Summary[]
Nick searches around Walford looking for work, only to be turned down by Ian at the restaurant and Grant at the Arches. Dot has him helping out at the B&B, much to Frank's disapproval. The Queen Vic officially re-opens, with Sharon as the new landlady, and Frank leads the locals in raising a glass to the late Eddie.
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Clyde's face is on the front cover of the Walford Gazette. Sharon braces herself as the Vic is prepared for its reopening. Frank is unaware that Pat is going to be working as a barmaid again. Dot almost accidentally tells him. DS Mullen returns to Number 27 with police officers to search the house and collect personal belongings from Clyde. Pat wants Dot to cook dinners at the B&B three nights a week. Dot is unsure about taking her offer up. Nick tries getting jobs at the Meal Machine and the Arches but has no success at either business. Ian informs Hattie a Chamber of Commerce charity dinner was cancelled due to a competing catering firm going bankrupt, but he surmises it's not profitable enough to take on. Hattie decides to drum up support to rescue the charity dinner, believing it would be good publicity for the Meal Machine. Michelle is disgusted with the unfair portrayal of Clyde in the newspapers. Sharon returns from a magistrates' hearing over the Vic and finds Grant has put the Vic's sign back up. Pat tells Dot she will increase her wages if she works the evenings for her, Dot agrees to. Lloyd is greeted by two of Clyde's "friends" - Clem and Marcus. Pat prepares to tell Frank she is working at the Vic again but cannot find him. Celestine catches Lloyd with Clem and Marcus and demands he stays away from them as he has never seen them before. Sharon reopens the Vic and Frank goes over to celebrate. He is shocked to find Pat working. A toast is made to Eddie and Sharon. Clyde phones Number 27 and asks Jules to meet him. Celestine catches him on the phone to Clyde and tries talking to him, but Jules cuts the call off. Celestine begs Jules to tell him where Clyde is. |
Credits[]
Main cast[]
- Jules Tavernier - Tommy Eytle
- Celestine Tavernier - Leroy Golding
- Sharon Watts - Letitia Dean
- Grant Mitchell - Ross Kemp
- Frank Butcher - Mike Reid
- Pat Butcher - Pam St. Clement
- Dot Cotton - June Brown
- Nick Cotton - John Altman
- Lloyd Tavernier - Garey Bridges
- Hattie Tavernier - Michelle Gayle
- Pauline Fowler - Wendy Richard
- Michelle Fowler - Susan Tully
- Mark Fowler - Todd Carty
- Ian Beale - Adam Woodyatt
- Pete Beale - Peter Dean
- Sam Butcher - Danniella Westbrook
Guest cast[]
- D.S. Mullen - Mark Fletcher
- Clem - Roy Lee
- Marcus - Clint Dyer
- Newsreader - Guy Michelmore
Locations[]
- Albert Square
- The Queen Victoria - Public and hallway
- Abercorn B&B - Kitchen
- 27 Albert Square - Kitchen, living/dining room and hallway
- Bridge Street Market
- Launderette
- Bridge Street Café
- The Meal Machine
- Turpin Way
- Mitchell Bros. Auto Repairs
Notes[]
- Winston, a market trader, is uncredited despite having dialogue.
- Radio Times synopsis: Clyde is front page news in the Gazette, and the Tavernier's must face the neighbours.
- Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 17,720,000 viewers (chart placing unknown).