EastEnders

10/02/2011

Series 27    Episode 24
February 10, 2011    30m    TV-PG
Kat's continued torment at losing baby Tommy proves too much for Alfie...

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Ronnie claims she stole Michael’s photo for Roxy but Jack soon discovers she’s lying. Ronnie insists she wants Michael nowhere near the baby and goes mad when she finds Jack and James with him in the Vic. Jack wants to know what’s really wrong with Ronnie. She nearly admits the truth, then claims she’s not coping and agrees with Jack’s suggestion that she needs professional help.

Roxy realises Ronnie lied about Michael coming on to her. Ready to do the pregnancy test, Syed and Christian track Roxy down at her flat and find Roxy and Michael together, it’s obvious they’ve just had sex. Christian’s angry and Michael leaves, confused. Sure Syed and Roxy don’t want a baby, Christian storms out. Syed and Roxy admit they’re jealous of each other. Syed assures Christian he does want kids. Roxy’s upset when she finds Michael in the pub with another woman; Syed and Christian comfort her.

No-one realises that Heather’s in her flat, unconscious. Shirley’s had enough of her friend and Patrick and Dot are annoyed when Heather doesn’t turn up for work. Left with Tamwar, George ends up covered in curry. Darren finds Heather when he breaks into her flat to get George’s clean clothes. Shirley arrives as Heather’s being carried into an ambulance. Darren insists on going to the hospital. Patrick accuses Shirley of being a bad friend. Shirley watches as Heather’s driven away.

Kat thanks Whitney for all her hard work. Whitney’s tempted by a bag of money in the Vic and later scams Ricky out of his change.

Kat and Alfie barely speak whenever they meet. Kat receives an envelope from the Coroner’s Office.

Dots snowed under at the launderette. Fat Boy steps in to help and persuades Dot to arrange community meals for Jim.
Directed By
John Greening
Written By
Daran Little

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