Phil On Remand - watch the episode
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When a new young prisoner clashes with the prison's dangerous top dog, how far is Phil prepared to go to save someone else?
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At 21:17 12th Mar 2012, moto67 wrote:This was great, plz producers convict phil and make a spin off series of phil inside etc etc etc :)
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Comment number 2.
At 12:28 13th Mar 2012, svia39 wrote:brilliant acting, I think Steve McFadden ought to be proud of this. He is one the most convincing characters on the show!
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Comment number 3.
At 21:01 13th Mar 2012, mega-Brannings-fanx wrote:i actullay enjoyed that belive it or not
x for a girlly gal like me the ending was cool when phil said bruv he all street
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Comment number 4.
At 21:56 13th Mar 2012, monalisa wrote:why is this not still on the red button? i didnt get to watch it :( dont like iplayer
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Comment number 5.
At 10:21 14th Mar 2012, Nickie - Host wrote:hi monalisa - programmes only stay on red button for a short period of time. But it will be available forever on the website
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Comment number 6.
At 10:47 14th Mar 2012, sgtrev wrote:This is a crib of the episode of Porridge where Lenny Godber (Richard Beckinsale) first appeared. Only difference is Flech (Ronnie Barker) was clever enough to protect Godber without getting on the wrong side of the bad boy Harry Grout, unlike Phil Mitchell, who "had to be removed for his own safety".
Ronnie Barker's shoes are very big if you're trying to fill them Steve.
I did enjoy it on a superficial level.
In reply to moto67, yes, a spin-off of him inside, and if that catches on they could do another show about after he gets out, and wouldn''t he make a really good grocer...
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At 16:10 14th Mar 2012, Greg Ford wrote:I loved seeing a Vulnerable Phil & seeing how he can be protective of the weak.
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Comment number 8.
At 18:39 14th Mar 2012, monalisa wrote:how long is a short period of time? just one night? i remember when denise's aired it was on for a number of days
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Comment number 9.
At 18:03 15th Mar 2012, monalisa wrote:ok i want to know when this was set. it mentioned visiting family time so i assume thats when shirley was waiting for him but which time? She waited for him more than once.
i know it said two weeks earlier but that doesnt work out for the frame time of when shirley went to see him?
why would he assume he was gonna get out after ben went to see him ? he tells ian tonight ben isnt his son anymore. it said he saw his brief so was that when he said to shirley in mondays ep "i saw her yesterday" as he had the scares then
god confusing lol
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Comment number 10.
At 16:22 17th Mar 2012, Iloveeastenders wrote:This week was great !!! poor heather gets killed next week ( i think ) .... hopefully next week will be even better .... +
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Comment number 11.
At 17:46 23rd Mar 2012, UKTVCritic wrote:Dedicate an episode to Gemma McCluskie, its the right thing to do.
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Comment number 12.
At 17:44 25th Mar 2012, monalisa wrote:i wonder if this was set up for the heather storyline? would he go so far to protect someone who wasn't a member of his family - great timing if it was that idea :)
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