Thu, 31 Dec 2015 Pobol y Cwm

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-Quick. They're coming.

-One, two, three! Welcome home!

-Crikey Moses!

-Are you trying to kill me, or what?

-Where's DJ?

-Ah, technical hitch.

-They've kept him in.

-He's been a naughty boy.

-For how long?

-For how long?

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-An extra week.

-I thought I could smell

-sausage rolls somewhere.

-He wanted to give the dog a cwtch.

-You should see your faces!

-Welcome home.

-You didn't have to dress so smartly

-to come to our house.

-Tonight's a special night.

-I've never managed to get Jim

-to go to a black-tie event before.

-I'm only going because no-one knows

-what's going to happen here.

-If something happens to Britt

-it would be the end of any party.

-But we arranged

-that you were coming over to us.

-We've been waiting for you.

-Whoa, now. I didn't agree.

-I said I'd get back to you.

-Only if you weren't coming.

-You'll have to cancel.

-I've spent 60 on tickets.

-I've spent much more than that

-on food and champagne.

-Was one of the supermarkets

-giving things away...

-..before the sell-by dates expired?

-I've gone to trouble

-to make this perfect for Angela...

-..because there's no telling...

-..because there's no telling...

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-No telling what, Eifion?

-Nothing.

-Forget I said anything.

-I'd better go.

-We'll be with you now.

-I've got a full pint here.

-I've got a full pint here.

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-I think this is important.

-Hiya.

-Ed, um...

-Will you take me to Swansea,

-please?

-A girls night out?

-To a hotel for a gala dinner.

-With Dewi.

-With Dewi.

-

-He's just phoned.

-Sorry, I'm busy.

-Hiya, Dewi.

-Sorry, I've got no chance

-of getting a taxi tonight.

-And the fairy godmother isn't here

-to transform the pumpkin!

-OK. Ta-ra.

-Good grief!

-You're like Kanye West here!

-All these women buzzing around you

-like bees around a honeypot.

-And what do you know about him?

-And what do you know about him?

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-I've seen him in Diane's magazines.

-She sends her regards...

-..but she has a bug and didn't want

-to come out and risk spreading it

-Quite right too.

-The last thing I want

-is the farmhand missing more work!

-You've probably got a list for me.

-Yes. I've got it here.

-I've kept one special job for you.

-Disinfecting the shed

-ready for the lambing.

-I'm sure they can wait

-until the morning.

-Of course, but I'm sure DJ's

-desperate to get stuck in...

-..after being on holiday

-for so long.

-Right then.

-We need to put this year to bed.

-So...

-..put this in that machine

-over there.

-It's the very thing we need here.

-Jason's made some compilation,

-so don't blame me!

-Music to celebrate!

-MUSIC

-Jailhouse Rock! Brilliant!

-# The warden threw a party

-in the county jail #

-So she could...

-She could drop dead,

-just like that?

-Since when have you known?

-A couple of days.

-Hello?

-She didn't want you to know,

-so don't show you're worried.

-I went to get two more bottles,

-as we're celebrating.

-Oh, Angela.

-What's going on?

-It slipped out.

-I'm sorry.

-You've...

-You promised.

-Don't get upset. You don't want

-to stress, just in case.

-You see? It's not fair

-that people are worried.

-I'm your mother.

-Surely, I have every right to worry.

-Of course you do.

-But I've never felt better...

-..so that's a reason to celebrate,

-isn't it?

-Go and open these.

-You're so brave.

-Erm... No.

-I just want to enjoy life.

-Quite right.

-And these will help.

-Our tickets to Las Vegas.

-The three of us are flying

-out there in a fortnight.

-We're getting married

-in a five star hotel.

-Enjoy your night,

-now that you've got the night off.

-Dewi.

-Dewi.

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-Good evening, Ted.

-Ed.

-Oh, yes. Ed. Sorry.

-Oh, yes. Ed. Sorry.

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-Hiya.

-What are you doing here?

-Well, I was hoping to have a drink

-with someone special.

-Vicky's not working tonight.

-It's her night off.

-I know it sounds a bit strange...

-..and please say no

-if you don't fancy it...

-..but I thought we could go

-on a normal date.

-You can't do that.

-As it happens,

-I don't feel comfortable...

-..using the agency any more and I

-want to take my name off the books.

-So maybe we could...

-I'd love to, but I haven't changed.

-There's no need. You look lovely.

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-Alright. I'm on my way.

-So, do you want a drink?

-Ha, ha, ha.

-Hey, you should go to prison more

-often. This is a good game to learn.

-Did you learn anything else

-while you were in there?

-How to sew or woodwork skills?

-I didn't go to tech.

-You should have worked

-in the kitchen.

-Your skills would have

-got you more perks.

-Like what?

-A hot-tub in the corner?!

-Or a massage every morning!

-I'm sure it wasn't

-all fun and games in there.

-You don't know the half of it.

-Well, you'll think twice...

-..before doing something

-that stupid next time.

-Yes.

-Yes, well, it's all over now.

-We can forget about it and move on.

-Yes. And thanks to Cadno here.

-A boss that's kept the job

-open for you.

-She didn't have much choice

-under the circumstances.

-What circumstances?

-Nothing. Gemma's stirring. Again.

-Nothing. Gemma's stirring. Again.

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-No.

-I just think you should

-show a bit more appreciation ...

-..after all DJ's done for you.

-I do appreciate it.

-I do appreciate it.

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-You've a strange way of showing it.

-That's enough. Both of you.

-That's enough. Both of you.

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-What's going on here?

-It's nothing. Forget it.

-It's nothing. Forget it.

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-She's got no shame.

-Tell the truth instead

-of making DJ look like an idiot.

-Yes, come on. Spill the beans.

-I bought the gun.

-It wasn't DJ.

-He took the blame

-for the sake of the boys.

-What?

-What were you thinking?!

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-Where's the ex tonight then?

-Skiing somewhere.

-With your best friend?

-Yes.

-But do you know what?

-I'd rather be here with you.

-I'm useless on skis!

-Can I ask you a personal question?

-Of course.

-I don't understand

-why you use the agency.

-You're handsome, you've got

-a good job, a nice car.

-Women would line up

-to go out with you.

-Do you want the truth?

-I didn't want the emotional hassle.

-I just needed a pretty girl

-on my arm for work functions.

-I know it's a cliche...

-..but people trust you more

-if you have company.

-And you don't have to answer

-painful questions about the ex.

-Sorry.

-No, I'm glad

-I can talk to you about it.

-You're different.

-You've made me want to consider

-emotional hassle again.

-Good. I'm glad.

-Are you?

-Yes. Really glad.

-Because...

-..I've really liked you

-from the start.

-Sorry.

-No, please. I like you too.

-To us?

-I hope you have plenty of this

-in Las Vegas.

-I can't believe it.

-You deserve to be spoiled.

-I didn't know

-you were having a party.

-We should welcome every opportunity

-in the circumstances.

-What circumstances?

-The fact that Eifion

-has spent so much money on us.

-Tickets to Las Vegas.

-Eifion! Thank you!

-I'd say you're a very lucky girl.

-And you can forget

-following the Lions in New Zealand!

-You won't get a visa!

-You won't get a visa!

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-Don't shout, Dai.

-It's over. Can't we forget it?

-That suits you, doesn't it?

-That suits you, doesn't it?

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-It was DJ's idea. He offered.

-And you should have refused...

-..and shouldered

-your responsibility.

-That's what everyone else

-will think too.

-Nobody else can know about this.

-I'll go back to prison for perjury.

-I'm disappointed in you, Cadno.

-I thought you had guts.

-Is this why you organized

-this party, Gemma? To do this?

-No.

-Leave Gemma alone.

-She's defending me.

-Defending you from what?

-Defending you from what?

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-You making fun of me.

-Joking that I've been on holiday

-and playing cards.

-You told me about those things.

-You wanted to know the truth,

-did you?

-That I didn't sleep a wink

-for two months.

-That I was worried sick

-about what would happen to me.

-You seemed popular in there.

-Because I had to keep on the right

-side of every Tom, Dick and Harry.

-It was a horrible experience

-and I did it for you.

-You insisted.

-You don't have to listen to this.

-Let's go home.

-You're loving this, aren't you?!

-This was your plan from the start.

-Spreading stories he was being

-bullied, arranging this party.

-Just because you fancy him.

-She's causing trouble,

-like she always does!

-I'd better go.

-Yes. Go to hell!

-What's wrong with you?

-Nothing. I just... I was looking

-forward to having you home.

-Yes, to have your farmhand back,

-I know!

-No!

-No? Why then?

-I've been such a fool.

-DJ, please.

-Happy New Year, when it dawns.

-DJ! Please!

-Hello?

-Thank heavens!

-He's like an annoying fly.

-You don't have to worry

-about him any more.

-Yes, I do, because he still

-has to chauffeur me around.

-Of course.

-Sorry. Have I spoken out of turn?

-Sorry. Have I spoken out of turn?

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-No, not at all.

-I was hoping

-that if we became serious...

-..you wouldn't have

-to do that job any more.

-So you want this to happen again,

-do you?

-I'd love that.

-I haven't felt like this

-about anyone since...

-..never.

-Not even my wife.

-Sorry, I'm being too intense,

-aren't I?

-Stop me if I'm moving too quickly.

-No. I feel the same.

-But I can't stop working.

-I can't afford to, it's my only job.

-Of course. I understand.

-And you're cool about it?

-Of course. You're good at your job.

-Thank you.

-I don't think many men

-would be as understanding.

-It would be a bit hypocritical

-of me to object.

-Right,

-you'd better eat something...

-..or those bubbles

-will go to your head!

-Hey, DJ!

-How's the Birdman of Alcatraz?!

-Happy New Year!

-And you, love.

-Try and get some sleep. OK?

-Alright. Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-Before you ask,

-I don't want her to know.

-If you don't tell her, someone's

-bound to put their foot in it...

-..and my mouth is big enough.

-Well, you'll have to stop yourself,

-Jim!

-You're adults. You can try

-and understand the condition.

-But Courtney's got no chance.

-I'm not going to allow her

-to worry herself sick...

-..when there's nothing she can do

-to stop it.

-She's got a point, I suppose.

-Yes, well,

-I wish you hadn't told me.

-See?

-Sorry. I've been selfish.

-No. Jim's being selfish.

-We're glad that we can support you.

-Aren't we, Jim?

-Yes. Yes, of course we are.

-Right.

-Well, this is a party, isn't it?

-Sorry.

-I didn't realize how hungry I was.

-Listen,

-do you want to go somewhere else?

-We could go back to my house,

-if you want.

-Yes. That would be lush.

-I'll go and get the car

-and you can pay the tab.

-The pin number is easy.

-3333.

-Then you can keep the card,

-in case you're ever short.

-I know I said I was starving,

-but I can afford food, you know.

-That's not what I meant.

-It's just a little something

-in case you ever get into trouble.

-That's really nice.

-Can I pay the bill, please?

-Well, Ed, I thought you were busy.

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-Cardiff?

-Alright.

-It's alright, you know.

-It will pass.

-Waiting for someone

-to tell you when to get up...

-..when to eat, when to go to bed.

-That's how I felt

-when I left the unit, anyway.

-It's nice to talk to someone

-who understands.

-At least it's a new year.

-Everyone's ready for a fresh start.

-I am, anyway.

-I'm starting to wonder

-about life away from this village.

-You're not thinking of leaving,

-are you?

-Why? Would you miss me?

-Of course I would.

-I don't know what I'd have done

-without you these last few months.

-I just want you to know

-I'm here for you.

-And if you ever want to escape...

-..you know the door's

-always open for you here.

-You can stay here

-whenever you want.

-I wouldn't want to be

-anywhere else.

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-Happy New Year!

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