Eastenders Fans In Hysterics As Jean Steps Over Alfie’s ‘Dead Body’ To Hand Out Tea And Crumpets

By : On : 27 Dec 2018 13:49
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Eastenders fans were outraged and hysterical after Jean had the most British reaction to Alfie’s death.

Last night’s episode showed Jean stepping over Alfie’s ‘dead body’ to serve tea and crumpets to the others in the room.

At that point in the programme, the Slater family believed Alfie had died after falling down the stairs at home.

They had moved him to the living room so no one could see him and covered his body with a Santa outfit.

Jean, wearing tinsel in her hair, didn’t seem particularly bothered about his corpse however and she continued to hand food out to her family.

She exclaimed to the room:

There’s never not a good time for a cup of tea!

Her strangely incongruous observation didn’t go unnoticed by the public, who took to Twitter discuss Jeans relentless hosting skills.

One wrote:

Love how Jean is just making tea and crumpets and handing it out over Alfie’s corpse #EastEnders

Another said:

Omg lol Jean is all buttered crumpets, does it get any better. Practically stepping over DeadNotDeadAlfie. it’s so Christmasy! #eastenders

A third Twitter user wrote:

Jean handing out tea and crumpets over Alfie’s bleeding corpse in the middle of the floor is the definition of ‘keep calm and drink tea’.

A fourth commenter thought it was ‘the best line of 2018’:

Jean Slater has the best line of 2018 with ‘there’s never not a good time for a cup of tea’ priceless #EastEnders hats off to the writers on that one, nice one.

In the show, Alfie (played by Shane Richie) was feared dead after hitting his head on a wooden skirting board after he was pushed down the stairs by the mother of his child, Hayley Slater.

A Christmas Day cliffhanger saw him lay in the lounge, with his family delaying to call an ambulance to give themselves time to concoct a cover-up.

However, during their thinking time, Alfie had time to regain consciousness, snatch his child from her crib, and escape the house.

The only thing that could have made the reaction more British is if it were scones.

It’s the ultimate show of British stoicism.

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