30/05/2016 EastEnders

What are you doing here?

Coming home.

Where's Peter?

-Let's go inside.

-No.

Jane's going to be waking up soon and Peter's supposed to be here.

Not you. I don't want you here.

Ian, we ain't slept in like 30 hours.

Just let us sit down, have a cup of proper English tea

and we'll explain everything.

What do you say to the cinema tonight?

Really? To see what?

Whatever you like.

Dennis!

Dennis. What are you doing?

Nothing.

I didn't ask you.

I'm going with Grandad. And you can't stop me.

Get your hands off him.

This don't concern you.

Oh, really? You want to explain that to the police?

-Now, why would you say a thing like that?

-Excuse me.

OK, OK. Not like you, Kath.

To be so vindictive.

We'll do it another time.

Come on.

See you soon, Den.

So where is he?

He's all right.

Bobby.

Where's Peter?

He's not coming. He did want me to tell you that he's sorry.

He has to come. I'll give him a call.

He won't answer.

He's down on the South Island for work.

He's looking at a new pub.

But I can still call him, can't I?

No reception down there. It's like the wilderness.

But he should be here with his family. We need him.

Well, I'm here.

What do you know about family?

Your sister died and you didn't come near the place.

Yeah, cos you told me never to come back.

Even then, yeah, I should have been here.

But, honestly, I thought I'd be doing more harm than good.

This time, though, if Pete can't be here, then I'm here to help.

Oh, do me a favour!

I mean it.

I owe this family a lot and I want to start paying some of that back.

Just give him a chance, Ian.

You really want to help?

Then get on a plane and leave us alone.

TEXT ALERT

Abi's just said that she'll meet us at the Vic.

We'll give you some space.

Come on.

-Is he here for good now?

-No.

When are you going back to see Mum?

Bobby, I don't know. All right? Soon.

Whenever Linda calls.

Can I come?

I don't think that's a good idea. Do you?

Please. I still want to give her this.

If I find another one of these...

Now you owe me a phone.

You'll be lucky if I feed you. Now get out.

If I want to go and live with him, you can't stop me.

Yeah? Well, you try me.

-What are we going to do?

-I don't know.

I know. I did exactly the same thing myself last week.

I don't want to worry him at the moment

so just get off, Kath, please.

OK, bye.

Sam, I can't... Got things to take care of here.

My health ain't good...

Sam, we'll see, OK? Look, I've got to go. All right. Talk tomorrow.

Yeah, me too. Bye.

Does she want you to visit?

-Yeah.

-You should go.

If they let me fly.

Well, you know, speak to the doctor.

I'm sure things'll be fine.

Go on. It's family.

So are you.

We've got plenty of time. We've got our whole lives now.

Now go and book a flight, we'll be fine.

What was Kathy doing here?

Just a chat.

Nothing for me to worry about?

No. Nothing at all.

You sure?

Course.

All right.

DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES

Is Peter here?

No, he's not...he's not coming.

Why not?

I don't know. Couldn't get the time off work, I guess.

Well, did you speak to him?

No, I haven't. I haven't spoken to him in ages, actually.

Steven's here instead.

What?!

Right, I need to get back to the hospital.

I need to tell Jane that I left Bobby to the police.

To be honest, I can't really face it.

To make matters worse, he wants to come along as well now.

Apologise to her.

Don't go, Ian.

What?

You need to rest. Just give it a while.

I can't just abandon Jane.

I'm not saying that.

Mum, if you don't mind, I can do without your advice, all right?

No wonder he's angry.

He expects his golden boy, instead he gets this embarrassment.

The one he wishes didn't exist.

That's not true.

Plus, I reckon he knows.

How can he know?

Look, we done the right thing not telling him.

You can have it.

Lauren! What are you doing here? When did you get back?

About 20 minutes ago.

It is so good to see you.

And, baby. Hello, you little cutie.

-I've missed you.

-You must be knackered.

I'm all right, actually.

Hello.

Steven Beale.

Right.

The oldest brother.

I didn't know you existed.

Yeah, I'm very reclusive.

So. Are you back for Jane?

Yeah. Among other things.

-Is she all right?

-Not great, as far as I know.

Hi.

Hiya.

It's good to see you.

Steven?

Where's Peter?

Wonderful to see you too, Abi(!)

He just couldn't get the time off.

Anyway, come on, you've got auntie duties. He's excited to see you.

Right, I'll see you later, yeah?

Johnny.

Yeah.

I'll see you around, Johnny.

What? Oh, come off it.

Half an hour for a cab? Oh, forget it, all right?

What's the point? I'm not using your company again.

30 minutes for...

A cab to the hospital.

What's wrong with yours?

It doesn't matter.

Ian.

I lost my licence.

OK. Well, I'll drive you.

Nah, we're OK.

You haven't got time. They're waking her up, aren't they?

I'll take you right now. In your own car.

-We'll be fine.

-I won't talk to you, I won't look at you.

You can pretend I'm not even there.

Jane is waking up any minute and you need to be there with her

when she does.

Are you really going to let what happened between me

and you, years ago, get in the way of that?

Let me help, please.

I'll get the keys.

Oh!

He looks so much bigger than he does in photos.

Also...

did...?

I know!

It's uncanny. Even the hair.

He looks just like Dad.

So you heard about Bobby's confession?

Have you thought about what that might mean for Dad?

-Not really.

-Because it does change things, Abs.

It's nice to see you're interested

-in what's happening in my life.

-What?

I thought you were back cos you wanted to see me.

-I do.

-But Dad's the real reason, isn't he? You're worse than Stacey.

He's in prison, Lauren. Get over it.

For something he didn't do.

We could sit here and argue about it, Abs,

or we could try to get him out.

What makes you think I want that?

I know he must have hurt you during the trial.

But he didn't do it, Abs.

So he says.

Bobby confessed.

I thought you'd want to do the right thing?

Did you?

'Hi, Rox.'

We're on.

-'Yeah? When?'

-Soon.

'OK.'

Now, look, you better be careful, do you understand me?

You have still got it, haven't you?

Yeah, course I've still got it. Yeah, it's here ready to go.

All right.

'I'll see you soon.'

Er, what's this?

Dad made me wear it. Who am I?

-Jamie Vardy.

-Yeah, him.

I might take that, Will, if it's all right.

-It's supposed to be my kit bag.

-It ain't yours, is it?

We were only having a laugh.

What, with my stuff?

Everything all right?

Yeah. Bit of respect, Bill, wouldn't go amiss.

OK. I'm sorry.

Come on.

What's wrong?

Nothing, nothing, boy. Go on.

I told you I'd call.

What's he doing here?

He wanted to see his mum, that's all.

I don't think that's a good idea. Where's Peter?

New Zealand.

I thought he was coming?

Linda, do we have to do this now?

Ah, Ian.

Oh, you have got to be joking.

I thought I told you to stay in the car.

You forgot that. Christian.

Steven.

Look, I'm not here for any trouble. I'm here to help.

Ian. Please.

Maybe it'd be better if you waited outside.

But I want to see Mum.

You will, OK?

I just don't know how many people can see her at once.

Bobby, mate, why don't we go and check out the sweet selection?

What were you thinking?

Mr Beale, just to let you know that everything's going smoothly

and it shouldn't be long now.

Will she be able to hear us?

And will she be able to move?

We'll know more soon.

She thinks Dad's evil and that's it.

Doesn't matter that Bobby's actually confessed.

I've travelled halfway around the world to help.

No. It's all about Abi.

Well, come on, she's had a really rotten time since you've been away.

Like it's been easy for me.

What about everything with Ben?

We've been messaging a bit but...

I know it hasn't been the nicest few months for her.

Right, then. Right. So you can understand, you know.

What with everything.

The break-up, the fake pregnancy.

She's bound to be a bit guarded.

Sorry. Fake what?

Sorry, what was it you wanted again?

Three apples, weren't it, love?

Here you go. Three blinders there. That'll be a pound.

Thanks a lot, darling.

See you later. Ta-ta.

Thank you.

That's all right. Debs and Debbie not opening up today?

I don't know. I guess not.

You all right?

Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

Fancy a cup of tea? Somewhere that...isn't here?

I can't. It's just me.

That's all right, I'll get Shrimpy to cover for you.

No offence, love, but you look a wreck. Come on.

Hey, Shrimpy, keep an eye on the stall, will you?

-Course I will.

-Cheers.

-Cheers.

Hey...

Bringing Bobby in is bad enough, but Steven?

I'm sorry.

What is going through your head?

Oh, Linda, please, will you just give me a break?

Everything OK?

Yes.

Oh, is it? This is OK, do you think?

I don't want to cause a problem.

Then go home.

Could you?

Yeah, just call me at Dot's if you need anything.

Linda, I'm...sorry, all right? I'm sorry for...

Steven, for Bobby, for...

For everything.

Hello, Mum.

What are you doing?

-She's waking up.

-Just out.

-I just want to say sorry.

-Just get out.

-Can't I see her?

-Take him out please, Christian.

Mum? I'm sorry. I'm so sorry!

Jane. Jane?

Love, can you hear me?

You're in a hospital. You're OK.

Everything's going to be OK.

Right. What happens now?

We wait for him to ring and tell us he's on his way.

When's that going to be?

With this bloke, I don't know.

Right. And then what?

You go with him, you hand it over and we walk away with the cash.

Jay! Jay!

Come to the park with us.

I can't, mate. I've got stuff to do.

Oh, come on. Dad cheats when you're not around.

-Oi!

-You do. You're the worst tackler.

Well, you've just got to adapt, ain't ya?

Look, Jay has got things to do, OK, so we've got to respect that.

Maybe catch you later, yeah, mate?

Yeah, see you later. Have fun.

Be good. Bye.

You know what? Stuff this. I'm out.

-Good one!

-I mean it.

You were in earlier.

Well, I ain't now.

What are we even doing, Rox?

I can't be doing stuff like this. I've got a record.

OK. All right. Off you go, then.

You shouldn't be doing it either.

Well, I haven't got a choice. I'm on my own now, aren't I?

I'm just saying, is this the best thing? You've got a daughter...

Don't you talk to me about my daughter!

You've made your decision. Fine. I'm very, very proud of you.

Now, run along.

And don't you ever, ever talk to me about being a parent again.

We don't know if Jane will ever walk again,

or even talk, for that matter.

And now Steven is back home, and Bobby...

It's like Ian's just shut me out.

I can't get through to him. So if Gavin is...

You know, I don't know how much more this family can take.

You want me to...?

Is that a joke?

Yeah, course.

Unless...

No. No. I'm finished with all that business.

Erm... Two teas, please.

So what do I do?

When I first started at Billingsgate, it was a mess.

Politics.

People lamping each other because someone was selling eels

when they shouldn't be.

But there was this bloke, Ted Scarry.

Never took sides, never got involved in anything he shouldn't have done.

His own man.

I said to him one day, I said, "How do you do it?"

He said, "I sell my fish, son."

Now, he kept his eye on what mattered.

Putting food on the table for his family.

He never let anything distract him from that.

Now, your old man's going to do what he's going to do. And Ian?

He's gonna tell you to butt out, regardless. But you?

You've gotta carry on.

Sell...your...fish.

D'you know, that actually makes sense.

I'm a genius. Unrecognised, of course.

So just take it easy.

What about the tube?

She needs to wake up a bit more before we get that out.

She's not moving.

That's fine.

It'll take a while for the sedation to fully wear off.

Jane? Can you hear me?

Can we have a minute, please?

Yeah, course.

Do you know why you're here?

OK.

After it happened, before they put you in the ambulance,

everyone knew Bobby had done it and the police were coming...

I tried to keep it going, I tried to protect him but...I couldn't.

I did what my heart told me to do, OK?

I chose you, I left him.

Because in the end, I don't have the strength to do it without you.

I don't have your courage.

Bobby...confessed to killing Lucy.

He said it was all him.

He's kept us out of it completely.

They think that after he hit Lucy, she got up...

..went to the common and collapsed.

They...

They found the jewellery box in his school locker, the house is

now a crime scene and they're going to want to talk to all of us.

They may charge him.

All the time, all I could think was that I just wanted you to be OK.

Jane, I have no idea. Did I make the right choice?

Jane, look, please, if you can, just give me

some idea if I made the right choice.

Thank you. Thank you.

Abs! I'm sorry...

What are you doing?

Well, there's not really room for me any more.

Come on.

Well, there's Kathy, Ian and Bobby. I want to give them some space.

Listen, Whitney's just told me.

Everything that's happened with you and Ben.

Great(!) Another thing that you can be smug about.

I'm not trying to be smug.

You don't have to try, Lauren. It's a gift.

Why didn't you tell me?

What, about the most stupid,

embarrassing thing that I have ever done?

Gee, I wonder why(!)

I just want to help.

How are you going to help? It's all happened.

The time for helping was

when you were in perfect New Zealand with your perfect life.

-Come on.

-Don't touch me.

Where are you going to go?

It's all sorted.

-SHE KNOCKS ON DOOR

-Ronnie's?

In you come. Room at the back's yours.

What are you doing here?

I live here.

I just want to talk to her.

Well, it's not what she wants, though, is it?

Can you at least help me?

I'm trying to get this family back together

so Dad's got something to come home to.

Come back tomorrow. I'll see what I can do.

Everything OK?

No.

How is she?

Yeah, she's OK.

When will we know

what sort of state she's going to be in?

As part of a normal recovery, we'd be hoping she'd be getting

the feeling back in her hands and feet soon.

OK. Well, she seemed to understand what I was saying.

That's positive.

Once we have the tube out, we can do a proper test.

Are you OK?

You do understand why I didn't want you in there?

I just wanted to say sorry.

I don't want to make her life harder any more.

That's why I told the police about Lucy.

That's why I told them... it was only me who did it.

It WAS only you that did it.

Christian, can you take Bobby home for me, please?

Come on.

Please, tell her I'm sorry.

I'm getting chocolate.

Chocolate?! Are you mad? All those flavours and you choose chocolate?

What about strawberry?

No.

How about raspberry?

No!

No? Well, there's always boysenberry!

No! I'm getting chocolate.

Fair enough. But listen, you've got to have your chips before you

-have your chocolate.

-Oh!

That's the deal.

PHONE RINGS

Take it easy with the talking. It'll be tender for a while.

Thank you.

(Bobby.)

He's at home, love.

I'm sorry he was here when you woke up.

He wanted to come and say sorry.

(Can't move...)

It's OK. The doctor says you'll get some feeling back soon.

Can you feel that?

(Hardly.)

Well...the doctor did say it might take a while.

How long?

I... I don't know. Soon.

It'll be OK, love.

I promise.

(Ian.)

What if this is it?

I thought I'd come back, knowing for sure that Dad didn't do it,

and it'd be that simple.

I thought she'd just be on board.

She will be.

She couldn't even look at me, Steven.

I've lost everyone that ever meant anything to me.

That's not true.

Yeah. Yeah, it is.

You haven't lost me.

No.

I haven't lost you.