30/03/2017 EastEnders

Michelle.

Michelle!

Michelle!

Michelle! Please, come on!

Open the door, please! Wake up! Michelle!

Michelle.

Michelle!

Open the door!

Please!

Michelle!

The door, please!

Wake up!

Kush!

Michelle, come on!

Is anyone hurt? Is anyone in the car?

She's not moving and I can't get to her!

Vincent, help! Help us!

-Are you hurt?

-No.

-Kush... Kush is not moving!

-Kush.

OK, look, can you open the door? Run for help.

I'm not leaving her.

-Kush!

-Go!

-Stay there.

-I can't! Kush!

There's been an accident on Turpin Road.

Send the ambulance, send the fire... Send the lot.

Kush!

He's trapped.

We can get in there.

Listen, Denise, I don't think we should move him.

-His head...

-I don't care, we can't leave him there! We can't.

Help me, please. Please help me.

Denise, you shouldn't...

Come on, Kush, come on. Come on, come on. Come on!

I've got a car smashed into a shop,

there's people trapped inside and I can smell burning.

He's moving, he's moving! We're getting him. We're getting him.

That's it. I'm so sorry, I'm sorry.

OK. All right, look - you've worn me out, I need a rest.

She's had such a great night.

Can we stay over? I don't want to go back to the flat.

Yeah, of course. Stay in Mum and Dad's room.

She'll like that. Won't you, Mum?

You want to stay the night?

Help!

What's the matter?

Michelle crashed her car into the chip shop and I can't get her out!

All right, all right, all right. Whit, call the police.

There's been a crash.

What?

Michelle - she crashed her car into the chippy. She's trapped.

Can you help? Please help her.

Whit. Whit, Whit, it's OK.

All right? Everything's going to be OK.

Call 999.

And tell Ian.

She's...she's...

The whole time he has been here, he's been in her bed.

The pair of them, just lying, carrying on in secret.

He's 17.

She's nearly 50! I mean, it's disgusting, Stace!

Now we know why she turned up at Christmas, don't we?

Is she in love with him?

Of course she's not, he's a kid.

She was his tutor. I mean, is that even legal?

That's it.

I don't want nothing else to do with her.

-You got it?

-Yes.

You sure you can get through there?

No, of course we're not trying to move anyone.

Yes, we are waiting for the paramedics.

-Why are they not here?!

-Michelle? Michelle, can you hear me?

Is she alive? Can you see?

Someone shut him up. Please, just go.

Come on, let them deal with it, all right.

It's my fault, cos she was coming after me and...

..I love her.

What, Michelle?

Well, don't worry, OK, they'll get her out.

Her legs are trapped!

Right, try moving that chair back.

-Where does it hurt?

-My shoulder.

-All right, I've got her legs free!

-All right, try opening that door.

Yes! Yeah.

All right, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, got it.

Try and support her head.

I've got it. I've got it.

Easy, easy.

Is she alive?

Emergency services are on their way.

I'm worried about Whit. It's brought the whole bus thing back.

-Don't worry, Johnny, she'll be OK. Can you go and tell Ian, now?

-Yeah.

Whit, you want to come upstairs with me and Mum?

I'll be all right in a minute.

Where did my fella go?

Johnny had to go out. It's bedtime now, Mum.

I know, that's why I want my fella.

Come on, I got that '60s CD you got for your birthday.

You can listen to it in bed. We're sleeping upstairs.

Why?

No, no, no, you like it up there, Mum, OK.

Remember, with Lady Di, the dog?

Oh, I like the dog.

Yeah, see, come on.

Jane, have you forgotten your key again? It's getting ridiculous.

Oh, Louise.

Ian, your cousin just attacked me!

-What?

-And she stole Phil's car.

We don't feel safe over there. She's unhinged!

All right, just calm down and tell me slowly...

-Ian.

-Now what?

Michelle's just crashed a car through the chip shop.

What? Oh, me mum!

At least we know the truth now.

The truth?

I thought he was my boyfriend and all the time he was...

You don't go near him any more. Or her.

As far as I'm concerned, she's got nothing to do with this family.

Everyone's going to be laughing at me.

A hot American hits on me and I kid that he actually likes me.

PHONE RINGS

But why would he anyway?

Because you are beautiful and you are lovely.

What, Ian?

What's that noise?

Don't worry about it.

MUSIC: Waterloo Sunset by The Kinks

Hey, you like this one, don't you?

It's one of my favourites.

Brush my hair.

All the fellas like my hair.

It's my crowning glory.

It's lovely hair.

Come on, Toby, up you come.

That's Lady Di.

Who's Toby?

Who's Toby? Like you don't know.

Follows Dad to the Three Crowns every night, waits for him outside.

Did you have a nice time tonight?

Yeah.

I love you, Mum.

I'm not your mum, you're my mum.

I still love you.

We need two ambulances.

Excuse me. You couldn't just take a quick look at my friend? There's something wrong with his shoulder.

I'll get to him as soon as I can but right now, this lady needs my attention.

-I'm her cousin.

-What's her name?

-Michelle.

Michelle, can you hear me?

Is she going to be all right?

She's breathing. Which is a miracle, considering.

Can you tell me anything about her medical history?

-This is all your fault!

-Is she OK?

She's OK, OK? She's unconscious but she's breathing, all right?

What did you say to her?

Is she going to be all right? I'm her brother.

We need to get her to a hospital.

What are you doing here?

Shift, you great mutt.

Where am I?

Hello?

Hello. Is anyone here?

Hello!

My name's Sylvie.

Bathroom.

Lilacs.

Yeah, course, you stay with her.

Yeah, Bex is fine, she's all right, she's with me.

Yeah. All right, love you, bye.

He went in the ambulance with her.

They've just got to the hospital.

She's unconscious but she's breathing.

That's good news, isn't it?

I don't care if she's dead.

I know you don't mean that.

All this time they've been together,

and she knew what was going on between us.

She even asked me how I felt about him.

It's just one big game to her.

She was probably scared of everyone finding out.

Why are you taking her side?

I'm not, Bex, I'm not.

I know what it feels like when you've got

a horrible secret and you don't want anyone to know about it.

Your dad sounded really upset.

Come here.

Come here.

I'm sorry that this has happened to you.

I thought he really liked me, Stacey.

And I didn't mean it.

I don't really want her to die.

I know, I know.

She walked in on us in bed.

She knew and she didn't say anything.

She just let it happen.

But he's a kid, he's younger than Mark.

Is that why her and Tim split up?

It's been going on for ages in the States, ain't it,

then it all came out.

That's why she's come back here.

Are you going to call Tim? Tell him about the crash?

Honestly, I don't think he's going to care at the moment.

Martin, they've been together for over 20 years.

You've got to know something

cos I'm her boyfriend and we love each other.

Is that why you were dating my daughter, was it?

Cos you love my sister?

-You don't frighten me.

-No, don't I?

-Martin!

You can't behave like that in here.

I'm sorry, OK. We just want some news.

As soon as there is any news, we will let you know.

Come on, he's just a child.

No. My daughter's a child. Him, I don't know what he is.

MUSIC: Don't Sleep In The Subway by Petula Clark

Pet came into the club once, with a fella.

Gold rings, camel coat, a big spender.

I said hello but she gave me a look - jealous,

because she knew that he was giving me the eye.

Like you are now.

She's smaller than you think.

She's going to be all right, she's going to be fine.

How are you feeling?

A bit stupid.

Don't be, not after what you went through.

Kush had a lucky escape.

Where is he?

Hospital, they're going to check him over.

Listen, anyway, I better head home, guys.

Me, too. Honey will be worried sick. See you later.

Dad. Jane's just told me what happened.

Have you phoned the hospital?

No, Mum's there. She'll let us know.

Listen...

I haven't been paying the buildings insurance on the chippy.

Look, I've never had to make a claim and the other month I thought,

what can I do to try and save some money?

So... I don't know what I'm going to do.

I'd better go and check on Mum.

No. Will you stay and have a drink with me, please?

Can't say no to a brandy, can I?

# We meet every night at eight

# And I don't get home till late

# I say to myself each day

# Baby, oh, long, long live love... #

SHE HUMS

You know, all I could think about was the bus,

and the market getting wrecked and everything.

I know. It's OK, it's OK.

You saved my life, doing your Wonder Woman bit.

Pulling me out like that.

Yeah.

Didn't know I had the strength.

You? Strongest woman I know.

PHONE BUZZES

Mum. Yeah, I'm fine.

Mum, I am fine, OK.

Listen, listen to me. I am OK, OK? Honest.

Denise is here.

Probably dislocated my shoulder or something.

No, no, there's no need for you to come down here.

Denise is holding my hand.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Yep.

You'll call me if there's any news, yeah?

Yeah, yeah, no, you get home, you don't need to be here.

You going to be all right with him?

As far as I'm concerned, Kath, he doesn't exist to me.

Martin, she's a fighter, yeah.

-See you.

-See you.

Don't worry, she's in the best place.

I love her as much as you do.

More.

What we have together...

..you'll never understand.

I'm not a kid.

Cos the minute I first saw her it was like...

..she didn't take any advantage over me, I went after her.

I really...

don't care.

The last thing she wanted was to get involved with a student

-but I had to have her.

-Yeah.

She was married.

She's got a son who's older than you.

But those things don't matter when you fall in love.

If you say "love" one more time...

Her marriage was dead.

Otherwise we would have never happened.

I make her happy.

Nah.

Look, I don't know what went over in the States,

but since she's come back...

..that ain't happy.

You don't know what we were like.

-I know my sister.

-I doubt that.

Cos you visited a couple of times,

you stayed over a while but you treated her like she was your mom.

She told me.

She's my sister.

And I have always looked up to her.

Until now.

Look, I've done some...

..wrong things in my life.

But this...

You think you're a man, don't you?

Eh?

You ain't.

You're nothing.

And I will never...

..let you go anywhere near my family ever again.

# Our love had just begun

# I loved you yesterday

# But yesterday's gone

# Yesterday's gone

# Yesterday's gone

# Yesterday's gone... #

Do you think Michelle will be all right?

Yeah, course. The important thing is no-one died.

Not another power cut.

This is what happened at Christmas.

Hold on, Dad keeps a torch under here somewhere.

No wait, it can't be a power cut.

The street lights - they're all still on.

Fuse box must have tripped.

Are you all right?

You're all done.

I'll get you those painkillers now.

Are you all right to wait ten minutes?

Yeah, thank you.

Stop it. Stop it.

No, it's just it suits you.

What are you doing?

Giving us some privacy.

I mean, we've got ten minutes to kill.

Oh, yeah?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

You could have died tonight.

Shh.

Listen, listen.

I'm not going to waste any more time pretending, you know, that...

..I don't have feelings for you.

And I know you feel the same.

Come here.

Ow!

I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.

Sorry.

You were the one who didn't want anything between us.

Yeah.

Stupid, wasn't I?

I would have stayed but I'd already given my statement to the police

and anyway, I've got the cafe in the morning.

You sure you're up for it?

Yeah, yeah.

Couple more glasses of this and I'll be right as rain.

I'll tell you something - I'm never working in your restaurant.

-Why?

-I work in the cafe and a bus comes at me,

I do a shift at the chippy and a car smashes in.

They say things come in threes.

Oh, Mum, please, don't even joke about it, all right.

Right, we've got Louise and Dennis sleeping on Louie's floor

cos Jane doesn't want them being on their own tonight.

So they're all sorted. I'm going to go to the hospital.

No, Ian. Martin said he'll call if there's any news.

I just want to be there, OK. I want to be near 'Chelle.

Right, well, before you do that, you call Sharon.

-What for?

-Because she needs to come home.

Yeah, everything's off up here, too.

I'm trying the fuse again.

Mum?

Mum, are you in the bathroom?

SHE SCREAMS

She has broken ribs and a damaged spleen.

-What does that mean?

-She's losing blood,

so we're going to have to perform an emergency procedure.

-Can I see her?

-You ain't going nowhere near her.

-I want to see her.

-That's not possible.

She's being prepped for the procedure.

Mum.

-No, Tina, don't touch her!

-She's dead!

We need to unplug it, don't touch her.

She's dead!

Johnny, trip the fuse again!

SHE WAILS