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EastEnders Screen Captures

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Screen captures added to the gallery from July 14th 1994.

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EastEnders Screen Captures

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Replaced the EastEnders screen captures from 20th June 1994 with better quality.

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EastEnders Screen Captures

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Replaced the EastEnders screen captures from 11th January 1994 with better quality.

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EastEnders on Drama Channel

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The EastEnders repeats on the drama channel are now approaching the arrival of David Wicks. He appears very briefly in the 23rd December 1993 episode which looks like it will air on Tuesday. Before he officially arrives in the square on 11th January 1994 which should air on Friday. EastEnders on the Drama Channel airs weekdays at 1pm and 1.40 pm. If you miss it its also avalible on there catch up service UKTV.

Classic EastEnders on Drama Channel

Classic EastEnders on UKTV

The 35 Greatest EastEnders Characters Of All Time

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Huffington Post have a list of there top 35 characters of all time for the EastEnders 35th Anniversary, with David Wicks ranking at number 31.

The Definitive Ranking Of The 35 Greatest EastEnders Characters Of All Time.

Hundreds, if not thousands, of people have graced Walford with their presence since 19 February 1985. But as we celebrate 35 years of Walford woe, which EastEnders characters have made the biggest impact?

Who have been the most memorable drama kings and queens over the years? Narrowing down this list was no mean feat, so please don’t give us any Argee Bhajee about not including Fat Elvis or Mr Papadopolous.

31. David Wicks

Car salesman David managed to combine two recurring ’Enders tropes – the rubbish parent and the disappointing son. But he did it with such charm and swagger that we can see why Cindy and Carol couldn’t resist him.

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