Eastender current episode discussion IV

[lizann]

i have not recovered from that, thought the kids would find her, gray out for milk and a drink so to be seen

[kaz21]

Was there something off with the quality. Something didn?t seem quite right with filming. Grey looked added in at the Vic, maybe due to COVID filming?

[Jadefalcon]

And again the police are talking as if Phil Mitchells is Pablo Escobar, the Krays and Al Capone combined.

[parkerman]

At least Gray is lucky in one very important respect. Chantelle's death will be investigated by the joint most incompetent police force in Britain (equalled only by Weatherfield's finest).

[Dennis tanner]

Why get annoyed with people who are scared and in a terrible situation? Even minor awkward situations can be so difficult to talk about.

Also frustrated. Her father wanted her to stay. She could have stayed and kept the children with her.

My message is that you always need to speak out.

[Dennis tanner]

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[lizann]

At least Gray is lucky in one very important respect. Chantelle's death will be investigated by the joint most incompetent police force in Britain (equalled only by Weatherfield's finest).

and max charged

[tammyy2j]

Gray threatening to strangle his kids was too much for me, a sad ending for Chantelle, if it drags out for a year until Gray is found out it will a ruin a good storyline but if it helps one person at least speak out and leave a bad relationship it is a win, the actors involved did a great job given how filming was with Covid, well done to the show

[hward]

Didn't see it - how did she die?

[kaz21]

They got into a heated argument. Chantelle told gray she was leaving, but he wouldn?t move, he pushed her and she fell onto the open dishwasher. Where a knife was upright. But then he left to get a alibi and phoned 999, and told them she had had a accident.