**Warning: Contains major spoilers for the Thursday 9th October 2025 episode of EastEnders, available now on BBC iPlayer.**
With Joel's misogynistic views on women empowering him to see them as inferior to himself, his behaviour came to a head when news reached the Albert Square locals that he had hit Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd).
As Alfie (Shane Richie) and Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) were notified of Tommy's (Sonny Kendall) involvement in what happened on school premises, the Gulatis, Mitchells, and Fox-Danes expressed conflicting views that reflected their differing generations.
As Ross's partner, Vicki was increasingly concerned to hear of Joel's latest actions, while Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) told Amy that in challenging Joel as she did, she should have expected a comeback!
Julie Bates (Karen Henthorn) relayed that the headteacher had called the police, and that the teacher in charge, who was told to "shush" by Joel and Tommy, had been new and inexperienced.
Arguments broke out between fellow parents, until Julie instructed them to start talking to their impressionable children.
Alfie attempted to get through to Tommy that hitting a woman is always wrong, but he despaired at having to have that conversation and more in the future.
Meanwhile, Ross ordered Joel to treat women with respect, but Joel used derogatory language, insulted his dad and branded Vicki "low value".
Vicki tried to have a calm, civilised conversation with Joel, but he continued to try and shame her.
Undeterred, Vicki saw Joel for who he was, calling him pathetic and adding that she was much stronger than him as a person.
"You're the problem. Women like you, and you don't ever speak to me like that, you hear me? No woman disrespects me."
Joel was then seen checking his reflection, before leaving Vicki for dead.
A documentary, EastEnders Investigates: The Manosphere, will air on Thursday 9th October on BBC iPlayer at 6am and BBC Three at 8pm to coincide with Joel’s misogyny storyline.
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