Episode 7 EastEnders: E20

Donnie?

You in there?

Fine.

I just...wanted to say I'm sorry.

You talking to me?

Hi.

Doesn't matter.

Ava.

Ava!

Oh, I'm going to be sick.

# Beautiful

# Dirty, dirty, rich, rich

# Dirty, dirty, beautiful

# Dirty, rich

# Dirty, dirty, rich

# Dirty, dirty, rich, beautiful

# Beautiful

# Dirty, dirty, rich, rich

# We've got a red-light pornographic dance fight

# Systematic, honey

# But we got no money

# Our hair is perfect

# While we're all getting shipwrecked... #

I know it's been difficult adjusting.

And this is my way of saying thank you,

for, er, doing the toilets,

life books, being a team. Ain't so bad here, is it?

You trying to poison me? What's with the glasses?

Photosensitivity.

I've got a note.

You all right?

Fine, yeah.

Must be a bug.

# ..Tighter than plastic, honey

# But we got no money

# We do the dance right

# We have got it made like ice cream topped with honey

# But we got no money... #

See what we can achieve when we apply ourselves?

# ..I'm so sorry I'm so s-s-sorry, yeah

# We just like to party

# Like to p-p-party, yeah... #

What?

# ..We just like to party

# Like to p-p-party, yeah... #

Eggs.

What a waste.

Could have scrambled them this morning.

# ..Bang, bang

# We're beautiful and dirty rich

# We live a cute life, sound fanatic

# Tighter than plastic, honey

# But we got no money

# We do the dance right

# We have got it made like ice cream topped with honey... #

What?

My kids were at home last night, Mrs Masood. I saw them go to bed.

Let's find out, shall we?

It weren't me.How'd you get out?

I've seen enough. I'm telling the police.No, look...

There must be a solution. Five to ten years ought to do it.

Mrs Masood, please, look - they're kids who made a mistake.

Give them a chance. Let them prove you wrong.All right.

They can have one chance. One.

Ah, this is slavery.

It's reparations. You can start by putting

that bench back where it belongs.

Why we doing this anyway? AVA: The police.

I've got quite a crime sheet going here.

Now, if things aren't fixed up by the end of this evening,

I'm going to be handing this dossier over to the police.

She ain't my massa.

Cover me.

Grandma.

Please can I come home?

More wahala?

Grandma.

Grandma, man!

Get up.

Easy.

Hope you guys had fun last night.

Yeah, we did, actually.Cos you're ruining any chance we've got

of getting out of this place. So get up.

Or your little sister's going to be stuck in care for ever.

Oi!

Did you do that?

HE SNIGGERS You think it's funny, do you?

How about I teach you some respect?

Yeah? Respect for others' property.

Read that.

Go on - read it. READ IT!

READ IT!

"Arthur Fowler - he loved this place."I wasn't asking you, was I?

Read it."Arthur Fowler - he loved this place."

Wasn't so hard, was it?

When I come out that house, that car better be clean.

When you done that you go over to the car lot and you do them, too.

Understand?

I can stick up for myself.

ZAINAB:Where's the other one?

Toilet.

You do the car lot next. And no funny business, all right?

I know what you kids do. I've seen Skins.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Eurgh!

SHE VOMITS Ah, nastiness, man!

Don't try act like you still wouldn't come at this.

Hey, sweetness, you're looking a bit busted, all right?

Ain't wasting my time on little boys no more.

Oh, what, him?

He doesn't look like he's that into you.

Not what he was saying last night.

Listen, Faith, you all right?

Course.

Laters, little boy.

Let's get out of here, yeah? Get cleaning, Faith.Why?

We don't have to do their dirty work. This place can't take a joke?

We didn't kill no-one.

Which one for cars?

It was fun last night, wasn't it, though?

You and me,

bit of whipped cream...

Thank you for this. I'm really impressed you're helping out.

Accept the compliment, Ava.

Thank you.

All right, I'm going to get dinner on, OK?

What?

JACK:Oi! Whoa, whoa, whoa! Stop!

What d'you think you're doing? What's it look like?

That's brake fluid.

You got any idea what that'll do to a paint job?

It says "corrosive". Can't you read?

Or are you just stupid?

Well, come on - talk.

I'm not stupid.

Well, it don't look like that to me. Useless - the lot of you.

Do that on purpose, did you? Your little joke?I didn't see.

You could have checked too, you know.

You don't want to work so you mess it up for everyone else?

Or is it payback cos I ain't interested?

Cos I don't go for no lazy ho.

It's OK, you know.Shut up. I can help you.

You think you're so much smarter than me, don't you?What? No!

Off to uni, Richard's head girl.

Well, you're nothing. You're filth, just like me.All done?

Useless. That one nearly ruined a perfectly good car.

Wow! Went well today, did it? Oh, my days, this woman.

Faith, shut up.

I'd rather prison than another lecture from her.

Your grandmother cannot cope with you,

HE certainly can't cope with you, soIwill teach you respect.

OK? Tomorrow morning. Bright and early.Apologies, guys.

Sorry.

Lorry.Faith.

Sorry.Donnie?

Mrs Masood gave you a chance to prove to everyone

that you're not worthless.

You're blowing it. For everyone.

Donnie.

(Sorry.)

I didn't hear that.I'm sorry.

Mrs Masood?

He can finish off the cars.

Feel good, does it?

Brother, and that is for free, all right? There you go.

Who is that woman that she can run our lives?

Zainab? Listen, you want to steer clear, you know. She's a nutter.

She's got it coming.

So, er, what's going on with carwash boy, then?

Cool, I shouldn't have boyed you.

Oh, come on, you can come better than that.

I was bad mind. Sorry.

Ava?>

You OK?

Fine.

You have this one.

What's wrong with me, Richard?

Nothing.

I try so hard to be normal.

Must think I'm pathetic.

No, no, no. Hey, hey.

Look, I meant what I said before, Ava.

You're a special girl, OK?

And if they can't see that,

that's their problem.