Kiss Me, Kate
‘BABY Viv was buried this week, in scenes of – for once – genuine tragedy.
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Lynne has been unable to cope with the knowledge that shes lost her one chance at being a mum and decided to leave Walford to start a new life…in a town where they have 24-hour happy hours no doubt.
Garry is still grieving as you can tell by the fact hes employing the second of his two facial expressions, the bottom lip out guppy sulk.
Later this month, Garry tries to commit suicide and who can blame him, with no mistress, love child, wife or unborn baby, what chance of a storyline is he going to have now? Having said that, the lack of story line hasnt stopped the Ferrieras from being in employment for the past year.
The Ferrieras have now set up a taxi firm (Oz cabs, where are you now?) with the proceeds of the sale of their van. Its hardly a storyline to rival Who shot Phil?, but at least it stops them wittering on and on about mortgage payments and spare kidneys.
Dirty Den, whos never short of storylines (or tabloid column inches), has started an affair with Kate – which is certainly keeping it close to home considering she co-owns a business with his wife.
Kate is finding it difficult to keep their relationship a secret. Its just some sordid little affair, isnt it? she spat at Den. Well you said it, love.
Things are set to get even more complicated when Chrissie asks Kate and Ian round to dinner with Den. Chrissie mistakenly thinks that Kate and Ian are going out together, Itll be nice to get the couples together, she told Ian.
For a spot of wife swapping no doubt if Dens got anything to do with it.
There are more secrets and lies (well, this is Walford) over at Andy and Sams house. Andy, worried that Billy is about to tell Sam about his afternoon with Kat, has proposed marriage to her.
Is that wot I fink it is? squealed Sam as Andy presented her with a red ring box. Indeed, Sam is to get her wish by becoming an East End gangsters wife. Heaven help her if she stands him up at the aisle, though.’
Posted: 9th, July 2004 | In: Tabloids Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
