Chrissie Watts
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tabloid papers. According to Steve Hendry of the Daily Mail (Glasgow), Oberman was an “overnight success” in the role of Chrissie, and successfully “excerised the iconic ghost of long-dead Queen Vic lush Angie Watts”, becoming, in the words of reporter Katherine Hassell, “a national TV heroine… after she arrived in Albert Square in 2004 as the wife of the resurrected Dirty Den”. The character’s tough and steely persona was widely cited by TV critics. Imogen Ridgway of The Evening Standard felt Chrissie to be the “dominant female character” in the show, maintaining an increasingly threatened EastEnders tradition of the independent, forceful female figure: “For a soap originally underpinned by dominant female characters, it seems odd that Chrissie Watts is apparently the only strong woman left in Walford”.
The storyline involving Den’s death was
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