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I have two female relatives who treated their husband/partner appallingly. Just like Mr T, they worshiped the ground these women walk on but they were treated like dirt and were hurt in the end. I wouldn't want that for the lovely Mr T!
![]() If he grew up a bit he'd be perfect. I think he is the end game for Mo, that's the way it seems to be going. But she needs to take a sensitivity course in the meantime ![]() It has always amazed me how some perfectly lovely men end up with complete wagons who treat them appallingly and yet they still adore them. I had an aunt and uncle like this. He was so sweet and she walked all over him. A pregnancy for Mo would be the catalyst for them getting their acts together, I think. |
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Whilst I love Mr T, I did agree with Clover's review, actually, the sense that I also found him to be slightly irritating for the first time ever on Tuesday night. Not at the start when he and Mo got together, or in the end when Mo had broken his heart (I loved him more than ever then!) but in the middle when he was totally OTT calling Mo 'his woman' etc and getting overly possessive and miles ahead of himself. It was actually pretty out of character as well, as normally he is quite shy about affairs of the heart and not the overly amorous type.
I know that Mo hasn't treated him very well in the past, but that would have scared a lot of people off, to be fair. Like Collins, I do think that they are intended to be end game and a very obvious unplanned pregnancy storyline will ultimately pull them together. Although, perhaps the will they/won't they will continue until the baby is born, or perhaps even until he or she is a few months old. Still wouldn't be surprised if he became a regular after the trip abroad. The womb transplant device will allow him to be on Darwin more often and if Mo were pregnant with his child and/or his partner. that would be another reason for him to regularly be on screen. Mr T aside, has anyone else noticed how we have had an awful lot of pregnancy related storylines on the main wards over the past few months? There seems to be one virtually every other week!! Mr T hasn't even been there for a lot of them! |
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Whilst I love Mr T, I did agree with Clover's review, actually, the sense that I also found him to be slightly irritating for the first time ever on Tuesday night. Not at the start when he and Mo got together, or in the end when Mo had broken his heart (I loved him more than ever then!) but in the middle when he was totally OTT calling Mo 'his woman' etc and getting overly possessive and miles ahead of himself. It was actually pretty out of character as well, as normally he is quite shy about affairs of the heart and not the overly amorous type.
I know that Mo hasn't treated him very well in the past, but that would have scared a lot of people off, to be fair. Like Collins, I do think that they are intended to be end game and a very obvious unplanned pregnancy storyline will ultimately pull them together. Although, perhaps the will they/won't they will continue until the baby is born, or perhaps even until he or she is a few months old. Still wouldn't be surprised if he became a regular after the trip abroad. The womb transplant device will allow him to be on Darwin more often and if Mo were pregnant with his child and/or his partner. that would be another reason for him to regularly be on screen. Mr T aside, has anyone else noticed how we have had an awful lot of pregnancy related storylines on the main wards over the past few months? There seems to be one virtually every other week!! Mr T hasn't even been there for a lot of them! I do think this is working towards him being permanent on his return, it certainly looks that way to me. |
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Agreed. Him calling Mo his "WomMan" on a number of occasions was just embarrassing and dare I say it, a bit racially insensitive. That's the kind of behaviour of his that annoys me. There is no harm in it more like naiveity on his part.
I do think this is working towards him being permanent on his return, it certainly looks that way to me. |
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That's lovely, good luck to them
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I know! Their friendship is so real, so genuine. This is going to really devastate Dom.
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This is an old thing but i think it is interesting. Just started watching an episode from Season 8 called Leap in the Dark, a few months after elliot's arrival. He and Connie are discussing the eligibility of a Patient to be included in the European Trial for Herzig and Elliot specifically says that she is not suitable to be included on Connie's trial. Now that's interesting isn't it, it was Connie's project and already at European Research stage in early 2006? What happened to it having been invented by elliot and the gross moral outrage at the Trust, with Jac as its figurehead, having stolen Elliot's life work and intellectual property?
The impression given s that it was a joint research project across several Trusts and Connie and Elliot were just part of it. Now, that isn't to say that he didn't get very involved after Gina's death (what we are always told, he invented it as a way of coping with Gina's death) and make more advances than anybody else but that is hardly the same thing as being the sole inventor so that it was theft for him to be taken off it and Adele needed to draw up specific contracts to stop the Trust stealing his work again as happened last year. |
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This is an old thing but i think it is interesting. Just started watching an episode from Season 8 called Leap in the Dark, a few months after elliot's arrival. He and Connie are discussing the eligibility of a Patient to be included in the European Trial for Herzig and Elliot specifically says that she is not suitable to be included on Connie's trial. Now that's interesting isn't it, it was Connie's project and already at European Research stage in early 2006? What happened to it having been invented by elliot and the gross moral outrage at the Trust, with Jac as its figurehead, having stolen Elliot's life work and intellectual property?
The impression given s that it was a joint research project across several Trusts and Connie and Elliot were just part of it. Now, that isn't to say that he didn't get very involved after Gina's death (what we are always told, he invented it as a way of coping with Gina's death) and make more advances than anybody else but that is hardly the same thing as being the sole inventor so that it was theft for him to be taken off it and Adele needed to draw up specific contracts to stop the Trust stealing his work again as happened last year. |
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was that online somewhere
I think a lot of it can be found on You Tube though. |
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Nobody watching tonight?? It wasn't the greatest episode, in fairness.
Where was Morven??? Surely she should have been there to support Digby in telling his parents the news. But any excuse to see Dom and Diggers together works for me. He has a strange relationship with his parents, explains a lot of his quirks. They are making no bones about it now - he will die ![]() The rest of it was a bit bleh. |
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Nobody watching tonight?? It wasn't the greatest episode, in fairness.
Where was Morven??? Surely she should have been there to support Digby in telling his parents the news. But any excuse to see Dom and Diggers together works for me. He has a strange relationship with his parents, explains a lot of his quirks. They are making no bones about it now - he will die ![]() The rest of it was a bit bleh. |
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I was half watching, what was all that with Serena and Bernie
Is it just me or is there sexual tension between them?
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Nobody watching tonight?? It wasn't the greatest episode, in fairness.
Where was Morven??? Surely she should have been there to support Digby in telling his parents the news. But any excuse to see Dom and Diggers together works for me. He has a strange relationship with his parents, explains a lot of his quirks. I like that Dom was there but I completely agree that Morven should have been there. Although thinking about it has she met Arthur's parents yet? That could have been a strange first meeting, "Mum, Dad this is Morven my wife, also I have cancer and I'm dieing." |
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I was about to say exactly that
I like that Dom was there, but I completely agree that Morven should have been there. Although thinking about it has she met Arthur's parents yet? That could have been a strange first meeting, "Mum, Dad this is Morven my wife, also I have cancer and I'm dieing." Incidentally, why was there absolutely no mention of Digby's parents at the wedding? They don't live that far away and there are no issues that we are aware of. Surely they would have been invited. I was only able to half watch it last night, but in the parts I did see I actually really felt for both Ollie and Zosia. I think that he was genuinely trying to do the right thing and yet I could understand her feeling so betrayed. Self made me so angry!!! So Bernie will obviously be on AAU now. Funny how when she first arrived I was sure that she would be a love interest for Ric. I really thought that was the way they were going with the immediate tension between them!! |
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I was about to say exactly that
I like that Dom was there but I completely agree that Morven should have been there. Although thinking about it has she met Arthur's parents yet? That could have been a strange first meeting, "Mum, Dad this is Morven my wife, also I have cancer and I'm dieing." |
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Morven's unexplained absence was really odd - to the point I actually wondered if the whole wedding thing had been some sort of dream / fantasy sequence. It was more odd too as it was implied the night before had been a roomies night ... So where was Morven then? Have they not moved in together yet? Even if she was staying with her dad for a few days a line to explain it would have been good.
Morven and Cara moved in together about two months ago and I'm not really sure what the point of that was, as it's never been mentioned since. As I mentioned last week, Digby's Anxiety disorder (from only six months ago) seems to have been forgotten and has not been mentioned since his cancer diagnosis. No mention as to how the diagnosis has affected his anxiety problems, whether he's still on medication etc etc. |
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Morven and Cara moved in together about two months ago and I'm not really sure what the point of that was, as it's never been mentioned since. |
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Guy Self has what he wanted now
![]() Dominic and Arthur's friendship is one in a million. |
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Self centered does not want Zosia relying on anybody but him. He could see it heading that way with Ollie. It will eventually come out what Self did. But what Self centered failed to realize that Ollie is good for Zosia as she is for Ollie. So in the end he has not done Zosia any good maybe just the opposite.
Love Digby and Doms relationship, the way Doms teases Digby and make him smile. He is just what Digby needs. Dom has always been a support to Digby through his illness. Where as Zosia has run away from it. She gives Ollie or work as a excuse, but now she has dumped Ollie, thanks to her Dads messing. She can no longer give him as a excuse. She will perhaps spend some some time with Digby. Although to be honest I prefer his realtionship with Dom
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I was only able to half watch it last night, but in the parts I did see I actually really felt for both Ollie and Zosia. I think that he was genuinely trying to do the right thing and yet I could understand her feeling so betrayed. Self made me so angry!!!
So Bernie will obviously be on AAU now. Funny how when she first arrived I was sure that she would be a love interest for Ric. I really thought that was the way they were going with the immediate tension between them!! When Bernie first arrived I thought there might be some future thing between her and Hanssen - we were both wrong! I wonder whether the relationship with Serena will become romantic? That could be interesting, but I think equally interesting would be to portray the kind of supportive friendship that women in a workplace often have, as against the usual cliche of competitive bitchiness (yes, Connie Beauchamp, I am looking at you). Episode review here |
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The thing i've always liked about Serena is how supportive she is to other women.
Most other powerful or successful women in shows (and often real life) talk the talk re there needing to be more women at the top but when push comes to shove, they only look out for themselves - almost as if they believe that the men will only allow one woman at the top and they are going to damned well make sure it is them. As somebody once said about thatcher, she climbed up the the top, forging a way for women but then pulled the ladder up after her! But Serena, has always seemed to positively act on behalf of all women, such as telling Morven about how she'll have to fight harder because whatever Trusts claim, it is not an even playing field for men and women. Even her brief exchanges with Jac have had a "i've got your back, we're stronger together" vibe to them unlike somebody like Connie who only saw fit to 'sanction' Jac once she was leaving so they wouldn't be in direct competition should Jac rise up through the ranks. So, I can see a strong relationship between Serena and Bernie and I guess it is possible they could go down the path or Serena developing feelings (could that have been why she seemed uncomfortable when she discovered Bernie was bi-sexual?) I think i'd rather it just remained as a strong and supportive friendship. I haven't seen most of yesterday's yet - will catch up at the weekend most likely. |
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The thing i've always liked about Serena is how supportive she is to other women.
Most other powerful or successful women in shows (and often real life) talk the talk re there needing to be more women at the top but when push comes to shove, they only look out for themselves - almost as if they believe that the men will only allow one woman at the top and they are going to damned well make sure it is them. As somebody once said about thatcher, she climbed up the the top, forging a way for women but then pulled the ladder up after her! But Serena, has always seemed to positively act on behalf of all women, such as telling Morven about how she'll have to fight harder because whatever Trusts claim, it is not an even playing field for men and women. Even her brief exchanges with Jac have had a "i've got your back, we're stronger together" vibe to them unlike somebody like Connie who only saw fit to 'sanction' Jac once she was leaving so they wouldn't be in direct competition should Jac rise up through the ranks. So, I can see a strong relationship between Serena and Bernie and I guess it is possible they could go down the path or Serena developing feelings (could that have been why she seemed uncomfortable when she discovered Bernie was bi-sexual?) I think i'd rather it just remained as a strong and supportive friendship. I haven't seen most of yesterday's yet - will catch up at the weekend most likely. I think I will always think of Bernie as the Brigadier's daughter in Dr Who.
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I thought that was because Bernie had lied.
I think I will always think of Bernie as the Brigadier's daughter in Dr Who. ![]() I'm just saying that if they did go down the Serena has been attracted to women but not acted on it route, they could retrospectively say that was the (or one of the) reason(s) she was so off with her - that she did/does find her attractive but would never admit it but discovering she is gay has changed matters. |
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