• New Years Day 2027: The Questions

    New Year’s Day gave us a flashforward episode so packed with chaos, clues and cryptic stares that even Sharon Watts would’ve needed a stiff drink to process it. Before we catch up to that fateful night in 2027, there are some very big questions Walford needs to answer — and…

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  • Poppy Meadow

    Poppy Meadow breezed into Walford as Jodie Gold’s bubbly best friend, always ready for a chat in The Queen Vic about the latest gossip. Jodie, ever the matchmaker, tried to set Poppy up with Tamwar Masood, but Zainab Masood had other ideas and put a stop to that plan. Poppy’s…

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  • Sadie Young

    Sadie Young was a woman who knew how to keep her life in check, a skill she honed from her parents’ messy divorce. She believed in showing the world only what she wanted them to see, a strategy that served her well in both business and personal life. Despite a…

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  • Danny Pennant

    Danny Pennant was the kind of guy who could charm the birds out of the trees, but his smooth-talking ways often landed him in hot water. His first appearance in Walford saw him dining at the local Indian restaurant with colleagues, but it wasn’t long before he was embroiled in…

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  • Adam White

    Adam White was the kind of character who could stir up trouble just by walking into a room. From the moment he appeared in Walford, it was clear he had a knack for finding himself in the middle of chaos. His first notable act was giving Derek Branning a beating…

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  • Nikki Spraggan

    Nikki Spraggan was the kind of character who thrived on drama, and boy, did she know how to stir the pot! From the moment she waltzed into Walford, it was clear she enjoyed being the centre of attention. Her ex, Terry, could attest to that, as Nikki seemed to have…

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  • Stan Carter

    Stanley “Stan” Carter, the gruff yet lovable patriarch of the Carter clan, was a true East End legend. Born and bred in Canning Town in 1937, Stan was a man who prided himself on his tough upbringing and his time in the army. He loved to remind everyone that he…

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  • Nick Cotton

    Nick Cotton, the notorious bad boy of Albert Square, made his grand entrance in the very first episode of EastEnders. The discovery of Reg Cox, left for dead by Nick, set the tone for his reign of terror. From the get-go, Nick was a spitting, snarling beast, causing chaos and…

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  • Fiona “Tosh” McIntosh

    Tosh first reappeared in Tina’s life after a heated argument with her sister, Shirley Carter. Tina Carter, ever the romantic, decided to give love another shot and brought Tosh to a family dinner. It didn’t take long for sparks to fly – literally and figuratively. Tosh clashed with Shirley, who…

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  • Yvonne Cotton

    Getting knocked up by Nick Cotton while still very young, and her subsequent abandonment by him, left Yvonne bitter with the hand she’d been dealt… and she was not above taking that bitterness out on others. A strong and upstanding Catholic, Yvonne was known on occasion to use her faith…

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  • Terry Spraggan

    Terry Spraggan rolled into Albert Square with Bianca Butcher, fresh from Manchester, and immediately found himself in the deep end. Meeting Bianca’s parents, Carol Jackson and David Wicks, was just the beginning. Bianca soon dropped the bombshell that Terry, along with his kids TJ and Rosie, would be moving in…

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