Iconic EastEnders character may be released from prison after being involved in a major crime.

Harry Mitchell had Jack Branning right where he wanted him. The detective from EastEnders was known for his shady dealings, but things were about to get even more complicated for him. Jack found himself getting sucked deeper and deeper into a world of crime, and it could all lead to his downfall.

Harry had the upper hand in this situation, having obtained video footage of Jack punching him. This gave Harry leverage to blackmail Jack into doing his dirty work at the Arches. The whole thing was part of Penny Branning's revenge plan against her father for taking the blame for Chelsea Fox's actions at Peggy's.

In the upcoming episodes, Harry tightens the screws on Jack, threatening to ruin his career and land him in prison if he doesn't comply with his demands. Jack is caught between a rock and a hard place, knowing that he has to do what Harry asks or face the consequences.

Just when Jack thinks things can't get any worse, Harry presents him with a new task. Jack refuses, but Harry reminds him of the incriminating video and Jack's future is on the line. Reluctantly, Jack agrees to do the job.

However, things take a turn for the worse when Jack realizes that the job clashes with his daughter Amy's physio appointment. Despite his best efforts to prioritize his daughter, Jack is forced to do the job for Harry. But as he rushes back home, he receives a text from Harry and ends up getting into a car accident with Reiss Colwell's vehicle, causing damage to the stolen motor.

Unbeknownst to Jack, Harry had been lurking nearby and took pictures of the whole incident. It seems like Harry has even more evidence against Jack now. The situation is getting more and more complicated for the detective, and it remains to be seen how he will get out of this mess.

Fans can catch all the drama unfold on EastEnders on Wednesday, November 6th on BBC One or on iPlayer. Will Jack be able to escape Harry's clutches and clear his name, or will his wrongdoings catch up to him? Only time will tell.

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