Mon, 04 Jul 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Come on.

-A little lunch, some shopping. You

-could show off Esther in Carmarthen.

-I can't. Hywel's arranged

-for the three of us to go out.

-Nice.

-Yeah. I really feel as if things

-are going to work out, you know?

-Ta-ra.

-Oh, Iolo. I've bought you three

-an extra sack of potatoes this week.

-You didn't have to.

-The oven's fixed now.

-I've asked Colin to buy veg anyway.

-I'm tired of eating out of a box.

-Oh, Diane. Have you heard from Dai?

-One phone call, Britt. Is that

-too much for a wife to ask for?

-Still nothing?

-I don't know where he is,

-and he's gone without his tablets.

-He could be lying in a hedge.

-Maybe you should phone the police,

-just for some peace of mind.

-Mind you, Dai's big enough

-to look after himself.

-Did Dic do that to you?

-Did Dic do that to you?

-

-I'm surprised it's not worse.

-I wanted to tell him the truth.

-It wasn't your place to tell him.

-I'm the one who lied in Paris.

-It was my place to tell him. When

-are you going to stop interfering?

-Let's go to the village. Us two.

-Yes, we need to discuss who's

-babysitting when over the summer.

-Phone if you want anything.

-Is there a chance of a cuppa, then?

-I haven't had one since the ferry.

-We run a farm...

-..not a cafe.

-I've got work to do.

-Aren't your legs working or what?

-Sorry, I'm in a hurry. We're going

-to the Gower for a picnic.

-It'll be tea time

-if we're not careful.

-Hurry up, then, Ed.

-Hurry up, then, Ed.

-

-Leave him. He's been working hard.

-I want a photo.

-Why?

-One of him with the boxing trophy

-for Cwm FM. You can wear the kit.

-That's not possible.

-Something smart, then.

-No, the trophy.

-You can't take a photo.

-Why not?

-Erm... Ed left it in the Deri.

-You've lost it!

-He was celebrating

-and couldn't look after himself...

-..let alone a cheap piece

-of plastic.

-That cost me 15!

-That cost me 15!

-

-50p from the car boot, more like.

-I expected better from you.

-Forget it.

-I don't want to go out any more.

-You don't want this now, then.

-It sounds great.

-Yeah, I'm looking forward

-to meeting you, too.

-Right, well, I'd better go.

-Ta-ra.

-Hiya.

-Someone selling a conservatory.

-I'd love one, if I didn't live

-in a first-floor flat.

-Listen, I've had to change

-the plans for today, sorry.

-Oh, I was looking forward to it.

-But I've arranged something special

-for you and Esther.

-A place in Llamau Llon.

-The music course for babies

-in Llanarthur I was talking about.

-The first session is after lunch.

-Today?

-It'll be a good chance to meet

-other mothers. You'll enjoy it.

-Yes, well, I'm sure we will.

-See you later, then.

-Come on, Esther. We'd better go

-and look for a tambourine to hit.

-Do you want two black eyes?

-I can understand why you're angry

-with me, but it's not Dic's fault.

-He wanted you to have this.

-He wants you to know...

-..that his feelings towards you

-haven't changed at all.

-He still thinks the world of you.

-With time, you might realize

-that you have two fathers, in a way.

-So you didn't go to Ireland

-to make things right.

-Of course I did!

-You knew Dic would do something

-like this...

-..and that you could come back

-a victim or a hero.

-I've ruined my relationship

-with my only brother.

-When did you last see him?

-That's not the point!

-You're trying to find a way

-to force me to like you...

-..to accept that you're my father,

-but it won't work.

-No matter how many black eyes

-you get...

-..I don't want anything

-to do with you.

-The sooner you realize that,

-the better.

-That's a bit difficult

-with us living together.

-Nothing's changed and nothing will.

-Right.

-Well, you know where I am

-if you need anything.

-Sorry that I

-wasted your time, Officer.

-Goodbye.

-You should have told me

-the minute he came back.

-I'm telling you now.

-Why phone the police?

-He could have been dead!

-He could have been dead!

-

-Dai?!

-Who knows what could have happened?

-You should have phoned.

-Don't fight. He's come back safe.

-Until I get hold of him!

-Until I get hold of him!

-

-Ed's lost the boxing trophy.

-Have you seen it?

-The last time I saw it,

-he was waving it above his head.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Yes. He was showing off.

-You've touched a nerve there.

-He's a bad loser.

-I'm not. I just slipped.

-As I said, a bad loser.

-I hope you find the trophy.

-I love the fact they live here...

-..but it's not right that they

-treat me like a skivvy, is it?

-Eileen, can I finish my shift early?

-How early?

-How early?

-

-Now.

-Are you hoping to catch Britt

-at the chip shop?

-What?

-Oh, no. The oven's fixed now.

-No, I've promised to help...

-Eifion...

-..to move a cupboard.

-Why can't Eifion wait ten minutes?

-Work later on.

-But I'm sure ten minutes

-won't make a difference...

-..since we're so busy!

-I was pulling your leg.

-See you tomorrow.

-Oh, great. So long.

-Is there something wrong with them,

-DJ?

-No.

-I'm not having a great time

-at the moment, between everything.

-No.

-Well...

-..it'll take a while, but you'll

-find yourself moving on.

-Sometimes, faster than you think.

-Don't tell me that I'm too late.

-The fryers have been off a while.

-I heard the oven was fixed.

-No, no, we're still waiting.

-Well, there are so many cowboys

-about these days.

-You can't rely on anyone.

-Oh, there we go.

-I'll have to find a microwave meal

-for one somewhere.

-Well, I could cook you something.

-An omelette or something.

-If you like omelettes.

-I love omelettes.

-Well, come in while I finish

-cleaning up, then.

-Are you alright?

-Good.

-Ovens!

-Ovens!

-

-Ovens, ovens, ovens.

-I'd love to have a little girl

-one day.

-You'd have the pleasure

-of going to Llamau Llon!

-Ffion used to say it's a good place.

-I'm sure it is

-if you're in the mood.

-But it clashes with

-Esther's nap time.

-I don't know why Hywel

-booked it at that time.

-He should know better.

-Ta-ra, love.

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-It's natural that you're tired.

-You've got a farm, two children,

-a relationship that's just ended.

-You've got a lot on your plate.

-You're supposed to say

-that life will get better.

-I've been telling myself that since

-Angela left, but it's not easy.

-Do you still miss her

-after what she did?

-What we need is a holiday in the sun

-and to take the boys with us.

-How will you pay for that?

-How will you pay for that?

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-I'd steal from the bank!

-I could pay for us.

-I could pay for us.

-

-I was joking.

-It makes sense.

-As you said, we could both do

-with having a break from here...

-..and the boys would love it.

-I came as quick as I could.

-Are you OK?

-Why was I stupid enough

-to believe he'd change?

-Sher, how do you know

-he's having an affair?

-I saw him take her into the flat.

-My flat!

-What did he say?

-I couldn't go over.

-So, you haven't been up there.

-Everyone warned me

-this would happen...

-..but I really thought

-things would be different.

-We'll see.

-Dani!

-Dani!

-

-He's not getting away with it!

-Oh, that was a meal fit for a king!

-Good. It's the least I could do

-for the customer of the month.

-The only thing that was missing

-was pickles.

-Mam loved pickles

-with all sorts of eggs.

-Oh, right. I'll remember next time.

-Here you go.

-Tell me, how much profit

-is there in chips?

-Enough to keep me going.

-Yeah.

-Well, it suits me,

-working around the kids...

-..it's a local job,

-and I like being with people.

-That's what I enjoy about the shop.

-I get all the news and stories.

-One of the perks!

-Do you know what I heard

-about John Pengroes?

-He's got 10,000 under the mattress.

-How do you know?!

-How do you know?!

-

-Handel Plas-y-Wern told me.

-Who would have thought?

-Yeah.

-Tell me...

-..is John single?

-Single?

-Yes.

-Yes, I think he is.

-Good.

-I'll tell Madge.

-She's fancied him for ages.

-Madge? Right.

-I thought maybe you were looking.

-Oh, no. He's not my type.

-So, what is your type?

-I prefer men with...

-..a full head of hair

-and, erm... a loud laugh.

-Well, I don't think John Pengroes

-is your type.

-You should, erm... keep looking.

-I don't need to.

-No?

-Why?

-Well...

-Well...

-

-What?

-BUZZER

-FOOTSTEPS

-That took you a while.

-That took you a while.

-

-Yes, I'm busy.

-Is that why I can't come up?

-Is that why I can't come up?

-

-Yes.

-Have you got any idea

-how upset Sheryl is?

-What? About Llamau Llon?

-What? No, your fancy woman.

-She saw you bring her here, so don't

-deny it. And you shut the curtains.

-It's not so that Esther can nap.

-She's with Sheryl. What's going on?

-I don't have to justify myself

-to you or anyone else.

-Tell Sheryl to come and see

-for herself if she wants.

-Oh!

-Crikey Moses, woman!

-Do you have to be so childish?

-What are you doing?!

-I've been thinking of far worse

-things to do to you, Dai Ashurst.

-I've had a terrible weekend, right?

-The ferry went up and down like

-a bouncy castle, Dic turned into...

-..the Incredible Hulk, and now DJ

-can't be in the same room as me.

-Things couldn't be worse!

-We'll see about that. You're moving

-your stuff into the spare room.

-What?! I'm the victim here.

-I fall on my sword,

-and what do I get?

-A black eye and a brother and son

-who don't want to know me.

-I don't blame them.

-And you can add someone else

-to that list.

-Me.

-How many times have I asked you

-to leave my stuff alone?

-You shouldn't write an important

-telephone number on an envelope.

-I don't believe...

-You said you lost this.

-Erm...

-Sioned...

-Sioned said that to save my skin.

-I'd drunk too much, and I tripped

-on the stairs. Sorry, Jim.

-So, you weren't man enough to admit

-it. You need to grow a backbone.

-I'm sure I can fix it

-with some superglue.

-No, you don't have to.

-I'm an expert.

-Chief cook and bottle-washer.

-I'll have to get used to it,

-now that the oven's fixed.

-When the oven gets fixed.

-It's alright, Col.

-Iolo told me this morning...

-..that someone had been to fix

-the oven.

-Iolo and his big mouth!

-I'm going to leave these plates. I

-have to fetch the kids from school.

-Oh, right. OK.

-Well, thanks for the food

-and the...

-Yeah.

-Right, well, I'll see you.

-OK.

-So long.

-You have to face him at some point.

-Come on.

-You moved the cupboard, then.

-You and Colin.

-I haven't seen Colin today.

-I must have misunderstood.

-This is a bargain.

-Bulgaria? A friend went there.

-It's 80p for a pint.

-This is all-inclusive.

-We wouldn't have to spend.

-Let me see.

-Hiya, Bulb. It's DJ.

-You must be busy with the lambing.

-Listen, I wanted to ask

-if there's any chance of a job.

-I can be on the first flight

-out of Heathrow.

-Well, let me know.

-Bye.

-We're here.

-Becca has agreed to take a photo

-of the three of us.

-Every family has a photo

-above the fireplace.

-Sheryl, you have to start

-trusting me.

-We don't want to give the Adoption

-Agency a reason to block us.

-Have you changed your mind?

-It wasn't a case of changing my

-mind, just of being ready.

-I think I am ready.

-Thanks, Hywel.

-You won't regret this, OK?

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