Elsewhere, Ross struggled as the residents of Walford shunned him, while Johnny found himself in hot water with his boss.

Here's everything else that happened in EastEnders tonight.

Okie tortured Harry

Still locked up at the flat, Harry was helpless to stop as Okie taunted him about his later date with Gina. Still, Okie left him with a little something to keep him occupied - more drugs.

At The Vic, Gina met up with Okie for their date. As they flirted over drinks, Gina pushed him for information on his family and past, but he wasn't forthcoming. Opening up about his father, he revealed how he'd been killed when Okie was just a child, leading to his mother's mental collapse.

As they left The Vic, Gina and Okie went their separate ways. As she filled Anna in afterwards, Gina revealed her suspicion that something was seriously amiss.

Meanwhile, at the flat, Okie continued to taunt Harry over his date with Gina - implying that he'd sealed the deal. "I swear," snarled Harry, "I'm going to kill you."

"No-one's coming for you," replied Okie. "Not your family, not Gina. No-one's going to miss you when you're gone."

Ross hit a new low

Having been kicked out by Vicki, Ross was looking to his bleak, Vicki-less future. Seeing the plight of a fellow deadbeat dad in distress, Harvey felt sympathetic, and offered a kind word. Ross was in a bad way, drinking beers on the bench in the morning, trying to pass on a message of support to his son.

With Vicki on the mend, Sharon and Kathy were keen to get her away from it all. Sharon had arranged for a trip to the Lake District, away from Walford, Ross and Joel.

Harvey shared insight into his relationship with his own son, and reassured that it'd all come out in the wash. He offered Ross a place to stay, which Ross - who'd spent the night sleeping rough - gratefully accepted.

This didn't exactly go down well with Ian and Kathy though. Ian quickly gave Ross his marching orders, unceremoniously dumping his clothes all over the pavement while Vicki and the rest of the Square looked on.

As everyone stared, judging, Ross revealed that he'd been the one who shopped Joel to the police, before launching into a lengthy and emotional tirade. "I did everything I could," he insisted. "I can't give up on Joel."

This wasn't enough for Kathy, though, who called out his continued protection of Joel and his cover-up of the things he'd done in the past. "Whatever you did Ross, it wasn't enough," she announced.

In the aftermath of the argument, Ian twisted the knife, reminding Harvey whose house he was staying with. Having had enough, Harvey snapped, reminding Ian of a certain Bobby Beale and how he'd once murdered Ian's own daughter.

Ross, meanwhile, continued to sink into a pit of despair. As Vicki headed off to her trip to the Peak District, Ross drank himself into an utter state. where he was found, collapsed, bleeding and covered in his own vomit by Anthony and Harvey.

Relenting, Ian allowed Ross to stay at the house while Vicki, Sharon and Kathy were away.

Johnny's in trouble

Johnny had dropped himself in it, having sent an e-mail to all his contacts, outlining a new business proposal. Needless to say, Johnny's boss wasn't impressed, and fired him. Ouch.

Also in EastEnders tonight

As they discussed recent events, Kat tried to defend Tommy against Penny's aspersions.

Meanwhile, seeing Oscar's caring attitude toward Nigel, Jasmine was touched - and took him up on his offer of a date to the cinema.