List of EastEnders characters (2005)

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The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the UK BBC soap opera EastEnders in 2005, by order of first appearance.

Johnny Allen

Main article: Johnny Allen (EastEnders)

Johnny Allen, played by

heart attack
whilst attempting to arrange for Sean to be killed.

Reverend Stevens

The Reverend George Stevens
EastEnders character
Portrayed byMichael Keating
Duration2005–2013, 2015–2017
First appearanceEpisode 2869
10 January 2005 (2005-01-10)
Last appearanceEpisode 5571
28 September 2017 (2017-09-28)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced by
In-universe information
OccupationVicar
NephewsTim Stevens

The Reverend George Stevens,[1] played by Michael Keating, is a recurring character who is the vicar in Walford. His first appearance was in the episode originally broadcast on 10 January 2005, being introduced by executive producer Kathleen Hutchison, and he has appeared in at least one episode every year until 2014, when he does not appear at all throughout the year. He returns in April 2015 until his exit on 28 September 2017 when he retires.

Michael Keating, who plays Mr Stevens

He first appears to discuss

Dot Branning (June Brown
) to discuss her faith, including following the death of her friend Pauline and Dot's struggle when she takes on the responsibility of caring for a refugee baby. In December 2008, he returns, after Dot donates a substantial amount of money to have the church roof repaired. He feels it is his need to investigate whether Dot has donated from her own life savings but she does not want to make a fuss.

In March 2009, he arranges plans for

George, and is confused about Heather and Minty's relationship. The next week he conducts the christening. In October 2010, Max Branning (Jake Wood) arranges for him to visit his sister Carol Jackson (Lindsey Coulson) following the death of her son, Billie Jackson (Devon Anderson
), but Carol gets angry as Billie was not religious.

In October 2011, he conducts a funeral of a local man, but Dot's half-sister,

public house
, as he wants to know more about her life. At a church social event, the pair become closer, resulting in Stevens asking for Dot's blessing to date Rose.

He, Dot and Rose later attend a Mayoral banquet, and on their return to Walford, they announce that the Olympic torch for the

Scarlett
.

In April 2013, Stevens visits Dot to ask why she has not attended Mass on Easter Sunday. Her friend Fatboy (Ricky Norwood) tells Stevens that Dot is about to lose her home, so Stevens convinces her that she has not sinned in the eyes of God.[2] He conducts Michael's funeral in November 2013.[3] He appoints Dot as Church Warden and gets her to raise funds to fix the church roof. He appears on Christmas Eve to conduct a carol service.

Stevens conducts the funeral of

Stacey Fowler (Lacey Turner) and stepfather Martin Fowler (James Bye) as they arrive at the church to watch the performance. Stevens later speaks to Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons) after he discovers her sitting alone in the Albert Square gardens, depressed. She tells him that she feels like she is a bad mother to Amy and has let her down all her life. Stevens reassures Roxy that strong people can bear to hurt themselves for the good of others. In January 2017, Stevens conducts the joint funeral of Roxy and her sister Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack
).

In September 2017, he retires and moves to Australia to live with his daughter and is replaced by Irene Mills (Melanie Kilburn).

Amanda Parry

Amanda Parry
EastEnders character
Portrayed bySarah Preston
First appearanceEpisode 2885
7 February 2005 (2005-02-07)
Last appearanceEpisode 2998
23 August 2005 (2005-08-23)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
In-universe information
OccupationSolicitor

Amanda Parry, played by

public house, and Chrissie persuades Den to eventually sign (as a wedding renewal present) thereby making Chrissie co-owner of the pub. Amanda leaves after the vow-renewal ceremony
, urging Chrissie not to go soft on Den.

A few months later, after Den's death, Chrissie is desperate to get full control of the pub (to sell it) and asks Amanda for help. Amanda returns to Walford, at which time Chrissie tells her that Den has run off with another woman and is in hiding again. Amanda wants to track him down, but Chrissie convinces her that it will take a long time to find him, and that she cannot stand to live in The Queen Victoria any longer, as Den's children Sharon (Letitia Dean) and Dennis (Nigel Harman) have returned. Amanda is aware of the way Den placed Sharon above all others, including Chrissie, and is resentful of her presence. Chrissie forges Den's signature on papers that give her full control of the pub, getting Amanda, after much hesitancy, to sign as a witness. Amanda then leaves Walford, taking the papers to lodge at court and Chrissie puts the pub up for sale.

Tina Stewart

Tina Stewart
EastEnders character
Portrayed byCharlotte Avery
First appearanceEpisode 2906
15 March 2005 (2005-03-15)
Last appearanceEpisode 3038
1 November 2005 (2005-11-01)
ClassificationFormer; regular

Tina Stewart is played by Charlotte Avery.

Tina is the girlfriend of

Albert Square
for good.

Ruby Allen

Main article: Ruby Allen

Ruby Allen, played by

Juley Smith (Joseph Kpobie) and then Sean Slater (Robert Kazinsky). Sean is the brother of Ruby's best friend, Stacey (Lacey Turner
), but Ruby and Stacey have a tempestuous friendship, and often argue.

Margaret Wilson

Margaret Wilson
EastEnders character
Portrayed by
Rebecca Miller
(adoptive)

Margaret Wilson, played by

Neil
(Robin Sneller) were killed in a car crash in 2005 Margaret became the parental guardian of Rebecca.

Margaret is first seen when Sonia visits her (under the name "Pamela") to see Rebecca. Margaret discovers that Sonia is Rebecca's biological mother, but after initially being hostile, she allows Sonia, along with Martin and Martin's mother Pauline (Wendy Richard) to continue to visit Rebecca. On 15 December 2005, Margaret admits that she is getting tired so she lets Pauline, Martin and Sonia look after Rebecca for Christmas 2005. On 1 May 2006, Margaret visits Sonia to tell her she wants her and Martin to be Rebecca's legal guardians. Just days later, she is disgusted with Sonia, as she discovers that Sonia has left Martin and lied about being together. Sonia later visits Margaret, who is almost convinced to allow Sonia back into Rebecca's life, until Sonia tells Margaret she is in a relationship with another woman, Naomi Julien (Petra Letang). The next day, Martin visits Margaret and convinces her that Rebecca would be more secure with him and Pauline. On 1 June 2006, Martin receives a phone call to say Margaret has died. Margaret's funeral is on Monday 12 June 2006.

Michael Rawlins

Michael Rawlins
EastEnders character
Portrayed byMelvyn Hayes
First appearanceEpisode 2938
10 May 2005
Last appearanceEpisode 2960
17 June 2005
In-universe information
OccupationDriving instructor

Michael Rawlins, played by

Dot Branning (June Brown) how to drive. After a few lessons Michael makes a pass on Dot which she quickly rejects, and she decides to stop taking any more driving lessons from Michael. Michael then threatens to tell Dot's husband Jim (John Bardon
) about what had happened, but Dot calls his bluff. Then Michael tells her that he can recommend her to another driving instructor if she wants to continue taking lessons, and then leaves. He has not been seen since.

Trisha Taylor

Trisha Taylor
EastEnders character
Portrayed by
Aleesha Miller

Trisha Taylor, played by

Aleesha
(Freya and Phoebe Coltman-West). However Trisha soon shows an interest in her granddaughter, and accompanies Leo to Aleesha's christening, only to be dragged out of the church by Ray. When Trisha and Ray plan to move away to Scotland with Leo, he runs away with Demi and Aleesha. Trisha joins the Millers in trying to find the runaways, but Leo takes a heroin overdose just before they find them, and dies later in hospital.

Murphy previously appeared in EastEnders in 1991 playing the character of

Julie Perkins
.

Naomi Julien

Main article: Naomi Julien

Naomi Julien, played by

Dr. May Wright (Amanda Drew
) working at Albert Square's surgery, however May's personal problems soon start affecting Naomi negatively.

Joe Macer

Main article: Joe Macer

Joe Macer, played by

Bert Atkinson (Dave Hill
) arrives, Joe has to admit his criminal past to Pauline. As time progresses, Pauline's erratic and devious behaviour causes the couple to split with terrible consequences.

Dawn Swann

Main article: Dawn Swann

Dawn Swann, played by

Mike Swann (Mark Wingett). She moves to Walford after Mike's property scam fails, and lives with Rosie and her family. Dawn meets Rob Minter (Stuart Laing) and they begin dating, but Rob ends their relationship when his wife, May (Amanda Drew), wants to give their marriage another chance. Dawn discovers she is pregnant with Rob's child, and plans to have an abortion. However May, who is unable to conceive, has other ideas. Dawn later has a relationship with Garry Hobbs (Ricky Groves
).

Mike Swann

Mike Swann
EastEnders character
Portrayed by
Summer Swann

Mike Swann is played by Mark Wingett.

Mike is the ex-husband of Rosie Miller (Gerry Cowper), and father of Mickey Miller (Joe Swash) and Dawn Swann (Kara Tointon). Mike deserted his family when Dawn was six and Mickey was three.

Dawn tracked her father down and went to live with him in France years later. She invites Mickey to visit, not telling him about Mike. Mickey takes

Juley Smith (Joseph Kpobie), Garry Hobbs (Ricky Groves) and Minty Peterson (Cliff Parisi) with him. Mike exposes Juley as a conman, as he is one himself. He cons Minty out of his life savings and then flees. He feels guilty and returns the money to Mickey, and sends Dawn back to Walford
with Mickey, then drives away on the lookout for his next scam.

He arrives in Walford on Christmas Day 2005, following the illness of his mother Nora Swann (Pamela Cundell). He is then persuaded to stay at the Millers' house by Dawn after he reveals he is penniless and has nowhere to stay. Keith Miller (David Spinx) doesn't like that Mike is staying and constantly tries to get him out. Mike stays on the Millers' sofa, where Darren Miller (Charlie G. Hawkins) has hidden a large sum of money he has found. Mike discovers the money and steals it, suggesting to Keith that he buys a new sofa as the old one is in poor condition. The old sofa is then burnt on a bonfire and the family believe the money has been destroyed.

Mike eventually finds a job as a manager of

Scarlet. After spending some time with Rosie, he admits he wants to get back together with her. Rosie too starts to realise her feelings for Mike have returned. Mike tells her to leave Keith behind and go with him and take her children Darren and Demi Miller (Shana Swash
) with her too, but Rosie backs out and Mike leaves the Square on his own, once again abandoning his son and daughter. After his mother dies, Mike returns and gets Dawn involved in a scam to get Nora's money. Nora has left £5,000 to Rosie, but Mike gets Dawn to pose as Rosie to get the money from Nora's carer. Mike had told Dawn that he is going to start a new life in Spain for himself and Rosie, but in reality, he has only booked a one-way ticket to Spain for himself. Dawn, Rosie and Mickey discover this just before he is about to leave, but Rosie gives the money to Mike anyway, on the condition that he never comes back.

Amy

Amy
EastEnders character
Portrayed byNina Fry
Duration2005–2006
First appearanceEpisode 3029
17 October 2005
Last appearanceEpisode 3089
24 January 2006
ClassificationFormer; recurring
In-universe information
OccupationBarmaid
Club manager

Amy, played by

Deano Wicks (Matt Di Angelo
), and she and Stacey have a fight.

Ritchie Scott

Ritchie Scott
EastEnders character
Portrayed bySian Webber
Duration2005–2012, 2014–2016, 2018–2020, 2022–present
First appearanceEpisode 3032
21 October 2005 (2005-10-21)
ClassificationPresent; recurring
Introduced by
In-universe information
Other namesRichmal Scott
OccupationSolicitor

Ritchie Scott, played by

Marcus Christie (Stephen Churchett). In 2020, Sara Wallis and Ian Hyland from The Daily Mirror placed Ritchie 89th on their ranked list of the best EastEnders characters of all time, calling her an "unsung hero" and a "Glam lawyer" who has the "toughest gig in town" due to having to fix the "Mitchell messes".[6]

Ritchie is first seen when she visits Phil's mother Peggy Mitchell (Barbara Windsor) and gives her information and advice about Phil's upcoming trial for armed robbery. In November 2005, Ritchie gives Phil advice about his sister Sam's (Kim Medcalf) arrest for the murder of Den Watts (Leslie Grantham), and in April 2006 advises him on his custody battle for his son, Ben (Charlie Jones), with Ben's older half brother Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt), following their mother Kathy's (Gillian Taylforth) supposed death. In 2006, she works alongside Stella Crawford (Sophie Thompson), who meets with Phil when Ritchie isn't available.

Phil re-hires Ritchie in January 2007 to represent

cut-and-shut
cars that led to Kevin's death.

In September 2009, upon the return of Sam (now played by

Jordan Johnson (Michael-Joel David Stuart
) and suggests that Jordan could change his story to say Ben was provoked. When Ben is due to attend Crown Court, Ritchie tells Phil that, based on a recent, similar case, Ben could get six weeks' custody. However, Phil is angry with Ritchie when Ben is sentenced to five months.

In December 2011, Phil re-hires Ritchie when he is arrested for Kevin's murder after Denise Fox (Diane Parish) hands in a copy of Jack's recording. She returns soon after to warn Phil to flee the country as the police are coming to arrest him. Although she does not know why, it is for Stella's murder. In March 2012, Phil's partner Shirley Carter (Linda Henry) confronts Ritchie because Phil is going to plead guilty to the manslaughter of Stella. Ritchie informs Shirley that Phil was attacked in prison. After Ian reveals to the police that Ben had lied about Stella's murder, Ritchie informs Shirley of Phil's release from prison.

In April 2012, Ritchie represents Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) when he is arrested on suspicion of the murder of Heather Trott (Cheryl Fergison) after he is found in possession of a large amount of money, which the police suspect he stole from her before she died, though this is not true. Ritchie convinces Phil to tell the police that he loaned the money to Billy and he is later released on bail. In August 2012, Ben (now Joshua Pascoe) confesses to Heather's murder. Ben refuses to let Ritchie represent him, which angers Phil. She is present when Phil's family are interviewed, and later informs Phil that Ben could face a minimum of 10 years in prison.

Ritchie returns, in March 2014, when she sorts out the contract for Phil and

Sharon Rickman's (Letitia Dean
) new bar, The Albert. She advises Phil to watch Sharon carefully as she had tried to take full control of the bar without Phil's knowledge.

In May 2014, Phil asks Ritchie to contact Ben in prison to convince him to see Phil and grant him a visiting order, but Ritchie tells Phil that Ben had been released from prison the previous month. In July, Ritchie gives Billy legal advice when he is accused of involvement in the murder of

DI Samantha Keeble (Alison Newman). Billy ignores the advice and tells the truth and Ritchie tells him that he has implicated himself as a prime suspect in the investigation. In August, Ritchie appears in an online clip, representing Jay Brown (Jamie Borthwick
) whilst he is questioned by Keeble in connection with a robbery. The following day, Ritchie visits Phil and Sharon and explains that the robbery Jay is suspected of was committed the night Lucy was killed. She also reveals that there was another boy present during the robbery who matches Ben's description. Phil later meets Ritchie outside the police station and she reveals that she has found out the address of the witness who identified Jay and Phil tells her to visit him, whilst he gives Jay an alibi.

In January 2015, Ritchie appears when Phil is charged with attempting to murder his cousin Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack) by cutting the breaks on her car. Ritchie informs Phil's family of the charges against him and tells Sharon that Phil wants her to visit him in prison. The following day, Ritchie refuses to help the Mitchells further as she hasn't been paid and offers to pass Phil's case files to another solicitor, which angers Sharon who accuses Ritchie of being disloyal. Two weeks later, Sharon contacts Ritchie and convinces her to take on Phil's case again after promising to come up with the money Ritchie is owed.

In April, Phil meets up with Ritchie after stealing her client book from her office. He threatens to reveal her criminal clients if she does not clear the Mitchell's debt with her. Ritchie reluctantly agrees to Phil's demands and he gives her the client book back. Phil then hires her to represent

Dot Branning (June Brown) when she is accused of murdering her son Nick Cotton (John Altman), and she also helps Phil track down Sharon's birth father. She also gives Phil information about Vincent Hubbard (Richard Blackwood
).

In July 2015, Ritchie represents Ben (now

DS Cameron Bryant (Glen Wallace
) that she used to be a stripper to pay her fees for law school. Later in the week, Ritchie reveals that Ben will still be held in custody for mugging Lucy and that the police will be wanting to question Jay over the mugging too, causing Jay to flee. Ritchie sits in on Marsden's interview of Ben over Lucy's mugging. When Marsden goads Ben and reduces him to tears, Ritchie orders her to terminate the interview and release Ben, threatening to report her to her superior officer if she does not. In November, Ritchie helps Sharon seize control of Phil's assets by power of attorney after his drinking spirals out of control and she signs them over to Sharon and Ben.

In March 2016, Ben and Ronnie contact Ritchie when they attempt to seize control of Phil's businesses as he continues to behave erratically, and Phil throws them out of his house when he discovers what they are planning. Ritchie tells Ronnie that there is nothing she can do and Phil shouts at her as she gets in her car to leave. After Phil destroys the car lot with a digger and is arrested, Ritchie brings him home from the police station the following day. In April, Ritche reappears when Jay is arrested for having a relationship with an underage girl. Ritchie refuses to represent him, but advises him to speak to the duty solicitor and informs the Mitchells that Jay is being charged with possession of indecent images of a child. In May, Sharon hires Ritchie to represent

Dennis Rickman Jnr (Bleu Landau
).

Ritchie returns in September 2018 to help the Carters free

Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ). Ritchie returns again in July 2019 when Phil gets her to amend his will to include Louise's fiancée, Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters). Phil hires Ritchie once more in April 2020 when Phil hands himself into the police for his role in a boat accident on the River Thames which lead to Dennis' death.[7]
Ritchie attempts to help Phil but is unable to due to the fact Phil blames himself forcing Ritchie to leave him to his own devices. She returns again in September in order to help Phil and Denise regain custody of their son, and once more in December to finalise Phil and Sharon's divorce.

Ritchie appears in January 2022 to defend Phil against Keeble's investigation into his involvement in the death of

Theo Hawthorne (William Ellis
).

Ritchie gives her full name as "Richmal" when confirming her presence at one of Phil's recorded police interviews. Although no further details are given about her personal life, Ritchie references "the missus" in one episode, suggesting she is either a lesbian or bisexual.

Sid

Sid
EastEnders character
Portrayed byTrevor Peacock
Zac McGuire (flashback)
Appears inEpisode 3044
11 November 2005
ClassificationFormer; guest
In-universe information
OccupationEx-soldier

Sid appears in the 11 November 2005 Normandy/Remembrance Day episode, both in the flashbacks, played by Zac McGuire, and in the present day action, played by Trevor Peacock.

In the flashbacks, Sid joins the army aged 16, lying about his age (he pretended to be 18) to become a "hero". He is consoled by

Shane Ritchie), trying to force-feed his sick grandmother and William's widow, Victoria (Hilda Braid
), in a Normandy restaurant. When Alfie leaves the restaurant, Sid follows him to shout at him, but they soon start talking, both being unaware of their connection to William.

Honey Mitchell

Main article: Honey Mitchell

Honey Mitchell, played by

Will Mitchell
, November 2007. However Billy's lies and deceptions ultimately lead to Honey leaving Billy in September 2008.

Corky

Corky
EastEnders character
Portrayed byUncredited
Duration2005, 2008
First appearanceEpisode 3069/3070
25 December 2005
Last appearanceEpisode 3621
29 July 2008
ClassificationFormer; recurring
BreedGalah
In-universe information
Owner(s)Mo Harris

Corky is a Galah parrot that is bought by Mo Harris (Laila Morse) on 25 December 2005, after she mistakenly believed she was buying a cheap turkey for Christmas dinner. Mo subsequently keeps Corky as a pet. On 29 July 2008, Corky escapes from his cage and out the window whilst Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons) is trying on her wedding dress after her dog Albert opens Corky's cage. Roxy unsuccessfully chases after Corky, climbing up on to the roof to catch him but gets stuck up there when the ladder falls to the ground. A furious Mo creates "Missing Parrot" posters with a £200 reward and tells Roxy that she will be paying the reward money. Corky is not seen again.[8]

Nora Swann

Nora Swann
EastEnders character
Portrayed by
Mike Swann
GrandsonsMickey Miller
GranddaughtersDawn Swann
Nora is portrayed by Pamela Cundell.

Nora Swann, played by Pamela Cundell, appears in five episodes between December 2005 and February 2006. She is introduced as the ill mother of Mike Swann (Mark Wingett).

She first appears when Mike's former wife and daughter, Rosie Miller (Gerry Cowper) and Dawn Swann (Kara Tointon), visit her in hospital. She gets on well with Rosie and Dawn but doesn't appear to get on well with Mike. Her illness is the reason Mike comes to Walford and stays with the Millers. She dies on 16 February 2006 of pneumonia with Rosie at her side.[9]

Others

Character Date(s) Actor Circumstances
DC Mitch Cowen 21–25 February
(2 episodes) 		Tristan Gemmill A police officer who investigates the suspicious death of Andy Hunter (Michael Higgs), who was pushed from a flyover by Johnny Allen (Billy Murray). He interviews Johnny and his associate Jake Moon (Joel Beckett), but the eventual outcome of the investigation is that Andy committed suicide.
Mr Bremner 3 March 2005 Colin Gourley
Pat Evans (Pam St Clement) and the bookies' to Dennis Rickman (Nigel Harman
), respectively. Sam is further enraged when Andy leaves her with nothing but his wedding ring along with an insulting final message.
DC Bull 19 September 2005-2 January 2006
(2 episodes) 		Adam Astill A Detective Constable who speaks to Den Watts' (Leslie Grantham) widow, Chrissie (Tracy-Ann Oberman) to inform her that Den's body is ready for release. On New Year's Day, Bull and DS Maggie Wilson (Heather Bleasdale) ask Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) and his mother, Peggy (Barbara Windsor) for information about Dennis Rickman's (Nigel Harman) murder at midnight.
William Moon 11 November Dickon Tolson[10] Alfie Moon's (Shane Richie) late grandfather who is seen in flashbacks of 1944. William married Victoria Montgomery (Hilda Braid) in 1943 and left to fight in World War II when she was two months pregnant. Two months after Victoria gave birth to their son, Alfred Moon in 1944, William was killed in Normandy.
Alfred Moon 11 November Uncredited[10] Alfie Moon's (Shane Richie) late father who is seen in flashbacks of his birth on 18 April 1944. His father William (Dickon Tolson) was killed in World War II and his mother Victoria (Hilda Braid) raised him alone. Alfred later married a woman named Cherry and they had two sons, Alfie (born 1964) and Spencer (Christopher Parker) (born 1983). Alfred and Cherry were killed in a car accident on Shrove Tuesday 1988, leaving their sons orphaned.
Dr Isla McCulloch 29 November–
1 December
(2 episodes) 		Danielle Lydon A doctor who is called by Alfie Moon (Shane Richie) who is worried about his Nana's (Hilda Braid) deteriorating health. She offers him help, but he declines, telling her he can look after Nana by himself.[11] In December, Isla visits Nana again, only to be seen by Alfie's estranged wife Kat (Jessie Wallace), who presumes that the doctor is Alfie's new lover. Kat later sees her in The Queen Victoria pub with another man, and confronts her. Isla reveals that she is Nana's doctor, and that the other man is her husband, Callum (Julian Harries).[12]
Callum McCulloch 1 December Julian Harries The husband of
Victoria Moon's (Hilda Braid) doctor. When Victoria's grandson Alfie's (Shane Richie) estranged wife Kat (Jessie Wallace) sees Alfie and Isla together, she presumes that they are a couple. She sees Isla and Callum together and confronts them. Isla then reveals that she is Nana's doctor, not Alfie's lover.[12]
Abby Bryant 8 December Charlotte McDonagh The best friend of
Vicky Pollard
", which Abby responds to by making fun of Jean, calling her "retarded" and "a sket". Stacey severs ties with Abby after this and doesn't see her again.
Dominic Morton 9 December William Neenan The prosecution lawyer at
Pam St. Clement
), who Janine was with when Laura died, tells him that she can give Janine an alibi after previously lying and saying she hadn't seen Janine.

References

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  2. ^ Director: Lance Kneeshaw; Executive Producer: Lorraine Newman; Writer: Pete Lawson (1 April 2013). "Episode dated 01/04/2013". EastEnders. BBC. BBC One.
  3. ^ Director: John Greening; Executive Producer: Lorraine Newman; Writer: Christopher Reason (19 September 2013). "Episode dated 19/09/2013". EastEnders. BBC. BBC One.
  4. ^ EastEnders episode airdate 4 February 2005.
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  6. ^ Sara Wallis; Ian Hyland (12 June 2020). "100 Best EastEnders characters ever". Daily Mirror. Retrieved 20 October 2023.
  7. ^ Lindsay, Duncan (30 March 2020). "EastEnders spoilers: Lawyer Ritchie Scott returns to save arrested Phil Mitchell". Metro. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
  8. ^ "Sean disappears before his wedding". Digital Spy. 22 July 2008. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  9. Press Office. BBC
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  10. ^ a b Director: Paul Wroblewski; Executive Producer: Kate Harwood; Writer: Sarah Phelps (11 November 2005). "Episode dated 11/11/2005". EastEnders. BBC. BBC One.
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  12. ^ a b "Sonia spills the beans", BBC. Retrieved 28 March 2007.

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