Eastenders #33 Ding-Dong Whitney’s Finally Gone

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The way they all talk about George as if he is some lost little vulnerable boy he’s a grown man who is an ex boxer he went in to kiss Cindy first
And I used to like Gina, but she is now becoming insufferable Jounior was trying to do the right thing and get them on a balanced steady relationship but trying to form that is impossible with Gina
Anna isn’t too bad
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Elaine is cheeky soon as George walks into to the pub she like what you doing here bleeping hell all his family live there you daft desperate little cow 🤣 it’s not all about you she’s doing my head in now
 
dillychopgirl said:
I occasionally watch river city and they’ve ran the same story line that someone needs a heart transplant, her partner thought it was as simple process and would get 1 asap, the last I seen of it they were fundraising for treatment in the states, I’m thinking EE will go down the same route (both are bbc programmes albeit ricercity is Scotland)
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A river city fan! Such a rare find (I watch it too) yes, she is at the bottom of a waiting list. Finding a suitable heart must be complicated too. They wanted to go to India I think? I can't see nish getting one.
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Scotch Mist said:
I've just seen some fan theories about Maya
Harvey's son is in prison at the moment for being part of a racist group. Harvey gave Aaron an alibi when his mates beat up a cabbie who later died from his injuries. Speculation online is that Maya is the widow of the man who died.
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that would be interesting actually, I also read that Harvey tracks her down on fb through Freddie and she gets upset and deletes her account. So that would make sense she's hiding her surname.
 
My heart went out to Ian on tonight’s episode He must feel some comfort when Cindy is around because of Lucy he should respect and value himself more but suppose when you get to a
Certain age you’re willing to overlook certain things and settle imagine starting all over again at 50 or 60
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It reminds me of my mum in the late 80s early 90s she got put through a lot from being with my dad she got call N lover regularly she was always resilient
Then in latter years she’s put up with a lot from my dad with the type of lifestyle he has lead but she says she’s always stays because of us kids and there’s always been love there and she likes the lifestyle that comes with being with my dad
She’s being accustomed to it since she was 19
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Like my mum always says it’s alright everyone telling you to leave, but they haven’t got to shut the door at the end of the day and deal with being on their own
 
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