Current EastEnders Episode Discussion

[wallis]

EE not on again until two double episodes on Wed & Thurs. Bloody football! 

[CAEF]

I have zero interest in sport.

[holey]

Watch it on iPlayer.

[holey]

The Bobby/Freddie/Anna scenes were the nonsense part of the episode, the rest was top notch. Alan Ford as Stevie superb as always. I like the Yolande and Elaine friendship. I wonder where the Harvey storyline is heading. Lots of things bubbling underneath and many storylines to be interested in. Pastor Clayton needs a good kicking.  I love how EastEnders keep it real and topical with the footy. 

[CAEF]

By rights that lad Kyle should have pasted Phil. Young enough to be his grandson, no lad of 16/17 would be scared of a 63 year old man with multiple health issues using a baseball bat. When Dennis Rickman offered to fight Phil years ago Phil got a crowbar in defence as he bottled it.

[wallis]

Jun 21, 2024 16:25:14 GMT wallis said:

EE not on again until two double episodes on Wed & Thurs. Bloody football! 

Well that was a load of tosh that I read last week.

[wallis]

So it was Will who stole the money. Something tells me Stevie might not be long for this world. If that's the case I will be really annoyed as Alan Ford has been a tour de force over recent weeks.

Who keeps paper bank statements these days and if they do keep them in a kitchen drawer? What is Maya up to over Harvey though?

Clayton is back.    Hopefully not for long though. 

I take it that the stupid scene with Bobbie , Anna and Freddie are the beginning of the end of our lovely Bobbie who has been so underused on the show.

[Lotty27]

Maya's has got some brass neck blatantly hunting through drawers and reading bank statements when Harvey and Jean were only in the other room (but yeah, like you'd leave that in a kitchen drawer). She'd be banned from the house now no matter what Harvey said.

Will's a good lad at heart (unless they're giving him a character change) so I doubt he'll leave Stevie lying there after he pushed him over. At least I hope not.

Stevie's brilliant though isn't he? Felt for him when he was being given the cold shoulder by people who thought he'd stolen the charity money. Phil's getting right on my nerves stirring the pot.

Someone really needs to sort that Pastor out because the law isn't going to do it.

Cannot be doing with Anna, Bobby and Freddie because we all know where it's heading.

[wallis]

King Phil and his trusty baseball bat out on their latest mission. He really isn't doing Will any favours by covering for him and putting Stevie in the frame for stealing the charity money. Looks like more trouble is coming for Stevie though with the other Mitchells rolling into Walford.
Big Mo knows though that Stevie had no hand in the theft.

Levi returns with some positive news for Yolande and after some hard soul searching she is going to pursue bringing Clayton down by contacting the other victim.  

[holey]

I just love Stevie, Alan Ford one of the best signings this year, I hope he stays. So we see the new Mitchells. To early to say if they will be any good, we will see in the next episode. Angela Wynter as Yolande put in another amazing performance, her pain was so raw. I also loved the Fox-Trueman set up with Denise and Kim offering support in the background. Why does Phil dislike Stevie so much?

[Lotty27]

LOL at Phil with that bloody baseball bat Long time since we've seen it and I kind of approve as that kid is a right little shit.
Only thing is, what if he comes from a 'family' too and someone comes at Phil with something worse than a baseball bat in retaliation?

What I don't approve of is him stitching up Stevie for stealing the money. There's no need for that and he's put Will in awful position too. I wonder if he feels a bit bullied by Phil making him keep quiet or if he'd be confessing by now because he likes Stevie after all.

So naughty Stevie has been hiding another son and grandsons. The question is why? And they seemed to be looking for him as they said something along the lines of 'he'll not get away this time'. What's that all about then? I hope Stevie doesn't turn out to be a baddie.

Love the Fox/Trueman's, they're just a great, supportive family. I often forget that Denise and Kim aren't actually Patrick's daughters but in every way that matters they are. Again the Yolande actress shone and her scene with Denise was just lovely.

[holey]

The New Mitchells too early to say whether they will be any good, the acting is decent enough but haven't we see it all before, the hard nut father with a soft side, the thick macho older son and the geeky younger one who likes to read. Not very original, but we will see how it pans out. I quite like the idea of Teddy. Some nice comedy in the episode from Denise "Who took the cherry off his Bakewell?" and Penny "I had to get a man in to sort out my pipes, he did a good job!" Not a bad episode, a good Duff Duff.

[wallis]

My first impression of Teddy is that I like him and I think Sharon does too. That will go down a storm with Phil if that is the case. Not so sure about the boys though but it's early days.
Penny was quick off the mark in getting into a new male on the Square. What a slapper, just like her old man.  
I did laugh at Stevie saying he would have to do a Lord Lucan.
I'm looking forward to a Friday episode.

[Lotty27]

Some excellent lines last night and the double entendres were flying about left, right and centre! Felt like I was watching a carry on with Honey being wet, Sharon talking about balls and Penny liking her pipes being cleaned Saucy!

Loved Denise's line about Phil to Jay and Callum, WTTE: Let's be honest left to his own devices he'll only end up organising a heist, getting shot or knocking up some other poor woman Brilliant.

The new Mitchell's are interesting additions and certainly woke up Penny who smelled new meat like a shark! She's her father's girl that one.

Sharon and Teddy? Another Mitchell on her bedpost?  Though to be fair she hasn't had Billy lol!

Honey was remarkably calm finding a strange man in her house.   

Stevie's taking the fall for Will.

And now Billy's found out that he's got a another brother.

Roll on the next episode!  I'm sure that Billy will take it really, really well and won't have a sulky tantrum at all ...

[holey]

The best part of the episode was the Yolande and Delia scenes. Roland Manookian as Teddy was quite good. Time will tell if the new Mitchells fit into the Square. A decent end to the week.