As Jamie is interviewed by psychologist Briony (Erin Doherty), we see him slowly reveal that he's not an innocent kid, but warped by misogyny and a twisted sense of entitlement. The episode was captivating in its acting, but it stayed with you: from Jamie's sudden switch from vulnerability to manipulation, to the moment the camera zooms in on Briony's face as she registers who Jamie really is. Horrifying.
"I think this is probably going to be one of those arcs of how long it takes [to adopt a child]. It opens up all sorts of stories within the story: the doubts and the fears, the insecurities, the coming together, communication, the obstacles of Eve's past, and Suki maybe not believing in her ability as a mother from her past experience. So, there's a lot to explore."
I'm out of it forever. I didn't get killed or anything. We both [he and his on-screen partner, Syed Masood] left to lead a much better life out of the Square.
Oscar Branning's return to EastEnders excited fans as he flirted with Peter and confirmed his bisexuality, showcasing the chaotic charm of his character.
Shona McGarty posted an emotive black and white photo from inside a recording studio, expressing excitement about her work with musician Steve Anderson. She captioned, "My happy place! Working with @mrsteveanderson is an absolute dream, we got so much accomplished in our studio session yesterday." Other fans and TV presenter Laura Whitmore expressed their enthusiasm for her music career, indicating high expectations for her future projects.
Rita Simons' departure from Hollyoaks has sparked fan speculation about a potential return of Ronnie and Roxy to EastEnders, as many hope to see the beloved characters back.