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00:00Not a Jew, Freddie!
00:11We're back!
00:16Welcome back, space.
00:18Oh, how great!
00:19We were expecting you so later!
00:22Oh, I have missed you!
00:24The house has been so quiet without you.
00:30It's been like an old people's home.
00:32Is it strange to be back?
00:33Oh, of course it is.
00:35Oh, I've just seen you.
00:36You've only seen me a couple of weeks ago, isn't it?
00:40But you're back here now.
00:42Are you sure you're not back too soon?
00:44No, I wouldn't have come back.
00:46I weren't sure.
00:48Hey!
00:49Hey, there's no bubble fight!
00:50Come over here!
01:00She's been doing my head in for days.
01:02I'm trying to blow off my fat Elvis, isn't it?
01:05All we need now is to have a pandemic and we'll be quitting!
01:09Oh, Arthur!
01:10Kitchen, come on!
01:11We must be starving!
01:12Wait, Arthur!
01:14Listen, not a word about who stayed with us, all right?
01:18Come on, Arthur, go on.
02:21You can't just ignore me.
02:23I want to move on with the sale as soon as possible.
02:26I've got to be careful because I don't like change.
02:28We need to get out of the store and get the flags and the bunting out for pride.
02:33Why are we even bothering this year?
02:34Cindy is going to go all out.
02:36To show our support.
02:40Your father was gay.
02:41Your son is gay.
02:42Is it too much to expect a little solidarity from you?
02:53Do we have a word?
02:54If you're looking for anyone underage, I suggest you try Walford High.
03:00Yeah, well, I don't think you're all sexy.
03:11I won't need to look at that advance of Bernie.
03:14Life is more than walking up, which is why I'm making more of an effort to keep the fire of life.
03:18I don't want us drifting into the kind of relationship where we might as well be the difference between us.
03:24We need more sex.
03:25Can I say that?
03:26It's okay to say it.
03:28You're in the only one with urges.
03:30Oh, is that right?
03:32In a while since you wore your tool belt in your bedroom.
03:36I didn't just buy you it for work, you know.
03:38Well, I can put that tool belt in any time you like.
03:41In front of me.
03:43I'll never need to take you that.
03:48All right.
03:50All right.
03:52You're waiting, I'll get you home.
03:54Who's waiting?
03:55All right.
04:02Zach.
04:03You're waiting for us.
04:05I've got a message for you from Sharon.
04:07Yeah?
04:08I know you've been avoiding our calls.
04:11She's given you a week to move out.
04:13What?
04:14I know you owe my sister over 20 grand.
04:16You're making no attempt to pay it back.
04:18Enough's enough.
04:18But listen, we're on it.
04:20We're getting the money together.
04:20I don't care.
04:22She's given you to the end of the week to pay back at least five grand,
04:25or I'm going to rent the house out of her.
04:30Why the hell all of us are in?
04:33From what I heard, it's your mum's idea.
04:36Yeah.
04:39Seems like everyone's fed up of you rinsing them.
04:45I don't believe this.
04:46I need to nail down Burnie.
04:53So that's it?
04:54We're in the clear?
04:56As I said, we're going to let you off for the warning this time,
04:58but you can expect random checks to make sure there's no underage drinking taking place.
05:02So stick to the rules in the future, yeah?
05:07That's wonderful.
05:10You can see us on the side.
05:13Yeah, thank you.
05:18Random checks.
05:20Talking to us like we're wet behind the ears.
05:2245 years I'd run a pub.
05:24I could quote that licensing handbook cover to cover.
05:27Just don't serve any kids again.
05:31We're in the clear.
05:33Maybe it's a sign that we should stay on.
05:35It's what we do, Linda.
05:37It's what we know.
05:39It's nothing to do with the underage drinking.
05:41You know how I feel.
05:43Well, that's who I shoved you up sticks.
05:46First George, and now you.
05:49What have I done to turn the whole world against me?
05:52Mum, it isn't just about you.
05:55How can you expect me to keep surrounding myself with booze?
05:59If you're going to relapse, you will pub or no pub.
06:04I just forget to keep an eye on you.
06:05Oh, so you're saving me from myself, is that it?
06:09What are you going to do if you're not behind a bar?
06:12You're the same as me.
06:13All we know is pubs.
06:15So what are we going to do?
06:16Sell up and move in above a poxy little shop or some high-rise
06:21and you've got some naff nine-to-five job
06:23and you can't wait for the government to let you return it?
06:26How fast is that going to drive you to drink?
06:29Oh, wow. Thanks, Mum.
06:31You always know the right thing to say, don't you?
06:43Bernie, yeah.
06:45Hi.
06:46Oh, where are you at the minute?
06:49I just want to catch up if you were back.
06:53Well, it isn't.
06:56Oh, then.
06:56Who are the last person I should be talking to?
07:09Oh, the best person, is I?
07:12I don't understand.
07:13Used to be Mick's job.
07:28All them years living with Mum.
07:30They talked me down from shoving her off the roof.
07:32I wouldn't mind, but she was the one who pushed me to be up in the first place.
07:45I can't hold on living in a place where I am surrounded by boos.
07:55At least I don't think I can.
07:56I don't know.
08:00I mean, maybe I should try out.
08:02My lawyer's confident that she'll have to sell her share of the public
08:05to give me the money she owes me, sir.
08:08Just hang on in there, all right?
08:12Man is only resisting because she's scared.
08:17She loves you.
08:20Well, I take this now.
08:25You are.
08:25Stace, are these the only biscuits we've got?
08:42Um, there'll be more in Mo's room.
08:44She hoards them.
08:47Stace, um, I'm sorry about before.
08:51About when I went off with Mo to eat that Elvis's.
08:54I just, I didn't see how bad you were feeling.
08:59Oh, it's not all right.
09:00No, it's not all right.
09:02I was just totally wrapped up in what was and wasn't happening with me and Harvey.
09:09That I, I didn't see that you needed me.
09:13How are things with Harvey?
09:14I hate him.
09:15Well, I don't actually hate him, but, uh, it's more that I hate myself for thinking that
09:26things would actually work out in spite of the fact that, you know, that's really unhappy with me.
09:31I mean, it's not as if he was anything like your dad, or Daniel, or even Ollie, for that matter.
09:42So, I am lonely without him.
09:52Yeah, it's weird, isn't it?
09:55I'm coming back and there's no fruit store, there's no marting.
10:01Well, then he's raised his prizes of the fruit and veg, because there's no competition.
10:09Sorry.
10:10No, I don't want to not talk about him.
10:12I think that's the thing I learned when I was away.
10:16I mean, not talking about Martin is, is worse than talking about him.
10:23Who can offer with dead dads?
10:28Not that I'm cursed or anything.
10:31Well, it's wonderful that you're back.
10:36Hmm.
10:38What I don't understand is, why you rented that little flat when Lin's was so close by?
10:48No, I just wanted it to be us.
10:51You know what Lin's like.
10:53Hmm.
10:55Do you look better?
10:57I'm trying.
10:59But it feels like the right time to be back.
11:03What's up there and the kids?
11:04I mean, they need no more, I need no more.
11:07And if it all gets a bit much, then I will tell you, I promise.
11:13Can you promise?
11:15You promise me?
11:18That's good that Alfie could help out so much.
11:23How long is he staying in Australia for?
11:25He didn't say.
11:27Hmm.
11:27Well, the sooner he comes back, the better.
11:29I'm not saying that anything happened, but it might well have done if I hadn't stepped in.
11:38You'll never guess who Cat's been getting all pally with these last few days.
11:46Phil.
11:48I know.
11:49Talk about friends and roundabouts.
11:50What do you mean?
11:53Well.
11:54See, Stacey.
11:55Yeah, look, she's just in the kitchen.
11:58You good for Bobber?
12:00What's your fault?
12:01Cat Lossy's house.
12:04Oh, it's just lovely.
12:05Come here, have a coffee, please.
12:07Jungle drums are right, then.
12:09Welcome back.
12:10Thanks.
12:11Has Jane been catching you up on everything?
12:13No, there's been nothing to catch her up on.
12:16No, it's just, er, just talking about you and Alfie and the wedding.
12:21I'm sorry I didn't make it.
12:23You didn't miss anything.
12:24Same as the other two times you got married.
12:27Give it seven years or get divorced and get itched again if you can come to that wedding.
12:33I'm glad you're home.
12:35I've really missed you.
12:46There you are.
12:48I'm allowed a break, aren't I?
12:51Oh, Mum.
12:51Let's stop making snide remarks and shouting at each other.
12:58Right, if we open up and start talking about how we're feeling, then...
13:02Right.
13:04Well, I saw you and George at the cafe.
13:08Him taking your hand.
13:11You both smiling, plotting against me.
13:15Look, I know why you want to sell.
13:17Of course I do.
13:17I'm not stupid.
13:19You do?
13:20Of course.
13:20Selling is the right thing to do.
13:24When you were on the bottle, I didn't know what to do for the best.
13:28But selling now would be the worst thing that could ever happen to me.
13:38Look, I know it sounds selfish.
13:41I don't want it to.
13:43It would be a fresh start for you.
13:46But the end of everything for me.
13:47Oh, are you all right?
13:52Yeah.
13:54I think I just stood up too fast.
13:57Mum.
13:59There is no point in fighting George.
14:04You signed that post-it.
14:05You were going to have to find the money that he put into the marriage.
14:09I've made an appointment with the bank.
14:14I'm going to get a loan and pay George off.
14:16But I am not selling me 50% of the bank.
14:26Okay.
14:30But I'm still selling my share.
14:34I'm sure there's someone out there who'll take you on as part of the fixtures and fittings.
14:38So you'd force me to work with a stranger.
14:43You aren't leaving me much choice.
14:47Maybe you can buy me out.
14:49Talk to the bank.
14:52Believe it or not, I do want what's best for you, Mum.
14:56But not at the expense of what's best for me.
14:58I mean, Grant has always been the most active person.
15:11But it's because she's so insecure.
15:15But she never wants to show weakness.
15:16She just goes on the attack.
15:19You are more like your mum.
15:21I don't know how I used to be.
15:24All right, yeah.
15:26I think I'm telling you, it's my dad.
15:27So, will you carry on with me with your mum when she sells the bank?
15:40Oh, yeah.
15:41Because, well, if you're going to a loan with us.
15:46You could move on with me.
15:49Or I'd be up for getting a place on our own.
15:52It could work.
15:54Ah, yeah.
15:55Oh, I think I'm man enough for the job.
16:00I can leave a hole in fire water just to the car.
16:03Oh, I mean, that goes on the must-have list, surely.
16:06It's about that advance we've read on.
16:35Oh, right, yeah.
16:38Um, yeah, look, the thing is, I did look into that, and I'm afraid it's going to have to be a loan.
16:44Have you agreed to it?
16:45Just look at the table.
16:46What if I train in my work description to something more of a consultancy or company deductible?
17:02Well, I can help share the load, and you get to tap into our experience running businesses.
17:07Well, is it that what you're paying you for already?
17:11Oh, no, not exactly.
17:13I mean, honestly.
17:15Oh, you are severely underpaying me considering my use of experience.
17:22Oh.
17:23Which is why you keep questioning me.
17:25Because you feel like you could turn that off.
17:27Oh, really?
17:27I'm sorry, but I wouldn't be a good employee if I didn't seem to try to time for it out and don't know what you're doing.
17:34Oh.
17:36But there must be something.
17:39Do you need help with the Mackinsons, Kelly?
17:40I know things aren't going great.
17:50We can help each other out.
17:52I can help easelings for you, and in return, I could do with a salary boost.
17:59Or maybe a one-off payment of five grand.
18:06I am worth more than what you're paying me.
18:09I've had enough of this.
18:10You're fired.
18:11You can't.
18:11I just did.
18:13I'm going to get a lawyer with you.
18:15You don't even have a contract.
18:16Do you?
18:16You'll need a top-up.
18:33There you go.
18:34What do you think?
18:35Yeah, what do you do?
18:37Hope's turned into a right little chatterbox.
18:39Oh, she's gobby like the rest of us.
18:42She was talking about some woman who came to visit a few times.
18:46What woman?
18:48Oh, it was a big deal, just a mate.
18:51She's just come to stay for a couple of days.
18:53I never said anything, because you asked so many questions.
18:56Who is she?
18:56Would I know her?
18:57See?
18:58No, it was just a mate, all right?
19:00There's nothing else to tell.
19:01This will be ready in about 20 minutes.
19:03Oh, how'd it go in the bank?
19:09Oh, I thought you were mum.
19:10She could have gone all afternoon.
19:12No, mum, you want to hear some good news?
19:15Me and Felix are going to get a fact together.
19:21I mean, I know it's early days.
19:24I know, yeah.
19:25Of course you should.
19:26I just...
19:26I assume that you and me will be getting a mess together.
19:30Oh, right.
19:30Well, we know.
19:32We can get a bit of a place.
19:33Oh, Felix might want to live with me.
19:37So what are you going to do?
19:39I don't know.
19:40I don't know, but that is not for me to worry about, okay?
19:44I want you to be happy.
19:45Well, I'll be happy when you sell this place.
19:47Being around all this food isn't good for you.
19:50It's not just the case.
19:53Oh, yeah, no.
19:54It's the memory.
20:03Stace?
20:04I think you said lunch is ready.
20:05All right.
20:07So you can stop hiding in the air, can't you?
20:10That's what you're doing, isn't it?
20:11No, I'm just trying to make it so we can sit down.
20:14Stace, I know you.
20:15Yeah?
20:16I know you're hiding something.
20:18So unless you want me to force-feed you all this bog roll,
20:20you'd better come clean.
20:23Are you sure you're all right being back in Walford?
20:26Yeah.
20:27Honestly, I wouldn't have come back otherwise.
20:30I've sorted a lot of stuff out.
20:32Good.
20:32I'm pleased.
20:34I wish you'd brought Elfid back with you.
20:36I miss the big lump.
20:40Why don't you just phone him up and tell him how much you miss him?
20:45Kat, you're right, all right?
20:47I have got something else on my mind.
20:50Lily.
20:50You know, now I'm back.
20:51I want her back here with me.
20:53And I'm just trying to figure out the best approach.
20:56Like you said.
20:58Phone her up and tell her how much you miss her.
21:00What would you like, eh?
21:05Look, now you're back.
21:06Don't be a stranger.
21:09You're really important to me.
21:24All right, this is Elfid, please leave a message.
21:26Elfid, I cannot go online to Kat's face, so it's sort it out.
21:36Ben?
21:38Mum said you went to the bank.
21:41Complete waste of time.
21:43I'm a bad risk, apparently.
21:45Now the door's slammed in me face.
21:47Well, maybe this is the universe telling you it's time to retire.
21:55You still have some savings left after you pay George back.
21:59Get your flat.
22:01I want time for yourself.
22:02The last thing I want is time for myself.
22:12Look.
22:13If you keep refusing to sell,
22:19Mum's going to have to find someone to buy a share.
22:21You can end up in a partnership with anyone.
22:26Johnny.
22:29You've got a good job.
22:31You could get a loan.
22:34You wouldn't have to work here.
22:35You could be a silent partner.
22:39Don't have to answer now.
22:40Just think about it, yeah?
22:41Yeah.
22:43No.
22:45Granny.
22:47This isn't my future.
22:51I mean, for one, more pubs are going on right now than ever.
22:54And I can't risk the money, but...
22:57I want my own place to live.
23:01Get married.
23:02Start a family.
23:05Alright, just leave me alone.
23:07God, don't be like that.
23:08I can be how I want.
23:10Everyone has taken everything else from me.
23:14But I can have my feelings.
23:25Linda.
23:26I'm off now.
23:27Alright, darling.
23:28Thanks.
23:29See you later.
23:32Grant's back.
23:33She, uh...
23:35She's been let down by the bank.
23:40So I reckon...
23:41It's best we leave her till she's ready to show her face.
23:43I know.
23:46I know.
23:50No.
23:54I know.
23:54Bye.
23:59Bye.
24:08ございます.
24:09Hi, where is that?
24:35Barge in, why don't you?
24:39You know what, I'm getting the police on to you.
24:42Yeah, do it.
24:43While they're here, we can talk to them about you embezzling from the panaceas.
24:48Little bit here, little bit there.
24:51Something adds up to a tidy sum.
24:54I don't know what you're talking about.
24:57No?
24:58Because your face does.
25:00It's got guilt written all over it.
25:03Fire me, will ya?
25:06Just wait till I'm next door and tell Sookie everything.
25:09I can only imagine what Ravi does to those that double-cross him.
25:15We don't.
25:21That's more like it.
25:23Now, some of what I can make out, you have helped yourself to over 20 grand so far.
25:32I'm not a greedy woman, so let's say you give me half of that plus my job back.
25:42Because you know I love working with ya.
25:47What was that?
25:51A pain rise?
25:53Oh, Burnie, you shouldn't.
25:59Is that it?
26:04Are you sure you don't want a back massage every morning as well?
26:07No, I don't think so, no.
26:11If you insist on sugaring the deal a little,
26:15I'll take you admitting I'm the better business woman.
26:19Absolutely not.
26:20What?
26:21No?
26:23So you don't want me to forget everything I've seen on that laptop?
26:35You're the better business woman.
26:37You're moving in together?
26:53Already?
26:54Well, it's just an idea at the moment.
26:57I didn't know things were that serious.
26:59Congrats.
27:03Yeah, I don't really know what it's gonna be like.
27:06Living with Felix.
27:08I mean, I'm not a big fan of my own company,
27:11so it would be nice to have someone to cuddle up with and watch TV and that.
27:17And you're already taken, so...
27:20Well, I'm really happy it works out for you.
27:24Yeah.
27:30Hey, Felix said they're planning a bunch of events at the Albert for Pride.
27:33If you fancy that, we can go.
27:36I mean, Felix will be working, but I won't feel like a spare part of you all day.
27:40Yeah.
27:41Yeah, great.
27:42Yeah?
27:43Okay, cool. Let's do it.
27:44Let's do it.
27:45Thanks.
27:46You're back.
27:47Yeah.
27:48But I've made it very clear that I'm too old to be of any interest to them.
27:59So, just have to wait and see who you sell to.
28:03Play nice.
28:05It's half my home to some stranger.
28:08How the mighty have fallen.
28:11Mom, no one's gonna think that.
28:14I think it.
28:15Well, now that you're back, can you keep an eye on the bar?
28:21What is the point?
28:23Come on, darlings!
28:24Get out!
28:25We're closing!
28:26What are you doing?
28:27Come on!
28:28Clear off!
28:30Okay, you can go, mate.
28:32Is she alright?
28:33Yeah, yeah, yeah.
28:34I mean...
28:35You are unbelievable!
28:36And the Academy Award for Overreacting goes to Elaine Peacock!
28:42Yeah, go on, Mum.
28:43Ring your bell.
28:44Check everyone out!
28:45Anything to avoid the fact that you should be supporting me in letting this place go!
28:50But don't stop now!
28:52Well, let's have the, uh, only way I'm gonna leave this pub is in my coffin speech!
28:57Yes!
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29:22What's wrong, Cam?
29:23Hi, Fran.
29:24I'm sorry. I'm so sorry I shouted at you. Her pulse isn't steady. I'm going to call in the ambulance. No, no, no, no. No, no. Fast, please. No ambulance.
29:40Are you struggling to breathe? Um, okay. Uh, slow breaths, all right. In and out. In the kitchen, Johnny, uh, one of the drawers, there's some paper bags. That's it, Mum. Okay. In.
29:52In. And out. Slowly.
29:59Oh, you look like you're seeing ghosts.
30:02Oh, God. Can you get me a good limelade?
30:07I've just had Ricky come over to me tomorrow.
30:10Let's get back. Just try a bit.
30:16Are you, um, are you working tonight?
30:19Um, I could really do with just, like, smuggling on the sofa and eating ice cream and watching the movie game and you laughing every time they say new books.
30:30Yeah, well, uh, a funny thing happened earlier. I, uh, talked to Johnny about us living together.
30:36Johnny?
30:37No, I'd rather not. And if he moves in, you'll just spend all your time with him.
30:41Actually, it would mean, me living out and getting a place together with him.
30:46It's just the two of us.
30:51It's just the two of us.
30:55We're a team.
30:56You're coming to live with me in Benidorm.
31:05That's what I've been planning. I've been, I've been taking money from a business account.
31:10I've got, like, 23,000 and, uh, Vicky has found out and is demanding half of it.
31:16But, uh, you've been stealing from Suki and Ravi.
31:21Ravi!
31:22The guy they named a ward after at the hospital that does bring from so many care-ship takes.
31:26I didn't suspect anything.
31:28No one does.
31:29Now, Vicky is threatening to tell him.
31:31Why are you stealing from them, Ben? You're a thief.
31:38Lynch.
31:38Look, I, I know that Nish killed Keanu, but I thought we were moving past it.
31:48Suki is.
31:49Oh, Kathy, Denise, Stacy, Linda.
31:57Nish didn't kill Keanu.
32:03Six women who, who still walk around.
32:06Three, getting on with their lives, passing me on the streets, serving in shops, laughing, joking.
32:13Those girls hurt my brother and Nish took the blame for it.
32:18Some day, though, when I got the chance to take from one of them, I took it.
32:23Felix did not move in with a son of a woman who's done my brother's death.
32:31I can't win.
32:33I mean, what the hell are you doing?
32:36If they are capable of, if they are capable of murder, you need to leave the country now, tonight.
32:41I'm going to listen to me that there's a big lump sum coming this week through one of their businesses.
32:48I'm thinking that I'm still Vicky for a few days, and then I'm going to take the lot, and I'm out the country.
32:55Get on the plane with me, Felix.
32:58Because Walford, Walford is for a month.
33:01I'm thinking that I'm just a bit dizzy.
33:16That's all, there's too much stress.
33:18Listen, love.
33:19I don't like a drink.
33:21Can't be that serious if I want a drink.
33:23I will get you some water.
33:24Just sit, please.
33:26All right.
33:26I'm feeling much better, though.
33:29Mum, sit.
33:36Here we are.
33:44You're a wonderful daughter, Linda.
33:46Oh, Mum.
33:48No, I don't say it enough.
33:49You don't have to.
33:50Come sit with me.
33:57Just having a moment of counting my blessings.
34:10Mum, I'm sorry I'm not good to you.
34:13I'm so sorry.
34:14No, no, no.
34:15Shush.
34:16What's the matter?
34:17Where's Johnny?
34:21Oh, he's on the phone trying to get a doctor's appointment.
34:25It's probably just a panic attack.
34:29Scared the life out of me the first panic attack, Mick had.
34:33You know, like Nancy with her epaulip thing.
34:35I'm fine.
34:36I'm feeling much better.
34:39Well, I'm sorry I take it out on you sometimes.
34:43Yes.
34:47When I had you, Grandma Rose said I wasn't very maternal.
34:53Well, maybe she was right.
34:56Of course you are.
34:58And not just with me.
34:59Yeah, and look how you are with Anna and Gina.
35:02And with Mick when he was a boy.
35:06Mick.
35:06You and Mick, that was real love.
35:15Not like me and George or your dad.
35:19So, so lucky to have him.
35:23I used to watch you behind the bar working together.
35:27Laughing together.
35:28Loving each other.
35:29I was so jealous.
35:34I wasn't the mother I should have been.
35:41I'm sorry.
35:43Stop it.
35:45All right, none of that matters now, okay?
35:47Just rest.
35:56Pubs are magical places, aren't they?
35:58Yeah.
36:04When they're closed, the heart gets ripped out.
36:08But, Mum, I would never sell to a property developer.
36:13I know.
36:19Just thought...
36:21I'm scared, Linda.
36:25I'm scared of...
36:26If I'm not a landlady, then I'm nothing.
36:33You?
36:35Nothing.
36:37In what world?
36:41Pub doesn't make you who you are.
36:44I could shoot you up to the moon in a rocket, you'd still be you.
36:47Laughing.
36:48My lovely mum.
36:51You drives me crazy half the time.
36:53You want to know something?
36:56You drive me crazy.
36:57Laughing.
37:01I'm just...
37:03Terrified of...
37:07Letting go of the safety rail.
37:08Laughing.
37:09Laughing.
37:09I'm just going to sing.
37:22Have you had so much to learn?
37:31I don't know if she's very close.
37:33She can't do it, did you?
37:34No.
37:37I just...
37:38I thought you should have a look at this.
37:43Oh.
37:44She's engaged.
37:46She's engaged.
37:47Yeah.
37:49I don't know if you've seen anyone.
37:51I sort of thought...
37:51I don't know.
37:53I...
37:53I said how loud is she without telling me?
37:58I've just had a little brief look.
38:00And the, um...
38:02The girlfriend, the...
38:05The fiancé is a surgeon.
38:07But she's in her fifties.
38:13I'd love to be her, Mum.
38:16Oh, well.
38:17Good luck to her.
38:19Hey, it's okay to say you're hurt.
38:23But she needs to make it pretty clear.
38:25She doesn't care about me.
38:27So why should I bother about anything she does?
38:35Hey, Ben!
38:37Ravi said you'd get an hassle with the kids' businesses.
38:40I thought it.
38:41I thought about the buffet.
38:44Can't help me so clearly.
38:46Shouldn't kids go getting some dogs by now?
38:50I mean, I'm stuck working at your restaurant.
38:52Kids have businesses raking at you.
38:54Yeah, it's their money.
38:55Yeah, I know.
38:56But I wouldn't mind groveling around for some hands.
38:59I absolutely will.
39:01Oh.
39:02I don't, really.
39:03It's just...
39:05Ernie.
39:07What I don't get is why you're letting her have so much control.
39:11Look, you're Aunt Mish's will read the same as me.
39:14She's the trustee.
39:15Look, you should be the trustee.
39:16Who else is looking after the kids' best interests?
39:18Well, Sookie trusts her.
39:20She ain't controlling Sookie's money, isn't she?
39:22She's the girl that works for Gracie's phone.
39:24And now what?
39:25Suddenly, she's some financial genius.
39:27I mean, I am all for fake it till you make it, but not at my kids' expense.
39:31And not when you are definitely not going to make it.
39:34She's a bottom feeder, Robbie, and you need to sort it.
39:36I know.
39:37I'm not disagreeing with you.
39:38I'm not...
39:39I'm not disagreeing with you.
39:40I'm not disagreeing with you.
39:41You're right.
39:42I'm not disagreeing with you.
39:42I'm not disagreeing with you.
39:43I don't know.
39:44I don't know.
39:44Well, wise, say if Barney was suddenly unable to fulfill the role, what then?
39:53He'd step up the job, sort of the thing.
39:57Are you all right?
40:00Yeah, what's your thinking about Barney?
40:04What about her?
40:05She knows as much about business as I know about politics.
40:09Yeah, but she's doing okay with everything, isn't she?
40:11Well, I've got a point. You know, I've been busy with all this stuff, but this is about Nugget and Ivana's future we're talking about.
40:18And I need to be over it more.
40:21Hey?
40:22I'll go over the account of her.
40:25There won't be a problem.
40:27Benny's not stupid. She knows when she's under a good thing.
40:29Yeah, that's exactly what I'm worried about.
40:31Yeah, all right, Brad, just leave Barney to me, okay?
40:35You don't need to be involved.
40:41There you are.
40:45What are you doing?
40:47Told you to take out the shower and she just told me to tell you one week's notice.
40:52I don't know.
40:53I saw a walk around to the bridge.
40:55I've secured the money.
40:57I'll have it by the end of the week.
40:59Just like that.
41:02I am a resourceful woman.
41:09Hands up.
41:10Me and Ross, look, we've been taking advantage of Sharon's good nature.
41:13And you, threatening to chuck us out, has given me the bolt I needed.
41:20I've tried to call in Sharon, but I think she's ignoring me.
41:23So will you get on the phone to her and tell her it's sorted?
41:26Until I see the money.
41:26What's that?
41:31Brother of my sister.
41:33I've been there for you, haven't I?
41:36I've returned the favour.
41:40Buy me some time with Sharon.
41:43Auntie Kath, have a word, will you?
41:47Sharon is threatening to chuck us out, throwing her money.
41:50I've sorted it.
41:52So I can't convince.
41:54What do I mean to it?
41:55Of course.
41:56If she goes ahead and evicts us, we're going to be dumping ourselves on you.
41:59If that chance of that, we've got a full house already.
42:02But you're the only family I've got.
42:05Zach won't budge.
42:07Are you sure you've sorted this money out?
42:10One hundred percent.
42:13Zach?
42:14Zach?
42:14I will tell Sharon, it is sorted.
42:31Kate?
42:32Back to the grindstone.
42:36Listen.
42:37I know all you needed was to kick up the bun to get yourself sorted.
42:42I'm comfortable.
42:43It smells so you can just conjure up money out of thin air, isn't it?
42:51Well, when your back's against the wall.
42:53Oh, what, Ross landed himself a building contract, has he?
43:00Something like that.
43:00Oh, you are your father's daughter.
43:07For years, I saw him running rings round Angie.
43:12He had exactly the same grip in his eye.
43:16The lips might lie, but the eyes don't.
43:19Vicky, if you'd stolen money...
43:22Are you calling me a thief?
43:23I'm calling you a liar.
43:27Well, I'm not a thief.
43:29So, come on then.
43:31Have you suddenly got all this money?
43:36I found out...
43:38Ernie has been nicking from the panaceous.
43:41Told her I'd keep quiet for half in a ways.
43:45Listen.
43:46Ernie is stealing from Turkey.
43:49She ain't even that smart about it.
43:50Oh, it took me a minute to find out once I've got a laptop.
43:53We're not talking criminal mastermind.
43:56Vicky, back off of Bernie, all right?
44:02There's a ton of history here, and I'm not going into it now, but...
44:06The long and short of it...
44:08Sookie's ex-partner killed Bernie's brother.
44:13Where would his body hear?
44:14Right under the floor.
44:16Do not mess with the panaceous.
44:18Well, I forget about the money.
44:21And Sharon, she wouldn't accept blackmail money anyway.
44:24Sharon wouldn't know.
44:26Vicky, I'm warning you, just leave Bernie alone.
44:31It's okay, Aunty Kath.
44:34I've got it all under control.
44:47Emin, I'm just popping out.
44:48Take over.
44:53Any luck?
44:54Er, I'm just waiting for us to call back to you, okay?
44:55I do love her.
45:10No.
45:11Hey, she knows.
45:15She has a big shadow growing up, you know?
45:18Look, what you know, Grandma can be a handful.
45:24She loves being the centre of attention, and she sees everything.
45:28Only how it affects her.
45:30But you are doing the right thing, Mum.
45:34So, I'm a pup.
45:36Am I?
45:37I don't know.
45:43Maybe I should stop thinking about myself and just keep it on.
45:45No, Mum.
45:46I haven't had a drink for months.
45:48I don't know how you're going to be tomorrow, or next week.
45:51But I take it one day at a time.
45:53I've got meetings I can go to.
45:54I've got support.
45:56No, Mum.
45:57The thought of selling this place just did that to her.
46:00Like, I can't ignore that.
46:03She saved me before Christmas.
46:07And now it's my turn.
46:10I'm going to tell her that I'm not selling.
46:13I'm staying.
46:15Stop worrying about me.
46:18I have to tell you.
46:20Mum?
46:21I'm going.
46:22Mum, no!
46:23Johnny, come to an ambulance.
46:25It's OK.
46:25Just breathe.
46:29Ambulance.
46:30I'm not going anywhere.
46:33In Victoria Park, Albert Square, Wolfen.
46:36My grandmother is having some kind of attack, I think.
46:41It's a heart.
46:43Yeah, yeah, yeah.
46:44She's had a stroke in the past.
46:47Hold on.
46:48Mum, when was the stroke?
46:49About eight years ago.
46:50About eight years ago.
46:52What?
46:53Oh, er...
46:54Between 60 and 70?
46:56I don't know.
46:56She's never told me a real life.
46:5767, all right?
46:58She's 67.
46:5967.
47:00Just hold on, Mum, all right?
47:01Help's coming.
47:02Well, that's what Vicky said.
47:04She wouldn't dare.
47:06Well, I'm just passing on what Vicky told me.
47:09And suddenly she's coming to all this money.
47:11She must have got it from somewhere.
47:13Listen, Bernie is never going to forgive us for what I'm to, Kiana.
47:17And if she's coming after you now, it could be any one of us next.
47:21It's okay.
47:23However you deal with it.
47:24Just do it gently, please.
47:27The last thing we need is Bernie mouthing off to everyone.
47:31Do you know what?
47:32I really thought all this was behind us.
47:34All right, look, Cathy.
47:35I'll sort it.
47:35All right.
47:37Who was that?
47:50Cathy.
47:53Turns out you're right.
47:55Bernie is stealing from us.
47:58I told you.
47:59Didn't I say?
48:00Well, what are you going to do about it?
48:02I'll sort it.
48:04Summer.
48:07Abby, listen to this.
48:19Sookie's just found out Bernie's been stealing from us.
48:22Hold on, for here.
48:24Slow down, say that again.
48:26Bernie's been stealing from us.
48:28I knew it.
48:29You need to listen to me more.
48:31Okay.
48:32Just let me check the cards.
48:35Yeah.
48:37What?
48:41What is it?
48:46She's changed the password.
48:48What?
48:50She's changed the password, Pierre.
48:55Ravi?
48:57Ravi, what are you going to do?
48:58I can't do it, can I?
49:06I find his uncle's on the till.
49:09If he catches you, just let it.
49:13It'll be his word against yours if your mum gets dragged into it.
49:17How many do you want me to take?
49:20A couple, at least.
49:21If you ain't up for it, that's okay.
49:25I thought you were man enough.
49:27I get it if you want to win.
49:28Nah.
49:30Nah, I don't.
49:32Yeah?
49:32Yeah.
49:33That's sweet, man.
49:34Well, how long are we talking?
49:57No, I'm sorry, okay?
49:59I'm just...
50:00I'm really scared.
50:02Just please, sorry.
50:04Larry, Liz is coming.
50:05Okay?
50:06Yeah, hon, here.
50:08Johnny's here.
50:09Okay, just keep holding my hand, okay?
50:14I just don't feel right.
50:18Talk about me from time to time, yeah?
50:21Keep my mum realising.
50:22I'm dying, you're going to lie.
50:24You're no good.
50:28You still feel a bit dizzy.
50:40I'll get a loan to pay off George,
50:42or I'll cash the money I put into Denise's salon,
50:45because I've decided to keep the pub.
50:48So stop worrying.
50:50Just focus on whatever this is and get better.
50:54Yeah, we're closed.
50:59Look, it could be the ambulance.
51:00Oh.
51:02Sorry, I forgot, um...
51:04Callum!
51:05I think mum's having a heart attack.
51:07Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're waiting for an ambulance.
51:09Right, uh, have you got any aspirin?
51:11Oh, upstairs, yeah.
51:13Yeah?
51:13Catch.
51:13Hello, yeah, uh, DC Callum Highway from the Walford Division.
51:20We've got a suspected heart attack here and an ambulance urgently.
51:23Queen Victoria Pub, Walford, Albert Square.
51:26You're going to be all right, mum.
51:28Hey.
51:28Have you tried any of these flavours before?
51:33None.
51:34I'm not using them.
51:35You can sell them.
51:38Why me?
51:41Well, because my school's two streets.
51:44They're fast-y good for, isn't it?
51:47Just you, the money.
51:49What am I? You're a pimp?
51:51No.
51:51It's been all you like.
51:54I just wanted you to see the ones that are there to be broken.
51:58That's what we're all about, isn't it?
52:02Society, it wants to box us in.
52:06Right, but it's like I've been telling you, the girls.
52:09Forget everything you've been told already.
52:11Like, you see a girl.
52:13You like her.
52:14You go for her.
52:16Being a man who was born to be, Tommy.
52:19Yeah?
52:21Yeah.
52:21But I still can't get my head around it.
52:28You've always a lot to take in.
52:33How long have you been there?
52:35Since after the trial.
52:39That's why.
52:41Suki didn't kick up a fuss when Nish made me trusty in his own.
52:49She's scared of me.
52:50I don't think you should wait until that money clears.
52:58If Vicky is on to you, you should leave tonight.
53:03No way.
53:06Listen to me.
53:07Suki, she ain't gonna do a thing about it.
53:10She knows that I'll go straight to the police.
53:12Vicky will wait.
53:14Vicky will wait.
53:17And then when the money comes in, I fly out.
53:20Have you given any more thought of coming with me?
53:26I thought of nothing else.
53:27Do you think Johnny's the one?
53:34He's the one right now.
53:35I don't know.
53:36I don't know.
53:40I hope so.
53:41So, I'm gonna stick around here.
53:49I'll find out.
53:54If I can still come and visit you.
53:59Yeah, you better.
54:03Frank.
54:05I better get back to the bar.
54:06I better get back to the bar.
54:25you should have found me when this first happened
54:39yeah i know i just didn't
54:41i think she's gonna buy
54:45come on you know you can do yourself with me
54:49the ambulance is on its way okay
55:02you need to sell
55:05not just because of the drink
55:19we'll sell
55:26we'll sell it
55:30it's time
55:33you need
55:36we'll sell
55:38doing your man
55:43tops being a landlady
55:47oh
55:59oh
56:01oh
56:09oh
56:13oh
56:14oh
56:15Why have you changed all the passwords on the online accounts, Bernie?
56:25Security.
56:26Security from us.
56:29No, of course not.
56:31Well, we've asked for the accounts and you've gone out of your way to avoid showing us.
56:34I haven't.
56:36Why?
56:37I've been busy.
56:40I ain't done anything wrong.
56:42Kathy came round.
56:43And told Sookie you've been stealing from us.
56:47Well, you ain't called the police.
56:52No.
56:54I'm my style.
56:57Ambulance.
56:58Nothing squared.
57:04Well, you wasn't going to do anything.
57:08Sookie, tell them to back all three.
57:10Never mind Sookie.
57:12This is about my kids' money.
57:13There's no way I'm backing off.
57:17I hoped you wouldn't find out.
57:19I'm sorry.
57:2423,000 has been taken from the business account.
57:27Why, Vicky?
57:36Vicky?
57:38I don't know how she's done it.
57:41And as soon as I found out, I confronted her.
57:44But clearly she's told Kathy that it was me.
57:46Look, I know that she owes Sharon a lot of money.
57:53And Ravi, when you went after Joel that time, she's been wanting to get back at you ever since.
57:57Like I say, I'm sorry.
57:59But I should have told you as soon as I found out, but I don't know.
58:08I felt sorry for her.
58:11But then she is throwing me to the wolves.
58:14Sookie, you know what I've been through.
58:25You know that this job is helping me turn my life around.
58:28I'm being completely honest with you.
58:37Vicky Fowler is the one stealing from Nugget and Avani.
58:41And if you don't stop her, she'll take everything.
58:46What do you think?
58:46What do you think?
59:16What do you think?