EastEnders Season 20 Episode 73 - Watch Legally and Safely
EastEnders: Rosie gives Keith a leaflet about a literacy lesson but he is far from happy about having to go. He backs out when he sees Derek there. He hides in another room which turns out to be a life drawing class. Keith's horrified when the instructor thinks he's the model and has to make a quick escape. After all the embarrassment, Darren offers to teach him to read.Dot awaits her driving instructor. Mr Rawlins arrives to collect her as Mrs Bartholomew couldn't make it. Dot warms to Mr Rawlins but Patrick is quick to wind Jim up about Dot being alone with another man.Ruby starts to become suspicious of Tina's motives when she keeps wanting to spend time with her. Tina quizzes Stacey about her and when Ruby finds out, she is far from happy that Tina's been checking up on her. Minty discovers Sam's flat has been broken into. He calls the police and Chrissie offers to help clear up the mess. Alfie sneaks into the back of the Vic when Little Mo is there and tells her he'd been thinking of her. She questions whether they are doing the right thing and he assures her they are.Ruby wants to appologise to Tina so she and Stacey go to give her a plant. Pat lets them in; believing that Tina is upstairs when she is really out with Johnny. Ruby finds a photo of Tina and Johnny together and realises they have been going out for more than a few weeks.
How to Watch EastEnders Season 20 Episode 73 Legally and Safely
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