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Results:Do you mind tempoary returns for a few episodes
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Eastenders - Tuesday 12th August 2014 19:30: Beale's press conference
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nudge nudge
12-08-2014
Originally Posted by KieranDS:
“What would be the reasoning?”

There's so much to go with the Carters. But we know his childhood was pretty traumatic, what with nearly being drowned by his sister/mum and growing up in care. I don't believe anyone would come out of that all cheeky chappy. We also know he would do anything for his family. Maybe he didn't think Lucy was good enough for Lee, or knew something about her no one else did.

And I don't think Danny Dyer would have signed up to do just a 'regular' role, more likely he knew he was in for something special. If DTC is as good as planning out stories as he seems so far, I'm convinced the Carters jave something to do with the murder.
Sez_babe
12-08-2014
I'm just watching the episode now. I wonder how significant that look between Ian and Peter is - the one after they both looked at her picture. They both looked like they were guilty!
dullagj2
12-08-2014
Enjoyed the press conference, I thought it was very well done.

Interesting episode for the Lucy story which I'm loving.

Nice to see the Ian/Alfie friendship hasn't been abandoned.

Liked Lola supporting Peter but she deserves better.

It's all slowly piecing together. So now Jay's in the frame.....finally something for Jamie to get his teeth into.

7/10
J-B
12-08-2014
8 J-B Points for the episode
11/10 Lauren


Finally a Slater free episode with no crap in it. This is at least 5x better than any of the last several episodes.

+ Ian and Phil was good, typical Phil barging into a private press conference.
+ Called it days ago, Jay was on the CCTV
+ That Beth Kennedy reporter brass has got a long, long future ahead of her on EE. A shrewd, shrewd operator making mincemeat of Weaselly Ian. Utterly brilliant woman.
+ Mick giving the brutal truth to Stan. He's a wrong'un.
+ Sexy Summerhayes is as utterly ineffectual as a police officer as she's always been. Tasked with locking the press room door to keep the Mitchell Creature out and she failed miserably.

- Cora.
- Alfie and Stan leering all over my Lauren like that. Want to be ashamed of themselves.
Lion_60
12-08-2014
Mick wants to help Ian, but he is an Idiot. Come on Mick. This is stupid. But I think when Ian say the truth to Phil, that Mick can say the truth too. I hope so.
The press conference was hard for the Beales.

I like Stan in the last weeks.


It was Jay ! I rewatched the good friday episode and Jay was wearing a jacket with a red hood and this hat.
RetroMusicFan
12-08-2014
I loved the Alfie and Ian scenes tonight and Alfie looks so at home in that caff and him lobbing the toast made me giggle, let's hope Alfie isn't the killer.

Mick needs to man up and tell the truth before it's too late and he shouldn't have told Stan that he slept with a tart I know he's helping a mate out but still.

I did feel a little sorry for Ian but he shouldn't let Mick take the rap for him.
Dan-Bevis
12-08-2014
Originally Posted by SecretLifeoBees:
“When Stan finds out he should tell the whole pub Cora's daughter is a prozzie. See how she likes a public revelation.”

Amen.

Cora telling Lauren to keep a secret is like asking Max to keep it in his trousers, though!

I'm hoping the Rainie / Ian plot is done and dusted by the month's end. It's dragging. I'd like to see what other characters have to hide [hello Peter] regarding that night.
Goosebee
13-08-2014
I actually think the murder storyline has been planned to perfection. I think every look, every nuanced fevers character is all tied in and plotted, whether it is to deceive,shock or manipulate the audience I honestly believe that this storyline has been planned to perfection and that DTC is playing a blinder.

Some things are starting to drag for me now though. Most notably Rainie and Ian - though I'm sure it will all have it relevance, and just generally I'm really bored of the slaters. That's not to say however the show hasn't been a million times better than it was a year ago.

I'm really hoping that we are right now though and that this is finally something for Jamie Borthwick to get his teeth stuck into, and not just some seeming filler like Billy was- or was he?
boddism
13-08-2014
Do we think the CCTV footage was recorded earlier in the year then used in this ep, or has Hetty returned to film some extra scenes?
Joe_Zel
13-08-2014
Originally Posted by boddism:
“Do we think the CCTV footage was recorded earlier in the year then used in this ep, or has Hetty returned to film some extra scenes?”

I think most likely filmed earlier in the year. She was spotted on location filming scenes around the time of her exit that haven't aired yet so I think we'll see more footage, probably in flashbacks.
Early Bird
13-08-2014
probably already mentioned her... but I believe that the Police think either Ian or Peter killed Lucy.......

you see that tactic all the time with them.... get the guilty on tape and watch them squirm......

Gordon Wardell (killed his wife), the bloke who killed Tia Sharpe, the stepfather of a girl from Plymouth (who was later found to have killed her, forgot the girls name - it was some time ago) and Tracy Andrews..... who killed her fiancé on a country road... - there definitely were a few others...
nickymonger
14-08-2014
Originally Posted by dullagj2:
“Enjoyed the press conference, I thought it was very well done.

Interesting episode for the Lucy story which I'm loving.

Nice to see the Ian/Alfie friendship hasn't been abandoned.

Liked Lola supporting Peter but she deserves better.

It's all slowly piecing together. So now Jay's in the frame.....finally something for Jamie to get his teeth into.

7/10”

Does Lola? What I saw in the episode was Peter ask for Lauren to be there only for Lola to tell her to go away because she was jealous. She put her own feelings above what Peter wanted.

At the end of the day; Peter and her fancied each other but don't love each other. They have nothing in common. And now the honeymoon period has worn off, Peter has realised he stll loves Lauren but can't seem to, for whatever reason, break it off.

It's going to end up Peter/Lauren and Lola/Jay.
nickymonger
14-08-2014
Originally Posted by _elly001:
“Team Lola. Peter and Lauren are acting horribly.”

How is Lauren acting loathsome. Peter asked her to go and she said yes. It's lola showing her age and acting like a jealous teenager (which she is).
_elly001
14-08-2014
Originally Posted by nickymonger:
“How is Lauren acting loathsome. Peter asked her to go and she said yes. It's lola showing her age and acting like a jealous teenager (which she is).”

Peter specifically asked Lauren to be there because he believes Lauren is more of a comfort to him than Lola at the moment. Maybe she is, but that doesn't mean he's entitled to treat Lola like she's invisible and incapable of providing comfort. We also know that Peter has romantic feelings for Lauren, so it's not as if he was asking her in a completely innocent way.

If he doesn't want to be with Lola then he needs to man up and tell her, not keep stringing her along when she's clearly trying to be a loving girlfriend to him even though he keeps pushing her away. Ian is exactly the same with Denise - like father like son. They both would prefer to be with another woman (in Ian's case, Jane) but are too scared to risk the stability they have at the moment by actually saying "Sorry, I don't love you anymore, I love someone else, it's over."

As for Lauren, she also has romantic feelings for Peter and is also treating Lola as an inconvenience that is confusing things further for her. She's not looking at her as someone that has feelings, just someone making her life more difficult.

Peter and Lauren are both incredibly self-obsessed and in that respect they're perfect for one another, but they're definitely not in the right here. It's no wonder Lola is acting the way she is when she's being made to feel so side-lined.
nickymonger
14-08-2014
Originally Posted by _elly001:
“Peter specifically asked Lauren to be there because he believes Lauren is more of a comfort to him than Lola at the moment. Maybe she is, but that doesn't mean he's entitled to treat Lola like she's invisible and incapable of providing comfort. We also know that Peter has romantic feelings for Lauren, so it's not as if he was asking her in a completely innocent way.

If he doesn't want to be with Lola then he needs to man up and tell her, not keep stringing her along when she's clearly trying to be a loving girlfriend to him even though he keeps pushing her away. Ian is exactly the same with Denise - like father like son. They both would prefer to be with another woman (in Ian's case, Jane) but are too scared to risk the stability they have at the moment by actually saying "Sorry, I don't love you anymore, I love someone else, it's over."

As for Lauren, she also has romantic feelings for Peter and is also treating Lola as an inconvenience that is confusing things further for her. She's not looking at her as someone that has feelings, just someone making her life more difficult.

Peter and Lauren are both incredibly self-obsessed and in that respect they're perfect for one another, but they're definitely not in the right here. It's no wonder Lola is acting the way she is when she's being made to feel so side-lined.”

Lola sold a story to a newspaper on Peter's sister.
Lola also has romantic feelings for Jay, who is with her best friend. She is no better than Lauren in that regard.
I agree re Peter, but I've seen no evidence of Lauren treating Lola as an inconvenience. She is denying she has feelings even though it is clear she has.
Lola is by no means perfect.
The bottom line is that neither Lola or Peter really love each other. They are both there for convenience. Lola would rather be with Jay and Peter with Lauren. Difference with Jay is that Abi is Lola's best friend!
_elly001
14-08-2014
Originally Posted by nickymonger:
“Lola sold a story to a newspaper on Peter's sister.
Lola also has romantic feelings for Jay, who is with her best friend. She is no better than Lauren in that regard.
I agree re Peter, but I've seen no evidence of Lauren treating Lola as an inconvenience. She is denying she has feelings even though it is clear she has.
Lola is by no means perfect.
The bottom line is that neither Lola or Peter really love each other. They are both there for convenience. Lola would rather be with Jay and Peter with Lauren. Difference with Jay is that Abi is Lola's best friend!”

Lola didn't sell the story in a malicious way, she genuinely thought she was doing the right thing, even if she was incredibly naïve to think that. And it's not a mistake that should be used as Peter's justification for wanting to cheat on her with Lauren. And as for Lola's feelings for Jay, she has done NOTHING to act upon them. She hasn't encouraged him, hasn't tried anything with him, hasn't tried to muscle into Abi's territory in the way Lauren tried in this episode. In fact you could even argue that Lola is 100% committed to Peter, and just sees Jay as a good friend, the way it's been played so far.

Lauren, however, has continued to embed herself in Peter's life despite knowing that he has feelings for her. She isn't thinking about Lola in the slightest, just her and Peter and her own feelings. If she's truly 'confused' then she should stay away, not keep putting herself into situations where she's acting as Peter's comforter.
axl rose
14-08-2014
I'm surprised that Linda didn't overhear Mick 'confessing' to Stan about going with a prostitute and then begin to doubt Mick. I reckon Mick and Sharon will end up shagging at some point in the future.
tsktan
14-08-2014
Did anyone else notice how shifty Lee looked in the cafe when Lauren and Max were talking about the appeal?
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