EastEnders Spoilers: Five Explosive Storylines Next Week — Harry’s Shocking Crime, Vicki’s Meltdown, and Junior’s Exit
Another dramatic week unfolds in EastEnders as secrets, violence, and heartbreak shake Albert Square. From Harry Mitchell’s shocking stabbing to Vicki Fowler’s breaking point, the residents of Walford are on the edge as loyalties are tested and lives hang in the balance.
Here’s everything fans can expect from the episodes airing Monday, November 10 to Thursday, November 13.
1. Harry Mitchell Accidentally Stabs Okie in a Violent Clash
The fallout from Ravi Gulati’s (Aaron Thiara) exposure as the mastermind behind a drugs operation sends shockwaves through Walford. Tensions spiral when Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway), already struggling with withdrawal, is dragged deeper into the chaos.
When Okie (Aayan Ibikunle Shoderu) storms into Kojo Asare’s (Dayo Koleosho) flat, demanding answers, a scuffle breaks out. In a moment of panic, Harry accidentally stabs Okie, leaving the young man bleeding as Kojo runs to get help.
Meanwhile, Priya (Sophie Khan Levy) finally learns the truth about Ravi’s deception and throws him out — but the damage is done. As Nicola (Laura Doddington) frantically searches for answers, the Mitchells brace for another family scandal.
“Harry’s guilt will haunt him,” teased an insider. “This accident could change the Mitchells forever.”
2. Junior Knight’s Exit Story Begins
Junior Knight (Micah Balfour) faces a crossroads as his family unravels. Struggling with guilt and missing his son Xavier, Junior decides it’s time to leave Walford behind.
He confides in George (Colin Salmon) that he’s accepted a new job in Dubai, planning to make a fresh start. But their relationship remains strained after Junior’s betrayal earlier this year.
When George reveals he’s sending Kojo back to Ghana for his safety, tensions explode — and Kojo overhears the entire conversation.
Before departing, Junior seeks peace with Cindy (Michelle Collins), sparking speculation that old feelings might resurface before his emotional goodbye.
3. Nigel Bates Faces His Hearing — and His Fears
It’s judgment day for Nigel Bates (Paul Bradley) as he faces court over the car accident that injured Jasmine Fisher and Gina Knight. His wife Julie (Karen Henthorn) tries to stay strong, but when she realizes she’s sent his lucky tie to the cleaners, she panics that it’s a bad omen.
Needing clarity, Nigel retreats to Arthur’s Bench, where he and Julie share a heartfelt conversation about forgiveness, fear, and family. As his dementia symptoms worsen, Nigel’s future looks uncertain — and the verdict could determine how he spends his final days.
4. Vicki Fowler Breaks Down After Defending Tommy Moon
Vicki Fowler (Alice Haig) surprises everyone when she defends Tommy Moon (Sonny Kendall) from Denzel (Jaden Ladega) and Nugget (Juhaim Rasul Choudhury), who blame him for Joel Marshall’s attack.
But when Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd) reveals Tommy hid Joel after the assault, Vicki’s loyalty wavers. Confrontations follow, forcing Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) to step in and protect her son.
Later, Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) takes Vicki out to ease her mind — but a disturbing incident at The Vic, where she spots a man harassing a young woman, triggers traumatic memories. Vicki rushes home in tears, reaching breaking point as the emotional toll becomes too much to bear.
5. Jean Slater Refuses to Forgive Zoe — and Chaos Follows
Jean Slater (Gillian Wright) still can’t bring herself to forgive Zoe (Michelle Ryan), whose obsession with her stolen kitten continues to irritate the Square. Kat (Jessie Wallace) tries to calm things down by improving security at The Vic, while Zoe redeems herself slightly by fixing Alfie Moon’s (Shane Richie) beer pumps.
But Jean remains frosty — until Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe) and Honey Mitchell (Emma Barton) drag her out for a wild night that ends in chaos at the pub. As laughter and mayhem erupt, the Slaters’ long-running feud is far from over.
Coming Up in Walford
From accidental stabbings to emotional exits, next week promises heart-stopping twists for the Mitchells, Knights, and Slaters alike. As lives collide and secrets surface, one thing’s certain — the streets of Albert Square are more dangerous than ever.