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The following is a list of minor characters that first appeared in the BBC soap opera EastEnders in 2004, by order of first appearance.
Keith Makepeace[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 13 January 2004 |
Profile | |
Home | Trading Standards inspector |
Keith Makepeace was a Trading Standards inpector who visited Bridge Street market on 13 January 2004. Martin Fowler was worried that the weights on his stall were not accurate, so Sonia Jackson helped him to fix them, and he passed the inspection.[1][2]
Michael Nee[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 3 February 2004 |
Profile | |
Home | Trainee taxi driver |
Michael Nee was a young trainee taxi driver who expressed interest in buying Charlie Slater's taxi from him, as he was due to sit his taxi driver exams the following week. AS his wife, Val, was pregnant,[3] Charlie let him have the taxi for £700 in stead of the advertised £1000, because he reminded Charlie of himself.[4]
Family[]
- Wife: Val Nee
Dom Shaw[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
First appearance | 9 February 2004 |
Last appearance | 12 February 2004 |
Profile | |
Home | Publican |
Dom Shaw was a board member on the Walford Community Centre committee. When Sharon Watts wanted to hold a Valentine's Day ball in the Community Centre in 2004, she needed to get a liquor license, but Community Centre manager Derek Harkinson was unable to obtain one due to a previous criminal conviction for growing cannabis.[5][6] When Shaw discovered Derek's conviction, he sacked him, but was persuaded to reinstate Derek by Martin Fowler.[7] He later obtained a license for the Community Centre, as he owned a pub.[8]
George Wakefield[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 23 February 2004 |
Profile | |
Occupation | Counsellor |
George Wakefield was a counsellor at Walford General Hospital who spoke to Tariq Larousi before one of his kidneys was removed for his half brother Ronny Ferreira's kidney transplant operation. [9]
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Mattie George[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 23 February 2004 |
Profile | |
Occupation | Social worker |
Mattie George was a social worker who collected JJ, a teen runaway, from the bed and breakfat run by Patrick and Yolande Trueman. She took him back to the care home where he lived, after Paul Trueman reported to Social Services that he was there.[11][10]
Wilfred Atkins[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
First appearance | 4 March 2004 |
Profile | |
Occupation | Conman |
Wilfred Atkins was Nana Moon's fiancée, who she met on the bus to her holiday in Eastbourne. She brought him back to Walford in March 2004 to meet her grandsons Alfie and Spencer.
Alfie was cautious of Wilfred at first, thinking he was only interested in Nana's money, but Wilfred told Alfie that he was rich and had fallen in love with Nana.
Alfie's partner Kat later agreed that Wilfred could move into The Queen Vic when he and Nana were married. Alfie was later enraged that Wilfred had not booked a honeymoon, and marched him to the travel agent's to book one.
Wilfred later admired the war medals of Nana's late husband William, then surprised Nana with the news that he had booked a honeymoon in the West Indies. Alfie welcomed him into the family.
On his wedding day, Wilfred got nervous and tried to run away, only to be caught by Alfie at Walford East station. He confided in Alfie that he was ill, and didn't want Nana to become his nurse. Alfie agreed to let Wilfred leave, but when he went to hug Wilfred he felt a sharp pain, and opened Wilfred's jacket to reveal William's medals.
Wilfred was exposed as a con artist. Alfie didn't want to have to break the news to his Nana, so he dragged Wilfred back to the pub, where he confessed to stealing the medals. Nana revealed that she knew all along. Nana forgave Wilfred, but he fled Walford along with £30000 that he had conned out of Pat Evans.
Simon Gott[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 22 April 2004 |
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Occupation | Nurse |
Simon Gott was the nurse who cared for Mark Fowler in the days leading up to his death from AIDS-related illness, and informed Mark's brother Martin of Mark's death over the telephone on 12 April 2004. He appeared at Mark's funeral, and gave Martin a letter written by Mark giving him advice on how to live his life.[12][13]
Robert MacLean[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 29 April 2004 |
Profile | |
Occupation | Fire safety officer |
Robert MacLean was a fire safety officer who inspected Angie's Den following a fire there.[14] According to Den Watts he was a "jobsworth", but the inspection went well and MacLean approved the reopening of the club.[15]
David Collins[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
First appearance | 19 August 2004 |
Last appearance | 31 December 2004 |
David Collins was the husband of Jane Collins who suffered from Huntington's disease and lived in a hospice.[16] Jane kept David a secret from her new boss Ian, but one day Ian demanded to know why she was infrequent with her work, and Jane took him to meet David. Ian regularly visited him until David died on New Year's Eve 2004, leaving Jane heartbroken, as she had slept with Ian prior to his death.
Family[]
- Wife: Jane Collins
Clint[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004, 2005, 2006 |
First appearance | 6 September 2004 |
Last appearance | 7 July 2006 |
Clint (real name Beverly) was a recurring fictional character in the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders. He was played by Huggy Leaver. He appeared from 2004 to 2006 as Rosie Miller's brother.
Clint first arrived in his old ice cream van, loaded with all the Millers' possessions. The ice cream van bears the somewhat dubious logo of Clint's Creamy Whip. He came to Walford to help out his family whenever they needed him. He was also seen when Mike Swann, Rosie's ex-husband, was staying with the Millers and Keith needed some support. His last appearance was when he helped Rosie to move back out of the Square.
Clint's ice cream van however made a reappearance around August bank holiday 2007. Clint was on holiday so Mickey and Keith were left to mind the van. They used the van to sell ice creams to fund a DIY project of painting Summer Swann's nursery.
Family[]
- Sister: Rosie Miller
- Nephews: Mickey Miller, Darren Miller
- Nieces: Dawn Swann, Demi Miller
- Great nieces: Aleesha Miller, Summer Swann
Tommy Grant[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
First appearance | 14 September 2004 |
Last appearance | 22 November 2004 |
Profile | |
Home | Thailand |
Tommy Grant was the much older boyfriend of Vicki Fowler who took a shine to Vicki's step-mother Chrissie Watts. They kissed and Tommy arranged for them to meet in the toilets in the Queen Vic. He stripped naked and Chrissie stole his clothes, exposing him (as a cheat, and literally exposing him!). He then ran away through the market, naked.
The next day, as he got into a taxi to the airport, Den got into the taxi with him and took him to Angie's Den where he pinned him down and warned him to stay away from his family. Tommy tormented Den by telling him how he enjoyed kissing Chrissie. Den told Tommy to leave Walford and never return. Tommy now lives in Thailand.
Matt Hill[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004 |
Appeared on | 30 September 2004 |
Profile | |
Occupation | Events promoter |
Matthew "Matt" Hill was an events promoter who Kat Moon met in a nightclub called U4ia, shortly before leaving her husband Alfie and moving away from Walford. After she left, Matt arrived at The Queen Vic looking for Kat, as she had arranged to meet him there. Alfie was aggitated by this, and got progressively angry with Matt, until he physically threw Matt out of the pub.
Aleesha Miller[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004-2006 |
First appearance | 29 October 2004 |
Last appearance | 7 July 2006 |
Profile | |
Home | The Cotswolds |
Aleesha Beyoncé Miller was born on the show on 29 October 2004, and was played by twins Freyja and Phoebe Coltman-West.
Aleesha is the infant daughter of teenagers Demi Miller and Leo Taylor. Aleesha's godparents are her uncle Mickey and (until her death in December 2006) neighbour Pauline Fowler, whose heart softened towards the Millers since she accompanied Demi to hospital for Aleesha's birth. Aleesha was the centre of an ongoing feud between her maternal and paternal grandparents, with she and her parents bearing the brunt of the turmoil. Demi and Leo took her with them when they ran away together. They left her with her godmother Pauline when they had to move into a squat. This led to her father's death from a heroin overdose, when Demi took some heroin to numb her pain and Leo overdosed because he thought she was dead.
Aleesha left Walford with Rosie and Demi on 7 July 2006 to live in the Cotswolds.
Family[]
- Father: Leo Taylor (deceased)
- Mother: Demi Miller
- Grandfathers: Ray Taylor, Keith Miller
- Grandmothers: Trisha Taylor, Rosie Miller
- Uncles: Mickey Miller, Darren Miller
- Aunt: Dawn Swann
- Great uncle: Clint
- Cousin: Summer Swann
Freddie Mitchell[]
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EastEnders character | |
Duration | 2004–2006 |
First appearance | 1 November 2004 |
Last appearance | 26 May 2006 |
Profile | |
Home | Barnstaple |
Frederick William "Freddie" Mitchell (né Slater) was played by twins Alex and Tom Kilby. Freddie was conceived in late 2003 when his mother, Mo Mitchell, was raped by her father's friend, Graham Foster. Her refusal to abort the child caused the break-up of her marriage to Billy Mitchell. Mo went to stay with her sister, Belinda, where she gave birth to Freddie. In November 2004, after Graham was sentenced to eight years imprisonment, Little Mo and Billy made another attempt at their marriage, but they separated again after Billy admitted that he struggled to accept Freddie. Freddie then lived at the Slater household with Little Mo, Big Mo, Charlie and Stacey.
In February and March 2006, Freddie caused his mother much stress by crying a lot. He took a trip to the park with his mother, Jane Collins and Bobby Beale, where Bobby poked him in the forehead with a stick. Freddie had to go to hospital but was thankfully okay. However, the incident resulted in a visit from a health visitor. Mo thought that the health visitor was accusing her of abusing Freddie and became angry and hostile. Mo strugged to cope with her young son as when he was teething he often cried.
In May 2006, Freddie went to hospital seriously ill with bleeding on the brain. A few days before the hospital admission, Mo had admitted to her boyfriend Oliver, who is also a GP, that she sometimes got very irritated with Freddie when he cried. When Oliver heard that Freddie's injury must have been caused by shaking or rough handling, he admitted what Mo had told him to a paediatrician, Briony Campbell, at the hospital. While the hospital believed that Mo may have shaken her son, Mo suspected that ten-year-old Ben Mitchell may have hurt him in some way as they were left unsupervised together just before the incident. Mo went to confront Ben and ended up shaking him in irritation when he tried to run away.
After extensive tests at the hospital, it was discovered that Freddie had a temporary low platelet count, due to an infection, meaning that any minor injury could hurt him badly, as his blood wasn't clotting properly. Mo was no longer suspected of hurting her son.
Freddie left Walford on May 26 2006 with his mother who wanted to start a new life in Barnstaple, Devon.
Family[]
- Father: Graham Foster
- Mother: Little Mo Mitchell
- Grandfather: Charlie Slater
- Grandmothers: Barbara Foster, Viv Slater (deceased)
- Great grandfathers: Frederick Slater (deceased), Stuart Mullins
- Great grandmothers: Mary Slater (deceased), Mo Harris
- Aunts: Kat Moon, Belinda Peacock, Lynne Hobbs
- Great uncles: Harry Slater (deceased), Billy Harris
- Great aunts: Violet Slater (deceased), Jean Harris
- Great great uncle: Stan Porter
- Cousins: Zoe Slater, Vivienne Hobbs (deceased)
- First cousins once removed: Brian Slater (deceased), Zoe Slater, Joanne
- Second cousins: Sean Slater, Stacey Branning,
References[]
- ↑ "TUE 13-JAN-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2006-06-05.
- ↑ "Keith Makepeace", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "Michael Nee", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "TUE 03-FEB-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2006-06-05.
- ↑ "Dom Shaw", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ "MON 09-FEB-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ "TUE 10-FEB-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ "THU 12-FEB-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ "George Wakefield", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 "MON 23-FEB-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-06.
- ↑ "Mattie George", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "Simon Gott", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "THU 22-APR-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "Robert MacLean", Walford Web. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "THU 29-APR-04", walford.net. URL last accessed 2007-06-05.
- ↑ "Ian tries to charm Jane", bbc.co.uk/eastenders. URL last accessed 2007-05-26.