Connie identifies those three to her guests as her :famous dingbat collection": “Don’t worry folks! They’re well trained: they know that they are to stay confined to the foyer while I have a party going on. Look, but PLEASE don’t touch! Oh, AND hold your breath when you’re right in front of them!”
“Always invites the same people we don’t know”, huh? Sounds like the old joke about the woman who complained her church had been singing the same unfamiliar hymns for the last twenty years.
We watched East Enders in the 80s. The same 8 people swirling around each other with enough drama, anger, and angst for all of London! And we were hooked. Then the powers at the tv network decided to “catch up” with the British episodes, and jumped ahead 3 years! Everybody quit watching and the local network stopped showing it. I agree this is SouthEnders!
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 9 years ago
Self-centered nincompoops! Stand by the door all night for all the rest of us care. If you can’t bring yourself to join all the rest of us………
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 9 years ago
The real question, to me, is “How come whenever Connie has a party, she always invites the same people nobody else wants to know… namely, you guys?”
Honestly…. does she like the Pennys?Owe them money?Did she promise her dying mother?
I can’t imagine why she wants them to come.
Then again, Connie is the upwardly mobile Hyacinth Bucket type who wears department store designer clothes with giant logos…
Maybe the Pennys make her feel superior, and she invites them as an example of noblesse oblige…
mikie2 over 9 years ago
Maybe Connie hates leftovers.
Olddog1 over 9 years ago
Under the assumption that they were actually invited, I think mikie2 hit it.
orbenjawell Premium Member over 9 years ago
Connie identifies those three to her guests as her :famous dingbat collection": “Don’t worry folks! They’re well trained: they know that they are to stay confined to the foyer while I have a party going on. Look, but PLEASE don’t touch! Oh, AND hold your breath when you’re right in front of them!”
Dani Rice over 9 years ago
“Always invites the same people we don’t know”, huh? Sounds like the old joke about the woman who complained her church had been singing the same unfamiliar hymns for the last twenty years.
PoodleGroomer over 9 years ago
I’m by my fireplace this weekend. The wood burning insert is more entertaining than TV, just ask the cat.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 9 years ago
We watched East Enders in the 80s. The same 8 people swirling around each other with enough drama, anger, and angst for all of London! And we were hooked. Then the powers at the tv network decided to “catch up” with the British episodes, and jumped ahead 3 years! Everybody quit watching and the local network stopped showing it. I agree this is SouthEnders!