The Pete Beale character was real old school East End. Sad day when he left. He was a quality actor. A guy who plays The Style Council is all good in my book.
In the early 90’s I had £2 quid school dinner money I use to buy 10 B&H sell 5 keep 5 for me earn enough to still buy my dinner and still saved enough to pay for a perm at the hair dressers lol
Very well scripted this episode; silence at first, then Paul announces that Lou's gone. I'm also emotional seeing Ian, Paul and Dot in tears. (1:04) By the way, what was the device Ian pulled from Simon's sleeping bag?
They should have shown the clip where she dies. Or should I say when she dies. Lou beale was a legend. Family meetings. Her way or the high way. The granny love. All seemed to be realistic. She should have stayed to see the 10th anniversary. Surely she was still alive.
Andrew Dexter I was watching this show in the 1980s/1990s here in the US on the PBS channel (Public Broadcasting). Same channel I saw Black Adder, Waiting for God, Fawlty Towers and Are You Being Served?.loved them all.
@@Hulk2k6 No, that was a mistake. It left them with too much time to fill, not least because so many characters had left before 1990 arrived. The 90s was really good, but faltered by 1997-as soon as they discovered killing off characters was a 'brill' idea, it went into dumb overdrive. By 2002, the show was pretty much died. 1985-1989 though can't be bettered. Barely any of the 80s characters made it to the 90s. This was a massive harm, but still the new 90s characters were good too. But then the 90s ended!
1985-89 was the shows best era not to be beaten! 1990 & 1991 were still good 1992 onwards was up and down, too Mitchell centric, by 2000-06 was electric! But EE had died completely by 2007
Can someone remind me, what is the beef between Ian Beale and Steven? (in the show these days) I remember something years ago, but I dont remember the details, what was it?
