As Teddy's charged with murder, desperate Junior confronts Ravi over Kojo's future tomorrow
It's not looking good for Teddy
Teddy Mitchell was charged with murder in EastEnders tonight (Wednesday, November 12), after confessing to killing Okie. Teddy took the rap after discovering that Harry had accidentally killed Okie, claiming to have done so in self-defence.
At the station, he was horrified when dodgy brief Ritchie informed him that the police would be charging him with murder. Elsewhere, as George clashed with Junior, he was troubled at Kobina’s instruction that Kojo return to Ghana.
Are Teddy and Kojo both leaving EastEnders? Here’s everything that happened in EastEnders tonight – and what happens next.
Teddy confessed to killing Okie in EastEnders tonight
At the station, Teddy told officers his version of what had happened. He claimed that he’d gone around the flat to find Okie there, alone, with a knife.
A fight had broken out, Teddy said, and he killed Okie in self-defence.
Back home, Nicola backed up Teddy’s lie, telling Barney that Teddy had killed Okie protecting Harry. As the family got involved, Billy alerted Phil to what had happened. Phil, naturally, gave Ritchie a bell.
George and Junior clashed as Kojo’s future looks uncertain
Meanwhile, across the Square, George broke the news to Koko that Okie had been killed. As Kojo blamed himself for sending Teddy to the flat in the first place, George snapped at Junior for interfering, telling him that he should seriously consider taking the job in Dubai.
Tensions came to a head when Junior and George arrived to find Nicola at Phil’s place, discussing the Teddy situation. As Junior raged at Nicola for not protecting Kojo, George stepped in, demanding that his son back off.
Later, George tried to make amends with Junior at the gym. Junior threw it back in his face though, accusing him of still having feelings for Nicola. Once alone, George opened a message from Kobina – Kojo would have to return to Ghana.
Is Kojo’s exit imminent?
Teddy charged with murder in EastEnders tonight
Ritchie arrived at the station. She informed Teddy that the police had spoken to the CPS – and the news wasn’t good. As Nicola tried to put on a normal front for the boys, she took a call from Teddy – who informed her that he was being charged with murder.
Is Teddy going to prison?
Junior tries to save Kojo in spoilers tomorrow
Junior learns of George’s plan to send Kojo away in EastEnders spoilers for tomorrow. George attempts to extend another olive branch to Junior, but his son is shocked when he hears about Kojo’s exit from Walford.
Overhearing, Kojo panics. Junior tries to reassure Kojo – and pays Ravi a visit.
But what business does Junior have with Ravi? And will he decide to leave Walford for sunny Dubai?
After the Flood series 2: All the signs Jill Halfpenny's character DS Sam Bradley might be a villain
Although we intend to give no spoilers here, trust us when we say that the new episodes of the ITV thriller are as dramatic as the 2024 series - and then some.
Expect several deaths, some more shocking than others... There's also some new characters to get to know too. As well as Ian Puleston-Davies' Tony Rower, Jill Halfpenny has joined the cast of After the Flood as Jo's new colleague. But is DS Sam Bradley everything she says she is?
Read on as we share our mounting suspicions about her...
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Who is Jill Halfpenny's character DS Sam Bradley in After the Flood series 2?
Sam Bradley is the new DS who arrives at Waterside police station just in time to team up with newly promoted detective Jo Marshall on a new case.
She tells her new colleague she's recently transferred to Waterside from Newcastle. Sam explained that she's looking for a fresh challenge and a new focus after finding herself single and home alone now that both of her kids are at university.
Talking about the new character in After the Flood series 2, ITV tells us: "A highly-qualified and experienced murder detective, Sam's excellent at her job and immediately takes a liking to Jo, seeing something of herself in her. Perceptive and good with people, Sam also has a firm streak and believes the rules are there for a reason; it's a trait that might just see her butting heads with Jo and her instincts for breaking the rules."
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