Eastenders - Current Episode Discussion - VIII

[Perdita]

He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497

I always liked him, good to see him back

[Perdita]

He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497

I always liked him, good to see him back

[GloriaW]

hes coming back, end of spring I think with some major issues with Shirley

That answers a question I posed. And let's face it, who doesn't have issues with Shirley. He'll have to get in the queue.

[GloriaW]

He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497

I always liked him, good to see him back

Same here and glad he's returning. The sister I could do without, however. Well, him and Shirley; a lot of water under that bridge!!

[GloriaW]

He starts filiming in February http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...cks#post801497

I always liked him, good to see him back

Same here and glad he's returning. The sister I could do without, however. Well, him and Shirley; a lot of water under that bridge!!

[tammyy2j]

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[tammyy2j]

Did we ever find out who was Deano and Carly's real father?

Was Kevin really the deceased boy's dad?

[Perdita]

I don't think we ever found out who the real father is and yes, Kevin was Jimbo's real dad.

[Brucie]

Danny Dyer is obviously brilliant at lip-syncing - that's definitely Minty's voice we hear every time Mick speaks!!

[Perdita]

EastEnders has been praised by a charity for raising awareness of epilepsy.

In tonight's episode (January 28) of the BBC One soap, Nancy Carter (Maddy Hill) was seen having her first seizure in the park while out walking her dog.

Charity Epilepsy Awareness wrote on its official website about advising the show on making the storyline as realistic as possible.

A spokesperson for the charity said: "It's great that such a high-profile programme like EastEnders is raising awareness of epilepsy.

"It is reassuring to know that the programme makers are committed to representing epilepsy in the right way. They spent lots of time ensuring that the scenes were as true-to-life as possible."