EastEnders - 16/05/05
8.00-8.30pm BBC ONE
Looking for support, Pauline asks Derek to talk to Martin, but he
doesn’t want to get involved. However, when Pauline later spots
the pair deep in conversation, she assumes Derek’s fighting
her corner.
Elsewhere, Alfie arranges an evening in with Little Mo and they
decide to watch a film together. Nana guesses that Alfie has a lady
friend coming over when he arranges for her to go out. But things
don’t go to plan when the DVD player won’t work and Nana
arrives home early.
Johnny, meanwhile, is inspired by Pat’s advice on how to
communicate with Ruby.
EastEnders - 17/05/05
7.30-8.00pm BBC ONE
Alfie asks Little Mo out on a date which makes Mo curious as to
who her mystery man is. To help Little Mo escape Mo’s curiosity,
Alfie concocts a plan to divert her.
Meanwhile, Jim is jealous when Dot chooses to take a driving
lesson with Mr Rawlins rather than spend the afternoon with him,
so he decides to spy on her.
Elsewhere, Ruby feels like she has been given too much
information about her mum when she quizzes her Dad about his
relationship with Tina.
EastEnders - 19/05/05
7.30-8.00pm BBC ONE
Dot tells Pauline that she has driven away her friends and family.
Pauline makes amends with Derek and asks him to move back in,
but Derek says his son has offered him a room.
Meanwhile, Dot is flustered during her driving lesson but Mr
Rawlins delights her when he quotes the Bible.
Elsewhere, Pauline is touched when Demi asks her to be Aleesha’s
godmother; and when a rat runs across the floor at the Millers’,
Rosie and Demi are horrified.
EastEnders - 20/05/05
8.00-8.30pm BBC ONE
Alfie and Little Mo’s romantic evening is interrupted by Garry and
Minty returning home early. Alfie smuggles Little Mo off to the
Arches but she worries that they are not meant to be together.
It is the anniversary of Arthur’s death, and Pauline tries to
manipulate Sonia and Martin into agreeing to move back in. Later,
Pauline confides in Dot about her future plans…
Elsewhere, Garry and Minty’s double date goes horribly wrong.