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Alan Wareing

**Alan Wareing** (born 16th August 1943 in Chorley, Lancashire) was the director of **8** episodes of *EastEnders* across two stints: the first being between July and September 1986 and the second in December 1990. Alan started out on *EastEnders* as a production manager prior to returning as a director.

Alan began television work as an assistant floor manager at the BBC in the mid-1970s. After his stint at *EastEnders*, Alan went on to direct several episodes of *Casualty* and *Doctor Who*. He then headed over to ITV and worked on shows such as *The Bill*, *London's Burning*, *Wycliffe*, *Coronation Street* and *Emmerdale*. He continues to direct on *Emmerdale* to this day.

## Episodes directed by Alan Wareing

### 1980s

**1986 (6 episodes)**

* Episode 151 (29th July 1986)
* Episode 152 (31st July 1986)
* Episode 157 (19th August 1986)
* Episode 158 (21st August 1986)
* Episode 163 (9th September 1986)
* Episode 164 (11th September 1986)

### 1990s

**1990 (2 episodes)**

* Episode 614 (25th December 1990)
* Episode 615 (27th December 1990)
The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones

***The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*** is the first TV film based on *The Jetsons* TV series. It features a crossover with Hanna-Barbera's other defunct cartoon TV series *The Flintstones*.

## Premise

The families of the Space Age and Stone Age collide after Elroy's new time machine sends his family back through time. When trying to return, they accidentally send the Flintstones and Rubbles into the future. Both of the families become instant celebrities in each other's eras, but the fame eventually leads to trouble.

## Characters

* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Di-Di (Voiced by Brenda Vaccaro)
* Rex Saturn (only time mentioned)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* S.A.R.A. (only appearance) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Sentro
* Henry Orbit
* Fred Flintstone (first full appearance) (Voiced by Henry Corden)
* Wilma Flintstone (first full appearance) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Dino (only appearance) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Barney Rubble (first full appearance) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Betty Rubble (only appearance) (Voiced by Julie Dees)
* Nate Slate (only appearance) (Voiced by John Stephenson)
* Iggy Sandstone (only appearance)
* Turk Tarpit (only appearance) (Voiced by Hamilton Camp)
* Mac (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Dan Rathmoon (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Talk Show Host (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Jet Rivers (only appearance)
* Mr. Goldbrick (only appearance)
* Orbitty (deleted scene) (Voiced by Diane Michelle)
* Pebbles Flintstone (deleted scene) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Bamm-Bamm Rubble (deleted scene) (Voiced by Don Messick)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
	+ Bedrock
		- Flintstone home
		- Bedrock Picnic Grounds
			* Slate vs. Tarpit Annual Picnic
		- Rock Vegas
			* Hotel Thunderstone
* Slate's Rock and Gravel (only appearance)

## Objects

* Visaphone
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Elroy Jetson's Time Machine (only appearance)
* Time Receiver (only appearance)
* *Bedrock Bulletin*

## Notes/trivia

* This aired three days after the series finale, "Spacely for a Day".
* "Nate" was the first name given to Mr. Slate during the 1980s, which also included *The Flintstone Kids*.
* Dan Rathmoon is a parody of Dan Rather.
* The male talk show host who Fred talks to, is a parody of Johnny Carson.
* Jet Rivers is a parody of Joan Rivers.
* The film includes the song "Bedrock Rock" sung by Jon Bauman.

### Errors

* Despite the crossover, the world of the *Flintstones* had previously been fictionalized in "Elroy's Mob" and "A Jetson Christmas Carol".
* Astro is heard saying goodbye to Dino at the end of the film, but the animators forgot to include the former.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on June 14, 2011.
Anna Wing

**Anna Wing** MBE (born 30th October 1914 in Hackney, died 7th July 2013) was a fully established British actress who had a lifetime experience in television. She appeared as the iconic battle-axe Lou Beale in *EastEnders* from the shows inception in February 1985 to July 1988.

Anna spent her early career in rep, including seasons at Glasgow, Nottingham, Sheffield and Croydon. Her many theatre appearances include the Edward Bond season at the Royal Court, Pinter's *A Night Out* and *The Birthday Party* at Hampstead Theatre Club, a season at Greenwich under Jonathan Miller, playing Mistress Quickly at Stratford, Ontario, and Hauptmann's *The Weavers* at the Round House.

Following up to *EastEnders* her theatre successes included playing Peggy Woodgreen in the award-winning play *A Place on Earth* at the Old Red Lion Theatre Club, Nurse Guinness in *Heartbreak House* at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, and as the Mother in Catherine Hayes' play *Skirmishes* at Hampstead, in which Frances de la Tour and Gwen Watford played her daughters. Thames TV later screened the play.

Anna was seen in many BBC TV productions: *The Woman in White*, *Sons and Lovers*, *Smiley's People*, *The Crucible*, *Sink or Swim*, *The Old Men At The Zoo*, *Sorry* and *Give Us a Break*. She was also seen in the BBC drama series *The Invisible Man* and a comedy with George Cole *Comrade Dad*. She also recorded a play *Flying Lady* for the Yorkshire TV series *Love and Marriage*.

Anna's films include *The Ploughman's Lunch*, *Runners* and *Xtro*. She has appeared in *A Doll's House* with Jane Fonda, *Full Circle* with Mia Farrow, and in Resnais' *Providence* with Sir John Gielgud.

Anna worked regularly in drama on BBC radio and often appeared in commercials in vision or as a voice-over, besides completing many documentaries and training films.

Anna has two sons, Mark Wing-Davey, the well-known actor with whom she appeared on screen with for the first time in the Channel 4 film *Darkest England*, and Jon Wing-O'Connor, who is a teacher.

In 1985 came *EastEnders*, Wing's most famous role when she portrayed Lou Beale, her character was at the centre of many storylines. But in 1988, after nearly four years on the BBC soap, Wing decided to quit as she was not happy with the direction the show was going. 17.15 million people watched her final episode. Julia Smith was upset by Anna's decision to leave, and told her she could've stayed in the show until she died in real life.

After leaving *EastEnders*, Wing focused more on theatre. She had some television roles in dramas *Casualty, Doctors* and *The Bill* and also some film credits in *The Calcium Kid* and *Son of Rambow*.

When she wasn't working herself, Anna enjoyed coaching other actors and holding impromptu musical gatherings around her piano at home. She lived in London but liked to escape the crowds whenever it was possible at her cottage in the beautiful Sussex Downs.
Buffy Kimm

**Buffy Kimm** was a production designer responsible for the design of **11** episodes of *EastEnders* between December 1986 and March 1987. Buffy's career as a production designer began with *EastEnders* and afterwards, Buffy went on to design episodes of *French and Saunders*. Buffy then took seven years out of designing before returning in 1995 to design an episode of *Get Your Own Back*. Buffy's last known contribution as a production designer came about in 1997 with the designing of all eight episodes of the TV mini-series *Holding On*.

## Episodes designed by Buffy Kimm

**1986 (1 episode)**

* Episode 193 (23rd December 1986)

**1987 (10 episodes)**

* Episode 198 (6th January 1987) and Episode 199 (8th January 1987)
* Episode 202 (20th January 1987) and Episode 203 (22nd January 1987)
* Episode 206 (3rd February 1987) and Episode 207 (5th February 1987)
* Episode 210 (17th February 1987) and Episode 211 (19th February 1987)
* Episode 214 (3rd March 1987) and Episode 215 (5th March 1987)
Cassandra MacMahon

**Cassandra** **MacMahon** has designed **12** episodes of *EastEnders* since October 2019.

Having started as an art director on *Freak* back in 2009, Cassandra then moved on to work as an assistant buyer on *X-Men: First Class*. In 2014, she worked as a graphic designer on *Silent Witness* and *New Tricks*, while in 2015, she worked as a graphic artist on *Arthur & George* and a standby art director on *Doc Martin*. Her other works include *Lucky Man*, which she served as a graphics art director on, and *The Athena*, which she worked as a standby art director on.

## Episodes designed by Cassandra MacMahon

### 2010s

**2019 (4 episodes)**

* All episodes between Episode 6011 (22nd October 2019) and Episode 6013 (25th October 2019)
* Episode 6040 (13th December 2019)

### 2020s

**2020 (8 episodes)**

* All episodes between Episode 6105 (13th April 2020) and Episode 6108 (21st April 2020)
* All episodes between Episode 6177 (7th December 2020) and Episode 6180 (11th December 2020)
Andrew Johnson

**Andrew Johnson** is a British actor of South Asian descent who played Saeed Jeffery in *EastEnders* from February to December 1985. He was the first regular character ever to leave the series.

Since leaving the show, Andrew has changed his name to Andrew Johnson-Brye because there was already another Andrew Johnson on the Equity register in America, where he went to find work. He has been seen in the films *Rider on the Storm* and *A Kind of English*, as well as making several appearances on Angela Lansbury's TV show, *Murder, She Wrote*. Other credits include *Thin Air* and *The Bold and the Beautiful*.
Andrew Taft

**Andrew Taft** wrote **29** episodes of *EastEnders* across two stints: the first between May 1999 and April 2005 and the second between July 2009 and March 2010.

Andrew began his career in radio radio commercials, before moving on to write stand-up comedy and sketches. For television, he has written scripts for shows including *Hale and Pace*, *Family Affairs*, *Monarch of the Glen* and *The Bill*.

## Episodes written by Andrew Taft

### 1990s

**1999 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 1783/1784 (31st May 1999) (Co-credited with Len Collin)
* Episode 1828 (2nd September 1999)
* Episode 1876 (14th December 1999)
* Episode 1877 (16th December 1999)

### 2000s

**2000 (7 episodes)**

* Episode 1916 (29th February 2000)
* Episode 1917 (2nd March 2000)
* Episode 1966 (26th June 2000)
* Episode 1967 (27th June 2000)
* Episode 2034 (27th November 2000)
* Episode 2035 (28th November 2000)
* Episode 2036 (30th November 2000)

**2001 (5 episodes)**

* Episode 2090 (2nd April 2001)
* Episode 2091 (3rd April 2001)
* Episode 2124 (19th June 2001)
* Episode 2125 (21st June 2001)
* Episode 2182 (11th October 2001)

**2002 (6 episodes)**

* Episode 2233 (7th January 2002)
* Episode 2234 (8th January 2002)
* Episode 2295 (25th April 2002)
* Episode 2296 (26th April 2002)
* Episode 2333 (1st July 2002)
* Episode 2389 (7th October 2002)

**2003 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 2483 (17th March 2003)
* Episode 2484 (18th March 2003)
* Episode 2624 (18th November 2003)

**2004 (1 episode)**

* Episode 2683 (24th February 2004)

**2005 (1 episode)**

* Episode 2927 (21st April 2005)

**2009 (1 episode)**

* Episode 3817 (3rd July 2009)

### 2010s

**2010 (1 episode)**

* Episode 3961 (8th March 2010)
"Uncle"

"**Uncle**" was a Jewish pawnbroker and friend of Albert and Lou Beale from the Second World War years, and a friend of Dr. Harold Legg.

In February 1986, he visits Lou after 20 years to return Albert's watch, which Lou had recently given to her grandson, Simon Wicks. Simon had pawned it to pay loan sharks after he borrowed £1,500 for his failed band and after he could pay no more, he came to Walford to hide from them. However, they followed him and he was subsequently forced to pay twice that amount.

While Lou's son-in-law Arthur Fowler is in prison, Uncle loans his wife Pauline money and he later helps Lou with her will. His last appearance is in July 1988 when he attends Lou's funeral.

## List of appearances

* 13 February 1986
* 19 May 1987
* 15 October 1987
* 25 December 1987
* 21 July 1988
* 28 July 1988
Aisha Roberts

**Aisha Roberts** was the infant daughter of Darren Roberts and his ex-estranged wife Darlene Roberts.

Aisha arrived in Albert Square with her father and older brother Junior Roberts in 1987, building a relationship with her auntie Carmel Roberts. The family soon became a fixture in Walford and moved in with Carmel in her tiny flat. With her father's dodgy deals and often being distant from his children, it was up to Carmel to take care of Aisha's upbringing. In 1988, Darren left the scene and Carmel was left lumbered with both Junior and Aisha. Darlene arrived on the scene in 1989, but it was apparent she didn't want to be apart of her children's lives. Also in the year, Carmel entered a domestic marriage with Matthew Jackson which occasionally involved violence around the children. He didn't like Aisha sleeping in the same bed as them and the children were thrown back and forth from Carmel and their grandparents. After Junior stabbed Matthew amidst a beating between Matthew and Carmel, Carmel decided it was time to leave the Square behind and Matthew, taking the children with her to their grandparents.

## Background information

* Aisha was played by Carmel's actress Judith Jacob's real-life daughter.

## List of appearances

*Aisha was never credited for any of her appearances.*
**1987 (8 episodes)**

* Thu 20th Aug
* Thu 29th Oct
* Thu 3rd Dec
* Thu 24th Dec

**1988 (12 episodes)**

* Thu 14th Apr
* Tue 26th Apr
* Thu 5th May
* Tue 10th May
* Tue 21st Jun
* Tue 28th Jun
* Thu 15th Sep
* Thu 6th Oct

**1989 (18 episodes)**

* Thu 2nd Mar
* Thu 9th Mar
* Tue 14th Mar
* Thu 16th Mar
* Thu 30th Mar
* Thu 6th Apr
* Tue 18th Apr‎
* Tue 25th Apr
* Thu 11th May
* Thu 22nd Jun
* Thu 13th Jul
* Tue 18th Jul
* Tue 25th Jul
* Tue 1st Aug
* Thu 17th Aug
Beale's Plaice

**Beale's Plaice** is a chip shop owned by Ian Beale which is located at 15 Turpin Road. Ian bought the premises in 1994.

Over the years the chip shop has had various employees. Ian was forced to give up the chip shop in 2000 after he was declared bankrupt.

In 2001, Ian Beale and his third wife Laura won back the chip shop and they moved into the shop flat which was located behind the chip shop. Laura had an accident and fell down the stairs and died. Ian decided to move out of the flat into a bigger house. When Jane was living in Walford. Her brother Christian lived in the flat.

In 2017, Ian decided to sell the chip shop in concern of his and Jane'shealth. Ian decides to sell Beale's Plaice to Weyland & Co. In January 2018, Weyland & Co give back the chip shop to Ian and it reopens later that month with Masood Ahmed as the new manager.
Catherine Tregenna

**Catherine Tregenna** wrote **1** episode of *EastEnders* - Episode 2475 (3rd March 2003).

Catherine began as an actress, starring for several years in the Welsh soap opera *Pobol y Cwm* as Kirsty McGurk. In 2001, she wrote a comedy play entitled *Art and Guff*. She then turned to television and co-wrote *Cowbois ac Injans*, before joining the *Torchwood* writing team and later contributing a script for an episode of *Doctor Who*. Other writing credits include *Casualty*, *Law & Order: UK*, *Inspector Lewis*, *DCI Banks* and *Lucky Man*.
BBC

The **British Broadcasting Corporation** (commonly known as the **BBC**) is the dominant television and radio broadcast entity in the United Kingdom. Currently, the BBC operates multiple TV networks and radio stations, many of which have broadcast *EastEnders*-related content over the years.

Its main television channel is currently known as BBC One. It was on BBC One that *EastEnders* aired from February 1985 to the present day.

The BBC has also branched out into other media, including: BBC Audio, which has issued a number of podcast recordings from the programme. BBC Worldwide is a branch of the BBC that oversees syndication of programmes such as *EastEnders*, as well as overseas production ventures.

### Other BBC channels

* BBC Two
* BBC Three
* BBC Four
* CBBC
* BBC Radio
* BBC Radio 7
Warabi Kamibayashi

**Warabi Kamibayashi** (髪(かみ)林(ばやし)・笑(わら)美(び), *Kamibayashi Warabi*), also known as **Jubilance** (ジュビランス, *Jubiransu*), is a student in Class 1-1 at Junshin High School, training to become a Pro Hero.

## Appearance

Warabi is a thin, fair-skinned girl of average height. Her long blue hair is left loose and her long bangs are parted in the middle. Her round eyes are pink and her cheeks are dotted with freckles.

While at school she wears the Junshin High School girls' uniform with shin-high white socks.

Outside of school, Warabi enjoys wearing baggy clothes, especially sweaters and frilly skirts.

## Personality

Warabi is a soft-spoken girl who is generally easy to get along with. However, she can be very confrontational and argumentative when it comes to injustice.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Living Hair** (生(い)きる髪(かみ), *Ikiru Kami*): Warabi's Quirk gives her control over her hair. Her hair has overactive follicles and increased keratin, allowing it to grow at an incredibly fast rate and withstand damage.

She frequently uses her hair to restrain people, carry things, and form shapes.

### Stats

Warabi's stats, according to the Official Character Book

## Trivia

* Warabi's surname contains the kanji for "hair" (髪, *Kami*) and "grove" (林, *Hayashi*), and her first name contains "laugh" (笑, *Wara*) and "beauty" (美, *Mi*)

## References

1. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E9%AB%AA
2. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E6%9E%97
3. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E7%AC%91
4. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E7%BE%8E
Andrew Mettam

**Andrew Mettam** wrote **2** episodes of *EastEnders* between October 2014 and March 2015. His other writing credits include *The Karen Dunbar Show*, *Barely Legal*, *Ashen's Tech Dump*, which he was also a producer on, *Scallywagga* and *Boy Meets Girl*.

## Episodes written by Andrew Mettam

**2014 (1 episode)**

* Episode 4948 (24th October 2014)

**2015 (1 episode)**

* Episode 5029 (10th March 2015)
Brian Sykes

**Brian Sykes** designed **20** episodes of *EastEnders* between August 1988 and January 1989.

A competitive worker, Brian has gone on to design programmes *Out of This World*, *Silent Witness*, *The Inspector Lynley Mysteries*, *Life on Mars*, *M.I.High*, *Meadowlands* and *Echo Beach* as well as *Bonekickers*, *Garrow's Law* and *Psychoville* among others.

## Episodes designed by Brian Sykes

**1988 (19 episodes)**

* Episode 365 (4th August 1988)‎ and Episode 366 (9th August 1988)
* Episode 369 (18th August 1988) and Episode 370 (23rd August 1988) ‎
* Episode 373 (1st September 1988) and Episode 374 (6th September 1988) ‎
* Episode 380 (27th September 1988) and ‎Episode 381 (29th September 1988)‎
* Episode 384 (11th October 1988) and Episode 385 (13th October 1988) ‎
* Episode 388 (25th October 1988) and Episode 389 (27th October 1988) ‎
* Episode 392 (8th November 1988) and Episode 393 (10th November 1988) ‎
* Episode 396 (22nd November 1988) and Episode 397 (24th November 1988)‎
* Episode 400 (6th December 1988) and Episode 401 (8th December 1988)
* Episode 404 (20th December 1988)

**1989 (1 episode)**

* Episode 408 (3rd January 1989)

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Brian Slater

**Brian Slater** was the husband of Jean Slater and father of Sean and Stacey Slater. He had a secret family through a bigamous marriage with a woman called Alison which produced three children: Kyle (previously 'Sarah'), Shannon and Siobhan Slater.

Brian met Jean at some point in the early 1980s and the pair wed in 1982. A year later Jean gave birth to their first child, Sean, on Christmas Day 1983. Several years later they welcomed a second child, Stacey, in November 1988. When Jean was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Brian struggled and routinely took himself off to Blackpool where he began a relationship with another woman, Alison. Brian was open with Jean about his affair and she was understanding but told him that she didn't want to know the details. Therefore Brian continued his affair and ultimately married Alison and fathered three daughters with her. He produced a safety deposit box containing photos, letters, marriage and birth certificates and a pair of keys to be given to his children at the age of 21.

In December 1999, Brian was confronted by Sean while working on a building job. Sean had stolen the key from Jean and uncovered Brian's secret leading to an argument between the pair. As things escalated Sean struck his father causing him to suffer a brain hemorrhage. Brian passed away on 4th December. Sean couldn't live with the guilt and, after learning that his mother was suffering from bipolar disorder, he decided to flee from home and join the army. In the aftermath of Brian's death Jean suffered heavily and burned all of her photographs of Sean. Stacey became her primary career after she attempted to commit suicide.

Deciding against telling her children about Brian's secret, Alison used the key and purged the safety deposit box of all its contents. Sean presented Stacey with the key in May 2015 and told her to keep it safe. Stacey was interested to know what the key opened but was warned against using it by a horrified Jean. When Stacey opened the box she was surprised to see that it was empty. Stacey demanded answers from Jean who decided to reveal that the box contained information about Brian's other family. In September 2015, 'Sarah' - who had undergone gender reassignment surgery and was now presenting as a man named Kyle - turned 21 and Alison presented him with the contents of the box wishing to hurt due to their estranged relationship. Kyle then visited Albert Square in an attempt to meet his sister.
Ben Staveley

**Ben Staveley** has edited **2** episodes of *EastEnders* since November 2020. He primarily works as an assistant editor on the show, and has previously worked in the same roles on *Holby City*. He has also worked as an editor on the short*A Peep Inside 'The Secret Place'* and as an edit assistant with ITV.

## Episodes edited by Ben Staveley

**2020 (2 episodes)**

* Episode 6157 (2nd November 2020)
* Episode 6158 (3rd November 2020)
Adrian Conway

**Adrian Conway** worked as a videotape editor on *EastEnders* during the 1980s and edited a total of **36** episodes.

## Episodes videotaped by Adrian Conway

**1986 (10 episodes)**

* Episode 119 (8th April 1986)
* Episode 120 (10th April 1986)
* Episode 125 (29th April 1986)
* Episode 126 (1st May 1986)
* Episode 133 (27th May 1986)
* Episode 134 (29th May 1986)
* Episode 137 (10th June 1986)
* Episode 138 (12th June 1986)
* Episode 141 (24th June 1986)
* Episode 142 (26th June 1986)

**1987 (10 episodes)**

* Episode 210 (17th February 1987)
* Episode 211 (19th February 1987)
* Episode 226 (14th April 1987)
* Episode 227 (16th April 1987)
* Episode 254 (21st July 1987)
* Episode 255 (23rd July 1987)
* Episode 272 (22nd September 1987)
* Episode 273 (24th September 1987)
* Episode 294 (8th December 1987)
* Episode 295 (10th December 1987)

**1988 (11 episodes)**

* Episode 304 (5th January 1988)
* Episode 316 (16th February 1988)
* Episode 317 (18th February 1988)
* Episode 340 (10th May 1988)
* Episode 341 (12th May 1988)
* Episode 348 (7th June 1988)
* Episode 349 (9th June 1988)
* Episode 380 (27th September 1988)
* Episode 381 (29th September 1988)
* Episode 388 (25th October 1988)
* Episode 389 (27th October 1988)

**1989 (5 episodes)**

* Episode 409 (5th January 1989)
* Episode 420 (14th February 1989)
* Episode 421 (16th February 1989)
* Episode 430 (21st March 1989)
* Episode 431 (23rd March 1989)
Retro

## Description

Retro is an Unused character In avery RPG, according to some dialogue that wasn't fixed and old screenshots, Retro was originally in the place of emolga, before retro backed out of the project, that is when Brofilms replaced retro with Emolga

## Trivia

* Retro actually quit youtube as of March 1st 2019, he did this in the video "I'm not that into youtube anymore" he has deleted/privated/unlisted all of his videos and has changed his name to "Be excellent to eachother"
* It is unknown when he did this but it seems that he eventually deleted/privated the "I'm not that into youtube anymore" video, which is now unavailable.
Archie Mitchell - List of appearances

Larry Lamb appeared as Archie Mitchell in **151** episodes of *EastEnders* from 2008 to 2010. Here is a list of her appearances.

Note: The character was also seen in flashback footage on 5 September 2022 ⏱ in which he was played by Henry Garrett.

**Note:**

(v) denotes a voice-only appearance

(f) denotes a flashback appearance

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## 2008

1. 8 July 2008
2. 10 July 2008
3. 11 July 2008
4. 1 August 2008
5. 4 August 2008
6. 5 August 2008
7. 7 August 2008
8. 8 August 2008
9. 14 August 2008
10. 15 August 2008
11. 1 September 2008
12. 2 September 2008
13. 5 September 2008
14. 8 September 2008
15. 9 September 2008
16. 11 September 2008
17. 12 September 2008
18. 15 September 2008
19. 16 September 2008
20. 18 September 2008
21. 22 September 2008
22. 23 September 2008
23. 25 September 2008
24. 29 September 2008
25. 30 September 2008
26. 6 October 2008
27. 7 October 2008
28. 9 October 2008
29. 10 October 2008
30. 13 October 2008
31. 16 October 2008
32. 17 October 2008
33. 20 October 2008
34. 21 October 2008
35. 23 October 2008
36. 24 October 2008
37. 27 October 2008
38. 30 October 2008
39. 3 November 2008
40. 4 November 2008
41. 6 November 2008
42. 7 November 2008
43. 10 November 2008
44. 11 November 2008
45. 13 November 2008
46. 17 November 2008
47. 18 November 2008
48. 20 November 2008
49. 12 December 2008
50. 16 December 2008
51. 18 December 2008
52. 19 December 2008
53. 22 December 2008
54. 23 December 2008
55. 24 December 2008
56. 25 December 2008
57. 26 December 2008
58. 29 December 2008

## 2009

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## 2010

1. 19 July 2010 (v)
2. 10 September 2010 (v)
Ниндзя

Ниндзя — это один из юнитов викингов который наносит не очень сильный урон, но очень быстрый.

### Внешний вид и отличия

В отличие от других воинов викингов ниндзя плохо защищены, но очень быстрые. Их вооружение опять же слабже чем у других юнитов, это деревянна дкбинка, а их оружие это дубинка. Шлем у них тоже отличается, шлем у них, не шлем, а маска с узорами.
Aaron Carrington

**Aaron Carrington** is an actor who appeared in *EastEnders* between July 1987 and October 1989 as the troublesome teenager Junior Roberts.

To date, *EastEnders* remains the role in which Aaron is most well-known for. It was also the show in which he began his stint in acting. Following his departure from *EastEnders* in 1989, Aaron went on to guest star in one episode of ITV police drama *The Bill* in 1991, before joining the case of *Teenage Health Freak* in 1993 as a regular for the show's second series. His last known acting role was in 1994, when he guest starred in the mini-series *Little Napoleons*.
Celestine Tavernier - List of appearances

Leroy Golding appeared as Celestine Tavernier in **95** episodes of *EastEnders*, primarily between June 1990 and June 1992, with a short return in July 1993.

**Note:**

(u) denotes an uncredited appearance

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## 1990

* Thu 5th Jul
* Tue 10th Jul
* Tue 24th Jul
* Thu 26th Jul
* Tue 31st Jul
* Tue 7th Aug
* Thu 9th Aug
* Thu 16th Aug
* Thu 11th Oct
* Tue 16th Oct
* Tue 6th Nov
* Tue 13th Nov
* Thu 29th Nov
* Tue 4th Dec
* Thu 6th Dec
* Thu 20th Dec
* Tue 25th Dec
* Thu 27th Dec (u)

## 1991

* Thu 24th Jan
* Tue 29th Jan
* Thu 31st Jan
* Tue 5th Feb
* Thu 7th Feb
* Tue 12th Feb
* Thu 14th Feb
* Tue 26th Feb
* Thu 28th Feb
* Tue 5th Mar
* Thu 7th Mar
* Tue 12th Mar
* Thu 28th Mar
* Tue 2nd Apr
* Thu 4th Apr
* Tue 16th Apr
* Tue 23rd Apr
* Thu 25th Apr
* Tue 30th Apr
* Thu 2nd May
* Tue 7th May
* Tue 28th May
* Thu 30th May
* Tue 16th Jul
* Tue 6th Aug
* Thu 8th Aug
* Tue 13th Aug
* Thu 15th Aug
* Tue 27th Aug
* Tue 10th Sep
* Thu 12th Sep
* Tue 24th Sep
* Thu 26th Sep
* Tue 1st Oct
* Thu 3rd Oct
* Tue 8th Oct
* Tue 22nd Oct
* Thu 24th Oct
* Tue 5th Nov
* Tue 12th Nov
* Tue 19th Nov (d)
* Thu 21st Nov
* Tue 17th Dec
* Thu 19th Dec
* Tue 24th Dec
* Thu 26th Dec

## 1992

* Thu 27th Feb
* Tue 3rd Mar
* Thu 5th Mar
* Tue 31st Mar
* Thu 23rd Apr
* Tue 5th May
* Thu 7th May
* Tue 12th May
* Tue 19th May
* Thu 21st May
* Tue 26th May
* Thu 28th May
* Tue 9th Jun

## 1993

* Tue 6th Jul (d)
* Thu 8th Jul (d)
* Tue 13th Jul
* Thu 15th Jul
* Thu 22nd Jul
Bonnie Langford

**Bonita Melody Lysette** "**Bonnie**" **Langford** (born 22 July 1964) is an English actress, dancer and singer who played Carmel Kazemi on the BBC soap opera *EastEnders.* She came to prominence as a child star in the 1970s, when she had a notable role in the TV series *Just William*.

In the 1980s, she played companion Mel Bush in *Doctor Who*. She has also been known for appearing in various musicals in the West End and on Broadway, including shows such as *Peter Pan*, *Cats*, *The Pirates of Penzance* and *Chicago*. She also appeared as a contestant on *Dancing on Ice* in 2006 and 2014 respectively. From 2015 to 2018, she played Carmel Kazemi on *EastEnders*, for which she received the 2016 British Soap Award for Best Newcomer.
Ashraf Karim - List of appearances

Ashraf Karim appeared in **72** episodes of *EastEnders* between July 1987 and June 1990. The character was originally portrayed by Tony Wredden for **1** episode in July 1987, with Aftab Sachak taking over the role in January 1988, appearing in an additional **71** episodes.

**Note:**

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## Gallery

1987
Tony Wredden1990
Aftab Sachak

## 1988

* Thu 14th Jan
* Tue 26th Jan
* Tue 9th Feb
* Thu 18th Feb
* Thu 17th Mar
* Thu 7th Apr
* Tue 21st Jun
* Thu 23rd Jun
* Thu 11th Aug
* Tue 30th Aug
* Thu 15th Sep
* Tue 22nd Nov
* Thu 1st Dec
* Tue 13th Dec
* Thu 15th Dec

## 1989

* Tue 17th Jan
* Thu 9th Mar
* Tue 21st Mar
* Tue 18th Apr
* Thu 20th Apr
* Tue 25th Apr
* Thu 4th May (d)
* Tue 16th May
* Tue 30th May
* Thu 1st Jun
* Thu 22nd Jun
* Tue 27th Jun
* Thu 29th Jun
* Tue 11th Jul
* Thu 13th Jul
* Tue 5th Sep
* Thu 21st Sep
* Tue 17th Oct
* Thu 19th Oct
* Tue 24th Oct
* Thu 2nd Nov
* Tue 14th Nov
* Thu 16th Nov
* Tue 21st Nov
* Thu 30th Nov
* Tue 5th Dec
* Thu 7th Dec
* Tue 19th Dec (d)
* Thu 21st Dec

## 1990

* Thu 4th Jan
* Tue 9th Jan
* Thu 11th Jan
* Tue 16th Jan
* Tue 10th Apr
* Thu 12th Apr
* Tue 24th Apr
* Thu 3rd May
* Tue 15th May
* Thu 17th May
* Tue 22nd May
* Tue 29th May
* Tue 5th Jun
* Tue 19th Jun
* Thu 21st Jun
Charles III

### Sibling(s)

Anne, Princess Royal (b. 1950)Prince Andrew, Duke of York (b. 1960) Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (b. 1964)

### Spouse(s)

Lady Diana Spencer (m. 1981- div. 1996)Camilla Parker-Bowles (m. 2005)

### Children

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (b. 1982)Prince Henry of Wales (b. 1984)

### Played by

Himself

**King Charles III** is the real-life HRH King of the United Kingdom, who appeared briefly, in his capacity as HRH Prince of Wales, in *EastEnders*, playing himself in the Jubilee episode on 2 June 2022. He appeared alongside his wife, Queen Camilla.
Carmen Harris

**Carmen Harris** (born in Jamaica and known under the pen name **Lisselle Kayla**) wrote **26** episodes of *EastEnders* between December 1994 and September 2002.

Carmen emigrated from Jamaica to London as a child, where she grew up. She had a relationship with fashion designer Brian Clarke, but split with him before giving birth to Naomie Harris. She later found love again and gave birth to two more children.

She then turned to scriptwriting and wrote two series of *Us Girls*, before joining the core writing team of *EastEnders*. Afterwards, she contributed scripts for *Grange Hill*, *Family Affairs* and *The Crouches*, before changing career and becoming a healer.

## Episodes written by Carmen Harris

**Note:** All episodes were written under the pen name of **Lisselle Kayla**

### 1990s

**1994 (1 episode)**

* Episode 1066 (15th December 1994)

**1995 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 1126 (2nd May 1995)
* Episode 1183 (12th September 1995)
* Episode 1216 (28th November 1995)
* Episode 1229 (26th December 1995)

**1996 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 1272 (4th April 1996)
* Episode 1296 (30th May 1996)
* Episode 1362 (28th October 1996)

**1997 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 1442 (28th April 1997)
* Episode 1470 (1st July 1997)
* Episode 1498 (1st September 1997)
* Episode 1525 (3rd November 1997)

**1998 (5 episodes)**

* Episode 1554 (1st January 1998)
* Episode 1579 (24th February 1998)
* Episode 1605 (23rd April 1998)
* Episode 1633 (29th June 1998)
* Episode 1634 (1st July 1998)

**1999 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 1730 (28th January 1999)
* Episode 1772 (4th May 1999)
* Episode 1773 (6th May 1999)

### 2000s

**2000 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 1905 (8th February 2000)
* Episode 1991 (22nd August 2000)
* Episode 2038 (5th December 2000)

**2001 (1 episode)**

* Episode 2200 (12th November 2001)

**2002 (2 episodes)**

* Episode 2285 (8th April 2002)
* Episode 2380 (20th September 2002)
Bex Fowler

## Bex Fowler

### Father

Martin Fowler (biological)
Tim Miller (adoptive)

### Mother

Sonia Fowler (biological)
Sue Miller (adoptive)

### Sibling(s)

Lily Slater (adoptive half-sister)
Arthur Fowler (adoptive half-brother)
Hope Fowler (half-sister)

### Played by

Alex Gonzalez (2000-2002)
Vicky Gonzalez (2000-2002)
Jade Sharif (2005-2007)
Jasmine Armfield (2014-2020)

**Bex Fowler** is the daughter of Martin Fowler and Sonia Fowler.
Chantelle Atkins

**Chantelle Atkins** (née **Baker**) was the daughter of Mitch Baker and Karen Taylor, the wife of Gray Atkins and mother to his children Mia and Mackenzie Atkins. She was left for dead by her abusive husband when a fight led to her being impaled by several knives after being pushed backwards onto the open dishwasher's cutlery rack.

She, Gray and the kids moved to Albert Square after Chanelle secured a job position.
Amar Adatia

**Amar Adatia** (born 12th March 1986) is an English actor, director, producer and writer who has appeared as Jags Panesar in *EastEnders* since October 2019.

Adatia's first acting credit spans as far back as 2001, when he appeared in *American Desi*. He then proceeded to appear in two TV movies between 2004 and 2005 - *Passer By* and *Chopratown*, before making further appearances in television shows such as *Brief Encounters* and *The Path of 9/11*. In 2009, he guest starred in an episode of *Doctors*. Since 2010, Adatia has also received associate producer credits for several shows, including *Four Hours*, *Chase Valley* and *Face Down*. He has also written, directed, produced and starred in a comedy entitled *Gangsters Gamblers Geezers*, which premiered back in 2016.
Alan Sugar

**Alan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar** (born 24 March 1947) is an English business magnate, media personality, and political advisor. According to the Sunday Times Rich List 2014, Sugar has an estimated fortune of £900m, and is ranked as the 110th richest person in the UK. In 2007, he sold his remaining interest in the consumer electronics company Amstrad, his largest and best-known business venture.

Sugar was chairman of Tottenham Hotspur from 1991 to 2001. Sugar appears in the BBC TV series The Apprentice, which has been broadcast annually since 2005.

He appeared in a cameo role in *EastEnders* on 16 November 2012, playing himself. Coincidentally, Sugar is the uncle of Rita Simons, who played Roxy Mitchell.
Amy Guyler

**Amy Guyler** has written **5** episodes of *EastEnders* since December 2020. She started out working on *Holby City* as as a script coordinator and later went on to become a script researcher. Then, after completing a BBC Shadow Scheme, she went on to write for *Doctors*.

## Episodes written by Amy Guyler

### 2020s

**2020 (1 episode)**

* Episode 6174 (1st December 2020)

**2021 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 6220 (12th February 2021)
* Episode 6287 (8th June 2021)
* Episode 6315 (29th July 2021)
* Episode 6357 (11th October 2021)
Bill Hays

**Bill Hays** (born 15th March 1938, died 2nd March 2006) was a director on *EastEnders*, directing a total of **36** episodes between September 1991 and July 1994.

Initially destined to become a dancer, Bill began his work in show business as a student at the Royal Ballet School, appearing as a mouse in the British premiere of Cinderella with Moira Shearer in 1948. However, he became too tall to become a dancer.

His career in directing then started out in 1963 when he helmed one episode on *Moonstrike*. He then proceeded to direct episodes of *Dig This Rhubarb*, *Catch Hand* and *R3*. By the end of the 1970s, Bill had directed three TV movies: *Codename: Portcullis*, *The Visitation* and *The Gondoliers*. He had also directed more major television shows of that era, including *BBC Play of the Month*, *When the Boat Comes In*, *Z Cars* and *Diary of a Nobody*. The success of his directing career continued into the 1980s and by 1991, he was directing for *EastEnders*. He quit television directing shortly afterwards and then ran a guesthouse in France with his wife. He died in 2006.

## Episodes directed by Bill Hays

**1991 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 686 (3rd September 1991)
* Episode 687 (5th September 1991)
* Episode 694 (1st October 1991)
* Episode 695 (3rd October 1991)

**1992 (12 episodes)**

* Episode 740 (10th March 1992)
* Episode 741 (12th March 1992)
* Episode 764 (2nd June 1992)
* Episode 765 (4th June 1992)
* Episode 774 (7th July 1992)
* Episode 775 (9th July 1992)
* Episode 788 (25th August 1992)
* Episode 789 (27th August 1992)
* Episode 816 (1st December 1992)
* Episode 817 (3rd December 1992)
* Episode 825 (29th December 1992)
* Episode 826 (31st December 1992)

**1993 (10 episodes)**

* Episode 837 (9th February 1993)
* Episode 838 (11th February 1993)
* Episode 855 (13th April 1993)
* Episode 856 (15th April 1993)
* Episode 867 (25th May 1993)
* Episode 868 (27th May 1993)
* Episode 899 (14th September 1993)
* Episode 900 (16th September 1993)
* Episode 907 (12th October 1993)
* Episode 908 (14th October 1993)

**1994 (10 episodes)**

* Episode 940 (1st February 1994)
* Episode 941 (3rd February 1994)
* Episode 948 (1st March 1994)
* Episode 949 (3rd March 1994)
* Episode 968 (28th April 1994)
* Episode 969 (3rd May 1994)
* Episode 970 (5th May 1994)
* Episode 1004 (25th July 1994)
* Episode 1005 (26th July 1994)
* Episode 1006 (28th July 1994)
Clare Butcher

**Clare Butcher** is the eldest daughter of Frank and June Butcher, and sister to Ricky, Diane and Janine.

During a holiday in Clacton with his girlfriend June, Frank became besotted with sixteen-year-old "Miss Butlins" winner Pat Harris and they slept together. The pair began a lengthy love affair, however, when Frank discovered that June had fallen pregnant he broke Pat's heart by marrying her. June would then give birth to her and Frank's first child, Clare, in 1959. Frank and Pat would occasionally rekindle the affair but Frank would never leave June. He went on to have three other children with June: Ricky in 1973, Diane in 1974, and Janine in 1983.

In 1987, June passed away from cancer leaving Frank widowed and the children motherless. Frank was unable to cope with Janine and so she was sent to live with Clare while Frank continued to raise Ricky and Diane in Walford. By 1989, Frank and Pat had once again rekindled their relationship and were due to be married. Clare attended the wedding where she left Janine with the newlyweds so that she could move to Manchester following a new job. When Frank left Walford in 1996, Janine became hostile towards Pat and so was sent to stay with Clare in Manchester. Clare also took in her nephew Jacques when he was abandoned by his mother Diane in 1997. Janine returned to Walford on her own in 1999.

By 2002, Clare was living in Cheshire with her husband Carl and their two daughters. She briefly returned to Walford in May to check on Janine who fed her lies about how well she was doing with a high paid job as a realtor. However, Pat told Clare the truth that Janine was involved with drugs and prostitution. Janine suggested that she could move back in with Clare, but Clare did not want to expose her children to Janine's lifestyle. Clare gave Janine some money to help her get back on her feet before returning to Cheshire.

Shortly before Frank's funeral in April 2008, Dot Branning asked Diane about Clare's whereabouts. Diane explained that Clare had already said her goodbyes after visiting Frank while he was ill and that she had moved to Australia with her family.

## List of Appearances

**1989**

* Thu 22nd Jun

**2002**

* Tue 28th May
* Thu 30th May
* Fri 31st May
Caroline Bishop

**Caroline Bishop** was the maternal aunt of Honey Mitchell.

Following the death of her sister Janet from a heart condition during childbirth, Caroline acted as a surrogate mother to her niece Honey. She visited Albert Square in July 2006 to attend Honey's wedding to Billy Mitchell, but the ceremony ended in disaster when a practical joke played on Billy caused him to miss the deadline. Billy's aunt Peggy Mitchell reorganised the wedding for September and Caroline once again attended alongside her brother-in-law Jack which made Peggy jealous. When Honey went into labour shortly after saying her vows, Caroline accompanied her to hospital and was later collected by her boyfriend, Boot. Upon discovering that her daughter Janet had Down's Syndrome, Honey wanted to give her up for adoption but Caroline advised against it revealing that she had given her own child up for adoption.
David Gillespie

**David Gillespie** was born in Nottingham and played the curate Duncan Boyd on *EastEnders* from October 1987 to July 1989.

David trained as an actor at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, and is known for his appearances in *Red Dwarf*, *A Thing Called Love* and *Sensitive Skin*. While working on *EastEnders*, David's character was equipped with a motorbike and David had never ridden a bike before and crashed into one of the cameras. He led the cast of the BBC's comedy series *Operation Good Guys* which achieved success at the Montreux TV Festival where it won Gold and Silver Roses.

David has also followed in the career of writing and has produced books. He is also the co-founder of The Speechworks.
EastEnders: Secrets from the Square

**EastEnders: Secrets from the Square** is a documentary which aired on BBC One on Monday night's at 8.00pm from 22nd June 2020 to 4th September 2020. It was hosted by Stacey Dooley and was announced on 3rd June 2020 when the BBC revealed that *EastEnders* would be taking a summer hiatus after inevitably running out of episodes to air due to a cessation of filming on 18th March 2020 as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The final recorded episode prior to lockdown, Episode 6124, aired on 16th June 2020.

Filmed in the on-set restaurant, Walford East, the show saw two members of the *EastEnders* cast sit down with Stacey each week and reflect on their time on the show, tease what was to come and provide sneak peeks of what goes on behind the scenes. The first three pairings to sit with Stacey were announced at the same time as the press release, and they were: Letitia Dean and Adam Woodyatt, Diane Parish and Tameka Empson and Danny Dyer and Kellie Bright. Then, on 14th June 2020, a further two pairings were announced: James Bye and Davood Ghadami and Max Bowden and Tony Clay, while on 21st June 2020, an additional three pairings were revealed as Linda Henry and Luisa Bradshaw-White, Shona McGarty and Natalie Cassidy and Jake Wood and Scott Maslen. Just over a month later, on 30th July 2020, news outlets confirmed new cast members to take part in the documentary, and they included Maisie Smith, Lorraine Stanley, Zack Morris, Jessica Plummer, Toby-Alexander Smith, Jessie Wallace and Lacey Turner. The final episode of the documentary was entitled "Unseen", and was a compilation of recordings with the cast members and Stacey Dooley that did not make the final cut. At the end of the unseen episode, a trailer teasing the return of *EastEnders* was played.

## External links

* *EastEnders: Secrets from the Square* at bbc.co.uk
* *EastEnders: Secrets from the Square* at radiotimes.com
Ashley Cotton - List of appearances

Ashley Cotton was played by Rossi Higgins in 1993 and Frankie Fitzgerald from 2000 to 2001. Here is a list of his appearances.

## Statistics

 2000 | 24
 2001 | 14

## 1993

1. 29 July 1993
2. 3 August 1993
3. 5 August 1993
4. 10 August 1993
5. 12 August 1993
6. 24 August 1993
7. 26 August 1993

## 2000

1. 27 July 2000
2. 31 July 2000
3. 1 August 2000
4. 7 November 2000
5. 9 November 2000
6. 13 November 2000
7. 14 November 2000
8. 16 November 2000
9. 20 November 2000
10. 23 November 2000
11. 28 November 2000
12. 30 November 2000
13. 4 December 2000
14. 5 December 2000
15. 7 December 2000
16. 11 December 2000
17. 12 December 2000
18. 14 December 2000
19. 19 December 2000
20. 21 December 2000
21. 25 December 2000 - Part 1
22. 25 December 2000 - Part 2
23. 28 December 2000
24. 31 December 2000

## 2001

1. 1 January 2001
2. 2 January 2001
3. 4 January 2001
4. 8 January 2001
5. 9 January 2001
6. 11 January 2001
7. 15 January 2001
8. 16 January 2001
9. 18 January 2001
10. 22 January 2001
11. 7 June 2001
12. 11 June 2001
13. 12 June 2001
14. 14 June 2001
Barry Clark - List of appearances

Gary Hailes appeared as Barry Clark in **120** episodes of *EastEnders* from November 1986 to July 1988, returning for two episodes in February 1989 and December 2022.

**Note:**

(v) denotes an voice-only appearance

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## 1986

* Thu 20th Nov
* Tue 25th Nov
* Tue 2nd Dec
* Thu 4th Dec
* Thu 11th Dec
* Tue 16th Dec
* Thu 25th Dec (2)
* Tue 30th Dec

## 1987

* Tue 6th Jan
* Thu 8th Jan
* Tue 13th Jan
* Thu 15th Jan
* Tue 20th Jan
* Thu 22nd Jan
* Tue 10th Feb
* Thu 12th Feb
* Tue 17th Feb
* Thu 19th Feb
* Tue 24th Feb
* Thu 26th Feb
* Tue 3rd Mar
* Thu 5th Mar
* Tue 10th Mar
* Thu 12th Mar
* Thu 19th Mar
* Tue 24th Mar
* Thu 26th Mar
* Thu 2nd Apr
* Tue 7th Apr
* Thu 9th Apr
* Tue 28th Apr
* Thu 30th Apr
* Tue 19th May
* Thu 21st May
* Tue 26th May
* Thu 28th May
* Thu 4th Jun
* Tue 9th Jun
* Thu 11th Jun
* Tue 16th Jun
* Thu 18th Jun
* Tue 23rd Jun
* Thu 25th Jun
* Tue 30th Jun
* Thu 16th Jul
* Tue 21st Jul
* Tue 4th Aug
* Thu 20th Aug
* Tue 25th Aug
* Thu 27th Aug
* Tue 1st Sep
* Thu 3rd Sep
* Tue 15th Sep
* Thu 17th Sep
* Tue 22nd Sep
* Thu 24th Sep
* Tue 6th Oct
* Thu 8th Oct
* Tue 13th Oct
* Thu 15th Oct
* Tue 20th Oct
* Thu 22nd Oct
* Tue 27th Oct
* Thu 29th Oct
* Tue 3rd Nov
* Tue 10th Nov
* Thu 12th Nov
* Tue 17th Nov
* Thu 19th Nov
* Tue 24th Nov
* Thu 26th Nov
* Tue 1st Dec
* Thu 3rd Dec
* Tue 8th Dec (v)
* Thu 10th Dec
* Tue 15th Dec
* Thu 17th Dec
* Tue 22nd Dec
* Thu 24th Dec
* Thu 31st Dec (1)
* Thu 31st Dec (2)

## 1988

* Thu 7th Jan
* Tue 12th Jan
* Thu 14th Jan
* Tue 2nd Feb
* Thu 4th Feb
* Tue 9th Feb
* Thu 11th Feb
* Thu 18th Feb
* Tue 23rd Feb
* Thu 25th Feb
* Tue 8th Mar
* Thu 10th Mar
* Tue 15th Mar
* Thu 17th Mar
* Thu 24th Mar
* Thu 14th Apr
* Tue 19th Apr
* Thu 21st Apr
* Tue 26th Apr
* Thu 5th May
* Tue 17th May
* Tue 24th May
* Tue 31st May
* Thu 2nd Jun
* Thu 21st Jul
* Tue 26th Jul
Andy Rashleigh

**Andy Rashleigh** (born 23rd January 1949) played the minor role of D.S. Pryde on *EastEnders* in January 1990.

His other credits include roles in *Juliet Bravo, Brideshead Revisited, Crown Court, The Practice, Albion Market, Crossroads, Emmerdale, Minder, Lovejoy, The Chief, Out of the Blue, Hollyoaks, Band of Gold, Peak Practice, Casualty, Bad Girls, Doctors, Heartbeat, The Bill* and *Cranford*.

For two years he was Writer in Residence at London's Unicorn Theatre for Children and is also a qualified city tour guide.
Andrew Kelly

**Andrew Kelly** was the son of Padraig and Roisin Kelly, husband of Bernie and father of Adeen and Jonjo. He was one of the potential suspects of being Kat Moon's long-lost son Luke Slater when she turned up in Redwater looking for him. However, Andrew's cousin Dermott was eventually revealed to be Kat's son.