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I probably would have called the police in Mick's shoes. However, he's fond of Whitney and thinks of her like family because Lee loves her, so I can understand why he hesitated.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I think Lee and Whitney have been together a fair while now.
I am glad Mick told Linda as soon as possible about Whitney but I think letting her stay living with them is wrong as Whitney's feelings for Mick are very strong, she loves him
I did laugh at Honey having a Carrie moment with her bloody dress after Phil :p
Has Les given up dressing in ladies clothes now he lives at Billy's flat, is all his dresses at his place with Pam, I do hope they back together soon
The bloody thing was disgusting and sort of funny with how Honey handled it.
Ryan giving himself up was good - I thought that Mick did a good job with him.
The bloody thing was disgusting and sort of funny with how Honey handled it.
Ryan giving himself up was good - I thought that Mick did a good job with him.
Just caught up on Thursday's double bill. A good set of episodes. Steve McFadden should get every award going, superb. It was pretty hard hitting stuff with the blood, poor Honey her dress. Nice scenes with Les and Pam and as always Shabnam was in another class. :bow:
esophageal varices was what Phil had I think?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rear window
starts with a bit of dark stained coughing and then erupts, its when you erode the throat with alcohol
I thought Phil was auditioning for the part of Robert Crawley....
That scene made me think of Downton Abbey too! However, Lord Grantham projectile vomiting blood was a lot more shocking and horrifying than Phil doing so. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
i wouldn't eat gourmet curry fish fingers where my smalls would be washed, why couldn't they use massod house or massod stall
I'm getting really fed up of Shabnam and Kush breaking up every five minutes. Given their very complicated situation, I can understand why their relationship is crumbling (plus they weren't very strong to begin with), but I'm starting to find it irritatingly repetitive viewing. :wall:
Sweet scene with Stacey and Arthur. :)
I'm shocked nearly all of Phil's family have abandoned him in his hour of need. He thoroughly deserves it of course, but he's been forgiven so many times before it's feeling a bit unrealistic to me that they decide to dig their heels in when he's at death's door. :hmm: