List of Hollyoaks characters (2020)

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Hollyoaks is a British television soap opera that was first broadcast on 23 October 1995. The following is a list of characters introduced in 2020, by order of first appearance. All characters were introduced by executive producer, Bryan Kirkwood. January saw the introduction of Tony Hutchinson's (Nick Pickard) sister Verity (Eva O'Hara) and PC George Kiss (Callum Kerr). March saw the arrival of Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams), Toby Faroe (Bobby Gordon) and Celeste Faroe's (Andrea Ali) father, Felix Westwood (Richard Blackwood). Kyle Kelly's (Adam Rickitt) parents, Mark (Christopher Quinten) and Carole (Diana Weston) first appeared in May, while Sylver McQueen's (David Tag) secret daughter, Cher Winters (Bethannie Hare) and Jordan Price's (Connor Calland) drugs boss, Victor Brothers (Benjamin O'Mahoney) made their debuts in June. July saw the arrival of Cormac Ranger (James Gaddas) and Ripley Lennox (Ki Griffin). Summer Ranger (Rhiannon Clements) then made her first appearance in November. Additionally, multiple other characters appear throughout the year.

Verity Hutchinson[edit]

Verity Hutchinson
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byEva O'Hara
Duration2020–2022
First appearanceEpisode 5335
7 January 2020 (2020-01-07)
Last appearanceEpisode 6000
9 December 2022 (2022-12-09)
ClassificationFormer; regular
Introduced byBryan Kirkwood
Spin-off
appearances		Hollyoaks Later (2020)
In-universe information
FatherEdward Hutchinson
MotherCharlotte Hutchinson
BrothersEric Foster
Half-brothersTony Hutchinson
Dominic Reilly
Half-sistersEva Hutchinson
Nephews
Nieces
Other relativesIsaac Thompson

Verity Hutchinson, played by Eva O'Hara, made her first appearance on 6 January 2020, as part of Hollyoaks Later and her last appearance on 7 December 2022 when she dies following a cardiac arrest after having a bookshelf pushed on top of her by Bobby Costello. The character was announced on 20 September 2019,[1] but casting wasn't revealed until 10 December 2019.[2] Verity is the sister of the soap's longest-running character Tony Hutchinson (Nick Pickard) and the daughter of Edward Hutchinson (Joe McGann). Verity is Edward's favourite child and arrives in the village to launch her own law firm. Describing the character, Eva said that she "can hold her own in any situation and really doesn't take no for an answer", adding: "She has a fascinating balance of ruthlessness and compassion, making her one to watch... I've found myself feeling jealous of her fearlessness at times."[2]

Speaking about her casting, she said: "I have been totally bowled over by the wonderful team at Hollyoaks. I have fallen in love with the warmth and passion of everyone involved, and feel utterly blessed to be involved in such a creative environment."[2]

George Kiss[edit]

George Kiss
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byCallum Kerr
Duration2020–2021
First appearanceEpisode 5354
30 January 2020 (2020-01-30)
Last appearanceEpisode 5594
20 May 2021 (2021-05-20)
ClassificationFormer; regular
Introduced byBryan Kirkwood
In-universe information
OccupationPolice officer

George Kiss, played by Callum Kerr, made his first appearance on 30 January 2020. The character and casting was announced on 20 January 2020. George is involved in a county lines drug trafficking storyline, and made his first appearance after Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) is stabbed at Hollyoaks High.[3]

Speaking about being part of the show, Kerr said: "I feel very honoured to be joining the cast of Hollyoaks during such a thrilling time for the show. My first couple of months have been brilliant and the cast and crew are very friendly and welcoming. My grandfather was a policeman like my character, so he'll be delighted to see me in the uniform. I'll be part of the team investigating the County Lines storyline, which will hopefully help raise awareness of a relevant topic and shed light on a serious issue."[3] Speaking further about the character's personality, Kerr said: "He'd be willing to risk his life, as long as the papers wrote about him afterwards and called him a 'hero cop'! I think he'd do anything. George is going to put himself in some dangerous situations when he should probably wait for back-up. But I think he loves the action and he is so passionate that he rushes in without thinking. George is very exciting as a new character. He's passionate and he loves his job. He loves being the saviour and being in the limelight. George loves the action of being a policeman, more so than the paperwork and the logistics. You'll see that he's quite flirty, he's very friendly with everyone and he has got a really exciting storyline."[4]

He continued, saying: "My first scenes come when Nancy has just been stabbed in the playground after an altercation and the police are called. George is the first officer on the scene, but the paramedics are already there. He has to try to understand what's going on very quickly. George takes control of the situation immediately. It's a really nice way to be introduced, showing him as someone who's trustworthy and who can take control of a dangerous situation. I think there'll be a lot of those, over the course of the next year. So far my scenes have been with the teachers at the school. I have shared scenes with Nancy, Sally, John Paul, and then a few of the worried parents as well. I've also been with DS Cohen a few times. She's my boss and she's very good at her job, so George is keen to impress! You'll see that George is a police officer for the right reasons and his heart is in it. He wants to make sure this village, and the kids in it, are safe from the dangers that come from drug dealing and drug trafficking.""[4]

Following his first appearance, George quickly became a love interest for John Paul McQueen (James Sutton). Much of their relationship took place off-screen, as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on television meant that four months of filming was lost, and Kerr said that their "relationship blossoming and the good parts of their relationship" were not seen.[5] He felt that it was a shame that viewers were not able to see the scenes, but said that the writers did a good job with what they could do.[5] The relationship becomes abusive, with George having coercive control over John Paul. His "sick manipulation" includes using his ex-boyfriend Dean Vickers (Paul Sloss), who he also abused, to make John Paul jealous, hitting John Paul, and isolating him from his family and friends.[6] In a surprise scene broadcast on 22 April 2021, George is murdered. Digital Spy had to confirm that George had really died, as earlier that week, the character faked his own death as part of his abusive relationship with John Paul. Kerr was grateful to be on the show, stating that while he would have liked to appear for longer, he was happy that his tenure was not shorter. He also felt that his tenure was long enough to do the abuse storyline justice, noting that some viewers were calling for the storyline to end. Kerr spoke with the producers about the fate of his character and they agreed that his death was a "justifiable end" for his character.[5] Both Kerr and the producers opined that George returning in the future "to cause more havoc" would not be a good arc for the soap, since they felt his abuse was "disgusting".[5] They also wanted John Paul to be able to move on from the trauma of the relationship properly. The suspects for George's murder include John Paul, Nancy, Dean, Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe), Theresa McQueen (Jorgie Porter), Cher Winters (Bethannie Hare), Sally St. Claire (Annie Wallace), James Nightingale (Gregory Finnegan), and Ste Hay (Kieron Richardson). Kerr confirmed that he knew the murderer and stated that it will not be revealed "for a while".[5] It is later revealed through a series of flashback scenes that Sally is responsible for his death when she finds him about to attack Theresa.[7]

Felix Westwood[edit]

Felix Westwood
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byRichard Blackwood
Duration2020–present
First appearanceEpisode 5396
30 March 2020 (2020-03-30)
ClassificationPresent; regular
Introduced byBryan Kirkwood
In-universe information
OccupationMechanic
WifeMartine Deveraux (2021–2022)
Sons
DaughtersCeleste Faroe
Richard Blackwood portrays the role of Felix.

Felix Westwood, played by Richard Blackwood, made his first appearance on 30 March 2020. The character was announced on 24 January 2020,[8] while speculation about Blackwood being cast on the show started on 23 January 2020 after he was spotted on set.[9] Felix is a past love interest of Martine Deveraux (Kéllé Bryan), and is the father of Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams), Toby Faroe (Bobby Gordon) and Celeste Faroe (Andrea Ali).[8] On 3 February 2020 co-star Jamie Lomas who plays Warren Fox announced the character Felix is a face from Warren's past.

On his casting, Blackwood said: "I feel amazed and honoured to join the cast of Hollyoaks. After finishing at EastEnders, I did a few plays and a TV show for America. Now, I feel ready with what I've learnt in my hiatus to be a part of this show. I plan to take my acting to the next level and this character will help tremendously with that growth!" Blackwood's casting was also praised by Adams, who said: "He's such a charming, personable, hardworking guy and I feel like, because of those attributes, he will be a perfect fit in the Deveraux clan who are loved by so many Hollyoaks fans. It's great to see such an iconic show have such diversity, and I know that Hollyoaks will continue to be the leader with that topic and I'm grateful to have him on board."[8] Adams later added that Felix would be a bit of a bad boy, saying: "He is going to be a bad boy. But I think he's going to be one of the bad boys who goes down in the Hollyoaks history books. He will definitely shake things up and I can't wait to work with him, to be honest."[10]

Appearing on Good Morning Britain before his character's debut, Blackwood explained his character's past, saying that Felix is quite a "dark character." He added: "You'll find through the story there's things that have happened that conditioned him to be the way that he is. He's a bit desensitised from emotion in that sense. When he interacts with people, you can see that. You've got to play the truth of why they became that way. What Hollyoaks has done, which I think is beautiful, is they've gone into the history of why he has become that way."[11]

Felix first arrives in the village after he receives a call from Celeste who pretends to be her long-lost mother, Felix's ex-girlfriend, Martine. He arrives in the village in a BMW and flirts with Grace Black (Tamara Wall) and Diane Hutchinson (Alex Fletcher) after splashing Grace and ruining her expensive hells. He offers Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) help as she is struggling to get out a taxt, but she refuses. He arrives at the Deverauxes' front door where his son, Mitchell, and his boyfriend Scott Drinkwell (Ross Adams) are having an argument with his other son Toby, Celeste, Martine, their grandfather Walter Deveraux (Trevor A. Toussaint) and their cousin Lisa Loveday (Rachel Adedeji).

Mark Kelly[edit]

Mark Kelly, played by Christopher Quinten, made his first appearance on 14 April 2020.[12] The character and casting was announced on 11 February 2020.[13] Mark is the father of established character Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt), and the husband of fellow newcomer, Carole Kelly (Diana Weston). On Coronation Street, Quinten had played the role of Brian Tilsley, the father of Rickitt's then character, Nick Tilsley, although the pair never met during the others run on the soap.[13]

In a statement about the characters, Rickitt said: "This is one of the more surreal experiences of my career. After 23 years, I finally get to meet my first onscreen dad, which is truly bizarre. It's an honour to have such well-established actors like Chris and Diana come in to play my parents and I've really enjoyed the scenes we've filmed so far. Plus at least having parents in the show means Kyle has an excuse to regress into adolescence, which comes quite easily to him."[13]

Speaking about joining the show, Quinten said: "I've thoroughly enjoyed the scenes I've filmed so far at Hollyoaks, I already love the show and all of the cast, crew and production staff are fantastic and so friendly. Working with Adam after first playing 'his' dad more than thirty years ago is a dream come true, it's a brilliant piece of soap nostalgia, which I hope everyone enjoys."[13]

Carole Kelly[edit]

Carole Kelly, played by Diana Weston, made her first appearance on 14 April 2020.[12] The character and casting was announced on 11 February 2020. Carole is the mother of established character Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt), and the wife of fellow newcomer Mark Kelly (Christopher Quinten).[13]

Cher Winters[edit]

Main article: Cher Winters

Cher Winters, played by Bethannie Hare, made her first appearance on 1 June 2020. The character and casting was announced on 12 April 2020. Cher is the daughter of established character Sylver McQueen (David Tag), although before her arrival, he is unaware of her existence.[14] Cher arrives to the village, searching for her father, Sylver, and watches him, Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe) and Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) from afar. She attends Sylver and Mercedes' vow renewal ceremony, assuming Warren is Sylver, where she privately tells him that she's his daughter. Warren informs her that he was in prison when she was conceived, insisting he is not her father. When Goldie McQueen (Chelsee Healey) offers her a place to stay, she privately approaches Sylver, asking for £3,000 and then she will leave. Sylver agrees to get her the money, but she declines it as she wants to have the opportunity to get to know him better. Cher's mother, Kelly Winters (Jenny Wickham), arrives and informs her that she and her other children are moving to Greece without Cher. When the McQueen family are blackmailed into revealing the family's secrets, Cher discovers that Sylver murdered Breda McQueen (Moya Brady). In return, she reveals that she accidentally murdered her half-sister Liza, due to being jealous of how much attention Kelly gave to her.

Victor Brothers[edit]

Victor Brothers
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byBenjamin O'Mahony
Duration2020–2022
First appearanceEpisode 5420
16 June 2020 (2020-06-16)
Last appearanceEpisode 5944
22 September 2022 (2022-09-22)
ClassificationFormer; regular
Introduced byBryan Kirkwood
In-universe information
OccupationDrug lord

Victor Brothers, played by Benjamin O'Mahony, made his first appearance on 16 June 2020.[15] The character and casting was announced on 7 April 2020. Victor is the boss of drugdealer Jordan Price (Connor Calland), and is said to be the man behind the County Line drug operation. Calland teased that Victor's arrival will mean that Jordan is "not the nastiest person in the village anymore."[16]

Victor has been described as enigmatic and "complex" with O'Mahoney saying of his character: "Victor is (arguably) a sociopath, who is willing to do whatever it takes to get what he wants – comfortable with manipulating and exploiting vulnerable children to build himself the empire he thinks he deserves. I would argue that Victor sees himself as an efficient businessman working within a violent industry, but there is also another side to him that is addicted to the power and loves to see the fear in people's eyes."[16]

Ripley Lennox[edit]

Ripley Lennox
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byKi Griffin
Duration2020–2022
First appearanceEpisode 5429
20 July 2020 (2020-07-20)
Last appearanceEpisode 5912
8 August 2022 (2022-08-08)
ClassificationFormer; regular
Introduced byBryan Kirkwood
In-universe information
OccupationStall-owner

Ripley Lennox, played by Ki Griffin, made their first appearance on 20 July 2020. Ripley is a stall-owner at the Cunningham's Grand Bazaar, and in their first appearance they attempt to help Yasmine Maalik (Haiesha Mistry) out of Tom Cunningham (Ellis Hollins) buying her a jumper she doesn't like by lying about the price. However, Tom still buys the item at the inflated price.[17] No announcement was made of Ripley's casting, but it was announced on 9 August of that year that they were part of the regular cast.[18] Alongside Tom and Yasmine, it was confirmed that Ripley would strike up friendships with Peri Lomax (Ruby O'Donnell) and Romeo Quinn (Owen Warner).[19] Actor Griffin was featured in a video on Hollyoaks' social media in February 2021, in which they explained Ripley is non-binary and they would come out to their friends in upcoming scenes; the scenes were scheduled for February to coincide with LGBT History Month. Griffin stated Ripley being non-binary is "wonderful," since it provides representation to a previously unrepresented group of people. Griffin added it was "beautiful" a non-binary actor was portraying the role.[20][21]

Summer Ranger[edit]

Main article: Summer Ranger

Summer Ranger, played by Rhiannon Clements, made her first appearance on 23 November 2020.[22] The character and casting was announced on 19 October 2020.[22] Summer is the daughter of Cormac Ranger (James Gaddas), and arrives in the village after he falls into a coma on account of being assaulted by Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas). After arriving in the village, Summer will set up a baking business in the Grande Bazaar. A Hollyoaks spokesperson said that Summer was "angelic on the outside, but a mischievous minx on the inside." They added that Summer was also "a bright, effortlessly cool tomboy, but when she wants something, she's capable of going to extreme lengths to get it," and teased that she would be a "frenemy" to Sienna in both her life and love.[22] On her casting and character, Clements said: "I was absolutely buzzing and really grateful in our current climate to get the opportunity to join the Hollyoaks family. Summer is fun, sarcastic and I love the zest she brings. She's all sweetness and light but she also has a nasty bite, which is going to be brilliant to play. Once Summer sets her mind on something, be it an idea, a plan or a person, she will do everything she can to make things go her way. Also, I'm incredibly jealous of her wardrobe!"[22]

Other characters[edit]

List of other 2020 characters
Character Episode(s) Original broadcast date(s) Actor Details
Felecité 5336 6 January Marie Borg[23] A doctor at the Winter Ball that Edward Hutchinson (Joe McGann) flirts with in order to make Diane Hutchinson (Alex Fletcher) jealous.
Doctor Shields 5339, 5365 9 January, 14 February (2 episodes) Natalie Grady[24] A therapist who talks to Tony Hutchinson (Nick Pickard), Sylver McQueen (David Tag) and Jack Osborne (Jimmy McKenna) following the death of Breda McQueen (Moya Brady). She advises Tony to not return home immediately, and that Jack should leave the village for Portugal for a while. After struggling with his PTSD for a while, Tony returns to Doctor Shields to begin weekly sessions.
Doctor Walker 5340 10 January Lucinda Sinclair[25] A doctor who informs Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) and Brody Hudson (Adam Woodward) that Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) has suffered from hyperglycemia.
Doctor Fry 5343–5345, 5398-5399, 5425 15–17 January, 1-6 April, 6 July (6 episodes) Sadie Pickering[26] A doctor who informs Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) and Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) that Sienna is unable to donate bone marrow, due to her previously having undergone chemotherapy. She also tells Sienna that her children, Sebastian and Sophie, are in the hospital, revealing to Sienna that Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) has been lying about their whereabouts. After seeing Joel Dexter (Rory Douglas-Speed) with the children, Maxine Minniver (Nikki Sanderson) uses Doctor Fry to distract him so Sienna can take them back. Doctor Fry also informs Warren that Sienna can't be a donor. When she notices that Sophie and Sebastian have been taken from the ward, she phones the police. After Sebastian is brought back to the hospital, Doctor Fry runs tests on him and tells Sienna that due to an abnormal result, if he doesn't respond to treatment, he'll be unable to get a bone marrow transplant. She informs Sienna and Warren the next day that Sebastian's condition hasn't improved. After moving their appointment ahead, Doctor Dry tells Sienna and Warren that Sebastian's results are showing improvement, and that he can be released from hospital the following day.
Celebrant 5346 20 January Eve Burley[27] A celebrant who marries Jesse Donovan (Luke Jerdy) and Courtney Campbell (Amy Conachan).
Marc 5350 24 January Sean Luttman[28] A man who Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams) meets after arranging a date. However, due to Marc's forwardness in public, Mitchell leaves the date early.
Clayton 5351-5352, 5368, 5391 27-28 January, 19 February, 23 March (4 episodes) Samuel Edwards[29] An associate of Liam Donovan's (Jude Monk McGowan) who Liam uses to trick Maxine Minniver (Nikki Sanderson) into becoming an escort. After spending an evening with Maxine, Clayton approaches Liam to ask him a price to stay with Maxine for the night. When Maxine runs out of money to pay her rent, she takes Liam's offer and sleeps with Clayton for money. Clayton visits Maxine again, but she rejects him and attempts to leave. Clayton attempts to force her back inside, but is seen by Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe) and Grace Black (Tamara Wall) who warn Clayton off.
Mason 5352-5234 28-30 January (3 episodes) Keane Sudworth[30] A drug dealer who attempts to sell drugs to Imran Maalik (Ijaz Rana), but is turned down. After Imran takes a picture of Mason and his associate, they start chasing him. Mason later plays pool against Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) and she hustles him out of £20. When he threatens her, Jordan defuses the situation. Mason next meets Jordan outside of Hollyoaks High, where he sells some drugs to some of the schoolkids. When Sid Sumner (Billy Price) sees Mason there, he tries getting him to leave, but when Imran intervenes the situation evolves into a fight. Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) attempts to stop the fight, but ends up getting stabbed by Mason before he flees. After news of the stabbing spreads, Jordan disassociates himself with Mason.
Paramedic 5352 28 January Helen Buchanan[30] A paramedic who treats Donna-Marie Quinn (Lucy-Jo Hudson) after she overdoses on ketamine.
Abigail 5356 3 February Alyssia Jarvis[31] A woman who Walter Deveraux (Trevor A. Toussaint) sets Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams) up on a date with. However, Mitchell gets drunk and attempts to kiss Abigail, causing her to leave.
Cassie 5365-5366 14-17 February (2 episodes) Amy Jo Clough[32] Two women who arrive at The Dog in the Pond public house and flirt with Joel Dexter (Rory Douglas-Speed) and Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas). After Joel rejects their advances, due to being engaged, both women accompany Warren upstairs. When Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe) returns from holiday to find Warren, Cassie and Sam at her house, she orders them all out.
Sam Amey Woodhall[32]
Beverly 5366-5367 17-18 February (2 episodes) Kimberly Hart-Simpson[33] The landlord for Maxine Minniver (Nikki Sanderson) who threatens her with eviction unless Maxine is able to catch up with her late rent payments. When Maxine fails to pay by the arranged deadline, Beverly arrives with two men to repossess some of her items. However, Maxine is able to plead with Beverly in order to keep Minnie's possessions.
Aoife 5369 20 February Marcella Hazell[34] The midwife for Brooke Hathaway (Tylan Grant) when she gives birth to Thierry. After Thierry's birth, Aoife congratulates Oliver Morgan (Aedan Duckworth).
Tracey Jazmin Hudson-Owen[34] A nurse who admits Brooke Hathaway (Tylan Grant) as she prepares to give birth. After Thierry's birth, Tracey comes in to talk about feeding Thierry, however she addresses her questions to Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox), annoying Brooke who snaps at her. Tracey then apologises for the oversight.
Thierry 5369-5370 20-21 February (2 episodes) Uncredited[34] The son of Brooke Hathaway (Tylan Grant) and Oliver Morgan (Aedan Duckworth). He is adopted by Mal and Zoe.
Mal 5370 21 February David Grant[35] The adoptive parents of Brooke Hathaway (Tylan Grant) and Oliver Morgan's (Aedan Duckworth) son, Thierry. Although Ollie gives them a memory book for Thierry to remember him and Brooke by, they leave it behind when they take him. Mal and Zoe are played by Tylan Grant's, who plays Brooke, real-life parents.[36]
Zoe Carrie Grant[32]
Doctor Kane 5374 27 February Livia King[37] A doctor who treats Romeo Quinn (Owen Warner) after he is assaulted by Jordan Price (Connor Calland).
Doctor Ley 5383, 5510-5512, 5518-5522 11 March 2020, 22-26 January 2021, 3-9 February 2021, 11 February 2022 (10 episodes) Sabina Cameron[38] A doctor who performed social experiments on Toby Faroe (Bobby Gordon) and Celeste Faroe (Andrea Ali) when they were young for a research paper. She returns in January 2021 after Celeste calls her and begs her to fix Toby. She confronts Toby at the garage and he reluctantly agrees to let her try and fix his anger issues. However, when away from Toby she calls her publishers, planning to publish a sequel to her book that used Toby as a test subject. She then proceeds to push him past his breaking point with his anger, as part of her plan, and prevents Celeste from seeing him. Doctor Ley continues to try and push Toby past breaking point, however she only makes him tearful rather than angry. Toby later reveals that he's made "terrible mistakes" and Doctor Ley records her plan for him to confess them so she can expose them. Toby admits his murder of Lisa Loveday (Rachel Adedeji) and Doctor Ley tells Toby that he should hand himself in. However, Felix Westwood (Richard Blackwood) intervenes, attempting to stop Toby from handing himself in, although Toby only stops once Celeste arrives and informs them that Doctor Ley never passed her medical exams and never got a licence. Doctor Ley is then subsequently arrested. In February 2022, after being imprisoned for Lisa's murder, Toby has a nightmare about Dr Ley.
Dave 5385 13 March Ellis Coulter[39] A sixth form student at a school that Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) visits in order to sell drugs. After interacting with Juliet, Dave buys drugs off of her.
Callum 5386 16 March Noah Valentine[40] A drug addict who approaches Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) to buy drugs off of her, however, she refuses to sell.
Brandi-Louise 5389, 5470 19 March, 11 November (2 episodes) Georgia Scholes[41] A student at Hollyoaks High who buys drugs off of Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw). At a rave hosted by Romeo Quinn (Owen Warner), Brandi-Louise interrupts Juliet and attempts to buy more drugs off of her, revealing that she's a dealer to Peri Lomax (Ruby O'Donnell). Brandi-Louise also videos Oliver Morgan (Gabriel Clark) high on the drugs, before posting it online.
Drunk Man 5391 23 March Joe Osborne[42] An associate of Liam Donovan (Jude Monk McGowan) who pretends to be drunk in order to lure Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) into an ambush, where he is badly beaten.
Addict 5401 13 April Tom Sidney[43] An associate of Jordan Price (Connor Calland) who takes drugs off of Sid Sumner (Billy Price) after pretending to pay him. Jordan later met with the addict to confirm that his plan to get Sid and Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) to the coast to sell drugs had worked.
Danny 5402 14 April Gary Hanks[44] A drug dealer and owner of a drug packaging plant who is visited by Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) and Sid Sumner (Billy Price) to drop off some drugs. Danny and a small group confronts Juliet and Sid after Juliet steals Sasha's phone, and begins to assault Sid before pulling out a knife. Before he can stab Sid, Oliver Morgan (Aedan Duckworth) and Imran Maalik (Ijaz Rana) arrive and threaten to phone the police, causing Danny and his group to flee.
PC Fields Joe Warner[44] A British Transport Police officer who gets on a train after spotting Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) and Sid Sumner (Billy Price) acting suspiciously. To throw off suspicion, Juliet poses for a selfie with him.
Sasha Alicia Thompson[44] An associate of Danny's who allows Juliet Quinn (Niamh Blackshaw) and Sid Sumner (Billy Price) into the drug packaging plant. After taunting Juliet, she retaliates by stealing Sasha's phone. Sasha is part of the group who confronts Juliet and Sid over the theft and flees when Oliver Morgan (Aedan Duckworth) and Imran Maalik (Ijaz Rana) arrive and threaten to phone the police.
PC Middleton 5415 1 June Vicky Mills[45] A police officer who speaks to Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt) and Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox), after Kyle crashes his van into the car of Jordan Price (Connor Calland). Realising that Kyle is high on drugs, Nancy tells PC Middleton that she was driving the car, and is let off without a charge.
Doctor Bevan 5417, 5420 8 June, 16 June (2 episodes) James S. Barnes[46] The doctor who talks to Mandy Morgan (Sarah Jayne Dunn) about Darren Osborne's (Ashley Taylor Dawson) depression. After Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt) commits suicide, Darren agrees to go to an appointment to talk with Doctor Bevan about his depression,
Kelly Winters 5417 8 June Jenny Wickham[46] The mother of Cher Winters (Bethannie Hare) who comes looking for her after a massive argument where she goes to find her father, Sylver McQueen (David Tag), where she meets Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe) and then later abandons her daughter, informing them that she is "their problem." She also informs Cher that she is leaving to Greece with her younger brothers and sisters.
PC Varah 5419 15 June Nicole Pattinson[47] A police officer who speaks to Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) after Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt) commits suicide. As PC Varah is struggling to get through to Kyle's parents to inform them, Jack Osborne (Jimmy McKenna) offers to do so.
Examiner 5422 23 June Lewis Fletcher[48] An examiner who conducts a music exam for Sid Sumner (Billy Price). He hints that Sid has passed the exam, but later finds marijuana in Sid's folder and reports him to John Paul McQueen (James Sutton).
Ms. Clement 5426, 5428 7 July, 14 July (2 episodes) Elianne Byrne[49] A therapist for Darren Osborne (Ashley Taylor Dawson) for his depression who warns him against cancelling so many appointments with her. Darren later calls her to discuss how Mandy Morgan (Sarah Jayne Dunn) has been reacting to his depression.
Cormac Ranger 5427–5428, 5450–5452, 5506, 5530–5532 13 July 2020 – 23 February 2021 James Gaddas[50] The former carer of Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) and Felix Westwood (Richard Blackwood) who worked in a children's home. Warren states that Cormac was kind to him whilst in care, and that he taught Warren how to box. Felix claims that Cormac abused him during his stay in the children's home because of his race, and Felix, Warren and Brody Hudson (Adam Woodward) attack Cormac, leaving him in a coma. He later dies after suffering from a heart attack. His daughter, Summer (Rhiannon Clements), hears of his death afterwards.
Celebrant 5432 8 September Kate England[51] A celebrant who marries Scott Drinkwell (Ross Adams) and Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams).
Dean Vickers[52] 5435, 5505, 5516-5520, 5579–5581 14 September–3 May 2021 (10 episodes) Paul Sloss[53] An ex-boyfriend of George Kiss (Callum Kerr) who confronts him about past trauma that he put him through. Although Dean attempts to get back together with George, he is rebuked. Dean later returns to try and reunite with George and blames him for turning him into a stalker but is further rebuked. Dean later confronts John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) declaring him and George to be soulmates, and an infuriated John Paul shouts him out of The Dog in the Pond public house. Dean later finds George following an argument with John Paul and convinces him to go on a walk, where they have sex. George records the pair together, using it to make John Paul angry. After John Paul apologies to George for his jealous outburst, George tells Dean to leave the village, and that he'd only used him to get back at John Paul. Dean then warned Courtney Campbell (Amy Conachan) about the kind of boyfriend that George was. George claimed to John Paul that Dean was actually the one who abused him, and motivated John Paul to get Dean out of the village by destroying the tent he was staying in. After George is murdered, Dean returns to village and comes under the suspicion of Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox), who attempts to get him to confess to George's murder in order to free John Paul. Dean later rumbles her plan, and leaves the village again.
Raff 5436 15 September Eduard Buhac[54] The lead singer of a band that Sid Sumner (Billy Price) auditions for. Despite impressing Raff, Sid decides to turn down the offer of playing with the band and to stay in school.
Councillor Lewis 5441 23 September Bianca Sowerby[55] A local councillor who opens the water fountain at the Cunningham's Grande Bazaar.
Faith 5442 24 September Uncredited Faith is the daughter of Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) and Brody Hudson (Adam Woodward). Liberty originally planned to give Faith to her sister, Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) and Brody after her birth, but due to postnatal depression, Liberty decides to keep her.
The Doll 5451-5455, 5464, 5466, 5468, 5477, 5479-5481, 5487, 5490-5491, 5500 11-22 October, 3 November, 5 November, 9 November, 25 November, 30 November-2 December, 14 December, 17-21 December, 5 January 2021 (21 episodes) Molly Jenkins[56] A doll which was designed to blackmail the McQueen family. The Doll is first seen getting constructed before getting sent to the McQueens at The Dog in the Pond public house, where it initially demands £700 be paid before it reveals their sins. After Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe) decides against paying, The Doll reveals it will now demand £7,000 for each sin, and promises to reveal the sin of "wrath" to the police. After being silent for several days, The Doll reactivates and reveals the next sin it will reveal is "greed", John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) is able to delay the revelation of the sin after promising a £500 down payment, however, The Doll then later demands to be paid £10,000. After several days of silence, The Doll reveals that the next sin revealed will be envy. After failing to pay the ransom, The Doll threatens to reveal the sin, but Mercedes reveals to all gathered in the pub that the sin was about Cher Winters (Bethannie Hare) killing her sister. Initially, The Doll says the McQueens have won the game for not being ashamed of the secret, but it later revealed the sinners would still be punished. After Silas Blissett (Jeff Rawle) takes Cher back to The Dog after finding her drunk, The Doll plays a video of an unconscious Cher and threatens that she will be killed if the McQueens attempted to outsmart them again. The Doll later reveals that the next sin is gluttony, and that it will reveal the secret in 48 hours. After Mercedes pays the sin off, The Doll announces the next sin as lust, and shows a picture of Mercedes and Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) close together, however, after Mercedes taunts it for using an image out of context, The Doll reveals to Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) that John Paul stole her fiancé's watch in order to pay some of the blackmail off. After John Paul grows angry at The Doll for revealing this, it claims that Goldie McQueen (Chelsee Healey) is the mole feeding information to the blackmailer, although Goldie is able to prove her innocence. Certain that the mole is someone in the family, Mercedes lies to each individual in the McQueen family about having an affair; changing the name of the person she had the affair with for each individual. The Doll then delivers the false information that Mercedes had an affair with Luke Morgan (Gary Lucy), the person that Mercedes told Theresa McQueen (Jorgie Porter) she was having the affair with, thus outing Theresa as the mole in the family.
Will 5472 17 November Craig Blake[57] A pilot and ex-boyfriend of Martine Deveraux (Kéllé Bryan) who asks her out in an attempt to reconnect with her. Martine tells her sons Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams) and Toby Faroe (Bobby Gordon) that she was not interested in Will and would not be meeting him again.
Doctor Ash 5476, 5478 24 November, 26 November (2 episodes) Maria Gough[58] A doctor that Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) calls when she's worried her half-sister, Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart), is suffering from postpartum psychosis. Liberty lies to Doctor Ash and convinces her Sienna is actually attempting to steal Faith from her. When Liberty believes that Sienna has stolen Faith, Liberty runs into Doctor Ash outside of the hospital, before realising that she was a hallucination.
Police Officer 5498 30 December Therese Bwitanda[59] A police officer that John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) approaches to find out whether a body in a bodybag is that of his boyfriend, George Kiss (Callum Kerr).

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