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Published 10:28 12 Dec 2018 GMT
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Lofty and Mary the Punk will be back on our screens in the News Year around the time of Dr Harold Legg's funeral.
Having both left the square in 1988, the pair's return is definitely going to surprise a few people - namely anybody who was around during that time because, you know, they would have actually interacted with them.
The Sun reports that both characters were part of the OG EastEnders cast when the soap first launched back in February 1985.
Lofty headed off after his relationship with Michelle Fowler ended, and Mary the Punk hopped on a bus with her mate Annie after deciding she was sick of her family interfering in her life.
She stuck up two fingers as she went, seemingly suggesting that she was never going to return.
But she is.
This February.
Both actors have since given up the trade, so it's probably unlikely that either of them will be sticking around for a long time.
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