Chrissie Watts
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Watts: Victim or Villain?” the episode featured comments from Oberman, Grantham, Dean, Kim Medcalf, and Barbara Windsor profiling Chrissie and exploring the nuanced nature of the character. “A lot of viewers, and myself,” Oberman later remarked, “really wanted Chrissie to get away with it, especially as Den was such a monster. But soap and film noir have a lot in common the bad girls have to be punished.” However, critics considered Chrissie to be a “three-dimensional soap bitch”, rather than a flat pantomime figure. Her feelings of guilt and remorse were represented side-by-side her desire to escape blame and manipulate others, and even led her on two separate occasions to the cusp of self-confession (both times stopped by Jake Moon (Joel Beckett) at the last minute). And despite having killed her father, Chrissie highly valued her friendship with Sharon, declaring at one
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