There is never a boring moment on EastEnders, and their own royal troubles aren’t even slowed down by the King’s Coronation happening down the street (imagine Albert Square is really real, alright).
The continuing controversy surrounding Keanu’s arrest comes first.
Talk about original sin, viewers witnessed Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) being late while handling a sketchy transaction with Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) and a baptism ceremony.
The baptism of Albie ends with Keanu in handcuffs since he was caught for having the purpose to provide the narcotics he was bringing. After parking the van outside and running into the church, everything goes tragically wrong.
Find out what occurs in the follow-up episode on Tuesday and what else is going on in the nearby plaza.
Keanu’s situation becomes worse and worse.
Following Keanu’s arrest at the christening, Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) and Karen Taylor (Lorraine Stanley) make a valiant effort to defend him.
When Ravi hears that anything happened, he understands that Keanu may be able to tip him off to protect himself.
DS Barnes attempts to work out a deal with Keanu to expose his employers at the police station. Ravi questions Keanu about if he turned Keanu in as he enters the bar. Keanu claims he didn’t, but Ravi eventually finds him and threatens retaliation.
I’m sorry.
And if that wasn’t enough, Sharon decides she can’t take it any longer and uses her own slammer to welcome him back from jail. He receives a swift kick to the face, and she tells him to go. for all time.
Oh no, not again.Laying in wait is Ravi. (Image: BBC)
DS Barnes attempts to work out a deal with Keanu to expose his employers at the police station. Ravi questions Keanu about if he turned Keanu in as he enters the bar. Keanu claims he didn’t, but Ravi eventually finds him and threatens retaliation.
I’m sorry.
And if that wasn’t enough, Sharon decides she can’t take it any longer and uses her own slammer to welcome him back from jail. He receives a swift kick to the face, and she tells him to go. for all time.
Oh no, not again.
Will Ravi follow through on his threats?
Linda feels harsh because of how slim Janine’s phrase is.
Janine Butcher’s (Charlie Brooks) five-year sentence leaves Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) rattled (or shook, as the kids say). Linda is overcome with grief and tells Alfie Moon (Shane Richie) that she envies Jay Brown (Jamie Borthwick) since he gets to say goodbye to Lola Pearce (Danielle Harold) despite his efforts to comfort her.
She imparts the dreadful news that, without Mick Carter (Danny Dyer), she cannot face hosting the Coronation celebration.
But Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) has a wonderful idea to include Mick in the festivities. Will it be sufficient to persuade Linda?
Billy, show courage.
Billy isn’t only preoccupied with trying to make Linda’s problems go away; he also goes above and above for Jay.
Jay is having a hard time managing the garage and the funeral home while also attempting to care for Lola as she fights her terminal illness.
Billy approaches Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden) in a heartwarming act of solidarity, and together they come up with a plan to finish all of Jay’s work while he is still being paid.
Jay informs Lola that he has been granted paid compassionate leave and that they may enjoy some quality time together.
Sonia makes a humiliating error.
Despite being comically cringeworthy, good ol’ Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) can be counted on to at least deliver a storyline that is less doom and gloom.
Sonia becomes tangled up with Reiss Clowell (Jonny Freeman) when he begins to arrange a large party and believes she is the belle of the ball; as a result, she begins gushing about her affections.
Will Sonia share too much and cause herself embarrassment, or will Reiss realise her mistake and make her feel like the queen she is?
Monday through Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, EastEnders airs.
