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Danny Taurus

**Danny**, an East End rock and roll singer, uses the stage name **Danny Taurus**, and was nearly famous locally when Pete Beale and Pauline Beale were teenagers, as Danny was their school friend, a year below them.

In 1993, Danny visits Pete and invites him to a gig. He is more than a pub singer, who dreams of making a comeback. Danny even gives Phil Mitchell a red wig and Phil puts it on and thinks he looks handsome in it. Danny is pleased to meet Pauline again, as he always fancied her when they were at school. Pauline is flattered by the attention and she and Danny go on a few platonic dates—Pauline's motive being to see if Arthur Fowler might respond to a bit of competition—but Danny takes it seriously and asks Pauline to go away with him. Pauline is tempted, but she eventually turns Danny down and he goes off in search of his big break.

## Appearances

**1993**

* Episode 827 (5 January 1993)
* Episode 828 (7 January 1993)
* Episode 858 (22 April 1993)
* Episode 859 (27 April 1993)
* Episode 860 (29 April 1993)
* Episode 861 (4 May 1993)
* Episode 862 (6 May 1993)
* Episode 864 (13 May 1993)
* Episode 865 (18 May 1993)
* Episode 866 (20 May 1993)
* Episode 868 (27 May 1993)
* Episode 869 (1 June 1993)
EastEnders in 2012

2012 was *EastEnders'* twenty-eighth year.

## Episodes

### February

* 2nd - Derek thinks that Anthony and Tyler grassed him up to the police, so he doubles the payment
* 6th - Roxy Mitchell and Jack Branning sleep together
* 7th - Kim Fox slaps Ray Dixon and Sinclair

### March

* 1st - Mandy's mother, Lorraine, returns to the square.
* 1st - Michael announces that he is no longer helping Janine and her baby.
* 2nd - It is revealed that Yusuf left everything he owned to Zainab in his will.
* 2nd - Michael proposes to Janine, who accepts.
* 8th - Amira leaves Walford.
* 19th - Heather Trott is killed by Ben Mitchell

### June

* 22nd - Janine marries Michael Moon and gives birth to Scarlett Moon.

### July

* 23rd - Lola Pearce gives birth to Lexi Pearce.

### August

* 13th - Sharon Mitchell returns to Walford.
* 24th - Ben Mitchell is finally sent to prison for the murder of Heather and is sentenced to three years and charged with manslaughter.
* 30th - Anthony Moon leaves Walford.

### September

* 6th - Carly Wicks returns to Walford for a short guest stint.
* 7th - Carly leaves Walford the following day, taking Shirley Carter with her following the trauma she has suffered after Heather's death.

### December

* 20th - Kat's mystery lover is revealed to be Derek Branning.
EastEnders Live Week

## Plot

All episodes were set on the day of Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) and Jane Beale's (Laurie Brett) wedding. Each episode included live "inserts" before broadcasting a full live episode on 20 February. There were two episodes broadcast on 19 February; following its usual broadcast, the show aired a flashback episode, in which viewers were shown the hours leading up to Lucy Beale's (Hetti Bywater) death.
Charlie Mitchell

**Charlie Mitchell** was the older brother of Billy Mitchell and father to Jamie.

Born to Stephen and Janet Mitchell in 1956, Charlie and Billy were raised alongside their cousins Phil and Grant to follow in the family business. This led to Charlie's involvement in the 1979 incident where he was witness to his uncle Eric's murder of security guard Malcom Keeble during a botched robbery attempt. Around this time Charlie met a young woman called Lynne while attending a club in Brighton with Phil, a fight broke out between the Mitchells and Lynne's boyfriend and his biker mates, in the end Charlie and Lynne got together and married sometime later. She went on to give birth to their son, Jamie, in November 1982 but tragically died four years later on the 29th November 1986.

Charlie passed away from a heart-attack in September 1998 and Jamie was placed into Billy's care, who initially began to physically abuse him until Phil put a stop to it.
EastEnders in 2000

2000 was *EastEnders'* fifteenth year.

## Key Events

* 7 September - Dot Cotton helps Ethel Skinner die
* 18 September - The Slater family arrive as Ethel Skinner's funeral takes place
* 25 December - Phil Mitchell and Melanie Beale sleep together
* 25 December - Peggy Butcher smashes up the Vic after having a breakdown
* 31 December - Mark Fowler pushes Nick Cotton off the top of a bridge

## Notes

* 13 April 2000 - The final time the Writer, Producer and Director credits were now shown at the beginning of the episode just after the opening titles rather than being included in the credits with the first time this was used being 1 June 1998.
Douglas Fielding

**Douglas Fielding** (6th June 1946 - 26th June 2019) appeared as detective Roy Quick on *EastEnders* from August 1985 to July 1986 and as a character named Will in 2000.

His most notable role to date is as Sgt. Quilley in the late popular BBC police drama series *Z Cars* in which he appeared in over three hundred episodes. His acting career dates back to the late 1960s, and he had roles in TV series *Mystery and Imagination*, *Tom Grattan's War*, *Softly Softly* and *Callan*. Before making his East End debut he had several minor roles in *Angels*, *Juliet Bravo*, *The Knock*, *The Bill*, *Grange Hill* and *ChuckleVision*.
David Essex

**David Essex** OBE (born **David Albert Cook**; 23 July 1947) is an English singer, songwriter, and actor who appeared in *EastEnders* as Eddie Moon in 2011. He was previously planned to appear in *EastEnders* in early 2006 as Jack Edwards. However, the role was expanded beyond the three weeks planned, and Essex was unable to commit the time. The role instead went to Nicky Henson.

Since the 1970s, Essex has attained 19 Top 40 singles in the UK (including two number ones) and 16 Top 40 albums. Internationally, Essex had the most success with his 1973 single "Rock On". He has also had an extensive career as an actor.

He made his first record, titled "And the Tears Came Tumbling Down", for the Fontana label in 1965. He then toured with a band called 'David Essex and the Mood Indigo' for two years, and released a further seven singles in the 1960s. He also recorded two songs, "A Rose" and "Leon and John and Billy and Me" which remain unreleased, but exist as acetates. His first notable acting role, aside from small appearances in the films *Assault* and *All Coppers Are...*, was the lead in the stage musical *Godspell* in 1971 at the age of 23.

Two years later, he starred in the film *That'll Be the Day* (1973) and recorded his international hit single, the self-penned "Rock On", in the same year. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc by the R.I.A.A. in March 1974. It was nominated for a Grammy and reached No. 5 on the *Billboard* Hot 100. A second single, "Lamplight", also reached the Top 10 in the UK Singles Chart.

In 1978, he appeared on Jeff Wayne's musical version of *The War of the Worlds*, as the Artilleryman. In the UK the two-record set remains a best-seller. In the same year, Essex played the character Che in the original production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical *Evita*, and his recording of the show's "Oh What a Circus" reached number 3.

Essex used to record and release records on his own record label, Lamplight. He has since changed the name of his company to Joseph Webster Ltd, named after his first grandchild. He tours regularly and continues to act, appearing in *Boogie Nights 2*, *Footloose* and Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical *Aspects of Love*. From September 2008 to the summer of 2009 he took his own musical, *All the Fun of the Fair*, on a tour of the United Kingdom. He followed this in the autumn with a sell-out solo tour of the UK, named the Secret Tour. Essex released a DVD on his website of the last night of the tour, filmed in Bournemouth. He returned to London's West End with *All the Fun of the Fair* but with a different ending from that performed in the provinces.
Обновление "Jotunn Edition"

Bad North: Jotunn Edition - полностью бесплатное расширение контента, выпущенное 15 октября 2019 года. Расширение содержит большое количество новых функций, контента и улучшений:

## Новые предметы

Добавлено 4 новых предмета: Джебена, Святой Грааль, Философский Камень и Мины.

## Черты характера

Теперь рисунки на флагах командиров не просто украшение, а обозначение черты их характера. Это своеобразные пассивные способности командиров.

## Кодекс

Добавлен Кодекс - отслеживание прогресса открытия контента. В кодексе можно увидеть описание черт характера, каждого уровня предметов, навыков и классов, а также какие предметы и черты характера доступны в начале игры (см. ниже). Вся информация добавляется в Кодекс по мере её открытия при прохождении.

## Настройка стартовых командиров

Добавлена возможность выдать своим начальным командирам стартовые предметы и черты характера (если этого не сделать, стартовые предметы не будут доступны до их получения при защите островов). Также можно выбрать портрет и цвет флага командира.

## Новый враг

Берсерки (парни с красными щитами) заменены на парных мечников. Они и изображены на обложке обновления.

## Контрольные точки

Теперь во время прохождения можно встретить остров с находящейся на нём церковью. При успешной обороне за неё не будут получены монеты, но она даст вам возможность сбросить прогресс до этого острова.

## Очень высокая сложность

Добавлена новая сложность кампании - Очень сложно. Она разблокируется после победы на высоком уровне сложности.

## Общее золото

Теперь золото хранится в общем Банке Золота, а не раздаётся командующим. Его трата происходит после обороны острова, в том же окне улучшения.

**Полный список изменений смотреть тут**.
Des Coleman

**Desune "Des" Franklin Coleman** (born 14 March 1969) is an English actor, singer and weather presenter. He has appeared in numerous stage musicals, and played the role of wide boy Lenny Wallace in *EastEnders* from 1996 to 1999. He is currently a weather presenter for *Good Morning Britain* and *ITV News Central*.

Coleman worked as a welder after leaving school aged 16, before deciding to pursue a career in performing. He attended the Guildford School of Acting in Surrey, and after graduating in 1993 he worked as a singer in Germany for six months in the stage musical *Chicago*. He then landed a starring role in the musical *Miss Saigon*.

In 1996, he was cast as Lenny Wallace in *EastEnders*. His first television job, Coleman remained with the soap until 1999. His television work post *EastEnders* has included: *Is Harry on the Boat?* (2001); *Casualty* (2003); *The Bill* (2004), and *Doctors* (2004; 2006). He also appeared in the 2001 film *Submerged* with Sam Neill. On stage he has appeared in London's West End's *Rent*, *Simply Heavenly*, and understudied the lead in Trevor Nunn's musical opera *Porgy and Bess*. Currently, Des works on *The One Show* as a reporter.

Coleman has worked for BBC Radio Derby, where he was asked to do the weather report at the Broadcast Centre in Nottingham. This led to a career change. He trained as a weather presenter and in 2007 he began presenting for BBC's *East Midlands Today* television.

He has reported for *Inside Out* and *Politics Show* for BBC East Midlands. In March 2016 he presented for BBC Radio Nottingham.

In 2016, he joined ITV Central's *ITV News Central* as the weather presenter.

On 8 September 2020 and August 2021, Coleman made his debut as a guest weather presenter for ITV Breakfast’s *Good Morning Britain*.

He also stars as singer Sammy Davis Jr alongside Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin impersonators in a stage performance called The Rat Pack.
EastEnders in 2019

2019 was *EastEnders'* thirty-fifth year.

## Production

John Yorke continued his temporary role as executive consultant until Episode 5871 (19th February 2019). Kate Oates then took over from Yorke in the role of senior executive producer as of the following episode. Jon Sen later joined Oates as the show's executive producer from Episode 5954 (15th July 2019).
Colin Baker

**Colin Baker** (born 8 June 1943) is an English actor. He played Paul Merroney in the BBC television drama series *The Brothers* from 1974 to 1976 and the sixth incarnation of the Doctor in the long-running science fiction television series *Doctor Who* from 1984 to 1986. Baker's tenure as the Doctor proved to be a controversial era for the series, which included a hiatus in production and his subsequent replacement on the orders of BBC executive Michael Grade. He reprised his role as his respective incarnation of the Doctor in *Dimensions in Time*.
Debbie Wilkins - List of appearances

Shirley Cheriton appeared as Debbie Wilkins in **173** episodes of *EastEnders* from 1985 to 1987.

The character was credited as:

* Debbie Wilkins from June 1985 to November 1986
* Debs thereafter.

**Note:**

(d) denotes a duff-duff.

## 1985

* Tue 26th Mar
* Thu 28th Mar
* Thu 4th Apr
* Tue 9th Apr
* Thu 11th Apr
* Tue 16th Apr
* Thu 18th Apr
* Tue 23rd Apr
* Thu 25th Apr
* Tue 30th Apr
* Thu 2nd May
* Tue 7th May
* Thu 9th May
* Tue 14th May
* Thu 16th May
* Tue 21st May
* Thu 23rd May
* Tue 28th May
* Tue 4th Jun
* Thu 6th Jun
* Tue 11th Jun
* Thu 13th Jun
* Tue 18th Jun
* Thu 20th Jun
* Tue 25th Jun
* Thu 27th Jun
* Tue 2nd Jul
* Thu 4th Jul
* Tue 9th Jul
* Thu 11th Jul
* Tue 23rd Jul
* Tue 30th Jul
* Thu 1st Aug
* Thu 8th Aug
* Tue 13th Aug
* Thu 15th Aug
* Thu 22nd Aug
* Tue 27th Aug
* Thu 29th Aug
* Tue 17th Sep
* Thu 19th Sep
* Tue 24th Sep
* Thu 26th Sep
* Tue 1st Oct
* Thu 3rd Oct
* Tue 8th Oct
* Thu 10th Oct
* Tue 15th Oct
* Thu 17th Oct
* Tue 22nd Oct
* Thu 24th Oct
* Tue 29th Oct
* Thu 31st Oct (d)
* Tue 5th Nov
* Tue 12th Nov
* Thu 14th Nov (d)
* Tue 19th Nov
* Thu 21st Nov
* Tue 26th Nov (d)
* Thu 28th Nov
* Tue 3rd Dec (d)
* Thu 5th Dec
* Tue 10th Dec
* Thu 12th Dec
* Tue 17th Dec
* Thu 19th Dec
* Tue 24th Dec
* Thu 26th Dec
* Tue 31st Dec

## 1986

* Tue 7th Jan
* Thu 9th Jan
* Tue 14th Jan
* Thu 16th Jan
* Tue 21st Jan (d)
* Thu 23rd Jan
* Tue 28th Jan
* Thu 30th Jan
* Tue 18th Feb
* Thu 20th Feb
* Tue 25th Feb
* Thu 27th Feb
* Tue 4th Mar
* Thu 6th Mar
* Tue 11th Mar
* Thu 13th Mar
* Tue 25th Mar
* Thu 27th Mar
* Thu 3rd Apr
* Tue 8th Apr
* Thu 10th Apr
* Tue 15th Apr (d)
* Thu 17th Apr
* Tue 22nd Apr
* Thu 24th Apr
* Tue 13th May
* Thu 15th May
* Tue 20th May
* Thu 22nd May
* Tue 27th May
* Thu 29th May
* Tue 3rd Jun
* Thu 5th Jun
* Tue 10th Jun
* Thu 12th Jun
* Tue 17th Jun
* Tue 24th Jun
* Tue 8th Jul
* Thu 10th Jul
* Tue 15th Jul
* Thu 17th Jul
* Tue 22nd Jul
* Thu 24th Jul
* Thu 31st Jul
* Thu 7th Aug
* Tue 12th Aug
* Thu 14th Aug
* Tue 19th Aug (d)
* Thu 21st Aug (d)
* Tue 26th Aug
* Tue 2nd Sep
* Thu 4th Sep
* Tue 23rd Sep
* Tue 30th Sep
* Tue 7th Oct
* Tue 28th Oct
* Thu 30th Oct (d)
* Tue 4th Nov
* Thu 6th Nov
* Tue 11th Nov
* Thu 13th Nov
* Tue 18th Nov
* Thu 20th Nov
* Tue 25th Nov
* Thu 27th Nov
* Tue 9th Dec
* Thu 11th Dec
* Tue 23rd Dec
* Thu 25th Dec (1)
* Thu 25th Dec (2)
* Tue 30th Dec

## 1987

* Tue 6th Jan
* Thu 8th Jan
* Tue 20th Jan
* Thu 22nd Jan
* Tue 27th Jan
* Thu 29th Jan
* Tue 10th Mar
* Thu 12th Mar
* Tue 17th Mar
* Thu 19th Mar
* Thu 26th Mar
* Thu 2nd Apr
* Thu 9th Apr
* Tue 14th Apr (d)
* Thu 16th Apr
* Tue 21st Apr
* Thu 23rd Apr
* Tue 28th Apr
* Tue 5th May
* Tue 12th May
* Thu 14th May (d)
Charlie Brooks

**Charlene Emma Brooks** (born 3 May 1981) is an English actress, known for her role of Janine Butcher in the BBC soap opera *EastEnders*. Brooks has also appeared in British television shows *The Bill*, *Wired* and *Bleak House*, as well as portraying Anna Fallmont in the Network 10 drama *Lie With Me*.

Brooks has also won the reality shows *Strictly Come Dancing* Christmas Special in 2011 and the twelfth series of *I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!*.
Chris Smith - List of appearances

Allan O'Keefe appeared as Chris Smith in **53** episodes of *EastEnders*, appearing intermittently in 1985, before returning in March 1987 and departing in August 1988.

The character was credited as:

* Man for two episodes in May 1985
* Mary's Father from May 1985 to March 1987
* Mr. Smith from March 1987 to December 1987
* Chris from December 1987 to August 1988.

**Note:**

(u) denotes an uncredited appearance

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## 1985

* Thu 9th May
* Tue 14th May
* Thu 16th May
* Tue 24th Dec

## 1987

* Tue 5th May
* Thu 14th May
* Thu 15th Oct
* Thu 26th Nov
* Thu 3rd Dec
* Thu 24th Dec

## 1988

* Thu 7th Jan
* Tue 9th Feb
* Thu 11th Feb
* Tue 16th Feb
* Thu 18th Feb
* Tue 23rd Feb (u)
* Thu 25th Feb (u)
* Thu 3rd Mar
* Tue 8th Mar
* Tue 15th Mar
* Thu 17th Mar (d)
* Tue 29th Mar
* Thu 31st Mar
* Tue 5th Apr
* Thu 7th Apr
* Thu 14th Apr
* Tue 19th Apr
* Thu 21st Apr
* Thu 28th Apr
* Tue 3rd May
* Tue 10th May
* Thu 12th May
* Thu 19th May
* Tue 24th May
* Thu 26th May
* Tue 31st May
* Thu 2nd Jun
* Tue 14th Jun
* Thu 16th Jun
* Tue 21st Jun
* Thu 23rd Jun
* Tue 28th Jun
* Thu 30th Jun
* Tue 2nd Aug
Christopher Russell

**Christopher Russell** is an established scriptwriter who contributed **1** script to *EastEnders* in its first year - Episode 17 (16th April 1985).

Christopher's career as a scriptwriter began in 1983 when he wrote for CBBC's *Fair Ground!*. In 1985, Christopher's first big break in television came about when he was commissioned to write an episode of *EastEnders*. Following his BBC debut, Christopher moved over to ITV, where he wrote many episodes of *Gems* - a soap opera produced by Talkback Thames which ran until 1988. Christopher stayed with ITV for many years afterwards, contributing scripts to some of the channel's biggest dramas such as *The Bill*, in which he wrote over fifty episodes. Christopher then focused on mystery dramas and wrote six episodes of *A Touch of Frost* and two episodes of *Midsomer Murders* - the latter of which was his final writing contribution to television.
Chris Fallon

**Chris Fallon** directed **21** episodes of *EastEnders* from January 1994 to January 1996, and returned for a block of four episodes in June/July 2008. Notably he worked on the famous "Sharongate" episodes in October 1994 which culminated the love-triangle between the Mitchell brothers and Sharon Watts.

Born in Scarborough, Yorkshire, Fallon was initially a highly trained photographer. However, inspired by the film industry, he studied film at the Royal College of Art and graduated in 1986. In 2012, his penned radio series *Le Donne* was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 for three seasons. His short film "One For My Baby" was nominated for a BAFTA Award. He has also sold and optioned feature films to Paramount and Warner Bros. Nowadays, Fallon teaches screenwriting and multi-camera directing at the Central Film School in London.

## Episodes directed by Chris Fallon

### 1990s

**1994 (11 episodes)**

* Episode 932 (4th January 1994)
* Episode 933 (6th January 1994)
* Episode 983 (6th June 1994)
* Episode 984 (7th June 1994)
* Episode 985 (9th June 1994)
* Episode 1022 (5th September 1994)
* Episode 1023 (6th September 1994)
* Episode 1024 (8th September 1994)
* Episode 1043 (24th October 1994)
* Episode 1044 (25th October 1994)
* Episode 1045 (27th October 1994)

**1995 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 1134 (22nd May 1995)
* Episode 1135 (23rd May 1995)
* Episode 1136 (25th May 1995)

**1996 (3 episodes)**

* Episode 1231 (1st January 1996)
* Episode 1232 (2nd January 1996)
* Episode 1233 (4th January 1996)

### 2000s

**2008 (4 episodes)**

* Episode 3604 (30th June 2008)
* Episode 3605 (1st July 2008)
* Episode 3606 (3rd July 2008)
* Episode 3607 (4th July 2008)
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Denise Welsh

**Jacqueline Denise Welch** (born 22 May 1958) is an English actress, television personality, writer and broadcaster who appeared in one episode of *EastEnders* in 2016 as Alison Slater. Her other roles include Natalie Barnes in *Coronation Street* (1997–2000), Steph Haydock in *Waterloo Road* (2006–2010), and Trish Minniver in *Hollyoaks* (2021–2022). Welch also appears as a regular panellist on the ITV chat show *Loose Women* (2005–2013, 2018–present).

Welch's other acting roles include the television dramas *Spender* (1991–1993), *Soldier Soldier* (1993–1995), and *Down to Earth* (2004–2005). In 2011, she was a contestant on the sixth series of *Dancing on Ice*, where she was partnered with professional skater Matt Evers. In 2012, Welch won the ninth series of *Celebrity Big Brother*.

Welch resides in Wilmslow, Cheshire. Her first marriage was to actor David Easter, from 1983 until their divorce in 1988; Welch has since gone public with her belief that he committed adultery. Welch met Tim Healy while they were working together for Newcastle's Live Theatre Company. They married in Haringey, London, in 1988 and have two sons: Matty Healy (born 8 April 1989, Hendon, London), who is a member of the alternative rock band The 1975, and Louis Vincent (born 2 March 2001, Salford), who is an actor.
Sandra Santos

Sandra, full name Alessandra Santos, is the psychic of the Emerald Ring. She is the biological mother of Leila Vernon.

## Early Life

In the second book, it is mentioned that Kalagan wrote their initials up together, while Sandra crossed them out every time. She was a member of the Emerald Ring.

## The Second Story

Sandra is introduced near the beginning of the story. She calls Mr. Vernon ‘Dante,’ and he is shown to be very welcoming to her. She wanted to stay with the Vernons, but they refused. Sandra is a physic, and she refers to herself as a clairvoyant. Sandra left Leila Vernon a key when Leila was born. When Sandra performed at the Grand Oak resort, she claimed that two people were Leila's birth parents. Even though she knew this was not true, she said it anyway because she was supposedly forced to do this by Kalagan. This was meant to create a diversion so that Kalagan could steal Mr. Vernon's ledger filled with names of the members in his secret society. In the end, Sandra seems to switch sides when she sees the Vernons and the rest of the Magic Misfits fighting the frown clowns in the magic shop, and at one point, hits one of the frown clowns with her crystal ball. At the end of the book, Sandra goes to jail, but ***someone*** helps her escape...

## The Fourth Suit

Sandra was Leila's guardian in the fourth book. She also helps defeat Kalagan with the rest of Mr. Vernon's magic circle.
Dr Baise

**Dr Baise** was the prison doctor who tended to Whitney Dean's self-harm injuries on her knuckles.

Whitney had been imprisoned on the count of murder, and after being denied bail, she lost her temper and began thrashing out at her cell door. The next morning, her injuries were noticed by Officer Daniels, who called on Dr Baise to assess her wounds. Whilst in the cell together, Dr Baise reminded Whitney that she was not a member of the jury and was there to help her. Whitney explained her situation to Dr Baise and she responded to Whitney by telling her that fighting wars would only result in her getting psychiatric assessments and broken bones. Whitney told Dr Baise that she was the only person who had listened to her since she arrived at the prison. Before leaving, Dr Baise advised Whitney to let her solicitor help her, as he was on her side.
Colin Russell - List of appearances

Michael Cashman appeared as Colin Russell in **184** episodes of *EastEnders* from August 1986 to February 1989, returning for two episodes in September 2016 and for one episode in December 2022.

The character was credited as:

* Colin Russell from August 1986 to November 1986
* Colin from November 1986 to February 1989
* Colin Russell in September 2016.

**Note:**

(u) denotes an uncredited appearance

(d) denotes a duff duff.

## 1986

* Thu 7th Aug
* Tue 12th Aug
* Thu 14th Aug
* Tue 26th Aug
* Thu 28th Aug
* Tue 2nd Sep
* Thu 4th Sep
* Tue 9th Sep
* Tue 16th Sep
* Tue 30th Sep
* Tue 7th Oct
* Thu 9th Oct
* Thu 23rd Oct
* Tue 28th Oct
* Thu 30th Oct
* Tue 4th Nov
* Tue 18th Nov
* Thu 20th Nov
* Tue 25th Nov
* Thu 27th Nov (d)
* Tue 2nd Dec
* Thu 4th Dec (d)
* Tue 9th Dec
* Thu 11th Dec
* Thu 18th Dec
* Tue 23rd Dec
* Thu 25th Dec (1)
* Thu 25th Dec (2)
* Tue 30th Dec

## 1987

* Tue 6th Jan
* Thu 8th Jan
* Thu 15th Jan
* Tue 10th Feb (d)
* 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
* Tue 17th Mar
* Thu 19th Mar
* Tue 24th Mar
* Thu 26th Mar
* Tue 31st Mar
* Tue 7th Apr
* Thu 9th Apr
* Tue 28th Apr
* Thu 30th Apr
* Tue 19th May
* Thu 21st May
* Tue 26th May
* Thu 28th May
* Tue 2nd Jun
* Thu 4th Jun
* Tue 9th Jun
* Thu 11th Jun
* Tue 16th Jun (u)
* Tue 23rd Jun
* Thu 25th Jun
* Tue 14th Jul
* Thu 16th Jul
* Tue 21st Jul
* Thu 20th Aug
* Tue 25th Aug
* Thu 27th Aug
* Tue 1st Sep (d)
* Thu 3rd Sep
* Tue 8th Sep
* Thu 10th Sep
* Tue 15th Sep (d)
* Thu 17th Sep (d)
* 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
* Tue 3rd Nov
* Tue 10th Nov
* Thu 12th Nov
* Tue 17th Nov
* Thu 19th Nov
* Thu 26th Nov
* Tue 1st Dec
* Thu 3rd Dec
* Tue 8th Dec
* Thu 10th Dec
* Tue 15th Dec (d)
* 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 19th Jan
* Tue 2nd Feb
* Thu 4th Feb
* Tue 9th Feb
* Tue 16th Feb
* Thu 25th Feb
* Tue 15th Mar
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## 1989

* Thu 12th Jan
* Tue 17th Jan (d)
* Thu 19th Jan
* Thu 26th Jan
* Tue 31st Jan
* Thu 2nd Feb
* Thu 9th Feb
* Tue 14th Feb
* Thu 16th Feb
* Thu 23rd Feb
Delanie Forbes

**Delanie Forbes** is an English actress who portrayed Cassie Carpenter in *EastEnders* from November 1985 to December 1986.

Delanie was born in May 1976, at Sidcup in Kent. She wanted to be an actress from the moment that her elder brother, Gary, enrolled at a London stage school although her professional career began when she appeared on the cover of a video cassette at the ripe old age of 1 and a half! Two years later she made her TV debut in a play for the BBC.

When she didn't appear in *EastEnders*, Delanie attended a school in Mottingham, south-east London and she was also a part-time pupil at the Sylvia Young Theatre School where she polished up her acting and dancing skills.

After leaving *EastEnders* in 1986, Delanie went on to appear in other TV dramas such as *The Bill* and *Love Is Not Enough*, before temporarily giving up acting. However, she has recently come back in the spotlight by doing various podcasts interviews and being an active user on Instagram.
Elaine Lordan

**Elaine Lordan** was born on 15th December, 1966 in Islington, London, England, she is an English actress. Lordan is most famous for her role as Lynne Hobbs in *EastEnders*, which she appeared in from 2000 until 2004. Following reports of drunken behaviour on and off the set, Lordan left the show in mid 2004.

Prior to this role, she appeared in *Gimme Gimme Gimme* as Linda La Hughes's Eurovision-singing sister Sugar Walls in two episodes (1999, 2000). She also appeared in *Game On* as Mandy's university friend Julia in 1996, *Tucker's Luck* and *Casualty*.

She appeared on the fifth series of *I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!* in November 2005, but within a day of arriving she passed out and was removed from camp on medical advice. She was the first person to be voted off the 2007 series of *Soapstar Superstar* after performing Bonnie Tyler's "It's a Heartache".

She married Peter Manuel in December 2005, and her baby son died a few days later, aged one, having had surgery for a diaphragmatic hernia. She wrote about this part of her life in the book *Whatever It Takes: A Story of Family Survival* (2008).
EastEnders in 1998

1998 was *EastEnders'* thirteenth year.

## Notes

* 1 June 1998 - The first time the Writer, Producer and Director credits were now shown at the beginning of the episode just after the opening titles rather than being included in the credits with the final time this was used being 13 April 2000.
* 3 short special episodes were made for the 1998 World Cup. These aired in July and were filmed in Paris.
EastEnders in 2005

2005 was *EastEnders'* twentieth year.

## Key Events

* 4 January - Johnny Allen arrives and makes an enemy in Andy Hunter
* 6 January - Kate Mitchell rejoins the police force
* 7 January - Kate Mitchell and Spencer Moon leave Albert Square; Angie's Den is closed down
* 10 January - Zoe Slater sleeps with Den Watts in a bid to get pregnant
* 20 January - Dennis Rickman leaves Walford in search of Sharon Watts
* 23 December - Nana Moon's funeral takes place
* 25 December - Alfie and Kat Moon leave the Square
* 30 December - Dennis Rickman beats Johnny Allen up and is later stabbed by Danny Moon
Elizabeth Power

**Elizabeth Power** (born 1941) is an English actress. Power began her career in repertory theatre and went on to appear in several West End musicals. However, she best known for her work on British television, in particular her role as Christine Hewitt in *EastEnders* from 1992 to 1993. She has since gone on to feature in various stage productions.
Elaine Peacock

**Elaine Peacock** is the mother of Linda Carter and partner of George Knight.

Turning up intermittently between 2014 and 2017, Elaine was a protective mother to Linda who was often summoned to Walford in order to deal with her daughter and son-in-law Mick's family dramas. She moved to Walford permanently in 2023 following Mick's presumed death to help her daughter run The Queen Victoria alongside her partner George and his daughters Gina and Anna.
Dean Wicks

**Dean Wicks** (formerly known as **Deano**) is the son of Shirley Carter and Buster Briggs. Conceived of an affair, Dean was raised by his step-father Kevin Wicks alongside his siblings Jimbo and Carly.

Dean arrived on Albert Square in January 2006 seeking out his great-aunt Pat Evans who allowed him to stay with her. He was later joined by Kevin and Carly. During a family holiday, Dean crossed paths with Shirley who he didn't realise was his mother and Kevin tried to keep them apart. Eventually Shirley revealed her identity which caused Dean's behaviour to spiral and led to him almost dying in a car crash. Dean and Shirley bonded as she helped him to recover from his injuries. Dean was later sentenced to six months in prison after he and Chelsea Fox were exposed as having framed Sean Slater for a crime. He had a tough time in prison, during which he was allowed to attend Kevin's funeral in January 2008, and when he was released Dean was a changed man. He attacked Shirley and disowned her before leaving Walford for Australia.

In 2014, Dean returned to Walford after forming a relationship with his maternal grandfather Stan. He became acquainted with Shirley's brother Mick Carter and his wife Linda. Dean developed an unhealthy obsession with Linda and subsequently raped her, when she finally revealed the truth Mick attacked him and only stopped when Shirley revealed that they were in fact brothers as Mick was secretly her son. The rape caused a divide in the family with Shirley taking Dean's side, however, when Shirley caught Dean attempting to rape his ex Roxy Mitchell she disowned him. He initially admitted to the rape, but subsequently backtracked in court and was acquitted of the crime in August 2016. During this time Dean also discovered he had a daughter, Jade, whom he fathered with Shabnam Masood in 2008.

## Biography

His bad behaviour included him spiking Stacey Slater, stealing The Queen Vic's bust and crashing a car after a joyride,
Elisabeth Sladen

**Elisabeth Clara Heath-Sladen** (1 February 1946 – 19 April 2011) was an English actress. She became best known as Sarah Jane Smith in the British television series *Doctor Who*, appearing as a regular cast member from 1973 to 1976, alongside both Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker, and reprising the role many times in subsequent decades, both on *Doctor Who* and its spin-offs, *K-9 and Company* (1981), *Dimensions in Time* (1993), and *The Sarah Jane Adventures* (2007–2011).

Sladen was interested in ballet and theatre from childhood, and began to appear on stage in the mid-1960s, although she was more often a stage manager at this time. She moved to London in 1970 and won several television roles, with her acting in the police drama *Z-Cars* leading to her being recommended for the role in *Doctor Who*. After leaving the series, she had other roles on both television and radio before semi-retiring to bring up a family in the mid-1980s.

Sladen returned to the public eye in the 2000s with more *Doctor Who* related appearances, which culminated in taking a regular lead role in *The Sarah Jane Adventures*. In 2010, the show earned the Royal Television Society Award for Best Children's Drama. She also made regular guest appearances on the main television series and provided voice-over commentaries and interviews for its releases to DVD. She died of cancer on 19 April 2011.
EastEnders: Iconic Episodes

***EastEnders: Iconic Episodes*** was a series of repeated episodes of *EastEnders* from different eras of the show's history which aired on BBC One on Tuesday night's at 7.30pm. The first special repeat episode was broadcast on 23rd June 2020. The series ran for nine weeks, concluding on 18th August 2020, when it was replaced by an additional episode of the documentary *EastEnders: Secrets from the Square*. The series came about when *EastEnders* took 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 was Episode 6124, which aired on 16th June 2020.

*Information about when each of these episodes were rebroadcast as part of this special series can be found in the notes section of the respective episode pages.*

## External links

* *EastEnders: Iconic Episodes* at bbc.co.uk
Eleanor Rhodes

**Eleanor Cairds** (also known as **Eleanor Rhodes**) is an actress who appeared as Tina Hopkins in *EastEnders* from February to September 1987.

Prior to her *EastEnders* debut, Eleanor played Princess Elizabeth in the television series *By the Sword Divided* in 1985. She landed the role of Tina in 1987, but only stayed with the show for eight months. She then played minor character roles in *The Ruth Rendell Mysteries*, *Peak Practice* and *Yam*. Her last known role in television was in the short movie *Kick About*, which aired in 2013.
Christopher McHallem

**Christopher McHallem** (born in West London in 1960) is an actor and writer, predominantly known for portraying the role of Rod Norman on *EastEnders*between 1987 and 1990.

Christopher was always a budding songwriter, having created lyrics for two West London rock bands that he was a member of in the 1970s: *The Transmitters* and *Decorators*. However, after hearing music band *The Specials*, he realised that competing in the music industry was not for him. After quitting the music industry, Christopher followed a friend to drama school, where he began life as an actor. He debuted in *EastEnders* in 1987 and remained until 1990. Following his departure from the soap, Christopher starred in *Girl with a Pearl Earring*. Then, in 1998, he started working on an idea he had for a comedy drama, focusing on pickpocketers.

In 2001, Christopher began a career as a scriptwriter, penning an episode of *Linda Green*. He then proceeded to write and direct an independent film called *This Little Piggy*. Since then, Christopher has returned to television acting, appearing in shows such as *Inspector George Gently*, *The Bill*, *Life of Crime*, *Penny Dreadful* and *Striking Out*. In 2019, Christopher starred in *Strutting and Fretting* at The Civic Studio.
EastEnders in 2007

2007 was *EastEnders'* twenty-second year.

## Key Storylines

* Max Branning and Stacey Slater's affair
* Patrick Trueman is attacked
* Stella Crawford's abuse of Ben Mitchell
* Pauline Fowler's funeral
* May Wright vs. Dawn Swann
* Phil Mitchell selling dodgy cars to Kevin Wicks
* Deano Wicks goes to prison
* Jim Branning has a stroke
* The opening of R&R
* The Beale/Mitchell car crash
* Jim and Dot Branning adopt a baby
Delivery Person (Episode 6112)

The unnamed **delivery person** was responsible for conveying the memorial bench which Ian Beale had bought for Sharon Watts and other residents to remember Dennis Rickman Jr. by onto the Square. However, a mix-up on the paperwork prior to the delivery led the man to mistakenly believe that it was for Ian. Ian was left unimpressed when the man told him he did not think he was popular enough to warrant a bench.
Dotty Cotton

**Kirsty "Dotty" Cotton** is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera *EastEnders*, played by Molly Conlin from 2008 to 2010 and Milly Zero from 2019 to 2022. She was introduced on 26 December 2008 as the daughter of established character Nick Cotton (John Altman). Nick uses Dotty as his partner-in-crime; they plan to kill his mother Dot Branning (June Brown) and inherit the money from her will. She and Dot subsequently become close after Dotty sabotages Nick's murder attempt at the last minute. In her final storyline which aired on 23 February 2010, she left with her mother Sandy (Caroline Pegg/Martha Cope), who she believed died. On 3 October 2019, Dotty returned, with the role recast to Milly Zero. In December 2021, Sandy tells her that she is not Nick's daughter and that her father is Tom "Rocky" Cotton (Brian Conley). However, in September 2022, this is revealed to be a lie. On 13 November 2022, it was announced that Zero had quit the show and Dotty left on 16 December 2022.
EastEnders in 2008

2008 was *EastEnders'* twenty-third year.

## Key Storylines

* Who's Amy's father?
* Clare Bates' return
* Tanya Branning buries Max Branning alive
* Max Branning's hit and run
* Jack Branning and Tanya Branning's relationship
* Lucy Beale runs away
* Frank Butcher's funeral - return of Ricky Butcher, Diane Butcher and Janine Butcher
* Bianca Jackson returns with her son Liam Butcher and 3 other kids - Tiffany Dean, Whitney Dean and Morgan Jackson-King
* Jase Dyer's death
* Danielle Jones is Ronnie Mitchell's daughter
* Sean Slater bullies Gus Smith
* Mad May's return and the Miller house explosion
* Stacey Branning/Callum Monks/Bradley Branning/Danielle Jones love web
* Max Branning vs Jack Branning
* Introduction of Ronnie and Roxy's dad Archie Mitchell
* Tony King grooming Whitney Dean
* Roxy Slater and Sean Slater's marriage
Dan Pearce

**Dan Pearce** was the estranged son of Billy Mitchell and Julie Perkins, as well as the father of Lola Pearce from his turbulent marriage to Emma Harding.

Born in 1975 to teenage parents Billy and Julie, while they were residing at the same care home, Dan was taken away from Julie a week after his birth with Billy being completely unaware of his existence. Around this time Julie was being sexually abused by the pedophile Henry Mason who ran the home, however, she was certain that Billy was the father as Henry had always used protection. Dan was raised by the Pearce family and in his adult life he met and married Emma Harding whom he went on to have a daughter, Lola, with in 1996.

Dan and Emma's marriage had ended by 1999 and Emma lost contact with her daughter. Dan brought Lola up under the assumption that Emma had simply abandoned them, although when Emma regained contact with her daughter in 2023 she claimed that Dan had been physically abusive throughout their relationship - recalling one incident where she was sent to hospital after he had thrown a boiling kettle over her - and that he had forced her to stay away.

Dan began suffering from liver damage in 2010 and decided to put Lola into care. She was eventually located by her grandfather Billy the following year after he reconnected with Julie and learned the truth about Dan's birth and her abuse at the hands of Henry. Billy confronted and threatened Henry into revealing information about his son but was left heartbroken to discover that he had passed away before he ever had the chance to meet him.
December 2020

**This article is a disambiguation page for December 2020**

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**December 2020** topics:

* For a summary of *EastEnders* storylines of December 2020, see EastEnders in 2020#December
* For a list of episodes originally transmitted in December 2020, see Template:December 2020
* For other in- and out-of-universe information, see December and 2020.
Chris Fewtrell

**Chris Fewtrell** co-wrote **1** episode of *EastEnders* with Zeddy Lawrence - Episode 1233 (4th January 1996). He has collaborated with Zeddy on episodes for other shows including *Byker Grove* and *The House of Windsor*, and also has sole writer credits on dramas such as *Rosemary and Thyme*, *Peak Practice* and *The Bill*. He has been a core writer on *Coronation Street* since 2004.
Fukurou Wayu

**Fukurou Wayu** (和(わ)湯(ゆ)・噴(ふく)郎(ろう), *Wayu Fukurou*), also known as **Hydro-Tide** (ハイドロタイド, *Haidoro Taido*), is a student in Class 2-A at U.A High School, training to become a Pro Hero.

## Appearance

Fukurou is a tall, well-built teenage boy with tanned skin. His medium blue hair is naturally messy with the middle of his forehead covered by a triangle-shaped section of his bangs and his sleepy-looking eyes are silver. Several of his female peers have described him as handsome. His palms have small nozzles that he can use to dispense his Quirk.

During school hours, he wears the standard male uniform which consists of a gray blazer with blue-green stripes, a white collared button-up shirt, red tie, blue-green pants, and brown loafers.

His hero costume (TBA).

## Personality

Absolute fucking himbo. I'll elaborate later.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Scald** ({Ruby|熱|ねっ}}湯(とう), *Nettō*): Fukurou's Quirk allows him to release hot water from the nozzles in his palms. He can control the power and temperature of it.

His water's temperature can range from lukewarm to boiling, while the stream can be a small trickle or a fire-hose-strength blast.

### Stats

Fukurou's stats, according to the Official Character Book

## Battles & Events

**Entrance Exam Arc**
* U.A High School Entrance Exam

**Quirk Apprehension Test Arc**

* Quirk Apprehension Test

## Trivia

* Fukurou's surname contains the kanji for "harmony, peace" (和, *wa*) and "hot water, bath" (湯, *yu*), and his first name contains "erupt, spout" (噴, *fuku*) and "son" (郎, *rou*).

## References

1. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E5%92%8C
2. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E6%B9%AF
3. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E5%99%B4
4. ↑ https://jisho.org/search/%E9%83%8E
EastEnders in 1994

1994 was *EastEnders'* ninth year.

## Production

Leonard Lewis continuing his role as executive producer until Barbara Emile took over. Lewis quit the role after the BBC controllers demanded an extra episode a week. *EastEnders* aired 142 episodes in 1994, with the typical week comprising two half-hour episodes on BBC1, in a time slot of 7.30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 11 April 1994 saw an additional episode shown on Mondays in an 8pm time slot. From that episode the theme tune changed again, after the 'Jazzy Theme' proved unpopular with the public, with the titles remaining the same.
Dennis Rickman

**Dennis Rickman** was the son of Den Watts and father of Dennis Rickman Jr. He originally came to Walford in 2003 as and soon became a regular presence in Walford's market town Albert Square, and in the summer of that year he murdered his former gangland boss Jack Dalton after discovering that the latter was responsible for the apparent death of Dennis's illegitimate father Den in February 1989. Before he killed Dalton, however, Dennis discovered that Den had actually survived the shooting and - thanks to the help of his father's old mistress Jan Hammond - partly contributed to Den's eventual return in September 2003. The follow-up of Den's comeback saw him and Dennis compete against each other in a longstanding conflict that eventually came to an end in 2005 when Den was ultimately killed. Dennis later discovered his father's fate on 29 August 2005, the same day he finally married his adopted sister Sharon after the couple managed to repair their once-forbidden romance.

Dennis established an intense feud with his alpha-male rival and the square's undisputed top-dog kingpin Phil Mitchell - also Sharon's on-off boyfriend. He also bonded with his and Sharon's half-sister Vicki Fowler. In 2005, Dennis became enemies with the square's reigning crime lord Johnny Allen. This came to an unfortunate end when Dennis brutally attacked Johnny for threatening him and throttling Sharon into leaving Walford, as well as killing Andy on the night Den died earlier on. Consequently, Johnny survived the attack and arranged for his henchmen Danny Moon to kill Dennis in retribution; Dennis was later stabbed on that night amid the New Year fireworks celebrating 2006 and he ultimately died in Sharon's arms.