EastEnders - 1979 - Eric & Phil Fight (5th September 2022)

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[@forzacmo9069]

So proud of Phil for protecting Peggy and putting that control freak in his place.

[@talkfastclifford4381]

The actor who played teenage Phil, really does look like him & sounded like him when he was shouting at his dad

[@nickohira1397]

Yeah but Phil wasn't a teen he was 18

[@jordanconoly9157]

18 is a teenager it says it in its name

[@Yeast85]

They’re all great but young Phil is incredible. I bet his audition lasted 10 seconds

[@H.K.5]

@@jordanconoly9157 19 is adult age though.

[@jordanconoly9157]

@@H.K.5 what does 19 end with teen right its techincally young adult but still a teenager

[@TomHicks03]

Honestly this might be one of my favourite fights EE has done. This was where the real Phil Mitchell was born.

[@madmanTing]

Wow just wow if good thing grant is holding Sam Mitchell

[@westminsterwatcher5152]

First Archie, then Eric. The Mitchell brothers of that era were evil!

[@nickohira1397]

Ikr

[@erosion271]

And clive. Just as nasty

[@30Something90sChild]

Peggy once told Little Mo a story about holding a knife to Eric and threatening him similarly to this, but she made it out that she was the one who put Eric in his place. I wonder did the writers forget this or if they were making Peggy’s story a loose version of this event.

[@chrisrowe7503]

This episode explained why Johnny Allen was scared of Eric back in the day. Not only was Eric tougher than him but just like Johnny he was a cold hearted killer.

[@goonergargamel]

Johnny Allen wasn't scared of Eric

[@mrocto4839]

@@goonergargamelexactly he was a boss

[@gt7395]

1:02 she sounds just like Barbara

[@Jack-hr9xw]

He sounded like Steve mcfadden when he said I'll kill ya

[@Spencerlayne]

I havnt watched TV in so long but I would have watched this

[@lukedaley17]

This fight has been mentioned by Phil in the past, now for the first time we actually get to see it.

[@irh1738]

This was a great episode. They reminded me of the Kray Twins and their mum.

[@History_with_Huw]

That's who Barbara Windsor based Peggy on (the Kray's Mother).

[@History_with_Huw]

This was actually a mirror image of my story but unfortunately, I was too scared to stand up. This is like watching me and my family. I was a coward.

[@alexanderjones9572]

If you forget that when Peggy first appeared, she was played by Jo Warne, then Jaime Winstone could easily be her young!

[@lloyddenvermckay1410]

Father & son: Eric vs Phil! 😡👊

[@darkdestroyer209]

Erik Mitchell kind of reminds me of how Bill Sykes was in Oliver Twist

[@alexanderjones9572]

Think that’s what he was like. And Peggy was like Nancy-except she lived much longer!

[@alexanderjones9572]

Watching this whole episode now. Fast forward to 2022. Eric-dead. Peggy-dead. Archie-dead. Ronnie ( Veronica)-dead. Roxy-(Roxanne)-dead.

[@steamfandan9682]

Would like to see the flash back episode to try & tell further more of the Mitchell story maybe one about the Branchings as well

[@UltimatelyEverything]

This new cast play the Mitchells pretty good

[@alexanderjones9572]

The young Peggy reminds me of Daniella Westbrook ( Sam)!

[@dpinto6278]

Ray Winstone's daughter.

[@alexanderjones9572]

Knowing what we now know-had Archie started abusing Ronnie yet?

[@KeeshiexAsh]

not for another few year if I remember correctly

[@connorhanlon1209]

Phii. Katy Perry potter