There seems to be a theme for this week’s upcoming episodes East Enders – and that theme is that people behave badly.
From teens who are teens — secret house parties gone wrong, shirking babysitting jobs — to wannabe lotharios who double-book themselves on too many dates, viewers will find themselves witnessing some of the antics.
But that’s why we love Albert Square’s villains and rebels.
Denzel throws a house party, but gets caught…
Denzel (Jaden Ladega) secretly hosts a party while Kim (Tameka Empson) and Howie (Delroy Atkinson) attend an awards show, where she receives an award for ‘Influencer of the Moment’.
The price isn’t too shabby for such a fake sounding price – it’s a brand new car.
Back in the square and wanting to celebrate, the party atmosphere is somewhat dampened when they crash Denzel’s party.
A disappointed Howie and Kim quickly shut it down as Howie enrages Denzel for his actions.
… And it leads to a car accident
As the fallout from the party threatens to spiral into deeper tension, Kim decides to try to diffuse the situation by offering to take Denzel for a ride in her new car.
However, a bad night turns even worse for the crew Kim accidentally crashes the car in Seeing and Fearing.
Denzel will be seen unconscious – but how badly is he injured?
Nugget is a bad babysitter
Denise is furious that Chelsea and Ravi are starting to grow closer, partly because Nugget is tied up.
Nugget is forced to babysit Jordan while Ravi takes Chelsea on a date, but decides to take Jordan to Denzel’s house party.
Once Navi finds out, he’s furious and lashes out at Nugget – something that won’t sit well Denise.
Chelsea has doubts about Navi
If Navi wasn’t angry enough with Nugget, he’s in for a tough time with Chelsea.
Stacey warns Chelsea about starting up with Navi, which makes her grill Ravi more to find out who he is and why she might be warned about him.
Freddie bites off more than he can chew
Freddie’s (Bobby Brazier) good looks come as a blessing and a curse after finding himself double booked with two dates for the same evening.
Panicking if he can handle it, Stacey convinces him to go – live while you’re young! — but his other relatives aren’t convinced this is the best idea.
And maybe they were right.
Later at The Vic, Jean, Stacey and Harvey arrive to watch Freddie try to navigate both dates.
Definitely comic scenes!
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