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Just when the Jacksons seem to be settling down to life on Albert Square again, Billie's loyalties are tested as his friends seek revenge against Phil, as the drama continues.

Meanwhile, Chelsea finally makes some progress with Jack. And, after losing Bradley and worrying over Stacey, things take a turn for the better in the Slater household.

Billie is played by Devon Anderson, Phil by Steve McFadden, Chelsea by Tiana Benjamin, Jack by Scott Maslen and Stacey by Lacey Turner.

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A trip to the seaside, a visit to a theme park, a sleepover and a play date are among the adventures lined up for Rocco and Brooks, the hero babies with the heads of grown men, in this week's final episodes of CBBC's innovative comedy series, Big Babies.

On Monday, the baby boys are taken to DinoDinoDinoTown, a dinosaur theme park where every visitor gets a chocolate dinosaur egg.

Budge, Brooks's toy with a mind of his own, is keen to get his paws on the chocolate and sneaks along to hijack the Time Train with the babies on board.

Budge tags along again when the bouncing babies set off for the seaside on Tuesday. This time the aim is to get hold of some seaside snacks. A game of Eye Spy keeps the boys amused, but their holiday is cut short when a hungry Budge causes the car to break down.

On Wednesday, the babies go on a playdate to their friend Calais Savoy's house, where they play their own version of their favourite tv show, Britain's Quite Talented. Calais plays the presenter and Gonch takes the role of the judge, Simon Towel. Daisy's talent is singing, while Rocco can count to a hundred really fast. But when Brooks finally gets his turn he's in the middle of filling his nappy and is unable to perform.

The babies are dressed up as racing drivers on Thursday when Gonch challenges them to a race round the park in their buggies.

The series concludes on Good Friday with Rocco staying at Brooks's house for a sleepover. While the babies share a madcap dream-filled adventure, Budge has a midnight appointment with the biscuit tin.

Big Babies is the creation of comedy collective Broken Biscuits, led by Jon Riche and Spencer Jones, who also stars as Brooks. Martin Collins plays Rocco, Caroline May Jones stars as Calais Savoy, Chiron Miller as Daisy and Doc Brown provides the voice of Budge. Sharon Horgan (Pulling, Free Agents) acts as programme consultant as well as providing the voice of Carole, Brooks's mum.

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