In this episode of “Coronation Street,” relationships are tested, secrets are revealed, and tensions rise as the residents of Weatherfield face new challenges. From love to betrayal, this episode brings the drama, suspense, and emotional moments. English dub and subtitles included.
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01:12But we're both pointing in the same direction.
01:15We're starting the celebrations early.
01:17We're under orders in the birthday card.
01:19Come on, love. Give me your hand.
01:22One, two, and three. Off you go.
01:25Yes.
01:26Now, tonight, it's just drinks and nibbles.
01:29I don't like a fuss.
01:3165, eh?
01:33Hey, you're nothing but a newborn baby.
01:36Oh, get away with you.
01:38Listen, I don't tell you the number of times I've celebrated somewhat or other in the Rovers down the years.
01:46I'll be there. Great.
01:48I'll be more than happy to raise a glass with you.
01:50Fantastic. You know, it just isn't a proper party, unless there are a few fine-looking fellas.
01:58I'll see you later.
01:59You will. Be careful.
02:01Now, you'll be coming to my party later, won't you?
02:06Just drinks and nibbles. I don't like a fuss.
02:09I'm always up for a party, me.
02:11I'd be delighted, Maggie. Thank you.
02:13Ken, do you want me to fetch my grandson to help with this tree?
02:16Oh, yeah. That'd be great. That's...
02:17No, no, no. We're fine. We're fine.
02:19Oh, it's all right for you to say. You're not doing out.
02:21I'm the patriarch of the family. I shouldn't have to.
02:24Exactly, Ken. Why have a dog and bark yourself.
02:29I'll see you all later. Can't stop. I've got a hair appointment.
02:33All right. Bye-bye.
02:35Did she just call me a dog?
02:42Hey, Befty girl. Ready when you're up?
02:45We just put the Christmas decorations up.
02:57Customers won't be able to find the bar through this lot.
03:00Yeah, I'll be there in an hour. Cheers.
03:02Oh, no, you don't. You're not going anywhere.
03:04It was your idea to decorate for your mum's birthday party tonight.
03:07But Ollie can handle that.
03:09Oh, yeah. Nothing better for heartbreak than rummaging through a filthy box of rubbish.
03:13Your mother, your idea, your responsibility.
03:16It'll be fine, night of my life. I need to pick up the flowers.
03:19Me and I ain't got a deal.
03:20Oh, Tracy won't like that.
03:21Well, I couldn't give two oots what Tracy does and doesn't like.
03:24I'm not having this one. Propping up a bar while we do all the work.
03:27I'm not scathing. I swear I've got a million things to do.
03:29Me and Sean can handle lunch.
03:31Oh, thank you, Glenda.
03:33Now, listen, what would you say to a nice leisurely lunch?
03:37I would say, oh, hi, nice leisurely lunch.
03:40Great. Can you take my mat out?
03:42I beg your pardon?
03:43After she gets her hair done.
03:44Please, I don't want her to see this place until it's done up.
03:47Or worse, directing me from a bar stall.
03:49Thought they'd spell anniversary wrong on this one.
03:51Just, er, take her somewhere local. Nice girly lunch, yeah?
03:54Nice girly lunch, me and your mum?
03:56What are we, sex in the city?
03:58I'm gonna kill him.
04:01You've done a lovely job there, Maria.
04:04Aww, well, I'm very pleased that you like it.
04:07So convenient to have a salon right across the street.
04:10Eva said this place would soon feel like home.
04:13Well, I'm surprised she came back here at all, to be honest.
04:16How do you mean?
04:17Oh, just ignore me. I'm not one for gossiping.
04:20Since when?
04:22And what is a hairdresser's for but gossip?
04:25Maggie, I am like a priest, me.
04:27Whatever I hear under them dryers goes to me grave.
04:30And if you believe that...
04:33I meant to say, er...
04:36Sorry about having words while the lads were fighting.
04:40It's just, you know...
04:42I'm not one to bear a grudge, so...
04:45We'll say no more about it.
04:46Okay?
04:47Oh, that's fine by me.
04:48And look, I'm sorry too. I shouldn't have kicked off like that.
04:52Boys will be boys, eh?
04:53Don't I well know it, with two of me own and now two grandsons to boot.
04:58Oh, do you know what I'm gonna do?
05:01I'm gonna go and get you them conditioners I was on about.
05:03Think of it as a birthday present.
05:05What exactly is the beef between Maria and Eva?
05:16I know I am a wee bit psychic, but you don't have to be to get the sense that there's bad blood between the two of them.
05:22I really shouldn't say.
05:24Oh, come on.
05:26It is my birthday after all.
05:29Okay, so, Maria and Aidan used to have a bit of a thing.
05:34They never.
05:36While he was with Eva.
05:37I've already said too much.
05:39There you go.
05:40Don't tell the boss.
05:41Oh, you're so kind.
05:43Why don't the two of you come to my birthday do tonight at the Rovers?
05:47It should be great, crack.
05:48Oh, hell of a good crack me.
05:49Yeah, we will.
05:50Thanks.
05:51That's dead kind, that.
05:52Oh.
05:53Bethany, can you sort Maggie's payment out?
05:55I just want to tidy the back room.
05:56Yes.
05:57I'll see you later.
05:58See you later.
05:59There you go.
06:05Hiya.
06:06Everything all right over the road?
06:08Yeah, fine.
06:09No, Maria.
06:10What's she doing, waxing a tash in the back?
06:13Listen, I thought I'd take you for lunch.
06:15Lunch?
06:16Do you hear this one?
06:17Where I come from, we call it dinner.
06:18All right, well, something you would eat in the middle of the day.
06:21I'd hate to confuse you.
06:22Not that it takes much.
06:24Well, I never say no to a free meal.
06:27I'll see you later, sweetheart.
06:29Bye, babe.
06:30See you later.
06:31Bye.
06:32Oh, lovely woman.
06:35So this is my posh lunch, is it?
06:46Well, you keep telling us you don't want to fuss.
06:48Well, mission accomplished.
06:50Oh, look.
06:51They do egg and chips.
06:53There's posh for you.
06:55Will you be eating in?
06:57Yeah, please, Roy.
06:58Well, I'll take a seat anyway, please.
07:00Oh, and a happy birthday, Maggie.
07:02Oh, thank you, Roy.
07:04I wanted to come here for my birthday dinner,
07:06because I can't be doing with those fancy restaurants
07:09with the big plates and the tiny bit of food on them
07:11that Eva likes.
07:12Now, will you be coming to my party later?
07:15I will, and I very much appreciate being asked.
07:19Hey, hey, showing your mother-in-law local highlights, are you?
07:26I'm being brought out for my birthday.
07:28Aren't I lucky?
07:30How are you settling in?
07:32Really good, thanks, yeah.
07:33Ben's happy.
07:34Mind you, you'd stand him up somewhere with a pint in his hand
07:36and he's happy anywhere, so...
07:38Don't exaggerate, Mal.
07:40It's really good to have you back.
07:49See, now, this must be the husband.
07:55Hmm.
07:56I wonder how he died.
07:58Well, I don't know, but I suppose it wouldn't be in very good taste
08:00to ask her on her birthday.
08:02Yeah, probably not.
08:03We are making a meal of it, though, aren't we?
08:05Well, if you can't go mad on your birthday, Glenda,
08:07when can you go mad?
08:08Hmm.
08:09Angel, what do you think of her?
08:10Who?
08:11Maggie.
08:12Oh, oh, I do, yes.
08:14She's like a young Maureen O'Hara.
08:16Could you be any more camper?
08:17Possibly, if I tried.
08:23Hey, just finished school?
08:24Nope.
08:25I'm still there.
08:26This is a hologram.
08:28Ask a stupid question, I suppose.
08:31Er, I won't be a sec.
08:32I just need to sort out his training.
08:33Yeah, just nip to the loo.
08:36Will you wind your neck in?
08:38Will you stop flaying with him?
08:40Just stop giving him, and me,
08:42doing looks every time you set eyes on us.
08:44It's not that easy.
08:45Just fix your face before someone clucks something.
08:48Great.
08:49Get back.
08:50Get in here.
08:51We're doing presents.
08:56Hey, get your cards and prezzies ready for inspection,
08:59by her highness.
09:00I don't have time to get him anything.
09:01Get right in.
09:02And the present I got is from both of us.
09:04Oh, cheers, bro.
09:05Oh, wow.
09:06You look amazing, Eva.
09:08What?
09:09And what am I?
09:10Chopped liver?
09:11You look incredible, ma.
09:12Like a young, er...
09:13Rachel Welsh.
09:14Rachel Welsh.
09:15It's so unfair that I've got to miss this party.
09:16Oh, bye-bye.
09:17There'll be loads more.
09:18Yeah, when you're 25, you can do whatever you want, love.
09:19No.
09:20You're 15.
09:21Oh, the half a glass on my birthday isn't going to kill him.
09:22Seeing as he's a drinker these days.
09:24Well, I'm surprised Uncle Finley isn't here for this.
09:25Well, he's living that big Florida life of his, with his teenage girlfriend.
09:27She's 32.
09:28Anyway, let's not dwell on those who aren't here.
09:31Let's concentrate on those who aren't here.
09:32Don't worry about that.
09:33I'm going to worry about that.
09:34It's not that bad.
09:35There'll be loads more.
09:36Yeah, when you're 25, you can do whatever you want, love.
09:37No.
09:38You're 15.
09:39No.
09:40You're 15.
09:41Oh, the half a glass on my birthday is going to kill him.
09:42Seeing as he's a drinker these days.
09:43Well, I'm surprised Uncle Finley isn't here for this.
09:44Well, he's living that big Florida life of his with his teenage girlfriend.
09:47She's 32.
09:48Let's not dwell on those who aren't here.
09:52Let's concentrate on those who are.
09:54Although your father would have loved this, may he rest in peace.
09:58At least until you get there.
10:02Cheers.
10:03Cheers, Mum.
10:04Will, you don't downate.
10:08Will you ever stop having a go with every tiny thing?
10:13Leave it, Ben.
10:15He's got a lot of your dad in him.
10:17He could be a hothead too, you know.
10:37It's not even real.
10:38You found a bottle in the park.
10:40I met Rosewater.
10:41Like he showed me.
10:42With petals from the garden.
10:45I bet it smells rank.
10:46It has the best smell of all, love.
10:48Thank you, sweetheart.
10:50Shall we tuck in?
10:51The boys are up with us.
10:53Oh, bless you all.
10:55The three men in my life.
10:57Aren't I a lucky woman?
11:02Right, just before we do, you know I hate all this fuss on my birthday.
11:06So, I got you boys something too.
11:10It's one of them new game things.
11:12Oh, my God.
11:13Oh, my God.
11:14Hey, watch your language.
11:16And it's to share.
11:18I'm not made of money.
11:19Can we play it now?
11:20You eat your breakfast first.
11:22At least let us try it out.
11:24Please.
11:25Five minutes, then back to the table, all right?
11:27You're the best mum in the world.
11:28Oh, stop.
11:30Go on with cheese.
11:31Where'd you get the money for that?
11:36Discount Dave down the pub.
11:38Did you see their little faces?
11:41Yeah, and I can imagine the carnage in about three minutes' time in one chair of the other.
11:45Why did you never mention this to me?
11:47And when was I supposed to do that?
11:49When you were down the rugby club with your pals?
11:52Or glued to the TV watching a match?
11:54We need to discuss this stuff, Maggie.
11:57You're ruining them.
11:58Do not tell me how to raise my boys.
12:01Everybody's waiting.
12:16I'll be right there.
12:28It's showtime.
12:31I'm not one to bear a grudge.
12:51Everyone is welcome tonight.
12:53So, how are you finding it round here, then, Maggie?
12:55Grand, thank you.
12:56The thing I can't get used to is all the pigeons.
12:59I do not have pigeons in at all.
13:01No.
13:02The seagulls ate them all?
13:04Most of them are drones.
13:06Eh?
13:06They mixed with the real pigeons, the spiners from China.
13:09What?
13:09Chinese pigeon drones?
13:11I've read about it.
13:12In the Beano?
13:13Online.
13:15Well, think about it.
13:15Have you ever seen a baby pigeon?
13:18How does that daft lad even dress himself in the mornings?
13:22We've often wondered.
13:24Stick around, there'll be bubbles later.
13:26Unless you have other plans.
13:29I'll let you know when I do.
13:30Buffet coming through.
13:31Oh, what we having?
13:32Oh, you keep your hands to yourself until the cling film comes off, my girl.
13:36Is that supposed to be me, Benjamin Driscoll?
13:38Are you all, ladies?
13:39I need a pint.
13:40Yeah, you read my mane.
13:41Well, she seems to be going down well with the Pontus.
13:45So are you.
13:46It's all sweetness and light in public.
13:48An absolute cow to me in private.
13:51But you wouldn't be the first woman at odds with a mother-in-law.
13:54Well, the thing is, if I wasn't with her precious Ben, I actually think we'd get on great.
13:59Just do like every other woman's done with her mother-in-law since she's adult.
14:03What's that?
14:04Put on a smile, agree with everything she says, then complain to anyone that'll listen.
14:09Listen.
14:11So, uh, is it a private party or can anyone join?
14:23How'd you get them?
14:31You know, I live in a pub.
14:35Oh, yeah, fair point.
14:37Talking about pubs, I start a shift in 15 minutes, so why don't you get yourself cleaned up, get some coffee down on you before you bring your dad seizure?
14:43Does that sober you up?
14:46Never worked for me, like, but it's what they do in the movies, innit?
14:50Come on, then.
14:51You're going the wrong way.
14:55Get your bag, Will.
14:57That's it.
14:58Come on.
14:59Off you go.
15:07Well, long ago, women would have been well-retired at 65.
15:12Well, you're still working well into your 90s.
15:15Thanks for the reminder.
15:17In fact, I think I'm the only retiree here.
15:20Oh, yeah?
15:21Yeah.
15:22Um, have you got any words of wisdom, Ken, for those of us approaching it?
15:27Don't get old.
15:29Can I get a tray, please?
15:30You don't need a tray, Brian.
15:33Not when I have a big lump of the sun drinking my barrels dry here.
15:36Now, help the gentleman, please, Benjamin.
15:43Ah, in fact, Deidre had a friend who sold her house and bought a cabin on the cruise ship.
15:50How do you mean?
15:51What?
15:51I've read about this.
15:53Mm-hmm.
15:54They sell cabins, light flats.
15:55Oh.
15:56Perpetual travel for the rest of one's days.
15:59It has a certain romantic appeal.
16:02Not to mention state-of-the-art medical care, free food, free booze, and nightly entertainment.
16:07Oh.
16:09What do you reckon, Ken?
16:10Cell number one and sail the Mediterranean for the rest of your life.
16:16How does it feel?
16:17Well, I'm working on a counter-argument.
16:20I'm failing.
16:21Well, if you do decide to sell next door, let me know.
16:24I'll knock through and put in a pool table.
16:28Hey.
16:29Jean's here, please.
16:30Oh, make that two.
16:32What are you doing here?
16:33I invited her.
16:34Did you not hear the girl?
16:36Gin and tonics, Eva.
16:38Chop, chop.
16:46Everyone just treats me like a kid.
16:49Yeah.
16:52Do you know who always says that?
16:54Hmm.
16:55Kids.
16:56Connie.
16:57Look, Will, I know how hard it is uprooting your life.
17:04I get it.
17:05I've been there myself.
17:08But, you know, like me, you'll find your feet with it all.
17:13You'll settle in, you'll meet new friends, and...
17:17You'll meet a good girl.
17:19Hey, come on.
17:21You're a dead nice lad.
17:21Whoa, what in God's name is going on here?
17:29Well, it is a thing.
17:30He was really, really drunk, and I was just trying to sober him up.
17:33Oh, I saw what you were trying to do.
17:34Just, just chill, man.
17:37It's my birthday.
17:38Now, stop making a show of yourself.
17:41Get out in that bar and sober up.
17:43Sober up in the bar.
17:45Don't get smart with me, boy.
17:46Go!
17:47Go!
17:51Don't blame him.
17:53I don't.
17:54I blame you.
17:57Me?
17:58Hang on a minute.
17:59He was drinking in the guinow.
18:00I was trying to help him.
18:01If you want to hang on to your job,
18:04you'll keep your mouth shut
18:05and stay well away from my grandson.
18:08Do you hear me?
18:08Do you hear me?
18:08Will, why don't you come and help me
18:28take the clean film off the food?
18:29You sure I won't mess it up again?
18:31It's not that hard.
18:31Boy, do I love working with teenagers.
18:40Tell me about it.
18:42Oh, here they are.
18:43The life and souls.
18:44Now we can really start the party.
18:46Nice to see you, too.
18:48Tonight is not about you, Leanne.
18:51Toya, don't you look lovely?
18:54Oh, thanks, Maggie.
18:55You really light up a room.
18:57When you walk out a bit.
19:00Hey, I thought you'd be made up.
19:01This is us made up.
19:02It's the Battersby Way, innit?
19:06Hey, what have I missed?
19:08Oh, come on, love, sit down.
19:10Your father's gone mad.
19:11He's sole number one to the new landlord
19:14who wants it so that he can knock through
19:16to put a pool table in it.
19:19What?
19:21Two more G&Ts, please, Eva.
19:25Lauren, could you serve this customer for me, please?
19:28Oh, fine.
19:29Lovely customer service.
19:33Well, if you don't like it, you know what you can do.
19:35Oh, well, you just let it go.
19:37You've got Ben now and I'm married.
19:40Do you still dabble in home-wrecking or...?
19:42I don't know what you're laughing at,
19:45your colourful history.
19:46Er, no.
19:47Don't talk to her like that.
19:48Get out.
19:49You're bad.
19:50Oh, what for?
19:51For sleeping with your boyfriend 150 years ago?
19:53What's going on?
19:55She just said I'm bad.
19:56Eva, what has got into you?
19:58She is my guest.
20:00Ben, I don't want to marry.
20:01And as landlady, it is my prerogative, so...
20:04Tonight is my birthday and I am the co-owner.
20:08You wouldn't have got near this place without my money.
20:11She stays.
20:13Thank you, Maggie.
20:14We spoke about this, babe.
20:16You know, this is a fresh start.
20:17You shouldn't go up resurrecting old grudges some years ago.
20:21So you're going to agree with him, Mum?
20:22Again.
20:23All right, fine.
20:31You could have encouraged him.
20:33Don't go lecturing me.
20:34There's plenty I could say.
20:36If they lost the game, it's not the end of the world.
20:38We need to teach them about life.
20:40About winning.
20:41Or do you want to leave it to those imbecile teachers at his school?
20:44I'd rather them than you.
20:46Filling his head with unrealistic rubbish!
20:49No.
20:52Dad!
20:53What are you doing?
20:57Is this because we lost the match?
21:00You know how seriously your father takes his rugby son?
21:04It's a bit too much sometimes.
21:06I'll do better.
21:09So?
21:11I know you will, son.
21:22Thank you all for coming.
21:24And for making my family so welcome.
21:27I know it hasn't been long.
21:29But I feel certain we made the right decision moving to this street.
21:34And this wonderful community full of close, loving families.
21:39So, let's fill our bellies and our glasses and celebrate.
21:4565 years and still going strong.
21:48Good night, Ken.
22:07Good night.
22:08Good night, Ken.
22:09Good night.
22:10Good night.
22:13Happy?
22:14Yes, I am.
22:17Do you know I'm saving the story about the time I bumped off school with my mates and went to the pictures and you were outside the exit waiting for me?
22:23I needed eyes in the back of my head with you two.
22:27Especially after...
22:28Dad?
22:28I suppose there's times like this, you know, doing family stuff I'm missing the most.
22:35Me too.
22:36He'd have been dead proud of the way you stepped up, though.
22:39I know that.
22:41Come here, here, and give your old mum a big hug.
22:4360, flame and five.
22:53That's better than the alternative.
22:54Am I the only one working here?
22:56All right.
23:03She has done that to wind me up.
23:05Oh, don't let it get to you.
23:06She doesn't even know Maria.
23:08Why is she acting like their best friends all of a sudden?
23:10She hates me.
23:12Maria or Maggie?
23:13Both.
23:14Oh, look, I've already told you.
23:15Mother-in-laws never think that anybody's good enough for their precious little boys.
23:19You've been talking to Glenda?
23:20Trust me, she is not a normal mother-in-law.
23:23She is deranged.
23:24This one time, right, I'd bought Ben a cashmere jumper.
23:27Beautiful.
23:27Well, it was a cashmere mix, but anyway, he loved it.
23:30What did she go and do?
23:32Accidentally put it on a hot wash.
23:34When that jumper came out, Susie would have been hard pushed to fit in that.
23:38Well, it could have been a genuine mistake.
23:40Oh, please.
23:41Who's side are you on?
23:41It's bad enough that Ben thinks the sun shines out of a hacienda.
23:45It is like living with the Sopranos.
23:48And manipulate.
23:49Don't get me started on how much that woman manipulates him.
23:52And he's all like, oh, yes, Mum.
23:54Great, Mum.
23:54Three bags pig in full, Mum.
23:59Before you ask, Leon, castration was pretty painless.
24:02Sixty-five, though.
24:07I mean, fifties, you can still have it.
24:09Matt Damon, he's hot.
24:11Jamie Foxx, he is hot.
24:13Three more years and I'll be the ripe old age, my son.
24:16Are you going to hate him or shall I?
24:18What?
24:19George Clooney, he's hot.
24:21Yeah.
24:23Where did my dad go?
24:25Oh, he's gone home.
24:25He was feeling a little...
24:26He was upset.
24:28By what?
24:29By you kicking off when you thought he'd blown your inheritance.
24:33Which he was never going to do anyway.
24:34I think the landlord might have trouble getting a change of use permission anyway.
24:39Fair point.
24:40Yes, but it's not the point I want to make.
24:43It's like this, Tracy.
24:45As you get older, you cherish your relationships more and more.
24:50Especially the ones that are close to us.
24:53I miss Jenny every day.
24:56Same for me with Julie.
24:58Hayley.
24:59And I miss Gran.
25:01Believe me, money.
25:03I mean nothing compared to spending time with a loved one.
25:08And on that point, I'm off to my bed.
25:11Oh, time.
25:14Don't take it for granted.
25:17Right, Rita, I'll walk you.
25:19Come on, you.
25:19We're going this way.
25:21Good night.
25:23So anything else you want to get off your chest?
25:25Right, I'd better get back to work.
25:27See you.
25:30Look, I know you're going to defend her.
25:32It's fine.
25:33I get it.
25:34But, babe, she has turned you into a right mummy's boy.
25:38And it's not just you.
25:39It's Will and Ollie and all.
25:40Cheers.
25:41Oh, come on.
25:42You can't be acting all hurt now.
25:44You love it.
25:45That woman worships you.
25:47And meanwhile, I feel like it's a life's mission to make me feel as much use as a cardboard chip pan.
25:54Babe, you've got to remember, things weren't easy after my dad died.
25:57It was just the three of us.
25:59She had to take care of everything.
26:01I'm sorry, babe.
26:01You can't keep using that excuse.
26:04I was raised by a single mum too, you know.
26:06Look, what do you want?
26:07I, I would just like it if you would occasionally take my side, please.
26:14Can she be difficult?
26:16Yes.
26:16But she can also be really generous.
26:20And if it wasn't for her chipping in big time, we wouldn't have been able to get this place.
26:25I'm going to go and grab some plates.
26:30I'm just...
26:31Yeah.
26:32And with our Ben, it was all sport, sport, sport.
26:36Morning, noon and night.
26:37Rugby, I take it.
26:38Yes.
26:40Captain in primary.
26:41House captain in secondary.
26:44Then school captain and captain of the county team.
26:47Your other son?
26:48Finley.
26:49Oh, could charm the birds out of the trees, that fella.
26:53Well, you're very fortunate to have such a loving family.
26:56I am.
26:58Although, you wouldn't think it to hear us kicking off.
27:01I suspect Audrey and Ken may empathise, but then that's a whole part of life's reached tapestry full of surprises.
27:08Oh, I'm not so keen on those.
27:10I prefer to read the cards.
27:13All right, let's have a look at you.
27:15Right, you two.
27:16I'm no sloping off like your mates.
27:19The night is young, even if I'm not.
27:23Well?
27:24Well, I just wanted to let you know that it wasn't me coming on to Will before.
27:28Look, I'm not having a go, but he's just a kid.
27:30So you're saying that Will came on to you?
27:34Well, yeah, obviously.
27:37Look, Drew Ptoll, I don't want to think bad of me.
27:41I absolutely love working here.
27:42Oh, for pity's sake, he'll be crying next.
27:45Just stop it.
27:45It's okay.
27:47We're sorted.
27:51You mentioned cards.
27:54It's not tarot, though, is it?
27:55Because that is dead scaring.
27:57Oh, I'll have nothing to do with that hanged man stuff.
27:59Well, like most forms of fortune telling, it relies on belief and, well, selective memory and a willingness to augment predictions that have a certain base in fact and ignore the rest.
28:19Well, all I know is, I did predict my friend Jeannie's divorce, my cousin losing his business, and me Auntie Nuala meeting a fair-haired man.
28:34And she hadn't had any man at all since before decimalisation.
28:39What's decimalisation?
28:40What's all this?
28:42Oh, Maggie's claiming to predict the future of the pack of cards.
28:45Why do I think that your tongue is firmly stuck in your cheek?
28:50You two are barred.
28:53Just that, you know, I'm a believer.
28:57In what?
28:58In the future.
28:59You know, in a higher plane, healing, na-may.
29:04Right.
29:04Well, the next time me bunions are playing up.
29:08Well, I thought you'd gone to China to make those yourself.
29:12No, they were in your cauldron.
29:14Ooh, party tricks.
29:16It's no trick.
29:18She could predict your future.
29:19Yes, please.
29:20Hey, I thought you might have told that kind of thing.
29:23Right, the four suits.
29:26Hearts, diamonds, spades, clubs, representing water, fire, earth, and air.
29:35Pick two cards and place them face down.
29:37Now, what would you like to know?
29:46Um, what does the future hold?
29:49Oh, classic.
29:51Yeah.
29:51It seems you will be having an unexpected visit.
29:59Ooh.
30:02Or an invitation.
30:03I was going to suggest the cabana.
30:06Next.
30:08Um, okay.
30:09Well, I've got to ask.
30:11Am I going to be lucky in love?
30:13What is it?
30:20Is it bad news?
30:22I say jealousy.
30:23I'm not a jealous type.
30:25Oh, not you.
30:26Someone else who's jealous and means you ill will.
30:30Oh, I hope you've not been a naughty boy.
30:34He values his life too much.
30:36Yeah.
30:37Don't I just?
30:38Oh.
30:39Oh.
30:39Lovely couple, aren't they?
30:41Oh, Jesus.
30:43Don't suppose I can tempt you?
30:45Thanks, but not.
30:46Coward.
30:54Shift your booty then.
30:56I'm sorry.
30:58You, er, skiving off while you're keeping the stairs warm?
31:01I'm a break, actually.
31:02Party that bad, eh?
31:04Nah.
31:06Well, I don't know.
31:08Don't worry.
31:09I won't tell me nan.
31:10Yeah, cheers.
31:11I'm my biggest fan at the minute, anyway.
31:13Any reason in particular?
31:14You know, I love that you think me just being me would be enough.
31:19Not for me.
31:24Will tried to kiss me earlier.
31:25He never.
31:26Yeah.
31:26And then your nan walked in on us thinking it was me throwing myself at him.
31:29Oh, brilliant.
31:30Yeah, well, I'm glad she found it funny.
31:32She's been around the block enough to know it's probably just a 15-year-old boy trying it on rather than you fancying a kid.
31:37Yeah, well, she had a good job at hiding it.
31:38She's probably just shocked to discover her little precious will has discovered sex.
31:42Seriously, her bark is worse than her bite.
31:45You'll be fine.
31:46I've got to go sort the cake, so if you're done skiving...
31:50Oh, the king of spades, you will meet a dark-haired man.
32:05Or someone who has a fire in his chart.
32:10There's a chart.
32:11He'll be ambitious.
32:12Oh, I like ambition.
32:13And could be self-serving.
32:16So, let's be clear.
32:18I'm going to get a legal letter, encounter danger, and make a hot, selfish Adonis.
32:24Well, I didn't hear mention of Adonis.
32:26A girl can drain.
32:28I'll just be getting off now.
32:30Oh, dear.
32:31No, you will not.
32:32There's cake coming.
32:33I had my fortune tall once in Blackpool.
32:41They said I'd marry, but the marriage would end in sadness.
32:45Don't they all?
32:46Oh, do I take it you're divorced, or...?
32:48No, actually, the boy's father is dead.
32:54And, um, what's that recent thing?
32:58Ben was 11.
32:59No, it happened on my birthday, as it goes, so...
33:03So, sorry, Adonis.
33:04Happy birthday to you.
33:09Happy birthday to you.
33:14Happy birthday, dear Mum.
33:19Happy birthday to you.
33:27Did you make a wish?
33:28I did it.
33:30Right, now, who wants the first slice?
33:33Hey!
33:34It's your mum's birthday, so maybe she should have...
33:36Tuck in, darling.
33:40Here, I gave that to you.
33:43In this world, you need to look after number one, all right?
33:46Because I'm telling you, no other beggar will.
33:49Apart from me, a mother's love beats everything and anything.
33:53Remember that?
33:54I thought you had to work?
33:57Swap shouts at the new lad.
33:59I thought we could go out to the park or something.
34:00Oh, blast at the big spenders.
34:05You know I don't get paid till next Friday.
34:07Life lesson for you, lads.
34:08If there's one thing worse than a whiner, it's a cheapskate.
34:12Right, now, who wants to go and get a big, fat ice cream?
34:15Yes!
34:16With a plane?
34:17Yes!
34:18Go on, get your coats on.
34:24Is that coming?
34:26There's something he wants to watch on TV.
34:32Let's not forget my dar.
34:34To Alan.
34:36Miss you.
34:37To Alan.
34:37To Alan.
34:38Come on, everyone, eat up.
34:55We don't want to be working our way through this for weeks to come.
34:59Cheers, Nana.
35:00You know I love it.
35:01I'm just watching my waistline.
35:03He made it himself.
35:05Ace, I love cake, mate.
35:06And as for our will's fry-up this morning...
35:12Oh, regular little Von Trapp family.
35:14Diamonds, every one of them.
35:16And my boy.
35:18Oh.
35:20I wonder if I might take...
35:22Oh, seconds, is it?
35:23No, no, no, no.
35:24I just wanted to apologise.
35:26I had no idea your husband died so suddenly.
35:30It was crass of me to bring you up on such a happy occasion.
35:32It was a long time ago.
35:34Obviously, it must have been a traumatic experience for you, being so young.
35:39Oh, my ma said it was a long time ago.
35:42If anybody should be traumatised, it's her.
35:44At least they didn't have to witness it.
35:45Oh, dear.
35:46Eva, put on some tunes there.
35:49And let that be an end to it.
35:51It's my birthday.
35:53Ramp up the volume.
35:58Wake up, Maggie.
35:59I think I've got something to say to you.
36:05She's made September and I wish you to be back at school.
36:11We need to speak inside.
36:13Having a nice time?
36:32It's nice as you, but what I just heard.
36:35What?
36:36You trying to kiss Lauren?
36:39No, I didn't.
36:40Oh, so she's lying, is she?
36:42All right, yeah, I did.
36:44What, to get back at me, or...?
36:46A bit like you and Daniel, I suppose.
36:48Trying to stop people being suspicious.
36:49Oh, don't be so childish.
36:50Okay, so it's okay for you, but not for me?
36:52I know this is hard.
36:54So why don't we just tell everyone, then?
36:55Will, you are 15 and I am your coach.
36:59So, okay, so you're saying we can't be seen in the open together?
37:03No, no, no, that's not what I'm saying.
37:08Believe me, I want it just as much as you do, but...
37:12Look, if we want to stay together, we need to plan it properly.
37:16You do want us to stay together.
37:25Yeah.
37:26Yeah, yeah, me too, more than anything.
37:32Look, you should go in first.
37:35And no more kissing girls, all right?
37:36Only me.
37:56Still in the land of the living, then?
37:59You know, I'm beginning to think that if you ever play word association,
38:03the first thing that would spring to mind for Dad will be dead.
38:05That is really harsh.
38:09Actually, it would be difficult or deirdre.
38:13Oh, nicely played.
38:16You know, Tracey, there never was any serious intent to sell to the Rovers.
38:20Why did you say it, then?
38:22Nor was there a serious offer.
38:25But what is so dismaying and so predictable
38:29is that your initial feelings weren't for my well-being,
38:33but for your inheritance.
38:35That is a terrible thing to say.
38:39Oh, go on.
38:40I admit it.
38:42You sailing the seven seas with a load of geriatric widows
38:46didn't immediately strike me as the best use of the money.
38:50My money.
38:51Let me finish.
38:52Let me finish.
38:52But I realise the money's not important.
38:58You're here and you're relatively healthy,
39:01although goodness knows how with Cassie as nursemaid.
39:05I've kind of taken that for granted.
39:11Do you know what I do first thing every morning when I wake up?
39:15Say a little prayer?
39:16Sorry.
39:18I smile.
39:19Time is the precious thing, Tracey.
39:22You're right.
39:24And from now on, we're going to spend as much time together as we can.
39:30Nothing will please me more.
39:32Right, well, starting from now.
39:33Come on, put your book down.
39:35Grab your coat.
39:36Going back to the Rovers.
39:37Oh.
39:39Really?
39:39Um, I was hoping to watch a documentary on the science of decay.
39:44Hmm.
39:45There's free booze.
39:48Oh, all right.
39:49Well, we'll start tomorrow.
39:51How about that?
39:54I hang on every word we say
39:58Oh, buggy!
39:59Turn us apart
40:01Oh, no, no, no
40:03Baby, I would rather be dead
40:07Watch out!
40:09Oh, you're the pain!
40:12Come on, I'll buggy!
40:12Please, just dust off your repertoire.
40:15She'll end up doing a dolly pattern medley.
40:17Oh, I don't think I'd do much better.
40:19Oh, stop saying yourself, Shorty.
40:20You've got a beautiful voice here.
40:22Don't make me sing!
40:24All right.
40:24I just missed the singing.
40:25It was, um...
40:27Well, it was something.
40:28I just...
40:29I needed some air.
40:30You OK?
40:32Yeah.
40:32Yeah, I'm fine.
40:35Hey!
40:37That's a little bit.
40:38It's here.
40:43What's going on between you and that Adam?
40:46What?
40:47Nothing's going on.
40:48I have eyes in my head.
40:50Well, I don't know what you think you've seen,
40:52but me and Adam were way in the past.
40:54And FYI, Ben knows all about what happened.
40:58Maggie!
40:58I love Ben to bits.
41:00I would never do anything to hurt him.
41:02It would be a brave woman who did.
41:05What are you two up to?
41:07We were just talking about the party, babe.
41:09Well done.
41:09Well, come on, it's not over yet.
41:11Get your backside's in the Nansford if you heard us playing.
41:13No!
41:13Two more hours, and then you're done for another year.
41:20Praise be.
41:20Oh, hurry and squeeze it tight.
41:28Find out what you want to know.
41:32If it's enough, if it really is.
41:37It's there in his kiss.
41:40About the way he acts.
41:42Oh, no, that's not the way.
41:45You're not the way.
41:48My boys.
41:52My boys.
41:54My boys.
41:57You mean everything to me.
41:59Everything.
42:00Do you know that?
42:01We love you too, Ma.
42:03Oh, Dad would have loved this, wouldn't he?
42:10I washed up.
42:11Don't go waking them up.
42:13I just woke my head in.
42:14I told you, they're asleep.
42:16Why'd you always do this?
42:18Oh, here we go.
42:19What exactly am I here for?
42:21Tell me.
42:22Well, there's the door.
42:24Leave.
42:25Leave me?
42:26It's what I should have done years ago.
42:28Mm, should have done.
42:29Don't ask both a favour.
42:31What?
42:32I'll leave you alone with my kids.
42:34I love those boys.
42:37Love?
42:38You don't know the meaning of the word.
42:40Maybe that's why he didn't want you.
42:42Sorry for the control and manipulative cow you really are.
42:45It's been ten years.
42:47Ten years.
42:48You had an affair.
42:49And you wonder why.
42:51I was sad.
42:53I was miserable.
42:54Just shut your mouth.
42:54No, you are not using those boys to punish me.
42:58You want to talk about being punished?
43:02Every time you look at me, it's like...
43:04I'm not the reason he didn't want you.
43:08But you are the reason I wanted him to.
43:12I said no.
43:13To Maggie.
43:31To Maggie.
43:32Who's had to be both Ma and Da.
43:36And Nana and Grandpa.
43:38You're the best.
43:40To Nana.
43:41To Nana.
43:44Happy birthday.
43:45Up next, the 1% Club rollover.
43:55More questions, more contestants and a lot more money at stake
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