Long Lost Family Season 15 Episode 1

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00:00my father grabbed me off my mother because I was in her arms the train pulled away I've

00:14never seen my mother again out of the blue he just said I just want to make sure mom

00:22told you the family secret every year thousands of people come to us looking for missing family

00:29she's my sister she's loved and she needs to know that she's loved sometimes it's to solve a mystery

00:39that's troubled them for decades I'm petrified of looking for her I've just got to try or to end

00:48the torment of what they don't know any siblings any answers any anything be great so imagine the

00:57moment hi when the burning questions can finally be answered I never ever thought that this was

01:13happening reuniting families who've spent a lifetime apart

01:21our first searcher Lee came to us believing he was a foundling left with a woman in a block of flats

01:42the first discovery we made was that this simply wasn't true 56 year old Lee lives in Eastbourne and

01:56owns a retro clothing store 10 30 we've got that new delivery come in we'll move that section to there

02:03and build that little red white and blue section in there yeah okay when I was a kid growing up my

02:08mom and dad we didn't have much money I won't a pretty boy but I wanted to dress well so when I

02:13was 16 I started working in a jean shop as a YTS boy and now I'm 56 I still do the same job I've got

02:22the best job in the world just swap that over I was always told that I was foundling by my adoptive

02:29mom and dad who did love me and I loved them back and I was happy with that lot but I was sort of

02:34had this silly thing in my head where I didn't really exist I was dropped from space I had no

02:38birth certificate and just wasn't real but our discovery about the start of Lee's story is

02:46completely different I wanted to talk to our lead social worker Ariel Bruce to find out more when he

02:55came to us he thought he was a foundling it was when we started to search we then came to the

03:01realization that actually there had been a conventional adoption with a conventional

03:06registered birth and he wasn't a foundling Wow does he know now he does know as social workers

03:13we had a moral obligation to ensure that he knew Ariel has now given Lee his birth certificate

03:21actually see it in black and white I've never had a birth certificate I've never had one look what my

03:27name is look Mark Anthony not sure about the Anthony when I saw my birth certificate for the first time it

03:37actually blew my mind it's got my mum's name on there it just makes her real doesn't it

03:45story my adopted my dad had told me there was something along the lines that the girl had a

03:54baby in a pram and she couldn't keep me and couldn't have me I was told she was Irish and I was told that

04:01she knocked on the door of a block of flats and just said to the lady after the door sorry he's yours now you

04:09know the thing that surprised me was knowing that my mum had been married so that's the thing that

04:20shook me I thought my mum was probably 16 or 17 that's what I had in my in my head so that was the

04:27thing that shook me a little bit was knowing he said she'd been married but the father wasn't on the

04:33birth certificate so I don't know and you see where I lived look in Paddington told you I was posh

04:41Lee has returned to where he lived as a newborn with his birth mother whoa

04:52this is it

04:57when you see it on your birth certificate and you touch it and feel it and look at it in real

05:14life it's just mind-blowing absolutely brilliant my heart is jumping out my chest for the first time

05:26today and it's all so real it's it's nuts and I lived in one of them

05:38when I look at this and think back then I always think about how she felt and what she felt and how

05:44schedules was there no money left no food was she at the end of her terror

05:56absolutely mind-blown now I know where I lived my birth mother I hope she's alive any siblings any

06:12answers any anything would be great I'd love to know everything about the early days I'm got a clue

06:21what happened but there must be some tough old stories to tell and some high and I'm all ears

06:28because we'd found Lee's birth certificate we were able to search for his birth mother we looked in the UK

06:40and Ireland but we were unable to trace her however further investigations revealed something else Lee's

06:46mother had another older son called Stephen who was born in East London we tried tracing Stephen but could

06:54find no listing of him in the capital so we threw the net wider and found him living in Scotland

07:02Stephen's a retired cardiac nurse who lives here with his wife and family

07:15growing up with a vague and inaccurate story about his adoption must have been so hard for Lee but now

07:23we found a brother Stephen I want to ask him about his upbringing and what that might tell us about what

07:31really happened

07:38oh hi Nicky Stephen how you doing pleasure to meet you you too please come on in thank you so much

07:48can I have a seat thanks how you doing I'm doing very well pleasure to meet you you too really is

07:54what a lovely part of Scotland it's lovely isn't it yeah but the first thing I need to find out is

07:58did you have any idea that you have a brother no so I was brought up by my grandparents at no point

08:07ever was there ever any mention that there could be another sibling nothing what was it like hearing

08:12about it emotional maybe but I did just unbelievable really tell me about your upbringing

08:20within the household there was my grand my granddad and my auntie was there as well

08:26I was basically told that my mum who'd come over from Ireland was finding it difficult coping with

08:34having a child my my grand story that she told me was one one evening my dad had come back from work

08:42and it found me crying in the court with a small note from my mum saying it's him or me

08:48a note from your mum yeah your grandmother said yes it's him or me yeah and it was decided to

08:54approach my grandparents to see if they would look after me and that's what happened and I am they

09:00applied for my guardianship and they were given that and I think I was just a couple of years old

09:06what does that make you feel like a pretty unwanted really to be honest um but the thing was why did

09:13you feel like that and then over time then you begin to think as well well why did my dad allow that

09:18what were your feelings when you thought about your mum and dad why weren't your mum and dad with you

09:25throughout my childhood they weren't always in my life but they were in the background I still

09:31spoke to him so I wouldn't say I ever loved my parents I was just aware of them and I had a

09:36relationship with them just for enough to be able to go and visit and such like what was the last time

09:43you saw your mother I haven't spoken to her for 32 years when Lee first came to us

09:53he thought he was a foundling because he had been told by his adoptive parents

10:00that a young irish girl had left their baby with some neighbors of theirs and then they took on the

10:08baby I find that which is quite disappointing that that's that's what happened to be honest what

10:14I'd really like to know is when was my brother born Lee is younger than you wow so that that comes as a

10:23surprise that'll take a few days to process so Lee very happily married to Aisha he runs a a retro

10:32clothing shop you can have some of mine if you want that's fantastic yeah he would describe himself

10:39as a mod when I just wondered if you might have a photo of him so I can actually see what he looks

10:43like I do have a photo of him

10:53both go for this glasses but I'm a bit disappointed he's got a bit more hair than me fantastic

10:59I'm so looking forward to meeting him so looking forward to meeting him

11:07thank you

11:11it'll be interesting we'll chat music I'm a rocker you're a rocker he's a mod

11:16I'm a please tell me please tell me we're not meeting in Brighton that would be an absolute disaster

11:21oh fantastic

11:29but before we tell Lee the good news we turn to another search for a brother

11:34for Peter McDonald it was a single moment at a train station that changed his entire life

11:40and separated him from his birth family my father grabbed me off my mother I was in her arms

11:53I was two and a half months old that's the last time I was with my brother Trevor

12:00I've always wanted to find them yeah

12:09just make it complete

12:1058 year old widower Peter McDonald was born and raised in Lancashire where he still lives today

12:29I'm a self-employed painting decorator

12:32in my spare time I like metal detecting when the weather's fine

12:37a couple of horse shoes and a couple of hinges I think I found it

12:40that Peter is a father of two and a grandfather of four hello darling give me love give me love

12:49are you my hand

12:51I'm proud to be a grandad I love it I really do

12:55are we waiting for it to beep

13:00go on then dig we're very close they all they all look after me yeah

13:05Peter was born Peter Stamp in 1966 he was less than six months old when his birth father placed

13:16him into care he was brought up by foster parents in the Preston area and had no idea about his family

13:24history my childhood was good never went without anything I found out I was fostered when I was seven

13:32years of age I always remember me sat sat on a rolled up carpet when they told me

13:42at the time it just went over me I was too young to understand

13:48he'd only really registered when I was 13 14

13:54I started to get curious and started asking a few questions but the answers weren't there for me really

13:59but then some new information emerged and I can't even remember who actually told me about it

14:10but there were some documents from from the social services

14:16with the name Trevor Stamp

14:20those documents referred to a boy a couple of years older than Peter with the same surname

14:25that could only mean one thing Peter had a brother called Trevor

14:33when I found out I had a brother and being at school

14:37and you know they had brothers and sisters it started to well where's mine it started to

14:44make me mind think well where's my brother

14:46in order to find his brother Trevor Peter decided to track down his birth father and in 1995

14:56he found him I was happy to have found him but there didn't seem to be any chemistry there at all

15:04Peter's father didn't know where Trevor was but he was able to tell Peter the story of how they were separated

15:11my father told me everything my mother was taking us to Preston railway station

15:27Trevor was about two and I was two and a half months old

15:31my mother was on the train with me and Trevor

15:34and my father had turned up and there was a bit of a argument

15:41as the train was leaving the station my father grabbed me off my mother because I was in her arms

15:51and the door was shut and that was it

15:56the train pulled away

15:57I've never seen my brother and or my mother again

16:10I do feel for me mother anybody taking a child off here would be very traumatic

16:16she'd have kept hold of me and he hadn't snatched me then everything would have been

16:21the way I wanted it to be with Trevor

16:27it's starting to get me now

16:40Peter McDonald is looking for the brother he was separated from when he was just a few months old

16:46well you know uncle Trevor that we're looking for do you want to draw a picture of him

16:52Trevor's been on in line for over 50 years

16:56as long as I can remember

17:00it's not professional here

17:03it's finding me be amazing

17:06I'd love to meet my family and they'd love to meet him

17:09thank you

17:10I'd like to say to Trevor hello

17:23I'm your brother

17:28when peter came to long lost family he knew his brother was called trevor stamp and he knew his

17:33date of birth our specialist researchers were able to find his birth certificate and discovered that

17:40his name was trevor edward stamp but when they searched for that name they couldn't find him anywhere

17:47they knew it was possible that his mother could have remarried meaning trevor might have been brought up with a different surname

17:54so we searched the electoral rolls across the country for any man of the right age called trevor with

18:00the middle initial e who was born in 1963

18:04that gave us three possible matches so we wrote to all of them asking if they'd been born with the surname stamp

18:13and one of them replied

18:16he revealed that his birth mother had died in 2008 but that he'd grown up knowing about a brother called peter

18:24and he was living in london where his birth mother had fled to all those years ago

18:42that day at the railway station changed the course of peter's life

18:47separating him from the brother he feels he should have grown up with i want to know what that day

18:52changed for trevor and how has his life been since

19:01trevor is a carpenter who lives with his partner in east london trevor how you doing

19:06doing young man yeah good to see you nice to meet you too not so young

19:13but listen um did you ever think this would happen no no knew about my brother yeah i've known about him

19:20since i was about nine ten years old so your mother she spoke about peter she didn't speak about him a

19:28great deal but when she did speak about him she often wondered how he was and that but mum always thought

19:36leaving where he is is probably better off there peter was seven years old when he found out that he

19:42was fostered and he was also told that he had a brother somewhere

19:49tell me if it were the circumstances of your separation from peter all those years ago

19:55mum just said we she was leaving to go to london and we we'd got on the train to get away from to get

20:03away from me dad but i know she must have been holding people up and i must have been standing

20:11behind her the train was pulling out he leaned in and pulled him through the window pull through the

20:16window pulling through the window that's why he couldn't get to me because i think that i was behind

20:20because he tried to get both of us and i do know she did say it happened as the train pulled off

20:26had to train that she pulled that's when he grabbed him so she had no chance to try and get him back

20:38that is awful it's like something you see on a film isn't it that must have been traumatic for your

20:46mother you could see it in her face when she spoke about it hurt her because you she always said she

20:53regretted it not going back for him when she got very ill she started to talk a lot more open up a

21:01lot more she did say to me find him look for him find him and then i think it was a week or so late she

21:11passed away oh my goodness me when you tell peter that

21:17yeah

21:25yeah

21:29so tell me about your life then after you left it was happy i mean mum mum was a very strict person

21:36money was tight it was hard and all that have you got any photos yes all right that's mum in her

21:44maybe 40s or 50s for him to see that is just something that will be one of the most amazing

21:53moments of his life good i wonder if he's anything like me be nice to know well he's a painter and

22:01decorator oh no paint and decorator okay that's nice to know what do you say he lived

22:10lancashire oh he's still in lancashire is he good lad do you want us your picture

22:15yes please he better not look like me

22:18you sure he's younger brother he looks older than me we don't look the same do we

22:33well

22:36oh pete

22:39nice to see you mate

22:40any chance i can keep that of course you can thank you it looks a lot like mum

22:52it's hit me quite a bit that this goes i'm doing this for him and for myself and for mum yeah

23:01i think she'd be proud of me to do that oh yeah i can't wait i really can't wait now

23:10until he came to long lost family lee sharp believed he was a foundling left with a stranger

23:26in a block of flats with no clues about his identity but now he knows that's not a true story

23:34he has a birth certificate with his mother's name on it

23:38and i'm on my way to give him another bit of news that will be life-changing

23:42he has a brother who actually knew their birth mother

23:53hi lee oh davina hi come through thank you nice to see you and you i'll shut the door

23:59thanks for seeing me today it's my pleasure how have you been i'm just trying to take it all in

24:09it's but i'm very happy your story to me felt so unique and different because you may have had

24:18these feelings of a foundling when you weren't one that's yeah i always thought to myself whatever

24:25happened the the thing i was always grateful for was that lady gave birth to me and that one day if

24:30i ever get to meet her or a sibling i'd love to find out the little missing pieces you know so i wanted

24:37to um come here today because um i actually have a bit of news for you first of all i want to say i'm

24:46afraid we haven't been able to trace your birth mother but we have been able to trace a relative

24:55um and we have traced your brother

25:04what real brother

25:08you share the same mother for sure

25:18i thought i was dropped from space i just thought there was no one like me in the world

25:25where is i don't know is he all right he's great he lives in inverness that's scotland yes oh my god

25:38and does he have any idea what when why and all that to do with me he didn't know about you

25:45he didn't know about me oh my god what's my brother called i've got a brother

25:52your brother is called steven with a ph or v with a ph posh wow is he older or younger than me he's

26:05older is he and did he grow up with her his mum and dad his biological mum and dad bought him up

26:13but then at two years old it was decided that your brother steven would go and live with his paternal

26:22grandparents so he stayed within the family oh well that's something

26:32i'm trying to sort of process the stuff with my mum now tell me tell me what are you trying to

26:37well because i'm wondering why she let me go and i completely forgive her for that

26:44but she'd already let him go so you two have suffered in a similar way oh we've got so much

26:51in common already you know he's married for 32 years wow good man they're all right really good

26:58they got two boys wow both in their 20s and he was a nurse wow that's a good man

27:11i have actually got a photo come on in this is steven

27:19wow wow he's a bit bit foggily challenged like me ain't he but he's got my ruddy face my round face

27:32he's even got my hooter a bit isn't he doesn't he look lovely oh he does

27:36he just looks warm yeah i'm allowed to keep that till it's yours ah i'll put it in a posh frame

27:44he's written your letter oh wow

27:52let me put him yeah let's put him there let's put him there so i can see him perfect

28:00hello lee or should that be hello brother this is not a sentence i ever thought i would write

28:07and probably not one that you imagine would be addressed to you

28:11this is being a bolt out of the blue but i hope that it is the start for us both learning about

28:16growing to love and becoming part of each other's families you bet bruv sincerely steven

28:22oh to get good news today and not bad news oh i deserved that you did

28:30yeah bro it's brilliant thank you so much i can't wait

28:44i love you i love you

28:46we were just chatting about how things are gone and all the stuff and

28:50then she turned around and said you've got a brother and we found him oh my god

28:58oh my god that's amazing news oh i'm so happy for you you've got a proper brother

29:04oh my god

29:15after 56 years i'm meeting steven my blood brother how are you feeling yeah a bit nervous of course

29:22it's like keep calm you'll be fine when it comes to my birth mother and steven there's loads of

29:29questions to ask but you know we'll tread careful

29:35good luck

29:48lee's brother steven has traveled from inverness to eastbourne

29:52where he'll meet the brother he'd been unaware of for the last 50 years

29:56this is a huge moment in my life there is always just that thing where you just think will we

30:02actually get on is that you already i think so yeah okay feeling okay nervous but let's go

30:09on okay all right best of luck you'll be fine love you love you bye now all right we'll see you later

30:21now that i'm i'm in the cabin on the way first proper nerves

30:26i think my heart rate since i came into room's gone up

30:57oh

30:59how you doing mate i'm doing not bad at all how are you brother

31:06wow hello mate you all right i'm fine you're talking to me

31:11i'm better looking maybe you are better looking and older so they say

31:17listen i just want to say before we even start that you put yourself out massively you've come all

31:25away from scotland and it's blown my mind thank you so much mate thank you absolutely and you knew

31:32nothing no and at no time did anything ever come up in the conversation about any kind of sibling at all

31:40my story was that i was brought up by my grandparents my mum and dad at that point didn't

31:45want to be bringing me up i went up to live in aberdeen before i was two years old the my grandfather got

31:51guardianship of me my mum and dad still had contact so my dad would phone uh every sunday to speak to his

32:01mum and then i would go on the phone so i was i would speak to my dad and then every now and then

32:05mum would be on the phone and then every summer one of them would come up for a period of time

32:12i do have memories of of of our mum obviously the relationship was a bit difficult was it a bit

32:18weird it was it was she was just somebody i knew you know what i mean so i got a photo or anything

32:23hey i got one from the mid-60s if you'd like to see that yeah yeah do you want to see it yeah loves it

32:29there's your mum um it's really crazy that's the lady that gave birth to me and i still have this big

32:39um not a problem it's not a problem but i i don't know what emotions to feel because i don't know

32:47i i always was on her side but it's only since i hear your story about you leaving the nest at two

32:53years old then you go you know but steven i i don't know about you but i don't really care

33:01do you no i don't really care because i said earlier it makes i do care i hope she's okay

33:07but you're my birth brother absolutely can we get a whatsapp group called bruvs that would be good

33:16do not send me any car memes no no no we don't do that we're just going to be great mates and brothers

33:26hello hi lee i'm your brother-in-law it's nice to meet you it's great to meet you

33:42i think lee's a breath of fresh air he's so personable and outgoing a really nice guy and

33:47somebody i'm now even more than i was before looking forward to to getting to know it's like just

33:52it's fantastic what's it like during the summer when it's really hot now is it busy 90 degrees

33:59every day a bit like in burnet

34:13peter mcdonald was a baby when he was separated from his brother trevor

34:18on a train platform and he's never seen him since

34:29it's been over 50 years since peter was torn from his brother's life

34:35and peter spent 40 of those years trying to find him

34:39i am so excited to tell him that his wait is finally over

34:48before filming we've told peter the news that his birth mother had passed away 17 years ago

34:53hey davina hey peter thank you

35:07shall i sit here yeah oh great thank you

35:11so i just want to say thanks for talking to me today and i know that you had some difficult news

35:19so how are you feeling today that's okay well i think uh yeah it's okay what do you want your

35:28brother to know or what would you like to tell him first of all i'd like to think that he knew about me

35:35like i knew about him and i just hope that he he grew up you know having a good uh a good life like like like i did

35:44i'm here today because um i have got a bit of news for you and i wanted to let

35:51you know that you know that your brother's been found thank you

36:01is he okay he's really good

36:08that's all i wanted thank you

36:10did you don't did you know about me anyway he did he did is it through my mum that you knew about me

36:22it was oh

36:27that makes a big difference to me

36:33did he stay with me mum he did good

36:40can you tell me where they were london

36:50does he want to see me he really wants to see you

36:56he told us that he was with your mum when she was very poorly yeah and she said something to him

37:06which was find peter

37:10so she did

37:18she did

37:22can i give you a cuddle

37:25thank you so much

37:30you okay yeah thank you so much

37:32you said trevor became a carpenter oh my word i've been in a building trade most of my life

37:41that's incredible

37:44trevor's given us some photographs oh god

37:50have you got one with mum yes

37:51this one is your mum

38:07oh my god

38:12she looks beautiful

38:13she's got the look of me daughter that's exactly what i thought

38:20and then this is your brother oh my god

38:23i look like him do you know you do

38:38that's my better i just thought it was just i was on my own

38:43i don't know if you want to see me

38:51can't wait

38:52i've also got

38:54a letter that trevor wrote you

38:58would you not read it from me do you know yes

39:00dear peter

39:06i hope this letter finds you in the best of health and spirits

39:10mum told me i had a little brother when i was about nine or ten years old

39:14so i've known about you for a long time

39:18it would be a pleasure and a privilege to have you in my life again

39:22i've been looking forward to meeting you trevor

39:33wow

39:37don't drop anything else on my police

39:44they found him love

39:53wow

39:56that's me mum

39:59oh wow

40:03that is you

40:05it is

40:08we found him

40:18it is

40:22peter has traveled from lancashire to east london

40:25to meet his brother trevor who he was separated from over 50 years ago

40:30i woke up this morning thinking that i'm here

40:33and then it's actually happening

40:36i'm still pinching myself been waiting for this for a long time

40:41yeah

40:44i just hope that he likes me

40:46good morning

40:47can i have a cup of coffee please

40:51thank you

40:53mixed emotions very mixed emotions

40:58i feel a bit scared of meeting him

41:02plus today it's mom's birthday so

41:06it's happening on my mama's birthday

41:08i didn't tell no one

41:12i thought i'd leave it as a surprise

41:16you excited

41:19yeah

41:20i'm on my way i'll see you later

41:23love you

41:24love you

41:24good luck

41:25see you later

41:25lilly

41:27bye-bye see you later

41:28bye

41:30bye

41:40anxiety is going through the roof of the minute

41:43very nervous

41:55actually i'm not shaking i'll be shaking on you

42:12thank you for serving me

42:33Good. Thank you for seeing me.

42:35You're welcome. I'll take a seat.

42:39Well, done it?

42:42Yeah, done it, mate. Well done.

42:46It's been a long time. It's been a long wait.

42:52Glad you're looking for me.

42:55God, it's good to see you.

42:57Yeah, pleased to see you.

42:59I know. I'm so glad what I was told.

43:01About Mum.

43:04Yeah? Because I've always thought that she never wanted me.

43:08No, it was never that.

43:12When she passed, she actually did say

43:14she was so sorry that she never looked for you.

43:20That's helped me a lot. It's helped me a hell of a lot.

43:25Never forgot you.

43:27Before she passed, she always said, find him.

43:31And you, you found me.

43:35Eh?

43:36Uh-oh.

43:36You found me, lad.

43:40I'm pleased you found me.

43:43Got so many questions.

43:44But I can only tell you I can remember,

43:46because I have a bad memory.

43:49That makes two of us.

43:52Do you remember the train station?

43:54No.

43:54I didn't think you would.

43:56Too young, weren't we?

43:57Mum just told me what happened.

43:58And she couldn't get out to get you

44:00because the train was pulling away.

44:02So she had no chance.

44:04Yeah.

44:04By the way, we've met on Mum's birthday.

44:11Today was Mum's birthday.

44:13Well, that's the best present then, isn't it?

44:22It is.

44:23For Mum?

44:23For Mum.

44:24And for you.

44:25Yeah.

44:26And for me.

44:27What a day.

44:28Yeah.

44:29Yeah.

44:30I think he's lovely.

44:32I think he's absolutely lovely.

44:33He's my brother.

44:34My little brother.

44:36And I'm excited and over the moon to have met him.

44:40I want to get him known a lot more.

44:42Yeah, I like me diets.

44:43Love diets.

44:44Isn't he good?

44:45I hit a 180 the other day.

44:47Oh, you're useless then.

44:49Brilliant.

44:49Two brothers together at last.

44:52There was an automatic connection.

44:55Hiya, Chloe.

44:56Hi.

44:57You all right?

44:57It's Trevor.

44:58Hello.

44:59Hello.

44:59And that's little Lily.

45:03You want hugs?

45:05Oh, good girl.

45:06Hello.

45:08All right.

45:12Come here.

45:14You don't look like your nan.

45:16We said that the other day, didn't we?

45:19Yep.

45:19Quite a bit of Mum, yeah?

45:21Definitely.

45:22Do I call you Trevor, Trevor?

45:23You can call me whatever you want, bruv.

45:25All right.

45:26You can call me whatever you want, bruv.

45:26Bruv, that'll do.

45:27Bruv.

45:28Bruv?

45:28Yeah, bruv.

45:29You can call me whatever you want, bruv.

45:31I don't want to go, am I?

45:34I want to stay with Peter for a while.

45:37I'm going to be coming down to see him as often as I can.

45:40Yeah.

45:41Cheers, bruv.

45:41Cheers.

45:42All the best.

45:43All right, come on, bruv, we're off.

45:48Shit, all right.

45:49Well, we've only got to go this way.

45:51No, we'll go that way.

45:52No, no.

45:52Don't go that way.

45:53And long lost family is back next Thursday at nine o'clock.

46:18Whilst on Sunday, it's episode two of the dark, funny and twisted thriller Cold Water at nine o'clock.

46:26Or you can watch the full series right now on STV Player.

46:30The Dark, funny and adorableλε太多.

46:30We'll film you there.

46:31Good day.

46:32Bye.

46:33Bye.

46:34Bye.

46:36Bye.

46:45Bye.

46:46Bye.

46:47Bye.

46:48Bye.

46:50Bye.

46:52Bye.

46:53Bye.

46:55Bye.

46:56Bye.

46:57Bye.

46:58Bye.

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