Tue, 24 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Jason?

-Jason?

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-Anita.

-Hiya. Cadno said you'd be here.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-Do you want a cuppa?

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-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-Oh. Are you going anywhere?

-Ireland, as it happens.

-That's where Mam is.

-Listen. No, she isn't there.

-She phoned this morning.

-She's going to Australia

-to stay with Emma.

-Australia? But she sent a postcard

-from Rosslare.

-She's changed her plans.

-Why didn't she phone me or Dai?

-She's not ready to talk to you yet.

-Look, your mother needs some space.

-It'll do her good.

-How did she sound?

-Good.

-You don't need to worry about her,

-I promise.

-But I am worried.

-Did she seem angry or upset with me?

-No.

-Does Dai know yet?

-No.

-I was wondering

-if you'd be willing to talk to him.

-I doubt he'll be pleased...

-..to find out Diane is basking

-in Australian sunshine without him.

-Great. Thanks a bunch.

-Thank you, Anita.

-Thank goodness.

-I thought you'd drowned up there.

-I needed to shave my legs.

-I needed to shave my legs.

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-Leave that now, Dol.

-Somebody's got to clear your mess.

-Somebody's got to clear your mess.

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-Please?

-Thanks.

-Right...

-Sit down.

-You and I need to talk.

-What's wrong? There are enough

-tablets, aren't there?

-For now.

-I've done some research

-on the Internet.

-You're strong,

-stronger than you think.

-No, Dol.

-I have to have more than one,

-I'm telling you.

-You saw what I was like

-the other day.

-Please, don't do this to me, Dol.

-Please.

-I promise to try tomorrow.

-No, not tomorrow. Today.

-What do you want?

-Is it money you want?

-No!

-I don't want a penny.

-I just want you to recover.

-That would mean more to me

-than any amount of money.

-I'll be there now.

-Dani, I'm ten steps away.

-I'm just going...

-Phone me back.

-I'm so sorry.

-You didn't burn, did you?

-Lucky for you

-it's only a milkshake.

-I'm on my way

-to a job interview.

-No-one's going to hire me now

-with a stain all over my jacket...

-..and when I stink of banana.

-Look, come to the Deri with me.

-We don't sell milkshakes but I'll

-give you a coffee on the house.

-How does that solve the problem?

-It doesn't. But you'll feel better

-and be less annoyed, hopefully.

-I'll have a hot chocolate

-with the works, do you hear?

-Sorry, I came as soon as I could.

-I didn't know who else to turn to.

-The nursery has phoned

-to say Esther has a temperature.

-Can you look after her

-until I finish the show?

-Sheryl's busy all day.

-I thought you wanted me

-to present the programme.

-To be honest,

-I'd prefer to do that.

-You'd prefer to work than look after

-the little one. Really?

-Yes. I've done my share

-of changing nappies.

-Anyway, it makes more sense

-for her father to look after her.

-Leave Cwm FM to me.

-The programme's only

-an hour long anyway.

-I know what I'm doing.

-Chop-chop.

-We don't have much time.

-Where's your bag? Come on now.

-I don't want to miss the boat.

-We don't need to go anywhere.

-Mam's in Australia.

-Australia?

-Yes, she's staying with Emma.

-Australia.

-She said she needs a bit of time

-to herself...

-..and time to relax.

-What happened to Ireland?

-I don't know, I haven't spoken

-to her. She phoned Anita.

-You know what Mam's like.

-Any excuse to sit on a beach

-drinking cocktails.

-I'm sure she isn't going out of her

-way to make us worry.

-She isn't going out of her way

-to stop us worrying either.

-Right. I'll make us both a cuppa.

-Right. I'll make us both a cuppa.

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-Stuff your cuppa!

-Tea's the last thing I need.

-Listen, Dai, I know...

-Leave it, Jason. Leave it out.

-Your mother isn't the only one

-who wants to be left alone.

-What do you think?

-A tenner in Swansea market.

-A bargain!

-Lovely, Dol. Suits you.

-Thank you.

-I'm bound to find myself a hunk

-wearing this.

-They'll be queuing up.

-They always do.

-You were right earlier.

-I don't need any more,

-I feel better already.

-Didn't I say you were strong?

-I think I've been a bit hasty,

-to be honest with you...

-..when I refused your offer

-last week...

-..to look after the tablets myself.

-I think I am strong enough.

-You reckon, do you?

-Yes, I can take control of myself.

-Thanks to you.

-Do you think I'm stupid?

-I'm not falling for that, Kath.

-You need help.

-The drugs are staying with me.

-Who do you think you are?

-You wear dresses four sizes

-too small for you!

-Yeah, whatever.

-Nobody controls Kath Jones,

-understand?

-No-one nor nothing.

-Well?

-Mm. It's alright, I suppose.

-Alright?

-It took me ages to make that.

-It'll take ages

-to get the smell out of my jacket.

-Somebody had better pay for that.

-Somebody had better pay for that.

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-Vicky, that's 4.00, please.

-Get lost.

-OK, although your little jokes

-are so lovely and cute...

-..you're here to work.

-St Dwynwen is tomorrow. Capisce?

-Don't worry.

-I've come up with an idea.

-Come on, then.

-Come on, then.

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-A Mr & Mrs quiz.

-We can invite local couples

-to take part.

-We can even have a Mr & Mr,

-and ask Iolo and Tyler to come too.

-It could work, I suppose.

-More than a pretty face.

-I've got brains too.

-If you had brains

-I wouldn't have a damp jacket.

-You can borrow my shirt.

-I don't want you to catch a cold,

-do I?

-That's nice.

-I'm impressed.

-I'm impressed.

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-I'm not. Work please, Mathew.

-With my muscles?

-With my muscles?

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-No, that this shirt is so warm.

-Thanks. Ta-ra.

-I want an appointment now.

-Without knowing what's wrong

-we can't give you...

-..an emergency appointment.

-If I was healthy I wouldn't be here.

-I need to see a doctor.

-I pay my taxes.

-Sit down, Mrs Jones.

-I'll have a word with the doctor.

-Right, you tell him

-that I'm not moving until I see him.

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-Oh, Dai.

-Have you had a word with Jason?

-Yes, I have.

-If Diane thinks I'm paying

-for her jolly in Australia...

-..she can think again.

-What are you going to do?

-What are you going to do?

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-I'll cancel the joint credit card.

-You can't do that.

-You can't do that.

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-Can't I indeed?

-APD isn't paying...

-..for Sex on the Beach, Harvey

-Wallbangers, shrimps on the barbie.

-What is she meant to live on?

-It's peace and quiet she needs,

-so they say.

-Well, peace and quiet is cheap,

-isn't it?

-Dai, let's go somewhere

-and talk about Diane properly.

-I think you're in shock.

-I think you're in shock.

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-I'm too busy.

-Dai, get in the house now!

-I'm not leaving my friend

-in Australia penniless.

-I phoned about Esther.

-You said I could have an appointment

-if I brought her in.

-Take a seat,

-the doctor won't be long.

-Alright, Kath?

-Esther's got a temperature.

-I've given her Calpol

-but it hasn't had any effect.

-I'd have asked if I was interested.

-I forgot to tell you...

-..how nice it is to have you back.

-Let's sit somewhere else, Esther.

-Let's sit somewhere else, Esther.

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-Good.

-What did he say? Or do I need

-a baby to get any attention?

-Mr Llywelyn? The doctor can

-see Esther now. Room number 2.

-Hang on a minute now.

-I've been here for ages.

-There's nothing wrong with her.

-There's nothing wrong with her.

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-The doctor can decide that.

-I'm sorry, but the doctor says

-he hasn't got time to see you today.

-No time?

-I could die here.

-If your symptoms worsen

-you should go to hospital.

-It's easier to get your notes then.

-It's easier to get your notes then.

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-Talking to you is a waste of time.

-I want to see the manager.

-I want to see the manager.

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-I am the duty manager.

-You?

-You're not going to forget this.

-Understand?

-Nobody treats me like this.

-I'm thinking sardines for lunch.

-Do you want to go halves on a tin..?

-Kath?

-Kath.

-Where are you, Kath?

-She didn't even have the courtesy

-to phone me herself.

-Are you surprised

-if this is how you react?

-Are you like this at home?

-I'm not surprised

-that she wants a break.

-It's not normal, is it? A wife

-taking a break from her husband.

-She should be at home.

-You've got a poor memory.

-It's not that long ago

-that you disappeared to Ireland.

-That's different altogether.

-How, Dai?

-Anyway, what exactly

-are you worried about?

-Is it the fact Diane's gone or that

-your self-respect's taken a knock?

-Did she have to do it like this?

-She won't even talk to me.

-Am I so unreasonable?

-What did she do?

-Instead of talking she ran away

-to the other side of the world.

-Yes, I am a terrible husband.

-Sometimes, talking face to face

-can be difficult.

-It's hard to explain

-your feelings...

-..especially when you don't know

-yourself how you feel.

-She needs time

-to sort things out in her own mind.

-It's much better

-that she does this...

-..than suffer quietly

-and make herself ill.

-What am I going to do without her?

-What am I going to do without her?

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-Be patient.

-Carry on as best as you can.

-You should try to make amends

-with Jason.

-I know it's not really his fault...

-..but crikey...

-..he does make me lose my temper.

-That's only natural.

-But you and Diane

-will get through it.

-Yes, I know we will but...

-..does it have to be so hard?

-You can't ask that.

-It's a bit personal.

-What would your answer be?

-What would your answer be?

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-Mind your own business.

-I thought of asking Iolo and Tyler,

-Cadno and Eifion...

-..Gwyneth and Sion...

-Let me check with Britt.

-I've brought your shirt back.

-Thanks for stripping,

-I was touched.

-The things I have to do

-to get a pretty girl's forgiveness.

-Are you coming tomorrow, Vicky?

-It'll be a laugh.

-I'll be busy reading all my cards.

-If you've got a boyfriend

-you can take part in the quiz.

-Yes, if I had a boyfriend.

-I'll be far away from here

-on St Dwynwen's Day.

-She's nice, isn't she?

-She's nice, isn't she?

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-She's lovely. Question 3?

-Not that one.

-She's cosy and warm now.

-The doctor said if we make

-a fuss of her for a few days...

-..she'll be right as rain.

-Lucky Esther. There's no chance

-of anyone fussing over me.

-So Sara still hasn't forgiven you.

-And Mam's disappeared to Australia.

-Dai's hardly talking to me...

-..and Cadno's doing her best

-to kick me out of Penrhewl.

-Apart from that...

-I can sympathize.

-The same happened to me.

-Did it?

-Alright.

-Dai will want you back in APD,

-he can't manage without you...

-..and Dai and Diane

-won't be apart for long.

-What about Sara?

-What about Sara?

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-You'll have to work on her.

-Show her how much you regret

-what you did.

-Oh, right...

-..if I could only turn back

-the clock.

-Oh, Vicky.

-I saw a poster for the parent and

-baby group in the surgery earlier.

-Where do they meet

-after Bethania closed?

-It's an old poster. There hasn't

-been a group since the fire.

-Isn't there a club at all?

-Isn't there a club at all?

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-No. All the mothers are gutted.

-Somebody should complain,

-it's not right.

-Who'd be bothered to do that?

-Who'd be bothered to do that?

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-Have either of you seen Kath?

-I saw her earlier in the surgery.

-She was in a foul mood

-as she couldn't see a doctor.

-Is she alright?

-Is she alright?

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-Old and moody.

-Where did she go?

-Where did she go?

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-No idea, sorry.

-Where is she?

-Where is she?

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-Does it matter?

-Yes, you're right as usual.

-I'm going home. Coming?

-I'll see you there.

-I've got a few things to do.

-Hello?

-Hello.

-Ah, good, you're in.

-Right then, we've both wasted

-a lot of time and energy...

-..these last few days

-worrying about your mother.

-But that stops right now. Alright?

-We'll re-open APD tomorrow.

-But in the meantime

-we're both going to sit down here...

-..eat chips,

-drink a few cans...

-..and forget all that's happened.

-Was that your way

-of making an apology?

-No. Are there any pickles here?

-Righto.

-MOBILE PHONE

-I can't do this.

-Please can I..?

-Please give me one.

-You're stronger than this, Kath.

-You're stronger than this, Kath.

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-No, I'm not.

-I don't want to live like this.

-I don't want to live like this.

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-You won't have to for long.

-I want something

-that will help me now.

-Please help me. Please.

-Please help me. Please.

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-OK, I will.

-Only one, Kath.

-This is the last time.

-I'll get you better. I promise.

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