Bully For Beale
Year 2005Episode 4230 minMar 17, 2005
Tina's arrival causes a stir in the Square, and when Garry catches a glimpse of her, he accidentally runs over Minty's foot. Danny also decides to try his luck. It's not only the men of Walford who are keeping an eye on Tina, as her arrival also temporarily bonds both Chrissie and Sam, who unite in their jealousy of her. After upsetting Pat in the pub, Johnny sends Tina back to beautify herself for later.
Worried that Lucy is being bullied by Stacey, Jane tells Ian everything about the mugging. Ian flies off the handle and marches Lucy round to the Slater house. Charlie and Ian accuse Stacey of lying about the mugging. Stacey owns up to everything but Charlie lets her off lightly.
Rosie can't bear to see Darren suffering with a fever, but can't afford to buy cough medicine. While Stacey's fetching the cough medicine, she pinches a tin of soup. Keith's oblivious to how she's making ends meet.
It's Chrissie's birthday and Jake's organised a bash at Scarlet. She's chuffed when he calls ov
Bully For Beale has aired on Mar 17, 2005 at 7:30 PM
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