NatalieMcCoy92 wrote on Twitter: ' eastenders you owe me 10 months of my life back. Scroll down for video. As if tho! He's a child, wouldn't he have got away with it anyway?! EastEnders sic '. However, some praised the writers for doing such a good job on the whodunit storyline.
Benjysays wrote: 'Ian's son killed his daughter and his wife covered it up. Worthy of Shakespeare. Well played. Ouch: Many fans reacted angrily to thew 'ludicrously overblown' story line following Thursday's big reveal. A recurring theme: After ten months of twists and turns the outcome appeared to be an anticlimax for some viewers.
High praise: But others praised the scriptwriters for keeping fans guessing until the very end. Stating the obvious: This fan queried the significance in Bobby being named as Lucy's killer. Brutal: The same viewer echoed criticisms shared by many fans on social media throughout the night.
Meanwhile, one woman was so shocked at finding out it was Bobby - which occurred in the final moments of last night's semi-live flashback episode - she screamed so loud that police were called to her house.
Sgt Richard Berns, from Brownswood ward in Hackney, north east London, tweeted: 'A woman screamed so loudly after the i'entity of LucyBeale's killer was revealed. Her neighbours called the Police.
All calm now Danny Dyer - who plays Mick Carter in the BBC One soap - was also shocked to see Bobby revealed as the killer and compared the youngster to fictional character Damien the antichrist from the 'Omen' film franchise.
Depressed: Bobby's emergence as the killer proved to be an underwhelming experience for some. Prime suspect: As part one of Thursday's two part special came to an end fans were made to believe that Jane Beale was the killer.
Main man: Danny Dyer, pub landlord Mick Carter on the show, also tweeted following Thursday's episode. Congratulations: Spandau Ballet star Gary Kemp, a former cast-member, also had praise for the show. He wrote: 'So Damien lives EElive sic '. But the year-old actor wasn't alone in drawing such comparisons as several Twitter users did the same, with some posting pictures of Damien in the movie series and joking it is Bobby.
I'm more surprised he didn't kill his barber! Watch out: A tongue in cheek message offered a word of warning to fans with younger brothers and sisters. All over: Figures revealed that more than one million tweets were sent during the two semi-live episodes last night, while 30, posts alone were sent in the single minute after the killer was revealed.
Quid's in: Some clever viewers managed to win some money after placing an outside bet on Bobby. Well said: Bobby has already been recast four times since his first appearance on the show in However, some fans were not that surprised to see Bobby named as the killer as they had placed bets on him doing the deed. JamesJourn wrote: 'Bobby!! Cheers for lining my pockets, son!! EastEnders EELive bbceastenders sic '. The school student was favourite with the majority of bookmakers shortly before last night's hour-long semi-live episode, which was followed by a semi-live flashback episode when he was revealed as the killer.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: 'Punters piled into Bobby's odds in the last week and favourite backers have got their just deserts for believing a child could have killed Lucy.
Hard to believe: Some had a difficult time suspending their disbelief on Thursday night. Boredom: Others found the second 30th anniversary special difficult to watch - for the wrong reasons. A new actress will now more. EastEnders producers have axed Lucy Beale actress Melissa Suffield after she allegedly ignored numerous warnings from bosses about her "unruly behaviour".
According to the Daily Star Sunday, the year-old - who has played Ian Beale's eldest daughter since - was issued with a final warning after attending a London nightclub while underage. Despite being reprimanded, Suffield allegedly continued to ignore warnings about her continued misbehaviour, which resulted in a string of meetings and ultimately culminated in her dismissal from the role.
A source at the soap told the newspaper: "Melissa has been hauled before bosses on a number of occasions for her behaviour and attitude outside work. In the end they made the decision to let her go. EastEnders star Melissa Suffield has revealed that she would like Lucy Beale to get even nastier in the months ahead.
Asked whether she would want Lucy to take on Cindy's traits, Suffield replied: "I would absolutely love that! I think Lucy is a different type of bad to Cindy, though, as she's got the potential to be more malicious and scheming. The year-old explained that she enjoys playing Lucy in the soap but sometimes gets "funny looks" when she is in public. I've still got the same friends I've had since I was little so I have been able to stay pretty grounded. I suppose it more.
Melissa Suffield says people are too scared to approach her. The ' EastEnders ' actress - who plays wild child Lucy Beale in the BBC One soap - admits attitudes towards her have changed dramatically as her character has developed into a ''horrible'' person. Melissa - who has played Lucy since - said: ''It was more daunting for me when I was younger. I'd been on 'EastEnders' for a year when I joined secondary school, so everyone immediately knew who I was.
That was quite scary and very strange. You're 12 or 13 and you've got all these 16 to 18 year olds going,.. EastEnders star Melissa Suffield has revealed that she is thrilled over her character's new baby storyline. The year-old's alter ego Lucy Beale will discover that she is pregnant later this year following a number of encounters with Walford newcomer Leon Small Sam Attwater.
This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. More From EastEnders. Her admission came as the year-old answered a vile troll who had been commenting on her pictures. Hetti took issue with the bloke on several points, but agreed with one, saying: "I'm glad Bobby killed Lucy too, I hated her.
The character died in a huge storyline to mark the 30th anniversary of EastEnders in dubbed 'Who killed Lucy? The culprit was eventually unmasked as Ian's son Bobby, who clonked her over the head with a jewellery box and was later jailed.
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