An exciting opportunity will take place later this evening, as fans of EastEnders will get the opportunity to vote on how the next part of a storyline unfolds. Over the past few weeks, Denise Fox (Diane Parish) has found herself torn between Jack Branning (Scott Maslen) and Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara).
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On the one hand, there’s Jack – a man she’s previously been married to, who can provide a comfortable life with his children. But maybe Denise wants something a bit more exciting?. That’s where Ravi comes in – he’s a man Denise previously had a fling with, and now, she cannot ignore the electric chemistry they have together.
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When tonight’s one-hour episode ends at 8:30pm, a BBC vote will open. But how exactly does it all work?. Let’s take a look. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video.
Up Next. To access the vote, viewers must have a BBC Account. You can register for an account at BBC.co.uk/account, on or before February 19. The vote will officially open at 8:30pm on Wednesday February 19 at BBC.co.uk/EastEnders. It will close at 7:10pm on Thursday February 20, so the result can be incorporated into the live episode, which will broadcast at 7:30pm from BBC Elstree Centre that very evening.
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