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Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Poor Lady Di. First she was turning into a cannibal, then in need of a matchmaker.
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Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Poor Lady Di. First she was turning into a cannibal, then in need of a matchmaker.
Ok, an someone back up and tell me just how Maddie got in the house to try to get that watch? Do they just go out and leave the doors open for there were no indications in any of the scenes of a break in.
She was shown watching the house, seeing numerous people leave then next thing she's inside headed for the watch.:searchme:
I thought the same, she seemed to be able to get entry without any problems :rolleyes:
When did Weatherfield move to Walford then?
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Originally Posted by parkerman
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Originally Posted by parkerman
Here's some questions. How was it that The "monster" Carter father had £10,000.00 lying about while he lives in those sort of accomodations?
They all seemed from the start to think of him as being able to give them the money they needed. I expected when they went to see him that he would be living in very different circumstances. And will Deano be back on the scene anytime soon? Do we like Timothy West in this role?
Here's some questions. How was it that The "monster" Carter father had £10,000.00 lying about while he lives in those sort of accomodations?
They all seemed from the start to think of him as being able to give them the money they needed. I expected when they went to see him that he would be living in very different circumstances. And will Deano be back on the scene anytime soon? Do we like Timothy West in this role?
Poor Shirley, seems her dad hates her. Who knew she had a weak side. Glad we heard about Deano. We need him back.
hes coming back, end of spring I think with some major issues with Shirley
He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497
I always liked him, good to see him back
He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497
I always liked him, good to see him back
That answers a question I posed. And let's face it, who doesn't have issues with Shirley. He'll have to get in the queue.Quote:
Originally Posted by *-Rooney-*
Same here and glad he's returning. The sister I could do without, however. Well, him and Shirley; a lot of water under that bridge!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Same here and glad he's returning. The sister I could do without, however. Well, him and Shirley; a lot of water under that bridge!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
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Did we ever find out who was Deano and Carly's real father?
Was Kevin really the deceased boy's dad?
I don't think we ever found out who the real father is and yes, Kevin was Jimbo's real dad.
Danny Dyer is obviously brilliant at lip-syncing - that's definitely Minty's voice we hear every time Mick speaks!!
EastEnders has been praised by a charity for raising awareness of epilepsy.
In tonight's episode (January 28) of the BBC One soap, Nancy Carter (Maddy Hill) was seen having her first seizure in the park while out walking her dog.
Charity Epilepsy Awareness wrote on its official website about advising the show on making the storyline as realistic as possible.
A spokesperson for the charity said: "It's great that such a high-profile programme like EastEnders is raising awareness of epilepsy.
"It is reassuring to know that the programme makers are committed to representing epilepsy in the right way. They spent lots of time ensuring that the scenes were as true-to-life as possible."
This is a good example of just how a soap can have an impact on society. A recent poster said otherwise which I took exception to. EE has often been in the forefront of highlighting social issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
This is a good example of just how a soap can have an impact on society. A recent poster said otherwise which I took exception to. EE has often been in the forefront of highlighting social issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Question for EE fans - where did Danny and Linda get the money to buy the Vic? I wasn't watching at the time. It seems odd to me that they apparently worked in Linda's mother's bar but somehow had the cash to buy their own pub outright?
I loved the scene between Mick and Shirley where he cried. I wanted more on Deano as he found his number but there may be more to come.
we were never told he just gave phil the cash and then he owned the pubQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
mick and shirley scenes are great
we were never told he just gave phil the cash and then he owned the pubQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
mick and shirley scenes are great
yeap great scenes with mick and shirley. we now await aunt babe.
line of the night goes to mick talking to nancy on the sofa:
'have you farted.' :D
You can't just put someone's name above a pub as a licensee. You have to apply to the local council and the person concerned has to hold a licensing qualification; for example, a BII Level II examination certificate or a similar accredited qualification such as the EDI NCPLH level 2 qualification. In most cases the police would also have to approve. Does Shirley have any qualifications?
Good work by both Danny Dyer and Linda Henry and well written. A soap got it right for a change.Quote:
Originally Posted by shygirl16
Interesting to note, also the scene in which Mick tells Linda about how Shirley is feeling. He was clearly in a conflicted postion between his wife and sister and he sat there twirling his wedding band. You don't need a body language expert to point out what that meant. Was it Dyer's choice or the directors I wonder? A subtle but effective touch.
Good work by both Danny Dyer and Linda Henry and well written. A soap got it right for a change.Quote:
Originally Posted by shygirl16
Interesting to note, also the scene in which Mick tells Linda about how Shirley is feeling. He was clearly in a conflicted postion between his wife and sister and he sat there twirling his wedding band. You don't need a body language expert to point out what that meant. Was it Dyer's choice or the directors I wonder? A subtle but effective touch.
Shirley told Carly that her Dad's name was Daniel and Deano thought he was his too, but Shirley said he wasn't. She never named Deano's father.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
To be honest, I don't think there's ever going to be any logic where the licensing is concerned. Kat definitely has no qualifications as she didn't go back to school after having Zoe. I also thought you couldn't get a licence with a criminal record (as EastEnders explained with Derek after he took the rap for Martin growing cannabis in his dad's shed.) Both Alfie and Kat have criminal records and they had their names above the door.
Dyer has impressed me alot with his acting since he joinedQuote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
Soap writers are not overly concerned with factual details so no surprise there. I can see a lot here labor trying to figure out such things but I wouldn't waste too much time on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kim
Soap writers are not overly concerned with factual details so no surprise there. I can see a lot here labor trying to figure out such things but I wouldn't waste too much time on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kim
Me too actually as I thought he was a bit of a tool before EE?Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
That said I saw him in an episode of Frost the other day-aged about 13!! And again was a believable character
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He's got acting chops alright. I look for a performance that pulls you in and makes you feel and believe what the character is supposed to be feeling. He has the ability unlike some others to do it. A good actor can portray deep emotion just through the eyes alone. I'll be watching him more closely as now I know he's got it and look forward to what else he can bring to us.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I noted earlier the scene in which he was trying to explain to Linda how Shirley felt. He was twirling his wedding ring which indicated his conflicted feelings between his love for his wife and for his sister. Either he came up with that subtle touch himself or he was directed. I bet it was his doing.
He's got acting chops alright. I look for a performance that pulls you in and makes you feel and believe what the character is supposed to be feeling. He has the ability unlike some others to do it. A good actor can portray deep emotion just through the eyes alone. I'll be watching him more closely as now I know he's got it and look forward to what else he can bring to us.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I felt that Mick's conversation with Linda in which he persuaded her to let Shirley have a stake in the pub could be perceived very manipulative. He said all the right things to convince her to give Shirley a chance.
Now that could have been just because he's a really nice guy (which is certainly the impression we've been given so far) or that he can be quite sly. So far it's been made out that Mick and Linda have a rock solid marriage, but I do wonder if he would have chosen Shirley if he really had to. Only time will tell where his real loyalties lie, I guess.
I also liked his conversation with Nancy (the one where she farted :D) - both Mick and Danny Dyer have a really nice way about them.
I'm glad to see Shirley getting a stake in the pub, whatever the dubious legalities.
Yep, I can see his loyalties lying with someone other than Linda at some point; it is Albert Square after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Can't wait to find out why Linda can't stand Shirley. Whatever Shirley's secret is I think Mick knows about it and if Linda knows, I'm surprised she's so negative toward her.