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Published 12:00 31 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 12:07 31 Jan 2018 GMT

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Instead of calling the police, or screaming for help, or running outside to help, or doing literally anything at all - his wife Linda just stood and watched from her window.
Which was kinda funny, actually.
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That's not how people look when they watched their loved ones getting kidnapped. In fact, that's the exact expression the rest of us pull when we're watching somebody try and parallel park in the same space for the thirteenth time. No wonder viewers were left exasperated.
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It came after audiences were annoyed by Mick Carter's 'racist' conversation earlier in the episode.
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