Mon, 02 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Come on, Ricky. Breakfast.

-Mam-gu's here.

-She probably looks terrible -

-still drunk after New Year's Eve.

-No, not Gu. Mam-gu.

-Kath?

-Hiya.

-Hey, how are you? Let me see you.

-You've grown!

-Unlike your father.

-Mam, I wasn't expecting to see you.

-I hope not. It was a surprise.

-How are you, Kath?

-How are you, Kath?

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-What's she doing here?

-Mark and I are back together.

-And I only find out now?

-If you'd bothered to get in touch.

-We're happy.

-Until she breaks your heart again.

-What's that on your face?

-You're still full of poison then.

-Listen, Debbie...

-Stop it.

-All this family does is argue.

-Do you know what? We're pretty good

-at hiding things too.

-But not good enough, you see?

-I heard what happened -

-what that Jim Probert did to you.

-That was a secret.

-That was a secret.

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-They didn't tell me.

-Diane phoned me

-and told me everything.

-Right, we're going out.

-Fair play. To the sales, is it?

-I'll give you sales!

-We're going to see Jim, OK?

-I want to see if he's serious about

-selling his share of the company.

-Well, you can do that yourself.

-You're the D in APD.

-You're the D in APD.

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-Jim's still grieving.

-He needs more time.

-Meanwhile, the company's going bust.

-I can't do the building work myself.

-Hurry, or it'll be next Christmas

-before we turn around.

-Right, I'm going to do

-what you should have done last week.

-I'm calling the police.

-It's the right thing to do.

-Ricky didn't want to.

-He might have grown, but he's still

-a child. He doesn't understand.

-Please. Mam?

-What's going on?

-Are you hiding something else?

-No.

-I was seeing Courtney.

-I was seeing Courtney.

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-That's not a reason to kidnap you.

-Jim's upset.

-Jim's upset.

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-He thinks you're not good enough.

-Upset that she died.

-It still wasn't right.

-Jim knows that.

-Please, Mam-gu, for my sake,

-don't phone anyone.

-He shouldn't be free.

-Don't, he said.

-I don't ask for much, Mam-gu.

-Thanks, Mam.

-I'm not happy.

-I'm not happy.

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-BABY CRIES

-What's that?

-What's that?

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-Nicky.

-Please don't tell me

-you're back with her.

-It's Vicky's baby.

-They live with us now.

-Oh, that's why madam's here.

-A hotel for the family.

-What are you doing? They don't come

-down until the 6th. It's unlucky.

-We need to look forward

-to the rest of the year.

-Tell her, Gar.

-Britt's right, you know.

-I'm sorry?

-Gloria always took the decorations

-down on New Year's Day.

-And Neil helped with a hangover.

-Good days.

-Right, I'm off, OK?

-Aren't we going out for breakfast?

-Aren't we going out for breakfast?

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-No, you're obviously too busy.

-I can't do anything right.

-I thought you'd be over each other

-like a rash, like me and Colin...

-I don't want that image in my head!

-You don't have to think about us,

-but you should follow our example.

-Excuse me.

-If he doesn't come back soon,

-we won't have a business left.

-Just hold out for a few weeks.

-I'm on my knees.

-I have to turn down contracts

-because I can't cope with the work.

-Dai and Diane are here

-to wish us a Happy New Year...

-..and to see how you are.

-I don't have time to mess about.

-Are you coming back

-to APD or not, Jim?

-Dai.

-How many times

-do I have to tell you?

-I have no interest in APD any more.

-There we are.

-We know where we stand now.

-But I'm sorry

-about what happened last week.

-I didn't mean to frighten anyone.

-Is someone going to tell me

-what's going on here?

-Come on.

-Come on.

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-Jim?

-I kidnapped Ricky.

-I kidnapped Ricky.

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-He just wanted to talk to him.

-No, he just admitted

-that he kidnapped the lad.

-What's this got to do with you?

-What's this got to do with you?

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-Nothing.

-Diane was caught in the middle.

-I didn't mean to frighten anyone.

-Did you hurt her?

-Did you hurt her?

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-No.

-He obviously did something.

-What did you do to my wife?!

-He didn't hurt me.

-Can we go now, please?

-Why didn't you tell me?

-Why didn't you tell me?

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-Because I couldn't.

-I should throttle you.

-And don't expect me

-to hold back any longer.

-I wouldn't work with him

-if you paid me!

-Did you have a big night

-on New Year's Eve?

-I stayed in. No money.

-Listen, you know I'm sorry

-about your job.

-Where have you been?

-I was due home half an hour ago.

-Can you stay for an hour or two?

-Can you stay for an hour or two?

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-I'm spending time with the kids.

-Colin can cope.

-I haven't asked for a favour

-for ages.

-You've been away, that's why.

-You've been away, that's why.

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-I'm organizing a surprise for Dani.

-Please. For your little brother.

-I've got things to do as well,

-but I'm sure someone could help.

-I'll do a shift.

-I've told you where to go.

-Britt, I'll give you 50.

-Out of my own profit?

-Please.

-Britt!

-Right, drink up.

-We're closing.

-I still don't know

-why you kept so quiet...

-..unless he did do

-something to you.

-He scared me, that's all.

-I think I was even more scared

-than Ricky.

-Maybe we should phone the police.

-I don't want to phone the police.

-I don't want to phone the police.

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-Why?

-Everyone put pressure on me

-to protect Jim.

-Everyone?

-Dani and Ricky

-thought Jim had suffered enough.

-What has Dani got to do with this?

-She persuaded Jim to let us go.

-He has to pay.

-I don't want him to pay.

-I don't want to discuss it.

-I just want to forget it.

-You can't forget it, Diane.

-You can't forget it, Diane.

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-Not with you going on and on.

-Do you expect me

-to go and shake his hand?!

-Respect my wishes,

-that's what I expect you to do.

-Right, it's time for us three

-to have a chat, I think.

-Don't go on about Jim Probert again.

-I want to know what your game is.

-Mam.

-No, she's got her feet

-under the table...

-..and a home for him and Vicky.

-No-one told me. What's going on?

-Mark and I love each other,

-that's what's going on.

-It's the truth.

-The truth?

-All she's ever told is lies.

-Debs stood up for me

-when no-one else wanted to know.

-When was that?

-When I was wrongly sent to prison.

-Remember that?

-When I needed you most.

-You didn't even phone.

-Debs supported me.

-What's wrong, Kath? You've lost

-your tongue all of a sudden.

-I don't believe this.

-You thought I was guilty.

-I didn't.

-I didn't.

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-You don't sound too sure.

-You're my mother.

-You should believe me.

-I realized straight away

-that I was wrong.

-When? Before he went in

-or after he came out?

-That explains why you stayed away.

-You're not welcome here.

-You can't throw me out

-of my own house.

-That's exactly what I'm doing.

-Now, go.

-Tell her, Mark.

-I can't let her go.

-I can't let her go.

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-Don't you dare.

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-You should be ashamed,

-after everything I've done for you.

-Mam, just stop.

-I don't want to talk to you.

-You're making a fool of yourself.

-You're making a fool of yourself.

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-Debs and I are back together.

-She'll break your heart.

-She'll break your heart.

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-Don't make me choose between you.

-Why did you keep it all from me?

-Why did you keep it all from me?

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-You decided to stay away, Mam.

-Yes, I'm sorry about that.

-But as soon as I cut contact...

-It sounds like an excuse.

-You and Ricky are the most

-important things in my life.

-And Stacey, I hope.

-Come back in, will you?

-Maybe we can start the day over.

-I'm not apologizing to her.

-Don't worry,

-she won't apologize to you either.

-You need your head examining.

-You need your head examining.

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-She's my mother, Debs.

-She'll throttle you once she

-finds out Mam lives here too.

-You're staying because of Mark.

-Yes, you too,

-because it's my house.

-Are you staying long?

-I'm not sure.

-It depends on the welcome I get.

-Where am I sleeping?

-You can have our bed.

-No, thanks.

-Let Mark make a cuppa. I'll change

-the sheets in the spare room.

-I'll take this up.

-No, leave that, thanks.

-Just trying to help.

-What's wrong with her?

-Trying to get rid of me one minute,

-not doing enough for me the next.

-Tea? Coffee?

-I want fresh air.

-I'll come with you.

-I'll come with you.

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-No, you stay.

-Leave that there.

-And go and make up with Debbie.

-OK, OK, OK.

-There you go.

-Come on, I'm trying.

-I'm not going to forgive you

-for a plate of smoked salmon.

-You've got no idea

-how lonely I've been.

-You sounded busy to me, enjoying

-the panto and going to parties.

-I wanted to be with you, Garry.

-That was a bit difficult.

-I would have come with you

-if you'd asked.

-You wouldn't have wanted to be

-where I was on Christmas Day.

-Anything would have been better

-than being on my own.

-I'm here now, so...

-..let's enjoy ourselves.

-Why don't you go and see

-how Anita is?

-I'd rather keep you company.

-I know what's wrong with you.

-You're afraid that I'll go

-to see Jim to sort to him out.

-Don't worry,

-I've got too much work to do.

-I'm too busy.

-I've got at least half a dozen jobs

-so do us all a favour and go home.

-Well, well, well,

-there's the coward.

-How did you get in?

-You've got no right to be here.

-You had no right to kidnap Ricky,

-but that didn't stop you, did it?

-What do you want, Kath?

-What do you want, Kath?

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-I'll tell you exactly what I want.

-I want to make sure that you know

-how wrong your actions were.

-The police might be leaving you

-in peace, but I won't be.

-Did it make you feel better

-to threaten Ricky like that?

-Did you feel more of a man?

-Did you feel more of a man?

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-Ricky and I understand each other.

-Well, we're going to understand

-each other now.

-You're a bully.

-You've crossed the wrong family

-this time.

-If you go near Ricky again,

-there won't be any police...

-..and no investigation.

-Just me and my family...

-..sorting you out.

-Do you understand?

-Don't you think

-you've sulked enough?

-Alright, alright.

-I was away for too long.

-I'm sorry.

-Why is the bar closed?

-Why is the bar closed?

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-Someone refused to work for me.

-It's the last day of the holiday.

-We'll lose a fortune.

-Didn't you want to be with the kids?

-Catrin and Aaron are with friends

-and Chester's hiding in his room.

-Re-open the bar then...

-..so you have something to do.

-You grovelling must be important

-for you to upset Britt.

-I'm not grovelling.

-I want to spend time with you.

-And...

-..I want to spoil you.

-If it came off the back of a lorry,

-I don't want it.

-You want it, believe you me.

-Ouzo?

-You don't listen to me.

-I said I hate the stuff.

-Sometimes...

-..you have to look...

-..more carefully.

-Yes. Yes.

-Hey, don't waste it!

-Oh, Gar, I don't know what to say.

-It fits perfectly.

-Thank you.

-Just...

-..it's a shame I didn't get it

-on Christmas morning.

-The last word every time.

-The last word every time.

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-Every time.

-Thank you.

-Dol will go mad.

-Have you got a better idea?

-Have you got a better idea?

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-These are her best clothes.

-Mam will use them as dusters

-if she finds out whose they are.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Just making room for your things.

-Debs has more clothes than a shop.

-What right did you have

-to touch my case?

-I only brought it up.

-Do you want help to unpack?

-No, I want you out of here now.

-Go on. Shut the door.

-There's something wrong with you.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes.

-I'll be perfect

-once I get some peace.

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