EastEnders Shocks as Two Walford Icons Return After 16 Years During Billy Mitchell’s Stag Party—Characters ‘Thought to Be Dead’. EastEnders fans are stunned as Garry Hobbs and Minty Peterson make surprise returns during Billy Mitchell’s stag party, 16 years after their last appearances.
Garry Hobbs and Minty Peterson’s Return
In a surprising twist during Billy Mitchell’s stag party, two beloved characters, Garry Hobbs and Minty Peterson, made their return to Walford after a 16-year absence. Garry, portrayed by Ricky Groves, and Minty, played by Cliff Parisi, were last seen in 2009. Their unexpected reappearance has left fans thrilled and speculating about their future roles in the series.
Hints at Permanent Return
Following their cameo, Garry Hobbs hinted at a possible permanent return to EastEnders. Expressing excitement about rejoining the show after fourteen years, Groves suggested that this appearance could lead to more frequent roles, sparking speculation among fans about the characters’ future involvement in the storyline.
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Other Notable Returns
The 40th-anniversary celebrations of EastEnders have also seen the return of other iconic characters, including Tracy-Ann Oberman, Paul Bradley, Michael French, and Patsy Palmer. Additionally, Ross Kemp is set to reprise his role as Grant Mitchell, adding to the excitement of the anniversary events.
The return of Garry Hobbs and Minty Peterson, along with other iconic characters, has reinvigorated EastEnders, offering new dynamics and storylines for viewers to enjoy.
Fans are eagerly anticipating how these characters will integrate into the current narrative and what their return means for the future of Walford.
