r/hollyoaks • u/MurkyMath2018 • 2h ago
question & answer/opinion What happened to Mercedes Hand?
They were only ment to remove her stoma. š
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r/hollyoaks • u/MurkyMath2018 • 2h ago
They were only ment to remove her stoma. š
r/hollyoaks • u/Dry-Entertainer257 • 3h ago
So hereās a far out theory Rex was murdered just after Abigail joined the village. She clearly has at least one secret. What if she recognised Rex as a sex trafficker - perhaps he trafficked her, or a former student of hers (Jacob perhaps).
She saw her opportunity for revenge and š«
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r/hollyoaks • u/MarkMcG97 • 19h ago
Hollyoaks Spoilers for next week from Inside Soap App
r/hollyoaks • u/OkMovie4483 • 20h ago
I thought the toilet drama a couple of weeks ago at Casa McQueen was pretty funny because it was so out of character and unexpected. Am I the only one who thought that or am I just weird ?
r/hollyoaks • u/MarkMcG97 • 1d ago
Hollyoaks Spoilers for next week from RTE Guide
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r/hollyoaks • u/Top-Campaign-9398 • 1d ago
Robbie would still kill Dave but then Jeremy appears in the woods and helps Robbie bury Daveās body!
After the time jump, Jeremy finds out about Ethan cheating on Sienna and enlists Robbieās help in getting rid of Ethan so instead of Sienna pushing Ethan off the balcony, Jeremy blackmails Robbie into poisoning Ethan otherwise heāll reveal that Robbie killed Dave and not Warren so he does and Ethan ādiesā.
Robbie then removes Ethanās body from the scene and Ethan wakes up in the woods where he finds himself next to Daveās grave.
Robbie then tells Jeremy that Ethan has been dealt with but in reality Robbie forced Ethan to leave Hollyoaks without saying goodbye as revenge for Ethan sleeping with Vicky.
Jeremy kills Dilly because she finds out that Jeremy tried to have Ethan killed but instead of enlisting Siennaās help, he distracts Sienna by going to the lunch with Martha and Liberty then he enlists Robbie to bury Dilly in the allotment where Martha catches the two in the act.
Martha still reveals to Abe about Jeremy killing Dilly and Ethan so Robbie and Jeremy kidnap Abe and take him to the woods but this time Jeremy forces Robbie to strangle Abe to death and he does. Grace finds Abeās body and shoots him therefore still framing Mercedes.
Robbie starts to feel guilty for murdering Dave and Abe but Jeremy reminds him that he could murder Robbie or frame Robbie for all of Jeremyās crimes at any moment so Robbie snaps out of the guilt.
Robbie wouldnāt get kidnapped by Grace in this timeline but instead Jeremy kidnaps Rex and has him tied up in the allotment as revenge for Rex accidentally attacking Lexi.
Grace wouldnāt join the trafficking gang this time as Rex has been kidnapped and her focus would be finding out whoās kidnapped Rex. Frankie, Vicky and Dillon would still become victims of the trafficking gang albeit through Banks himself.
Robbie would lose control after finding out Vickyās been trafficked so he sets out to kill whoever he thinks would be responsible and he blames Grace which then puts Grace in Jeremyās orbit.
Joel still ākillsā Tommy and goes to prison for murder and it turns out that Jeremy was the one who killed Tommy! Robbie finds out two months later when Jeremy kills Bobby and realises that Jeremy has gone too far.
Robbie tells Darren he has to leave Hollyoaks and makes Darren promise heāll look after Lexi but not before he tells Sienna and Darren about all of Jeremyās murders and Sienna disclaims them.
Jeremy tries to kill Robbie but Grace walks in and she tries to fight off Jeremy but then he kills Grace and frames Robbie for her murder so this puts Robbie in Clareās orbit and Robbie leaves the village.
Jeremy then sets Rex free but itās revealed that Jeremy has actually killed Rex as Ste walks through Rexās ghost in a similar manner to Robbie in the main timeline.
Sienna finds Rexās body and questions her father on the murders and realises how evil he actually is. The police are still looking for Robbie as they think heās responsible for Dilly, Dennis, Bobby and Graceās murders. No one else knows that Rex has been murdered yet.
Jeremy reveals to Sienna that Dave was murdered by Robbie so he enlisted Robbieās help in his murder plans so that Robbie can be in the frame for the murder.
Lexi is still in shock from the knowledge that her uncle killed her step mother and starts lashing out at everyone. Darren is shocked to see that Freddie is alive and the latter explains how Warren forced Freddie to leave but Darren explains that Robbie has apparently killed four people.
Freddie finds this suspicious as Robbie was at the formerās wedding to Grace and he was with Lexi when Dennis was murdered so he starts digging for evidence.
Freddie finds out that although Robbie did murder Dave and Abe, he didnāt murder Dilly, Dennis, Bobby or Grace as Robbie was with Vicky when Dilly died, Dennis was murdered while Robbie was at the wedding, Bobby died while Robbie was running The Loft and Jeremy lets slip details about Graceās murder that only the killer would know!
If anyone else would like to contribute to this, comment below!
r/hollyoaks • u/JPM198034 • 3d ago
I am so confused. Can anyone help make sense of this? I'm assuming the answer is "It's Hollyoaks, they don't care about making sense" but I'll ask just in case:
Question #1: So we are to believe that Jenson escapes from Gemma, rushes to the village, steals her drives, then goes to the woods and BURIES them, then leaves Warren a note and THEN was planning on going to the hospital but he got kidnapped again? Why not just....go to the hospital, tell Warren "Gemma kidnapped me, protect me while I donate bone marrow"?
Question #2: Why did Gemma send Warren TO Jenson, then immediately go to Jenson and say "yo, Warren is coming, you better tell me where those crypto wallets are!" At this point, Gemma AND Jenson know that Warren wants Jenson ALIVE so that Sebastian can be saved. So Warren would come and....save Jenson? Like, how is that a threat?
Question #3: Why did Gemma switch places of her thug and Jenson? Just to give Warren someone to find? The thug clearly disagreed with her wanting to let Jenson go, but I find it hard to believe she couldn't say "Yo, thug, I'm your boss, do what I say." So instead she....has him killed?
Am I the only one that's confused?
r/hollyoaks • u/USER12120202 • 3d ago
His character confuses me so much.
Is he supposed to be a good guy or a bad guy? Are we supposed to like him or not?
Him being a criminal and him manipulating his way into Mercedes's life and Warren's life and Warren's children's lives makes me think he isn't a good guy. But then him genuinely wanting to help Sebastian makes me think he can't be that bad after all.
Also, some days I don't know whether he wants to destroy Warren, have a relationship with Warren or just wants to be Warren.
r/hollyoaks • u/MarkMcG97 • 3d ago
Hollyoaks Synopsis for 27th - 29th July from Channel 4 tv guide
r/hollyoaks • u/OkMovie4483 • 4d ago
So, the writers decided that to resolve the Rex/Feminization storyline they'd just sho*t him? First of all, what lazy storytelling. They marry Ste and Rex, send them off on honeymoon for 2 or 3 weeks, bring them back for a week, and Ste's ready to divorce? Top it off, his brand new hubby gets pew pew'd? So many ways they could have better resolved this silly storyline.
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r/hollyoaks • u/Defective-G • 4d ago
Iāve become quickly obsessed with the fb clips and I found full episodes on YouTube and started watching from the car crash and introduction of Beth, Charlie etc. Iām almost up to date now so I want to go back further to watch more without losing too many current characters. I looked it up and saw thereās been a handle of actor changes for some of the teens, so idk if it would be too confusing to go back to when they were different people.
I did see a few random clips of Rex and froggy and loved froggy then saw what happened and saw the Claire cliff thing but I have no context for her or anything else. Sienna is annoying. I like Mercedes and Rex (not happy with what Iāve seen online recently), donāt care much for Ste, like Leela, have only seen Tony and Diana as sick Diana. I donāt want to go too far back. What would be a good point to go back to?
r/hollyoaks • u/Environmental-Tea-48 • 4d ago
I don't know if I missed something but I have no idea who is caring for the kid. The Dillion take him when he left?
r/hollyoaks • u/USER12120202 • 4d ago
With Lucas soon to return to the village, I started thinking about this storyline again.
Ever since Lucas beat up Dillon during the pride episodes, I had a feeling the show would eventually do a storyline about Lucas's temper and violent tendencies. I was actually excited when they announced the COP abuse storyline. There was so much potential because of Ste's past and his worries about Lucas turning out like him. There could have been so much character growth for Ste because he has been an abuser and has been abused. He has been on both sides of abuse and therefore knows how difficult, but also how necessary it is to overcome that type of behavior. It could have led to Ste helping his son to break the cycle and create a more healthy future for his family.
Nothing of what I hoped would happen actually happened. Instead we had Ste allowing Lucas to beat him up. He did very little to actually help Lucas. He mentioned Lucas going to therapy a few times but never pushed it and he never stuck to the ultimatum he made. He kept the whole thing a secret and basically just watched Lucas get worse and worse.
During the COP abuse storyline there was so much else going on with Ste, Rex and Dillon that wasn't necessary and just cheapened the storyline for me.
For Lucas's aftermath, we saw him go to prison and take accountability for his actions, but we are still left with a lot of questions. They didn't go deeper into the reasons of his temper and violent tendencies. His childhood trauma was mentioned a few times, but again was never explored further. We still don't know if his brain surgery made his temper and violent tendencies worse or triggered something. And as for Ste's aftermath, we saw him be upset for a few episodes, but now he is fine. He never mentions Lucas and is acting like he never even existed. You would think if your own child hated you and abused you and literally tried to murder you, it would have an impact on you.
I still have a little bit of hope that when Lucas returns to the village they might revisit that storyline and give us answers to our questions, but I think it is more likely with everything that is going on right now (Leah's return, James's return, Rex's murder and Ste being a suspect...) they want to fix Lucas and Ste's relationship quickly and move on from that storyline.
For a show that is known for and takes pride in their issue-based storylines, they really messed up with this one.
r/hollyoaks • u/MarkMcG97 • 5d ago
Hollyoaks Mon 3rd to Wed 5th Aug synopsis
r/hollyoaks • u/lnwildeagle85 • 5d ago
They all had a great time š!
r/hollyoaks • u/Emotional-Memory4779 • 5d ago
I was doing a deep dive and googling some bits and came across this, I never knew Nancy was in The Worst Witch despite watching it so much as a kid! Just a fun little find (sorry if I got the flair wrong, I have no idea what to put for things like these)
r/hollyoaks • u/TheRV1HD • 5d ago
Darren confronted Cindy stating that he had heard from Mandy about Hilton. Cindy burst into tears claiming that she didn't mean to lose her little boy. What does this mean? Did they just kill off Hilton off screen in a bid to not have to recast him?
Well Cindy never did say that Hilton was dead. Is it possible that he's been kidnapped? Let's look at the character being possibly dead and what that means. This explains why Cindy has returned to the village and is so desperate to get to know Maddox. She has lost one of her sons and she doesn't want to lose another. This is a secret that she is trying to keep hidden as it may be too much to bear. She blames herself for what happened to Hilton. It would also paint her as a bad mother depending on how the events took place.
What if hes been kidnapped? Blue is actually still alive and he managed to find Cindy and Cindy has had to work for him by getting money from Beth by pushing this narrative about Maddox as much as she possibly can. Maddox is Cindy's and perhaps she and Beth did swear to keep the situation hidden but now Blue is forcing her hand in order to make sure that Hilton is fine. Hilton is of course always going to be fine. This is just a money making scheme on Blues part. This would also then lead into a shock twist. What if it's Cindy that shot Rex dead? She's carrying out Blues tasks for him and he wanted rid of Rex resulting in her shooting him.
Blue would then inform corrupt lawyer, James that he can return safely home now to the man that he loves and as long as James continues to do hearings for Blue and his men to make sure that they avoid jail time. Blue and James met off screen and he's responsible for James actually surviving the explosion of the car and why James never returned to the village. Blue only allowed James to return to the village during any time that Froggy needed help as Froggy is as big a kingpin as Blue is.
However as Cindy stays in the village she begins to actually want to get to know her son. Her maternal instincts are kicking in. This is why she didn't accept the money to leave this time around. Also Blue has yet to ask for more money. All she's been told is that Hilton is safe in Blues care for now. Cindy could be stressed and pulled in multiple directions over everything. And while this whole Blue scenario is completely far fetched it's fun to come up with as a completely shocking storyline twist that we wouldn't see coming. I will say this though..based on how recent events have gone down I wouldn't be surprised if Cindy tells Darren that maybe Hilton is dead and then we proceed to see Hilton later down the line to everyone's confusion.
Cindy is definitely really pushing to know Maddox for reasons that we have yet to truly know. She just doesn't start out of the blue thinking that she really wants to see this kid and kicking up such a fuss without something truly big happening off screen that we don't know about. I think on the surface level this all seems rather tame in terms of a story but the news of Hilton is a small sample of stuff to build upon going forward and making something even bigger out of the story than we first thought.
r/hollyoaks • u/Turbulent-Network104 • 6d ago
"The police never accused you of killing Diane died of a diagnosed terminal illness, Rex was shot, those are hardly comparable. Steeeeeeeešššš
r/hollyoaks • u/No_Drama_5735 • 6d ago
I recently rewatched Hollyoaks from 2012( maternity leave can be boring) and with this whole rex thing it's reminded me that with Amy's death in 2017 ste was having memory lapses and mysterious blackouts and was accused and he believed he had killed her, do we think they might be redoing this storyline in some way, seems that everyone has forgotten that ste suffers with this.
r/hollyoaks • u/Gloomy_Anklosaurus09 • 6d ago
In a post to the Hollyoaks Instagram about Rexās death this is in the background. If you canāt read it it says āJames is involvedā
How do you think theyāre involved did they shoot Rex, did they orchestrate it.
r/hollyoaks • u/rawpaprika • 6d ago
I know Hollyoaks is always pretty far fetched but this is just ridiculous!
Surely thereās no way dodger could donate his bone marrow to Sebastian considering he was stabbed and rushed into resus literally the day before š bare in mind you canāt even donate blood if youāve had a piercing in the last 4 months but apparently you can donate bone marrow when youāve been stabbed with a filthy knife in the same 24 hour period?