EastEnders in popular culture featuring Ali Osman, Alan Jackson, Pete Beale and Nick Cotton and Kat Moon. An episode of "Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps" entitled "War, Hurrgh!" contains references to Peggy and Grant Mitchell, Angie Watts and Pat Butcher. The episode also ended with the same theme music as "EastEnders". Another episode, "Speedycruise!" referred to Pauline and Martin Fowler, and the episode "Finger Sniffing" also refers to Peggy. Also, in the episode "When Janet Met Johnny", Donna sings the line "Don't stay in watching "EastEnders"." Also, in an episode of "Pulling", the character of Donna asks "Who am I
EastEnders in popular culture The BBC withdrew its threat to sue after BT paid it an undisclosed five-figure amount. Leslie Grantham also appeared in an advertisement for Radox Everfresh in the late 1990s. The first line of the commercial was "Not so Dirty Den now, eh?", and the final line was "Life after soap... no problem". A promotional picture of Pauline Fowler and Joe Macer was used on the official "Torchwood" website, in a fictional magazine article about aliens. Ben Rawson Jones compares the arguments between Gwen and Rhys in "Torchwood" to "the kitchen sink melodrama usually seen in EastEnders". The Office for National