Rather than releasing early on BBC iPlayer as usual, the EastEnders episode scheduled for Wednesday 3rd September will instead be held back, and be simulcast on both iPlayer and BBC One at the same time of 7:30pm.
Ben Wadey, EastEnders executive producer said in a statement: "As Zoe makes her dramatic return to Walford next week, more than one secret in her past will come to light as we look to explore the reasons behind her return, and what has happened in the past twenty years to make her the person she is today."
Wadey previously teased that Zoe would "bring the drama" upon her return, adding: "Zoe’s one of those people that seems to land herself in difficulty – I think it’s because she faced an identity crisis at such a young age she has a confused sense of self, and has developed a tendency to self-sabotage.
"Like mother like daughter! And just wait until Sharon sees that Zoe is back…"
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