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| Fi turns on her father, EastEnders |
James Willmott-Brown will face a dose of his own medicine next week when his own children turn against him.
Until now, Josh has been the only member of James' family who disagrees with what he's doing, and with Fi firmly under her father's influence, Weyland & Co look set to continue with the takeover.
As the week continues, Fi will finally learn the truth about her father after a worrying incident. This comes just after her little brother Josh, decides to start playing his family at their own game.
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
As the father and daughter prepare for the big press meeting at the old Community centre, Josh tells Lauren that he is going to stop the development from happening, but needs a little help in exposing his father.
Josh skips going to the press meeting, instead, he decides to steal important files from his father's computer. Lauren does her best to keep James and Fi busy by chaining herself to the Community centre doors.
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
Outside the police station, Josh hopes that all the information he has gathered on his father is enough to stop him. Later, Josh begs his sister to open her eyes and see what their father is really like.
Listening to his advice, Fi confronts her father but is left being consoled by Kathy Beale after a worrying incident.
Fi obviously doesn't want Kathy's help but decides to ask her what really happened between her and her father, James.
Will she believe Kathy, or decide to remain loyal to her family?
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
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| EastEnders, BBC One |
This episode airs on Thursday and Friday next week, on BBC One.
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