He will do that, that is for sure :lol: Serves him right :D
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He will do that, that is for sure :lol: Serves him right :D
yeh it does! serves him right for thinking hes better than everyone else so can do what he likes. maybe he will start listening to ronnie again in the future!Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
IT’S frame, set and match to Pat as she crowns Janine with a picture of her DAD.
The EastEnders battleaxe (Pam St Clement) sees red after getting home from holiday to discover scheming Janine (Charlie Brooks) has evicted her from the car lot.
She storms over to have it out, only for gobby Janine to tell her it’s what old rogue Frank, Pam’s ex-hubby, would have wanted.
They tussle over the picture, which Janine’s just had made.
Pat wins hands down.
The fiery scene airs on February 26.
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ANINE Butcher’s killer instinct comes back with a bang next week as she plots to torch the Queen Vic.
The vixen has been in cahoots with Archie Mitchell for weeks and their twisted plan takes a sinister turn.
Determined to bring down the Mitchell empire they decide to set fire to the family boozer on Bonfire night and make it look like an inside job so they lose all their money.
And poor Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick, 47) becomes the pawn in their game as they pick him as the fall guy.
But Janine (Charlie Brooks, 28) gets cold feet and it is left to Archie to sneak into the pub, set it alight and plant Billy’s wallet as evidence.
Larry Lamb, 66, who plays Archie, said his character is more than happy to pin everything on Billy.
He laughed: “He’s another one who comes wandering into Archie’s big cobweb.”
seems to me that Archie has been avoiding Janine like the plague, he does not seem to want to have much to do with her or her schemes........:searchme: :hmm:
He did catch her in the car lot office with Ryan though. He must suspect that they're going to double cross him sooner or later.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJodi
I can't believe Janine bottles it! Billy's much more likely to bottle it in that situation and he nearly did when Sam had the plan of setting Angie's Den on fire, but he didn't. I wonder if refusing to go through with it is part of Janine's plan with Ryan; they're up to something.
does janine kill peggy?
CONNIVING Janine Butcher and Ryan Malloy make a dramatic get-away by car with Stacey Branning's baby on board.
The pair tear away up the motorway, heading up north with Lily, who is Ryan's tot.
Inside, the car is full of blankets, a babyseat and a sign on the window which reads 'Car for sale...Baby included'.
Janine is already desperately jealous of Ryan's (Neil McDermott), behaviour around Stacey (Lacy Turner) and it seems she's back to her manipulative ways.
Actress Charlie Brooks, who plays the minx, said earlier this month that the situation with Stacey makes Janine feel 'really insecure'.
She added: "She wants Ryan all to herself, and the idea of a baby snatching his attention away would be devastating."
It's not clear what Janine's intentions are with the baby.
How far will she go this time to get what she wants?
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz0xTf7dazh
So they know its Ryan's baby now?
That's really weird and I cant believe that Ryan would go along with that!
Yes this seems oddQuote:
Originally Posted by sean slater
EastEnders Neil McDermott has admitted that Ryan Malloy will be angry when he finds out that he is the father of Stacey Slater's baby.
Ryan remains in the dark about his daughter Lily, but this week Stacey (Lacey Turner) struggles with the secret and considers whether to reveal the truth.
"I think he'd be angry that Stacey had kept it from him for so long," McDermott told Soaplife. "I think it would take him a bit of time to warm to the idea."
Asked how Ryan's new wife Janine (Charlie Brooks) would react to the news, he said: "Having a baby with somebody else is a big problem when you’ve just got married. It’s an even bigger problem when you’ve just got married to Janine."
He added: "Ryan knows Janine well and would realise that it would put their marriage in jeopardy. Janine finding out he's Lily's dad would be his worst nightmare."
I find this story quite sick to be honest
THIS is the moment EastEnders' Janine and Ryan go off the rails and steal Stacey Branning's baby Lily.
But the fleeing pair, played by Charlie Brooks and Neil McDermott, get trapped on a level crossing as a train approaches.
The dramatic scenes air in six weeks.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...astEnders.html
I wouldn't put anything past Janine, but I find it bizarre that Ryan would kidnap a baby, even if he finds out Lily is his daughter.
Maybe Stacey is leaving with the baby and he wants the baby to stayQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
That's a possibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
That makes senseQuote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
EastEnders' Charlie Brooks has revealed that Janine Malloy will become nastier than ever.
Having discovered that her new husband Ryan is the father of Stacey Branning's (Lacey Turner) baby Lily, a furious Janine has already reported the new mother to social services, but Brooks told What's On TV that it will not end there.
"She's overwhelmed by jealousy," she said. "Stacey's on her hitlist, and baby Lily too."
She continued: "She will turn into the nastiest bitch you can ever imagine. She does some really awful things."
Brooks added that when Ryan develops a bond with his daughter, Janine realises that she is not "number one anymore".
She said: "At one point, Janine goes over to Stacey's stall and pushes the pram at her thinking the baby is in it, which is really vicious. In her ideal world, she'd like the baby gone."
Neil McDermott - who plays Ryan in the BBC soap - recently told DS that Janine will do "crazy things" which will push her husband away.
Poor Stacey and Lily :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
EastEnders superbitch Janine Malloy snatches baby Lily in a shocking act of revenge in next week's episodes of the BBC soap.
The storyline kicks off when Janine discovers that Ryan has abandoned her on her birthday to visit the town hall with Stacey, where they hope to get their young child's birth certificate changed.
When Ryan makes matters worse by lying about his whereabouts, Janine is left furious and vows that she will make him pay. Soon afterwards, her latest scheme is set in motion when she declares that she and Ryan will be attending a party being held at the Slaters' that night.
Later, when the couple arrive at the bash, Ryan wastes no time before joining in the celebratory atmosphere - enjoying Stacey's company and taking part in some apple-bobbing.
However, unbeknown to Ryan, Janine has taken a trip upstairs, grabbed Lily and walked out into the night…
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Janine is really jealous of the baby
Charlie Brooks has revealed hints of what fans can expect from a forthcoming EastEnders plot which sees her character Janine Malloy facing serious danger on a level crossing.
In Friday's episode of the BBC soap, twisted Janine stops Ricky's car on the hazardous spot as she drives away from Walford with husband Ryan and his baby daughter Lily as passengers.
While stationary on the level crossing, Janine gives Ryan an ultimatum over their relationship, asking whether he wants to be with her or Lily's mother Stacey Slater. However, the situation soon becomes a full-blown crisis when the barriers come down and Janine finds herself unable to start the car.
Speaking to Soaplife about Janine's extreme actions, Brooks explained: "It's her way of making a statement, of showing Ryan how let down she feels. She was scared of falling in love and what we see coming out is how dangerous Janine can be when her heart is broken.
"But when the car stalls with the train hurtling towards them, she's as scared as he is."
The actress added: "She thought if she took baby Lily and Ryan away from the Square, it would mean Stacey couldn't get between them anymore. She was acting out of desperation."
Fans will discover whether Janine, Ryan and Lily survive the train danger in next Monday's episode.
EastEnders schemer Janine Butcher will be taking centre stage in this year's Christmas episodes.
A new synopsis released by the BBC confirms that Janine will have one of the main storylines in the Walford soap's festive editions.
Viewers have recently seen Janine kill her estranged husband Michael Moon, before framing Alice Branning (Jasmyn Banks) for the crime.
It has now been revealed that the drama for Janine is far from over as EastEnders' Christmas storyline explores whether she will kill again in a bid to protect her secret.
The official synopsis for EastEnders' Christmas plot reads: "In Walford, Janine's lies look set to be exposed, but with the pressure mounting and nowhere to run, Janine once again takes matters into her own murderous hands.
"But will she kill again, will she be caught or will she flee Walford before the truth comes out?"
Fans know that Charlie Brooks, who plays Janine, is leaving EastEnders to pursue new projects.
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Please let her be found out and get punished for what she did
david and joey try to get her to confess
EastEnders star Charlie Brooks has described her decision to leave the show as brave and frightening.
It was announced in October that the actress, who has played Janine Butcher on and off since 1999, is departing the show to pursue new projects.
Speaking about her exit to The Mirror, Brooks said: "I was so lucky in landing a role like Janine when I was only 17.
"I grew up there and the thought of not being there does sometimes frighten me. I have days where I am hugely insecure and question my ability to hack it elsewhere but, ultimately, the excitement of the challenge overrules those feelings.
"It is a brave decision for me though. I will miss the financial security."
However, Brooks also noted that leaving the show will allow her to spend more time with 8-year old daughter Kiki.
She said: "Kiki cried her eyes out when I told her I was leaving. She has been on set a lot over the years. But I can't wait to do all those regular mummy things with Kiki, like picking her up from school and baking cakes.
"Between the long hours and an hour-and-a-half travelling time either side of my working day, I have missed out on those things."
Viewers have recently seen Janine kill her estranged husband Michael Moon, before framing Alice Branning (Jasmyn Banks) for the crime.
However, it has been revealed that the drama for Janine is far from over and a big EastEnders Christmas storyline will explore whether she will kill again in a bid to protect her secret.
EastEnders continues tonight at 8pm on BBC One.
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she confesses to david wicks
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she confesses to david wicks
EastEnders star Charlie Brooks has said that she doesn't regard her character Janine Butcher as a killer.
The actress, who will soon bow out of the role she has played on and off since 1999, revealed that she wants Janine to remain redeemable.
Viewers will know that Janine murdered her estranged husband Michael Moon, but has framed Alice Branning for the crime. However, a big Christmas storyline will see Janine blackmailed by David Wicks over the secret
Brooks told Inside Soap: "We had discussions about Janine stabbing Michael because it had to come from a place of self-defence.
"There was a scrabble for the knife, and it was either him or her. For me as an actress, Janine has to remain redeemable. She is not a killer to me.
"As for Barry, Janine didn't do away with him, did she? He slipped - he really did!"
Janine murdered Michael Moon but framed Alice Branning
Brooks also admitted that she is excited about watching EastEnders as a viewer now that she has left the show.
She said: "I know how brilliant Dom's (Treadwell-Collins) work will be and how much he loves the show, which is the key thing.
"Dom's got so many fresh ideas - you've got the Carters coming in, and they are going to be fantastic. It is going to be great - I can't wait to enjoy it from my sofa."
Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s2...#ixzz2nHdHAr2o
EastEnders star Charlie Brooks has spoken about her upcoming exit from the soap, admitting that she feels "fortunate" to have the door left open for a future return.
The actress's character Janine Butcher will bow out on screen over the Christmas period as her dark storyline comes to a head. However, show bosses have teased that it won't be the last time viewers see Janine as her exit storyline has a "coda" further on down the line.
Speaking on ITV's This Morning about EastEnders' Christmas episodes, Brooks explained: "We're tying up a few loose ends in a couple of months' time, but yes it's Janine's exit and it's a goodie!"
She continued: "She's not going to be killed off. I'm in a really lucky position with them actually - a good relationship with all the lovely people at EastEnders and I love them a lot.
"I'm always really interested to see where Janine is, where she's been, what she's doing, what she's up to. I love the character so I'm so fortunate."
Brooks confirmed that her main ambition is to secure some theatre projects in the New Year.
She said: "It's really exciting. I always thought that as I head towards my mid-30s, that's going to be my time to really go and find my place in the acting world outside of EastEnders. I am really keen to do theatre. I'm really, really keen to do that, and so that's what we're working on at the moment."
Janine's exit storyline begins on screen this week as she tells David Wicks the truth about how she killed her estranged husband Michael Moon. To her horror, David secretly records the confession and tries to blackmail her.
Brooks commented: "I think we can just say it's the unravelling of Janine and she does ease her conscience by putting her trust in David and telling him. But what I can't say is the outcome of that, really, but she's very hurt and very betrayed - and a hurt and betrayed Janine is probably not somebody you want to cross.
"He does, miraculously, record my confession! But what's interesting is Janine's demise, really, and how hurt she is by it. There are very few people in her life that she trusts."
Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s2...#ixzz2ndnDZZLk
Will her trial been shown on screen or is she gone now?
I think she has gone now
According to Wikipedia, her last scenes aren't shown until 2014. Not the most reliable source but we might see more of the aftermath. Hopefully we'll learn whether the judge will accept a new plea from Alice, as with Joey gone, it feels as if it has been left up in the air.
EastEnders bosses have denied rumours of major changes to Janine Butcher's final storyline.
Janine was arrested for Michael Moon's murder in the BBC soap's Christmas special, but she is expected to be back on screen early next year when she faces trial for the crime.
The upcoming scenes will bring Janine's dark story to its final conclusion, but a tabloid report today (December 29) has suggested that the plot will have to be changed after Jasmyn Banks - who plays wrongly-accused Alice Branning - became unavailable for filming.
Banks is thought to now be concentrating on pursuing other projects, but show chiefs have insisted that her absence will have no impact on the story.
An EastEnders spokesperson told Digital Spy: "There have been no changes to the ending of Janine's story. Alice's role was a very minor part in the conclusion of this storyline so everything will go ahead as planned.
"We are not going to confirm the details of the storyline as we don't want to spoil it for the viewers, however there are a few big twists to come."
Banks's final EastEnders scenes aired on Christmas Eve, when Alice pleaded guilty to Michael's murder.
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EastEnders bosses have denied rumours of major changes to Janine Butcher's final storyline.
Janine was arrested for Michael Moon's murder in the BBC soap's Christmas special, but she is expected to be back on screen early next year when she faces trial for the crime.
The upcoming scenes will bring Janine's dark story to its final conclusion, but a tabloid report today (December 29) has suggested that the plot will have to be changed after Jasmyn Banks - who plays wrongly-accused Alice Branning - became unavailable for filming.
Banks is thought to now be concentrating on pursuing other projects, but show chiefs have insisted that her absence will have no impact on the story.
An EastEnders spokesperson told Digital Spy: "There have been no changes to the ending of Janine's story. Alice's role was a very minor part in the conclusion of this storyline so everything will go ahead as planned.
"We are not going to confirm the details of the storyline as we don't want to spoil it for the viewers, however there are a few big twists to come."
Banks's final EastEnders scenes aired on Christmas Eve, when Alice pleaded guilty to Michael's murder.
Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s2...#ixzz2otgrxaNH
Ok so with no more Alice on screen she can't get off surely? How would that be explained? She gets off and just vanishes....no seeing poppy? No collecting her stuff?
Joey returns Kat's call from Friday and says he's gone and Alice has been released? We could also hear through Carol, as she seems to be dealing with a lot of the fall out from this (visiting Alice, seeing her solicitor, supposed to be at her hearing and sorting Scarlett out.) Maybe Alice decides she can't bear to go back there and has Carol send some stuff on? Poppy may have departed by the time Alice gets off, if she does.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
how did alice get released she pleaded guilty and she did stab michael first and was going to kill janine with michael, im confused as I thought joey left as he failed to get alice out of jail