Week 24 Spoilers

[StarsOfCCTV]

It's a shame Carly isn't coming back. Deano was better as a nasty character and Carly was brill at the end. They should bring them both back.

Good Denise is coming back though.

[CrazyLea]

Another Carly fan?? I thought I was the only one who liked her....ever!!! Wait till Bree hears about this!!

[StarsOfCCTV]

Another Carly fan?? I thought I was the only one who liked her....ever!!! Wait till Bree hears about this!!

Well she used to annoy me. But they gave her some great scenes at the end - she acted her socks off and I started to like her And then she left

[parkerman]

I always liked Carly

[StarsOfCCTV]

I wonder what she's doing now......(the actress )

[di marco]

Another Carly fan?? I thought I was the only one who liked her....ever!!! Wait till Bree hears about this!!

Well she used to annoy me. But they gave her some great scenes at the end - she acted her socks off and I started to like her And then she left

i liked carly near the end too, i thought i was the only one!

[di marco]

just in case you dont already know, cos of the footie, ee is on mon 9th and tues 10th at normal time and then on wed 11th for 1hr between 8 - 9pm, and its not on on thurs 12th or fri 13th

[di marco]

more detailed spoilers in case anyones interested:

monday
Denise returns to the Square, shocked to find Chelsea with her father, Lucas. Libby, meanwhile, is thrilled that her mother's back in Walford and Denise reassures her that things will soon be back to normal. She tells Yolande that it's about time that she took the girls off her hands and find a house of their own.

Lucas attempts to talk to Denise and convince her that he's a changed man, but she's adamant that Chelsea doesn't need him in her life. Denise is stunned, however, when Lucas confesses that Chelsea wasn't drunk when she saw her – she was high on cocaine.

When Libby tells Denise that Chelsea has gone out, she searches her bedroom. On her return, Chelsea opens up to Denise who, in turn, realises the extent of her hurt.

Meanwhile, Dawn's planning an engagement party at The Vic, but with Peggy and Phil away, Shirley lets her know that it'll cost. Jase is hard at work at 'Jenny's house, who has now taken an interest in his life.

When Jase ponders about having to find a babysitter for his fiancé's daughter, Summer, 'Jenny' offers her services – but Jase is completely unaware that 'Jenny' is, in fact, May. Jase isn't too keen, but when he lets Dawn know about a potential child minder, Dawn tells him to arrange it…

Meanwhile, Shirley has an infestation of mice; Bianca's exhausted now she has two jobs on the go; Jean finds herself in a little trouble and confides in Bradley that she's been e-mailing a woman called Brenda and pretending to be Charlie for a couple of months; Vinnie decides to put together a five-a-side football team; Heather begins organising a singles' night in The Vic; and Lucy introduces her boyfriend Olly to the family.

tuesday
May's in her flat searching for the toy she tried to give Summer last year before she was arrested. She tidies herself in preparation for Summer's arrival, while Dawn's getting Summer ready, completely unaware of where she's taking her.

As the engagement party begins, May sits in her flat drowning her sorrows, looking at the scan pictures of Summer before she was born which she's kept for all this time…

Meanwhile, Libby's upset that Denise is determined to make a fresh start and move out, but when Chelsea blames her mum for the state she's in, Denise feels guilty. The pair soon have a heart-to-heart to clear the air.

Denise, Chelsea and Libby reassure each other that everything will be OK and they'll work through their problems as a family.

Later, Patrick suggests that they all stay at the B&B for a while. As they're playing a game of dominoes, the evening grinds to a halt when they find a wrap of cocaine hidden in the pieces – Denise is far from impressed.

Jane and Ian are concerned that Lucy's going out with a 19-year-old. Ian seems only to have the pub football team on his mind, while Whitney doesn't look shocked in the slightest when she hears about Ian's reaction. Olly's thrown out of his flat and Lucy suggests that he move into the Beales' – and to everyone's shock, Ian agrees. They all sit down for a meal and Lucy's not sure what Ian's game is, he's acting ridiculously out of character.

Elsewhere, Charlie goes on his first date with Brenda and all doesn't quite go to plan; Shirley decks out The Vic for a 'Best of British Day', while Dawn suggests that they hold a 'Beautiful Baby Competition'; Clare shows interest in the pub five-a-side; and Vinnie leads the trials for the pub football team.

wednesday (thursday and fridays epis)
Jase tells Dawn that he's heading to 'Jenny's flat to finish off some painting and Dawn playfully suggests he's going there to do more than paint! Jase arrives at 'Jenny's flat to find music blaring out and finds her unconscious on the floor with a bottle of vodka by her side. He picks up her limp body in an attempt to rouse her.

'Jenny' wakes and begins to tell Jase about the reasons behind her spate of drinking – her baby didn't die – she's with another family. Jase feels sorry for her as he understands how she can't let go. He tells 'Jenny' that drink isn't the way forward and that he couldn't see his son for years, either. What will May's next move be?

Chelsea's distraught by Denise's zero-tolerance approach to her situation and Lucas is having no luck in his attempts to pacify her – Lucas is adamant that he can get Chelsea back into Denise's good books. Later, Chelsea's upset by her mother's coldness towards her and Lucas comforts her, before he is forced to leave to pick up Jordon.

Elsewhere, Bianca's struggling to cope in the café and decides to take 'industrial action'; Bradley's still in a predicament about Maggie; Ian persists in keeping a watchful eye on Olly and Lucy; Brenda leaves cryptic messages on Charlie's phone asking him to meet up with her; Vinnie announced the final line up of The Vic's five-a-side; Dot tells Maggie to 'keep her filthy hands to herself' and leave Bradley alone; singles' night in The Vic is a success and Jean gets chatting to a man called Ted; Lucas sees a 'To Let' sign on the Square; and Ian throws Olly out.

In the second part of tonight's visit to Albert Square...

May writes a birthday card and places it next to a wrapped present, zips her suitcase, places the house key on the table and walks out of the front door. Later, May's about to post the card and present when she has second thoughts and returns to her car. May pulls onto the Square where she plans to keep an eye on the Millers' house. Seeing Denise, she ducks, in the hope of not being seen. Lucas spots her, however, and as she explains that she's delivering her baby's birthday presents, she bursts into tears.

May watches Dawn leave the house without Summer. She knocks on the door and Jase feels obliged to let her in. As soon as she sees summer, she becomes rooted to the spot. May's still staring at Summer and when Jase goes to answer the phone, she whispers to her 'Goodbye little one, I love you, goodbye'. She's about to leave when Summer wakes and Jase agrees to let May hold her while he goes to get some milk from the kitchen…

Lucy reminds Christian of his promise to let her use his flat, but he seems to have changed his mind about the offer. She accuses Christian of being like her dad – she's hit a nerve with Christian, who relents and agrees to let her use his flat while he's out for dinner. Christian soon regrets his decision and rushes back, only to find Lucy and Olly watching TV. Lucy reveals that she doesn't plan on having sex with Olly – what's Lucy playing at?

Elsewhere, Jay begins to feel left out of the family unit at the Millers'; Heather takes the Friday 13th superstitions to the extreme; Jean wonders whether to call Ted, who she met at the singles' night; Denise isn't impressed when she hears of Lucas's plans to move onto the Square; Bradley tries to convince Stacey that he and Maggie only kissed; and Jean's in a state when she can't find Ted's number.