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The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the BBC soap opera EastEnders in 1995, by order of first appearance.
[edit] Tiffany MitchellMain article: Tiffany Mitchell [edit] Lydia
Lydia is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera EastEnders, played by Marlaine Gordon between 1995 and 1996.[1][2] Lydia was first seen in Walford in March 1995, when she was hired as an apprentice hairdresser by Della Alexander. She was a bit obnoxious and liked to gossip, and she often ended up infuriating her employer, particularly as she was often the topic of the gossip. Lydia ended up losing her job in May that year when Della decided to move away from Walford. Audacious Lydia spent the last few days of her employment badmouthing Della to anyone who would listen and boasting about a new job she was applying for in an upper class salon. She then gave Della her reference to sign, which described her as popular, bubbly and humorous. Della had the last laugh however, when she re-wrote the reference depicting her as obnoxious and useless. A furious Lydia then left, uttering a tirade of homophobic abuse at her lesbian employer as she went. Later in the year Lydia came back to Walford to apply for a job at Ian Beale's chip shop. She was rejected after a disastrous interview, but managed to get herself a job working on Sanjay and Gita Kapoor's market stall instead. She soon started dating the philandring chef Steve Elliot. Steve, who had always run a mile from commitment in the past, seemed quite taken with Lydia, and in 1996, the two moved into a flat together. In February 1996, Steve promised to give testimony at Arthur Fowler's trial. A criminal firm had persuaded Steve to host a late-night game of poker in his night café, which Arthur's son Mark attended. He won a sizable sum and gave the winnings to his father. Arthur was later falsely accused of embezzlement and he was assumed guilty, which was due, in part, to the suspicious and unaccountable sum of money he had been given by Mark. The firm refused to allow Steve to testify at Arthur's trial, as they feared it would place them under a police investigation. After several threats Steve decided not to testify, but this earned the scorn of Lydia and she managed to persuade him to go through with it. In order to change his mind the firm kidnapped Lydia. Steve was frantic, but he eventually found a distraught Lydia, who informed him that the mobsters had attempted to drown her and threatened to kill her if he didn't back out of testifying. Fearful for his girlfriend's life, Steve packed his things and both he and Lydia left Walford later that night. Their last appearance was in February 1996. [edit] Ted HillsMain article: Ted Hills [edit] Tony HillsMain article: Tony Hills [edit] Sarah HillsMain article: Sarah Hills [edit] Guppy Sharma
Gopal "Guppy" Sharma is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera EastEnders, played by Lyndam Gregory.[3] Guppy is first seen in October 1995, approaching market trader Gita Kapoor about a business proposition whereby he would supply her with mock designer clothing for her stall at cut price. While Gita's husband Sanjay is out of the country tending to a dying relative, Gita grows close to Guppy; a fliratious relationship begins. Gita grows suspicious of Guppy when he is beaten up by his former employer - an owner of a sweatshop - who is angry that Guppy has set up business alone. He refuses to tell Gita who his current business partner is. He pursues Gita, buying her flowers and attempting to kiss her, until he is followed and confronted by his business partner, Gita's sister, Meena McKenzie. Gita had disowned her sister 2 years prior for having an affair with her husband, and in an attempt to reconcile with Gita, Meena had persuaded Guppy to offer her cheap business on her behalf. It transpires that Guppy is Meena's fiancé, and Meena grows angry when she discovers that Guppy has been wooing Gita. Arguments between the sisters resurface with Meena refusing to believe that Guppy feels anything for Gita other than pity; she opts to go ahead with her plan to marry Guppy. The Kapoors decide to end their business arrangement with Guppy just as they are noticed selling counterfeit goods by the market inspector, Lesley. Guppy bribes Lesley, but they are witnessed by police and both are arrested. When Guppy reappears, he informs Sanjay that his wedding to Meena never took place. He persuades Sanjay to invest £2,000 in a business venture and then steals his money, leaving Sanjay in debt with a loan shark. [edit] Felix KawalskiMain article: Felix Kawalski [edit] April BranningMain article: April Branning [edit] References
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