Coronation Street S66E129 Wednesday 5th November 2025

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00:24You have a lovely day at school, sweet fart.

00:32When's Will coming back?

00:33Pound to a penny, he'll be home by the time you get back from school.

00:37You just concentrate on your lessons, babe.

00:40I liked my old school.

00:42No, you didn't. You never stopped complaining about it.

00:44No, I never.

00:45Come on, trouble.

00:46Text me if you hear anything.

00:48Yeah, I will do.

00:50Now, what did you go and say that for?

00:52What?

00:53About Will being here when she gets back from school.

00:55Well, he might be.

00:56Yes, but if he's not, she's going to be even more freaked out than she is now.

00:59It's a bit, Rich, you giving me lectures about parenting techniques.

01:04Rich, any news?

01:06No, Ben's still in Hull.

01:08All his friends have said he was on his way here.

01:10Oh, it'll be a girl, I'm sure of it.

01:12I mean, we were all teenagers once,

01:14when I think of what I was getting up to when I was 15.

01:16I dread to think.

01:18Anyway, I can't stand here talking about your sex life all day.

01:22Not when my grandson is missing.

01:24I'm taking steps.

01:26I think she likes me.

01:28I mean, she is literally like every Les Dawson mother-in-law sketch rolled into one.

01:33Mind you, she does love the bones of Will.

01:35You've got that much in common.

01:36Listen, what are you doing today?

01:39Well, I'm free, but Shona asked me if I'd watch over Lily.

01:42She's got some in-set day.

01:43And I'm under strict instructions to make sure she does a volcano project.

01:47Well, that you don't fancy bringing her here, dear.

01:49I mean, she can get herself settled in the back room.

01:51I just feel like my head's a bit mashed with Will being missing

01:53and Maggie pecking my swede every opportunity she gets.

01:57Just be nice to have a bit of sister time.

02:00Hmm.

02:01And a buffer zone between you and the mother-in-law from hell, yeah?

02:04Bingo.

02:04Hmm.

02:08Any tea in that pot?

02:16No.

02:17If that's Steve, get him to ship you out to Spain.

02:21Cos I'm sick of you hanging around this place like a fart in a phone box.

02:26Ah!

02:28Hola, Senor Stevie.

02:30¿Está ahí?

02:30Ah, si no vía casi.

02:35Puedes podías llamarme cuando llego.

02:39Así en este número.

02:41Valle.

02:43Gracias.

02:45You speak Spanish?

02:47Yeah, badly.

02:49An old boyfriend of mine used to take me out there during the season

02:52to help him with his...

02:53his business.

02:55And, er, let's say I picked up some of the Luengo.

02:58Hmm.

02:59Bet that's not all you picked up.

03:01Oh, do one, will you, Tracey?

03:03No, you do one.

03:04This is my house.

03:06It's your dad's house.

03:07And at least we're paying some rent on it.

03:10Oh, and by the way,

03:11if you're sick of me and Stevie being round here,

03:14why don't you get that divorce lawyer of yours to get a move on, eh?

03:18Cos we're stuck in limbo while you're dragging all this out.

03:20The wheels of justice turn slow, I'm afraid.

03:24It's a divorce.

03:25Not the Brinksmart robbery.

03:27Well, it might as well be.

03:28The way Steve's coming after my flower shop.

03:31Bored, bored, bored.

03:33Right, I'm off to work.

03:35Oh, by the way,

03:36I know it's really complicated working in the cab office,

03:40but here's a little tip.

03:41Try plugging in the phone.

03:43Really help.

03:46Oh, Ken.

03:47What's wrong, love?

03:48You don't look too good.

03:49I think I must have caught a bug.

03:51I barely slaps.

03:56Bacon or brown?

03:57Oh, thank you very much, Roy.

03:59That's lovely.

04:01I could eat some rotting fox.

04:05So, would you go round all the rooms

04:08and check flush strength for me?

04:12Isn't all this stuff what Ed's for?

04:15No.

04:16He does repairs.

04:18This is just checking.

04:19But if there is anything wrong,

04:22you can always ring him

04:23and get him to sort it.

04:28What?

04:29Have I got brown sauce on me?

04:30You look tired.

04:33And I don't like your hair cut.

04:35What's your point?

04:36What are you doing fretting over toilet flushes?

04:39Shouldn't you be taking it easy?

04:41Oh, you wash your mouth, that young man.

04:44I'm not designed to slow down me.

04:46No.

04:47Not in my make-up.

04:47You've got plenty of help at the hotel now.

04:50Not just me, Ronnie and Ed, but you've got Raphael and Ryan too.

04:54You've spent all these years working your fingers to the bone.

04:57Why not enjoy the fruits?

04:58Especially now.

05:00Hey, I've still got plenty going on up here.

05:04You don't need to worry about that.

05:05This isn't about your dementia.

05:07It's about life, enjoying it.

05:08What's the point of it all if you don't sometimes stop to smell the flowers?

05:10I was a secondary school teacher for many years.

05:14Same old story.

05:16Kids, 15, 16, think they know the lot, but under the surface, they're still kids.

05:23They think they're invulnerable, but alas.

05:25Are you trying to drive me into the depths of despair, or what?

05:29No, no, no, no, no.

05:30I'm sure your grandson is perfectly capable of looking after himself.

05:33Just not capable of charging his phone.

05:35A teacher friend of mine in my bat group was telling me about a very bright sixth former

05:43who had been missing school, and when he finally confronted him,

05:47it transpires that he'd been working full-time in the department store.

05:52He's a furniture salesman paying income tax, everything.

05:55Well, I admire his gumption and everything, but what has that got to do with me?

05:59And what the hell is a bat group?

06:02Well, well, we study bats.

06:04I can't sit here all day talking about cricket.

06:08Here, I made these this morning.

06:11Oh, he's very proactive.

06:14Good-looking lad.

06:16He is, yes.

06:17I can put one up in the cabin if you think that'll help.

06:22Although, if he went missing in Hull, and the problem is that he hasn't come here,

06:27surely logic dictates that the one place that he isn't is here.

06:40Late again.

06:42You're the boss.

06:43Does it really matter this month?

06:44Oh, no, not really, but, you know, I'm meant to be setting a good example.

06:48Otherwise, we don't want the workers revolting.

06:50They're revolting enough already.

06:53No?

06:53No response at all?

06:55Well, even to one of my mum jokes.

06:57No, we're still getting the silent treatment.

06:59Well, that's good to know.

07:00Yeah.

07:01Good to know you've not crapped yet.

07:02Have you got time for a quick brew?

07:04No, not unless I suck on a teabag on the way out.

07:08OK, time I've got going.

07:10Although it's a shame.

07:12Could get used to staying here all day with a nice peace and quiet.

07:24Sorry, I didn't mean to be flippant with her.

07:26I just don't know how to respond to any of this.

07:28I really don't.

07:29And it's really upset me.

07:30Yeah, just thinking that she can waltz off to Spain with Becky.

07:34I mean...

07:34Yeah, I don't know what to do for the best, Carla.

07:39Here.

07:40Look.

07:43There's no road map, is there, for this?

07:46OK, we've just got to keep strong together.

07:50And we'll always put Betsy first, like we always do,

07:53but you and me...

07:55It's going to break us, all right?

07:58Stick on the same page.

08:00Yeah.

08:00Same page.

08:04Mm-hm.

08:08Right, Dad, I made you another LEM sip.

08:10He's only just had one.

08:12So?

08:14It's got paracetamol in it, won't it, every four hours.

08:16Oh, I'm sorry.

08:17I forgot.

08:19We're not all drug experts like you are.

08:21Just read the box, you stupid cow.

08:23Don't snap at me.

08:24He's my father.

08:25Please, please.

08:26Both of you.

08:27I just need some rest.

08:29And you two squabbling like this doesn't help.

08:31I know.

08:32I know.

08:32I know I shouldn't rise to it, Kenny.

08:34Oh, hello.

08:36I'm calling on behalf of Kenneth Barlow, number one Coronation Street.

08:41Well, he's got a slightly elevated temperature, headache and shivers.

08:45Dr Quinn, medicine woman to the rescue.

08:47Oh, they're going to see you at one o'clock today.

08:50And they're going to give you the flu jab as well.

08:53You're going to get it this week anyway.

08:55That's very kind of you to fit him in at such short notice.

08:58Much appreciated.

09:01Oh.

09:02Might have better get to work.

09:04Oh, Tracy.

09:05Make sure he's not late.

09:07It's very kind of them to fit him in like that.

09:09Er, I've got to go to work.

09:11Yeah.

09:12But your dad comes first, right?

09:14Because he is your dad and not mine.

09:17As you never get tired of reminding me.

09:22How bad do you actually feel, Dad?

09:25I feel quite shivery.

09:27Oh, could you get my tartan blanket for me, please?

09:30It's his favourite one when he's poorly.

09:33Isn't that right, Kenny?

09:34Yeah, old habits die hard.

09:36Yeah.

09:36Tracey?

09:40Yes, I'm quite capable of getting him his blanket.

09:45Big chest, bottom of the bed.

09:48I knew that!

09:51You're enjoying this, aren't you?

09:53Well, it's about time she pulled away the lazy mare.

09:57Right?

09:58If you need me, bow me.

09:59I am literally over the road.

10:02That's very kind.

10:03And don't be afraid to give her the run round before you do.

10:08Good friend.

10:14And what happens if she goes?

10:16I couldn't just stay while she's over there, could I?

10:19Well, she's 18 and she keeps reminding us.

10:21I mean, what would happen if she went on a gap year?

10:25Would you follow to Thailand with a pair of flip dots and a rucksack?

10:28How's your life?

10:31Er, no news yet.

10:32Ben's on his way back from Hull now.

10:34I mean, he spoke to all his mates and they all reckon he's on his way here, so...

10:38Yeah, I know how worried you must be.

10:40Not just as a couple, but as a mum.

10:42Yeah.

10:43We've had our own fair share of sleepless nights.

10:45With our little troublesome team going walkabout from time to time, you know?

10:50What?

10:51I'm only saying it's not unusual for the lads at age, that's all.

10:55Well, listen, thank you.

10:57Honestly, everyone's been amazing.

10:58And we have just spoke to the police again, so...

11:00I'm sure they'll be here any minute.

11:07Ah!

11:08How's the project coming along?

11:09Good.

11:09Yeah, I'm halfway through.

11:11What, the whole project?

11:12No, the film Volcano.

11:14My dad told me about it.

11:15It's dead educational.

11:17Can I have a bag of crisps?

11:18No, I told you.

11:19I'm going to make you lunch in a bit.

11:19But you're the one who made me come here.

11:22What's the point of me being in a pub if I can't even have a bag of crisps?

11:28Any news?

11:29No, police have just turned up, though.

11:42No.

11:43I'm here.

11:44But there's a problem.

11:47The police have just tipped up at the pub.

11:49I'll call you back.

11:50You all right, Ronnie?

12:11Hey!

12:11You're not at the hotel today, then?

12:16One of the room flushes was bussed, so I decided to go and get the parts of myself.

12:20Plumber now and all, eh?

12:21As Jack says, there's nothing you can't teach yourself on a YouTube video.

12:24Well done.

12:26For mending bugs.

12:27For the support.

12:28Having you there is a godsend.

12:30It really puts our mind at ease.

12:31I honestly don't know why she don't take some more time off.

12:34She's got plenty of help at the hotel now.

12:36You two should be sunning yourself somewhere exotic before the weather goes all apocalyptic again.

12:40What are you doing hanging out here when you need and baffles me?

12:42If it was up to me, you wouldn't see us for dust.

12:45But you know what she's like with work.

12:46Well, maybe a two-pronged attack.

12:51The old pincer movement, eh?

12:52Exactly.

12:52And now I'm on board.

12:53There's nothing for her to do except for fuss and worry.

12:56Hmm.

12:57In fact, you could also, you could sell it to her like it was a work trip.

13:01You know, visiting the vineyards of Spain or Greece with an eye on updating the wine list.

13:05I like the way you think.

13:06But I'd have to drop it into conversation dead casual.

13:10You know, she hates people telling her what to do.

13:12So, for God's sake, whatever you do, don't tell her that we've put our heads together.

13:16All right?

13:17Mum's your wife.

13:17All right, my man.

13:19Have a good day.

13:19Stay, mate.

13:20All right.

13:26Sick of looking after Ken already.

13:28It's not that.

13:30Look, do you mind if I...

13:31Knock yourself out.

13:35He's with Dr Gadass.

13:37It's not serious, is it?

13:38No.

13:39No, she just wants to run some tests.

13:42But it's got me thinking.

13:44I know we've got our differences.

13:46You reckon?

13:47Dad's no spring chicken.

13:49And it's going to take all of us to keep an eye on him until...

13:53Well, you know.

13:55One morning of looking after him and you're choosing the hymns already.

13:59You and Steve, I might not like it, but there's not much I can do about it.

14:04But the old man is really fond of you.

14:06God knows why, but he is.

14:09So, how about we call a truce, for his sake?

14:14What is it you're after, Tracy?

14:16Peace and quiet, if I'm honest.

14:18And for Dad to have the best life possible.

14:20Well, I don't have a problem with that.

14:23So, you're going to welcome me into the bosom of the family?

14:27Just like that?

14:28Well, it's not just like that, is it?

14:30I mean, we've been at each other's throats for months and months,

14:32and I don't know about you, but I'm sick of it.

14:35Yeah, makes two of us.

14:36And you were right this morning.

14:39I should be doing more to look after Dad.

14:41It's not just down to you, is it?

14:42No.

14:44I do a cos I'm fond of him.

14:46And that won't change.

14:47And you've got your job here now, haven't you?

14:50And who knows, you and Steve might not want to live round here forever.

14:53Oh, you wish.

14:56It's a fact.

14:58Dad's care does come down to me.

15:01And that's why I'm worried so much about the divorce and the shop.

15:05I mean, I was thinking about taking on a teenager part-time

15:09so I'd have more time to look after Dad.

15:12But if Steve wants half the shop,

15:15I'm going to be brassic after paying him off.

15:17But surely you're entitled to half of this place, too?

15:20What, half of this dump?

15:21Plus, it's half of Steve's share,

15:24so barely enough to buy a kebab.

15:27Tracy Barlow,

15:28you really are a piece of work, aren't you?

15:31So, you're using Ken to blackmail me

15:34into persuading Steve to drop your divorce demands?

15:39Well, it's not blackmail, is it?

15:40Well, it's not far off, is it?

15:42And then you'll go back to being the same lazy cow

15:46once the divorce papers are signed.

15:48You've got no idea the pressure that I'm under.

15:51Oh, please.

15:52Millions of carers are doing what you're having to do,

15:55but most of them do it without trying to benefit themselves.

15:59Up yours.

16:00I need a drink.

16:01Oh.

16:02Well, you can't go to the pub, can you?

16:04Eh?

16:05Cos you've got to care for Ken.

16:07Who said anything about the pub?

16:09Eh, don't you be touching that expensive wine I bought for him?

16:12Oh, yeah.

16:13Yeah, I forgot about that.

16:15Malbec, wasn't it?

16:16My favourite.

16:17Thanks for reminding me.

16:19So, you've spoken to the school and his mates?

16:26Yeah, he told them all he was coming straight here.

16:28It's ringing.

16:29What is?

16:30The speaking clock.

16:31What do you think?

16:32Will's phone.

16:33Well, now he's had it switched off till now.

16:35Gone to Voiceman.

16:36Will, you've phoned us this second.

16:38Will, listen, sweetheart, you're not in any trouble.

16:41Can you please just come to the pub or just give us a phone call?

16:43Can you track this call?

16:45Well, not right this minute, obviously.

16:47At least we know he's still alive.

16:49Well, do it.

16:50Anyone could have his phone.

16:51He could have had it stolen.

17:01Captain Carl fixed toilets at your command, ma'am.

17:04Get over yourself.

17:05What do you want?

17:06A medal and a bottle of toilet dump?

17:08What are you doing?

17:10Looking at holidays.

17:13Yeah.

17:13Ronnie thinks I could do with some time off and all, just like you.

17:17Great minds think alike.

17:19Yeah.

17:19And fools seldom differ.

17:22So, where are you thinking of going?

17:24Well, he had this idea of a working holiday.

17:29You know, touring round some of the vineyards in Europe.

17:32And, let's be honest, our wine list could do with a bit of a revamp.

17:37So, it'd be a good way of killing two birds.

17:43Oh.

17:44Hey.

17:44Look at this trip.

17:46Up the river, right in the heart of the city.

17:50Seven vineyards.

17:52Samplings in all of them.

17:54We'll be tipsy, won't we?

17:56Oh, hey.

17:56And lunch provided.

17:58Wow.

17:58Oh, and the weather's glorious this time of year.

18:01Yeah, well, compared to here.

18:03And some of the hotels...

18:04Some of them, they take your breath away.

18:07Right, check this one out.

18:08Oh, beautiful.

18:09It used to be an old palace back in the day.

18:13Says here, fit for a queen.

18:15Oh, perfect for me, then.

18:16You'd be mad not to go.

18:17Yeah.

18:19It's Raphael.

18:21What's he ringing me for?

18:23Raphael, what you ringing me for?

18:25I'm only in the bar.

18:26Oh, right.

18:31People on the phones these days.

18:34Excusez-moi.

18:35Back in a secu-wecky.

18:37Raphael!

18:38Oh, sorry for all me shouting.

18:54Can I have a word?

18:56Silent treatment over, is it?

18:58I've been thinking about what you said.

19:01Well, that'll be a first.

19:02And, yeah, I get that none of us can move to Spain just like that.

19:05Well, don't blame Eve about playing Brexit.

19:07But we could go for a bit, the three of us.

19:10And we'll see how it goes.

19:12I know you could talk Mum into it.

19:14Oh, let's see.

19:16But the weather here sucks.

19:17You know, we could go for a couple of months.

19:19Get a nice filler, something.

19:21Yeah, Mum, so loads of holiday time and Sarah could run this place standing on her head.

19:30Long holiday, Alicante.

19:33Just until the new year.

19:34It's not a hard sell, is it?

19:38Run, you silly cab. It's going to blow.

19:51Hey.

19:53Your will.

19:54How do you know?

19:55I've seen your posters.

19:57Listen, I need a favour.

19:58No, no, no.

19:59You need to go tell them you're here.

20:00They're going mad worrying about you.

20:01I will.

20:02But I need you to fetch me something.

20:04From my stuff inside.

20:05There's...

20:06There's a 20 quid in it for you, if you do.

20:12Whoa.

20:14Raphael, eh?

20:17Handsome, but the brain of a pufferfish.

20:21He thought we had rat droppings.

20:24Turns out somebody'd upset a bag of sultanas.

20:28That's why I can't go away.

20:30I'm surrounded by numpties.

20:32Bit late now.

20:34Eh?

20:34Well, unless the website does refunds,

20:37but I don't think it's that simple.

20:39But I didn't book it.

20:41You must have done.

20:42Confirmation email pinged through

20:43when you went into the kitchen.

20:45Maybe you did it by accident.

20:47Happens all the time.

20:53But...

20:53Tony Meekin.

21:04You greedy, selfish...

21:12You stupid, stupid woman!

21:28You could have set the house on fire!

21:30Will!

21:40He was right here.

21:42What did he say?

21:43To fetch his passport and he'd hand me 20 quid.

21:45What the hell does he want his passport for?

21:47Babe, babe, will you call me the minute you hear from him?

22:07Okay.

22:07Love you.

22:09Ben's still searching the streets.

22:11Well, if anyone can find him, Ben can.

22:13Right, Lily.

22:16Tell us again exactly what our will said to you.

22:19Word for word.

22:20Don't miss anything out.

22:23Think.

22:25Come on.

22:25All right.

22:26Go easy on her.

22:27She'll be a kid.

22:28As is my grandson.

22:29Who is missing?

22:31Lily.

22:32I don't know.

22:33He just said he needed his passport and that.

22:35He didn't say where he was going or anything.

22:37Oh, useless.

22:38Aye.

22:39Go easy on her.

22:40Asking her the same questions over and over again isn't going to unearth some big clue,

22:43you know.

22:44Have you finished, Leanne?

22:45Have you?

22:45I was just saying.

22:47Yeah.

22:48Well, for what it's worth, I just have this feeling.

22:53You know, a hunch, an instinct, call it what you will.

22:57But I don't think he's gone very far away at all.

22:59In fact, I think he's in the vicinity.

23:02Well, look, we're not going to get anywhere stood around arguing, are we?

23:05We just need to get out there and keep looking for him.

23:08Come on.

23:09Thank you, Lily.

23:14You are unbelievable.

23:17What?

23:17I thought I was bad, but you?

23:20You're just a massive, great lush.

23:22Oh, do you mind?

23:24Nobody wants to wake up to that face.

23:26I think your Steve would beg to differ.

23:28Ooh, my Steve.

23:31Fraudian slip, klaxon.

23:32Hey, hey, don't go changing the subject.

23:35You neglected your duties.

23:36Oh, what am I?

23:37A sergeant major?

23:39You're supposed to be looking after your poorly father,

23:41but instead you're getting trashed and setting fire to the house.

23:45Thank God I came in when I did.

23:47The whole street could have gone up.

23:49I love how you've reinvented yourself as Little Miss Perfect.

23:53Oh, that poor man.

23:57He's probably got smoke inhalation on the lung.

24:00Someone better go and check on him.

24:02All right, I'm going.

24:06Oh.

24:07Removing the evidence.

24:10Killer move.

24:13Shut your face.

24:14Oh, Casey.

24:15You stink of booze.

24:18Why don't you go and clean your teeth,

24:20lash yourself in that shower

24:21and make yourself look beautiful.

24:23And I'll see you in about three years' time.

24:26Get me?

24:26Come on, Debs.

24:32Don't get upset.

24:34Look on this as a blessing in disguise.

24:36Are you tapped?

24:37On what planet can there be a positive spin on this?

24:40If you're getting this muddled over a booking hall,

24:42then you definitely needed one.

24:44Maybe I'll ask for my money back.

24:47You can't.

24:48You watch me.

24:49When I tell them I've got dementia,

24:50they'll be putty in my hands.

24:51Debbie.

24:52What?

24:52It was a last-minute deal.

24:54So?

24:54So, it's non-refundable.

24:59Please.

25:00Be honest with Ronnie.

25:02Tell him what's going on.

25:06Don't you see, Kat?

25:09That's me problem.

25:13I don't know what's going on.

25:15I don't know what's going on.

25:19I don't know.

25:47You always say it's bad to lie.

25:51I know.

25:53Can I have a cuddle?

25:56I need a nice big hug today.

26:05Tea.

26:06Makes everything OK.

26:09Well, if only.

26:11So, Spain.

26:14Oh, do you have to?

26:15I'll sit to death of talking about it, if I'm being honest.

26:17Well, I find honesty is the best policy.

26:20Do you know what?

26:21I'm probably going to go to sleep tonight

26:22and dream that I'm bullfighting in a flaming flamenco dress.

26:26Reductive.

26:28So I've been thinking.

26:30Yeah, aren't we all overthinking?

26:32And I thought it's been ages since I felt some sun on my back.

26:37OK.

26:40And I thought that we maybe could go on a little holiday together

26:45and maybe we could let Betsy hang out with Becky a bit

26:49and we could do our own thing,

26:50maybe go check out some sights and stuff.

26:55That's very kind of you.

26:56I thought so.

26:58Quite magnanimous, actually.

26:59Oh.

27:00Look it up.

27:04People usually say magnanimous in defeat.

27:08Well, defeat needs some sanding between the toes,

27:12so it ain't the most of it.

27:14That's very loud.

27:26Oh, one second.

27:29Oh.

27:30I'm quite noise-sensitive.

27:32Not very good with multiple stimuli.

27:34Sorry, my head's a bit, you know, well, life's a bit.

27:37I know.

27:38Sorry, hon.

27:38It's the domestic goddess and me.

27:40I see it, I do it.

27:41Anyway, come on.

27:42Sit yourself down, Kenny lad.

27:44I have made you a gorgeous egg butty

27:47to help you build up your strength.

27:49Yeah, well, Tracy's been an awful long time in the bathroom.

27:54Constipation can be a very unwelcome guest.

27:56It sounded like she was in the shower.

27:58Oh, well.

27:59What do I know?

28:00Anyway, sandwich.

28:02Oh.

28:03You love my cooking, don't you, hey?

28:06And you can't go wrong with an egg butty.

28:08Do you know, if I was on death row,

28:12I think I'd have one of them for me last supper.

28:15It's the last supper from the Bible, isn't that?

28:17It is?

28:18Yeah.

28:18I love the scriptures, me.

28:20In another life, I could have been a nun.

28:23Oh.

28:24What?

28:25What on earth has happened to the tablecloth?

28:29Oh.

28:31Um, have you any idea where the tablecloth is?

28:34Hmm.

28:36I'm sure Silla Black here has spilt the tea

28:38about me being drunk as a skunk

28:40and nearly burning the house down.

28:42Slight exaggeration.

28:44Anyway, in my defence, on reflection,

28:47she's to blame.

28:48I have no idea what you're talking about.

28:51Practically poured it down my neck.

28:53Actually, Tracy, love,

28:56I think you'll find I haven't said a word.

28:58And as for foursome booze down your screech,

29:01well, I didn't...

29:02You were drunk, was she?

29:04I can't lie.

29:05It's not in me nature.

29:07Yes, she was.

29:08Candles burning, tablecloth practically ablaze the lot.

29:11It's a good job I came in when I did.

29:13Really?

29:13Yeah, I mean, I have been in rehab

29:15with some chronic alcoholics,

29:17but even I was like, wow.

29:20Tracy, show Cassie some respect.

29:23Oh, thank you, Ken.

29:25I really appreciate that.

29:27Because when you think about it,

29:29I've saved lives today.

29:31Just call me the 4th Emergency Service.

29:36Tell him.

29:40Right, well, um...

29:43I've been getting myself into a bit of a...

29:47a bit of a pick-up.

29:50Getting confused.

29:52Well, that's understandable.

29:54Unfortunately,

29:55it comes with the turf.

29:58You're calling me a turf?

30:00Hmm.

30:02I don't know why I'm joking.

30:03No, you can do whatever you want to do, all right?

30:06Don't beat yourself up so much.

30:07Well...

30:11The thing is, I, um...

30:14I...

30:15I think my symptoms are getting worse.

30:21Yeah.

30:23I'm wondering if I've had another TIA.

30:27You know, in my sleep.

30:31Because, yeah.

30:32Yeah, that would make sense.

30:33It's okay, come here.

30:36It's okay.

30:43I'm a bit scared.

30:47I know, darling.

30:50I know.

30:50Which is why, um...

30:55This holiday couldn't have come at a better time.

30:58Hmm?

30:58Mm-hmm.

30:59Presumably,

31:00that is why you suggested it, mate.

31:04Mm-hmm.

31:05Was it not your idea?

31:07Well, we all need a little...

31:09a little push sometimes, don't we?

31:11Mm-hmm.

31:13Oh, who cares whose idea it is?

31:16Mm-hmm.

31:17That's the spirit.

31:18Come at you.

31:18Mm-hmm.

31:19It's not good, is it?

31:25Hey, give yourself a break.

31:28Literally.

31:30And figuratively.

31:33Oh.

31:34Figuratively.

31:38I do love a man with a big bitch, Harry.

31:40Mm-hmm.

31:45Steady!

31:47Mm.

31:47Any joy?

31:50Take a wild guess.

31:51I will kill him.

31:52I will.

31:53I will kill him.

31:54Just wait till I get my hands on him.

31:55Why is he doing this?

31:56Oh, don't be like that.

31:57Anything could have happened to him.

31:58Oh, babe, don't make out like he's been kidnapped or something.

32:00You never know, yeah?

32:01Some right horror stories.

32:02Will you stop it?

32:03Stop saying things like that.

32:04And is that before or after he came back to get his passport?

32:06Because I don't recall Lily saying he had two dodgy geezers in Toho open a gun to his head.

32:11I will ring his neck.

32:14Well.

32:15Usually if I'm in trouble, you'd call me William.

32:18Oh, my God.

32:19Where have you been, son?

32:21Are you okay?

32:23I'm fine.

32:24What's happened?

32:25You remember Megan, my coach?

32:42Former coach.

32:43Of course, but how come he was with you?

32:45I found him using the showers at the sports complex this lunchtime.

32:49I got the shock of my life, actually.

32:51He'd bedded down in one of the changing rooms.

32:55Really?

32:56Got him in the car, drove him straight back.

32:58And you didn't think of picking up the phone and calling us?

33:01I could see he was a flight risk.

33:04All right, maybe that's dramatic, but I was convinced he was going to run off again, so...

33:08Well, you could have called the police.

33:10And I was right, wasn't I?

33:11Because as soon as we get back here, he's legged it again.

33:14Sorry.

33:15Sorry.

33:15I've found this pretty stressful.

33:17Yeah, I can imagine.

33:18We've been worried sick.

33:20I just, I wanted to get him home in one piece.

33:23And I did, so...

33:24Job done.

33:25Yeah.

33:26Stop having a go at her.

33:28She's done nothing wrong.

33:29Yeah, of course.

33:30Thank you, Megan.

33:32I should have called you.

33:33Of course I should.

33:34But I was that scared he'd disappear.

33:37I just, I didn't want to risk it.

33:39I'm sorry.

33:40I was wrong.

33:42Well, he's here now, so...

33:43Yeah, and we are really grateful.

33:45Aye, we are that.

33:47I'm, I'm sorry I put you through it.

33:49I wasn't thinking straight.

33:51Look, how much do we owe you?

33:52I feel we should pay you for your time.

33:53Eva, go and get the petty cash, even just for petrol.

33:55Put your money away.

33:57Right, I'm just glad he's home and safe.

34:00And not in some pigging changing room in Hull.

34:02Come here.

34:03What?

34:08Carla wants to come to Spain?

34:10Does she have to ruin everything?

34:12She won't be hanging out with us two.

34:14You know, her and Mum are going to do their own thing.

34:18Yeah.

34:19Of course, you're right.

34:20Sorry, what am I like?

34:23That is fantastic.

34:25Absolutely brilliant.

34:27I am so.

34:29Stop.

34:29She doesn't ruin everything.

34:31No, I know.

34:33I just, I worry about her sometimes.

34:38I mean, is she a little bit volatile?

34:42I mean, I heard the way she spoke to you,

34:44and you must be so used to it now that you don't even see it anymore.

34:47But some people, not me, might say she's a bit toxic.

34:54I mean, threatening to kill me, that wasn't nice, was it?

34:57Oh, I don't know.

34:59Maybe I'm wrong.

35:00She was really good to me and Mum when you were, when you were dead.

35:08Yeah?

35:09Everyone has their moments, and I think it's really good that she wants to come.

35:14Do you know?

35:15Her and Mum can do their own thing.

35:17We can do ours without them interfering.

35:18As if I wasn't hurtling to an early grave already with all of the stress that this family causes me.

35:30You have taken ten years off my life.

35:32I hope you know that.

35:33I'm so sorry, Nana.

35:35I'll tell you when you'll really be sorry.

35:37If you'll ever do it again.

35:40Now, come here and give me a hug, you big yeejit.

35:42Er, don't I get one?

35:46Oh, come here, Susie.

35:50Don't call me that.

35:52Are you coming to the fireworks tonight with us?

35:55Er...

35:56Oh, we've only just got back, sweetheart.

35:57You must be knackered after all the excitement.

36:00Excitement?

36:01You know what I mean.

36:02Right, enough of this chitty-chatting.

36:04I'm sure Ben will be wanting to have some serious words.

36:08Talk some sense into the lad.

36:09Actually, yeah.

36:10Can you all give us some space?

36:13Come on, Trouble.

36:14Let's get you ready for them fireworks, eh?

36:15I need my nails to you and have you seen the state of them?

36:19Now, take as long as you want.

36:22We will.

36:29Thanks for the permission, Maggie.

36:32So, come on, lad.

36:34Tell me what this is all about.

36:35I've told you so many times, Dad.

36:38But you just won't listen.

36:40Just tell me again and maybe I will.

36:41I don't want to leave Hull.

36:43All of my mates are there.

36:44I don't believe you.

36:45Who do I know here?

36:47You know us.

36:48Look me in the eye, son, and tell me that again.

36:50Tell you what?

36:50Because if this is about wanting to be in Hull,

36:52how come you needed your passport?

36:56I don't know.

36:56I just did.

36:57Really?

36:58You sure about that?

37:00And what about the love letter that we found?

37:02You sure it didn't have anything to do with that?

37:04Oh, great.

37:05Oh, so you've been going through my things as well?

37:07Nice one.

37:07Well, for your information, that was from ages back.

37:11God, you're embarrassing.

37:12Do you think I came down in the last short?

37:14You must have done.

37:15Because you're so wrong, it's laughable.

37:16Don't speak to me like that.

37:18Like what?

37:18Like I'm a piece of dirt in your shirt.

37:20All right.

37:21OK, this has gone too far now.

37:23Let's just take five minutes.

37:26Now, neither of us want you running off again.

37:28Do we, Ben?

37:29Of course not.

37:32Why don't I run you a nice hot bath

37:34and then we can start again afresh, right?

37:36Right.

37:38You just need a night in front of the telly, chilled.

37:40Good night, Kip.

37:42Look, we can chat again tomorrow, OK?

37:44I'm going to make this work, OK?

37:52OK?

37:54OK.

37:59Nah.

38:02Where have you been?

38:08Nowhere.

38:09You know it's geographically impossible, right?

38:12Not if there was an actual village called nowhere.

38:14There is, actually.

38:15It's in Norfolk.

38:16You ever been to Norfolk?

38:17Me, eh?

38:18Which time did you get?

38:19Very, very funny.

38:20Actually, hold up, Bez.

38:22We need a chat.

38:24About Spain.

38:26Do you have to?

38:26I'm a little bit spained out at the moment.

38:30No, it can always wait.

38:39Baby Hutton's creeping in there.

38:40Mm-hmm.

38:41Maybe she's changed her mind.

38:44I'm cussing everything.

38:48Oh.

38:56Why did you feel the need to get so drunk?

38:59I'm working up to it.

39:01Oh, the suspense is killing me.

39:03You're boring the liver out of me, hon.

39:05Listen, my divorce lawyer has dropped me.

39:10OK?

39:11So maybe that's why I'm a little bit all over the place.

39:15So go on, then.

39:16Have a good laugh at my expense.

39:18Why did he drop you?

39:20Why did he drop you, Tracey?

39:23Because I can't afford to pay him.

39:26Satisfied?

39:27Not really, no.

39:29You can't use that as an excuse for what you've done.

39:32It's not an excuse, Dad.

39:33It's an explanation.

39:34Well, no judgment here, babes.

39:37Well, maybe a little.

39:39You know what that means, though?

39:41What?

39:42It means that you and Steve can move forward with finalising the divorce

39:46by signing the...

39:48What was it?

39:49The conditional order.

39:50No.

39:51No way.

39:52That business is mine, not his.

39:55He's not having half of my flower shop.

39:57A divorce is a messy business.

39:59Why are you so obsessed with me, Cassie?

40:01I'm not sure where you get that idea from, love.

40:05You are intent on getting your hands on everything that's mine.

40:09Well, I'll tell you something.

40:10I will stay married to Steve for the rest of my life

40:13if it means I keep my shop.

40:15You wouldn't dare.

40:17Watch me.

40:17I'm not being funny, Ken.

40:23Well, she doesn't do herself any favours, does she?

40:25She really does not.

40:27That's the main swimming pool.

40:32No, actually, I think that's the infinity pool.

40:35Eh.

40:36Oh, you know, I think you're right.

40:38This holiday is just what the doctor ordered.

40:41And the business will be in safe hands while you're away.

40:43I've got all the info on all the events that are happening in your absence.

40:46And we've been through it all, haven't we?

40:48Yep, and we'll go through it again before you leave,

40:50just to be on the safe side.

40:51I want you to be able to completely relax while you're on this holiday.

40:53And Ryan's going to step up, yeah?

40:56He's really trustworthy, is there we're right?

40:58Yeah.

40:59Yeah, of course.

40:59He's the top bloke.

41:02Just want to make sure he doesn't feel overwhelmed.

41:05Oh.

41:07You're a good man, you cow.

41:10Apart from when you're sleeping with your brother's wife

41:12and doing them dodgy MOTs.

41:17Anyway, in order for all this to work...

41:21Mm-hm.

41:21I will need to access your business account.

41:24Just to make some payments, transfer of the ATs, that sort of thing.

41:27Oh, no, don't be daft.

41:29I can sort all that out on one of my many gadabout vineyard tours.

41:33I must remember not to swallow just spate.

41:38You must be so relieved.

41:40Yeah.

41:42So, what did he say?

41:44What was it all about?

41:45I didn't get very far, ma.

41:47Kids, huh?

41:47They keep their cards very close to their chests.

41:51You were the same.

41:52I never ran away.

41:53No, you were a good boy.

41:55But a closed book sometimes, Leanne.

41:58Hell, yeah.

41:59Right?

42:00It's my fault, babe.

42:02We did this big move for me.

42:03Oh, shush, darling.

42:04He just wants to be with his mates.

42:05It's not your fault, either.

42:07No, it's not.

42:09You've changed your tune.

42:10It's a lady's prerogative.

42:12He's hiding something, ma.

42:14Sure, we're all hiding something, son.

42:17Every single one of us.

42:19You just have to find a clever way to chip at the layers.

42:22I will.

42:23I'll get to the bottom of it.

42:25You just wait and see.

42:25Okay.

42:25I'm so sorry.

42:45What were you thinking, going for your passport?

42:47What?

42:48We can't run away abroad.

42:51We need to stop people being suspicious.

42:53Not encourage it.

42:56Oh, God.

42:57Now the police are going to be sniffing around and...

42:59I can't.

42:59I can't live with them, will you?

43:00Just calm down, darling, okay?

43:02You've got to stop being a loose cannon.

43:05Yeah.

43:07I'm working a plan.

43:08Come on.

43:10Plan for us to be together.

43:12How long will that take?

43:13Chill your boots.

43:16We'll be together again soon.

43:17We just need to bide our time.

43:47How long will that take?

44:02We'll be together again soon.

44:04We'll be together again soon.

44:10We'll be together again soon.

44:12We'll be together again soon.

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