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EastEnders: Johnny and Pat attended Andy's funeral and Pat is distraught that no one else turned up. As they toast a drink to Andy, the two talk about the past and during an argument, Johnny mentions how he use to own Pat, and she storms off angrily. The Miller's are still struggling to afford general items and worry when they run out of nappies for Alicia. Rosie refuses to accept stolen goods off Mo so when she is in the MinuteMart she steals a pack of nappies. When she realizes Demi saw her, she takes them back. Meanwhile, Kareena arranges to get more drugs off July leaving her late to meet Mickey. When she eventually arrives he notices right away that she has taken something and walks out. Sam is horrified when Danny tells her he slept with another woman. When he goes to see Sasha she makes it clear to him that she is with Adi. Minty agrees to take Sam out to cheer her up, letting Garry down in the process. However, Garry insists that Minty go out with him for a boys' night out. Sam is left on her own and heads over to the Vic.Chrissie is on edge when Jake helps her to change a barrel of beer and stands right on Den's grave. She is also rattled when Pauline asks about her doorstop, and wonders how much longer she will be able to hide her terrible secret. When Sam comes for the money, Chrissie refuses to give it her, leaving Sam shocked that her blackmail tactics didn't work.Whilst in the Vic, Johnny tries to calm Pat down when she gives everyone a piece of her mind. The pair end up having a heated conversation and Pat leaves in disgust. When she later asks Johnny about his personal life, he clams up.

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