Eastenders - Current Episode Discussion - VIII

[Perdita]

Are you a drama teacher or an actress yourself? You seem well informed and knowledgeable

[GloriaW]

Are you a drama teacher or an actress yourself? You seem well informed and knowledgeable

I'll take that as a compliment and thank you. I've just had a lifelong interest in acting and cinema especially. I appreciate the craft and have followed reviews and interviews about the subject for years.

I came to the UK nearly a decade ago now and was taken with the UK soaps. I disliked the US ones but found the UK ones much more entertaining in general in spite of their obvious shortcomings. Also, Britrish cinema has produced some of the finest films ever made and still is going strong.

[flappinfanny]

Good scenes with Johnny and Whitney. Sam Strike is proving to be a good edition to the soap, a very capable actor.

[GloriaW]

Good scenes with Johnny and Whitney. Sam Strike is proving to be a good edition to the soap, a very capable actor.

Yes, he's believable and the setup was powerful. I like how EE is highiighting the issues for young male gays with this plot and Strike was a good choice.

I tell you though, I am so sick of having to see Mick talk reason to Linda concerning her not understanding first his sister, now their own son. He's got more understanding and empathy in his little finger then she does in her whole mini skirted body. And visually, I never can take to the two of them together. She looks older then him and I just find the chemistry lacking between them. Not on Dwyers part, for his acting is convincing.

[GloriaW]

Good scenes with Johnny and Whitney. Sam Strike is proving to be a good edition to the soap, a very capable actor.

Yes, he's believable and the setup was powerful. I like how EE is highiighting the issues for young male gays with this plot and Strike was a good choice.

I tell you though, I am so sick of having to see Mick talk reason to Linda concerning her not understanding first his sister, now their own son. He's got more understanding and empathy in his little finger then she does in her whole mini skirted body. And visually, I never can take to the two of them together. She looks older then him and I just find the chemistry lacking between them. Not on Dwyers part, for his acting is convincing.

[lizann]

I never was impressed with Wallace except as a broad, cartoonish entertaining character as Kat. Lacey Turner displayed her acting ability and garnered 33 awards for Eastenders, then has been doing excellent work in various shows such as Bedlam and very recently a great turn on Call the Midwife. She has won more British Soap Awards than any other actor in any soap, and, at the age of 17, she was the youngest person to ever win 'Best Actress',] an award she went on to win four times.In 2013, she also starred in the television movie Our Girl, which will return for a full series in 2014. EE is lucky to have her do a return stint.

If you actually think Coulson is a better actress then truly there is no hope.

Linda Henry is effective in her role as Shirley as is Patsy Palmer as Bianca. But neither of them have the abilities that Turner has nor even near what Joy Joyner achieved.

no hope so

i would rate her higher than lacey, jo and jessie

[flappinfanny]

A Great Duff Duff. Can't wait until Monday.

[GloriaW]

no hope so

i would rate her higher than lacey, jo and jessie

Hopeless.

[GloriaW]

no hope so

i would rate her higher than lacey, jo and jessie

Hopeless.

[GloriaW]

Peek a boo, we've spotted Tracey. Thought Kat was going to break the glass and leap off the bus.

Is Mas done now with his downward spiral? Only thing left was for him to commit murder. Saw Nitin Gandra on a show hinting there's more to come for the character and how much he's enjoying playing him not as such a goodey goodey for a change.

David seems sincere in his commitment to Carol during her cancer ordeal so here's hoping that his dalliance recently was just due to the old fire down below.