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00:00Bu da ben beni bir süperman değil.
00:02Orada bakım mı böyle?
00:03Sahi, bu da ben, ben ben ben.
00:04Vememin bir süperman?
00:05Kut MD var sınırsa?
00:06Kut MD's o东u var.
00:07Orada ne.
00:07görevler ne kadar.
00:09Hıçık mısın?
00:10Saha önce.
00:10Ben sana.a
00:12Hıçık mısın? Bana
00:13bakma. Aoupan!
00:16Hıçık
00:17mısın? Öğürsme
00:17bu. Benim karın Isenler.
00:19Durun ki.
00:20Ben de. trespelerin
00:21así. Buna bakma.
00:24Ne bence.
00:49İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
05:47İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
06:11Stone face is a shot, he keeps the ball in the lane, that's good, and then he gets less than
06:16a half, which is bad.
06:17Oh god, this is shocking.
06:20It's very rare I sit down here and watch any sport and go, I could do better.
06:23A little later, we watched to see if the pinball lizard's luck would change, heading into the final round.
06:29If we could pull something out of the bag here, we had the chance of catching Southern Listix.
06:34It'd be a bit embarrassing for Southern Listix, wouldn't it?
06:36No.
06:38Don't face it up now, he definitely needs to inject the lizards with something.
06:42That's it!
06:42Come on, Rob!
06:44Oh!
06:47Remesh, you're mutting!
06:48I'd knock down nine, and I needed to hit this spare to give us any chance of catching Southern Listix.
06:53I'm ready rooting for him to get a strike here.
06:56There we go!
06:57No, wrong!
07:00Now, see, that was good, that was a hole-in-one, or strike.
07:03Damn, he's gonna get the spare.
07:06You shouldn't dance at all.
07:09We were still in with the shot, and now the troops are doing what they do best.
07:14Oh, my God!
07:15Oh, my God, how the hell?
07:17How did you do with Aspen?
07:18Don't want to be giving me secrets away.
07:19And now the pro is showing everyone how it's done.
07:23How does that even work?
07:24Physics.
07:25We need to cheers to the pinball lizards.
07:27The pinball lizards.
07:29For our own special drink.
07:30We didn't finish last.
07:31What?
07:31We smoked Southern Listix.
07:34Oh, well.
07:35Yes!
07:36It was the worst!
07:36Come on!
07:37Now I want to go bowling.
07:39We'll go bowling on Sunday.
07:41I won't be going with you.
07:42Why?
07:42No way.
07:43These nails are your mabs.
07:44I'm a man, come on.
07:45No, I wouldn't be any good.
07:46No?
07:46Shall I give it a go?
07:47We can put the sides up for you.
07:50And then if you don't want to throw the ball, you can get the thing.
07:53Do you ever see the oak that you pull out and put the ball on top of it?
07:56Yeah.
07:56And roll the ball down it.
07:58Oh.
07:59I can do that for you.
08:00Right.
08:02In Drogheda.
08:03Everybody and their mama is getting married.
08:06Sisters, Amanda and Amber, and their friends, Janet and Joella.
08:11The last few months, I feel like everyone in our age group has just gotten engaged.
08:14Yeah, I agree.
08:15I agree.
08:16Everyone.
08:17Everyone.
08:18Back to back, no bricks.
08:19Like, every two scrolls is an engagement.
08:21Happy engagement, happy engagement.
08:22I'm like, it's like, I said yes.
08:24It's a date.
08:25Love of my life.
08:26Easiest yes I've ever said in my life.
08:28Like, bro.
08:30Bro.
08:32On Friday, RTE1 invited us to the Midlands to celebrate an upcoming ceremony.
08:40Falling in love can cross cultures, countries and faiths.
08:43And for these couples, difference isn't a barrier.
08:46I love stuff like this.
08:48They're simply here to celebrate their wedding with a ring and a prayer.
08:53Now, Katie, you might get some ideas on this.
08:58A ring and a prayer.
09:00Hashtag need that.
09:01It was a lad from town that had, like, come out to a black girl and had, like, a Nigerian
09:06wedding or something.
09:07When you ask this couple about their backgrounds, Ciarán is from Kilkenny and Yinka is from
09:12Carlo.
09:13Yeah.
09:13Woo-hoo!
09:14I think we're a very multicultural town.
09:17Traditional Yoruba wedding ceremony is just a few days away.
09:20I love Nigerian weddings.
09:22I'd love to go to a Nigerian wedding.
09:25Yet it took them nine years to get here, despite love at first swipe.
09:29One date leads to two dates, leads to three, and next thing you know, now we're getting
09:32married in a few days time.
09:35He's so cute.
09:36He's so cute.
09:37It's been nine years.
09:38What should we be next thing you know?
09:40Getting into a relationship with, like, someone from a completely different culture, it's
09:43kind of like, like, she's just someone from Carlo that I just happened to meet that just
09:48obviously also happened to just be Nigerian as well.
09:51I had to go through that as well.
09:53My wife is from Leish.
09:54You know?
09:54Ooh, that's tough.
09:56Different practices.
09:57Yeah, that's tough.
09:57Cultures to be mindful of and everything.
10:00Everyone in my family were very welcome.
10:02When I was going to first bring her over, I was like, I'm in a relationship with this
10:05girl and she's black.
10:07People make it seem like black is a bad word and they're like, black.
10:10You can say it.
10:12Black.
10:12But Irish people are very open-minded anyway.
10:15You would never go somewhere and they're like, oh, we don't do that kind of way.
10:19The younger, the younger ones.
10:21Later, we saw the couple put the final touches together for their big day.
10:26When the question was brought to me, like, would I be interested in doing a traditional
10:30wedding?
10:30Like, it wasn't like, let me think about it.
10:32I just said, yeah.
10:34Aww.
10:35You're saying all the right things, Kierdan.
10:36So they settled on two ceremonies.
10:39A civil ceremony to cover the legal stuff and then a big party centred on a traditional
10:44Yoruba wedding ritual.
10:46Oh, wow.
10:48Oh, that's cool.
10:49Oh, it's going to be fun now.
10:50In true Nigerian style.
10:52Yeah, you've got to tilt it to the side.
10:54You've got to tilt it to the side.
10:55You've got it.
10:56Oh, aren't you lovely?
10:57Sorry.
10:58Oh, they look so adorable.
10:59Oh, they look so, the red is actually really nice.
11:02That is some rig out, isn't it?
11:04Mm-hmm.
11:05There was no gifts, Andrew, maybes.
11:07I was more than happy to experience what it would be like to have a traditional.
11:10I told you he was really good.
11:12Oh, they're actually cute together, aren't they?
11:14Very cute.
11:14He's cute, eh?
11:16Mm-hmm.
11:16The guy, eh?
11:17In the Yoruba wedding ceremony, we usually do souvenir gift bags as a way to say thank
11:22you to the guests.
11:24They give out presents instead of getting them.
11:26Oh, you give them out.
11:26Party favours are so outlandish, like my mum, my mum received a blood pressure monitor.
11:35The day of the traditional Yoruba wedding ceremony has arrived.
11:39This is going to be an Irish-Nigerian community event.
11:43Oh, this is making me so proud to be Yoruba.
11:45Aww.
11:48Hiran dances in with his back-up team for moral support.
11:51This is where you know you've got some solid lads, that there's Irish lads willing to dance
11:55to go in.
11:56He must show reverence for the Alaga and Yola.
11:59She's the master of ceremonies, so she's the one that runs the show.
12:02If you're marrying somebody in Nigeria, you have to ask the parent traditionally.
12:08Cheers, I didn't have to beg you, am I?
12:10Yeah.
12:10Fucking tiger.
12:12Are you begging to marry our daughter?
12:15Yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:16Yes, this is my third part.
12:17You have to beg for the wife.
12:18Yes!
12:19Man, get to fuck, like.
12:20It's a bit of crack.
12:21I like it.
12:23I beg.
12:26The arrival of the bride is another entrance dance, and it's time for her beauty and wealth
12:31to shine.
12:32Oh, wow.
12:33Gorgeous.
12:34Oh, she looks beautiful.
12:36Yinka is showered with cash.
12:38Who's going to do that at our wedding?
12:40I'll just dance in the middle of the circle and use a lot of money.
12:43I can't if you want.
12:44In the Yoruba culture, like weddings, it's called Igbeya, which means literally to carry
12:49the wife.
12:50Oh, I love that.
12:52What the f...
12:53What if you can't carry her?
12:54Well, then you should think twice, eh?
13:01Janet's wedding is going to be sick of me.
13:03I don't think people understand.
13:04You see how much we fantasize about wedding?
13:07Janet is like, in Janet's wedding, this is what we're going to be doing.
13:10You practice your I do?
13:12No.
13:13What anyone said?
13:15I do.
13:17Is that good?
13:19Is that good, yeah?
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13:39In Dun Laoghaire.
13:40You've gotten very good on social media recently, I've noticed.
13:44Oh, have I?
13:45Very good.
13:46Friends, David and John.
13:48Why do you say that so accusatorily?
13:50No, no, it's just my little influencer.
13:53Who am I influencing?
13:55Everyone's famous then, no one cares anymore.
13:58But they're not famous.
14:00Well, they're famous in the influencer sense, which isn't real famous.
14:03They're not, but they're not.
14:05Yeah, but they always seem to get free stuff.
14:07Yeah, but they're getting free yogurts.
14:10No, but they get invited to like...
14:12For the launch of a yoghurt.
14:14Do you know what I mean?
14:16That's what I'm looking at.
14:18On Thursday, we tuned in to Channel 4 to watch a group of food suppliers try to impress a German
14:25supermarket.
14:26Now, Aldi are throwing open their doors to dozens of new suppliers.
14:30This looks good.
14:31We wanted to watch this.
14:33Did we?
14:33Yeah.
14:34And one will be awarded an incredible contract.
14:38Oh, is this Dragon Den for food?
14:40Becoming Aldi's next big seller.
14:46Oh, I am into this.
14:49I prefer little.
14:51In rural Essex, one supplier is hoping to surprise us with her beautifully crafted chocolate creations.
14:59Holy Moses, look at how realistic that is.
15:02Oh, this will be good.
15:03Yeah.
15:03Because you like making like weird shit.
15:05I think what sets the Edinburgh Museum chocolates apart is the level of detail that I'm willing to go to.
15:11Oh my God, that's all chocolate?
15:13Yeah.
15:13No way.
15:14Is everything in our house made of chocolate?
15:16Don't sit on that chair.
15:18I just made it.
15:20If this came off, it would completely change my life.
15:23Wow.
15:25And I'm pitching you my chocolate slugs, leeches and fossils.
15:28Leeches.
15:29Ugh.
15:31Snails.
15:31Because the French would love them.
15:33They look like...
15:37No tight.
15:38Mmm.
15:40A stool sample.
15:42Artisan products.
15:43All the pieces are hand poured, hand painted and hand packed.
15:47It's a bit too much effort, isn't it?
15:49At the end of the day, you just buy a fucking chocolate bar.
15:51I think that's just unbelievable.
15:53And I think even the smaller products, they're as impressive.
15:56Hold on there, let me tuck into me toad.
15:59How many of these do you sell roughly, like boxes of six?
16:04I actually don't have that number off the top of my head.
16:07How would you not know that?
16:08Oh, girl!
16:09What do you mean you don't have the number of how many boxes?
16:11Numbers are key.
16:12If I ask for 10,000 boxes of six, how possible is that?
16:17Say that number again.
16:18Oh, God.
16:20I hear now.
16:21She can't work that out in her head.
16:22You knew this.
16:23That's literally the prize.
16:25I don't know how I'd do it, but I would make it happen.
16:28I wouldn't be convinced.
16:30I'd say you're lying, love.
16:31No child wants to walk down the aisles of Aldi and see a chocolate slug
16:35and be like, I want to eat it.
16:37They want to look in the middle aisle.
16:39Later, the show introduced us to a couple of women selling some biscuits.
16:44Morning, Danielle.
16:45Morning.
16:46Judy first advised the biscuits.
16:48Oh, I love biscuits.
16:49To sell in Yellow Submarines social enterprise cafes.
16:53Thank you very much.
16:54No worries.
16:55It's a great idea, isn't it?
16:56It is a great idea.
16:57We make them by hand, roll them into two types of sugar,
17:01and then they're formed into the crescent shape.
17:03Yeah, there's granulated and castrated.
17:06The charity runs an education project called Life Changing Bakes,
17:10training people with learning disabilities and autism.
17:13It's lovely for them, though, because it gives them an opportunity to have a job.
17:17We probably need around 30,000 boxes.
17:21So is that possible?
17:23We're doing about 20 boxes a week at the moment.
17:26They only make 20 boxes a week?
17:28Yeah.
17:29It's fantastic.
17:30It's magical.
17:31There's something so wondrous about them.
17:34It's food, lads.
17:36This is an opportunity that we as a charity would just never get.
17:39So, yeah, we've got to beat off Slug Lady.
17:43At the end of the episode, we got to find out which product is in
17:47with the chance of making it onto the supermarket shelves.
17:50Here we go now.
17:51Who's going to win?
17:52The winner is...
17:55I swear to God, if Slug Lady wins, I'm out.
17:58It's Yellow Submarine.
18:00Yes!
18:01Yay!
18:02Yay!
18:03But also, I don't really care.
18:05I watch television for entertainment and it's a cooking program after cooking program.
18:11I get tired of them.
18:13Go away.
18:14You watch MasterChef.
18:15Oh, yeah, well, that's different.
18:16No, it's not.
18:17That's about food.
18:18But I'm allergic to cooking anyway now.
18:22In Blattystown.
18:23I hate when people, like, stand in the queue for ages and then they get to the till and
18:27then they take the pour.
18:27So, like, have your money ready.
18:29Connor and his sister, Emma.
18:32If you're standing in the queue for ten minutes, what else are you doing other than
18:35getting your money ready?
18:36The worst for me is people who stop in the middle of the path.
18:39Oh, that...
18:40Death.
18:41That drives me crazy.
18:42Death.
18:42Penalty.
18:44No, it drives me crazy as well when people walk real slow on the path.
18:47Like, at least they're moving.
18:49It's not at a fast pace, but they're moving.
18:51Why are you stopping?
18:53But, Connor, why am I overtaking people on the path while I'm on crutches?
18:56Why am I faster than people on the path on crutches?
19:00This week, Disney Plus reintroduced us to the world's best-known divorce attorney and
19:06her all-star team.
19:10Oh!
19:11Oh, no.
19:11Do you remember this?
19:13Was this the Kim Kardashian?
19:18Kim Kardashian.
19:21Milan, you look a little different.
19:23Did you do something with your hair?
19:25Is this real?
19:26Yeah.
19:27No.
19:27They're all divorce attorneys, right?
19:30Yeah.
19:31And basically, it's like a supercharged first wives club.
19:34Okay, I've been to that.
19:35Ladies, you're familiar with Grace Kelly's scorpion ball.
19:38Oh, my God.
19:39When she turned 40, she threw herself a scorpion ball.
19:43Kim Kardashian.
19:44She couldn't act her way out of a fucking paper bag.
19:47She was studying to be a lawyer in real life, and she didn't pass the bar.
19:51Can you imagine having Kim Kardashian as your lawyer?
19:53You might as well book yourself into the prison.
19:55I'm throwing my own Scorpio ball.
19:58I knew it.
19:59And I will be wearing this.
20:02Allura!
20:03I like illegal drama.
20:05There has been no mention of the law.
20:07Gorgeous.
20:08Allura Gray.
20:10I got it at an auction worth every penny.
20:13Oh, that's fab now.
20:15This ball that I'm throwing is going to be all about joyful decadence.
20:18You kind of look like her, though, you know?
20:20Don't say that.
20:22Please don't say that.
20:22No, you do, though.
20:23Why'd you fancy Kim?
20:24Yeah.
20:25I love you!
20:29Later, the show took us to the now infamous Scorpio ball
20:32to see Allura face off against her arch nemesis.
20:37Stunning ball, Allura. Congratulations.
20:40And I do, I just love what you are wearing.
20:43Wait, is she wearing the exact same thing as her?
20:46You'd be fuming.
20:47I want to know which community theatre you paid to sew that together so quickly.
20:52Oh, no, no.
20:54You are nothing anymore.
20:57I got your cape.
20:58I got your man.
20:59And I will get your law firm.
21:02I am living for her.
21:04I am living for her.
21:05She did cause chaos, I love it.
21:07And how do you two know each other?
21:10Well, to be perfectly honest, Jamie and I are dating.
21:13Lib?
21:14Really?
21:15Good for you, girl.
21:16Welcome to the club.
21:19Yes.
21:19Deep down, I think I am a power lesbian.
21:23Power lesbian.
21:24A power lesbian.
21:25Not just a lesbian.
21:26A power lesbian.
21:27No, this is utterly unsurprising.
21:30I always thought you could be a carpet muncher.
21:32Oh!
21:38Big fan of all's fair, are you?
21:40Yeah.
21:40That's some writing though, isn't it?
21:42Is it lonely, hiding in the closet all those years, scissoring your cream fedoras because...
21:49Who wrote this?
21:51Scissoring your cream fedoras?
21:52Why would you be cutting your bloody clothes off?
21:55And I'm gonna see to it that you pay for what you just did if it's the last thing I
21:58do.
21:59Oh, promises, promises.
22:01Yeah, I want the evil one to win.
22:03I always root for the evil person.
22:05It makes the plot more interesting.
22:08Oh, Liam.
22:10Baby, listen.
22:12Oh.
22:14Girl, how are you a power lesbian in Ukraine?
22:17Here I am.
22:18Here I am one week into being an out lesbian and I'm bawling over that bitch calling me a dyke.
22:23The first week being a power lesbian though is, they say, the toughest week is the first week.
22:27Nobody fucks with one of my sisters and gets away with it.
22:31Oh, I was gonna kill her.
22:33Catwoman's gonna knock that bollocks out, this one.
22:35I'mma set you straight for the last time.
22:38You can come for me, but do not come for my sisters.
22:42I mean, all I did was tell the truth.
22:44Pack it in, pal.
22:44Hold it.
22:45My line.
22:46No, that was the shot, baby.
22:47No.
22:48Not here.
22:49Bitch fight.
22:49Oh, the earrings.
22:49Oh, a little bitch fight.
22:51Oh, there we go.
22:53This is a war.
22:54Here we go.
22:58Oh!
22:59She threw it in there.
23:01Oh, jeez, it's another one.
23:04Boom, boom, boom.
23:07Control yourselves, ladies.
23:12I should like this.
23:13It's such trash.
23:15But not even my gay gene will allow me to get into it.
23:17No.
23:20It's the audience for this kind of shit just like women.
23:24Women are the audience for most trolls.
23:26Okay.
23:27We are keeping the whole industry going.
23:29I'm just letting you know.
23:32Oh, I'm sorry.
23:34You have every right to be furious.
23:37You know I love you guys, but this is unacceptable.
23:39This is actually what girls' bathrooms are like, you know.
23:41No wonder there's always queues outside them.
23:43I have to call her.
23:46Are you okay?
23:51What's wrong, Mahal?
23:52She's having to get spiked.
23:54No, she's having a panic attack.
23:55Is she?
23:58Sorry, what the fuck?
23:59Get that girl a fucking wham bar.
24:02Get her a bit of sugar, please.
24:08Oh shit!
24:09Scorpio!
24:10Oh my God!
24:12Oh, she got stung by a scorpio.
24:16She's good though, acting.
24:18Yeah, she was as well in that video.
24:21What video?
24:22No video, Alex.
24:23Oh my God.
24:24No.
24:25You see?
24:26The one that made her famous.
24:28I'm kidding.
24:30Alex, you watch it, you die.
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24:51In Cork.
24:52I am winter tanning to the max.
24:57Dale and her wife Dawn.
24:59It basically means the bits that are on show if in tanning.
25:03So your ankles?
25:04No, my ankles haven't really been out.
25:06They're kind of, like you can see the back from there now.
25:08So what's on show?
25:09Your hands and your face?
25:10I've been tanning my neck.
25:13I've just been tanning my neck.
25:15Do you know?
25:17But I'm saving a good bit of money.
25:19However, tell me how I've managed to go through a bottle of tan already.
25:22I don't understand.
25:24I didn't realise I had that much of a neck.
25:27Sometimes...
25:27The neck of you!
25:28The neck!
25:29On Wednesday, Virgin Media One brought us news of a little bit of drama from across the Atlantic.
25:35Good evening.
25:36A blue wave has swept across the US as the Democrats stormed to victory in the midterm elections.
25:41Yes!
25:42Texas is blue!
25:44Texas is blue!
25:44Ah!
25:45I'm blue, babbidi babbidam.
25:48Excellent news for all of us over here.
25:50They've dramatically reshaped the political landscape, which will be a major setback for the rest of Donald Trump's term in
25:57office.
25:57I'll tell you now, the whole thing is falling sundar on him.
26:01They couldn't believe it.
26:02It was beyond all expectations.
26:04Oh, there's a God in heaven when I see this now.
26:06Wolverine one, Buckeye zero!
26:10Buckeye!
26:11Democrat Abdul El-Sayed projected to win Michigan's open US Senate seat, meaning he'll become the first Muslim elected to
26:19the chamber.
26:20Wow.
26:20Donald, look, I know, you struggled with my name. So after JD swears me in January, you could just go
26:28on and call me senator.
26:30Oh!
26:31No, this lad is deadly. Like, I'm loving this.
26:34Yeah, but I hope he lives up to it.
26:36I think he will, ma.
26:38Yeah.
26:38And in Georgia, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, set to become the first black female governor in US history.
26:45I am honored to be your 84th governor.
26:50Well done.
26:51Also wild that it's the first and it's 2026.
26:54And her name is Bottoms.
26:55Keisha Lance Bottoms.
26:56A great night for Bottoms.
26:57So many firsts during this election.
27:00It's a stunning upset that comes alongside sweeping victories in conservative strongholds like Kansas and Texas, flipping seats Republicans have
27:09held for generations.
27:10This win is for every underdog who's been counted out and left behind.
27:15Do you know what I like about all these guys that got voted in and gals?
27:19They're young and cool.
27:20They're young and cool.
27:21Yeah.
27:21They have that Obama charisma.
27:23Yeah.
27:23I'm a former Republican and I can tell you the direction that Donald Trump has taken this party in the
27:29last few years has broken my heart.
27:30That shirt is questionable, my friend.
27:33Just saying.
27:34He's a bad guy.
27:35They're a bad party.
27:37Bad guy.
27:38Bad party.
27:39Your man must be having a banger and throwing his toys out of his pram.
27:43The White House responded by posting this image to its social media accounts.
27:48Look at the face of that tide.
27:50That's so authoritarian.
27:52These midterms are being viewed as a rejection of Donald Trump, his wars and his policies.
27:57But on Fox News earlier, the president didn't appear to accept that.
28:02I don't view it as a hit on me.
28:04I think we've done a...
28:05We've had the greatest two years.
28:07Oh, jeez, enough.
28:09Cheek.
28:10I can't imagine what it must feel like to live in a place that's so divided.
28:14The next bulletin is at seven here on Virgin Media One.
28:16But for now, have a very good evening.
28:19I know I ramble a lot about voting, but I really do believe in democracy out of all the occasies
28:24we have.
28:28Ian Clare.
28:30And I still love you all the same.
28:31I love you too.
28:33You're very bold sometimes.
28:35Tig and his granny, Etty.
28:38So are you, though.
28:40Lovely.
28:40You think I licked it up off the floor, but I learned from you, like, do you know what I
28:46mean?
28:46It's easy to blame granny for everything.
28:49It's not blaming.
28:49It's not blaming.
28:50It's granny.
28:51It's not blame.
28:52There's nothing at fault.
28:53I hate people when they have faults, and it's always somebody else's fault.
28:58No, but this is the thing.
28:58But it is their own fault.
29:00But it's not faults.
29:01This is the thing.
29:01You're talking about them as if they're faults.
29:03They're not faults.
29:04What are they?
29:05They're attributes.
29:06They're not faults.
29:08Okay.
29:08Do you know what I mean?
29:09I just want you to take a bit of accountability for some of my attributes, considering, like,
29:14you did play a massive part in rearing me.
29:16Do you know what I mean?
29:17Mmm.
29:18Mmm.
29:18Yeah.
29:19This week, a moving documentary on the Channel 4 player told us about a very shocking statistic.
29:28A stroke is unforgiving.
29:30It doesn't matter if you're young.
29:32AHHHHH!
29:32It can happen to anybody.
29:34Anybody.
29:35Any age.
29:37It's obviously super shit to have a stroke in your toddies.
29:40Oh, my God.
29:41What?
29:47Jesus.
29:47This is going to scare me now.
29:48I know.
29:49Patients all need rehabilitation.
29:51Amazing.
29:52Thank you.
29:53That's on you.
29:54It's really important to rebuild people back to what made them them before.
29:59The fact that they're young freaks me out, because I'm like, that could happen to us.
30:05So, just over six months ago, Dan had a bleed into his brain and became very swollen.
30:13And so, we just made a big hole in his head and took the bone out and let it all
30:18swell out under the skin.
30:19Poor child, if that was your child.
30:21Today, we're putting an artificial plate that we had made for him into that hole.
30:27Medicine's mad, isn't it?
30:28I know.
30:28Like, they're putting a plate in his head, like, that's mad.
30:31There's a risk of damaging the brain some more.
30:35His speech, it may be worse.
30:38Might have worsening of his right side.
30:40It's terrifying.
30:42That must be really difficult.
30:44He'll do well.
30:45Look, he's young.
30:46He'll do very well.
30:47Trying to stay positive.
30:51But at the same time, my head's constantly thinking, what if, what if?
30:55Poor parents waiting for him to go in for a surgery as well.
30:58They'd be just as worried as he is.
31:00Nice deep breaths, Daniel.
31:04He's a young guy.
31:05He's a dancer.
31:07Oh, he's a dancer.
31:09He said, um, what are you going to dance for?
31:12Oh, you will.
31:13You will.
31:14Please, God.
31:15It's mad.
31:16Strokes can impact people so differently.
31:18Yeah.
31:19It's all different levels of it and the impact it can have on you, like...
31:22So unpredictable.
31:24Yeah.
31:24You're aware, but you can't say the word.
31:28Yeah.
31:29You want to walk and you can't walk.
31:32I'd be careful your head.
31:35Well, he's awake.
31:36It's good news.
31:38He just looked like you did before.
31:40See that arrow that they have on his neck?
31:42When I broke my leg, they put an arrow on my leg.
31:44I was like, what the fuck, Sarah?
31:45It's in case the surgeons operate on the wrong leg.
31:48I'm like, how can they operate on the wrong head?
31:52I crack.
31:53Your back?
31:54Yeah.
31:58How are you feeling?
32:00Okay.
32:01So his speech is not worse.
32:02You were afraid his speech would be worse.
32:07I love you.
32:09I love you.
32:10Yeah.
32:11Oh, my God.
32:14In the dock, we followed 28-year-old dancer Dan in the aftermath of his surgery.
32:20Aww.
32:22Just having to relearn everything.
32:24Yeah.
32:25Lovely.
32:26Go and find it.
32:27Find that leg.
32:28Lovely.
32:29You take actually walking for granted.
32:32Good.
32:33Couple more.
32:34You're there.
32:35Go on.
32:35Come on, you can do it.
32:37Good man.
32:40Well done.
32:42Oh, that's good.
32:43Brilliant.
32:44Look at you.
32:45He's tired.
32:47Oh, perfect.
32:48Well done, you.
32:50And that's really given you...
32:53That's really...
32:54Aw, bless her.
32:56That's really given you a spur on to really push on for the next stage of your recovery,
33:01hasn't it?
33:01Yeah, you're doing well, so you are.
33:05Yeah.
33:06Yeah.
33:07Look at how emotional the bottom we're getting.
33:09Looking for a hoe as well.
33:11Happy tears.
33:14Oh!
33:15Really hope.
33:15The matter if it's the doctors, what they can do and the sort of...
33:18Anita, they are superheroes.
33:22And the nurses and the people cleaning and cooking in hospitals, they're just superheroes,
33:28aren't they?
33:28Yeah.
33:29So whenever you're ready, just have to stand up.
33:31Yeah.
33:31And just feel what you feel.
33:33We're going to be here, Dan.
33:35Yeah.
33:38Nine months after the time.
33:41Yay.
33:42Come on.
33:48Oh, he has a bit of rid...
33:50Yes, the puppet is coming back.
33:54God bless him.
33:57That's real sense.
33:59Have you done a dance to that one before?
34:02No.
34:02Or is that just something that you choreographed in your head just feel like came to you?
34:07I brought your head.
34:08In your head?
34:09Ah, God.
34:10His determination will get him there.
34:13Well done.
34:17He obviously thought he'd never dance again.
34:19And to be able to do moves like that obviously means loads to him.
34:23I'm going to get more healthy.
34:25Yeah.
34:25Go on, let's have a big cheer, Dan.
34:27Woo!
34:29Woo!
34:30Yeah!
34:33Yeah!
34:34But you can't be too...
34:36With your health, you have to look after it.
34:37No.
34:37And my cardiologist said when I was in the other time, it was grand.
34:41There's no heart there.
34:41Ha, ha, ha, ha!
34:49No.
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45:13You're the one that I walk
45:15You're the one that I walk
45:16I think she was the first woman who awoken the er
45:20Oh really?
45:22The man in you
45:23He looked
45:24Pancı her
45:26Ehhhh
45:28Always be together
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