I remember this feud like it was yesterday! Hard to believe this was 14 years ago! Thanks for taking the time and putting in the effort to put them all together 😊
Remember watching that back in the day (as it was the same episode Den Watts was murdered) and always wondered. Was that really Michael Higgs screaming as Andy falls or was it someone else's scream dubbed in?
@@DTM93 He died in prison after a visit from Sean Slater. He was trying to ring Jake Moon to get him to put a hit on Sean but had a heart attack or something and all he could say to the nearby prisoners was "Get Jake". They misunderstood this as a request to kill Jake Moon and the last Jake was seen alive was in a car with what appears to be his killers as he has not been seen or heard from since. Johnny died and I don't think he spoke again.
@@94blondebimbo Oh yeah i remember that Johnny scene, didn't think it meant he was dead though, seems like a cliff hanger to me, like they could bring him back if they wanted to still? Not sure.
"This is my office!" " Well I'll call you when it's free." Lmfao that bit was hilarious. Imagine having to actually wait for access to your own office. 🤣
"This is my office" "I'll call you when its free" 🤣🤣🤣 Mr X or Johnny allen, absolute legend from the get go. Wish they would bring him back. Rest in pieces Andy Hunter!
Good Friday 2022 - EE peaked for decades, imo, this was at its modern day best, with some brilliantly actors playing superb roles. I stopped watching it in 2014, and thats because its shocking in comparison, but these clips are priceless, and never get boring.
Johnny: "This conversation is over." (Johnny and Jake sit in silence) Andy: Johnny! Just the man... Johnny: We're in the middle of a conversation 'ere." 😂
EE Scenes 85 id have loved to see people on the motorway complaining 😂 “I’m gonna be late, someone’s fallen off the bridge, nearly crashed me bloody car”
Johnny planned to kill him right from the beginning. Playing mind games, deliberately getting him to turn on Johnny, making Paul Trueman turn up it was a masterclass from someone who knew Andy was too greedy, too stupid and in the end too weak for the job.
@@chrisrowe7503 Nope mate. There’s no evidence for that. East Enders didn’t even point at that. Johnny was just angry because Andy tried to screw him over.
@@Truth_Seeker1 Eddie was Johnny's spy from the start. As I say they never confirmed it but the way the storyline panned out you could see he was gradually plotting Andy's demise so he could have Walford to himself.
@@chrisrowe7503 Nope it never showed at all that he planned it. Also he said he was retiring. He says to Eddie I never want to see you again from that I think Eddie grassed on Andy and he actually wasn’t working for Johnny.
I would imagine that years before Andy took the reigns as the leader of the firm, the previous leaders would have been near worshipped in the local pub. Yet Andy pretty much gets thrown out with no second thought. Shows his actual status.
2001/02 to 2005 was a golden era for many, many things (including hip-hop). Something intrinsic happened to society from 2006/2007 onwards and not for the better.
2004 was very average and it showed. The Ferreira family having way to much air time and other boring storylines. But 2005 and onwards was very strong I thought.
So glad Andy got what he deserved from Johnny not long after what he did to Paul. Despised him. When Patrick confronted him he knew his days were numbered. So Johnny pushing him over the flyover was what happened. Johnny was also scum for what he did to Dennis. And Ruby, sweet as she tried to be, was as twisted as her dad. Very evil. And Stacey's brother Sean finished off johnny in prison. Ruby tried to buy Sean's love.
Yeah the dirty den death storyline gets mentioned a lot but I found it boring . This feud was better and Andy death was better apart from the weird scream.
Why did Andy just walk across the bridge like that and not push Johnny backwards or move his hand away. He must’ve been suspicious of Johnny from the start. I remember watching this years ago and I never understood why he did that.
It's a shame Johnny Allen wasn't in the show longer. They later tried to turn him in to a softie with getting a daughter and wife which didn't quite work. When the actor decided to leave he went full on mob boss again
@@darylkemp1257 Johnny Allen was even more powerful than they were at the time. In fact I think at this point Johnny had all of the old firm on his payroll. That's how Paul Trueman turned up.
Anyone could have taken Andy on in a fight. It wasn't him personally who people were scared of it was his heavies. As Dennis Rickman explained to Alfie when Andy jumped the queue to Angie's Den in one episode.
Andy has more feats though. The only things Johnny has done is punching Ian and dodging a punch from Phil. Andy knocked Ian out with one punch and also handled Alfie several times. Also pinned his henchman against a wall.
@@H.K.5 Well he didn't just dodge Phil's punch, he came back at him after Phil landed one and punched Phil in the face. I think Johnny would edge Andy.
@@chrisrowe7503 Mate, Andy was an established hardman, he used heavies but they usually weren't required to beat the person up, he beat people up himself.
At first I was abit sceptical as I remembered these 2 in the Bill and even though they were brilliant It felt odd that they both reunite in eastenders as gangsters...both of them were again excellent in Eastenders...shame Johnny got him killed.
Theres always a third way but believe me you dont want to go there. Johnny is such a boss hinting at killing him in a crowded pub then kills him later on.