Perdita
30-11-2016, 06:57
Father Christmas is bringing you plenty of soap drama from EastEnders, Coronation Street and Emmerdale this holiday season.
EastEnders always delivers cheerful, joyous and fun episodes each Christmas, so this year should be a barrel of laughs. Who are we kidding? Albert Square is usually miserable at Christmas - so don't bet on any heartwarming festive bonding.
On top of the long-awaited return of Max Branning to settle his grudge with the Beale family, Lee Carter (Danny-Boy Hatchard) will buckle under the weight of his many lies and the dying Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) takes a turn for the worse.
Here's a guide to when these shocking events will unfold:
Monday, December 19 - 8pm
Tuesday, December 20 - 7.30pm
Thursday, December 22 - 7.30pm
Friday, December 23 - 8.00pm
Christmas Eve (Saturday, December 24) - 8.25pm (extended to 35 minutes)
Christmas Day (Sunday, December 25) - 9.30pm (extended to 60 minutes)
Boxing Day (Monday, December 26) - 8pm
Tuesday, December 27 - 7.30pm
Thursday, December 29 - 7.30pm
Friday, December 30 - 8.00pm
EastEnders always delivers cheerful, joyous and fun episodes each Christmas, so this year should be a barrel of laughs. Who are we kidding? Albert Square is usually miserable at Christmas - so don't bet on any heartwarming festive bonding.
On top of the long-awaited return of Max Branning to settle his grudge with the Beale family, Lee Carter (Danny-Boy Hatchard) will buckle under the weight of his many lies and the dying Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) takes a turn for the worse.
Here's a guide to when these shocking events will unfold:
Monday, December 19 - 8pm
Tuesday, December 20 - 7.30pm
Thursday, December 22 - 7.30pm
Friday, December 23 - 8.00pm
Christmas Eve (Saturday, December 24) - 8.25pm (extended to 35 minutes)
Christmas Day (Sunday, December 25) - 9.30pm (extended to 60 minutes)
Boxing Day (Monday, December 26) - 8pm
Tuesday, December 27 - 7.30pm
Thursday, December 29 - 7.30pm
Friday, December 30 - 8.00pm