There was a blast from the past in last night's EastEnders... did you spot it?
Last night's EastEnders saw Phil Mitchell on a mission to make son Ben spill the beans about what really happened the night that he was attacked and left for dead in The Arches.
But while the episode was jam-packed with brilliant scenes between actors Steve McFadden (Phil) and Max Bowden (Ben) fans were more excited about the fact that old Ben made an appearance in the soap.
As EastEnders fans know, Ben Mitchell has had many faces over the years and last night saw Phil looking at an old photo of his wayward son before he confronted him about his lies.
But instead of using a childhood photo of actor Max Bowden, they instead addressed the fact Ben has got a constantly changing image by using a picture of the actor who played the role nine years ago, Charlie Jones.
Fans were thrilled by this unexpected trip down memory lane and took to social media to share their excitement...
Fans were also full of praise for the scenes between Ben and Phil, as the former alcoholic Phil threatened to down vodka as a way of getting his son to talk.
His plan worked a treat as Ben knew that one sip of the alcohol could kill his dad, and eventually he confessed everything... from the fact he was tempted to kill him in the hospital, to framing Keanu for his attack, and even that he returned to Walford to fleece Phil for all he had.
With the truth finally out in the open, Phil understandably saw red and threw his son out, but only after revealing that the vodka that he was drinking was actually plain old water!
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Having been disowned by his dad, Ben had nowhere to go apart from round to the Slaters to share some menacing words with Kat.
But while he might have made it clear that Stacey should stay away from the Square for the foreseeable... what will be Ben's next step?
Should Phil start sleeping with one eye open, or is Ben's plan for revenge well and truly over?
EastEnders airs Monday and Friday at 8pm and Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC One.
