Andy didn't start the fire; the copper, who used to be in a wheelchair in Doctors, did. Now we've cleared that up, hopefully we can get one with more plausible and less annoying storylines. Mind you, this is Emmerdale and it has been alternating between depressing and irritating of late. If only Jackson could at least get back the use of the top half of his body - but no, he has to be tetraplegic and we have to watch Pauline Quirke soldiering on and on and on.
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After watching Phil(Eastenders) writhing around in agony during his heart attack - dragged about by Ian, abandoned for at least half an hour - yet surviving, I think this manoeuvre could be adopted in all hospitals. Imagine how the A&E queues could be entertained whilst this resuscitation took place!!
Posted by: Important Hospital Manager, Holby City | 29 January 2011 at 01:41 PM
I too am tired of poor Jackson's complete paralysis. Perhaps his mum could show compassion by stabbing him with the fork, accidentally, as she feeds him. Then he would involuntary leap off his wheelchair, crash his head on the ceiling, shout 'eureka I'm cured', then we could return to the Emmerdale we have come to love!!
Posted by: Alice in Wonderland - just wondering all day about the meaning of life | 07 February 2011 at 01:36 PM