List of EastEnders characters introduced in 2021

The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the British soap opera EastEnders in 2021, by order of first appearance. All characters are introduced by the show's executive producer, Jon Sen.^[1] The first character to be introduced in 2021 is Caleb Malone (Ben Freeman), who joined as part of a storyline involving Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) and Lucas Johnson (Don Gilet). Zack Hudson (James Farrar) made his debut in March, followed by Dana Monroe (Barbara Smith) and Estelle Jones (Sue Holderness) in April. Vi Highway (Gwen Taylor) was then introduced in May. Tom "Rocky" Cotton (Brian Conley) made his first appearance in May pretending to be Terry Cant, the father of Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy). Dani Dyer guest-starred as Jeanette in June and Harvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) made his debut in July. Kate Robbins was then cast in the guest role of music agent Jen Glover, making her first appearance in August. In October, Delroy Atkinson, Charlie Wernham and Heather Peace made their debuts as Howie Danes, Aaron Monroe and Eve Unwin, respectively, as well as Alyssa, the child of Jada Lennox (Kelsey Calladine-Smith) and Dennis Rickman (Bleu Landau). Additionally, multiple other characters appear throughout the year.

Caleb Malone
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Ben Freeman
First appearance	Episode 6209 25 January 2021 (2021-01-25)
Last appearance	Episode 6238 16 March 2021 (2021-03-16)
Classification	Former; guest
Introduced by	Jon Sen

Caleb Malone, played by Ben Freeman, first appears in episode 6209, originally broadcast on 25 January 2021.^[2] The character and Freeman's casting details were announced on 12 January 2021.^[3] Caleb is introduced as part of a story with Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) and her father, Lucas Johnson (Don Gilet), although details regarding the story were embargoed.^[3] Rianne Houghton from Digital Spy suggested that Caleb could be involved in Chelsea's plot against her father.^[3] Freeman was contracted for multiple episodes, appearing in a small stint.^[3] A Heart reporter called Caleb "a very mysterious new character".^[4] The character departs in episode 6238, originally broadcast on 16 March 2021.^[5]

Caleb arrives in Walford to meet Chelsea, having spoken previously on the phone about a "job" in which Cheslea is using Lucas as a "courier". Caleb comments to Chelsea that her clothes appear expensive so she clearly knows how to spend the money she took from him. She insists he will get it back and he says to make sure nothing goes wrong, making a veiled threat towards her.^[2]

Stan "Stas" Saunders
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Adam Young
First appearance	Episode 6225 22 February 2021 (2021-02-22)
Last appearance	Episode 6280 28 May 2021 (2021-05-28)
Classification	Former; guest
Introduced by	Jon Sen

Stan "Stas" Saunders, played by Adam Young is an associate of Phil (Steve McFadden) and Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden), who first appeared in Episode 6225, which originally aired 22 February 2021. He comes to the Mitchell's to launder money but also speaks to Kheerat Panesar (Jaz Deol), who offers to do it cheaper and faster. However, Phil's girlfriend, Kat Slater (Jessie Wallace), tells him that Stas met Kheerat so Phil is able to secure the business with Stas by revealing that his meeting was leaked. Kat sees Stas and later, Stas does not go to his meeting with Ben, revealing that he dislikes the Mitchells' nickname for him, "Shell Suit Stan", which he heard from Kat, who was upset by something Phil said about her. Phil tells Ben to let Kheerat have the deal with Stas because he will mess it up. Stas increases the amount of money to be laundered from £50,000 a week to £100,000 and Kheerat agrees. Kheerat allows Ben to work with him and Stas because the Panesar name is not well known but the Mitchells are. Stas says he cannot trust Ben because of his relationship with a police officer, Callum Highway (Tony Clay) and asks Ben if he and Phil have called him "mad" behind his back, threatening to shoot someone if he does not tell the truth. Ben admits that they have, so Stas then says because he cannot trust Ben, he now cannot trust Kheerat and the deal is off, demanding his money back or he will shoot someone. Kheerat calls his brother, Vinny Panesar (Shiv Jalota) to bring the cash but Vinny is confronted by a thief. With Callum's help, Vinny escapes the thief. Stas threatens to shoot someone when Vinny arrives, giving Stas his cash. Stas agrees to keep to the deal but confirms to Ben that Kat told him about the Mitchells' "mad" comments about him. Later, Kheerat decides to give Vinny a job to look after one of Stas's associates. Vinny agrees to drive the man and sees he has gold bars in a bag in the boot of the car. Vinny then sees the man has died suddenly so he calls Callum and shows him the gold. Callum contacts Ben, who delivers the gold to Stas. When Ben returns, he says Stas thinks the man stole some of the gold and it will not be found and he congratulates Vinny on his good job. Vinny then reveals to his family that he stole the gold. Kheerat's mother, Suki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal), later agrees to launder money for Stas but Kheerat says it is too much and turns him down. He made his final appearance in Episode 6280, which originally aired on 28 May 2021.

Zack Hudson, played by James Farrar, first appears in episode 6237, originally broadcast on 16 March 2021.^[5] The character and Farrar's casting details were announced on 31 January 2021.^[6] Zack is introduced as the son of Gavin Sullivan (Paul Nicholas) and half-brother of established character Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean), although this is embargoed until his first appearance.^[7] The character is billed as a "unpredictable troublemaker who lives life in the fast lane".^[6] He is described as "forever the ladies' man" and Jon Sen, the show's executive producer, called him a "charming rogue".^[6] Farrar noted that Zack becomes a "heartthrob" who causes tension with the Carter family.^[7] The character's backstory states that he experienced a challenging childhood which gave him attachment issues and turned him into a "lone wolf".^[6] Farrar expressed his delight at joining EastEnders and hoped to bring his experience as "a born and bred Londoner" to the role.^[6] He liked Zack's backstory and commented, "there is a real depth to him that I can't wait to explore."^[6] He found the role of Zack different to other roles he has portrayed.^[7] Sen dubbed Farrar "a wonderful addition" and teased that "trouble is always just round the corner" for Zack.^[6]

Dana Monroe (initially credited as Dana Adams), played by Barbara Smith, first appear in episode 6247, originally broadcast on 1 April 2021.^[8] She is introduced as a love interest for Bobby Beale (Clay Milner Russell), who meets her under a false alias.^[9] Smith previously appeared on EastEnders in 2019 as Ellie.^[10] Smith auditioned for the role of Dana over Zoom due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on television and despite thinking that she had not performed well, Smith was cast as Dana. She was initially cast in a 6-month guest stint, but was promoted to a regular cast member and had her family introduced to the soap. Dana has been shown to be a bubbly and likeable character and critics have noted that it has been refreshing to have a character with good intentions on EastEnders.^[11]

As well as her on-off relationship with Bobby, her tumultuous relationships with her relatives have been central to Dana's storylines. Father Harvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) is shown to be a strict father to Dana and attempts to control her, while brother Aaron Monroe (Charlie Wernham) disgusts Dana with his racist and Islamophobic attitudes. Smith noted that despite Dana being at the bottom of the Monroe family's power hierarchy, it would not stop her from attempting to change their family's old-fashioned mindsets.^[11] Smith's departure was announced in June 2022, having been written out by new executive producer Chris Clenshaw.^[12] Dana made her departure in episode 6549, originally broadcast on 1 September 2022.^[13] The character's relationship with Bobby has been well received by viewers and critics, with one of their scenes nominated for Feel Good Moment at the 2021 Inside Soap Awards.^[14] Smith was also nominated in the newcomer categories at the 2021 I Talk Telly Awards and the Digital Spy Reader Awards for her portrayal of Dana.^[15][16]

Molly Ellis
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Juliette Alexandra
Duration	2021–2022
First appearance	Episode 6250 6 April 2021 (2021-04-06)
Last appearance	Episode 6470 18 April 2022 (2022-04-18)
Classification	Former; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen

Molly Ellis, played by Juliette Alexandra^[17] is the owner of a dog that Bailey Baker (Kara-Leah Fernandes) and Bernadette Taylor (Clair Norris) have been taking care of. She first appears in Episode 6250, which originally aired 6 April 2021.

After retrieving her dog, Molly asks Bernadette on a date and the two of them strike up a friendship over the coming months and even become co-workers at KJP Pest Control. However, she learns that Bernadette has plans to be a surrogate mother for Rainie (Tanya Franks) and Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ), which Molly vocalises her disagreement with. Bernadette explains that their payment is to benefit her family, who come first for her, and she tells Molly that they are done. Molly made her last appearance in Episode 6470, which originally aired on 18 April 2022, however she was mentioned once more on 18 August 2022 when Bernie mentioned going out clubbing with her and some others for her 20th birthday.

Estelle Jones
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Sue Holderness
First appearance	Episode 6261 26 April 2021 (2021-04-26)
Last appearance	Episode 6264 30 April 2021 (2021-04-30)
Classification	Former; guest
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Occupation Theatrical agent

Estelle Jones, played by Sue Holderness, first appears in episode 6261, originally broadcast on 26 April 2021.^[18] The character and Holderness' casting details were announced on 26 March 2021.^[19] Holderness was contracted for a guest stint and appears in four episodes.^[20] The actress expressed her delight at her casting and found filming on the EastEnders set a "surreal" experience.^[19] EastEnders marks Holderness' first time filming a soap.^[20] Estelle is introduced as a love interest for Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick).^[19] Holderness described her character as "a good time girl" who adopts a carefree attitude to money and enjoys "fine dining".^[20] The character is a theatrical agent who works with children.^[20] She arrives for a photoshoot with Billy's daughter, Janet Mitchell (Grace).^[19] Estelle meets Billy and becomes "very intrigued" by him.^[20] Holderness did not think that Estelle and Billy were well suited, but felt Billy needed "some fun in his life".^[20] Estelle departs in episode 6264, originally broadcast on 30 April 2021.^[21] Holderness expressed an interest in reprising the role again.^[20]

Estelle is theatrical agent who Billy meets at when dropping his daughter Janet off for a photoshoot. They go on a date and Estelle asks Janet's mother and Billy's ex-wife, Honey Mitchell (Emma Barton), if she is okay with them dating. Honey approves but is upset to learn that Estelle is paying Janet less than the other children, believing it to be because Janet has Down syndrome. Estelle states that this isn't the case and that she is paid less because of her inexperience. Estelle goes on another date with Billy and Honey appears, refusing to take Janet to any more photoshoots.

Nyangi Marwa
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Lucy Vandi
First appearance	Episode 6264 30 April 2021 (2021-04-30)
Last appearance	Episode 62 1 June 2021 (2021-06-01)
Classification	Former; guest
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Daughters Mila Marwa Kioni Marwa

Nyangi Marwa, played by Lucy Vandi^[22] is the mother of Mila Marwa (Ruhtxjiaïh Bèllènéa), who first appeared in Episode 6264, which first aired on 30 April 2021. She finds Mila in Walford and tries to persuade her to marry a man named Joseph. However, Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth), who Mila is living with, affirms that Mila is gay and that the marriage would not be good for her. Nyangi continues to tell Mila that she will marry Joseph until Mila states that she has done enough for their family.

Mila learns that Nyangi plans to take her sister Kioni Marwa (Florisa Kamara) away on a supposed holiday. Mila recalls to when her mother told her the same story when she was Kioni's age and realises that Nyangi is having Kioni undergo female genital mutilation. Kathy calls the police on her and Nyangi is subsequently arrested. Nyangi made her last appearance in Episode 6282, which aired on 1 June 2021 and is sentenced to imprisonment in December 2021. Mila and her girlfriend Iqra Ahmed (Priya Davdra) gain custody of Kioni and the three of them subsequently move to Bristol in February 2022.

Vi Highway
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Gwen Taylor
Duration	2021–2023
First appearance	Episode 6265 3 May 2021
Last appearance	Episode 6660 9 March 2023
Classification	Former; regular
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Husband Freddie Highway Sons Jonno Highway Christopher Grandsons Stuart Highway Callum Highway Other relatives Zara Highway Roland Highway

Violet "Vi" Highway, played by Gwen Taylor, first appears in episode 6265, originally broadcast on 3 May 2021.^[23] The character and Taylor's casting details were announced on 17 March 2021.^[24] Vi is billed as the "quick-witted and blunt" grandmother of established characters Callum Highway (Tony Clay) and Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ).^[24] She is described as a "steely" and dependable woman with a "very warm heart" deep down.^[24] Taylor characterised Vi as "sharp but honest" and said that she places importance on her family.^[25] Johnathon Hughes from the Radio Times dubbed Vi a "plucky pensioner" who is "no-nonsense, takes no prisoners and has absolutely no filter".^[25]

When developing the character, Taylor took inspiration from her own mother who would regularly share her opinions.^[25] Hughes felt that Vi could fill the void of the "cockney matriarch" missing from the show. Taylor liked the idea of developing Vi into this character and hoped writers would explore this.^[25] Taylor first auditioned for EastEnders in 1984 for one of the show's original characters, but was rejected due to not being from the area.^[25] Jon Sen, the show's executive producer, was pleased with Taylor's casting, calling her "the perfect actress to play the multi-faceted Violet Highway".^[24]

The character is introduced in the build up to Callum's wedding to Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden).^[24] She arrives after Ben informs her about the wedding and when she meets him, Vi warns Ben that Callum was a good person until he met Ben.^[24] Vi then arranges a chat with Ben's father, Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden); Taylor explained that Vi is not in "fighting mode" when she meets Phil, which meant he did not need to fear her. The actress enjoyed working with McFadden, who helped her adjust to the filming schedule.^[25] Sen teased that Vi is "a grandmother not to be messed with", which he said Callum and Stuart would quickly learn.^[24] On Vi's relationship with her grandchildren, Taylor commented, "She loves those boys and is incredibly protective of them."^[25] In her backstory, Vi spent a lot of time caring for Stuart as a child, but did not do the same with Callum. As a result, she favours Stuart.^[24][25]

Discussing future storylines for her character, Taylor told Hughes that Vi has a secret, which would explain how her life has panned out. She wanted the character to be well-embedded in the show before the secret was explored.^[25] The secret was revealed in November 2021 when it emerges Vi has another son, Christopher, who she gave away because she feared she couldn't provide enough support as he has Down syndrome.^[26]

Tom "Rocky" Cotton, played by Brian Conley, first appears in episode 6274, originally broadcast on 18 May 2021.^[27] The character and Conley's casting details were announced on 15 February 2021.^[28] The character is introduced as Terry Cant, the father of established character Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy).^[28] Whilst the concept of Terry Cant had been referenced since Sonia's introduction, it received more focus in June 2020 when Sonia decides to search for him.^[28] The character is billed as the "ultimate people pleaser" and a charmer.^[28] His arrival creates "a huge shock" for Sonia, who had given up looking for her father.^[28] Conley expressed his delight at joining the cast, calling it "an incredible moment for me".^[28] His father was a big fan of EastEnders, so the actor was proud to be a part of the show.^[28] Jon Sen, the show's executive producer, thought Conley was the perfect casting for Terry Cant and called him "a talented performer whose charm, wit and charisma are exactly the qualities we want for Terry".^[28]

On 12 September 2023, it was confirmed that Conley had quit the show,^[29] and his last appearance aired on 29 December 2023 which saw Rocky in police custody admitting to the fire at the cafe after an emotional goodbye to Kathy.

Kioni Marwa
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Florisa Kamara
Duration	2021–2022
First appearance	Episode 6277 24 May 2021 (2021-05-24)
Last appearance	Episode 6428 3 February 2022 (2022-02-03)
Classification	Former; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Mother Nyangi Marwa Sisters Mila Marwa

Kioni Marwa, played by Florisa Kamara^[30] is the sister of Mila Marwa (Ruhtxjiaïh Bèllènéa). She first appears in Episode 6277, which first aired on 24 May 2021, when she informs Mila that their mother Nyangi Marwa (Lucy Vandi) plans to take her on a trip to see an unnamed aunt.

Mila later reveals that Nyangi is planning to have her taken to be genitally mutilated, as she was when she was younger. Mila's girlfriend, Iqra Ahmed (Priya Davdra), gets Nyangi sent to prison and Mila is given custody of Kioni. The three of them then move to Bristol. Kioni last appeared in Episode 6428, which originally aired on 3 February 2022.

Jeanette
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Dani Dyer
Appears in	Episode 6289 15 June 2021 (2021-06-15)
Classification	Former; guest
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Occupation Taxi driver Sons Michael

Jeanette, played by Dani Dyer, appears in episode 6289, originally broadcast on 15 June 2021.^[31] The character and Dyer's casting details were announced on 5 May 2021.^[32] Jeanette is introduced as a pregnant taxicab driver who drives Mick Carter, portrayed by her real-life father Danny Dyer, to his wife's baby scan appointment.^[33] Dyer was contracted for a cameo appearance in one episode.^[32] She enjoyed filming with her father and admitted that he would try making her laugh during filming.^[33] For the role of Jeanette, Dyer had to learn how to drive a taxi. She admitted to not being a confident driver, so she did test runs before filming.^[33] While taxiing Mick, Jeanette's waters break and he has to help her give birth. Dyer initially researched how to act pregnant, before deciding to use her own experiences when portraying the character. She also had to wear a fake baby bump, which she enjoyed.^[33]

Jeanette is flagged down by Mick after his car suffers a flat tyre in his attempts to get to the hospital where his wife Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) is having a baby scan. Jeanette is heavily pregnant herself, and when they stop for her to use the loo, her waters break. She panics as her partner is away, but Mick takes charge of the situation and drives her to the hospital. Once there, she pleads with Mick not to leave her, calling him her guardian angel (something which Mick called her when they first met), and Mick accompanies her as she has the baby.^[31] She gives birth to a boy, who she names Michael.^[34]

Harvey Monroe, played by Ross Boatman, first appears in episode 6311, originally broadcast on 22 July 2021.^[35] The character and Boatman's casting details were announced on 9 June 2021.^[36] Harvey is introduced as the father of newcomer Dana Monroe (Barbara Smith), who is in a relationship with Bobby Beale (Clay Milner Russell).^[36] He is billed as "traditional and a real family man".^[36] Boatman described him as "an old-school East Ender with traditional values".^[37] Harvey is a taxi driver.^[37] The character's backstory states that he was brought up in Bow, London and has raised Dana on his own. Subsequently, they have a close relationship.^[36]

Jen Glover, played by Kate Robbins, first appears in episode 6319, originally broadcast on 5 August 2021.^[38] The character and Robbins' casting details were announced on 11 July 2021.^[39] Jen is introduced as the music agent friend of Terry "Rocky" Cant (Brian Conley).^[39] She is billed as "no-nonsense" and an "old-school rocker".^[39] Jen arrives to work with singer Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) on the recommendation of Rocky and becomes "determined" to make Whitney famous.^[39] Robbins was contracted to the soap for a guest role.^[39] The actress expressed her joy at appearing in EastEnders and called it "a dream".^[39]

Annie Carter
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Uncredited (2021–2022, 2023–present) Savannah Keir (2022–2023)
Duration	2021–present
First appearance	Episode 6342 13 September 2021
Classification	Present; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Family Branning Father Max Branning Mother Linda Carter Adoptive father Mick Carter Half-brothers Bradley Branning Oscar Branning Lee Carter Johnny Carter Ollie Carter Half-sisters Lauren Branning Abi Branning Nancy Carter Grandfathers Jim Branning John Peacock Grandmothers Reenie Branning Elaine Peacock Uncles Derek Branning Jack Branning Aunts Carol Jackson Suzy Branning April Branning Nephews Louie Beale Nieces Abi Branning First cousins Joey Branning Alice Branning Bianca Jackson Robbie Jackson Sonia Fowler Billie Jackson Penny Branning Amy Mitchell Ricky Branning James Branning Kevin Rebecca Other relatives Liam Butcher Tiffany Butcher Morgan Butcher Bex Fowler Charli Slater

Annie Carter is the daughter of Max Branning (Jake Wood) and Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) and the adoptive daughter of Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) born in episode 6342, first broadcast on 13 September 2021. Annie is a result of a short-term affair between her parents, which is a major factor in her mother's declining marriage to Mick Carter (Danny Dyer), in addition to Linda's alcoholism which also played a large part in their divorce. Annie is later raised in Sharon Watts' (Letitia Dean) home; Sharon is Linda's best friend, who let Linda stay with her after the breakdown of her marriage, under the condition she stays sober. Linda mostly manages this, and is falsely reported to social services by Jada Lennox (Kelsey Calladine-Smith) after being blackmailed into it by Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks), in a desperate attempt to keep Mick away from Linda.

Mick disappears on Christmas Day 2022, following an attempt to save Linda after she is driven off of a cliff by Janine and is presumed dead. Linda takes back control of The Queen Vic, struggling with grief over Mick, but continues to hang on for her children, Annie and Ollie Carter (Harry Farr). They are later joined by their maternal grandmother Elaine Peacock (now Harriet Thorpe), her fiancé George Knight (Colin Salmon), and his two daughters Gina (Francesca Henry) and Anna Knight (Molly Rainford). In January 2024, Annie's half-sister Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) returns to Walford along with her nephew Louie Beale (Jake McNally) and her cousin Penny Branning (Kitty Castledine) – Lauren does not know of Annie's existence until a brief conversation with her cousin Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) in a bid to stop her from departing Walford again. Lauren storms into The Queen Vic and demands to meet Annie. Linda later allows Lauren to meet Annie, and they soon bond as Lauren is still struggling with the death their sister Abi Branning (Lorna Fitzgerald).

Howie Danes
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Delroy Atkinson
Duration	2021–present
First appearance	Episode 6357 11 October 2021 (2021-10-11)
Classification	Present; regular
Introduced by	Jon Sen
Spin-off appearances	Kimfluencer (2022)
In-universe information Other names Vince Hubbard Occupation Security guard Party entertainer Postman Sons Denzel Danes

Howie Danes, portrayed by Delroy Atkinson, first appears in episode 6357, originally broadcast on 11 October 2021.^[40] The character was first publicised in advanced spoilers released on 4 October 2021, where he was named Vince Hubbard.^[41] Howie is introduced as part of a story exploring the disappearance of established character Vincent Hubbard (Richard Blackwood) as his wife, Kim Fox (Tameka Empson), searches for him.^[42] The character is a children's entertainer and had been using Vincent's identity.^[41] Atkinson described his character as vulnerable, which he thought was "refreshing".^[43]

Writers then integrated Howie into the Fox-Trueman family unit by developing a romance between him and Kim. Atkinson was pleased to be involved in the group and liked working with Empson, Diane Parish (Denise Fox) and Scott Maslen (Jack Branning).^[43] Howie's son, Denzel Danes (Jaden Ladega), was introduced in August 2022.^[44] Atkinson thought it would be interesting to see how Howie responds to being a parent and could offer a deeper exploration of the character.^[43] For his portrayal of Howie, Atkinson was nominated for Best Newcomer at the 2022 Inside Soap Awards.^[43]

Kim overhears Mitch Baker (Roger Griffiths) cab booking for someone using the name "Vince Hubbard" and decides to investigate it as she believes it is her husband, Vincent. She traces the booking to Walford East restaurant, where she finds children's entertainer Howie. He reveals that he was a security guard at a junkyard and found Vincent's wallet. Kim learns that Vincent is dead and pleads with Howie to accompany her to report his death to the police. Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) realises their plan and scares Howie away, leaving Kim devastated. Kim later visits the junkyard to seek answers and spots Howie, who explains that Phil threatened him. At Christmas, Howie visits Kim with presents for her children and agrees to join Kim in reporting Vincent's death.

He then returns to help Kim film a scholarship video for her daughter, Pearl Fox (Arayah Harris-Buckle). Howie decides to change the video without Kim's permission and she orders him to leave. She comes around when Pearl gets the scholarship. Kim assumes that Howie is gay and does not realise that he has feelings for her; she sets up him on a date with another man until Howie confesses his feelings. Kim is initially not keen on a relationship with Howie and he leaves. However, when Howie injures his leg, Kim decides to help him and invites Howie to move in with her at 20 Albert Square. Howie struggles with Kim's eagerness to help and decides to move back home to Walford Towers after recovering. Kim drops a bag on his leg resulting in him staying longer. Howie pursues a relationship with Kim once again and they start dating.

Howie starts receiving phone calls from an unknown person and he tells the caller that he loves them. He meets with a woman, Delilah (Chereen Buckley), who is revealed to be his ex-girlfriend and mother to his son, Denzel. She leaves Denzel to stay with Howie and Kim and they struggle to bond together. Denzel causes trouble and when Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd) collapses after taking drugs, Denzel is accused of providing her with the drugs until Lily Slater (Lillia Turner) admits the truth.

Aaron Monroe, played by Charlie Wernham, first appears in episode 6363, originally broadcast on 21 October 2021.^[45] The character and Wernham's casting details were announced on 9 August 2021.^[46] Aaron is introduced as the eldest son of Harvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) and brother of Dana Monroe (Barbara Smith).^[46] The character's introduction establishes the family as a new unit in the show, with connections to the Beale family through Dana's relationship with Bobby Beale (Clay Milner Russell).^[46] The character is billed as "a confident and fiercely loyal individual".^[46] He is described as a "wayward son".^[46] Aaron's backstory states that he was raised by Harvey, who he shares a close relationship with, and left home as soon as he got a job in finance in inner-city London.^[46] Wernham expressed his happiness at being cast and called joining the soap "a childhood dream".^[46] Jon Sen, the show's executive producer, was pleased with Wernham's casting and teased that there is "more to Aaron than his bravado lets on".^[46]

Eve Unwin
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Heather Peace
Duration	2021–present
First appearance	Episode 6369 29 October 2021 (2021-10-29)
Classification	Present; regular
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Occupation Lawyer Market trader Sisters Erica Unwin Wife Stacey Slater (2021–2024) Stepsons Arthur Fowler Stepdaughters Lily Slater Hope Fowler

Eve Unwin, played by Heather Peace, first appears in episode 6369, originally broadcast on 29 October 2021.^[47] The character and Peace's casting details were announced on 29 August 2021.^[48] Eve is introduced as the cellmate and wife of established character Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner), who recently returned to the show.^[49] The character is billed as "tough-as-nails" and Peace described her character as "tough, but fair; super bright and cheeky".^[50] She dubbed her a "loveable and quick-witted" woman with a short temper.^[51] The actress thought that any of Eve's illegal and immoral behaviour is often justified and understandable.^[51] Turner called Eve "hot-headed".^[52] The character, like Peace, is a member of the LGBT community. The actress was proud to create representation of the community on the soap.^[51] Peace expressed her delight at joining the cast and enjoyed working opposite Turner.^[50] On Peace's casting as Eve, executive producer Jon Sen commented: "Heather brings the perfect amount of boldness and wit to the role".^[50]

The character's backstory states that she was imprisoned for a short sentence but it was repeatedly extended after committing crimes in prison.^[48] She then met Stacey in prison and they became friends, marrying for convenience to secure a permanent residence for Eve.^[49] Sen explained that Eve and Stacey share a "very unique friendship", stemming from their shared prison experience.^[48] Turner told Sophie Dainty from Digital Spy that Eve and Stacey have "a great chemistry", reflected in her working relationship with Peace.^[52] The friendship between Eve and Stacey was tested by Stacey's mother, Jean Slater (Gillian Wright). Kate Oates, the show's senior executive producer, explained that Jean thinks Eve will create trouble for Stacey. She teased that Jean may go to "extreme" lengths to protect Stacey from Eve.^[48]

Alyssa Lennox
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Uncredited
Duration	2021–2022
First appearance	Episode 6368 29 October 2021
Last appearance	Episode 6614/5 25 December 2022
Classification	Former; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Family Watts Father Dennis Rickman Jnr Mother Jada Lennox Grandfathers Dennis Rickman Grandmothers Sharon Watts Uncles Albie Watts Other relatives Zack Hudson Dolly Dean-Hudson

Alyssa Lennox is the baby daughter of Dennis Rickman Jnr (Bleu Landau) and Jada Lennox (Kelsey Calladine-Smith), who first appears in Episode 6368 on 29 October, when she is left on Zack Hudson (James Farrar) and Sharon Watts' (Letitia Dean) doorstep. They initially believe her father to be Zack. Martin Fowler (James Bye) also suspects that he is the father of Alyssa; to clear up their beliefs, they both participate in a paternity test. The test results conclude that neither of them are the father of Alyssa, however, when mother Jada was first seen, it was revealed that it was Sharon's son Dennis who was the father.

Alyssa was born on 22 August 2020 and was conceived when her parents were only thirteen and fourteen years old. When Dennis drowned in the boat, Jada was three months pregnant, meaning she never got the chance to tell him about the pregnancy. When Jada revealed that Dennis was the father of Alyssa, Sharon did a DNA test, which proved she was telling the truth. After a while, Sharon tried to go for full custody of Alyssa, with the help of her ex-husband Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden), however when Zack tells Jada about this, her convinces her to move in with him, Sharon, her son Albie (Arthur Gentleman) and Martin. When Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) moves into the Watts' household, Jada, Martin and Zack are against this due to her being a recovering alcoholic and having Alyssa, Albie and Linda's daughter Annie Carter living there. Jada ends up being blackmailed by Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks) into planting empty bottles around the house and calls social services. The guilt causes her to move to live with her aunt, taking Alyssa with her. However, Alyssa returns on Christmas Day when Jada returns to tell Sharon the truth about the blackmail.

Jada Lennox
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Kelsey Calladine-Smith
Duration	2021–2022
First appearance	Episode 6373 8 November 2021 (2021-11-08)
Last appearance	Episode 6614/6615 25 December 2022 (2022-12-25)
Classification	Former; regular
Introduced by	Jon Sen (2021) Chris Clenshaw (2022)
In-universe information Occupation Hairdresser Father Sonny Daughters Alyssa Lennox

Jada Lennox, played by Kelsey Calladine-Smith, first appears on episode 6373, originally broadcast on 8 November 2021.^[53] The character and Calladine-Smith's casting was first publicised in advanced spoilers released on 2 November 2021.^[54] Jada is introduced as the mother of 1-year-old Alyssa, who was left on the doorstep of 29 Albert Square in earlier episodes.^[54] This sparked a new story as Zack Hudson (James Farrar) and Martin Fowler (James Bye) were considered as possible fathers.^[55] The character's arrival reveals the truth: established character Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean), Zack's half-sister, is the grandmother of Alyssa, via her dead son Dennis Rickman (Bleu Landau).^[56]

On 10 June 2022, the character's departure was announced, having been written out alongside three other characters by new executive producer Chris Clenshaw.^[12] A show insider explained that the decision was part of "a creative decision" from Clenshaw, who wanted to "take the show back to its roots".^[12] Calladine-Smith reflected on her tenure in a social media post, commenting, "My EastEnders experience has brought me nothing but smiles".^[57] The character departs after being blackmailed by Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks) into framing Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) and having her daughter, Annie Carter, removed from her care.^[58] Jada exits in episode 6548, originally broadcast on 31 August 2022.^[59] Calladine-Smith's return was confirmed on 13 December 2022; Jada returns during the show's Christmas episodes as part of the conclusion to Janine's story.^[60] Brooks explained that Jada's return would cause "shock and fear" for Janine.^[61] The character appears in episode 6614/6615, originally broadcast on 25 December 2022.^[62]

Jada first appears whilst watching Alyssa from a distance. When Alyssa drops her teddy, Jada keeps it and tries to leave it on Sharon's doorstep. Zack notices her and when she tries to run, she is chased by Zack and Sharon. Jada reveals that she is Alyssa's mother and that Sharon's deceased son, Dennis, is Alyssa's father, but Sharon accuses Jada of lying. When Jada reveals intimate details of Dennis' life, including Sharon's affair with Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters), she comes around and takes Jada in. Sharon later gets a DNA test which proves that Alyssa is Dennis' daughter. Dennis' adoptive father Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) believes that Jada is struggling to look after Alyssa and convinces Sharon to go for full custody. Zack overhears their plan and tells Jada, who flees with Alyssa.

Months later, Zack meets her to return Alyssa's toy after seeing them in Bethnal Green. He persuades her to return to Walford, and whilst outside the train station, Jada is inattentive to Alyssa, causing her pram to roll into the path of an oncoming car. Sharon saves her and asks Jada and Alyssa to move in with her, promising to let Jada keep Alyssa. Jada starts working for Denise Fox (Diane Parish) at her salon, Fox & Hair. She befriends Will Mitchell (Freddie Phillips) and bumps into her old friends Chess Newland (Liani Samuel) and Melody Wiles (Niamh Longford). When Sharon decides to go on holiday with her infant son Albie Watts, Chess and Melody plan a party at Sharon's house without Jada's permission. Jada persuades Zack and Martin to leave the house, however, Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) overhears the music and ends the party after catching Will smoking. Zack and Martin decide to tell Sharon but change their mind. Jada learns that Denise is selling her salon, causing Jada to lose her job. She is comforted by Zack and they spend time together; Jada tries kissing Zack, but he rejects her. Jada lies to Sharon that Zack had kissed her instead, so Sharon decides to evicts him until Jade admits the truth. When Linda buys into the salon, Jada is reemployed.

When Jada sees Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ) purchasing pills, they have a heart-to heart and he realises his mistake. He asks Jada to dispose of the pills but Denise discovers the pills on Jada, and confiscates them. Lily Slater (Lillia Turner) steals them and gives them to Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd), who collapses after taking them. Jada is confronted by residents, including Linda, and she sacks Jada, who struggles to find another job. Janine convinces Jada to help her scheme against Linda, but when Linda rehires her, Jada refuses to help Janine. However, Janine has recorded Jada admitting her intentions for revenge and blackmails her into planting alcohol on Linda and reporting her to Social Services for neglecting and harming her daughter Annie. Jada is guilt-ridden and confesses the truth to Sharon before fleeing Walford with Alyssa. Jada agrees to return for Christmas Day with Alyssa and confesses to Sharon that Janine blackmailed her. Together, they reveal the truth to Linda and Mick Carter (Danny Dyer).

Neil Hughes
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Thomas Coombes
Duration	2021–2022
First appearance	Episode 6387 2 December 2021 (2021-12-02)
Last appearance	Episode 6470 18 April 2022 (2022-04-18)
Classification	Former; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen

Neil Hughes, played by Thomas Coombes^[63] is a childhood friend of Aaron Monroe (Charlie Wernham) who is part of a far-right terrorist group. He first appears in Episode 6387, which originally aired on 2 December 2021.

Neil arranges numerous crimes to be committed against minority groups, including having Keegan Butcher-Baker (Zack Morris) beaten up, a bomb being planted at a mosque in Albert Square and assaulting a group of LGBTQ+ people including Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden), Callum Highway (Tony Clay), Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner), Eve Unwin (Heather Peace) and Ash Panesar (Gurlaine Kaur Garcha). He last appeared in Episode 6470, which originally aired on 18 April 2022, after he tried giving Harvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) a phone to keep in contact with Aaron, but Harvey decides to cut complete contact.

Jordan Fox
EastEnders character
Portrayed by	Uncredited
Duration	2021–present
First appearance	Episode 6404 27 December 2021
Classification	Present; recurring
Introduced by	Jon Sen
In-universe information Father Gray Atkins Mother Chelsea Fox Half-brothers Mackenzie Atkins Half-sisters Mia Atkins Grandfathers Lucas Johnson Alex Atkins Grandmothers Denise Fox Uncles Jordan Johnson Raymond Dawkins Aunts Libby Fox First cousins JJ Johnson Other relatives Kim Fox Daphne Fox Emerald Fox Pearl Fox Mica Fox

Jordan Fox (also Atkins) is the son of Chelsea (Zaraah Abrahams) and Gray Atkins (Toby-Alexander Smith) who is born prematurely at 24 weeks.^[64] He is named after Chelsea's deceased half-brother, Jordan Johnson (Joivan Wade). Just before his birth, Chelsea discovered Gray's abuse towards his previous wife, Chantelle Atkins (Jessica Plummer), and was trying to escape him.

On 20 January 2022, Chelsea went with Kheerat Panesar (Jaz Singh Deol) to get him registered as 'Jordan Fox', without Gray's name on the birth certificate, only to find out Gray had already registered him with both he and Chelsa's name on the certificate, which devastates Chelsea as Gray now has full control and if they did split he has parental rights. In March 2022, Gray attempts to flee Walford, taking Jordan along with his other two children Mia (Mahalia Malcolm) and Mackenzie (Issac Lemonius) with him, but Karen Taylor (Lorraine Stanley) stops him after he admits to murdering Chantelle, and is subsequently arrested and imprisoned. On 21 June, Jordan has a meningitis scare, due to Chelsea not having him vaccinated, but got the all clear. In February 2023, Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) loses a baby scan photo, but to her delight Jordan finds it.

Character	Episode date(s)	Actor	Circumstances
DS Latham	1 January	Kumbi Mushambi	A police officer who asks Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ) to talk in his car; Stuart is taken to the police station and Latham is present while Stuart is questioned by DI Steve Thompson (Philip Wright) off the record about Stuart's attack on Thompson.
Elspeth	7 January	Jo Coffey	Lucas Johnson's (Don Gilet) parole officer. He meets with her and says a recent attack on him was a coincidence and not targeted towards him. He tells her he is sticking to his parole conditions and she says she is impressed that he is not looking for revenge.
Dr Robinson	11 January	Jane Garda	A doctor who Jean Slater (Gillian Wright) visits after finding a lump in her breast. Dr Robinson is due to take a biopsy but Jean says she knows it is cancer. While Dr Robinson is out of the room, Jean leaves before having the biopsy.
Dr Shah	14 January	Bhawna Bhawsar	A doctor looking after Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) following his stroke. She tells Patrick there should be no lasting damage. Patrick refuses to take his blood thinning medication but his wife, Sheree Trueman (Suzette Llewellyn) tells Dr Shah that she will make sure he does.
Dr Ibrahim Ramzen	15 January	Valmike Rampersad	A GP who Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) visits with his wife, Sharon Beale (Letitia Dean), when he is feeling unwell. He thinks he is struggling to recover following an attack the previous month and Sharon suggests it could be his mental health rather than something physical, so Dr Ramzen offers to give him blood tests and a mental health assessment.
Dr Hobbs	18–22 January (2 episodes)	Tim Lewis	A private doctor who Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) visits when he is feeling unwell. Dr Hobbs offers a toxicology examination in case Ian has taken an overdose. The next day, Dr Hobbs leaves Ian a voicemail saying the test results are concerning and asking Ian to call him.
Jed	25 January	James Backway[2]	A man who Frankie Lewis (Rose Ayling-Ellis) introduces to Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) as the paternal half-brother of her dead maternal half-brother, Harry, on the anniversary of Harry's death. Jed says that his father never wanted anything to do with Harry but allowed him to keep in touch, which raises suspicions in Linda because her husband, Mick Carter (Danny Dyer), was raped by his carer, Katy Lewis (Simone Lahbib), when he was 12, resulting in Frankie's birth. Linda presses Jed for details on his connection to Harry, asking if he is actually Harry's father but Jed denies this and calls Linda sick, but then becomes angry and says he did as he promised and never mentioned Harry or what happened between Katy and "any of us", revealing that he and other boys were victims of Katy's and he is indeed Harry's father.
PC Turner	28 January	Poppy Roe	A police officer who takes a statement from Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) about the abuse he suffered as a child.
Darien	29 January	Alex Austin	A man who watches Lucas Johnson (Don Gilet) and Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams). Darien leaves something on some flowers, which Chelsea takes. Lucas then confronts Darien as a man who had previously attacked him. Darien asks if Lucas is the person who will be delivering drugs for Chelsea, to which Lucas says he is but does not know many details so Darien tells him details.
Bea	10 February	Maria Leaf	A clairvoyant who visits Max Branning (Jake Wood), however, he changes his mind about seeing her and accuses her of being a con artist. Bea talks about Max's daughter, Abi Branning (Lorna Fitzgerald) and says she can sense her presence. She says that Abi forgives Max for what happened in the past.
Simone Garner	12 February	Teresa Zaylor	A solicitor hired by Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) to finalise his annulment from Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) and to make her the sole proprietor of The Queen Victoria public house.
DI Pine	12 February – 13 December (3 episodes)	Seabert Henry	A police colleague of Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), who tells Jack he is interviewing a victim of child sexual abuse. Jack sees Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) in the interview room.
Nurse Novia Fernandez	16 February	Yvonne Wickham	A nurse who treats Peter Beale (Dayle Hudson) after a fall but has to leave before she can administer pain relief.
Mrs Tenadii	16 February – 14 October (3 episodes)	Michelle Huirama	A hospital consultant who arrives to give Peter Beale (Dayle Hudson) pain relief after a fall but sees it has already been administered. Peter says he did it himself but she assumes his friend, Ash Kaur (Gurlaine Kaur Garcha), an off-duty nurse who has been drinking, has done it, and suspends Ash from her job pending an investigation.
Fern Driscoll	23 February	Carrie Bunyan	A pregnant woman that Ruby Allen (Louisa Lytton) meets at a clinic. She carries around a photo of her 12-week scan photo, which Ruby steals to pretend that she is pregnant.
Mike	4 March	Charlie MacGechan	Two men at the E20 nightclub that harass Tiffany Butcher-Baker (Maisie Smith) whilst she is serving them drinks.
Tony		Lewis Rainer
Amelia	8 March	Lydia Piechowiak	A talent scout who wants to audition Janet Mitchell (Grace) for a commercial.
Kel	11 March	Matt Tedford
Jade	11 March	Libbi Fox
Sally	16 March	Jill Stanford	Gavin Sullivan's (Paul Nicholas) sister. She informs Gavin's ex-wife Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) of his death and later meets Kathy and Gavin's daughter, Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean), at his wake.
Fiona	22 March	Suzy Cooper
Pricilla Madden	25 March	Chevin Dash
Miss Bellamy	25 March	Maisie Greenwood
Dr Cheng	25 March	Meryl Griffiths
Richard	29 March	Nico Tatarowicz
Alanagh	30 March	Shala Nyx
Kam		Luke Kidd
Paul Chewins	1 April – 16 June (3 episodes)	Scott Baker
Tom	1 April – 21 May (3 episodes)	Richard Pryal
Clara	5–6 April (2 episodes)	Chelsea Smith
PC Murray	6 April	Charlotte Bradford
Rafe Vaughan	12 April – 20 July (5 episodes)	Daniel Boys
Chloe	15–16 April (2 episodes)	Saskia Chambers
Billie		Keturah Chambers
Greg	15–19 April (3 episodes)	Lloyd Morris
Judge Doherty	15 April	Lin Sagovsky
DC Ahmed	15 April	Shelley McDonald
DC Abrahams	15 April	Sophie Cartman
Alex (Alexander) Oakton	16 April	Luke Higgins
Leah	27 April	Amie Buhari
DS Haden	30 April – 3 May (2 episodes)	Jo Napthine
Dr Sakura Mori	4 May	Haruka Kuroda
Jeremy	10–11 May (2 episodes)	Alim Jayda
Reg	10–11 May (2 episodes)	Geoffrey Freshwater
Rita	13 May	Madelyn Smedley
Dr Nitesh Devi	13 May	Armaan Kirmani
Georgina Barnes	24 May	Uncredited
Cassie	17 May	Rhiannon Bailey
Shanice	17 May	Siobhan Bevan
Dwayne	25–28 May (3 episodes)	Emmanuel Ogunjinmi[65]	A man that Kim Fox (Tameka Empson) meets at The Queen Victoria public house selling hand sanitiser. She approaches him and asks if he would like to go on a date, to which he says yes. When Kim's niece Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) meets him, she informs Kim that he previously dated her best friend and cheated on her with four other women. The two pair up against Dwayne and mess up his car.
Fitzy	3–8 June (4 episodes)	Sam Buchanan
Damon Ives	3 June – 13 August (3 episodes)	Ekow Otoo
Mya	10 June	Lily Howkins
Angela	15 June – 11 March 2022 (4 episodes)	Lisa Gorgin
Ella	16 June	Maisey Bawden
Chloe	16 June	Hannah Brian
PC Johnson	15 July	Derek Oppong
Nina	15 July	Mariah Louca
Beth	19–23 July (2 episodes)	Natalie Spence
Luce	29 July	Amelia Cavallo
Liv	30 July	Grace Frost
Jodie	2 August	Antonia Rita
Nurse Teresa	5–13 August (2 episodes)	Brede McDermott
James	10–24 August (2 episodes)	Ben Dilloway
Waseem Qureshi	12 August – 3 December (3 episodes)	Faraz M. Khan[66]	Imran Qureshi's (Reda Elazouar) brother. He helps Bobby Beale (Clay Milner Russell) to open a Mosque in Walford, but disagrees with the Mosque being located next to a gay bar.
Dr Spears	12–13 August (2 episodes)	Jacqueline Tate
Jackie	13–20 August (4 episodes)	Suzanna Hamilton
Imogen	16 August	Athena Stevens
Glen Tilson	30 August	Neil Smye
Carrie Walsh	6–10 September (3 episodes)	Lisa Cawthorne
Dr Cole	7 September – 25 October (3 episodes)	Basienka Blake
Judge Hallett	7–14 September (2 episodes)	Amanda Osborne
DS Foden	14–17 September (3 episodes)	David Schaal
Helen Baxter	16–17 September (2 episodes)	Louise Barrett
Ethan	16–21 September (4 episodes)	Richard Bennett
Alex Atkins	17 September	Charlie Roe	The father of Gray Atkins (Toby-Alexander Smith) who walked out of his life when Gray was young. Alex calls Gray and tells him that he is currently dying in hospital. Alex later dies from natural causes.
Omari	20 September	Michael Amariah
Tyler Richards	20 September	Uncredited
Lenny	23 September	Ben Nelson
Mr Chris Hancock	24 September	Simon Tcherniak
Nathan Wood	27 September – 1 October (3 episodes)	Tyrone Huntley
Curtis	1 October	Adam Jackson-Smith
Jamal	12 October	Aaron Phinehas Peters
Alfie		Uncredited
Mrs Davis	14 October	Jean Warren
Troy	19 October – 18 November (2 episodes)	Craig Nash
PC Goddard	26 October	Esther Shanson
George	28–29 October (2 episodes)	Paul Albertson
Justine Simpson	28–29 October (2 episodes)	Debra Michaels
Maria Connor	2 November	Samia Longchambon	The Coronation Street character makes an uncredited cameo appearance as part of a week of crossover episodes to coincide with the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).[67]
Freddie	9 November	Samson Ajewole
Mr Anderson	9 November	Jack Thomson
Sophie	11 November	Francesca Williams
Leanne	11 November	Camille Ucan
Harriet	15 November	Alison Dowling
Magda	15 November	Michelle Jeram
DS Hawkins	16 November	Gunnar Cauthery
Anna	30 November – 2 December (2 episodes)	Alice May Simpson
Mr Pandit	6–9 December (3 episodes)	Andrew Joshi
Cliff	13 December	Darren Clarke
Woody	13 December	Phil Atkinson
Erica	14 December	Libby Liburd
Cody Harris	14 December	Joshua Lyster
Derrick	14–16 December	Adam Achour
Bill	16 December	Uncredited	A customer in The Queen Victoria pub.
Dr Reuben	28 December	Helene Maksoud
Paula	31 December	Lisa Geoghan