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Neighbours - Discussion Thread (Part 3)
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mrs.deschanel
11-10-2016
Madge used to say appreciate a lot too. She didn't pronounce it correctly either and it drove me nuts. Someone popped in with a casserole - Madge appreciated it. Whatever happened to the casseroles? Why does no one bring them in times of crisis anymore? They were iconic.

Why is Piper so over the top and happy about her Dad marrying the woman across the road that he cheated on her mum with? Surely she'd still be a bit hurt by her Dad's behaviour? Wouldn't she be thinking of her Mum even though Terese doesn't seem too fussed about it now. It just seems a bit odd.
Madge
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Creamtea:
“Paige as self absorbed as always - a monologue for bloody Jack!! Then not a whisker of worry for her Mum or sister when the balloon starts to go down. At least try and get your Mum to jump with you if you think that's the best thing to do! And Brads mild suprise that the balloon had crashed and lots more of his family were potentially dead/dying! ”

And we got to listen to it all twice - oh joy!

Originally Posted by mrs.deschanel:
“Madge used to say appreciate a lot too. She didn't pronounce it correctly either and it drove me nuts. Someone popped in with a casserole - Madge appreciated it. Whatever happened to the casseroles? Why does no one bring them in times of crisis anymore? They were iconic.

Why is Piper so over the top and happy about her Dad marrying the woman across the road that he cheated on her mum with? Surely she'd still be a bit hurt by her Dad's behaviour? Wouldn't she be thinking of her Mum even though Terese doesn't seem too fussed about it now. It just seems a bit odd.”

I did not!!
Lady Voldemort
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Fee77:
“I didn't get Steph's crash? How did that happen?”

From the panned out shot, I assumed Jimmytheshit's drone caused it.

That bloody drone doesn't half get about. It'll have its own spin off show soon.
pinkpowerranger
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Lady Voldemort:
“From the panned out shot, I assumed Jimmytheshit's drone caused it.

That bloody drone doesn't half get about. It'll have its own spin off show soon.”

Maybe Sid could be in it too as they both plot to bring down Ramsey Street residents.
kitkat1971
11-10-2016
Sorry meant to say.

I took steph's crash to have been caused by Jimmy's drone - eother it flew into her vision so she swerved and lost control or iit had crashed onto the road so damaged her tyre and wheel.

They scanned back to see it in front of her crashed bike on the road.
Debatable
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by fiagomez:
“I laughed so much when the balloon was crashing- it was so funny I loved it


But if Jack had been old and not attractive, it is obvious to me she wouldn't have stayed keeping a vigil...”

Originally Posted by kitkat1971:
“The last sentence is what i have been saying since the day of the explosion in April. It'll be there in black and white if we go back through the thread.

Paige noticed Jack earlier in the episode of the explosion, she looked back at him as they passed. Straight before the explosion she stopped him saying "don't remember me" from their earlier meeting. She clearly fancied him.

Yes, he did shield her from the explosion and i'm sure she would have been grateful no matter who had done that for her - been concerned as to their welfare. But i refuse to believe she would have sat at their bedside day and night if he had been fat, ugly and in his 50s or 60s.”

I too found the crash funny, especially when Paige jumped out - it just looked hilarious her flying through the air...

Talking of Paige, so what if she fancied Jack when she first met him and so what if her attraction to him influenced her decision to watch over him... is that a crime? Does it take anything away from the fact she needed a distraction from her grief? Or that she wanted to invest in the person who saved her life? If he had been a fat, balding ugly man and she did the same thing I'm sure there would still be shouts on here about how selfish she is to abandon her family just for a random fat, ugly stranger...

It doesn't matter how it's presented to me - I just don't see anything selfish about wanting to care for, watch over and ultimately help a random stranger who saved your life - the fact that he's a good looking man is neither here nor there and I don't think anyone can judge what they would do in a similar situation... Up to the point she found out he was a priest and still pursued him, she can't be held at fault for spending time with him and wanting to be there for him - heaven forbid she, as a single woman, finds a single man attractive - So selfish!
Fee77
11-10-2016
I love this thread, it really does crack me up
Lady Voldemort
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by mrs.deschanel:
“Madge used to say appreciate a lot too. She didn't pronounce it correctly either and it drove me nuts. Someone popped in with a casserole - Madge appreciated it. Whatever happened to the casseroles? Why does no one bring them in times of crisis anymore? They were iconic.

Why is Piper so over the top and happy about her Dad marrying the woman across the road that he cheated on her mum with? Surely she'd still be a bit hurt by her Dad's behaviour? Wouldn't she be thinking of her Mum even though Terese doesn't seem too fussed about it now. It just seems a bit odd.”

There simply isn't enough veg in the world to cope with all of Erinsborough's crises.
BootsNo7
11-10-2016
I too found the crash funny, especially when Paige jumped out - it just looked hilarious her flying through the air...

I laughed out loud at that - it was so funny (well at least to me!)
Lady Voldemort
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Debatable:
“I too found the crash funny, especially when Paige jumped out - it just looked hilarious her flying through the air...

Talking of Paige, so what if she fancied Jack when she first met him and so what if her attraction to him influenced her decision to watch over him... is that a crime? Does it take anything away from the fact she needed a distraction from her grief? Or that she wanted to invest in the person who saved her life? If he had been a fat, balding ugly man and she did the same thing I'm sure there would still be shouts on here about how selfish she is to abandon her family just for a random fat, ugly stranger...

It doesn't matter how it's presented to me - I just don't see anything selfish about wanting to care for, watch over and ultimately help a random stranger who saved your life - the fact that he's a good looking man is neither here nor there and I don't think anyone can judge what they would do in a similar situation... Up to the point she found out he was a priest and still pursued him, she can't be held at fault for spending time with him and wanting to be there for him - heaven forbid she, as a single woman, finds a single man attractive - So selfish!”

It was the hair salon break that tipped me over the edge
Get Den Watts
11-10-2016
They just had to tack on a bit of drama for Steph there, so everyone will have to "rally round" her again.

Karl doing more unconventional surgery. I still haven't forgotten the time he saved Mal with a stanley knife and a drinking straw.

This Jacka storyline would have made slightly more sense if it hadn't just been tacked on in the last five minutes that he had a wife. As I said in an earlier post, they obviously couldn't hire another actor, so they just said "make her Jacka's wife". Like when they brought Troy back as Jade's abusive ex-boyfriend even though there was ZERO mention of this the first time Troy was there and having scenes with Jade.
kitkat1971
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Debatable:
“I too found the crash funny, especially when Paige jumped out - it just looked hilarious her flying through the air...

Talking of Paige, so what if she fancied Jack when she first met him and so what if her attraction to him influenced her decision to watch over him... is that a crime? Does it take anything away from the fact she needed a distraction from her grief? Or that she wanted to invest in the person who saved her life? If he had been a fat, balding ugly man and she did the same thing I'm sure there would still be shouts on here about how selfish she is to abandon her family just for a random fat, ugly stranger...

It doesn't matter how it's presented to me - I just don't see anything selfish about wanting to care for, watch over and ultimately help a random stranger who saved your life - the fact that he's a good looking man is neither here nor there and I don't think anyone can judge what they would do in a similar situation... Up to the point she found out he was a priest and still pursued him, she can't be held at fault for spending time with him and wanting to be there for him - heaven forbid she, as a single woman, finds a single man attractive - So selfish!”

Yes, you're right - if Paige had sat by the bedside of a fat, ugly, old bloke) or woman) I would still feel that she had let he family down at a time they really needed her and she should have put aside what she needed to do to get through for their sakes.

But i would have understood it more and had more sympathy for her avoidance tactics as she is young (22 when it happened) and possibly hasn't had to deal with losing a loved one so didn't know how to cope or who to ask.

I do get that, i really do.

But her prioritizing how she dealt with her feelings over being their for her family was selfish. It just was. I have lost numerous people from when i was 6 years old into young adulthood and even now into middle age and it is not just about you - it is about looking after the other people that have also lost that person. Possibly people who were closer to them, than you were as would have been the case with her father losing his father and son, on the same day. When the grandparents that died in my teenage and young adult years went, my primary concern was for my Mum who was grieving for a parent - i put my grief to one side to support her.

Maybe i'm unusual in feeling like that, but I'm afraid i am going to judge Paige's support (or lack of) for her family in relation to what ui have done and experienced - especially as my brother was pretty crap re supporting our father or me when my Mum died so know how it feels for somebody to close in like that from the other side.

I hurt, i wanted to hide, i wanted to find anything else to do but I didn't because I knew my Dad needed me and practicalities had to be dealt with.

And i do still believe that she would not have been glued to the person that 'saved' her side if she had,'t fancied him.

That does make a huge difference to her motives and morality.
SpiderMan 83
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by mrs.deschanel:
“Why is Piper so over the top and happy about her Dad marrying the woman across the road that he cheated on her mum with? Surely she'd still be a bit hurt by her Dad's behaviour? Wouldn't she be thinking of her Mum even though Terese doesn't seem too fussed about it now. It just seems a bit odd.”

Tptb must think we are idots tbh. Guess we are meant to forget that S/L like it was long ago lol. The fact that Terese who lives across the road from them is ok with them and happy etc. Where as Beth who has lived away from Brad and T for over 20 years is still pissed off at both of them. Do me a favour.

It is just dumping on Beth by TPTB. I agree no way Piper would be this happy over it, planning hen nights same with Terese. I mean i am glad they have all moved on i agree it is Bizzare.
SpiderMan 83
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Get Den Watts:
“They just had to tack on a bit of drama for Steph there, so everyone will have to "rally round" her again.

Karl doing more unconventional surgery. I still haven't forgotten the time he saved Mal with a stanley knife and a drinking straw.

This Jacka storyline would have made slightly more sense if it hadn't just been tacked on in the last five minutes that he had a wife. As I said in an earlier post, they obviously couldn't hire another actor, so they just said "make her Jacka's wife". Like when they brought Troy back as Jade's abusive ex-boyfriend even though there was ZERO mention of this the first time Troy was there and having scenes with Jade.”

The Jacka thing is such rubbish. Yes we know he is doddgy, but hardly a villian. Ned clearly knew him as there was hints to this when Ned 1st came. So i am guessing they were in the same gang circle. So he would have known Jacka's wife or somebody he knew would have known. Just smacks of desperation. Ben Hall must be pissed if they bought Ned back for a poor S/L like this.
HOAddict
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Get Den Watts:
“They just had to tack on a bit of drama for Steph there, so everyone will have to "rally round" her again.

Karl doing more unconventional surgery. I still haven't forgotten the time he saved Mal with a stanley knife and a drinking straw.

This Jacka storyline would have made slightly more sense if it hadn't just been tacked on in the last five minutes that he had a wife. As I said in an earlier post, they obviously couldn't hire another actor, so they just said "make her Jacka's wife". Like when they brought Troy back as Jade's abusive ex-boyfriend even though there was ZERO mention of this the first time Troy was there and having scenes with Jade.”

Yes, the continuing story of St Steph the Martyr is getting old.
Creamtea
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by mrs.deschanel:
“Madge used to say appreciate a lot too. She didn't pronounce it correctly either and it drove me nuts. Someone popped in with a casserole - Madge appreciated it. Whatever happened to the casseroles? Why does no one bring them in times of crisis anymore? They were iconic.

Why is Piper so over the top and happy about her Dad marrying the woman across the road that he cheated on her mum with? Surely she'd still be a bit hurt by her Dad's behaviour? Wouldn't she be thinking of her Mum even though Terese doesn't seem too fussed about it now. It just seems a bit odd.”

I swear all Daphne used to do was bake soufflés!
Sandgrownun
12-10-2016
Were none of the rescuers bothering to find the pilot and co-pilot and make sure they were ok?

Steph's crash was random. She knew what Jacka was going to do, why didn't she phone one the women or Mark (or Terese who could contact the balloon company).

Re Karl and the hammer drill - wouldn't a doctor need to scan a patient to see where any pressure build up is and therefore where to release the pressure from, rather than just drilling into their head and hoping for the best?

Originally Posted by Lady Voldemort:
“I'm watching now.

Who exactly did Lauren and co think this random extra person joining the balloon flight was?”

That was very strange. And how convenient that the only person who would recognise her happened to be asleep.
clever3000
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Sandgrownun:
“Were none of the rescuers bothering to find the pilot and co-pilot and make sure they were ok?

Steph's crash was random. She knew what Jacka was going to do, why didn't she phone one the women or Mark (or Terese who could contact the balloon company).

Re Karl and the hammer drill - wouldn't a doctor need to scan a patient to see where any pressure build up is and therefore where to release the pressure from, rather than just drilling into their head and hoping for the best?


That was very strange. And how convenient that the only person who would recognise her happened to be asleep.”

Bear in mind that he is hungover and isnt in the best state of mind to be treating the injured.
Tweety Pie
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Sandgrownun:
“Were none of the rescuers bothering to find the pilot and co-pilot and make sure they were ok?

Steph's crash was random. She knew what Jacka was going to do, why didn't she phone one the women or Mark (or Terese who could contact the balloon company).

Re Karl and the hammer drill - wouldn't a doctor need to scan a patient to see where any pressure build up is and therefore where to release the pressure from, rather than just drilling into their head and hoping for the best?


That was very strange. And how convenient that the only person who would recognise her happened to be asleep.”

Mike the pilot was okay he was sitting up and Karl went to him. Don't know about the other guy though. Paige being her usual selfish self and saving only herself then. That was quite random just deciding to jump out.
Woodbine
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Tweety Pie:
“Mike the pilot was okay he was sitting up and Karl went to him. Don't know about the other guy though. Paige being her usual selfish self and saving only herself then. That was quite random just deciding to jump out.”

Maybe it could be seen as selfish, but when your life is in danger your survival instincts kick in, and I don't think it was random, if someone sees water ahead probably a few would do the same in my opinion and she did tell everyone they should jump.
Mark F
12-10-2016
Looks like Karl is going to get into trouble for his efforts...
Creamtea
12-10-2016
[quote=Woodbine;84196493]Maybe it could be seen as selfish, but when your life is in danger your survival instincts kick in, and I don't think it was random, if someone sees water ahead probably a few would do the same in my opinion and she did tell everyone they should jump.[/QUOTE]

Hhhmmmmmmm... barely, and very quietly. A quick "We should jump". Sounded more rhetorical than actually giving a sh!te about your own Mother.
Leanne_Blake1
12-10-2016
Dr Karl must be a neurosurgeon too. What a guy.
Woodbine
12-10-2016
[quote=Creamtea;84196711]
Originally Posted by Woodbine:
“Maybe it could be seen as selfish, but when your life is in danger your survival instincts kick in, and I don't think it was random, if someone sees water ahead probably a few would do the same in my opinion and she did tell everyone they should jump.[/QUOTE]

Hhhmmmmmmm... barely, and very quietly. A quick "We should jump". Sounded more rhetorical than actually giving a sh!te about your own Mother. ”

I didn't think she said it quietly, but they were all scared and who knows how you would react in a life threatening situation, I doubt you'll be thinking clearly.
Tweety Pie
12-10-2016
Originally Posted by Woodbine:
“Maybe it could be seen as selfish, but when your life is in danger your survival instincts kick in, and I don't think it was random, if someone sees water ahead probably a few would do the same in my opinion and she did tell everyone they should jump.”

Unless I missed something Paige said "we should jump" then Lauren said no but Paige jumped anyway???
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