Judging by the comment Bobby made last night and the glare he gave to Cindy, I think he is definitely disturbed and needs to see a child psychologist but of course that won't happen. I think it'll definitely be similar to "We need to talk about Kevin". IIRC Dom said making Bobby Lucy's killer was based on that book/film.

Really excited this has been referenced to again. I think when Bobby's older there's a lot of scope for a really dark and interesting plot. He seems to be already conveying signs of psychopathic behaviour!

Now in Bobby's defence, he does only appear to target people he perceives as threats to his family's happiness with his death stare (or indeed death stair in Laura's case).

He's going to be the Godfather of the Beale family by the time he's 18, you mark my words.

Bobby is about as scary as Mr Bean.

The boy cannot act. His line delivery is not natural at all, he memorised it alright but it's too rehearsed and comes across as boring.

He went from reading that "always Pooh" poem at the wedding to becoming darker and creepier by the second.

Will DTC explain the reason he keeps wearing those pajamas with the guitar patterns? Surely it is potential evidence (DNA, fibres) as he wore them when he hit Lucy.

I don't think the police would find it suspicious if they found Lucy's DNA on Bobby pyjamas. He is her little brother after all and the police do know that she was at home that night.

We need to talk about Bobby...

You know, if by some chance encounter/storyline Bobby ends up killing Dean Wicks, wouldn't that essentially transform him into a protagonist, or at least an anti-hero? The Carters would love him, though to be honest I think a lot of viewers would like him too.

Bobby is a little psychopath and I absolutely love it. First Laura, then Lucy. Cindy better watch out. No wonder with the parents he's had though. They managed to mess up every child they've been in contact with:

- Bobby: Two time murderer and clearly planning it a third time.
- Lucy: Killed by Bobby. Showed signs of mental illness brought on by Beale's nasty actions.
- Peter: Drug dealer / user.
- Steven: Turned into a right little ray of sunshine what with his kidnapping, and shooting of Jane.
- Cindy: Took her in and promised to look after her, tried to steal her baby, then kicked her out.

I agree J_B. Ian and Jane have had the most kids in soap and managed to mess up every single one of them. This means they are indeed the worst parents in EastEnders history.

But it's great TV.

He does it all for the greater good. Bless him.

Has anybody else noticed how he magically appears in a room, usually wearing those same pyjamas that he wore on the night he killed Lucy? He doesn't seem to enter a room via the usually means i.e. a door or doorway. One minute he's not there the next when someone is in mid conversation they turn round and he's suddenly stood there next to them without being heard physically entering the room.

He's got magic powers I tell you.

One, Two, Bobbies coming for you,
Three, Four, He leaves toys on the floor,
Five, Six, Jewllery box appears,
Seven, Eight, Bodies hidden by Jane,
Nine, Ten, He'll kill a Beale again.

Perhaps he scares Cindy too and she feels her child is safer away from him

its Cindy who is in danger, Ian is obviously worried Bobby would do to her, what he did to Lucy.