EASTENDERS 40 - NO SPOILERS IF I ASK NICELY

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Tho no one actually gives a shit me posting that about spoilers and every bloody thread gets one or more 😡😡😡😡😡

Anyway

Is Leo dead - paralysed or get up and be fine

So we know keanu is alive. Will have back for Feb anniversary /Sharron’s baby - then as I said previously Phil will be relieved he isn’t dead /accused of murder and forgives him - just

Linda drinking is boring me

Gray must be found out soon he’s an abuser

Will Daniel die soon :(

Is the new mum of the boys and ash really ill?

Will STACEY return and MARTIN be happy again

Will dot die and who will be in her will - not dotty getting it all

Bobby new head needs a prosper storyline

Anything else I’ve forgotten ?

Agree the new mum looks same age as her boys

Shame Leo isn’t dead but then Kush would feel bad

I suppose they will say Suki had her children v young!

Did Whitney bother to go to the station with her log book? Why didn't she go with Jack who was on his way there anyway?

I know, this was pathetic writing. 'Oh, I'll just get pissed instead.'

Really offensive to harassment victims. Either do the story right, with some credibility, or just don't.

It's all very pantomime at the moment.

Yes, Whitney's Behavior was off on Monday !
' let's party' instead of taking the book up the police station as advised by their very own detective Jack!

I thought Jack took the book which is why they arrested him (but I wasn't really paying attention)

Maybe soup ! He is their very own policeman on tap to sort every out. (Who has his children is a mystery though! )
He is also important now as he has a special beige coat that he never seems to take off.

That's a detective coat.

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Tbf whitney is frightened and is look at Jack to help her.

Ahh yes, ' just one more thing..'
love Columbo. He got under people's skin.

Loved columbo

"Just one more thing"

"There's something that bothers me"

"One more question"

Jack told Whitless to take her log book to the station. She chose instead to spend about 100 quid none of them had in a 'gay bar' getting pissed.

I hope they all get locked up for crimes against plots.

And that includes Jack the Coat.

She chose instead to spend about 100 quid none of them had in a 'gay bar' getting pissed.

IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY!

It bothers me endlessly that IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY they throw their bum bags to Shrimpy to look after their stalls to go dancing in bars IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY.

No thought is given about who will pick up the children from nursery or school or who is looking after invisible baby Cherry.

How do they get to the school. Who drives? Do they arrived pissed to school? It is not within walking distance as evidenced by Linda and Chantelle both driving there. Somehow or other Lexi and Stacey's little girl used both walk there though Denny always got the bus.

Poor old shrimpy left minding 3 stalls ! One of these days Shrimpy is going to snap and tell them all to shove it.

Shrimp had Donna as a friend for a while but now his just ' good ole Shrimpy, throw him your stall apron and money bag and he'll look after it for you'! One day they will find him gone and their money will be too!
His too nice.

If Shrimpy dies in the boat trip of doom, what will they do?

' boat trip of doom'
Love this. We all know that going on a party boat trip in the middle of winter could be a very bad thing for this lot! They will all still participate though. They never learn. Lol
Even if it's just hearing Linda singing ' pretty flamingo' half cut or having a go at people!

Agreed, boat trip + booze + Linda + very pregnant Sharon + assorted antagonism between remaining attendees = Boat Trip of Doom!

Oh yes! They haven't had a water birth before... 🤣

I used to work with someone ( many moons ago) who was born on a ferry going over to Ireland! I always thought that was quite exotic but I was young snd silly back then! It was probably awful.

"EastEnders Live" is a live episode of the British television soap opera EastEnders, broadcast on BBC One on 19 February 2010. It was also simulcast to Irish viewers on RTÉ One. The episode was commissioned as part of the show's 25th anniversary celebrations, and was the first EastEnders episode to be broadcast live. It was the series' 3952nd episode, and was written by Simon Ashdown, directed by Clive Arnold and produced by Diederick Santer. The episode concludes a "whodunnit" storyline "Who Killed Archie?", about the murder of Archie Mitchell (Larry Lamb), revealing his killer to be Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner). It also sees the exit of Charlie Clements as Stacey's husband Bradley Branning, who dies after falling from the roof of The Queen Victoria public house.

Turner only learned that Stacey was Archie's killer half an hour before the episode aired, in a bid by the production team to maintain the storyline's secrecy. 51 EastEnders cast members appeared in the episode, with several expressing trepidation about performing live prior to the broadcast. Cast members had two weeks to rehearse the episode, with one rehearsal filmed in case of any serious problems during transmission. When Turner fell ill with the flu on the day of broadcast, it was feared the producers may have needed to use the pre-recorded tape, but in the event she recovered enough to appear.

"EastEnders Live" was Santer's final episode as EastEnders' executive producer. He expressed his pleasure with the episode, despite several errors during transmission, including mis-delivered lines and some problems with sound and camera shots. Viewers gambled on the identity of the killer, with bookmakers Ladbrokes experiencing record levels of gambling on a television series, and William Hill taking £500,000, surpassing the amount placed on the outcome of Dallas' Who shot J.R.? storyline in 1980. The episode was watched by 19.9 million cumulative viewers, becoming the most watched show of the year to date. EastEnders Live: The Aftermath, a documentary which followed the episode on BBC Three, was seen by 4.54 million viewers, drawing the station's highest ever ratings. "EastEnders Live" received mixed reviews from critics. It was described as "a triumph" by Shane Donaghey of The Belfast Telegraph,[3] praised by Tom Sutcliffe of The Independent for including stunt work, and commended for Clements and Turner's acting by Tim Teeman of The Times. In contrast, however, The Guardian's Nancy Banks-Smith felt that viewers would be "incredulous" with the episode's outcome,[4] and Cate Devine of The Herald criticised problems with lighting and sound effects.

They always go clubbing during the day ; it is annoying as most clubs in London don't even open then , well not that early anyway.
It is very weird.

Bradley’s been dead 10yrs 🙀

Wonder if STACEY or max will R.E.M.

And was it the 25 or 30 anniversary with Cock up of Ian’s real name or was it JANE beales name

I think it was Sharon asking Jane ‘how’s Adam?’ wasn’t it?

It was Tanya that asked Jane ' how's Adam? Then froze, bless her.
Didn't Kathy come back then too?
It was action packed.