EastEnders fans hunt for clues about the Christmas killer as a new 'flash forward' trailer drops
EastEnders viewers are desperate to work out who's going to die at Christmas - and who the killer could be!
EastEnders fans were thrilled when a new trailer dropped after last night's episode, teasing the dramatic death at Christmas 2023!
Viewers have been watching the 20-second trailer, which features Denise Fox, over and over, desperate to spot any clues about who's for the chop at the festive season.
Back in February, fans were treated to a 'flash forward' episode after six of the Walford women had a lock-in at The Queen Vic.
The women - Stacey Slater, Suki Panesar, Linda Slater, Sharon Watts, Denise Fox, and Kathy Beale - all raised their glasses to toast the men in their lives.
"May they get what they deserve," they said.
And the scene cut to the women at Christmas 2023 in the pub. Each one looked stunned and scared.
Linda had a split lip, Stacey's hands were bloodied, and Denise was holding a broken bottle.
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Sharon - who was wearing a wedding dress (one we've since seen Alfie selling!) - bent down to a body on the floor and announced that he - whoever he was - was dead.
And that was all we knew.
Until now!
In this week's EastEnders, we've seen Denise fess up to husband Jack about her dalliance with Ravi.
Denise spilled the beans about her encounters with the man detective Jack was investigating, and his subsequent attempts to blackmail her.
The confession led to shockwaves around the Square, as Jack and Denise's family fell apart, Chelsea was devastated, and Ravi faced the wrath of the Panesars.
But that wasn't all!
After the episode fans were treated to a reminder of the flash forward in a new trailer.
In the snippet, we saw Denise - wearing the glam green dress she wore in the flash forward - sitting drinking in an empty Queen Vic, looking at the bell used to call time at the bar, which was ringing by itself.
It was only short, but the fans loved the reminder of what's to come!
For Whom The Bell Tolls… #EastEnders #Denise #TheSix pic.twitter.com/DOP7WMWOfPApril 18, 2023
OHHHH Denise’s part of the six has started, every characters gonna fall out with a man and we’ll know who each of the potential suspects areClever eastenders 👏April 18, 2023
This is clever - so actually the culprit might not be Ravi or Nish like we expected. Every member of the Big 6 is going to get a "Big outcome" in the months ahead and then this will coincide into one at Xmas time when the culprit is revealed. #EastEnders https://t.co/tBC50g8lzbApril 18, 2023
Some viewers predicted we'll see every one of 'the six' fall out with a man in Walford, ahead of the festive season.
Others scanned the short clip for clues and spotted a figure running away from the pub at the start.
Could it be Suki Panesar? That's what some viewers thought!
A figure in green running from the Vic at the start of this trailer … #eastenders #thesix pic.twitter.com/GQjKRL9ZwLApril 18, 2023
Who'd have thought that a 21 second clip could get us all talking eh? But when it looks like it is Suki running away from the pub at the beginning, it's bound to! 😱 This flashforward malarkey is pure genius 🙌😀 #Sukeve #EastEnders #TheSix #BalvinderSopal #DianeParish ❤️ https://t.co/KLqxtP9pWAApril 18, 2023
But mostly the fans were just delighted with the storyline, calling it "pure genius" and "FABULOUS"!
denise’s part of the six has begunnnn!!! 🤩 #eastenders pic.twitter.com/EYwr6m9skNApril 18, 2023
Oh a whole campaign for each of the six. FABULOUS 😍 #EastEnders https://t.co/kPqjtvGJ9pApril 18, 2023
We can't wait to see what happens next!
EastEnders usually airs Monday to Thursday on BBC One at 7.30pm. Check our TV Guide for more information.
Kerry is a writer, author and editor with a lifelong love of the soaps, a passion for TV drama of all kinds, and an obsessive devotion to Strictly Come Dancing.
She was features editor of All About Soap magazine for more than a decade, covering every bit of excitement from all the UK soaps and the Aussies and still writes about all the juiciest gossip from the Street, the Square and the Dales whenever she can.
Kerry’s also an author of historical fiction, and her two jobs collided when she got the chance to write two novels based on Emmerdale, and the Sugden, Tate and Dingle families, during WW2.