 He alleged that viewers informed him that "EastEnders" had given them a shorthand "like Mo" to discuss Alzheimer's.According to writer Colin Brake, the storyline involving Mo and the unruly Brownies was intended to be fun, but references to Brownies behaving badly caused great offence to the Brownie movement, and an official complaint was made and upheld.The broadcasting commission said the "EastEnders" Brownie episodes "came near to parody," were unfair to the Brownies and harmed the Girl Guides' image.