Summary[]
Alfie's handcuffed to the bed and he still hasn't got his divorce papers through! Kate's relieved to hear that Phil's been arrested.
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Kate is becoming a burden at the Watts' household - Vicki can't wait to get rid of her and Sharon worries about Phil's reaction when he finds out that Dennis and Kate are sleeping together. Alfie wakes up handcuffed to the bed and finds the situation amusing until he spots a note he wrote to himself informing him that he has to be at the court in two hours. Pauline comments about families being together at Christmas in the market and Derek instantly assumes she's making a dig and isn't amused. Sharon warns Den to make himself scarce, worrying about what Phil might do. Den remains stubborn and demands he's staying put. Alfie calls out for Nana Moon's help, and she is forced to call Garry to the rescue who cuts him free. Sonia spots Martin dressed up as Santa for his charity work in a high street and smiles at his enthusiasm. Alfie turns up at the court late and is unable to be seen, he later tries to confide in Leonard Jay to proceed the ceremony ahead, but Leonard refuses, devastating him. Pauline visits Mary and talks her round into taking a letter Derek wrote to her as a child. Kate gets a phone call from Marsden telling her and the Watts' family that Phil has been found in Portsmouth and charged. Dan visits Shirley and tells her to stay away from his family while also hurting her in the process by mocking her loneliness and lack of family. Ricky asks Pat if he and Liam can have their Christmas dinner at hers, she refuses and feels disappointed, but reluctant having already invited Natalie. Little Mo finds out that Graham is standing trial at court and Billy warns her about the upcoming fight she's going to face. Kat confesses her undying to Alfie and he's unable to tell her the truth. The police have mistakenly taken in Minty for Phil, and as the residents congregate around the Square for a carol service, Phil turns up in a taxi. |
Credits[]
Main cast[]
- Phil Mitchell - Steve McFadden
- Alfie Moon - Shane Richie
- Kat Slater - Jessie Wallace
- Den Watts - Leslie Grantham
- Sharon Watts - Letitia Dean
- Vicki Fowler - Scarlett Johnson
- Dan Ferreira - Dalip Tahil
- Ash Ferreira - Raji James
- Shirley Benson - Robyn Moore
- Kareena Ferreira - Pooja Shah
- Derek Harkinson - Ian Lavender
- Martin Fowler - James Alexandrou
- Pauline Fowler - Wendy Richard
- Dennis Rickman - Nigel Harman
- Kate Mitchell - Jill Halfpenny
- Sam Mitchell - Kim Medcalf
- Minty Peterson - Cliff Parisi
- Billy Mitchell - Perry Fenwick
- 'Little' Mo Mitchell - Kacey Ainsworth
- Lynne Hobbs - Elaine Lordan
- Zoe Slater - Michelle Ryan
- Barry Evans - Shaun Williamson
- Pat Evans - Pam St. Clement
- Natalie Price - Lucy Speed
- Ricky Butcher - Sid Owen
- Garry Hobbs - Ricky Groves
- 'Nana' Victoria Moon - Hilda Braid
- Spencer Moon - Christopher Parker
- Sonia Jackson - Natalie Cassidy
- Adi Ferreira - Ameet Chana
- Ronny Ferreira - Ray Panthaki
- Jack Evans - Samuel Timson, Joseph Timson (uncredited)
Recurring cast[]
- Tracey - Jane Slaughter (uncredited)
- Ina Foot - Ina Clare (uncredited)
- Maggs - Margaret Heald (uncredited)
- Michael - Michael Leader (uncredited)
- Alex - unknown actor (uncredited)
Guest cast[]
- Mary Harkinson - Mary Woodvine
- P.C. Parkinson - Steven Emrys
- Leonard Jay - Geoff Leesley
- Taxi Driver - Tony Longhurst
Locations[]
- Albert Square
- The Queen Victoria - Public and upstairs flat
- 5 Albert Square - Living room and kitchen
- 23 Albert Square - Living room, kitchen and hallway
- 45 Albert Square - Kitchen and back room
- Bridge Street
- Bridge Street Market
- Laura's
- 89A George Street - Living room/kitchen and flat corridor
- 55 Victoria Road - Living room and hallway
- Walford Police Station - Cell
- Walford County Court - Exterior
- Unknown building - Office and corridor
- Unknown high street
- Unknown street
Notes[]
- This extra episode was broadcast on Christmas Eve at 7.30pm.
- Radio Times synopsis: Kate hears reassuring news. Kat's good intentions backfire.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 11,340,000 viewers (10th place).