Its not just Ians fault here. Phil caused the boat to crash, Sharons affair caused the fight and Sharons soft parenting caused Dennis to go of the rails.
I saw the clip I didn’t watch eastenders in so long so I’m out of sync of what’s been happening yes he locked him in a room I saw that clip and I also saw him going back to save him Ian ain’t really a bad guy he is just misunderstood
They say revenge is a dish best served cold but for EastEnders' Sharon Beale it was warm - and served with garlic bread. Tonight's gripping episode saw Sharon put her final plan into action but there's just one minor niggle that we can't seem to shake off and it's regarding her alliance with ex-husband Phil. In case you have been living under a rock these last few weeks, or wondered why a rapidly deteriorating Ian currently looks (and is) like a dead man walking, Sharon has been plotting to kill her new husband - slowly, slyly and somewhat imperceptibly - with her revenge scheme culminating in tonight's suspenseful scenes. Having been unveiled as the mastermind behind Ian's December attack, Sharon - a little peeved that it hadn't gone according to plan initially - has decided to do things her own poisonous way (literally) and has been drugging Ian's food ever since. Sharon wasn't entirely alone in her revenge plan, as she's had more than a little help from Phil - who also wants Ian to pay. Sharon and Phil's thirst for revenge dates all the way back to last February, when 14-year old Dennis lost his life amid the celebrations on the Thames. After learning that Dennis had been bullying his vulnerable son Bobby, Ian had cruelly locked Sharon's boy in the lower deck of the boat in the moments before it crashed. Ian's actions were deplorable, there is no question of that. But hold on, who actually caused the boat crash to start with? Phil. Yes, Phil. Now, this is where we struggle to get behind the idiosyncrasies of Sharon's scheme. She's been at the centre of the show from the start and many of her questionable decisions over the years have invariably been double-edged and ambiguous. Until this one. If we cast our minds back to last February, EastEnders bosses teased that this story would run for a year, and despite unprecedented delays due to Covid, it has and most likely will. It was also clear from the start that Sharon's once-unbreakable friendship with Ian would never be the same again due to the part he played in Dennis's death. But amid her outlandish revenge plan, Sharon, inexplicably, seems to have conveniently brushed over the fact that there was someone equally, if not more, responsible here and that's Phil - her partner in crime. In case you need reminding, it was indeed Phil and Ben's showdown with Keanu that caused the boat to crash in the first place - something which this convoluted story has been trying its best to dilute. Granted, EastEnders did address Phil's part in Dennis's death almost immediately afterwards back in March, when he handed himself into the police over the crime. But a funeral bust-up and a couple of showdowns later, Sharon had buried the hatchet with Phil, so much so that he was the first person she turned to upon hearing Dennis's tragic final voicemail in unseen scenes back in October. Since Christmas, we've continued to see Sharon and Phil repeatedly reiterate why they are so determined to bump off Ian - all the while ignoring the major elephant in the room. Despite the whimsical nature of this plot at times, there's no denying that tonight's episode was a thoroughly tense 25 minutes of television. By this point, Ian had gotten wind of Sharon's deadly dinner, sparking some uncertainty over which one of them was actually going to eat the poisoned pasta (spoiler alert: neither of them). Backed into a corner, Sharon was forced to confirm Ian's fears: yes, she knew everything, and yes, she was trying to kill him. What followed was the showdown we'd all been waiting for as Sharon gave Ian a harsh helping of home truths ("You're pathetic. The runt of the litter. Everyone hates your guts, even your own kids because you are mean, selfish, small-minded and a coward. You don't deserve to live"), prompting Ian to finally own his mistake. Maybe it was because Phil had been this honest from the start, and maybe it was because Ian absolutely hadn't, but it felt strange that this extreme treatment never applied to Sharon's ex husband - who had helped raise Dennis. In fact, Sharon was seemingly happy for Phil to go entirely unpunished for his own mistake, but wanted Ian - her oldest friend - to die for his. It could be argued, of course, that Sharon's grief is the driving force behind her out-of-character behaviour of late; skewing her vision and clouding her judgement. And that's entirely likely. But the underlying factor at play here isn't actually a one-off. In fact, the unbalanced nature of Ian and Phil's punishments for their separate, but equally valid, roles in the boat crash is reflective of a wider Mitchell-shaped problem on the Square - and the show. We've lost count of the times that Phil and Ben have become embroiled in a crime of some sort, only to walk away scot free and without any form of proper punishment. Human trafficking, money laundering, kidnapping, and in this instance, causing a fatal boat crash - the Mitchells' mistakes seem to be over and done with in a couple of episodes, before being brushed under the proverbial carpet. However, Ian's own wrong-doing, albeit a big one, gets dragged out across a year and nearly costs him his life. As Sharon rightfully pointed out last year, Phil's involvement in Dennis's death meant that history well and truly repeated itself, as he'd also played a fundamental role in Original Dennis's death as well. Two of the people Sharon loved most in the world and Phil was, in some way, responsible for both their tragic fates. But yet he's never had to sit down for Sharon's killer carbonara. All this said, our slight bugbear with this story doesn't take away from Adam Woodyatt and Letitia Dean's astonishing performances throughout, and most notably tonight. The scenes were undoubtedly some of the strongest in a very long time and we'd expect nothing more from two EastEnders originals. It's also important to mention that Sharon did ultimately do a U-turn on her killer plan - something she wouldn't have been able to do if Phil hadn't been interrupted during the initial attack. Whether she can be redeemed now remains to be seen, but she's bounced back before and we're hopeful she can again. This story has also provided us with a sense of nostalgia in its ability to bring together three iconic characters - Phil, Sharon and Ian - when it would otherwise be unlikely to find a situation in which they all interacted for this long. It's also provided us with some great side plots - such as Ian's attack ('Who Attacked Ian?'),- while simultaneously sparking some new ones, now he appears to have scarpered ('Where is Ian?). In a land where characters can rise from the dead and Sharon can become a Beale, we all know that realism doesn't always have to play a crucial role to make watchable entertainment. Sometimes it's simply easier to accept a story for how it is playing out on screen in front of us, and tonight, that was a dramatic pay-off to the show's longest-running plot- even if there were a few bumps along the way.
Sharons affair caused the fight between Phil/Keanu and her soft parenting caused Dennis to go of the rails which resulted in Ian wanting justice for Bobby.
Ian should of said. I went back the boat jolted and I lost the keys I tried to keep Denny calm and told him to count I went to get something then I found a fire extinguisher and broke down the door and got him out. Then the rest at 1:57. He skipped most of his experience of what happened.
Hi There EastEnders Crow my name is Mr C. T. Boxill-Harris, how have you been Keeping up to Lately, I just needed to know if you are still Remixing and Re-Extending the Original Background song’s and use you’re own word Lyrics but sing it differently and use the original Extended background Versions of those Particular song’s By Andrew Gold and The Korgis, Never Let her Slip Away and Everybody got to learn Sometime, why don’t they just Replace the Synthesizer String Sound to a Two Musette Accordion’s sounds and make this Musette sounds for those Two 🪗’s 4 to 7 and a half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer String Sound that they have this Particular song called Everybody’s got to Learn sometime by the Korgis, also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 18 Times More Deeper Chime Bell and Even a 23 Times More Deeper Still Drum Sound, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Favourite Song’s Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You and I Love you’re singing Voice Adele and make you’re singing voice 6 and a half times more Deeper Please EastEnders Crow XXXXXXX
@@joshuaferris5577 no, he didn’t know the boat was going to crash. And Dennis nearly got bobby killed, and he was insulting Ian, even when Ian was trying to be completely serious. Dennis deserved to get locked in and go to the police after, but he didn’t deserve to die.
Phil was just as fucking responsible for getting angry. What else would happen if the captain aint in the wheelhouse and you FIGHT in there? Everyone just blamed Ian but Phil is mostly the reason for it. If Phil hadn't gone off on one Dennis would of lived yeah Sharon would of been pissed at Dennis for going on the boat and even more mad at Ian for locking him down there but none of it would be nearly as bad as this outcome. Everything just happened at th3 wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people but everyone just blames Ian. Yeah I get he's selfish and an asshole 90% of the time and we could all assume not seeing what happened he left him to die but he actually really tried to save him and was so upset when he found out he failed. Ian WILL come back homeless again and probably worse than before now he has this guilt. He will be unresponsive for months like last time. Theory for this is his actor Adam his actor is currently in cornwall in a motorhome growing a beard and his hair has grown longer (starting with the rough look)
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Its not just Ians fault here. Phil caused the boat to crash, Sharons affair caused the fight and Sharons soft parenting caused Dennis to go of the rails.
How did Sharon’s affair cause Dennis’ death?
@@justalex3525 it caused the fight which caused the crash.
I actually agree with you
Loved Sharon's scene today. Great acting from her. I'm glad that she confronted Ian about it
She had no choice at this point as Ian already figured out Sharon was onto him. She should’ve confronted him when she found out before Christmas.
That was a socially distanced slap 👋
Sharon looks beautiful when she gives herself a makeover
Anything looks better than that massive black bedsheet she usually wears
Yes did kill him
Ian can’t cry to save his life! IMAO
He sounded like Mr Bean mish mush mish mush mish mish mosh
Its not easy for a tough guy like myself to show my emotions. I'm old fashioned like that.
@@KingDonaldFirstofhisname mmhm😬
@@KingDonaldFirstofhisname Ian Beale keeping it real! Thought you had put your phone in the bin.
@UKSKIDS By Azura, By Azura, By Azura, that was one time I was vulnerable. We can't all be hardmen all the time.
He might come back as homeless Ian Beale 2.0
You'll be in for a huge surprise when I roll back into town fresh as a daisy in September with Mrs Beale the eighth in tow.
I'm pretty annoyed at how this team has destroyed one of Eastenders longest friendships (Ian and Sharon).
So true. Horrible storyline and Sharon would never had tried to kill Ian. They are ruining these characters.
@@stephenking6396 why are sticking up for him ian did know that the boat did crash
I love how Sharon has overlooked Phil's role in Denny's death!
Was hoping Phil would give him a whooping aswell but great episode
When Ian comes back I hope this all get's sorted Ian tried saving him fuck sake.
I saw the clip I didn’t watch eastenders in so long so I’m out of sync of what’s been happening yes he locked him in a room I saw that clip and I also saw him going back to save him Ian ain’t really a bad guy he is just misunderstood
Yes Queen Sharon! Loved her scenes in today’s episode she was such a badass!
It was all Phil Mitchell's fault.
Actually Sharon for having the affair!
@@pauljohnson6019 Yes she started this whole mess
Great Episode! Friday Episodes Are The Best!
This is brilliant acting
They say revenge is a dish best served cold but for EastEnders' Sharon Beale it was warm - and served with garlic bread. Tonight's gripping episode saw Sharon put her final plan into action but there's just one minor niggle that we can't seem to shake off and it's regarding her alliance with ex-husband Phil.
In case you have been living under a rock these last few weeks, or wondered why a rapidly deteriorating Ian currently looks (and is) like a dead man walking, Sharon has been plotting to kill her new husband - slowly, slyly and somewhat imperceptibly - with her revenge scheme culminating in tonight's suspenseful scenes.
Having been unveiled as the mastermind behind Ian's December attack, Sharon - a little peeved that it hadn't gone according to plan initially - has decided to do things her own poisonous way (literally) and has been drugging Ian's food ever since. Sharon wasn't entirely alone in her revenge plan, as she's had more than a little help from Phil - who also wants Ian to pay.
Sharon and Phil's thirst for revenge dates all the way back to last February, when 14-year old Dennis lost his life amid the celebrations on the Thames. After learning that Dennis had been bullying his vulnerable son Bobby, Ian had cruelly locked Sharon's boy in the lower deck of the boat in the moments before it crashed. Ian's actions were deplorable, there is no question of that. But hold on, who actually caused the boat crash to start with? Phil. Yes, Phil.
Now, this is where we struggle to get behind the idiosyncrasies of Sharon's scheme. She's been at the centre of the show from the start and many of her questionable decisions over the years have invariably been double-edged and ambiguous. Until this one.
If we cast our minds back to last February, EastEnders bosses teased that this story would run for a year, and despite unprecedented delays due to Covid, it has and most likely will. It was also clear from the start that Sharon's once-unbreakable friendship with Ian would never be the same again due to the part he played in Dennis's death. But amid her outlandish revenge plan, Sharon, inexplicably, seems to have conveniently brushed over the fact that there was someone equally, if not more, responsible here and that's Phil - her partner in crime.
In case you need reminding, it was indeed Phil and Ben's showdown with Keanu that caused the boat to crash in the first place - something which this convoluted story has been trying its best to dilute. Granted, EastEnders did address Phil's part in Dennis's death almost immediately afterwards back in March, when he handed himself into the police over the crime.
But a funeral bust-up and a couple of showdowns later, Sharon had buried the hatchet with Phil, so much so that he was the first person she turned to upon hearing Dennis's tragic final voicemail in unseen scenes back in October. Since Christmas, we've continued to see Sharon and Phil repeatedly reiterate why they are so determined to bump off Ian - all the while ignoring the major elephant in the room.
Despite the whimsical nature of this plot at times, there's no denying that tonight's episode was a thoroughly tense 25 minutes of television. By this point, Ian had gotten wind of Sharon's deadly dinner, sparking some uncertainty over which one of them was actually going to eat the poisoned pasta (spoiler alert: neither of them).
Backed into a corner, Sharon was forced to confirm Ian's fears: yes, she knew everything, and yes, she was trying to kill him. What followed was the showdown we'd all been waiting for as Sharon gave Ian a harsh helping of home truths ("You're pathetic. The runt of the litter. Everyone hates your guts, even your own kids because you are mean, selfish, small-minded and a coward. You don't deserve to live"), prompting Ian to finally own his mistake.
Maybe it was because Phil had been this honest from the start, and maybe it was because Ian absolutely hadn't, but it felt strange that this extreme treatment never applied to Sharon's ex husband - who had helped raise Dennis. In fact, Sharon was seemingly happy for Phil to go entirely unpunished for his own mistake, but wanted Ian - her oldest friend - to die for his.
It could be argued, of course, that Sharon's grief is the driving force behind her out-of-character behaviour of late; skewing her vision and clouding her judgement. And that's entirely likely. But the underlying factor at play here isn't actually a one-off. In fact, the unbalanced nature of Ian and Phil's punishments for their separate, but equally valid, roles in the boat crash is reflective of a wider Mitchell-shaped problem on the Square - and the show.
We've lost count of the times that Phil and Ben have become embroiled in a crime of some sort, only to walk away scot free and without any form of proper punishment. Human trafficking, money laundering, kidnapping, and in this instance, causing a fatal boat crash - the Mitchells' mistakes seem to be over and done with in a couple of episodes, before being brushed under the proverbial carpet. However, Ian's own wrong-doing, albeit a big one, gets dragged out across a year and nearly costs him his life.
As Sharon rightfully pointed out last year, Phil's involvement in Dennis's death meant that history well and truly repeated itself, as he'd also played a fundamental role in Original Dennis's death as well. Two of the people Sharon loved most in the world and Phil was, in some way, responsible for both their tragic fates. But yet he's never had to sit down for Sharon's killer carbonara.
All this said, our slight bugbear with this story doesn't take away from Adam Woodyatt and Letitia Dean's astonishing performances throughout, and most notably tonight. The scenes were undoubtedly some of the strongest in a very long time and we'd expect nothing more from two EastEnders originals. It's also important to mention that Sharon did ultimately do a U-turn on her killer plan - something she wouldn't have been able to do if Phil hadn't been interrupted during the initial attack. Whether she can be redeemed now remains to be seen, but she's bounced back before and we're hopeful she can again.
This story has also provided us with a sense of nostalgia in its ability to bring together three iconic characters - Phil, Sharon and Ian - when it would otherwise be unlikely to find a situation in which they all interacted for this long. It's also provided us with some great side plots - such as Ian's attack ('Who Attacked Ian?'),- while simultaneously sparking some new ones, now he appears to have scarpered ('Where is Ian?).
In a land where characters can rise from the dead and Sharon can become a Beale, we all know that realism doesn't always have to play a crucial role to make watchable entertainment. Sometimes it's simply easier to accept a story for how it is playing out on screen in front of us, and tonight, that was a dramatic pay-off to the show's longest-running plot- even if there were a few bumps along the way.
Sharons affair caused the fight between Phil/Keanu and her soft parenting caused Dennis to go of the rails which resulted in Ian wanting justice for Bobby.
hes not back till like 2022
You should do what you did with whiplash, with the slap part! Lol
Ian didn't kill Dennis he got him out but they both got caught in the water!
And if Ian hadn't locked him in, he wouldn't have died in the first place
True
@@mrdr0161 Dennis would’ve survived. Had Phil not have fought Keanu on the boat and causing it to crash.
Ian should of said. I went back the boat jolted and I lost the keys I tried to keep Denny calm and told him to count I went to get something then I found a fire extinguisher and broke down the door and got him out. Then the rest at 1:57. He skipped most of his experience of what happened.
this storyline was too fun
2 slaps in 1 week
@UKSKIDS they mean Suki slaps ash and now Sharon slaps ian
@UKSKIDS sharon
No I meant 2 different people got slapped this week Suki slaps Ash on Tuesday
3rd slap of 2021 xd
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Ian didn’t kill Dennis he gave him a needed time out and they got out but Ian made it and Dennis didn’t
"A needed time out". When you have kids, please don't punch them and lock them I'm a room because that's child abuse
@@mrdr0161 and I’m not going to, I’m just saying Ian didn’t mean to kill him so
Sharon is one of my fav characters ❤❤❤❤
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I feel so, so, so bad for Ian
That was a great slap
Hi There EastEnders Crow my name is Mr C. T. Boxill-Harris, how have you been Keeping up to Lately, I just needed to know if you are still Remixing and Re-Extending the Original Background song’s and use you’re own word Lyrics but sing it differently and use the original Extended background Versions of those Particular song’s By Andrew Gold and The Korgis, Never Let her Slip Away and Everybody got to learn Sometime, why don’t they just Replace the Synthesizer String Sound to a Two Musette Accordion’s sounds and make this Musette sounds for those Two 🪗’s 4 to 7 and a half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer String Sound that they have this Particular song called Everybody’s got to Learn sometime by the Korgis, also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 18 Times More Deeper Chime Bell and Even a 23 Times More Deeper Still Drum Sound, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Favourite Song’s Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You and I Love you’re singing Voice Adele and make you’re singing voice 6 and a half times more Deeper Please EastEnders Crow XXXXXXX
This has to be EE's worst story ever. Just awful.
Then don't watch it then hater!
Ridiculous storyline
Ian looks really thin and small here
I thought phil is going to beat ian up? But did he leave?
Yeah
@@theeastendboy has he left for good or is it temporary
@@GemmaC_18 I will be back in Autumn mate, I'm off to Glasgow. To hell with Boris and his restrictions.
@@GemmaC_18 just a break
@@KingDonaldFirstofhisname how much did that slap hurt Ian
*IAN DIDN’T KILL DENNIS*
He did he was lying about it
@@joshuaferris5577 no, he didn’t know the boat was going to crash. And Dennis nearly got bobby killed, and he was insulting Ian, even when Ian was trying to be completely serious. Dennis deserved to get locked in and go to the police after, but he didn’t deserve to die.
@@george_fg he did know about the boat crash cause Sharon told him everything he deserve to get slapped by Sharon team sharon
OK Dennis Rickman Jr is no more now stop stop talking about him
Phil was just as fucking responsible for getting angry. What else would happen if the captain aint in the wheelhouse and you FIGHT in there? Everyone just blamed Ian but Phil is mostly the reason for it. If Phil hadn't gone off on one Dennis would of lived yeah Sharon would of been pissed at Dennis for going on the boat and even more mad at Ian for locking him down there but none of it would be nearly as bad as this outcome. Everything just happened at th3 wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people but everyone just blames Ian. Yeah I get he's selfish and an asshole 90% of the time and we could all assume not seeing what happened he left him to die but he actually really tried to save him and was so upset when he found out he failed. Ian WILL come back homeless again and probably worse than before now he has this guilt. He will be unresponsive for months like last time. Theory for this is his actor Adam his actor is currently in cornwall in a motorhome growing a beard and his hair has grown longer (starting with the rough look)
They all killed dennis ..x x x
i thought they were married
Sharon has lost so much weight since here omg !!
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