Archie vows to exact revenge on the Mitchells

The locals at The Vic stare in astonishment that Sam's been released from police custody. Peggy takes Sam upstairs and insists that she won't be able to help if she breaches her bail conditions, so she must be on her best behaviour. With that, Peggy tells her to don her glad rags and take part in the Miss Queen Vic competition. At the contest gets under way, Amira belts out a rendition of 'I Will Always Love You' towards Syed. Despite a flawless rendition, Peggy ensures that her little princess Sam wins the competition.

Joel tells Ronnie that their lives will be perfect when they leave Walford to start a new life together. Ronnie, however, is concerned that she's letting her family down and changes her mind about giving up the money from the sale of her half of R&R. Ronnie then decides to give Peggy the cash, putting her plans to open a new club with Joel on hold. Peggy, Phil, Ronnie, Roxy and Billy proudly return Archie's cash and warn him to stay away from The Vic - Peggy insists that there are some things money can't buy. A little later, Archie meets with Janine and hands over a wad of cash, vowing that they'll bring down the Mitchells together and regain control of The Vic.

Meanwhile, the wife swap is ongoing and Tanya confronts Peter and Lucy about a packet of condoms she's found in the house. Both teens deny knowing anything about them and so Tanya presumes that they must be Ian's. Later, Peter turns to Bradley for advice in taking his relationship with Lauren to the next level. That night, Ian accidentally climbs into bed with a horrified Tanya

Elsewhere, Bradley suggests that Noah should be told that they're not leaving Walford any longer; Stacey goes home with Ryan; insisting that it's who you're with not where you are that makes you happy, Bradley suggests they get married; Bianca hears that Sam's back in Walford and worries about how that will affect her and the kids; and Bradley tells Noah that they're going to become one big, happy family in Walford.