Sandie Seward
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Eastenders.Update.See Phil Mitchell (Eastenders) is back on the booze again, arriving home drunk, and falling headfirst into little Janet's Birthday Cake!
Phil is an obnoxious thug and bully-boy, and being drunk, (although it's well acted), does nothing to enhance his charms. I think Stella probably had a lucky escape when she went off that multi-story carpark roof.
Poor little Ben. Keeps asking for his dad, and Peggy tries everything to keep them apart, as she doesn't want the little lad seeing his old man as pi***d as a newt. Who can blame her? I wouldn't want to see him in that state either. But then, as Phil has got all the charms of a Pit Bull Terrier crossed with a grizzly bear, I wouldn't want to see him either, drunk or sober!
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marieann
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He doesn't watch Eastenders but I remember the Mitchells from a long time back, I gather they haven't changed.
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Sandie Seward
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Actually, Marie, the stories lately are rather depressing, as are most of the Charecters. I suppose that really, you could say that I watch it out of "habit". 
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dorramae
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Who is out to get Ian Beale? 
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Sandie Seward
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Now THAT is a good question, Dora, now then, let me have a think as to how many people he's upset over the years.
Pass me another sheet of paper please as I'm rapidly running out of space!!
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Sandie Seward
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Tonight's Eastenders would have been quite spooky.....if only the person being spooked wasn't Ian Beale! For some reason I can never take that guy seriously, he reminds me of a little boy still. I think Ben has far more sense than him. And, just who was that guy at the end? And whatever has Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing compares 2 U " got to do with things? Perhaps it was Ian and Cindy's "special" song? 
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Sandie Seward
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Spooky Stephen continues to make Jane's life far worse than it already is. The poor woman is at the end of her tether over missing Ian.
I can tell you, that next week, someone in the Beale family gets shot, but we'll have to wait and see who it is.
Roly-Poly Heather, (isn't she just beautiful? a breath of fresh air into a stale soap), has been job-hunting this evening, and the poor girls so desparate she's had to resort to approaching Yolande in the Minute Mart, and Dot in the launderette for a job! God, she must be desparate!
Love the double-act between her and Shirley though, it's priceless! 
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Sandie Seward
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So Stacey and Bradders have finally tied the knot. As we all know, there isn't a wedding in any Soap that goes smoothly, and the latest East Enders offering was no exception.
The video camera was running, recording every word between Stacey and Homer Simpson, (sorry, I mean Max Branning), can't help finding similarities between Max and the Cartoon Charecter, sorry.
So, it remains to be seen now, how long before the brown stuff hits the proverbial fan, and, more importantly, who will find the footage of Stacey and her ex-lover, who, just so happens, to be her new Father-in-Law! 
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Sandie Seward
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June Brown who plays Dot Branning on Eastenders, was alone tonight, recording a message to her husband Jim, who has suffered a severe stroke, (both in the Soap, and in Real Life).
It was very emotional, and brought a tear to my eye.
June Brown deserves a Bafta Award or whatever they get for best television performances. Her One Woman piece this Thursday evening, was outstanding, and June gave it her all.
A great performance.
When East Enders shines, it sparkles, sadly, it doesn't often do so, but, it did tonight.
Commendations to both June Brown, and Tony Jordan the Scriptwriter. 
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dorramae
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I agree Sandie, June was absolutely outstanding showing what
a capable actress she realy is. And I am sure it came from the heart
to her fellow actor( disgustingly I can not remember his real name
shame on me. 
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Sandie Seward
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Caught up with tonight's Eastenders on BBC3 at 10.p.m as Emmerdale was an hour long.
Tanya, made a complete ass of herself (again), getting very drunk (Max, her estranged husband spiked her drink with Absinthe). Now, he has taken all three children to his and Jack's place (I'm certain that Jack won't be at all happy about that).
Talking of Jack, to see one of those ruddy Mitchell girls in handcuffs, was quite funny. If I was Jack, I'd have thrown the key a long way away, so she could never find it, and have to wait until a friendly passing Fireman came to her rescue with a pair of bolt cutters!
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