Zippie84 wrote: » So... am I the only one who isn't sick of the Carters?
emanresu esrever wrote: » no. thats not how numbers work where i live anyway! otherwise there would be no privacy in the world!!!
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Ahmmmm..... yes? No, I was just clutching at straws. Thing is though, if it's a land line number Emma knew their mobile number too because she sent them that text. Narrows it down a bit?
Katgurl wrote: » when Lauren took the post-it from her shoe why did she go straight under the couch and take that file out? did she know it was there? is it hers? if so, why wasn't she keeping it in her room?
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Looks more like an 8 to me? 8 O'clock? Maybe?
Zippie84 wrote: » Yep, 0207 946 0221020 7946 0221 is a fictitious telephone number in the 020 dialling code. A fictitious number is one assigned for use by film and TV programme makers, so that they can have a valid-looking telephone number appropriate to the area in which the scene is set (for example, when someone in screen needs to be seen dialling a number, or looking up a number in a directory) without needing to use a number that may possibly belong to a real user. - See more at: http://www.telephonecodes.info/number/02079460221#sthash.3qTbcq7q.dpuf
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » It wasn't a post it, it was the ripped corner of the page she already had.I'm not trying to be rude but were you paying attention at all? She was looking at the files when Max came home unexpectedly so she shoved them under the couch before he saw them. She hadn't gotten a chance to move them again.
emanresu esrever wrote: » bit harsh!! maybe she/he missed it! lets not fight, noone died.....................oh wait, they did...........
Zippie84 wrote: » Yep, 0207 946 0221020 7946 0221 is a fictitious telephone number in the 020 dialling code. A fictitious number is one assigned for use by film and TV programme makers, so that they can have a valid-looking telephone number appropriate to the area in which the scene is set (for example, when someone in screen needs to be seen dialling a number, or looking up a number in a directory) without needing to use a number that may possibly belong to a real user. - See more at: http://www.telephonecodes.info/number/02079460221#sthash.3qTbcq7q.dpuf Guess at least that stops this type of thing: http://www.listandalucia.com/news/news-uk/mobile-phone-number-shown-on-eastenders-receives-2800-texts/
emanresu esrever wrote: » a fictitious number used in a fictitious soap!!!:eek: i never!! the plot thickens!
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Lauren's had those files for weeks, we've seen them before, we know she's missing a bit from them, we know it's under the press in the kitchen, we know it's stuck to her shoe etc. etc.
dogcat wrote: » It wasn't the number of Mitchell Autos either.
emanresu esrever wrote: » mitchell autos is the arches. i already covered that. i hope the number wasnt just plucked out of the air and has been on screen before...... "doesnt add up"...... perhaps someone gave their wrong number to emma and she couldnt account for one of the numbers that was on her phone log. perhaps one of the voicemails she received was from someone who doesnt live in the house it was called from.......
dogcat wrote: » Sorry, I rarely watched Eastenders until January lol.
KKkitty wrote: » None of us know who killed Lucy yet but is there anyone who ye wouldn't like it to be? I personally don't want it to be Peter. I'm not sure I want her twin to be the culprit.
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » I think I said before that given how things played out after the murder I didn't want it to be Lauren or Peter. I thought there was some really great scenes between them immediately after Lucy's death and to have it turn out to be one of them would ruin all that. By now we can rule Lauren out, I assume, but I still hope it's not Peter.
doovdela wrote: » I think it be a bit weird if it were Peter. Based on his behaviour its possible but can't see it being him.
danois wrote: » Just spotted this on Facebook.