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Oh for me the scenes with Bobby in, were by far the best parts of the show tonight! Laughed out loud when he came to the door, dressed as up as princess.Quote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.
Apart from that found tonight both depressing and difficult (nearly changed channels twice) viewing.....Pauline - it will be a blessed relief when she finally goes....and she'll thankfully be finally out of her misery.
I totally agree with you. Princess Bobby:wub: Aww.. I wonder how he'll feel about that when he's in his teens. Pure comical geniusness.Quote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.
I thought there's be a lot more to Stacey & Ruby's friendship too.. But I'm enjoying seeing the vulnerable side to Sean.
Wernt we all. It was supposed to be so wonderful I thought I would give EE another whirl. Big mistake. The bit where they were all dissing Pauline was so contrived. It reminded me of all those head to head episodes where they have to people talking for the whole episode just to cover holes in the plots and give background to some convoluted story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Birks_2k4
The worst bit was when ever they noticed the fire and the barrow boy rushed over to the house and say 'My Mum's in there'. Eh????? This is the same house he had left a short time earlier after bad mouthing his mother because he thought she was away out. Has he developed X-ray vision???.
Bad bit of continuity there in EE land.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
I think we are supposed to believe that Martin knew his mum must be inside the inferno, because he heard Betty the pooch barking.Quote:
Originally Posted by alan45
well yeah that was the original plan since we were suppose to believe that they all believed she was out walking betty while they were in the house talking about her
What, in a crowded and noisy street / market stall zone? Give over.Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkbanana
You can hardly hear Betty barking behind a wet newspaper at the best of times. The scriptwriters messed up. SIMPLE:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Richie_lecturer
Im NOT arguing with you two about it, Im simply answering the question how did he knew his mum was inside the house. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by alan45
Yes, to an extent that is true, Siobhan, but the Eastenders' coincidences are usually just so contrived as to be completely unbelievable. They happen in Coronation Street too of course, but somehow they are much more believable as they are worked in to the story in a much better way and seem to occur much more naturally. In Eastenders they are just thrown deliberately to move the story forward without any thought to a convincing reason for it happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
Incidentally, I loved the way Pauline's cigarette jumped out of the ashtray to start the fire. It was though someone was pulling on a string at the other end. I was, like others, also completely mystified as to why Marti should have though his mother was inside when, as far as he knew, she definitely wasn't.
No arguements here Parkerman. Surely they could have come up with something remotely realistice:)Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkbanana