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Eastenders 27th October 2025
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00:30so i can get my head around it so zoe is lying to sharon right so if dennis isn't
00:42the father of the sun do we know who is right she's been avoiding me throughout her whole shift
00:49i don't even have eye contact with me i've been teaching gene how to pull a pint again
00:52has she got a good heart she keeps telling me how much she's matured but all this
01:03all this cat is stupid that's logic i don't know darling listen we all want to meet him i
01:08of course want to meet him but hunting down a son that you had nothing to do with suddenly look
01:13your life depends on it it's nicking out the till now she's fleecing sharon i reckon another grand
01:20at least before she goes off with his private investigator it's not normal is it
01:36this is more than chaotic okay i ain't saying you're wrong any normal person would get a second job
01:53save up go to the bank get an overdraft it makes more sense to find a friendly loan shark than
02:00deliberately rip off the woman across the road yeah we've been over this so many times zoe is an
02:09adult okay she makes her own choices you've given her everything you've got now get it she wants to
02:16see her son there's one thing you can't do and that's trying to protect her from herself okay listen
02:22to me we've got our own kids to worry about all right we have to work our backsides off to keep a roof over
02:27their heads now if she decides to lie to sharon that's down to her but she has to suffer the
02:34consequences all right oh you know what i i'm just hoping all this just fizzles out i really do i mean
02:43after speaking to zach and him telling me that vicky hasn't left her room since they've come back from
02:48the lakes sharon's got enough on her plate without trying to track down what a fake son from a dead
02:57husband come on
03:10power of ice cream one lick and everything's better as i once said to this one fella no wrong crowd
03:24and okay yeah
03:29one power you get bona fide old-fashioned cash and you don't say one word to your mother about the
03:34little upsellers all right
03:55oh
04:04Psssss.
04:19Okay?
04:20Oh, yeah. I love walking around with a tin of tuna on my time off.
04:26Anthony, will you help me?
04:29Vicky, what do you mean?
04:37Oh, come on, look, my mum and Sharon, they can't both have just gone A-ball.
04:40I thought mum was coming straight home from seeing Ben.
04:42Where are they?
04:43Why don't you call them and ask?
04:46Oh, no, that's right, they won't answer.
04:49Because I'm not the only one who thinks you're a total moron.
04:54We couldn't just leave him out on the streets now, could we?
04:57Yeah.
04:58Joel beat me to a pulp, you did not have to give his dad a home.
05:03And I can tell you something, you're going to have to do some serious talking to wing Cathy round.
05:09Vicky, I'm... I am sorry, I...
05:12Look, you never forget what it feels like, everybody...
05:18staring at your son like he's a monster.
05:20Look, Cathy's in Manchester.
05:23And Sharon's visiting Jada, she wants to get some DNA off Denny's daughter.
05:28Alyssa? Why?
05:30Because she is obsessed, Ian.
05:33Reckons this could be it.
05:34She spent the whole time in the lakes talking about how amazing it would be to find Zoe's son,
05:38how she's got to give it everything she can, and...
05:42Look, I don't know, but I think that she reckons that if she can find Denny's half-brother,
05:46that it will be some sort of...
05:49..second chance.
05:50And I'm not sure that that is realistic, and it certainly ain't cheap.
05:57You know she's cashed in her riser.
06:01Tell her I... I want to help.
06:04I'll, um... I'll transfer her the money.
06:08You?
06:08Yeah.
06:10You do know you can't buy your way back into the good books?
06:13Rough shot.
06:15Rough shot.
06:16Good evening, coach.
06:43Hmm?
06:46I don't know everything we've talked about.
06:50I honestly don't know what sort of state I'd be in without them.
06:53I mean, yeah, Harvey does finish off your milk,
06:56and Ian follows you around in one of those little mini-Oovers, but...
06:59Ross, if you could, fit us in tomorrow, that'd be great.
07:03If you keep putting in the requests, Charlie will come round.
07:07He hates me. And Vicky hates me.
07:11Look, I can't get near either of them.
07:13You know, my judgment's obviously completely shot.
07:16You know, I say it wrong, I do it wrong,
07:19and I'd just make it worse if I got another chance.
07:21Yeah, we've all been there.
07:23You know, we're all still trying to figure it out, aren't we?
07:26Yeah, I get it. The internet's a great thing, but they didn't really think about it.
07:29Kids, did they?
07:30You know, all those bullies, perverts, geniuses,
07:34and they're buzzing in their pockets 24-7.
07:36No wonder some of them go off the rails.
07:38I just want my family back.
07:41I've run out of ways of trying to tell her that I'm sorry.
07:45Well, maybe apologies and big gestures is not what she wants.
07:51There's one thing I know about women, all right?
07:54They're like you're much better when you listen to them.
07:57Julie said yes, you said yes, didn't you?
08:03Mm.
08:04There's nothing other than a nice balloon to lift the spirits.
08:10So I was thinking if you were going to see Gina before your shift,
08:20then if it was all right with you, I might come along and, you know,
08:25give her the balloon if, you know, come with.
08:29I had an accident. I need to apologise.
08:35No.
08:36No. Right. Yeah. Right. Yeah.
08:39Of course I do.
08:41Nigel, I didn't go and find that book I got you out on India.
08:45Oh, yeah.
08:46Do a little bit of planning after I've finished the dishes, eh?
08:48Yeah. It's a good afternoon.
08:49Right, sweetheart.
08:56Er...
08:58You do understand that this time next month he could be locked up?
09:04The remains of his life in prison for a crash he can't even remember?
09:07Oh, and you do know that any day now he's going to get his court date through.
09:10I mean, I'm already...
09:17I mean, might as well be his jailer.
09:20I've had all the time.
09:22Another meltdown next to an accident.
09:25We've lost all the money on the side of the car and...
09:28Well, I don't know if I'm cashing my pension to give him one last precious...
09:34...precious dream, George, or...
09:38...or trying to come on enough to pay for the taxi first to Wandsworth.
09:41Well, at least you know where he is.
09:47Oh. Nice.
09:51Julie.
09:53I haven't heard from my vulnerable brother.
09:56A couple of weeks, at least.
09:59I've no idea if he's even in Cardiff.
10:03I can't go full pelt...
10:05...and track him down because...
10:07...I've offended him already over his independence.
10:10And now Gina.
10:13To top off everything.
10:15I've got her laid up. Act off.
10:18I'm trying to hold down the job.
10:20Making sure she's eating some decent food and now I'm doing the washing.
10:23So I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry.
10:26But...
10:28...Nigel's card and balloon...
10:30...and his guilty conscience...
10:32...after he's caused after grief.
10:34Not my top priority.
10:40Night.
10:44Dude.
10:50Yeah. Go on.
10:56Okay.
10:58It's your choice.
11:00Because I trust your judgement, you know?
11:05You want to get him more help.
11:07Mm.
11:11You think I don't know what I'm doing?
11:15I think you know what you're doing.
11:19Harry's in the best place for him.
11:23But he needs to eat dinner.
11:25And I've got my cash card now.
11:28I was going to the McMart.
11:30I have to go to the McMart now.
11:32Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on.
11:34I'm actually one step ahead of you.
11:37Yeah.
11:39My guy's got a shopping list.
11:41You're going to stay here and you're going to look after him.
11:45Because you're going to be the first face he's going to want to see when he wakes up.
11:49Hmm?
11:51I'm going to get him a little remedy, you know?
11:53Easy symptoms.
11:55But you're going to stay here and make sure that he gets total rest.
11:59No one disturbs him.
12:00No one comes in.
12:01Got it?
12:03Good.
12:06We don't want him taking a sudden turn for the worse than, you know.
12:11Dying on us.
12:14Hmm.
12:24Not much to recommend being this age.
12:46Hmm.
12:47All that fun.
12:49Hey.
12:50Will I marry?
12:51Will I have kids?
12:52What career will I have?
12:54Hmm.
12:55And then those questions are answered and you end up just feeling responsible for everyone.
12:58Wondering when the next catastrophe is going to happen.
13:02Hmm.
13:04You can take Gina some of that if she's off the hospital food.
13:07Oh, yeah. Thanks.
13:08Hmm.
13:09Hmm.
13:10Hmm.
13:11Hmm.
13:12Hmm.
13:13Hmm.
13:14Hmm.
13:15Hmm.
13:16Hmm.
13:17Hmm.
13:19Co-cho will show up.
13:21You should trust that again.
13:24I mean, if he's...
13:26being all independent and that, I mean, he might...
13:29he might already be back.
13:31Well, I was sitting at the apartment at the hospital, so, yeah.
13:34Hmm.
13:36And I suppose it won't kill me to take Nigel's card.
13:40Thanks.
13:42Nigel!
13:49Sweetheart, you...
13:56Nigel!
13:58All right, Alf.
13:59All in the fridge ready to go, mate.
14:01Hey, my little resident Delia Smith, isn't she?
14:02I'll tell, um, Kat, that I've labelled the vegan sausage rolls on.
14:03Yeah, lovely.
14:04Will do, mate.
14:05One, two, one, two.
14:06Tester, one, two!
14:08You know, I could have met you if you told me you were discharging yourself.
14:09Yeah.
14:10Yeah, you could have borrowed Louie's push bike and then I could have sat on the handlebars.
14:11Cindy texted me, I told her I'd go straight in.
14:12I need a drink before my shift, not a babysitter.
14:14Tough.
14:15Here we go, we go!
14:16It must be love, love, love...
14:19And again!
14:21Alf, Alf, Alf!
14:22Can you sing over the hills and far out?
14:24I'm not a ladle of the hills.
14:26Not a little bit.
14:27Come on, here we go.
14:28It must be love.
14:30Love, love!
14:32And again!
14:33Alf, Alf, Alf!
14:34Can you sing Over the Hills and Far Out?
14:36Yeah, Alf!
14:37Can you sing Over the Hills and Far Out?
14:39Can you sing Over the Hills and Far Away?
14:41Somewhere north of the Watford Caps should do it.
14:44Nothing more, nothing less.
14:46Love is the best.
14:48Don't you be cheating on the quiz, all right?
14:50All right.
14:51I think we might have to ask the new lodger a leave.
14:55Yeah, look, I know this is all my bro idea,
14:59but it's all getting a bit awkward,
15:01and I quite like your mum to start speaking to me again.
15:04I know the man's a bit of a staple.
15:07I don't think Ross has quite worked out how to use a washing machine yet.
15:10His tail's starting to make the bathroom stink of drains.
15:13How about we have a cheeky little win at the quiz,
15:15a few drinks,
15:16and we just casually slip it into the conversation later?
15:18Agreed.
15:19Right, I'll have a large Merlot.
15:20What?
15:21I've nicked our table.
15:33It'll be fine. It'll be fine. You can't have gone far.
15:36Oh, yes, well, let's hope he's headed for the hospital and not India.
15:46I've looked everywhere I can think.
15:48Sorry, I don't know what you're talking about.
15:49The cat, it was upstairs earlier and I left the window open.
15:51It's my fault. I couldn't, it couldn't have got out the window.
15:54We thought we caught sight of her outside the cafe.
15:56Hold on, the cat's been curled up behind the settee since first thing this morning.
16:00What?
16:01He was actually talking to me.
16:02Oh, my God! I can't believe it!
16:04Oh, thanks, Anthony, for your help.
16:09So...
16:11I'm really worried about you, darling.
16:13This is a bit intense, isn't it?
16:16You can't keep pretending when things get awkward, all right?
16:19It's not as if I can forget what you told me last night.
16:22I was thinking, why don't you do a few shifts cleaning, yeah?
16:26I'll go to the bank with you, if you like.
16:28Oh, yeah. That's a great idea.
16:29I'll save up for the next ten years. That'll sort it.
16:31You can't do this.
16:33Go and do Sharon the truth, right?
16:35And give her her money back.
16:37What I need to do is find my son now, Kat.
16:42Whatever it takes.
16:58It was an accident.
17:00The last thing I would do is deliberately hurt someone.
17:07I'm really very, very sorry.
17:23Is that balloon for me?
17:28Yes.
17:31Is that chocolate?
17:33Yes.
17:37Apology accepted.
17:48You know for a fact there is a science to the art of the pub quiz.
17:51Ian.
17:52It's just a game.
17:53But a prime table is key.
17:55And I reserve that table.
17:57Yeah, and I can't see your name anywhere.
17:59And to be honest, the chair you sit in ain't gonna enhance your chances.
18:04That prize is already ours.
18:06Hasn't lost a pub quiz since 2019.
18:08And I need every penny.
18:10I'm counting down the dates of my trip to ours.
18:12All right.
18:13Challenge accepted.
18:15Alfie, what's the penalty for having one too many people in your team?
18:19What?
18:20Oh no.
18:21We ain't taking it that serious.
18:22You're at MD.
18:23You're on the speed dial.
18:24Yeah?
18:25There's no penalty for having more than a few on your team.
18:27Now listen, we need the oldies for sports and religion.
18:30We're going to need Anthony for medical, Denzel for youth.
18:34Yeah?
18:35What time does Jack finish work?
18:36Mum, mum, where are you?
18:37I don't know anything about rock music.
18:38Just send it in.
18:39Will you pick up, please?
18:40We pick up, Lee.
18:41Hold on a second.
18:42Just everybody.
18:43Look, I ain't saying that.
18:45But, okay, do me a favour, darling.
18:47Can you look up the rules of pub quiz?
18:48What's the matter with you lot?
18:50It ain't a taking part.
18:51It's the winning that counts.
18:53Oh.
18:54And he is absolutely right.
18:57Prime table is everything.
19:00Close to the quiz master in case he wants to give you a helpful little hint.
19:04Or leaves his answers lying around.
19:06You can hear what he's saying.
19:07Not too close to other teams for distraction.
19:10Or copy you.
19:11Good lying.
19:12He is everything.
19:13Yeah.
19:14They call her the queen of the quiz back in Watford.
19:16What?
19:17Who beat you back in 2019?
19:18Ooh.
19:19Whoa.
19:20They cheated.
19:21We don't talk about 2019, Gail.
19:24Ever.
19:25Sorry, Grant.
19:26It's all right.
19:33I got it as quick as I can.
19:34Lauren's been...
19:35Wait, how come you're sitting here now?
19:36I've just spent the past hour with Louie crying his eyes out, refusing to eat his chicken nuggets.
19:45I thought you were just going up the park.
19:47What?
19:48Oh, yes.
19:49Yes, we did indeed.
19:50Um...
19:51Quick knockabout.
19:52Pop in to visit the chicken.
19:53Ice cream, then home.
19:54My pleasure.
19:55Thank you later.
19:56Now, Louie's now saying that he's a vegetarian, mate.
19:57Did he?
19:58Little pop it owes me a quid.
20:00Well, actually, you said he was vegan, but I put my foot down.
20:02Over my dead body.
20:04No.
20:05He's not doing dead bodies.
20:06Keep up.
20:07It's a plant-based diet.
20:08It's very worthy.
20:09Hold on a minute.
20:10What were you even doing taking up to see the chickens?
20:12Because he arsed, Brian.
20:14Look.
20:15To be honest with you, I think, you know, ten years old is a bit late to not even now
20:20be discovering that chicken nuggets don't start off in a pack.
20:23Slow developer.
20:25Must be genetic.
20:27You heard from your mum.
20:29She's supposed to be helping out.
20:30No, she ain't even sent a text to anyone.
20:32No.
20:33Mmm.
20:34Right, OK, everybody.
20:35So, Mrs Moon, final decision, even though I'm the quiz master.
20:47It says here, right, teams more than three, one point per additional person handicapped.
20:53There you go.
20:54All right, Jack, it's fine.
20:57We don't need you.
20:58You can stay home.
20:59OK, right.
21:00First of all, I want to say good evening, everybody.
21:02Good evening.
21:03Good evening.
21:04I'd love to see you all.
21:05Now, listen, as you know, one of our local families in the community have been affected
21:12by blindness, and she, who must be obeyed, has insisted that the profits from the ticket
21:19sales tonight go to a wonderful cause, and that's St. Lucy's Charitable Trust here in
21:26Walford.
21:27Isn't that wonderful?
21:29It's a wonderful charity that offers practical support and raises awareness for youngsters
21:34with loss of sight.
21:36All right.
21:37So, without further ado, are we ready for our Charity Met quiz night?
21:43Yay!
21:44OK, right then.
21:46So, time to get your thinking caps on.
21:49It's round one, question one, and it's general knowledge.
21:53Why would I want to talk to you?
21:57OK, right, everybody.
21:59OK, here comes question number one.
22:02What was Mahatma Gandhi famous for?
22:05And don't put down he made one good movie, because that's not funny, all right?
22:09You have let your priorities get so screwed over your own son, you've forgotten the basics.
22:15There is right, and there is wrong, Ross.
22:18You come back to me when you know which side you're on.
22:32You're Zoe in?
22:33Yeah.
22:34I've got a message from Sharon.
22:35No, no, don't.
22:36I'm going to take care of you now, little one.
22:37I promise.
22:38Even though you don't have a name, I'm here.
22:39And I'm never going to give up on you.
22:40Yeah, I'm...
22:41And I'm...
22:42I'm going to take care of you now, little one.
22:43I promise.
22:44Even though you don't have a name, I'm here.
22:46And I'm never going to give up on you.
22:51I'm going to take care of you now, little one.
22:55I promise.
22:57Even though you don't have a name, I'm here.
23:02And I'm never going to give up on you.
23:08Yeah, I'd researched it for years.
23:12It's the spiritual rituals that I was interested in.
23:19Not the spa retreats, you know, someone massaging my wobbly bits.
23:25They'd need danger money, anyway.
23:30Look up.
23:31R.T. Sermon, A.A.R.
23:35Oh, I've just gone through all your India plans. Looks amazing.
23:41You didn't know where I was.
23:45Anyway, now I'm done. Come on, let's get you on.
23:49Julie.
23:56Taking care of me 24-7 in India.
24:03I'm not as reliable as I used to be.
24:08I had a car accident.
24:10Oh, wow.
24:13I have been known to lie down in the middle of the road in my nighties.
24:17And the...
24:18And the police say that I'm a flight risk.
24:22So, um...
24:24You know...
24:26Going to India...
24:28It's not going to happen, love.
24:32Is it?
24:33I think we both need to admit that.
24:39Yeah.
24:44Oh, well.
24:45There it is.
24:49It was, um...
24:51We were younger then and broke.
24:53We both set our heart on India.
25:00But...
25:09If I forget you...
25:12One day...
25:13You go.
25:14We're both of us.
25:18Yeah.
25:26I love you.
25:27I love both of you.
25:29Not in a, you know...
25:31Let me know you.
25:32Life can be ever so hard, can't it?
25:35So you're worth the count.
25:36Yes, that's it, that's it.
25:37Good point.
25:38That's the spirit.
25:39I mean, the internet could be ever so realistic,
25:42so you could look at India on that.
25:44Yeah.
25:46Yeah.
25:47Yeah.
25:54Believe me, I don't want to get involved,
25:56but Sharon is non-stop texting me,
25:57and, look, I ain't heard her this excited in months.
26:00I don't get it.
26:02It's not even like she'd be blood-related to Denny's half-brother,
26:04but I guess the grief of losing a child,
26:07it makes you do crazy things.
26:08But anyway, she's on her way back from Birmingham,
26:10and she reckons she's got something that will change everything.
26:14Sharon has managed to get Denny's daughter's DNA,
26:18meaning that Zoe is going to have a much better chance
26:22of finding your grandson.
26:23Right.
26:25Don't go overboard.
26:26All right, number 12,
26:27name the play where hell is described as other people.
26:30Vicky.
26:33Zoe, right?
26:34No!
26:34Someone has got to tell you the truth.
26:38No, they don't.
26:40I'm telling you to shut your mouth.
26:42Shut your mouth!
26:43Zoe has been lying to Sharon.
26:46All right, Dennis was never the father of her son,
26:49and Denny, he never had a half-brother.
26:51Why would you do that?
26:55You're always ruining it,
26:56all sticking your nose in.
26:58Is it true?
26:59Is this right?
27:00You have just lost me.
27:02My son, back off.
27:04I swear to God, Zoe.
27:05Hey, hey!
27:06Why the hell would you lie about something like that?
27:08You, just stay out of my sight!
27:10What the hell is wrong with you?
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