*Requested* EastEnders - Nick Cotton Scenes (12th December 1991)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 11 май 2018
- Big thanks to "Eastenders Clips4U" for getting this.
Requested: Jade Melissa
All rights for this video go to BBC Worldwide. No money is being made from this & no copyright infringement intended.
Best character ever.....pure and utter evil, played the junkie scenes brilliantly
EastEnders was only worth watching when nick cotton was in it, imo the best bad boy in soap history.
Gave up watching after he left
I litterally had no idea Grant and Nick actually met
Nick Cotton and Grant Mitchell in the same scene.
I’ve always loved this Michelle
Don't let them in the boxes. Proper Del Boy style 😂😂😂
One of the two times Nick and Grant reacted. Great upload.
Derek Anderson aha true mate! I was really hoping them to fight tbh! And cheers pal :)
EE Scenes 85 Fight? Ha! Wouldn't be much of a fight, mate, Cotton would be cowering within seconds.
Carl Rees aha! I take that back mate! 😂 you're right! If Phil can throw him around like a rag doll, Grant would demolish him! 😂
EE Scenes 85 Haha. Even Pete Beale threw him around.like a rag doll. Nick was never hard just a scumbag with.not one redeeming quality.
Carl Rees aha very true mate! Can you think of a hardman scene of Nick? :)
1991 was a good year. I rewatched all the episodes a few years back.
Carl Rees defo mate! Wish I was born in the early 80s! And watched the whole of the 90s eps!
EE Scenes 85 The remember a storyline well which stretched through most of 1990 into early 1991 involving a character named Disa who was sexually abused by her stepfather & had a baby. She befriended Dot in her time on the square but was initially introduced as a friend of Diane Butcher's. It was a big storyline which took up a lot of significance during a period of about 9 months & yet unless you'd remember it or have seen the episodes again since then you probably wouldn't realise there was ever such a storylines because it's never highlighted or referenced anywhere when people talk of big storylines from that time.
Carl Rees very good storylines back then buddy! 😁 just a shame EE is not like it was before! :/ btw mate I've asked around a few times, and wondered if you know the date of Phil & Ian's very first fight? :)
EE Scenes 85 They had a verbal spat in the Vic that was their first fall out wasn't it? I faintly recall when Ian had that office with Hattie as his assistant Phil had some dispute with him too in the early days over something. The first time Phil got physical with him was flushing his head down the toilet in 95 though I think.
Carl Rees ahh nice one! 😁😁 yeah I only have 2 scenes from that mate the the first one you mentioned in the Vic do you know the exact date for that? :)
He played his part well very good series
Nick should have been a model
brilliant!
Everyone's favourite pantomime villain.
Oh no he isnt
Genuine walking talking doll, only 6 quid haha
Who would have thought that there was a time like this when EastEnders was a genuinely well written, well acted and generally good piece of television. When you see it now the very idea of that is absurd beyond belief.
The writing and acting was more realistic back then.
It was like a Hollywood production.. utterly shameful how it turnt in under 25 years
They should not of killed him off he was my favourite
They did it well. It went full circle with him ending up in the same place as the first episode.
Back in the early 90s nick saying got the law on my side rings too true for the met given the context of the discussion.
The only scene grant and nick ever had
Where's ya proof Sherlock LOL
I thought they fancied each other when they were younger.
Where's the scene when Nick grabs Dot and calls her a senile old crow?
Do you have the scene where Nick fights Jules Tavernier in the middle of the square please?
He sounds Australian saying beautiful
But he was smart in some ways and Michelle swearing they were days
Great acting unlike today
Do you think if they had a confrontation, nick would be scared of Grant?
Patrick Kennedy
To be honest Nick wasn't scared of anyone, pretty weak as an individual but he knew he could get them back some way or another.
I reckon that if Grant and Nick had a fight then Grant would win, but Nick would just laugh it off and start to provoke him again, just like he did with Den and Pete
BillyBoy92 Nick was a bit scared of Phil in the 90s but from the 2000s, Phil was just another one that he provoked.
Can't believe how skinny Grant looked back then. Even sounded different lol
Before all the roids
@@dontgetittwizted No, just younger and less fat. Kemp was 27 in this scene
@@dontgetittwizted Ross Kemp has never looked like someone who takes steroids.
Our coloured friend next door 😁😁👍
Then nick claiming hes got the law on his side. 🙈🙈 the good old days of eastenders or rather dark days of institutional racism within the met.
At 33 second what your language Michelle 😱
Or I tell your father Arthur or mother Pauline.
Compared to Trevor Morgan ,nick was the ugly more than the bad
They were as bad as each other but initially different ways with Nick it was much more obvious Trevor had that superficial Charm Trevor was the Hannibal Lector of EastEnders where as Nick was the Joker of EastEnders
Yes Off all the characters to have bin on EastEnders Trevor Morgan is the worst Person then Graham Foster a close second Nick Cotton is the ruffist and most common then the Mitchell brothers Superficially Trevor Morgan and Graham Foster are by far the nicest people of all those characters
Did he just say coloured friend ? That sounds racisit.
It’s is racist and that’s the point. He isn’t the nicest fella
Who cares? You would be fine with anti-Irish crap, you types are a bunch of hypocrites.
@@puccipuu1797Who said being biased against excessive newcomers makes one "not nice?" Kenyans did not tolerate South Asians, you gonna claim Kenyana are not nice for defending their land? Brits and colonialism(now globalism), never changes