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06-01-2006, 09:58
Jessie Wallace

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Originally Posted by alan45

Sorry you may have misunderstood me. The return of the Magnificent Mitchells :rolleyes: was overhyped tripe. They were brought back with the most implausible storylines and all their past misdeamours conviently forgotten. Of the three Grunt is probably the most likeable but I really cannot stand the poison dwarf and the beetroot dogger :sick:

I think i may faint of shock, i actually agree with the whole of your post, i think i mus be ill or something! lol
06-01-2006, 10:01
JustJodi

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Originally Posted by BlackKat

They still haven't mentioned the fact that 20k of this money is completely imaginary. (Yes, that is really bugging me.)

I love the way there seems to be endless amounts of money in the Beale and Mitchell's BLACK HOLE SAVINGS account !!!!!
Did Darren ever really quote how much money he ACTUALLY found in the bag ????:searchme:
06-01-2006, 10:02
Siobhan

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Originally Posted by JustJodi

I love the way there seems to be endless amounts of money in the Beale and Mitchell's BLACK HOLE SAVINGS account !!!!!
Did Darren ever really quote how much money he ACTUALLY found in the bag ????:searchme:

don't think so but it was Jake who mentioned the £25K
06-01-2006, 10:29
Chris_2k11

I missed EastEnders last night :(
06-01-2006, 10:29
Siobhan

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Originally Posted by Birks_2k4

I missed EastEnders last night :(

no you didn't.. there wasn't much to miss at all
06-01-2006, 10:40
Debs

ruby whining about juley, keith rosie and mike and more wellard stuff you didnt miss a thing birks
06-01-2006, 10:46
Chris_2k11

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Originally Posted by debs

ruby whining about juley, keith rosie and mike and more wellard stuff you didnt miss a thing birks

Sounds exciting *YAWN!* :D
06-01-2006, 11:05
parkerman

The only possible place for the extra £20k to have come from, BlackKat, is the Queen Vic till. It was probably the takings from Jim that night!
06-01-2006, 11:38
Dutchgirl

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Originally Posted by alan45

Are you in denial about the death of Mr Thickman???

No need to get rude there! As I'm not, ofcourse have better things to do. Will be working next week and of then have no time to roam the boards during daytime.:angel:
06-01-2006, 11:40
JustJodi

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Originally Posted by parkerman

The only possible place for the extra £20k to have come from, BlackKat, is the Queen Vic till. It was probably the takings from Jim that night!

Jim ??????? how does he figure into this ????:searchme:
06-01-2006, 11:41
JustJodi

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Originally Posted by Birks_2k4

I missed EastEnders last night :(

No u didn't sweetie,, u didn't miss a darn thing babes :)
06-01-2006, 17:19
Richie_lecturer

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Originally Posted by parkerman

The only possible place for the extra £20k to have come from, BlackKat, is the Queen Vic till. It was probably the takings from Jim that night!

He must have got Dot hammered on tomato juice to get that sort of turnover!
06-01-2006, 18:32
alan45

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Originally Posted by Birks_2k4

I missed EastEnders last night :(

Lucky you :)
06-01-2006, 20:25
Chris_2k11

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Originally Posted by alan45

Lucky you :)

:lol:
06-01-2006, 20:47
BlackKat

Why is the show centring around Ruby, her disgusting ex-boyfriend, and his boring brother. Not to mention his boring brother's bloody dog.

Do not even get me started on that whole car lot storyline. Hey, Patrick, if you're incapable of running a business...don't buy a carlot! You stupid moron.
06-01-2006, 21:18
CrazyLea

tonights was a little better than last nights, but still rather boring lol. ruby/juley/johnny stuff was alright i suppose. keith/mike/rosie stuff i liked. i dont like dawn, dont like deano. sharon stuff i liked. patrick stuff was bit boring. lol
06-01-2006, 21:34
feelingyellow

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Originally Posted by crazylea

tonights was a little better than last nights, but still rather boring lol. ruby/juley/johnny steff was alright i suppose. keith/mike/rosie stuff i liked. i dont like dawn, dont like deano. sharon stuff i liked. patrick stuff was bit boring. lol

there wasn't a steff in it, lol! i hope you mean stuff otherwise you're coming too obsessed with that girl :p
06-01-2006, 21:48
CrazyLea

lmao i meant stuff :p
06-01-2006, 21:50
Jada-GDR

*points at keith and laughs*
06-01-2006, 21:53
feelingyellow

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Originally Posted by crazylea

lmao i meant stuff :p

sure.... :rolleyes:
07-01-2006, 11:51
chance

ruby and stacey are both doing my head in,if i was ruby id tell stacey to get a life and stop butting in to my buisness
07-01-2006, 12:10
Tannie

i liked the Sharon scene and The ruby/Stacey.Johnny scene it was good.
07-01-2006, 12:25
parkerman

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Originally Posted by chance

ruby and stacey are both doing my head in,if i was ruby id tell stacey to get a life and stop butting in to my buisness

If I was Stacey I'd tell Ruby it's about time she learned how to act if she wants to be on television...
07-01-2006, 12:39
BlackKat

I didn't think much of Sharon's scenes actually. She didn't look grief-stricken, she looked like a petulant child who's "not talking to you no more." I know she was supposed to be in shock or whatnot, but she looked like she was sulking.
07-01-2006, 12:44
di marco

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Originally Posted by chance

ruby and stacey are both doing my head in,if i was ruby id tell stacey to get a life and stop butting in to my buisness

staceys only trying to look out for her though, but if i was stacey i wouldnt bother, i mean ruby only wanted stacey in the past month or so when she couldnt be with juley and now shes finished with juley shes come running back to stacey, i hate people that do that!
07-01-2006, 12:45
di marco

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Originally Posted by BlackKat

I didn't think much of Sharon's scenes actually. She didn't look grief-stricken, she looked like a petulant child who's "not talking to you no more." I know she was supposed to be in shock or whatnot, but she looked like she was sulking.

ive prefered watching dot more, she genuinely looks upset about dennis death, to start with sharon did look a bit upset, but i thought the same as you yesterday, that she looked like she was in a strop with someone and so was sulking!
07-01-2006, 13:19
parkerman

Wouldn't you be in a strop with someone if you knew he'd murdered your husband?
07-01-2006, 13:25
di marco

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Wouldn't you be in a strop with someone if you knew he'd murdered your husband?

yes but she looked like she was in a strop with pauline and dot, she hadnt seen johnny!
07-01-2006, 13:31
BlackKat

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Wouldn't you be in a strop with someone if you knew he'd murdered your husband?

Well I wouldn't say I'd be in a strop. I'd be angry, I'd hate them, I might even want to kill them. I wouldn't refuse to talk them and sulk on the sofa.
07-01-2006, 14:31
di marco

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Originally Posted by BlackKat

Well I wouldn't say I'd be in a strop. I'd be angry, I'd hate them, I might even want to kill them. I wouldn't refuse to talk them and sulk on the sofa.

yeh youd be annoyed with the person that did it and might not talk to them, but you wouldnt refuse to talk to everyone else, especailly people who are worried about you and are close to you
07-01-2006, 14:39
parkerman

Grief affects people differently and in different ways. Who is to say how any of us would react to our partner being murdered just as we were about to make a new life for ourselves...?
07-01-2006, 14:47
Jada-GDR

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Grief affects people differently and in different ways. Who is to say how any of us would react to our partner being murdered just as we were about to make a new life for ourselves...?

that is true :thumbsup:
07-01-2006, 15:02
harmaniac

the scene that really got me out of my seat and shouting at the telly, was the one where johnny gave money to dot who then went and gave it to phil! talk about cheek from both phil and johnny. they are as bad as each other...wow they both annoy me!
07-01-2006, 15:24
BlackKat

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Grief affects people differently and in different ways. Who is to say how any of us would react to our partner being murdered just as we were about to make a new life for ourselves...?

But Sharon is supposed to be so grief-stricken and shocked that she can't even speak. My point is I don't think Tish Dean is acting it convincingly -- she doesn't look like she's in shock, she looks like she's sulking.
07-01-2006, 15:32
BlackKat

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Originally Posted by harmaniac

the scene that really got me out of my seat and shouting at the telly, was the one where johnny gave money to dot who then went and gave it to phil! talk about cheek from both phil and johnny. they are as bad as each other...wow they both annoy me!

Johnny did the same with Andy. Threw him off a flyover, paid for the funeral and even attended. I don't think that Johnny paying for the funeral is him being cheeky, or rubbing Sharon's face in it. I think it's more that he's incapable of understanding the effect of Dennis's death. Logically he knows it will devaste Sharon, but he is incapable of empathising with that. He sees it as it was his right to kill Dennis, and he's now doing the respectable thing by helping with the funeral. He's cleaning up after himself you could say. Dennis is dead, the funerals sorted, everything can go on as normal now for Johnny.

I think this incapableness of understanding other people's emotions past the textbook "So-and-so is upset," is one of things they've actually managed to keep half way consistent with Johnny's character. He was the same with Tina -- he couldn't actually understand why his affair with Amy would bother her so much.
07-01-2006, 15:57
parkerman

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Originally Posted by BlackKat

But Sharon is supposed to be so grief-stricken and shocked that she can't even speak. My point is I don't think Tish Dean is acting it convincingly -- she doesn't look like she's in shock, she looks like she's sulking.

Oh, right. That's a different point. You're probably right there. :)
07-01-2006, 16:11
Jada-GDR

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Originally Posted by BlackKat

But Sharon is supposed to be so grief-stricken and shocked that she can't even speak. My point is I don't think Tish Dean is acting it convincingly -- she doesn't look like she's in shock, she looks like she's sulking.

yeah i guess, if she was in shock she wouldnt be moving about as much. shes just acting a bit moody :)
07-01-2006, 16:19
.:SpIcYsPy:.

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Grief affects people differently and in different ways. Who is to say how any of us would react to our partner being murdered just as we were about to make a new life for ourselves...?

Very good point parkerman!! Some just move on.. some hold on for months!!
07-01-2006, 19:58
Richie_lecturer

Last night's was better than Thursday's, but still rather disappointing on the whole.

June Brown marvellous as ever. :)

4/10
08-01-2006, 17:23
littlemo

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Originally Posted by parkerman

Grief affects people differently and in different ways. Who is to say how any of us would react to our partner being murdered just as we were about to make a new life for ourselves...?

Exactly! And with Dennis, he didn't mean that much to anybody else on the square, rather than Sharon. A few others liked him, but Sharon is his wife. I'm sure she feels that nobody else understands her hurt. And you don't always want to talk about these things with other people, sometimes you feel it's best to shut everybody out and be on your own with your thoughts. What they had is between her and Dennis.

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