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-Any news on Sharon?

-Not since last night.

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You should have seen the state they left her in, Shirl.

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What kind of scum does that to a woman?

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Let's get out of here.

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-What time is it?

-Gone nine.

-Why isn't my alarm working?

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Because we've run out of leccy.

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Well, why ain't you gone and topped it up then?

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Cos I had to be up first thing to get Janet ready for her school trip.

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It wouldn't do you two any harm to stick your hand in your pocket

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-now and again.

-Someone got out of the wrong side of bed this morning!

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-Sharon almost died last night, OK?!

-What?

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And it ain't looking good.

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MONITORS BEEP, VENTILATOR PUMPS

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Her blood pressure is improving.

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Why isn't she awake?

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Mrs Rickman lost a lot of blood. Her spleen was very badly damaged.

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We had to remove it during the surgery.

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We're giving her a period of stability before waking her.

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-She's going to be all right, though?

-She had a big operation,

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but her recovery appears to be going in the right direction.

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We'll continue monitoring her.

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Are me and you friends again? I told you, didn't I?

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I mean, everything feels better after a good night's sleep.

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I've sent your sister off to your gran's.

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-I thought me and you could dig out my Friends box set.

-I can't.

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-I'm going to tell Phil.

-I feel like a crumpet.

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-Do you want me to make you one?

-Mum... This ain't right.

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-People thinking I'm some sort of hero.

-You are, in my eyes.

-Here you go again.

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What do you want me to say, Johnny?

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Go out there and tell everyone you hid whilst Sharon got the stuffing knocked out of her?

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Because people round here... They ain't a forgiving bunch, believe me.

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So you want me to lie, then?

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I just don't want you making life harder for yourself.

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-HE SIGHS

-Yeah, what's the point?

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-SHE SCOFFS

-I can't do right for doing wrong these days.

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-Just let the boy cool down.

-I tried calling the hospital.

-And?

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-They won't tell me anything.

-What about your crumpet?

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-I ain't hungry.

-Steady.

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Tracey let me in. I was looking for Grandad.

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I saw him whacking on a drop of Brut earlier.

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So chances are he's wrapped round that Cora treacle.

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Listen, them deliveries downstairs...I'd appreciate

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you clearing them.

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-Yeah, I'm on to it.

-So, it's all taking shape, is it?

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Yeah, it's all coming together.

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Who'd have thought it, eh? Us Carters.

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-Practically running this square.

-I'm a Wicks.

-Here he is.

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-Walford's answer to Vidal Sassoon.

-Oi. Oi.

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You don't live here no more, you.

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Well, then, tell pretty boy then to stop guzzling all the milk.

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I've gotta shift those boxes.

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-Come on, then! Show us your moves!

-Teen...

-What are you talking about?

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Everybody on the market's talking about it.

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How you took on them robbers single-handed.

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Listen, where're you going?

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Going to see if Phil needs help clearing up.

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-Do you think that's wise?

-I've got to do something, haven't I?

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MONITORS BEEP, VENTILATOR PUMPS

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PHIL SIGHS

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Ronnie's...Ronnie's taken Denny to school.

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I told him you had a little bump on the head,

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but that there was nothing to worry about.

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-I'm sorry, Sharon, I'm so... I'm so sorry.

-Phil?

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I had no idea it was this bad.

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Billy said they've had to remove her spleen. Is that right?

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What sort of world are we living in?

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I mean, they could've killed her.

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-I need some air.

-Phil...

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I thought I'd lost her.

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-CORA: How's Johnny holding up?

-STAN: Still a bit shaken.

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From what I heard, he had a lucky escape. Has he said how it happened?

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-All over in a flash, apparently.

-Put up a good fight, though.

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-Brave kid.

-Yeah.

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Thank you.

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-How is she?

-She's... She's not good, Dot.

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What have they said?

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The nurse said that she had a comfortable night.

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They always say that.

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Who'd do this to her?

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Oh, don't you worry, Ian.

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It'll take more than a couple of hooligans to knock

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Sharon Watts off her perch.

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-Shirl...

-I don't want to hear it.

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She's your partner, Phil. What were you thinking?!

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Yeah...

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Yeah, OK - well, look, if you hear anything you let me know, OK?

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-How is she?

-Phil, I just spoke to one of the blokes who used to do

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security at the club. And he's going to put the word about, OK?

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Five minutes alone with them in a room. That'd do me.

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-Phil, have you even slept?

-What about the Old Bill?

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There's nothing they can do until the doctors bring her round.

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-Yeah...IF they bring her round.

-How much did they get away with?

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-Nothing.

-They go to all that trouble and come away empty-handed?!

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-I don't believe that!

-Listen, you lot go, yeah?

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I'm going to go and collect Denny from school.

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-Well, no, let me stay and help.

-Look, just GO!

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Just go, please.

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FRONT DOOR CLOSES

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The Arches. Yeah. In an hour.

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-Hey, Dad...

-You all right?

-MOBILE RINGS

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-How's Sharon?

-Yeah, she's...

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-You all right?

-Yeah, I'm fine.

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Ah, Mr Beale... How are things at home? Getting easier, I hope?

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I'm due at the restaurant, Mr Coker, I'm...

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It's just that I was wondering

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when you were thinking about settling your account.

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Of course there's no rush, but I do have my own overheads to consider.

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-You'll get your money.

-I understand emotions must be...

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-Look, I said I'd do it, didn't I?!

-Dad?

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Thank you, Mr Beale. Much appreciated.

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-Roxy... Is Phil about?

-Oh...

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I wouldn't bother him, if I was you.

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I was just wondering if you needed some help cleaning up

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The Albert, once the police have gone.

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-No, don't be silly, you don't have to do that!

-I want to.

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-Look, thank you for what you did for Sharon.

-Nothing. It's nothing.

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RADIO ON IN THE BACKGROUND Jay.

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-Take an early lunch, will you?

-No, you're all right.

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It's LUNCH TIME. Yeah?!

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-Cora Cross! What do you think you're playing at?

-Here we go.

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I give you strict instructions as to what to do in my absence

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and what do I find when I get back? A liquid lunch at 11:30.

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I've just spent a very trying morning in the hospital.

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The last thing I need is an unruly workforce.

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-How's Sharon, Mrs Branning?

-Hooked up to all sorts of machines.

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I heard it's touch and go. Brain damage.

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You should be ashamed of yourself.

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-A grown man like you sitting around gossiping.

-I say it as I see it.

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-Who's Cora hooked herself up with?

-That's Stan, it's Mick's dad.

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She passed a comfortable night, according to the doctors.

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-Have they any idea at all who might be behind it?

-Oh, Patrick...

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-I'll have a tomato juice.

-Of course.

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..Whoever them hooligans were, they've left her as good as dead.

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-I heard it was gangland related.

-Who said that?

-Marie told Donna.

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-Don't be so stupid.

-You think they might be after Phil?

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Well, he's not short of enemies.

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It was just a break-in that went wrong, that's all!

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Now, can we talk about something else, please?!

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There's something I don't understand.

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-Why did they go after Sharon and not Johnny?

-What're you saying, Stan?

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-That it should be Johnny in that hospital?!

-L.

-The boy was there.

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He saw it all. He comes away without a scratch.

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He was upstairs cashing up. He didn't hear anything. Honestly!

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Have you lot got nothing better to do than sit around and gossip?!

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One second.

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-Where're you going?

-I want to be with my boy.

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-He's not here.

-Well, where is he?

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He wanted to make a start on clearing up The Albert.

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And you let him go?! I can't believe you sometimes, Mick Carter!

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-You need to get over to The Arches.

-I'm busy.

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It's Phil.

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-He's not in a good place.

-Phil can fight his own battles.

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He needs you, Shirl.

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Smash the place up a bit, I told you! Break a few glasses!

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You nearly killed her!

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-You said there'd be someone on the door!

-Yeah, they got sent home!

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-She attacked us!

-So what?!

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You thought you'd give her a taste of her own medicine?

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-Is that it, eh?!

-It's not our fault!

-Then whose fault is it, you mug?!

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YOU! You did this!

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Phil, stop it! He's not worth it!

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-What about our money?!

-Just go!

-No! We did our job! You pay us now!

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All right, all right! You come back at four o'clock, all right?

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You'll get your damn money! I need to sort him out first, just go!

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What the hell were you thinking?! Ain't you in enough trouble?!

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Thank you.

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And it's not just the physical scars, you know.

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A trauma like that...it can take months, years even to get over.

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-Your husband. He's not at the shop.

-He's out on a job. Can I help?

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My dad's got enough on his plate, without you lot hassling him.

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I'm sure there's some kind of mistake...

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No, he was out there this morning. Hounding him for cash.

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That doesn't sound right.

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You just tell him, next time he's got a problem, talk to me. OK?

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Of course. And I'm very sorry.

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You know, we were going to have to pay the bill at some point,

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you know, Peter. Mr Coker's only doing his job.

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-Yeah, I know, I just hate seeing Dad so stressed.

-Yeah.

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It takes a lot out of you, doesn't it?

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Having other people to worry about.

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You look tired.

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-Lexi kept us up all night.

-And that's all it was?

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Sharon was lucky.

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-They got to her in time...

-Oh, Peter...

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Listen, why don't you treat yourselves to a night off

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and I'll look after Lexi for you.

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-I can't ask you to do that.

-Well, you're not. I'm offering.

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-Are you sure?

-Yeah... Yeah.

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-I could do with some adult company for a change.

-Thank you.

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You're welcome.

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We saw the door open...

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Just wondered if we could do anything to help.

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No, you're all right.

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Just look at the state of it.

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What happened to the police?

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I think they finished up about an hour ago.

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I expect they'll want you to do some sort of a line-up.

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Assuming you got a good look at 'em.

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Well - come on. Tall, short,

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-fat, thin...? What do you remember?

-They were...

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They were tall, I think.

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-Well, that's a start.

-What about an accent?

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Yeah, maybe. I don't know.

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Immigrants, I bet.

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We let 'em in to our country and how do they repay us?

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By robbing us blind, thank you very much.

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Yeah, well not everyone's as racist in their thinking

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as your grandad, are they?

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-What're you doing here?

-Your mum thought we could lend a hand.

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She's over at the Minute Mart buying some bleach.

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You know how she likes to busy herself.

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Why does she always have to interfere, though?

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She's just looking out for you, that's all.

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Well, you going to stay and help? It was your idea, after all.

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Nah, you're all right.

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Your cousin could do with some help in his salon.

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I better go an' all. Assuming Dot ain't given me the sack.

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You're not helping, old man.

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Go on...jog on.

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How's Sharon?

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It's too soon to tell.

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Why did you do it, Phil?

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I mean, most blokes...they give the silent treatment or

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get their leg over on the side.

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-I mean, but you...?!

-I just wanted to teach her a lesson.

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By getting someone to beat the living daylights out of her?

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The bouncers were supposed to see them off.

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Look, all I wanted them to do was to scare her a bit, you know.

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-Cause a bit of a scene.

-But why?

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Because I was fed up of getting pushed out, that's why.

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I mean, I bankrolled that place. I made it happen.

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I should have a say on how it's run.

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Sharon...she might know how to run a bar. But security,

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who to put on the door, stuff like that... That's my world.

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Pity the woman that stands up to you, then!

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-They could've killed her, Phil.

-Yes, don't you think I know that? Eh?

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Every time I look at little Denny's face I feel sick,

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I feel like someone's stuck a knife in my guts.

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And now I just... I don't know what to do, Shirley...

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-HE SIGHS

-Then we sort it.

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-How?

-Well, those two runts from earlier, I take it they're illegal.

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-Yeah.

-That's a start.

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Come on, Phil.

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You've got yourself out of bigger holes than this before.

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And what if Sharon finds out?

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That's not going to happen. Cos you and me, we're going to sort this. Together.

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PHONE BEEPS

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-Hey.

-Oh, hey.

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What're you doing later?

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Probably going to eat some cold pizza in front of the TV...

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Just like I did last night.

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What are you grinning at me for?

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-Because I'm taking you out.

-Oh, really?

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Yeah, Dad and Denise are going to baby-sit.

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Yeah, I don't know about that.

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What're you doing?

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I was about to take that to the bank.

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It's my money, I'll take it as and when I need it.

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What am I supposed to do for change?

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If this is about Les, I spoke to Pam and she...

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-You reckon you might have a job for me here?

-You've got a job.

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-I don't think Sharon's going to want me back.

-After saving her life?

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-I'd expect a promotion at least.

-So when do you open up?

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-Next week, hopefully.

-How come none of the sinks are plumbed in yet?

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Well, I haven't got round to it yet.

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Well, isn't that one of the first things you'd do?

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And there's still no electricity.

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What's it gotta do with you? You a tradesman(?)

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-No, it's just a question.

-I'm sorry.

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There's still a lot to sort out. Listen. You don't have to stay here.

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I can do the rest myself.

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Beats having yet ANOTHER row with my mum, don't it?

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I know she does your nut in, but she's your mum, she's supposed to.

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You're lucky to have her.

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Well, hopefully that's one less thing for Sharon to worry about.

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Then again...if I was her, I'd think about giving the place

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the once-over.

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I mean, half of that stuff looks like it's come from a jumble sale.

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And don't even get me started on the plastic stags. ..Johnny!

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-Maybe he's not back yet.

-I'll call his mobile.

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Just leave him, will you?

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L, I've told you a million times.

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-Please... Let the boy grow up.

-I'm trying.

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If he wants to front this out,

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it's his choice, it's not ours. OK?

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Aw, she seems to love it up there in Bobby's room.

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-Oh, we're looking after Lexi for the night.

-That's if you're up to it.

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-She doesn't have to stay here...

-No, no. It's fine. Isn't it, Ian?

-Yeah.

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-We've got everything you'll need.

-I can see...

-Nappies, yoghurts.

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And this is her giraffe...

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So that means that you two can go off and have your fun.

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Are you sure you're going to be all right?

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-Yes, I think we can manage between the pair of us.

-That giraffe...

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-Yes, got it.

-Thank you. See ya...

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That money you took earlier.

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-Yeah, it's all sorted.

-So you paid Les in full?

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-I said I would, didn't I?

-OK.

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Where's Johnny?

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-You've just missed him.

-How're you getting on?

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-You're just in time, actually.

-For what?

-The grand unveiling.

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-HE LAUGHS

-That takes me back.

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-What? To when you had hair?

-Cheeky devil.

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Try it out for size.

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-Yeah, I could get used to this.

-Yeah.

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Paying customers only.

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Well, you'll be seeing a lot more of me once this place is up and running.

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-Is that right?

-Mm. I've got to keep an eye on my investment.

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My mate Jimmy rang earlier.

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-He's the fella who was going to sort out your shop sign.

-And?

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He still hasn't heard from you.

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-That's because I wanted to talk to you first.

-What about?

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-You'll think it's silly...

-Well, try me.

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Been racking my brain trying to think of a name for this place

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-and all of a sudden it hit me.

-Well, come on. Spit it out.

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Stan's.

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HE GASPS

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You don't have to do that.

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I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you.

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Well, in that case I'd be honoured.

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Is that a tear I see?

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-Oh, don't be stupid.

-Aw! You're an old softie really, aren't you?

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I ought to knock you into the middle of next week.

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Yeah? Well, I'd like to see you try!

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Dean...

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I'm proud of you.

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I'll leave you to it.

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The final delivery arrives tomorrow.

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I want cash.

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Why're we just sat here?

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Cos you don't wanna be there when Border Control turn up at your door.

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-Border Control?

-Anonymous tip-off, apparently.

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Two undesirables lurking around The Arches.

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What can I say? I learnt from the best.

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What time is it?

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Just gone quarter past.

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-I need to get back to the hospital.

-Phil, you had a look at yourself?

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You need to go home, have a shower, and I'll sort you out a clean shirt.

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-You don't have to do this.

-Yeah, I do.

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Just one little, tiny mouthful for your Auntie D... Come on!

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I don't know why Auntie D's bothering.

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If she's not hungry, she won't eat.

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Lucy was exactly the same at that age.

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All right, what do YOU suggest then?

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I'll have a go.

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I did have two kids of my own, you know. Neither of which starved.

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What we got?

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Aw! Look at that, that's my favourite, that is.

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That smells lovely, doesn't it?

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Look, this is like a spade digging in the garden.

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Look at the wiggly worms. Awww!

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Shall I have some and you have some?

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I'll tell you what, let's pretend it's big rocket...

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And it's all the way over here.

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Since when did you know one end of an ironing board from another, eh?

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I'm full of surprises, me.

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You can say that again.

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Do you need a hand with anything?

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-You can make a start on those empties.

-Any news of an arrest?

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They'll be long gone, I expect.

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-Makes you wonder if Phil Mitchell's got a price on his head.

-Cora...

0:24:010:24:04

-It's all right, Mick. Something you want to say?

-Lola...

0:24:040:24:08

No, I want to hear what Cora's got to say.

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I just can't think why anyone would want to hurt Sharon.

0:24:100:24:14

I see.

0:24:140:24:15

Whereas Phil...

0:24:150:24:16

He ain't exactly known for his philanthropic endeavours, is he?

0:24:160:24:20

-Johnny was there, weren't you?

-Do we have to keep dragging this up?

0:24:200:24:23

-The boy saw nothing.

-I still don't get it.

0:24:230:24:25

-You say he was cashing up and couldn't hear nothing.

-That's right.

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You saw all that broken glass. I mean, what is he,

0:24:290:24:31

-stone deaf or something?

-ROXY:

-Either that...

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-He wouldn't have left Sharon on her own. All right?

-The thing is...

0:24:330:24:37

No, no, it's all right, Johnny. I've got this.

0:24:370:24:39

So he hid upstairs out of harm's way. And do you know why?

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Because he's got his head screwed on, that's why.

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If he'd gone charging in, who would have raised the alarm, eh?

0:24:440:24:46

Who would have called the ambulance and waited with Sharon

0:24:460:24:49

until the police arrived? So he didn't go in there all guns blazing.

0:24:490:24:52

And I for one am glad he didn't! Cos it wouldn't just be Sharon lying in

0:24:520:24:55

intensive care! So if any of you have anything you want to

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say in the future, you can say it to me, all right?!

0:24:570:24:59

-Johnny...

-You just can't help yourself, can you?

0:25:030:25:06

-What're you talking about?

-I can speak for myself, I don't need you to do it for me.

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What did I say to you?

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Mr Beale...

0:25:180:25:19

-Les has got something he'd like to say to you.

-Before you do...

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I just want to say I'm sorry for having a go at you earlier.

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I know your husband was just doing his job.

0:25:250:25:27

Well, perhaps I came across a little heavy-handed.

0:25:270:25:30

What Les is trying to say is that we know your father has had

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a difficult couple of months.

0:25:320:25:34

I think therefore it's only right we give him

0:25:340:25:36

a little extra time to settle any outstanding debts.

0:25:360:25:39

But he's already paid them.

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I haven't seen your father since this morning, Mr Beale.

0:25:430:25:47

Why do you do it, eh?

0:25:540:25:56

-Do what?

-Iron my shirts,

0:25:560:25:58

sit there handing out advice.

0:25:580:26:00

-If it was me, I'd...

-You'd what?

0:26:000:26:03

Listen to me,

0:26:050:26:06

I'm so wrapped up in myself I forgot to ask you how you're doing.

0:26:060:26:10

Don't worry about me.

0:26:100:26:12

Have you decided what you're going to say to Mick?

0:26:120:26:15

I don't want to talk about it.

0:26:150:26:16

-Shirl... Sometimes...

-Sometimes what?!

0:26:200:26:24

Sometimes you just gotta say the thing that scares you the most...

0:26:240:26:28

-He's your boy, Shirl.

-No, he's not. Not any more.

0:26:290:26:35

He might find it hard at first,

0:26:350:26:37

but given time...he'd realise just how lucky he is to have you.

0:26:370:26:43

Please don't...

0:26:450:26:48

You know, if you weren't here, Shirl, I don't know what I'd do...

0:26:480:26:50

I really don't. PHONE RINGS

0:26:500:26:53

-JAY:

-I'll get it!

0:26:530:26:56

-And if there's anything you want - anything at all...

-Hello...?

0:26:560:26:59

..you just tell me, yeah?

0:26:590:27:02

I love you.

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Phil...

0:27:050:27:06

Not now, Jay.

0:27:060:27:08

It's the hospital.

0:27:080:27:10

Sharon's been rushed into theatre.

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