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Originally Posted by lizann
She looked at the scan letter, then looked up and the first thing she saw was kush.
Sorry was trying to shorthand as I am not on my real typing device.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
She looked at the scan letter, then looked up and the first thing she saw was kush.
Sorry was trying to shorthand as I am not on my real typing device.
Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
She looked at the scan letter, then looked up and the first thing she saw was kush.
Sorry was trying to shorthand as I am not on my real typing device.
I hope Kush isn't the dad
That was a very interesting road where Ian was about to hurl himself off the bridge. I presume it was somewhere in London and yet there was no traffic. A completely empty road. I'd love to know where it was supposed to be.
Little baby Louis has two grandpas Jane, Ian and Max who is in prison thanks to Bobby
Maybe Ian thinks Lucy will come back now just like Kathy :p
yes she acting weird around kush and martinQuote:
Originally Posted by Rear window
anyone else hoping ian would jump or fall and how did kathy know where he was did she come there with sharon
yes she acting weird around kush and martinQuote:
Originally Posted by Rear window
anyone else hoping ian would jump or fall and how did kathy know where he was did she come there with sharon
The scenes between Ian and Jane on the bridge were very well written and acted, so it's a shame the stunt looked a bit amateurish. I understand EE has a very low budget, but Ian must have superhuman balance not to have fallen off that narrow rail whilst having such a lengthy and emotional conversation with Jane. I think it would have been much better to have had Ian standing at ground level on the outside of the rails. He still would have been in great danger because he could have let go at any moment. (Plus the stunt man standing in for Adam Woodyatt looked nothing like him.)
Saying that, I was annoyed when the bridge scene cut to the Vic because I was so immersed in it. Also, I'm delighted Ian feels so guilty about Max's incarceration because it humanises him.
Jane phoned Sharon and told her where she thought Ian might be, and then there was a knock at the door. Sharon was surprised when she opened the door, so I think we can safely assume it was Kathy and that Sharon gave her the lowdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I hope there was a point to the silly Elaine/Babe/Jason scenes. Maybe it was done to turn the two ladies into bitter enemies?
Also, I think they missed a trick where the shock of Kathy turning up nearly causes Ian to fall and Jane just manages to grab hold of him in time. Kathy could have then helped pull him to safety. It would have made a much more dramatic first meeting for Ian and the mother he thought was long since deceased.
However, perhaps something like that was considered and discarded as too predictable.
I hope there was a point to the silly Elaine/Babe/Jason scenes. Maybe it was done to turn the two ladies into bitter enemies?[/QUOTE]
Possibly -or the opposite. Not often -but
occassionally - being two-timed by same
man can turn the two women into fast
friends .When they realise what a #??#!!
he was. Not as tho he was the love of a
lifetime for either!
I agree its a silly story !