Prisoner: Cell Block H - Episode 357

[@pamelahanlon3110]

love how Lizzie stands up to Nola

[@zombiemaradona]

She has even taken over Veras most familiar line "This is a prison. Not a holliday camp"

[@Imjustlurkingidk]

YESSS I KNOW i hate it that is always gonna be veras line !!!!! not fergos

[@commonenglishmistakes4360]

How did Nola get to know a celebrity that she could blackmail to get drugs in? 20 years growing up with a family that only sobered up long enough to cash their dole checks and 10 years with and abusive husband until she went on a killing spree and went to prison in WA, broke out and robbed a bank and then into wentworth. That's the story she told when her true identity was found out.

[@martynduffy]

As you will have heard she knew him before he was famous could be a family friend or a crime acquaintance. He’s a secret to hide that’s how she can blackmail him.

[@commonenglishmistakes4360]

@@martynduffy The life story she tells Bea and the others suggests that she never ever had freedom to get out and meet anyone either with her family or her husband until she killed him and went to prison.

[@childrensorg856]

She prob grew up in the public housing towers of Redfern and frequented Kings cross and met him around there.

[@chrisgibson2314]

The plot thickens

[@mcguire202]

6:00 - 😂😂 😂😂Maxine thought it was going to be her lucky day.... till she sore the new dishy doctor lmao 😂😂 😂😂

[@nigelthomas4820]

😂😂😂

[@josephd.2725]

LMAO @ The Freak delivering Nola's box of goodies to her! 🤣

[@pandoraamos1]

Funny how Lizzle always calls Erica Old Davo! lol

[@karennicholls8532]

She always referred to Sid as "old Sid" and he was actually supposed to be about 5 years younger than her.

[@MissX905]

No matter what wig Bea puts on it will be her face that gives her away lol

[@169esmeralda]

Judy: “you have a nice personality.” Sure. Delightful

[@charlottewebb582]

The freak telling them it's time for there reading lesson and saying it's noddy in toy land that shud keep u busy was hallarious 😂😂😂

[@michelleevans4948]

😂🤣

[@bernadettelamb5990]

I would have replied with and I am surprised you excelled so well at school Miss Ferguson with the trauma of your dad raping you on most weekends lol

[@michelleevans4948]

@@bernadettelamb5990 and that’s funny why . Are you 10 ??

[@bernadettelamb5990]

​@@michelleevans4948Funny because she probably has suffered trauma which is why shes such a bitch and I'm 62 thanks.

[@josephmullin5845]

​@@michelleevans4948 the freak was implying any inmate who cant read has the mental age of a child.

[@kellisue5126]

The two at 8:20 remind me of Prue & Trude off Kath & Kim 😂

[@marysinger612]

Their dialogue is exactly the same .

[@Mynewlife2025]

Lol. Oh Prue, we have so much jojoba, I noooo it's been there since octoooobar.

[@1981Galadriel]

Nice to see some shots of Sydney. I was there a few years ago. One of the most beautiful modern cities I've been to.

[@queeng5925]

Merilee S ... anyone who comes to aus and only sees the cities may as well say theyve never been to australia. did u try going outback or to any of the small town pubs n meeting some locals there? THATS the real australia, NOT the junkies n hookers in sydney

[@ajs41]

@@queeng5925 I've spent 7 days in Australia, 4 in Sydney and 3 in Melbourne, in August 2016. Couldn't afford to spend any more time there. A cup of coffee was twice as much as it would have been here in England. Apparently it used to be the other way round 30 years ago. But Australia hasn't had a recession for ages whereas we've had quite a lot.

[@queeng5925]

@Jamie wot is urs? cant handle the truth? just advising ppl to visit aus OTHER than cities. they r same anywhere u go

[@queeng5925]

@Jamie actually i recently ended up in a wheelchair. but i stand by wot i said... and ur still a troll

[@queeng5925]

@Jamie like i said... i stand by wot i say. cities r shit... especially sydney. anyone who wants to see the real aus should get out places like bush, rainforest up here in cairns, lil country towns etc

[@teresacalladine7479]

How Bea can trot around in them heals all day , i will never know. I couldn't it kills your feet.

[@Brendanasdfdsf]

cant stop watching this :)

[@TheRichmondTiger]

Meg makes a reference to two long gone characters Paul Reid and Greg Miller....last seen in 1980.

[@soapsnthings4182]

Lizzie says that if she were 20 years younger, she'd be game for the doctor. And the doctor turns out to be older than she is?? lol

[@spectrumlocalb191]

SoapsNthings He was 80 years old, I knew soon as they were making a big deal like he was Brad Pitt what was going on.

[@TheHighPriestessStudio]

LMAO Maxine in the doctors office bwahahahaaa :D

[@josephd.2725]

Yee! and the music... lol

[@fabpcbhfan9592]

43:17 I can't believe I just heard Lizzie say the word "BITCH" 😲🙄😬🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🤣

[@josephmullin5845]

At 9:18 its almost as if the snobby woman knows who Bea is

[@Rosalba3440]

Bea the maid. Cracked me up.

[@dilzappa]

Bea : "Don't bother writing me a reference!" Brilliant! Lainy's tattoos get far too many mentions...boring!

[@bernadettelamb54]

She's so annoying

[@rosslamb6643]

Di and her reading is a bore too

[@RadeyRads]

Tattoos being a big part of the news publicity, slow news day in 1982 I guess

[@marycalmeiro1135]

Tattoos! Who cares.

[@cliffordmilo]

The Freaks attitude towards adult literacy is horrible. I grew up in rather rural areas of the US & there was an unfortunately sizeable # of ppl who could not read or write. When I was eighteen I got in a bit of trouble. I had to give 50 hours of community service. I had a friend at the time who was involved with social work and arranged for me to work w/ adult literacy. I jumped @ it because I thought it would be easy. 50 hrs turned into 3yrs. It was one the most difficult & rewarding periods..

[@queeng5925]

cliffordmilo... unfortunately the usa has the worst education system in the world. my son when he finished school in usa still couldnt spell ... my kids educated in aus could spell better than him at 5 years old

[@Mynewlife2025]

@@queeng5925 I wonder why that is? I always thought America was quite leading the world when it came to education.

[@queeng5925]

@@Mynewlife2025 omgs hardly... u must b on facebook? the difference between anywhere and america is obvious. even ppl who have english as their second language are better than americans

[@Mynewlife2025]

@@queeng5925 really? Or exaggeration? I know for sure the USA has a very good public school system and one of the best universities in the world.

[@queeng5925]

@@Mynewlife2025 fact!!! my son tis 40... my girls educated in australia could spell better than him at 5 years old... hes very bright... he just cant spell

[@stuartpatto1976]

That's Watsons Bay, Sydney, were Bea is.

[@Mynewlife2025]

I used to hang around people like Sonia Hanlon, they wouldn't care if you dropped dead next to them.

[@eugenedegeorge5084]

Would have been nice if they had given some background as to how Bea got this job,and what she did in the meantime after she escaped. all of a sudden she shows up at this Posh home with a bunch of snooty ladies. Of course now that she's off again what does it matter

[@colleenlamb5521]

Lazy Val wanted more time off

[@TheRichmondTiger]

I think Sonia is related to Prue and Trude from "Kath and Kim" lol

[@Mynewlife2025]

Oh haiii Prue, oh haiii Trude, orrr look who's just walked in, 80s perm and zip up shoes. Oh I noiiii.

[@teasdaleeden]

Haha funny you say that Kath actually comes in as a prisoner 😉

[@liamduffy5361]

I wondered if that’s where they got the inspiration for pruuuuue and truuuude?

[@maryrock1417]

so glad to to see Bea

[@CelestialWriter01]

I didn’t realize that was Bea...that wig! Lmao

[@theresafoxworth2617]

Me too.

[@lindashotton7730]

Beryl Palmer's dress 😅

[@stevencassidy6982]

I love the Sydney scenes.....and the introduction of you-know-who?

[@adrianenglish4909]

Who

[@josephd.2725]

@Jamie You mean like the Opal Tower? lol

[@karinswift]

The way Nola talks to Lizzie is so funny! All nice one minute, then when she doesn't get what she wants, it's "Stick it, Birdbrain!"

[@mckavitt13]

Funny if you're not Lizzie.

[@karinswift]

mckavitt13 Yeah that's true!

[@8ballpoolking1]

That's Nola's type all over, just out for what they can get..... Completely selfish and without a care in the world for anyone else.

[@michellehalloway1592]

I like how Lizzie talks back to Nola, last episode I was in tears laughing, she said something like, "Why don't you stick your head down the dunny"' Forget the exact words, I am going to start writing her funny lines word for word to remember them all, she is hilarious but it is not just what she says but how she says it, what a classic character.

[@Summer21.]

Michelle Halloway It was something like, "Stick your head in the dunny can!". I do remember Lizzie saying that to Nola an episode ago too myself. 😄

[@8ballpoolking1]

I must say I like the idea of filming Bea's escape in Sydney. Nice to see some decent weather shots for a change too instead of the gloomy conditions usually on show. Erica has her faults but its easy to see why she questions whether its all worth it at times, especially given the attitude of Douglas and the department she has to answer to. He makes her job harder than need be by constantly acting like an idiot.

[@ShirleyMarieBradby]

8ballpoolking1 "Dickless" Douglas is such a wimp! But how can he acknowledge Erica and her legitimate demands when he is afraid of his own shadow and always too busy kowtowing to "the department"? For him everything revolves around politics and PR strategy games! He has been lobotomized by the department and it is clear that he is completely divorced from the reality of the penal system and how it actually effects the lives of both the prisoners and their guards! Yes, we know that the guards are supposed to be "free" but when you think about it ---actually they are also "serving time" just like the prisoners themselves! Double shifts mean at least 16 hours "behind bars" with the prisoners! Sure, the guards can "go home" at the end of their shift --- but they too must report back to the prison the next morning! LOL So, actually, to keep their jobs they must allow their lives to be just as regulated as the prisoners by "department" rules and regulations that are often senseless and oppressive!

[@8ballpoolking1]

Shirley Marie Bradby You hit the nail on the head there Shirley, that is the whole problem. The minister dictates to Douglas and he carries his orders through to the governor. Unfortunately, those two who give the orders sit there day after day in some office miles away from the prison and have absolutely no insight into life inside a place like that. That is one reason why the system so often fails. Meg is a good officer but she still learned one hell of a lot in just 72 hours of life on the other side of the bars. The officers have a tough routine to adhere to admittedly and you made some valid points, but at least they have the choice to walk away if it really gets too tough for them. Its the prisoners I symphasise with most of all because some of them are not hardened criminals, but either made a mistake of are victims of misfortune, and yet still have to remain there in the rotten system whether they like it or not.

[@ShirleyMarieBradby]

8ballpoolking1 Yes, you are absolutely right.....the officers CAN walk away but is seems like being a prison officer becomes "a way of life" and the officers realize after few years, that they probably cannot (due to economic and family obligations) --- and actually do not really WANT to leave their job which also defines them professorially and as a person. Case in point: Meg! :) It would also seem that some officers eventually start to think that perhaps they are are not fit for any other job --- remember when Fletcher tried to get a job outside of the penal system and he discovered that he had been "branded" and that no respectable firm would consider him for employment? The other guard Steve (I think) was not really interested in working for anyone else because he just wanted to sail around the world on his boat! But he might have had an unpleasant surprise if he ever decided to seek employment later on.....and put prison guard on his resume! LOL. So, in conclusion, of course in absolute -- the officers have more chances of employment and of leading a fairly "normal life"! But it must be acknowledged that just like the prisoners who often cannot get a job, as soon as the prospective employer finds out that they have a criminal record --- the officers also end up with a "pseudo prison record" of their own that follows them around and renders them almost unemployable for most private executive jobs like the one Fletcher was trying to get! So, there are actually two groups of inmates in a prison --- albeit on different levels --- the criminals and their guards!

[@8ballpoolking1]

Shirley Marie Bradby Yes, Shirley, you made a valid point about Jim Fletcher and his inability to change career direction. Unfortunately, its bad types like Joan Ferguson and Vera Bennett who give the whole profession an uneasy feel to it from an outsiders perspective. Prospective employers may sometimes tend to have a one dimensional perception on them or some may even stereotype them just to be on the safe side. This could perhaps be because they feel that they may have developed an attitude problem and/or might find it too difficult to relate to other people well. If memory serves me right, Jim Fletcher's general attitude seemed to be portrayed as rather harsh and unfriendly at times, and there is no reason why an employer would consider someone who is prone to that kind of behaviour. I guess being in a place like that day after day, in whichever capacity it may be, would understandably have a negative effect on many people in some way, shape or form, that is if it goes on for long enough. Meg is an exception to the rule, but then she was born in prison so maybe that has given her a more broadminded view on prison life in general.

[@ShirleyMarieBradby]

8ballpoolking1 Thank you for your thoughtful reply! Yes, you are right, now that I think about it! Jim Fletcher did show signs of being a bit rigid and fanatical about the place and role of women in society and also about discipline in general, due to his experience in the military -- unfortunately, influenced by nut-jobs like his "friend" Geoff Butler. These attitudes would certainly not bode well in most work environments! Yes, Fletcher eventually did mellow out a bit, but as you mentioned he could still, on occasion, be rather harsh and unfriendly depending on the circumstances. In the story-lines, we also discover that both Joan and Vera have some rather serious parental issues that have heavily influenced their ability to relate to others, and in the absence of family or friends --- their work environment bears the full brunt of their need to be accepted --- yet to still be in control! On the other hand, Powell and especially Meg --- as you pointed out ---- try to be more sensitive and broadminded! Thank you for your attentive comments! :) In closing, I would just like to say that the more I watch PCBH, I realize how little I know about prison reform or the actual conditions of prisoners and guards in our modern-day prisons! I must admit, that it is true, when the PCBH prisoners say that most people do not think or care about prisoners --- society just wants to make sure that they are securely locked up somewhere --- after that it is practically --- "out of sight, out of mind"!

[@bernadettelamb54]

Maxine crying at her posters being ripped, how old is she, twelve?

[@catrionamcgowan8203]

I agree it was a bit OTT over a poster 😂

[@kentzu1975]

Regardless of them being posters but how would you feel if someone ripped your possessions up and you couldn't do a thing to stop it?

[@arlaabrell8658]

@@kentzu1975 Exactly, and people who have very little are very attached to the few things they do have.

[@teralmiles]

It’s funny how when I used to watch these, once a week on tv, the stories seemed to drag on forever. Now I binge watch them on KZbin, they’re really not bad. I still fast forward the halfway house scenes though.

[@michelleevans4948]

Where were they on once a week. In the 80’s in uk we were lucky enough to have 3 a week ?

[@teralmiles]

@@michelleevans4948 Well in the 80’s where I grew up in the UK we only got it once a week, I seem to recall it was a Thursday night after the Spitting Image show. I knew it was a school night too, cause it was always on late and we’d be worn out the next day.

[@michelleevans4948]

@@teralmiles yeah same. We watched it Fridays, Saturday and Sunday night. Always difficult to get up on Monday mornings

[@samisticlife]

How times change. Now it's more unusual to not have a tattoo no matter what your profession.

[@michelleevans4948]

I miss Ericas hair pinned up . She looked more graceful . Although she still is very elegant and classy . Love her dimples

[@Juliukas101]

Lol, I am glad snooty Sonia got taught a lesson!

[@Mynewlife2025]

Imagine if Sonia and her snooty friends ended up in Wentworth later on. They go on a shopping or arty farty trip to Melbourne and Sonia shop lifts from Myer and Bea's ready to harass her.

[@u12mjw]

41:23 bahaha Nola...."ya old bat"...great comedy timing

[@Agnethatheredhairkid]

Top marks to Bea for putting snobby Sonia in her place.

[@glenysnewchurch7957]

Has anyone else noticed how the Sydney Harbour Bridge keeps moving where Bea is working as a maid for that woman? One minute its close then next minute its far away. Wtf? Lol.

[@siobhanstevenson2476]

"the department, the department, the department" Love the predictability of the department and Davo's endless battles-- which never seem to go anywhere.

[@laurenbrooks3091]

Great to see Bea! If this is what she's been doing the whole time she's been out, I'm surprised she's lasted this long. She might as well be back in prison.

[@dieselgav]

Note that in the first scene after the mugshots, there's a new corridor design that has cells on both the left and right hand side walls, with prisoners shown emerging from both sides. Previously, the cells were only on the right, with the original studio wall on the left with no cell doors. The "new" left hand cells were only the cell doors, however, with just enough room between the studio walls and the set for prisoners to emerge from the fake cells.

[@garrym3290]

Its funny when they punch the wall 😅

[@stevenmcghee6649]

Bea branded Nola with that "K" in one of the most memorable scenes in the whole series - but, despite the fact she would be taking a shower each day, not one screw has ever thought to ask how it happened and who did it. No way would Nola be able to keep it hidden from view so I'm a bit confused.

[@darrendunn134]

Nola just folding sheets at press lol

[@clevelandphil]

Give it to her Bea! Give her what for!

[@lion5170]

Maxine: 'how did they get the cat to sit on the cup?'

[@Halfscotboy_39]

9:43 thats one way to give yourself away knowing a question on prisons 😅 beas not as smart as she makes out...but hey! on the plus side least she can do crosswords.😂😂😂😂😂 10:55 seems like ferguson is also doing a dumb thing stirring up one of the inmates infront of the teacher. Maxwell could report her to the deputy governor or governor for verbal harassment. 🫤 so she wasn't very bright doing so just then.

[@Frooqi786]

The acting & storylines in the last few episodes have been as convincing as the cardboard sets!

[@Imjustlurkingidk]

10:02 hahaha Jim Fletcher and Janet Conway (forgot idk her married name now)

[@kevintraynor4508]

I could murder a cup of herbal tea 😂😂

[@NativeMoon]

AAAARGH!!!! Nola's mugshot is back!!!! *~wheezes~*

[@soapsnthings4182]

+NativeMoon Better than Lainey's mugshot, in my opinion.

[@NativeMoon]

Good on Bea for telling off that snot-nosed Sonia Hanlon. Interesting hearing her mention Newtown and especially Redfern -- a great hat-tip to Sydney's Aboriginal community. That was really a big deal I think and all the more remarkable considering the riots some 20-odd years later. This scene gives us even more insight into Bea's character and it's actually wonderful.

[@eldavis4910]

Jude thinks Laney has a nice personality! 😂😂😂

[@michelleevans4948]

And ????

[@eldavis4910]

@@michelleevans4948 She doesn’t! 😂 She does improve though..

[@bernadettelamb5990]

​@@eldavis4910She doesn't improve

[@eldavis4910]

@@bernadettelamb5990 Ye I know... was just being polite😂

[@bernadettelamb5990]

@@eldavis4910 A life of benefits awaits her lol

[@trickynicky4268]

Lainey is a pain. Pity she didn't escape too.

[@rays40]

Please Judy get some new clothes.

[@Summer21.]

Ray S Yes, the characters who are not inmates need some more clothes, and maybe some nicer ones too, so they could mix and match a bit more instead of the same amount of clothes appearing again and again. 😃

[@adiupton-winiarczyk7692]

Maxine - how did you get the cat to sit on the cup! 🤣

[@rosslamb6643]

The Di learning to read storyline and Laineys tattoos is super exciting.

[@baronmeduse]

Don't worry someone is bound to die or get beaten up soon. So your small mind will be nourished.

[@bernadettelamb5990]

​@@baronmeduseYou must be pretty high on the spectrum

[@baronmeduse]

@@bernadettelamb5990 Not as high (or low) as you though.

[@TheRichmondTiger]

Joan sounds like Vera in the earlier Episodes when she criticised that Teacher.

[@Garh1972]

the freak at her best with Maxine at the beginning

[@Milks25]

This new character Laine is a terrible bore.

[@rosslamb6643]

The old bag Sonia attempting front crawl in the pool always makes me laugh

[@charleneabbey5576]

The man that worked in the hotel bea booked into later plays Joyce Barry's son

[@Mynewlife2025]

Quite a trusting receptionist if he let's guests pay when they check out. Nowadays they want all payment up front, photo I.d and credit/debit card details.

[@karennicholls8532]

True. If you book a hotel over the phone they want your credit card number and if you don't show it's bad luck - they have your money.

[@bernadettelamb54]

You look like Boomer from the new Wentworth

[@siobhanstevenson2476]

Love seeing Bea back

[@darrengriffiths3708]

The best line in all the episodes I’ve watched was If Davo finds out he’s a male she will have a stroke Lmfao can’t fault it

[@jakeminogue3585]

I think that was quite funny that Lizzie taped the tea bags to the bottom of the table

[@remarc69]

Hahaha.... the dope in the teabags which Lizzie has now got😅😂🤣

[@nevermore380]

I LOVE these Sydney scenes with Bea. it always bothered me that all these escapees barely made it outside Melbourne. the idea would be to get as far away as possible I would think- maybe Darwin. of course Bea, being the smartest of them would be the only one to figure this out. Dumbass Margo escaping from Barnhurst and immediately heading back to Melbourne AND the halfway house no less...

[@NGSooty]

+James Cannon Darwin? Do you know how much a flight cost in those days? They're prisoners on the run, not middle class business men

[@nevermore380]

+NG Sooty I mean there definitely ways to get places other than flying. lol and this was 30 years ago. pretty sure domestic flights weren't that expensive.

[@NGSooty]

James Cannon it's almost 2000 miles, you'd stand out like a sore thumb if you didn't fly and flying was expensive

[@nevermore380]

+NG Sooty not buying your logic at all, but Okey doke...

[@NGSooty]

James Cannon it's not logic, just common sense

[@hb11912]

Good disguise from Bea, good to see her back again. Don’t know why she had to work for that stuck up Sonia.

[@ecolin4906]

Probably not too many opportunities for prison escapees still on the run

[@idiedoflaughterinc.666]

Well done Nola! About time for some proper drugs...lol

[@lucyllewellyn2850]

I loved read it yourself books.

[@Kblog777]

1:25 Was that Meg or Fallout Boy lol.

[@evetoseland233]

LOL Great episode. Bea isn't that big, it's that awful overall she wears to be that awful woman's housekeeper. A lot about size is knowing what suits you. But wanting to be anonymous, maybe she wants to look larger.

[@teresacalladine7479]

Old Lizzie with the so called herbal tea, we see if she enjoys it lol lol, i cant wait

[@MarzieMalfoy]

Is saying "but" at the end of a sentence slang in Australia? I've just never heard that word said there before.

[@ajs41]

Whereabouts was that?

[@Ruby16663]

Yes it is aussie slang, not used much these days thank god. Silly but

[@Ruby16663]

Yes, agree, losing much of our old aussie slang now, but it's a sign of the times, due to the internet. Nothing wrong with Americanisms and they are great in America but are being spoken here more & more. Oh well

[@homeless_greg_games]

Some people used to say it but :)

[@teasdaleeden]

I used to say it as a teenager

[@josephd.2725]

Feel sorry for the girl who can't read.

[@CelaniSello]

hah " Morris: Why the effin not? " i think she let that one slip. you dont hear Morris curse much at all otherwise

[@simosc2]

for petes sake...get rid of this self pitying Lainy

[@stuartpatto1976]

Don't bother writing me reference lmao. class.

[@liamduffy5361]

It Trude and Prue from Kath and Kim!

[@royaldesign1984]

20:00 honestly thought that was Anne Reynolds coming in

[@cliffordmilo]

...of my life. I saw entire lives transformed for the better in amazing & unimaginable ways. My own literary skillls can be rather lacking at times. But working with people who for whatever reason, don't have that same basic ability is very positively humbling to oneself & taught me to be more appreciative, more content & considerate. Volunteering won't make you rich or great & definitely not perfect, but it will make you better. I ever so very slightly apologize for the public service rant. =)

[@billdimmer4965]

Nola's " cousin" Bill. I guess you don't need an ID to visit a prisoner in Australia

[@zoogleutilizer1288]

When is the freak going to have another crush?

[@queeng5925]

yeah thought she was gonna have one when the chicks boyfriend left til she slammed her against a wall instead

[@GeorgeEugeneBarrett]

I was hoping to see Lizzie stoned again. 😆

[@Summer21.]

George Barrett Lizzie has definitely changed her opinion on cannabis since then (or less than 300 episodes ago depending on how often the fans watch the show haha) since Antonia McNally gave the women joints to smoke in the first season of 1979. 😃

[@taraf3845]

I don't like Lainy I hope she isn't on the show for long and how come she gets her pic on the opening credits??

[@rennickelizabe]

tara f it’s an old show get over yourself

[@ecolin4906]

They removed her pic, back to Nola

[@eugenedegeorge5084]

My only question is what did they do to decide whose pics went in the opening credits .it was always Bea Lizzie and Doreen, or other prisoners like Sandy Edwards or Nola Mackenzie , Karen Travers and Lynn in the early episodes. But what about Margo or Chrissy or Mouse? They were top-tier players also.

[@spectrumlocalb191]

tara f Because Reg Grundy liked there new add on cast to be recognized.

[@eugenedegeorge5084]

@@spectrumlocalb191 I never thought of that. you have a point. it seems like characters who came in through the front door ,so to speak ,as arrested inmates were then featured. Margo and Mouse we're characters who one day showed up inside the prison. I just thought it would have been nice to have included them.

[@jamesquinn3715]

12:10. Or how about being a tatooist. I'm sure they won't turn her down

[@Summer21.]

James Quinn Now there's a good idea, although I think she wants to move away from tattoos whether she has them or anyone has them. 😃

[@daugherofaset8648]

Why is Bea cleaning in 3 inch heels????

[@MsMystique420]

Yep it is herbal, LMFAO!!! Smoke up, ladies! Ha! I love that Bea got that bitch. Im surprised she didnt get her earlier than she did.

[@Imjustlurkingidk]

37:02 erica always has that sad face for some reason i lov it

[@bernadettelamb54]

How fast has she learnt to read lol

[@lindashotton7730]

Haha ..Bea looking like Beryl Palmer 😅

[@bernadettelamb54]

You'd of thought Bea would have checked the papers

[@Halfscotboy_39]

11:05 Judy always seems to be visiting wentworth. Why doesn't she just stay in a booked cell for the weekend and go back to the hallway house on the weekdays? Makes sense seen as the women at the HALFWIT HOUSE because the women wont be getting much of their problems sorted out if judy keeps upping and leaving them mostly every other day of the week! She couldn't get enough of running a halfway house before but now it looks as though she can't wait to leave that place every time we see her at the prison! Didn't seem worth the bother or mind work meg put into having the idea of judy working there in the first place. Maybe ferguson was right, maybe they should just readmit her!?! 🙄😒

[@Imjustlurkingidk]

8.47 YESSS BEAS BACK FINALLY

[@katiemarieparker]

Love how bea used her real name for an alias...kathleen Willis

[@charlottewebb582]

Ummmm I'm confused 😕 how has bea used her real name as an alias Kathleen Willis??!! Her name in this Beatrice and in real life its val so Im definitely confused 😕

[@charlottewebb582]

Ummmm I'm confused 😕 how has bea used her real name as an alias Kathleen Willis??!! Her name in this Beatrice and in real life its val so Im definitely confused 😕

[@katiemarieparker]

@@charlottewebb582 her name in real life is Valerie Kathleen Willis leahman is her married name

[@charlottewebb582]

Then I stand corrected I didn't know that well spotted!!! 😊😊

[@marycalmeiro1135]

Why does Fergo get away with being so nasty to the staff? The way she talked to the new teacher.

[@darrendunn134]

Im sure bea pic on paper that woman reading thought bea was gonna look there

[@IanMoone-f2v]

I used to watch this 30 odd yrs ago

[@bloopnation]

Sonja is a terrible swimmer, what a poor decision to put THAT on film.

[@sb6678]

The next Sonja is so much better and better looking

[@samisticlife]

38:42 what accent is that what Julia has..????

[@79Paulie]

Nola is a real Del Boy ! lol

[@TheHighPriestessStudio]

Did Mef say F'n? 20:17 Woah Go Meg!! LOL

[@TallSilentGuy]

PsychicStudioThe Overactive imagination.

[@TheHighPriestessStudio]

LOL maybe too many late nights ;)

[@pauliejay4161]

Nah she says "why ever not", although it's more like "why efer not".

[@huanking4238]

Ah, you never know, some rich types are so tight they'd cut any corner at all if you sell your labour cheap enough. Britain is filled with au pares and cleaners working for cash, no questions asked.

[@Guy777]

sorry maxine but..when does tape stick to bricks anyway?

[@queeng5925]

ermmmm it does... and i was a fookin brickies labourer fer 13 years... i should know... its not bloody stickytape

[@spectrumlocalb191]

Guy777 YOU CAN TELL THE TIME FRAME WHEN SHE HANGS TRAVOLTA UP ON A POSTER AS THE URBAN GAY COWBOY.