Mon, 25 Dec 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Ah, look.

-Santa's spoiled someone.

-It's like Aladdin's cave here.

-He deserves it because next year

-he'll have to share everything.

-Ah, thanks, Gwyn.

-One side for you and Gwern,

-one for you and the new baby.

-That's so generous. Look.

-Isn't it, Math?

-Wow! It's becoming a reality now,

-isn't it?

-Can't we have some privacy today?

-You need to get used

-to having a helping hand...

-..especially when the baby comes.

-I want to keep family life

-and the Deri separate. Understand?

-I fully understand.

-Is everything alright?

-I wanted to say

-that the buffet's arrived.

-Right, I'd better get going.

-See you later.

-I'll be down now, OK?

-Well, I'm not allowed, am I?

-I thought you were meant

-to have champagne...

-..with diamonds.

-They're beautiful, Gar.

-You're perfect, do you know that?

-And so are you.

-Merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas!

-Merry Christmas!

-

-Merry Christmas!

-Are you coming today?

-Nothing to do with Greta, then?

-Nothing to do with Greta, then?

-

-Or the fact you look ridiculous.

-I wanted to say Merry Christmas

-to my granddaughter.

-Did you see that smile?

-I'll just call to see Arwen, OK?

-Is that a good idea?

-She is my daughter.

-Stick to the plans. Don't go causing

-any upset before tomorrow.

-So I can spend time

-with my other granddaughter.

-Yes, I know.

-I feel guilty now. Smellies

-and socks compared to this?

-You haven't had time, have you?

-Let me switch it on

-so you can relax.

-I don't know if I can relax.

-Arwen might be home but she doesn't

-seem very well, does she?

-Hiya, love!

-You're awake.

-Has Santa Claus been?

-That's great, isn't it?

-And well done you.

-Do you know what?

-You're the best present

-Mam has ever had.

-Look, there's more.

-Shall we open them?

-Puss, puss, puss, puss.

-Come here, puss, so you can see

-what Daddy Dai has got for you.

-Have you taught it to say

-"Merry Christmas, Daddy Dai" yet?

-Crikey Moses! Do you have

-to creep up behind me like that?

-I hope you're not going out dressed

-like that. It's embarrassing.

-Dai's not coming, so we can enjoy

-ourselves, can't we, pudding?

-Stop calling him "pudding".

-You'll give him a complex.

-I think it's lovely.

-I think it's lovely.

-

-It's cute.

-Are you ganging up on Dai again?

-Right, we'd better go before

-the Grinch spoils it for everyone.

-We're going, Hannah!

-How did the walk go? Did you climb

-to the top of Bryn Deri?

-Yes. It was good.

-Sara almost fell over three times

-on the way back down.

-I wouldn't be able to climb up

-let alone come back down.

-We're discussing Bryn Deri, Diane,

-not Kilimanjaro!

-And when was the last time

-you went up there?

-How are you finding

-your first Christmas in Wales?

-Blinkin' cold.

-I'd usually be in a bikini.

-But the warm welcome

-makes up for that.

-Stuff your Christmas!

-Dai.

-Martha might not be here...

-..but Ifan could do

-with Tad-cu's company.

-We'd better go so that we're in

-the front to see the man himself.

-Hold the door open for me.

-Hold the door open for me.

-

-Open the door for Mam.

-OK, how much do you want?

-What?

-Name your price then leave us alone,

-Mathew.

-What do you think I am?

-I can't cope with you around

-any more.

-I just want to be a father

-to my child.

-We don't know she is your child.

-We don't know she is your child.

-

-But if she is, we can make plans.

-There wouldn't be any plans...

-..because I'd be thrown out

-and it would be amen for you.

-I'd look after you.

-I don't want you to look after me.

-Can't you see that?

-Please don't get upset.

-I'm upset because of you.

-Because you're in the way

-and you're not leaving me alone.

-Do you know what?

-If you don't stop this...

-..I won't have any choice but to...

-What?

-What, Dani?

-Dan!

-Calm down, Colin.

-I'm leaving right now, alright?

-Sorry.

-Sorry, Gaynor. I was...

-Look...

-..Merry Christmas to you.

-Ho-ho-ho! Merry Christmas!

-Smile, will you? It's Christmas.

-Smile, will you? It's Christmas.

-

-It's hard with all this nonsense.

-I might smile after a few pints.

-I might smile after a few pints.

-

-After having lunch with Anita?

-What?

-I'm having lunch with Anita too.

-I'm having lunch with Anita too.

-

-No way.

-She insisted.

-I'm not taking no for an answer.

-Blimey. I don't think this elf has

-seen any food since last Christmas.

-Just blame him.

-One job, Ed. You had one job.

-This one is yours. A child's size,

-just like you're behaving.

-Come on, guys.

-Shut up, Sion.

-Just because you're snug as a bug.

-Just get changed, will you?

-I'm freezing.

-Merry Christmas, boys.

-What's wrong with you?

-It's this polyester lining.

-There's enough static in it

-to power all the lights in Cwmderi.

-Dan, what are you doing?

-I'm leaving, Mathew. Something

-I should have done months ago.

-OK. Where are you going to go?

-Dan, listen...

-..I know I've caused you

-a lot of stress.

-I promise I'll stop, OK?

-But it doesn't change anything,

-does it?

-I'm living a lie.

-Garry's living a lie

-and it's not fair.

-Dan, I don't want you to lose

-everything because of me. OK?

-I'll leave you alone...

-..and everything will be alright,

-I promise.

-Do you hear?

-Mathew!

-I'll sort Britt out, but, please...

-..in the meantime, relax, OK?

-Hey, everything's going to be OK.

-Mathew!

-I'm so sorry, Gar.

-Come and give Santa Claus

-a high five. Ready?

-Yeah!

-Hiya.

-Merry Christmas.

-You look great.

-MICROPHONE FEEDBACK

-Crikey. We need to turn that down.

-No, thank you.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Eifion?

-Right. Alright.

-Ready, Father Christmas?

-Here we come.

-Ladies and gentlemen...

-..Santa Claus has arrived

-in Cwmderi!

-Hello.

-There you are. Merry Christmas.

-I didn't know

-you'd sorted out a sleigh.

-A favour for a friend.

-Do you like it?

-It's alright, I suppose.

-Merry Christmas.

-Ooh, how nice.

-Ta-ra.

-Merry Christmas.

-Hey, here you are.

-Mulled wine from the cafe

-to warm your cockles.

-And cider from the Deri

-to warm your heart.

-Thank you.

-Merry Christmas!

-Are you going to join in the fun,

-Megan?

-The Saviour's birth is not

-an excuse for a carnival, Kelly.

-Scrooge.

-Hiya.

-Hey, have you got a Christmas kiss

-for your girlfriend?

-Let's take a look.

-I can understand

-that you're angry with me...

-..especially after Friday.

-But fugue walking

-is one of the symptoms, apparently.

-You can look it up if you like.

-Maybe not.

-As I said, I only came

-to wish you a Merry Christmas.

-See you again.

-Look...

-..stay.

-What on earth are you meant to be?

-He's a cracker!

-Gaynor's got the other half.

-She said she'd be here

-in five minutes half an hour ago.

-She's not answering her phone now!

-Where is she?

-CHEERING

-Santa Claus!

-Santa Claus! Santa Claus!

-Hey!

-High five!

-# Who's coming over the hill

-# Very, very quietly

-# His beard is long

-and his hair is white

-# And he has something in his sack

-# And who is sitting on the roof

-# Next to the big chimney

-# Santa Claus

-# Santa Claus

-# Hello

-# Hello

-# Come here, come down #

-CHEERING

-Yes.

-Dani Monk. The taxi

-was supposed to be here by now.

-An hour?

-No, don't worry. I can't.

-Aww!

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-Dani,

-people are starting to arrive...

-"Hello, Garry. I'm so sorry for..."

-The first round is on me, then.

-Liam, what are you doing here?

-How are you, love?

-Look who it is.

-This is Non.

-I've heard a lot about you.

-Nice to meet you.

-Here he is.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-Still here.

-This is the best Christmas ever!

-Hey, we've got a Secret Santa.

-Let's see.

-The first one is...

-Oh, it's me.

-Fix!

-I hope it's not an IOU.

-I hope it's not an IOU.

-

-Open it and find out.

-I don't get the joke.

-It's not a joke.

-You and Mathew can have the flat,

-no bond and half the rent.

-It was Mark's idea.

-You're the best step-dad ever.

-Thank you, Mark.

-And thanks, Mam.

-Have you thought any more about...

-I don't need to talk to anyone, if

-that's what you were going to say.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Excuse me.

-Oh, Garry, come in.

-Colin was...

-I've forgotten his costume!

-I was worried something

-had happened to you after Friday...

-Like what?

-That I'd attacked her?

-I'd never hurt Gaynor.

-I know that.

-Merry Christmas.

-I'm glad you're OK.

-You gave us a bit of a fright...

-..disappearing like that.

-You are OK, aren't you?

-He doesn't remember anything

-since Friday.

-That might be a good thing.

-That might be a good thing.

-

-Garry.

-About, um, Friday...

-Look, it's some sort of therapy.

-You put yourself

-back in the battle mentally.

-It works for some.

-It works for some.

-

-So it was worth a try.

-Do you want a cuppa

-or is the Deri calling?

-No, I've got five minutes.

-Aargh!

-Aargh!

-Dani!

-I'm so glad you're still here.

-I can't leave, Mathew.

-The baby's coming.

-What?

-Are we feeding the five thousand

-or what?

-No, just a couple of friends.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Please tell me

-that you're carol singers.

-Come in. Merry Christmas.

-Sorry we're late. We had to put

-everything away in APD.

-Oh, it's alright. Thank you.

-I think it was a success, did you?

-Yes, fair play.

-If I had the choice,

-I'd be having a pint in the Deri.

-Is there room for one more?

-I'm starving.

-Merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas. I'm glad

-the party has finally arrived.

-Hey!

-Come on, Britt. I'm going to die

-of thirst at this rate.

-Sorry, Diane.

-Has anyone seen Mathew?

-What are you wearing, Colin?

-What are you wearing, Colin?

-

-A cracker!

-It does make sense.

-They're full of bad jokes too.

-"Family"

-I guess you like it.

-Right, OK, next.

-Right, OK, next.

-

-I've already chosen one.

-I wonder whose that is!

-Mine. There's lucky!

-Mark, I don't know what to say.

-No, don't look at me.

-I didn't buy you that.

-Who did, then?

-Someone obviously thinks

-highly of you, Debbie.

-No-one's supposed to say.

-Rules are rules.

-Thank you, whoever it was.

-She can't walk! OK?

-Please, send someone over!

-Right. Ta-ra.

-You had no right.

-I have no idea

-how to deliver a baby.

-I don't want to, Mathew.

-You're alright.

-What?

-Dan, what?! Dan?!

-Dan?

-Dani?

-I can feel the head, Mathew.

-OK.

-OK, you're alright. Dan! Dan!

-I'm with you. I'm with you.

-You're alright. I'm here for you.

-It's excellent.

-It's excellent.

-

-Good. More sprouts, Ed?

-What are sprouts in Welsh?

-Ysgewyll.

-Ysgewyll.

-

-Ysgewyll.

-Or fart balls, as Huw called them.

-That's enough.

-It drove your mother mad.

-It made Huw worse!

-Ed, what are your memories

-of Christmas?

-Um, not very good ones,

-to be honest with you.

-It was when we took Gemma in,

-after she killed her mother.

-Yes, of course.

-Sorry, Ed.

-And now your wife's in prison

-so they're not getting any better.

-Sorry.

-Let's hope I'm not next.

-Did you make the stuffing, Anita?

-Did you make the stuffing, Anita?

-

-Yes, yes. All fresh ingredients.

-It's lovely.

-It's lovely.

-

-Is it?

-Oh, good.

-What are you going to do

-from now on?

-I'm going to start back at

-the surgery as soon as possible.

-Is that a good idea?

-I've shut myself away for so long,

-I need some normality.

-Dani will be delighted.

-She doesn't think much of the locum.

-Speaking of Dani...

-..I'd better go.

-I'll see you soon.

-Very soon, perhaps. We could

-go to the Deri, couldn't we?

-Great. I'll see you there.

-I don't mind staying at home.

-I'm not going to drink,

-if that's what you're worried about.

-But I need to find my way

-back from this.

-And I'd love it

-if you were there with me.

-I've got her.

-She looks just like you, Dani.

-Shouldn't she be making a noise?

-Mathew, please.

-No, no, no.

-Come on.

-BABY CRIES

-She's fine, Dani.

-She's going to be OK.

-You were amazing, Dan.

-SIREN

-Geth, go and tell the ambulance

-where we are.

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-Do you want me to come?

-Do you want me to come?

-

-That's not a good idea.

-Leave us alone.

-Leave us alone.

-

-It's OK, Math.

-No, it's not. Dan, you and me!

-Garry. Everything's alright.

-The little one's OK.

-You're lucky Mathew was around.

-You're lucky Mathew was around.

-

-Thank goodness.

-Give me the bags.

-Will you look after the Deri?

-Will you look after the Deri?

-

-Of course he will.

-You deserve a whisky.

-Everything happened so quickly.

-Look.

-A Monk baby.

-It's me.

-Dadi.

-Mark, you look a bit peaky.

-Are you OK?

-I don't want a fuss. I'm fine.

-Merry Christmas. Ta-ra.

-You're not going, are you?

-Changing of the guard.

-Changing of the guard.

-

-Mathew, where have you been?

-He's been playing

-Call the Midwife...

-..because Garry and Dani

-have had a little girl.

-Britt, I'm taking him upstairs,

-alright?

-Is she alright?

-They're both fine.

-Garry wants you to carry on here.

-Debbie, I think we should

-take him home, you know.

-HE BREAKS WIND

-Mark!

-You'd love Halkidiki.

-That's a bit presumptuous,

-isn't it?

-You look the type.

-You look the type.

-

-You really don't know Kelly.

-Actually, Macs, you're spot on.

-So, um...

-..are you going to invite me, then?

-There are some great deals

-in January, if you're game.

-Yeah, why not?

-A bit of vitamin D in the winter.

-Let me know the dates.

-Let me know the dates.

-

-Thanks again, Anita.

-You're not leaving!

-You're not leaving!

-

-See you in the Deri.

-I'm going to Halkidiki with Macs

-in the new year.

-This looks special.

-A gas mask, maybe.

-I know that book.

-Dyff had one like that.

-I found it with Mam's stuff.

-I thought you might like it.

-"To Mererid...

-"..the only teacher to knock

-some sense into this skull.

-"Dyff."

-He thought the world of that book.

-Sorry, Kath. I didn't mean to...

-Well, it's nice that it's back

-in the family, where it should be.

-A pint, please, Britt.

-I'll get this one,

-for dragging you over there earlier.

-Macs has always been challenging.

-Kelly's free

-to see whoever she likes.

-Is it true

-that Garry and Dani's baby...

-..was born by the bins

-outside the salon?

-I'll tell you later.

-# Beside the sea

-# Red roses growing

-# Beside the sea

-# White lilies showing

-# Beside the sea

-# My true love... #

-Yes.

-Do you remember me

-singing this to you?

-Do you?

-Do you know what, Dani Monk?

-I've never felt as happy...

-..as I do right now.

-I want to go now.

-We might as well stay,

-to make sure everything is alright.

-Everything is alright.

-I just want to be home...

-..in our bed.

-Just the three of us.

-Elgan, we don't have to do this.

-It's fine. I'm regretting wearing

-this jumper. What would you like?

-The same as you.

-Something non-alcoholic.

-Ask Britt to change the music

-so we can dance.

-There isn't much room to dance here.

-So we'll have to get up

-close and personal.

-Hiya. How are you feeling now?

-I want an easy life.

-Is that too much to ask?

-Not after all you've been through.

-I doubt we'd have got through it

-without you and Hywel.

-That's what friends are for.

-Yes, but you two...

-You've be amazing.

-Oh, Geth.

-So I just want to give you...

-..a little something...

-..to say thank you.

-There was no need.

-It's nothing. Open it, please.

-It's a nice bag.

-Ah, Geth, that's lovely.

-Let me put it on for you,

-if you want.

-Ooh!

-Sorry.

-I'll do it.

-I'll do it.

-

-Yes.

-There.

-It looks nice on you. It suits you.

-Thanks.

-Right, excuse me.

-I think I'll get a drink.

-He thought the world of you too.

-I know that.

-And I know that Non was trying

-to do something nice for you.

-She's a good girl, isn't she?

-Our Non.

-Yes.

-When does this grief stop, eh?

-I miss him as much now

-as the day he left.

-Come on.

-CAT MEOWS

-Well, goodness me.

-Well, come here.

-Come here.

-There you are.

-Yes, cats are a lot less trouble

-than people, aren't they?

-Yes.

-Ouch!

-For goodness' sake,

-you nasty little...!

-What's going on

-between you and Macs?

-He tickles my fancy.

-Just the other day

-it was Ed tickling your fancy.

-So? I'm fickle.

-You can say that again.

-Get over it, Auntie Anita!

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Better than alright.

-Hey, hey, give her some space.

-Britt, if you really want to help,

-get everyone a glass of champagne.

-Why didn't you say

-that you were coming home?

-I was hoping to come with you.

-Britt, now.

-Right, um...

-..once you've all had a glass,

-I want you to raise a toast...

-..to wish Dani

-and the little one well.

-And also Mathew.

-The hero.

-He saved the baby's life.

-Without him, today could have been

-a very different day.

-Thank you.

-Yeah...

-..you're right there.

-Vicky?

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Not really.

-Not when I see my boyfriend

-snogging your wife.

-Vicky, you've been drinking.

-Vicky, you've been drinking.

-

-No, I know what I saw.

-You kissed.

-And it wasn't just

-a nice little kiss.

-It was a snog.

-Dani?

-Garry...

-..I can explain.

-Vic, it must have been the angle.

-Gar, she was in labour.

-I was in shock,

-giving the baby mouth-to-mouth.

-Dani couldn't move so I leaned

-over to pass her the baby.

-Geth saw everything. Tell him.

-There's no point asking him. He's

-bound to stick up for his sister.

-Geth?

-You've misunderstood, Vicky.

-Yes, they were close...

-..but I didn't see any kissing.

-Vicky.

-Vicky.

-

-I saw them!

-Gar, nothing happened.

-What's wrong with you?

-Nothing happened?

-You need to go home.

-Vicky, please.

-Britt, sort the champagne out, OK?

-Wow!

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-Dan.

-What were you doing out there?

-On your own with the bag?

-Dani?

-I thought it was happening, so...

-Why didn't you phone me?

-I'd smashed my phone and I didn't

-know where you were, Garry.

-Where did you go?

-I heard that...

-..Elgan was at Gaynor's house.

-Gaynor's house?

-Gaynor's house?

-

-We'd been concerned about him.

-Let me get this straight...

-..when your baby was being born,

-you were at another woman's house?

-It wasn't like that. You know that.

-I must tell her

-when she's old enough to understand.

-Sorry.

-I'll make you a cuppa.

-And fetch my slippers.

-Yes.

-Slippers.

-Do you have anything

-you want to tell me?

-Like what?

-Look,

-I know Vicky's a bit flighty...

-She's annoyed

-that I spend so much time here.

-So shouldn't you go after her?

-No, she's busy.

-You be careful! It looks to me

-as if you're playing with fire.

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-Garry?

-No, it's me.

-Listen, did you take the letter?

-I went to get it

-and I threw it away.

-Thank you.

-Thanks for everything.

-Is it too late to have a pint

-or what?

-Dai.

-Of course not.

-You're quite right.

-Life's too short.

-Here you are.

-Ah, you found it!

-Do you know what?

-Maybe having lunch

-wasn't such a good idea.

-Well, at least you tried.

-You're not going, are you?

-Yes, after that show.

-I don't blame you.

-Look after Dani, OK?

-That could have a serious impact

-on a new mother.

-Yes, you're right.

-Listen...

-..I'm here if you want to talk, OK?

-Thanks, Sher.

-I'd like to know who bought me this.

-Alright.

-I wanted to show you

-how much I appreciate...

-..what you and your family

-do for Mark.

-Oh, Kath, thanks.

-Oh, Kath, thanks.

-

-No problem.

-Now, go and get your round.

-I got the last one.

-Hurry up. I'm parched.

-I wasn't expecting you back

-for a while.

-Why would I want to stay out...

-..when everything I want is here?

-Blimey.

-How much have you had to drink?

-Come here, you.

-Let me put a smile on that face.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-If that's your father,

-I'll put his head on the block.

-I'm coming, Dad!

-How did you know it was me?

-What do you want?

-We're in the middle of something.

-Does Tyler know that Dani

-and the little one at home?

-What? I'm going to get changed.

-You can look after Greta,

-can't you?

-When he comes back,

-he can tell you the whole story.

-What story?

-What story? Dad!

-Where's Vicky?

-Before you say anything...

-..did I really get it that wrong?

-Yes, OK?

-Vic.

-Should I apologize?

-They might sack you.

-They might sack you.

-

-I don't think they'll do that.

-Listen, Vic, I know I've been

-working there a lot lately...

-..but I'm doing it so that

-we can have a place of our own.

-That's why I came to look for you,

-to tell you we've got our own place.

-What do you mean?

-We have the cafe flat half-price

-as a Christmas gift, no bond.

-It'll be great because you

-won't have to work so much.

-And we're moving in this week.

-Come here.

-I'm just going to the toilet.

-Don't go far.

-I'm not going anywhere.

-I hope you're not going

-to start complaining.

-I want to congratulate you on today.

-You were right.

-Well, I'm always right.

-You should know that.

-It's not right

-to toy with Macs like that.

-I'm not toying with Macs.

-I'm not toying with Macs.

-

-It's obvious what you're doing.

-And what's that?

-And what's that?

-

-You're trying to make me feel...

-What?

-Jealous?

-Well, are you jealous, Ed?

-You're drunk.

-Tipsy.

-But it's Christmas.

-Merry Christmas, Kel.

-Do you know what? Leave them to it.

-Hey, Kel,

-you're not leaving already, are you?

-You've got to have a drink

-with Uncle Tyler.

-What's wrong?

-Go in and see Dani.

-Go in and see Dani.

-

-I'm not leaving you here. No way.

-I've tried, Ty.

-I really have tried to pretend.

-I can't cope with it any more.

-With what?

-With what?

-

-Ed.

-I'm head over heels in love

-with him and he doesn't love me.

-What am I going to do?

-Hey, hey, come on.

-Come on.

-Are you alright, Mark?

-Are you alright, Elgan?

-Are you alright, Elgan?

-

-Yes, thank you.

-Right, I just want to say,

-before you drink anything...

-Well, this has been a year

-to remember for us as a family.

-The Collinses moved

-into Maes y Deri...

-..we found Non, and most

-of the Joneses are here too.

-Oh, yeah...

-..not to forget Mathew.

-And family's important, alright?

-If we're all together,

-we can get through anything.

-So I'd like to raise a toast

-to us all.

-To everyone at Maes y Deri.

-To everyone at Maes y Deri.

-

-Everyone at Maes y Deri.

-# The wind blows... #

-Shh, shh.

-This is your song, Mark.

-Eh?

-Eh?

-

-The wind blows!

-# Mary on her bed of straw

-# Watching her baby fair

-# Thoughtfully gazing upon his face

-# Nursing the maker

-of Gods gracious grace

-# Singing a sweet melody

-# Sleep, sleep, my dearest one

-# Sleep until break of day

-# Sleep

-# Sleep

-# Sleep

-# Sleep awhile, sleep awhile

-# Until the shepherds come

-# Come, come to a humble home... #

-I'm just going to the toilet, OK?

-# Wise men in turn arrive

-# Sleep until Herod arrives

-with his sword

-# Sleep for a while then awake,

-living word

-# Sleep 'til the cross be thine

-# Sleep, sleep my dearest one

-# Sleep until break of day

-# Sleep

-# Sleep

-# Sleep #

-S4C subtitles by Red Bee Media

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