Tuesday, February 17, 2015 (7.30pm, BBC One)
It's the start of EastEnders live week to mark the show's 30th anniversary, and Peggy Mitchell's back on the Square as a woman on a mission. Meanwhile, Max is scared Lauren could do something stupid and goes searching for his daughter, who's determined that the truth should come out surrounding Lucy's murder. Ian feels guilty about being so happy following his daughter's death, but still the final wedding preparations take place, and Roxy and Charlie face a dreaded moment when Ronnie's ventilator is turned off by doctors.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 (8pm, BBC One)
Preparing to tie the knot, Ian and Jane couldn't be more excited for their big day, but the groom is wondering why Phil is so in need of speaking to him urgently. Tanya and Christian's arrival leaves Jane feeling overjoyed, but that doesn't last long when she finds the message Lauren left about Lucy, throwing her into turmoil. Heading to the hospital, Dot askes her family for forgiveness and makes a shocking confession about Nick's death, whilst Mick and Linda seem to be back on track. That is of course until Dean returns to the Square with revenge on his mind. Kat's drunken behaviour goes too far at the pub, leaving Alfie frustrated - what will the pair do next?
Thursday, February 19, 2015 (7.30pm, BBC One)
In a special hour-long episode, it's thirty years to the day since the soap's first ever episode, and as the truth comes to light for many of the Square's residents, Nick Cotton's body is discovered. Determined to take matters into her own hands and do the right thing, Dot won't let her nearest and dearest find a way to help, and Dean sets his plan into motion at the Vic. Elsewhere, Kim goes into premature labour and secrets about the Mitchells are exposed. With shocking truths coming to light 10 months after Lucy's murder, will the culprit ever face conviction?
Friday, February 20, 2015 (8pm, BBC One)
Five years to the day of their last live episode in February 2010, EastEnders is back with a fully live 30 minutes with storyline surrounding Lucy's killer front and centre. With the truth out, certain residents have to face the facts about her death, but these aren't the only secrets revealed - could life ever be the same in Walford?
Check out our gallery below, including all the pictures from EastEnders Live 30th Anniversary Week!