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I do not think any of the buildings will be high enough to kill Joe..even if he did slip and fall out the window , the fall would not have killed him..
I still think that Joe killed Pauline, remember he is a smooth EX-CON , he fooled every one in Walford about his past,, so how do we not know he is not capable of murder..??
Jim a KILLER,, thats a joke, as he says about Dot,, he wouldn't hurt a fly...:ninja:
If EE keeps this up , Walford is gonna be a ghost town ,,:rolleyes:
Im still unsure but I dont think it will have anything to do with sonia, its way too obvious.
Rock the Square? It couldn't even Rock The Casbah!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_2k7
It's also set to 'ROCK THE SQUARE' don't forget alan :DQuote:
Originally Posted by alan45
Sounds on paper to be another ridiculous 'sensationalist' twist in the utter farce that has followed Pauline's death. :thumbsdow
The 'who killed Pauline Fowler?' storyline is set to take a new twist in the coming weeks.
It was revealed some time ago that Ray Brooks, who plays the battleaxe's now widowed husband Joe Macer, would be written out of the show.
But it seems he won't simply be disappearing into the sunset.
Instead, Joe will be killed off in dramatic fashion following an argument with Jim Branning.
Like Emmerdale's Tom King, he will fall through a window to his death.
But has Joe been pushed, or did he jump after becoming one of the chief suspects in Pauline's mysterious demise?
An EastEnders insider told The Sun: "The whodunnit is set to carry on. Sonia is the main suspect but then Joe dies, throwing confusion into the mix."
The plot will also thicken next week when missing Sonia returns to Albert Square - only to be driven away in a police car.
Ray Brooks has had a long and successful career, starring most notably in seminal Sixties drama Cathy Come Home, Big Deal, Growing Pains and Two Thousand Acres of Sky, as well as voicing several children's shows.
He took the role in EastEnders as a tribute to his daughter Emma, who died of cancer. It was her favourite programme.
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Originally Posted by babyblue
If someone is racist, I think they'd stay that way, so he wouldn't be mates with Patrick, or have been his best man. I think if Joe did it, it would have been better to come back, 'cause he didn't leave that long before she died, so, for all we know, he could of been planning it. Being her husband, he's a key part of it, so he's showing himself as not guilty, and if he didn't return, it would just be a copy of Terry from Emmerdale, so the whole thing would just be too much of an obvious copy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tannie
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Originally Posted by JustJodionly problem I have with this comment , is Pauline has NOT been buried yet, they had to yank her back out of the crematorium for a PM, then had a PRAYER/MEMORIAL service for her this past Friday( no funeral ), so she ain't buried yet :rolleyes: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by neroc
She isn't being buried at all, and it's not as if he'd have had much point at the memorial service, 'cause it wasn't the funeral and Pauline didn't actually love him, so I guess it would save EE some money; there's no point having him on a long term contract, after all. Pauline is being cremated, I guess as a way to build the suspense over whether the police would actually stop the funeral, because if it was burial, they could come back and dig her up later.
In real life yeah :P but characters in soaps tend to mellow...well I guess in real life they do SOMETIMES. I feel like I'm being picky here...I'm not really I'm procrastinating :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Kim
You can get treatment for that now you know...:DQuote:
Originally Posted by babyblue
Copy cat storyline. No doubt there will be a whodunnit on the BBC site just like on the ITV one. O.K sounds good in theory but I can't see Easties carrying it off as well as Emmerdale.
It would of been better if Joe had died of a head injury following the wallop over the head Pauline gave him with the plate, which is the route I thought they would go down.