So far as I can see...
too many of the storylines hinge aroung person A needing to tell sommat to person B but person B not letting them complete what would have been, at most, a 13 second sentence for the sake of having to empty the drier at the laundrette or some such.

But I could be wrong because I don't watch them either.
(karnuvap, Fri 14 Oct 2011, 15:12, 1 reply)

Person A being murdered by person B
And B being murdered by C, who is a long-lost relative of person A who themselves will end up being murdered by person D, the long-lost relative of person F, who only turned up two weeks ago but has already made life-long friends with everybody and has been asked to be person M's best man in his seventh wedding after wife number 6 left him for the brother of person A who himself has committed several murders after leaving his ninth wife who ironically enough was also married to person B, C, D and G all of which were murderers and bigamists before they themselves became victims of murder.

At least, that was the gist of two episodes of Eastenders I managed to watch last month.
( Linbox has a serious dunk habit, Fri 14 Oct 2011, 15:57, closed)