glenda kissing jack oh no very tricky and yucky
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glenda kissing jack oh no very tricky and yucky
Didn't take long for little Miss Abi ( a.k.a.Walfords Heston Blumenthall ) to storm out. :cheer: I think Shirley misunderstood the six pound figure Mick stated for lunch food ,judging by her cheese sandwich, and went for weight rather than price. :D
Personally I'd much prefer a Shirley type cheese sandwich to an Abi one. However it is symbolic of the ongoing battle between the old Eastend and the modern trendy place it's becoming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glen1
Good analogy Mr.P. Shirley can be in charge of sandwich making in our house whenever she wishes.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
i missed an episode
glenda has max sussed but she is gone so his plan continues with jack also on his blacklist
oh lee hitting whitney not good but bet she goes crying to mick and lee off to the new job in dover
i missed an episode
glenda has max sussed but she is gone so his plan continues with jack also on his blacklist
oh lee hitting whitney not good but bet she goes crying to mick and lee off to the new job in dover
I am not a fan of Lee's depression storyline now adding domestic abuse because Whitney while unlikable is the victim, I guess anger is now part of his depression and he has to lash out when pushed, they really should not be together
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Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I think this has moved it too far away from his depression. He's messed up - but some people who leave the army have issues that they find very hard to deal with. But this bouncing from suicide to slapping his (albeit very annoying wife... I mean, they've written her as a complete airhead - pawning her rings to pay for a night out... something I think was really foolish considering the debt Lee's got himself into and the issues his dad is having with the pub) is really horrid.
Are they writing it that Whitney is also having a break down?
It wouldn't surprise me to be honest since she's under an enormous amount of stress. Her "happy ever after" has been destroyed within months. Her solution to Lee's problems of a night out paid by pawning her rings was a very bad call (though to be fair it was suggested by Johnny), but she was genuinely trying to help him. Unfortunately, she has zero understanding or insight into his frame of mind (which isn't uncommon).Quote:
Originally Posted by Rear window
I think your point about Lee being ex-army is a good one. We know from countless news reports that they have a greater chance of mental health problems, homelessness etc after returning to civilian life.
is lee on meds and seeing any councilor, he should pack in that call centre job
jay and michelle hope no
whitney could tell mick what she said to lee that he not a real man like mick
jay and michelle hope no
whitney could tell mick what she said to lee that he not a real man like mick
Mick is really annoying me with his attitude. You Kissed Whitney! A supportive parent?
I don't condone what Lee did, Whitney may have deserved a slap, but I don't agree with hitting anybody, men or women. I can't work out if Whitney does love Lee. Both are damaged goods and screwed up. I don't think Whitney could ever have a "normal relationship."
EastEnders wound me up tonight, the writing was far more supportive towards Whitney and don't get me started on Lauren. I wonder if Lee finds out about Whitney and Mick?
I really like Martin and Stacey together, I think I may have mentioned this before :o:p
Did Lee stop working at the call centre or was he fired and been hiding in Patrick's allotment shed?
Michelle's young man Preston travelled far for her, it must be love or lust :p
Was this Lee´s exit??? :hmm:
He said, he calls in sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
He said, he calls in sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
He also received a phone call from "work" today which he ignored.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaz21
Its pure filth, the dirty mare.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I am so annoyed. The script writers have really screwed up, so we will have Saint Whitney. Do me a favour! I hope Linda never forgives Mick. I cannot abide him now. I will miss Danny Boy Hatchard.
I did enjoy the scenes with Dot and Jack, also Lee and Patrick.
I think it must be because it felt final. It was a melancholy ending for him. :( Mick's going to feel guilty about the way he's treated him recently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Michelle and Preston really went for it! :lol:
I hope Bex has now wised up to Louise and that the song about "someone who I thought liked me" is about her traitorous and uncaring "friend".
will linda be happy mick told lee leave, taking whitney side who should go off to bianca
The Dot scenes were very good tonight. Mick has got a nerve. If I was Lee I would wash my hands of the lot of 'em and just go and not even contact Mick.
The Ben, Jay and Kathy scene was good, however the rest was a bit ropy to be fair. I loathe any teen scenes and what accent has Preston got? It ain't yanky doodle.
An hour is too long for EastEnders. Coronation St might be laughable with poor actors (I have seen better actors in a Sunday School play) but it's an easy watch, something EastEnders isn't these days!
Really not liking the new Michelle and the scenes with her and Preston snogging their faces off were just yuk. Michelle is seriously deluded if she thought the teaching agency wouldn't check her references!
Michelle's growing on me (apart from the Preston thing) but I agree she was deluded to think they wouldn't check her out before employing her.Quote:
Originally Posted by kayuqtuq
It was a nice surprise to see Lee. I'm so glad he isn't going to just disappear without a word. I'm assuming tonight will be his final appearance and I hope Mick treats him a bit more kindly this time rather than just repeating that he should "man up" and "go and sort his head out". :thumbsdow
I don't like the fact that Michelle is looking for a teaching job. She should just admit she broke the rules and not do teaching anymore.
She was so nasty to Preston too. It's not all his fault!
yeah right up until she discovers they have kissed again.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I agree, she made her bed, now she has to lie in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
is lee going see a councilor in dover, if i were mick or johnny i would go with him make sure he ok there and will linda be told
mick needs to keep away from whitney i mean why employ her
I founds Lee's final episode really affecting but I do wish someone had suggested he seek professional help in Dover. Everyone knows you can't outrun your troubles and, while getting away from the relationship and family (particularly Mick recently) that are chipping away at him might help in the short term, it's unlikely to make much difference long-term. Hopefully there'll be happier news of Lee down the track (I think Mick seeing the fox in the bushes at the end hinted that Lee would "find his place").
I thought Lee's conversation with Whitney - particularly the part about always expecting her to wake up and see the real him - was a very good explanation of why people with low self-esteem struggle to maintain relationships. :(
I don't know whether Dot is deluded or not about her eyesight but I couldn't help but smile at her positivity. :)
I realised tonight that the long-running bin collection problems plaguing Walford are probably part of the plot to destroy the area. If so, it's certainly working as far as the Vic is concerned. Max and his criminal friends must know people in high places on the council. I wonder if the food poisoning reports are also part of it?
where did all polish come from flight over from poland for vic session
I don't think many people are that honest with themselves and also unselfish enough to give up the career they love. She's admitted now that she did the wrong thing, which is a start, but I don't know if she'll be sensible enough to accept that she abused her position and should no longer teach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
I still think that Michelle's reappearance in Walford and the school starting to play a part in the show are no coincidence, but the writers will have to get very inventive to get Michelle teaching there - and to get viewers to accept it!
does undertakers normally arrange headstones for graves
not normally.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
stone mason does that.
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Originally Posted by lizann
When both my parents died the headstones were arranged by the undertaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rear window
I am really disappointed in Lee's family for his exit, why let him go alone to a new town especially Mick knowing he had tried to kill himself and was thinking of talking to the samartians, stuff your pub, stuff Whitney, concentrate on your son :angry:
Lee's confession that he nearly committed suicide was completely swept under the carpet! He told Mick straight after confessing to committing the robbery so I could understand that Mick didn't really take it in at the time, but to never mention it again... :searchme:Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Mick did everything he could to destroy Lee's self-esteem still further with his constant sniping about the need to "man up"etc. I do understand that Lee's part in the robbery was almost unforgivable but, since Mick continued to have some kind of relationship with him, their lack of a real in-depth conversion about WHY Lee did something so out of character is inexplicable to me.
I must admit I am disappointed in Mick and the whole family. They have let Lee down. If I were Lee I would stop in Dover. I will miss Danny Boy Hatchard, he has played a blinder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Can someone, anyone please get Preston a ticket home. I feel like having a whip round myself. :wall:
My tenner's in the post!Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
can preston take michelle back with him i will give 2 tenners