probably end up with the baby. :sleep:

Haha, that is my very favourite bit in the whole 10 series. I laugh until I hurt every time I see it.

The tears in Syed's eyes, and Christian all resigned and beaten And her all jolly and chirpy

I think 'meh' is the right word to describe how I feel about her!! It is the situation I empathise with much more, like you say, that she is 'contaminated by her shame' is just so awful and should not be the case
I think bar the one bad line the Chryed talks are really good....and really should have been in the main show!! You can literally see the love between them .....and the head on shoulder, hand stroking, head touching, arm around each other are rather beautiful

oh i did. I so reminded me of DC week and CCC


This. I think he was given a rough outline and told the end position, but not given any details, until he saw the scripts. I remember larry lamb saying he knew the end game, just none of the details.

Right I must go and get ready for bed, I have to be up in six hours.

speak tomorrow xx

Omg, that would literally be the most depressing storyline for a character ever. First of all, her dad gets arrested, her friends and family all turn against her. She meets the 'man of her dreams', he turns out to be gay. She spends 18 months as a virtual prisoner, with a baby she never wanted and a psycho father. She returns to Albert Square, finds her husband in a committed relationship with another man, and realises they're never going to happen, crushing probably the only thing that's kept her going the past year. Then she dies. Makes Ronnie's storylines look positively cheerful- at least she had Jack!

But, nah, this'll never happen. Amira is virtually guaranteed a happy ending at this point.

Absolutely.

I hate to think of the guilt that Syed and Christian would both feel if something happened to Amira. I think it would destroy them separately, and maybe even impact on their relationship - that guilt would be horrible, as well as the grief of losing someone that they both cared about to some degree.

I'm waiting for the comments that Christian training Ben is responsible for him becoming gay
Is there a waiting for Buncan to get it on thread?

Yes there is

Have a Buncan pic:sleep:
http://www.insidesoap.co.uk/wp-conte...700&zc=0&q=200

Poor beautiful boys *runs to look at happy pics!!*


OMG I love that ep Joey and Chandler were the true love story in Friends

Awww, that's love, that is

Is the baby who plays Kamil related to Amira's baby? They're identical.