The Eastenders fans were “traumatized” and “calling ofcom” after the death of the lover of the Star

BBC Eastenders fans have claimed that they “call” after the “traumatic” scenes broadcast last week

Eastenders fans were left in shock and insisted that they would all go to “Call Offcom” after attending Martin Fowler’s frightening death.

Social Media has been full of comments from BBC The viewers who shared their dismay on the premature passage of the long-term character, Martin, the victim of a catastrophic accident involving an iron beam.

In a heart full of heart, the beloved Resident Walford said an emotional farewell from Stacey Slater, again, again, in the middle of a live transmission.

The fierce scenes that followed showed Martin to declare his restless affection for Stacey and asked him to marry him, just for him to be shot down by a fatal heart attack later.

The episode who made tears made the viewers reach the tissues, while some joked that they should “call the sick” just to get along with Martin’s departure from the show, reports Birmingham live.

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An amused viewer even posted a video with a crowded tread on X – previous Twitter – Humor subtitle: “The whole of Britain right now on the way to complain of an offcom to kill our beloved Martin.”

A second viewer was set to make a complaint: “Calling offcom to request compensation for Eastenders Writers killing Martin. “While a third and said the intention to mourn the star:” He will take compassionate holidays at least 10 working days to saddened Martin Fowler. “

Another spectator shared how upset the experience was: “Can I write an off -complaint about it? It was so traumatic.” The same feeling was felt by another online user: “So they killed Martin? Ok Ofcom will hear from me for the trauma they caused me. “

And yet, another one entered with an additional dismay, writing: “I have to talk to offCOM about how bad I was affected by Eastenders this evening.”

The final scenes in Martin’s life unfolded with him being trapped under a steel beam, while he counted his former, Stacey, in the middle of the Explosion Chaos.

While the paramedics gave her morphine and the firefighters tried to release it, Martin and Stacey had a fiery conversation. And he confessed love and proposed, sharing his hopes for their future together.

However, Stacey noticed the concern of the paramedic and asked for the truth. The doctor revealed to Martin’s critical condition, warning that once the beam was lifted, his body would give in to wounds.

Stacey endeavored to tell Martin’s news, but he realized his fate. With his last moments, he shared the wedding oaths, saying: “No pressure, but I loved this woman from the first moment I saw her. I thought it was the sexiest thing I ever started. “

As they shared a kiss, Stacey asked him to cling, but Martin reassured it: “It will be fine.” Tragically, Martin’s life slipped, leaving Stacey consumed by pain, her angry cries ringing all Walford.

Eastenders broadcasts from Monday to Thursday, at 7:30 pm, on BBC One and available to transmit flows on BBC IPlayer from 6:00.