Fri, 27 Oct 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-I'll see you next week, OK? Ta-ra.

-Hiya, Sher. Alright?

-Are you and Col practising today?

-No, nothing's arranged.

-You know what he's like.

-He's obsessed. Poor dab.

-Just keep him away at lunchtime.

-I'm Skyping Hywel in Malaysia.

-How is he?

-How is he?

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-Good.

-He's enjoying himself with Rhys.

-He's enjoying himself with Rhys.

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-Oh, lovely.

-I could have done

-with Hywel's help yesterday.

-There was a virus

-on Colin's laptop.

-Someone rang up to sort it out

-under the guarantee.

-You need to be careful with anyone

-who contacts you by phone.

-No, he was friendly

-and sorted it out in a flash.

-As long as you didn't give him

-the password.

-You didn't give the password,

-did you?

-Yes, I did. He said he had

-to have it to sort out the problem.

-You'd better check in case

-someone's hacked the computer.

-There's nothing to hack on Colin's

-computer except his dancing.

-Check it out to make sure. Alright?

-BABY CRIES

-I can't concentrate

-on my work at all.

-He wants to see his mother.

-He's starting to settle.

-Shouldn't you be at school?

-Shouldn't you be at school?

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-I've got the work from Non.

-I'd rather do it at home.

-So we don't have to worry

-that you're not working, do we?

-No. Try to keep Nicky happy,

-will you?

-Vicky should be back by now. It's

-not right to leave him overnight.

-I'll phone her.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hiya.

-Where are you?

-Where are you?

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-You know where I am. Penrhewl.

-Enjoying myself.

-Cadno and Eifion have gone away

-for a few days.

-I can't get Nicky to settle.

-A stranger arrived and upset him.

-You should be here with Nicky.

-OK! I'll come home.

-Orders to go home.

-Last night was so nice...

-..just me and you.

-I want to see Nicky, but only him.

-Sharing a room with Kath

-will be a nightmare.

-Don't let them boss you around.

-I don't have any choice, do I?

-I'm a lodger.

-I don't want to be homeless again.

-Blimey, we look good, don't we?

-Mind you, I think our waltz

-goes on a bit too long.

-Oh. I think it's quite good.

-It is, it is, but a bit

-of variation would be nice.

-I know,

-let's stick a foxtrot in there.

-Hey, you don't have to take it

-so seriously.

-Being the first Cwm Dancing

-champions is an honour...

-..and we plan to be

-at the top of the podium.

-Dai and I hardly ever practise.

-Dai and I hardly ever practise.

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-Neither do we intend practising.

-We're going to turn up to show

-support. That's what matters.

-But we don't want to make fools

-of ourselves.

-These two sound very keen.

-These two don't know the difference

-between a foxtrot and Basil Brush.

-We'll see about that, won't we?

-So long!

-I'm starting to think

-like my partner now.

-I want to win this dancing, Britt.

-Are you alright? What's wrong?

-Oh, nothing. Nothing.

-Did you check Colin's computer?

-Yes. Everything's OK.

-I'm so glad.

-It's easy to get tricked.

-Hywel knows people who have

-lost work, photos, money...

-..and they're impossible to trace.

-Well, I haven't been tricked.

-Well, I haven't been tricked.

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-I'm glad. Ta-ra, love.

-You understand computers,

-don't you?

-Switch it off and back on again.

-Switch it off and back on again.

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-No, I'm serious.

-There was a virus on Colin's laptop

-and a bloke helped me sort it out.

-So you don't need my help, do you?

-Can I find out who it was

-to send a message to thank him?

-Do you remember

-the name of the company?

-No.

-I think you're stuck, then, Mam.

-See you later.

-Oh, here we go again...

-..standing around doing nothing!

-We do get a lunch hour.

-We do get a lunch hour.

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-Come home. I'll make you lunch.

-Baked potatoes

-with all the trimmings?

-Well, cheese and beans.

-I'll go home.

-I don't want another bill.

-Good. I'm glad to see

-that you're finally learning.

-Don't listen to him.

-You're always welcome at Bryntirion.

-And you come home too.

-We can practise our dancing.

-Look out, Col.

-More entertainment.

-If you come home for lunch,

-you're eating it upstairs!

-We'll see about that.

-You look alright to me, love.

-Mam-gu's fussing.

-He's a lot quieter now.

-You're trying to make me

-feel guilty for staying out.

-You could have taken Nicky with you.

-You could have taken Nicky with you.

-

-So Non can get her beauty sleep!

-No way!

-Sorry if he was a hassle for you.

-I won't ask you to babysit again.

-You didn't ask!

-I know it's not easy and you don't

-get to see much of each other...

-Even less now

-as Vicky's sharing with Kath.

-Maybe you need your own place.

-We can't without a job.

-We can't without a job.

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-We are trying.

-I don't know how hard

-you're looking, Vicky.

-Is this pick-on-Vicky day?

-Is this pick-on-Vicky day?

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-We don't enjoy being unemployed.

-Look, you should try to sort

-something out before the new year.

-That gives you enough time.

-And if we don't find a job, will

-you kick me and Nicky out again?

-I bet these are the ones

-Colin and Sheryl follow.

-He's got all the jargon.

-I've heard he and Sheryl

-are practising non-stop.

-Are they?

-Right, so we'll have to be

-a step ahead of them.

-We'll have private lessons.

-It won't be easy to teach Dad,

-especially if he has to pay!

-Tough! I'm determined

-not to make fools of ourselves.

-I'll help you.

-I'll help you.

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-How?

-I used to dance with the YFC

-before going to Ireland.

-This is classical dancing.

-I know, but you can throw in

-some Irish shapes.

-I went out with a girl from Donegal

-who adored Michael Flatley.

-She taught me a few things

-about dancing...

-..amongst other things.

-You're hired as our personal coach.

-Come on.

-Yes. Yes, that's it.

-Five-eight-six.

-I know. The account is in

-my partner's name, Colin Evans.

-The point is,

-I gave the password to someone...

-..who got rid of viruses

-on the laptop yesterday...

-..and now 147,000 has disappeared

-from his account.

-I'm trying to settle the matter

-so that he doesn't get upset.

-He lost his father not long ago.

-No. As I said, you can't speak

-to him because he's not here.

-Well, thanks for nothing!

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-Anyone can learn to dance

-in a couple of hours.

-But I don't have time, Diane.

-I'm a busy man.

-Quarter of an hour a day,

-that's all.

-And with DJ's help...

-We'll keep it simple.

-You don't need to dip your partner.

-What do you know about dancing

-anyway?

-I'll show you.

-Feet together,

-stand up straight and chest out.

-Belly dancing should come easy, Dai.

-Shut your chops!

-You'll be dancing in a minute

-after a kick somewhere tender!

-I've told you I don't want you here

-so get lost!

-No. It's important

-for us to get used to an audience.

-Listen to what DJ says

-and you'll be OK.

-Right, come on. Like this.

-Look, we're not going

-to kick you out. We'd never do that.

-I've always thought of you

-as my daughter, Vic.

-We want what's best for all of you.

-You should have been looking for

-a job today, not lazing in Penrhewl.

-I've been looking for jobs.

-I've been looking for jobs.

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-Not hard enough.

-We love having you here...

-..but you're not being fair

-on yourself or Nicky.

-I know it wasn't easy for you

-growing up.

-That's why I went to live with Dad.

-And I regret that every day,

-but I had to stay here with Ricky.

-He was your favourite.

-He was your favourite.

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-That's not true.

-You thought I was thick

-and a lost cause.

-I didn't Vicky.

-Everyone else does.

-Everyone else does.

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-Well, go and prove them wrong.

-Show everyone how amazing you are.

-Because if you won't look after

-yourself, no-one else will.

-Are you ready?

-Put your foot forward.

-Ooh, blimey! You're useless!

-One more time.

-No, I've had enough. I'm having

-lunch while there's some left.

-Listen to me,

-if you were filming that...

-..delete it pronto!

-It's on YouTube

-and you've had loads of hits.

-You'll get hit in a minute.

-Go on, get back to school.

-But we don't have any lessons.

-Don't think you're going to lie

-in front of the telly all day.

-I thought you'd found

-a cheaper electricity supplier.

-Yes, Hannah,

-but it's not free, is it?

-You're so easy to wind up.

-Thank you for lunch, Diane.

-Maybe you can relax now.

-No, I've had enough.

-Dai...

-..you're sacked.

-I've found a new partner.

-Come here, DJ.

-Good!

-Right, look at me now.

-MUSIC

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

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-Yes, good.

-Is that all you have to say?

-We'll do it again.

-Make sure the steps are perfect.

-When is Hywel back, Sher?

-About a month.

-About a month.

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-Don't tell me you're jealous.

-Colin's not my type.

-Why? What's wrong with me?

-I want to discuss the virus

-on the laptop.

-It's sorted out, isn't it?

-It's sorted out, isn't it?

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-Yes, it is.

-I want to make sure

-we don't get another one.

-I'll ask him next time he phones.

-No, there's no need. I'll take it

-to the computer shop in Swansea.

-They'll put some security software

-on it.

-No, leave it with me, alright?

-She's an angel, I'm telling you,

-Behind every star

-there's a strong woman.

-I'm sorry about this.

-Listen, don't make the same mistake

-as you did last time...

-..and move out

-with nowhere else to go.

-I want to prove to them

-that I'm not a waster.

-I'll make more of an effort too.

-We're not having much luck, are we?

-Sometimes you have to make

-your own luck.

-Mam said something similar.

-Mam said something similar.

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-OK.

-Maybe she talks sense now and then.

-Maybe she talks sense now and then.

-

-I'll phone her later.

-Maybe we should start looking

-for somewhere else to live.

-Do you still want to move in

-with me?

-Mathew?

-Mathew?

-

-Hey, of course I do. OK?

-I'd say we deserve a drink

-in the Deri after that...

-..and then we can do

-a couple of hours' practice.

-Well, I could have done

-this dancing.

-As I said, I don't have the time.

-You're just sulking

-because I sacked you.

-No, I've got more important matters

-on my mind, like earning money.

-Bear in mind our circumstances.

-Bear in mind our circumstances.

-

-Not this again.

-While you're spending my money

-in the Deri...

-..I'll be here changing the bulbs

-to low-energy ones.

-Stop worrying about money,

-will you?

-I can't, Diane.

-You'll have to, because I've put

-the villa in Spain up for sale!

-When?

-Last week.

-But I told you not to do that.

-We don't have any choice, Dai.

-The agent phoned earlier and said

-there's interest shown already.

-Diane.

-I don't want you to feel guilty.

-It'll be worth it...

-..just to stop you

-wittering on and on about money.

-Oh, come here.

-You're one in a million.

-Do you know that?

-Right, I think I'll come with you

-for that drink.

-Oh, this is where you're hiding!

-Lunch? I'm starving.

-Lunch? I'm starving.

-

-I'm alright, thanks.

-I don't want anything.

-I don't want anything.

-

-Don't say you're ill.

-You don't look very well.

-You don't look very well.

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-I don't feel very well actually.

-Sorry, Britt, you'll have to stay

-away from me in case it's a bug.

-I don't want anything

-to interfere with the dancing.

-So long, then.

-Britt, come back.

-Oh, here's Gene Kelly.

-Or Ned Kelly, more like!

-You should be at home practising.

-I've had to pull out.

-You can't.

-You can't.

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-I haven't.

-I've got a new partner.

-Oh. Who is it?

-Excuse me, Colin.

-Me.

-And we'll bring some

-of the Irish spirit into it.

-I bet the judges would enjoy that.

-You've got a theme!

-You stick to that boring tango.

-I thought the first practice

-went well.

-Diane's got a better chance

-with someone younger.

-Make sure you rub his nose in it.

-The agent in Spain.

-We've had an offer for the villa.

-The trouble is, I'll have to go out

-there next week to sort it out.

-What about the dancing?

-Sorry, love, but this is important.

-I'll have to pull out.

-You'd better find a new partner

-or this competition will be a farce.

-You'll never believe

-what's happened.

-Dai and Diane

-have pulled out of the dancing.

-At this rate, only Sheryl

-and I will be competing.

-Look, I'm sorry about just now...

-..and for carrying on and on

-about this dancing.

-I can't help it.

-I'm enjoying myself so much.

-How are you feeling?

-Do you need anything?

-No, I'm alright.

-I'm tired, that's all.

-You've been in front

-of the computer for days.

-It's not doing you any good.

-I don't know

-how to tell you this, Col.

-I've lost...

-I don't want to hear any more

-about viruses. Alright?

-I don't care...

-..if all the dance stuff

-has disappeared into cyberspace.

-It doesn't matter.

-You are all that matters.

-Right, a blanket

-and a hot water bottle...

-..and you'll be as right as rain.

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