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555:), a sworn enemy of Den's since 1985. The couple briefly talk about keeping it as Chrissie initially begins to romance with Den. Once Chrissie lets Sam and Zoe in just as Den turns to face her, they stare menacingly towards him and confront him. Although Chrissie demands Den to give her power of attorney with the Queen Vic and goes on to admit that she helped Zoe abort his child, Den is unmoved and begins to enumerate the full extent of his crimes. He taunts Chrissie and reveals Chrissie's part in scamming Sam and her family, which causes a rift. Chrissie reveals that Sharon is hiding in the shadows and has heard him talk about all of his wrongdoings. Sharon denounces Den and leaves Walford, after which Chrissie taunts him. Den attacks her and strikes her head against the pub's fruit machine. Just as he prepares to do it again, Chrissie is saved by Zoe when she picks up Pauline's doorstop and hits Den on the head with it. Den collapses onto the ground just as Chrissie recuperates, and it becomes apparent that he is dead when Sam finds herself unable to find a pulse. A smug Chrissie starts to gloat that Den is dead when he grabs her leg and reprimands her. Chrissie then picks up the doorstop and delivers a fatal blow to his head, secretly watched by Sam. The three women bury him in a hole in the pub's cellar, which is filled with cement the next morning. 610:), informs Peggy about the events of Den's murder and how Sam is suspected of committing the crime. Sam tells her mother that Chrissie killed Den and framed her for the crime. This prompts Peggy to go looking for Chrissie, who is preparing to deliver a eulogy at Den's funeral when Peggy arrives, disruptively brands Chrissie a "murderer" and tells everyone that she killed Den. The situation escalates when Peggy slaps Chrissie, causing her to fall into Den's grave on top of the coffin. When they have another confrontation in the pub, everybody believes Chrissie over Peggy. Following another quarrel at a party where Peggy accuses Kat of helping Chrissie frame Sam just to cover-up Zoe's involvement, Stacey learns the truth and starts blackmailing Chrissie for money. She later returns the money, feeling guilty. Eventually, Jake questions Chrissie and she admits to killing Den. At first Jake is horrified, but realises how Den betrayed Chrissie and that she would never have killed him had he treated her better. To get her trust, he reveals that he had witnessed his mob boss 1325:, with each new producer bringing in new writing teams. Uncertainty came to be manifested in writing and scripts, with character inconsistencies and plot holes working their way into production. One notable example was ownership of The Queen Victoria, with Chrissie legally owner of half the pub after Den legitimately signed over the deed before they renewed their vows in February. However, in November this fact was forgotten, with Chrissie shown as forging Den's signature to nullify her ownership of the pub, which legally became Sharon's. Problems with the script did not escape Oberman, who criticised her character's storylines after she left the show, saying the writers "must have been on crack", adding that "plots didn't make logical or emotional sense – but they said, 'That's the soap convention, dear, get used to it'". She also considered some scenes to be irresponsible, saying "I was worried when four-year-olds said to me, 'I saw you kill Den.' I don't agree with censorship but there has to be a level of responsibility." 924:

living, and I remember looking at all the ex-pat women, and thinking how co-ordinated they are. Their hair is always perfect, their bags match their gloves and shoes and scarves." The show's make-up artist, Elizabeth Armistead, has also spoken of the way Chrissie's "glamorous, polished look" informs her characterisation and personality: "Chrissie's a confident person who rarely leaves anything to chance. Even in moments of despair, though her facial expression reflects her turmoil, she never has a hair out of place." The look was part of a desire to represent the character as a "strong" and "forceful" figure, with one interviewer describing Chrissie as "quite flashy" and "glam". According to Humphreys, this is manifested in "Chrissie’s outfits, are a mixture of designer and High Street... Chrissie's got a great sense of style. She makes High Street clothes look made to measure." Oberman felt Chrissie's fashion sensibilities to be a critical element of the character: "she's like Angie with 15 more years of

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you is the only good thing to come out of my relationship with Den, and I mean that!" Oberman characterised Chrissie as "part victim part villain", declaring "I think of her as a villain with a heart". She felt that, although "no excuse" for murder, Chrissie was driven to what she did: "She's not a cold blooded murderer, it was all done in a fit of pique", and that "these characters are made, not born." Chrissie was haunted by the alcoholic fate of Den's first wife, which she vowed at Angie's grave to avoid. However, in spite of her efforts, and indeed because of them, she failed, as she came to recognise: "You know it's funny; when Den used to talk about Ange he used to describe her as this weak sad, cow. And I used to think 'not like me, oh no, not like me'. Who's having the last laugh now, Ange?"

1109:. The prelude to Den's death further highlighted and showcased Chrissie's manipulative character and conniving personality in her representation as a "strong" and "forceful" figure. When she secretly learns that Zoe is pregnant by Den, she plays on Zoe's insecurities and vulnerabilities and "coerces" her into having an abortion. The pregnancy represented a double blow to Chrissie as Den had always resisted having children with her, and as with Kate Mitchell, Chrissie determines to teach Zoe a harsh lesson about "messing with other people's husbands". The possessive nature of his wife was noted by Den, who warns Zoe that Chrissie "tends to blame the women that lead me astray." 1000:. Like Den, Chrissie had an acerbic tongue and their relationship was marked by verbal fencing in the manner of Hepburn and Tracy: "What's great is that they've written Den an equal", Oberman noted, "It'll be interesting to see their little sparring matches." The attraction was intended to be mutual, unlike Den's one-sided marriage to Angie. Trying to win Chrissie around into giving their marriage another try, Den declared: "I know we've got a great relationship even when we're tearing lumps out of each other, you give as good as you get and that's the sort of marriage I've always wanted". Commenting on the complicated nature of their relationship, Oberman observed, 893:

they mean." In her official character profile, Chrissie is portrayed as someone "happy to play mind games" and "often two steps ahead of her husband", being described as "the type of person to be your best friend. But if you cross her, she'll get her own back in the end." Her strong-willed persona has led reviewers to label the character as "venomous", "devious", and "hard as nails" in "the grand tradition of landladies of the Queen Vic", manipulating others to ensure matters go her way. As the "scheming" figure of the show, she was described as a "witch" and "super-bitch", but was also represented as a "strong" and "clever" woman. Executive producer

626:) on the night she killed Den. As her relationship with Jake continues once more, Chrissie plans to sell the pub to Johnny and attempts to get Jake to pressure his boss into agreeing, asserting that she now has leverage on Johnny over Andy's murder. Jake reluctantly complies and a business partnership ensues between Chrissie and Johnny. When Johnny pulls out of the partnership due to Peggy's persuasion, Chrissie reveals that she knows he killed Andy and appears ready to blackmail him. However, Johnny responds that he knows that Chrissie killed Den, but agrees to continue the deal, warning Chrissie about threatening him next time. 662:

her to marry him. She finds out that he has lost the £25,000 that was to be her bail money and storms out of the visiting room, calling Jake an idiot. Chrissie decides to plot revenge on Sharon for sending her to prison by trying to force her stepdaughter to testify in court about what Den was really like, wanting to see Sharon crumble at confessing his crimes. After a week in prison, Chrissie decides to call off her plan, when it becomes clear that she still thinks of Sharon as a daughter. She dismisses her solicitor and pleads guilty to murder, which partly clears Sam and Zoe for the crime. Chrissie is sentenced to

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as devious and calculating, with Oberman observing how "Angie was all knee-jerk reaction, but Chrissie is more of a plotter and schemer – just like Den." Comparing Den's two wives, Oberman remarked: "Chrissie's much cooler than Angie. Her motto is, 'revenge is a dish best served cold'. She's tougher than Angie and she can hold it together much better." Indeed, according to Oberman, producers deliberately wanted to take Den's second marriage down a different path to his first; whereas the relationship between Den and Angie had been likened to

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making it the highest rated screening of a British soap since 2003. The episode received a massive amount of media interest, and was highly praised for displaying "some of the tightest, funniest dialogue this soap has seen". Oberman revealed that she could not stop laughing during filming of the scenes, as Grantham's hair was stuck to the floor: "We did lots of takes and poor Leslie was on his back for hours with fake blood all around his head. The liquid dried and his hair was glued to the floor. When he got up it ripped his hair out!"

1030:). The plot was praised by television editor Ru Green as being one of the "better storylines" during an otherwise weak year for the show, with media attention at the time profiling Chrissie's dramatic plans for revenge. The climax, which saw Chrissie cut off Kate Mitchell's hair in retribution for the affair, was a highlight for Oberman and an important dramatic milestone for her character: "cutting off Jill Halfpenny's hair in the salon... was a really great episode. I loved working with Jill and I think that put Chrissie on the map." 536:) to get her pregnant for a potential baby with Dennis. Dennis discovers this after catching her and Den in bed. He tells Chrissie about Den and Zoe. Chrissie plans to get revenge and persuades Zoe to abort the baby. Afterwards, Chrissie confronts Zoe and seemingly accepts Zoe's explanation with what Den put her through and the two plan to exact revenge on him for good, with Sam agreeing to help out as well. They agree that the plan will result in either Chrissie or Sam getting hold of the pub, with disagreements over who would get it. 710:). After she is led into her cell, the prison officer enters the cell of an inmate next door and delivers contraband cigarettes - the inmate is then revealed to be Chrissie. Sharon's cellmate Doreen "Dor" Coleman (Sonia Ritter), reunites Sharon with Chrissie. After serving nearly 19 years in prison, Chrissie has become eligible for parole and is due to have a parole hearing. Sharon is initially annoyed by Chrissie's presence, but Chrissie tries to help by lending Sharon her phone to call her son, 1129: 259:) - and thus became a prominent regular for the next 18 months. In 2005, Chrissie was the focus of one of "the programme's biggest and most high-profile narratives" when she killed her husband in self-defence at the end of the special 20th anniversary episode. The broadcast, airing on 18 February, was watched by 14.34 million people - with "almost 60% of possible viewers" tuning in to see Chrissie killing Den. The character was credited by former head of BBC Drama Serials, 1169:) part of the final showdown between the Watts and Mitchells that, in the words of one presenter, "grips the nation". The story's climax, resulting in Chrissie's exit from Walford, was such a considerable moment for the show that BBC bosses took the highly unusual step of keeping the "manner of her departure" a "complete mystery even to the soap's producers", with reports claiming that "no less than four separate storylines to be filmed for her departure from 575:) the truth about Den's murder. Following Zoe's departure, Kat confronts Chrissie with the knowledge that she killed Den and promises to bring her down should she disclose Zoe's involvement in any way. After Chrissie taunts Sam, Sam gets drunk and on the day Sharon and Dennis get married, Sam smashes up Den's grave and digs up his body in the hope that Chrissie will be sent down for his death. She ends up getting arrested after assaulting the pub's barmaid, 902: 853:, Oberman described the atmosphere as like a "vacuum", with the cast "just waiting to see what the next stage is – It can be a bit tense but it's exciting. I really don't know what's going to happen." However, the prominent role of Chrissie in the show as it moved forward meant that Oberman came out of the uncertainty with more to show than most, receiving an improved deal and extending her contract for a year, with the BBC's head of drama 1347:." Because of this "I never felt it was finished off and I would have loved to have wrapped it up." She went on to declare her desire to return for a proper resolution. "I'd love to finish off Chrissie's storyline because I love the character and I do feel that she was left in limbo. To know what happened to her would be great. Even if she went back to say goodbye or wanted to make peace with Sam. Or maybe we could see her in prison?" 490:), and the two work together as hairdressers. However, this does not last when Chrissie discovers that Den has been having sex with Kate. She exacts revenge on Kate by offering to give her a haircut, only to end up hacking most of her hair. She then proceeds to smash up the beauty salon in a rage and starts a fight with Kate that Den breaks up moments later; Chrissie promptly slaps Den and confronts him. She informs Kate's boyfriend 1179:, Oberman said, "I think Chrissie deserves to get away with murder. She was heavily provoked. I'd love to see her make it to Argentina... run a beach bar with a young Latin lover by her side." The immense public focus on the figure of Chrissie was used by executives in the intensifying ratings war, with the BBC "using the Chrissie Watts departure as the major weapon in our armoury... to snatch back viewers" from rival soaps. 583:), in the midst of unearthing Den's corpse. When this becomes public knowledge, Den is pronounced dead and Chrissie feigns grief whilst also comforting Sharon over her loss. Sam tells the police everything about Den's murder, but this backfires when Den's bloodstains are found under Sam's sink and her story constantly changes. Chrissie seizes an opportunity to incriminate Sam for the crime by convincing Kat to get her cousin, 1224:, one of British soap's biggest figures, Chrissie was a high-profile character, with the turns in her storylines regularly splashed across the tabloid papers, becoming, in the words of reporter Katherine Hassell, "a national TV heroine after she arrived in Albert Square in 2004 as the wife of the resurrected Dirty Den". 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with "the show's producers shooting multiple endings to ensure the cast couldn't leak the plot." During the hour-long broadcast Chrissie leads Sam and Zoe into facing Den, with 14.34 million people watching her deliver the fatal blow to her husband after a violent struggle. Oberman "begged the producers to let Chrissie do it to prove she wasn't a sap", adding "It was a real rush for me."

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intervene and place Chrissie in segregation. Chrissie threatens to expose Sharon’s involvement in Keanu’s murder if she reports the incident and ruins her chances of parole. Sharon decides not to report the incident, and they later make amends before Chrissie is granted parole. Before she leaves, Chrissie drops a bombshell on Sharon, revealing that Johnny Allen's daughter

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that year, and has since only been bested by a showing on Christmas Day 2007 (which drew anomalous large audiences for all BBC One programmes that year), and the 25th anniversary episode. However final figures for the broadcast, which factored in digital and recorded viewings, rose to over 17 million

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have a lot in common – the bad girls have to be punished." However, critics considered Chrissie to be a "three-dimensional soap bitch", rather than a flat pantomime figure. Despite having killed her father, Chrissie highly valued her friendship with Sharon, declaring at one point: "my friendship with

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Chrissie left Den but was eventually convinced to give their marriage another try. She also saw the ebb and flow of Den and Chrissie's marriage as a reflection of the mental gameplaying that was so prominent in their characterisations: "I think there's a challenge in it, and I think she would like to

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costume designer Di Humphreys noting that "Chrissie's clothes reflect her strong, upfront character." Oberman explained how the character's fashion sense was informed by her own observations of British expatriates: "When I heard I had the part of Chrissie I was on holiday in Spain, where she had been

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for 18 months, such was the centrality of Chrissie to the show and storylines Oberman felt she had done 4 years worth of acting, noting that by the time of her departure "Chrissie has packed into a year what most soap characters do in three." This all came during a period of great uncertainty for the

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was undergoing immense media criticism and falling ratings. The rush of casting meant Oberman had little time to process the enormity of the part she had taken on, declaring: "my feet haven't even touched the ground yet. I haven't had time to think about what this role is going to do to my life! I'm

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and I had great chemistry from the off and I think he said: 'I want her.'" Oberman was on holiday when she received a call saying she had been cast in the role and was required to be on set the next Tuesday. All told the audition process had taken just two weeks, with Oberman beginning filming a mere

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and tells Jake that he has a recording of her confession. Johnny takes advantage by telling Chrissie that she must sleep with him. She refuses due to not wanting to betray Jake; Johnny then tells Phil and Grant about the tape. As the Mitchells work with Sharon and Dennis, Stacey's alibi is eventually

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One of the consequences of all the uncertainty behind the scenes was Chrissie's final fate, which was left largely unresolved. Oberman revealed in July 2009 that there were originally plans for a trial, but that poor timing ultimately shelved the storyline. She recalled how the storyline "was put on

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At the time, you get so involved with the work you don't think about it. However, I didn't realise how much of an enormous impact that storyline had. When I think back to how Michelle, Kim and I were on the cover of the magazines week in and week out for about a month. The whole country was talking

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The storyline commenced its conclusion with the return of the Mitchell family to help Sam, who had been framed by Chrissie for the murder of Den; events were to culminate in Chrissie's departure from the show, with producers telling Oberman that when she leaves "later this year, it's going to be one

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In the aftermath of Den's death, Chrissie became an increasingly "transformed" and colder figure, as the character "played" and "spun" her way "out of every situation". She proceeds to trick Zoe into taking the blame for Den's murder, and continuously outmanoeuvres Sam in the latter's efforts to get

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The final confrontation between husband and wife played out during the special episode marking the show's 20th anniversary. Such was public interest in the storyline that the production team reportedly took to "fiercely guarding" scripts, "so that even the cast weren't sure how they would play out",

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website, Oberman detailed the background dynamic to Chrissie and Den's relationship as it existed before their appearance on the show: "They were a real match for each other and ran a successful wine bar. The couple made a good team, but he was always going off with other women. She'd end up leaving

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began in 1985 viewers had watched Den's affairs and manipulation gradually take their toll on his wife, Angie, who was unable to compete in the games he played. Chrissie was intended to be a contrast to her predecessor; where Angie turned to alcohol, Chrissie was more Den's "equal" and could be just

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behind her", explaining in an interview with Radio 4: "I like to think of Chrissie as Angie with benefits... She's his equal a bit more than Angie was." Oberman later expanded: "Chrissie, unlike Angie, won't hit the bottle as soon as Den starts playing away. She's proved she's ready to sit and wait

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Chrissie later drags Sharon back to her cell, threatening her with a shiv and boiling water. She reveals that she had miscarried Jake's baby shortly after being imprisoned, and blames Sharon for teaming up with the Mitchells, and putting her in prison. As Chrissie attempts to stab Sharon, the guards

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In July 2024, it was announced that Oberman would be reprising the role later in the year, after 19 years away. Oberman told the BBC "Chrissie Watts was such a great character to play - a victim or a villain," she said. She is a real fan favourite so, when Chris Clenshaw asked me to come back and

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for Den's murder in December 2005. Jake later visits her in prison and Chrissie convinces him to not visit again due to her sentence. He agrees, despite professing his love for her. After bidding an emotional farewell to each other, Chrissie watches Jake leave the visiting room, and she walks back

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Chrissie says that she will only co-operate in exchange for a meeting with Sharon. This is given, and she tries to make Sharon understand why she killed her father, but to no success. Sam is released on bail and flees to Brazil with Phil's help. Weeks later, Jake visits Chrissie in prison and asks

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shortly after appearing on-screen for the first time in April, Oberman declared, "Chrissie is the sort of woman I'd really like to be friends with... She's an Essex girl who was brought up in a family of brothers, so she knows how to work men. She understands that what they say is not always what

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whose recent return to the show had been a highly publicised event. Twenty-four hours after Chrissie's first episode went to air a scandal surrounding Grantham hit the tabloid papers. According to Oberman, the atmosphere on set the next day "was a bit tense" but, she added, "the Watts are pulling

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on 22 September 2005. Entitled "Chrissie Watts: Victim or Villain?", the episode featured comments from Oberman, Grantham (Den), Dean (Sharon), Medcalf (Sam), Beckett (Jake), and Windsor (Peggy) profiling Chrissie and exploring the nuanced nature of the character. "A lot of viewers, and myself,"

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reporter Elizabeth Hassell, the character became a "national TV heroine" to viewers shortly after arriving, for standing up to the antics of her dastardly husband, and is most often cited as a "strong" and "clever" woman, as well as being "hard as nails" in "the grand tradition of landladies of

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where they "spent a fortune!" The character's highly stylised representation on-screen earned Oberman the award for best-dressed soap star in 2005, and reflected Chrissie's new-found role as the "voluptuous landlady" of The Queen Vic. In the media the character was widely regarded as the show's

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Despite knowing that Zoe is innocent, Chrissie allows her to believe that she killed Den. This continues even when Sam confronts Chrissie that she saw her, and not Zoe, being the one to have killed Den. Sam demands Chrissie reinstate the pub's ownership back to the Mitchells in exchange for her

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as the "centrepiece" of the show, with the on-screen drama playing out over the course of 2005 and culminating in Chrissie's departure on 9 December 2005. On 3 July 2024, it was announced that Oberman would be reprising the role later in the year for a short stint. Chrissie's return aired on 5

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as an "explosive" and final exit. The storyline became one of "the program's biggest and most high-profile narratives", dominating the entire year, and made the character of Chrissie Watts the "centrepiece" of the show. The lead-up to the 20th anniversary episode in February was an immensely

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website, she expanded on the importance of Chrissie's sense of humour and wit to her "feisty" characterisation: "What I love about Chrissie is that she's a good strong, funny female character... she's got a really good sense of humour which is necessary to deal with Den. She's very good at

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characterised Chrissie as a survivor, someone who "thinks on her feet" whatever the situation. Oberman has stated that she was thrilled to be "playing such a strong female character", whom she described as not a bad person at heart but one willing to stand and "fight in her corner".

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broken and the police visit Chrissie once more to question her. She is able to stall them and the police leave without enough evidence to prove Chrissie's guilt. The Mitchell brothers seize the tape and Jake rushes to alert Chrissie. The pair are discreetly leaving the square until

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The equality of their marriage was dramatically underscored towards the end of 2004, when Den, as a sign of faith and in an effort to win back her sympathies, revealed to Chrissie his plans to reclaim The Queen Victoria public house by scamming the rival

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extraordinary success when it was launched in the mid-80s. In an interview shortly after she first appeared on-screen as Chrissie Watts, Tracy-Ann Oberman noted how coming into the show after Angie was an intimidating prospect and "a big act to follow".

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back the Vic. Oberman felt this to be a noticeable shift in Chrissie's characterisation, with the show's writers taking "her down a darker route", as in one notable scene depicting Chrissie standing over Den's grave, and confiding to him of her plans.

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The special 1-hour 20th anniversary episode where Chrissie killed Den was watched by 14.34 million people on the night it was broadcast, attracting "almost 60% of possible viewers", with a peak share of 57.8%. It was the highest rated episode of

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Unlike Den's first wife Angie, Chrissie "has a strong will and fights for what she wants". However, as Oberman noted, "there is enough of Angie in Chrissie to see that Den likes a certain type of strong woman. Chrissie is Angie with 15 years of

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very excited to be part of such a fantastic show and one I have been a fan of for many years." She admitted, however, to being "slightly intimidated" by the high media profile and press interest surrounding the show at the time. Indeed, joining

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was improving "mainly because Chrissie is doing her best to rescue the fallout from the storyline dirty bomb Den's murder has become", and described the character as performing a "rescue act" on the show. However, Jim Shelley of the

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Casting for the character was hectic, with Oberman describing the process as a "whirlwind" affair. The role of the second Mrs Den Watts was highly sought after with Oberman eventually beating out high-profile stars like

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Oberman was nominated for a number of awards for her portrayal of Chrissie Watts. In 2004, she was nominated for Most Popular Newcomer at the National Television Awards; she also received four nominations at

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Oberman won praise for her "three-dimensional portrayal of a classic soap bitch", with Chrissie hailed as "helping revive the show's fortunes that had been lagging somewhat in recent years". According to the

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show; media criticism and negative publicity created immense pressure behind-the-scenes, with large-scale cast culls and speculation in the press and on the set over who may be next. In an interview with the

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The storyline involving Den's death was among the most prominent of the decade, and generated intense media and public interest. Looking back on the period, Oberman noted the remarkable nature of the story:

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tradition of the independent, forceful female figure: "For a soap originally underpinned by dominant female characters, it seems odd that Chrissie Watts is apparently the only strong woman left in Walford".

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him, but they'd always end up back together." Den's womanising and philandering nature was deliberately set against Chrissie's strong and forceful personality, and culminated on-screen in his affair with

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wisecracks. Den has the one-liners, but Chrissie bats them right back." Chrissie's barbed and biting remarks became a prominent feature of the character; even when cornered by Den's adopted daughter

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thrown in", referring to an American television serial notable for its fashion. Even before stepping foot on set, Oberman spent eight hours with Humphreys shopping for Chrissie's clothes at

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Chrissie kneeling over Den's corpse during the 20th anniversary episode. Consolidated figures reveal the episode was seen by over 17 million viewers (nearly 1/3 of the British population).

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be the one who would ultimately tame him." As Den's equal, Chrissie was intended to be a challenge to his propensity for intellectual games, having already outwitted the show's prior

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Oberman has described her time on the show as "hectic". During Chrissie's tenure there was constant shuffling behind the scenes, with three different executive producers taking the

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On the night of Den and Angie's 37th wedding anniversary, Chrissie executes her plan with Sam and Zoe, though not before the couple find a metaled dog-shaped doorstop owned by

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and viewers, saying "I can't believe that I'm still recognised so much as Chrissie. I still get a lot of letters about her, too. I think that she had as much of an impact as

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silence. Chrissie publicly accounts for Den's sudden absence by alleging that he has run off with another woman. She soon begins a relationship with Alfie's cousin

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hold and then there was a whole different team involved after that. I know that if they couldn't get me, Michelle and Kim together, . And I'd moved straight on to

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and the last of its major members to have appeared on the show, Chrissie's storylines explored her tumultuous marriage to Den; bonding with his adopted daughter

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than most women have in their whole lives", and was constantly scheming against those who got in her way, thereby earning her the sobriquet of "super-bitch".

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ten days after her initial screen test. In fact the schedule was so tight that Oberman was on set and taping scenes before a contract had even been signed.

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meant that Oberman, more than most, had to endure the gruelling schedule of working on a soap, taping up to twenty scenes a day. Although she was only in

750:), the show's "most enduring character" and "one of the best-loved villains in soap history", came 15 years after his first wife had departed the screen. 281:). The character was described by Oberman as being like Angie "but with 15 more years of feminism behind her", and was hailed by the TV editor of the 5354: 273:

Chrissie Watts was created by the production team to be more the "equal" of her notorious and villainous husband than his long-suffering first wife,

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September 2024 in prison, and she departed the show on 12 September, following her release after serving nearly 19 years for the murder of Den.

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and being nominated for Best Newcomer was very exciting. I was only working there for a few weeks before becoming the landlady of The Queen Vic!

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of the most explosive storylines ever. Like Den before her, Chrissie had little trouble outsmarting the Mitchells, her clashes with

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The arrival of Chrissie Watts was announced barely a month before she was set to first appear on-screen, and came at a time when

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In September 2024, Sharon is sent to prison for seven days after being held in contempt of court, for degrading the judge during

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in a plot of revenge against Den, the three women being dubbed the "Witches of Walford" by the popular press in reference to

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is 20 years old and Dirty Den is once again leaving Albert Square." Events in the show centre around Chrissie manipulating

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was highly critical of Chrissie, calling her "the ludicrous Lady MacBeth wannabe", and felt her departure was ennabling

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Oberman later remarked, "really wanted Chrissie to get away with it, especially as Den was such a monster. But soap and

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However, the 20th anniversary episode had a higher average share of viewers than any broadcast since 2003. See further

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website characterising her as "happy to play mind games" and "often two steps ahead" of Den. As part of the

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in 2005 and helped to revive the fortunes of the show. According to the former head of BBC Drama Serials,

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hailed Chrissie as "helping revive the show's fortunes that had been lagging somewhat in recent years".

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together and we're getting on with it and working". Looking back on the incident after she had left

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about it. That was a real moment for me. I took it a bit in my stride at the time but going to the

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Ridgway, Imogen; Godwin, Richard (18 February 2005). "An EastEnders exit: but who den it?".

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Methven, Nicola (20 January 2005). "Whodenit? Enemies line up to bump off Walford hardman".

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characters of all time, writing that the character had "an eventful 18 months in Walford".

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for her role in Den’s death, following her return from Brazil, and frets to her ex-husband

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revisit her and see what has happened in the last 19 years, I jumped at the chance".

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dryly observing that "unless you've been living on Titan you probably know that

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In a 2009 interview, Oberman commented on the significance of the character to

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Hastings, Chriss (29 July 2005). "Culture supliment: EastEnders on the up?".

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In the build-up to Den's funeral, Chrissie is unnerved when Sam's mother

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Chrissie is mentioned in September 2009, when Sam (this time played by

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Methven, Nicola (7 November 2005). "Chrissie's year of drama ends".

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An aspect of Chrissie's personality is her wardrobe and style, with

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high-profile affair, with Imogen Ridgway and Richard Godwin of the

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and resident "sex symbol", being described by John Dingwall of the

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for her revenge. She's a great, strong character". Talking to the

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When Den tells her about his plan to bankrupt local businesswoman

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The episode has since only been bested by a single showing of

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Chrissie and Johnny are alarmed when Peggy's two hardman sons

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Chrissie Watts confiding to the grave of her husband, Den.

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Chrissie's style was a prominent aspect of the character.

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for the part. In a 2004 'Star Chat' interview featured in

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programs drew anomalously high viewers that day). See

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The doggy doorstop prop from the British soap opera

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