The EastEnders flashback has proved to be a huge success with fans as they were re-introduced to their favourite characters, decades into the past.
The 1979 episode not only greeted viewers with a young Peggy, Grant, Phil, Eric and Billy, it also introduced fans to a young version of Ronnie and Roxy.
Everyone’s favourite Mitchell sisters were seen playing with Sam Mitchell, soon getting into trouble, drawing on Peggy’s walls.
Now fans are calling for them to come back from the dead.
EastEnders: The flashback episode
The flashback episode was based around Eric’s ‘job.’
Of course, this was bound to be dodgy, roping Grant and Phil along to steal some goods from a warehouse.
However, they were soon stopped by a security guard even though Billy was supposed to be on the lookout.
Eric urged the Mitchell brothers to make a run for it and leave an injured Billy to face the brunt of the guard.
However, Phil and Grant managed to get Billy out whilst Eric shot and killed the security guard.
Flashing forward to the present day, it was revealed that the security guard that Eric killed was DCI Keeble’s dad.
Whilst this was the main plot of the episode, viewers were focused on a young Ronnie and Roxy Mitchell who were seen at Peggy’s house, playing with a young Samantha.
Fans want Ronnie and Roxy to return from the dead
Ronnie and Roxy died in 2017 on Ronnie and Jack’s wedding day.
Roxy was in a drunken state and decided to jump in a swimming pool, but soon got into trouble.
Jumping in to save her sister, Ronnie got caught up in her wedding dress.
The sisters both drowned.
It turns out that fans still haven’t recovered from their deaths, now calling for them to return back from the dead, after the flashback episode.
One fan had an idea of how the flashback episode should have gone: “Hoping Ronnie and Roxy miraculously survived and Keeble put them in witness protection as part of her vendetta/ to isolate the Mitchells… anything to have them back.”
Another said: “Hard not to reminisce about how Ronnie and Roxy’s untimely deaths remain the most unnecessary axings in soap history.”
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