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So, boys.
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Yo.
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I've got a little festive surprise for us.
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Festive?
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A little something something.
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What could that be?
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Ah.
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Oh, no. What, pumpkin carving?
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Yeah, so we got big bro pumpkin.
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Yeah.
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Middle bro pumpkin.
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Nah, stop.
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Don't you...
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You're taking a bit.
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HE LAUGHS HE LAUGHS HE LAUGHS Feel a little spin coming on, Shil?
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HE LAUGHS This is like Dallas, only in Sulfur.
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She's a serious pickler, Simon.
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HE LAUGHS What a gal!
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No!
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Crikey.
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Oh!
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What a way to ruin your old garden suit.
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HE LAUGHS Ooh!
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How exciting!
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This is wrong, man.
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This is so wrong.
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We listen and we don't judge.
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Oh!
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What is that?
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I like a bargain bucket.
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I want something I can dip chips in.
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Yeah.
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No!
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I'm going to have to start watching this.
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What does that mean?
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I'm not good with riddles.
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Ha -ha -ha!
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Is she irritating you already?
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Yes.
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What's this?
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Why are they all not talking like that?
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It's making me feel very, very bitter and twisted.
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Yeah, same.
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Look, the halibut's coming out in a minute.
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Sit down!
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We've got monkfish.
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In the week we bid a fond farewell to acting legend
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Sir Patrick Stewart, we enjoyed lots of great telly.
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It was ready, steady, go for a new set of celebs on BBC One.
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How do we get across this road?
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Already there, focusing on their exit plan.
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We've got the first five minutes till that boat leaves.
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Geoff and Matt.
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This is already a lot harder than I thought it was going to be.
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I don't know that I'd be great at this.
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Why?
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Whenever I go to London, the first day that I'm in London, I'm always a bit overwhelmed by it just because of the amount of people.
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Yeah.
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It's just people everywhere.
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Everywhere.
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Like, 11 o 'clock at night, there's people walking around all over.
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Aye.
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In Gateshead, if there's one bloke out at 11 o 'clock at night, you know to stay away from him.
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Yes, he's the wrong one.
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Yeah, there's something not right there.
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Temptations were proving too much on ITV.
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Forget it, man, he's only got 252 followers.
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And look at all that Strava result.
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Oh, God!
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Who would have an affair with someone who's posting all their Strava cycles?
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Jesus Christ!
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And Graham Norton treated us to a right royal surprise.
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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE I have seen Prince Will's.
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I passed him on York Road when he went and opened that MND thing at Seacroft Hospital.
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Oh, yeah!
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I passed him!
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Yeah?
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You've been on the same dual carriageway as him?
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Yeah. In home...
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Hey, that's early on.
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It's getting dark now.
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Well, it's since the clocks went back, innit?
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I think I'd best be going.
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Best friends Jenny and Lee.
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Yeah, I think I'll get off, cos it's getting really dark.
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A bit too dark for me.
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Well, yeah, true, yeah.
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Where's my keys?
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Yeah, don't forget that, will you?
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Where's my car?
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Yeah, don't forget that, you don't need your car keys.
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Go with that.
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On Wednesday night, it was backpacks at the ready for a brand -new series of this.
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Ooh, new celebrity race across the world!
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I love race across the world.
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The nearest you get to racing is if the ice cream van goes to drive off.
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HE LAUGHS Do you think they're going somewhere that we haven't been? be difficult
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borneo oh oh now i'd love to go
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there that's where the orangutans live voyaging up the cerawak river recording artist junior andre
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and his sister influencer princess ah the andrea kids recording artist yeah yeah following his dad's footsteps
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But what's her name?
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Katie Price?
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That's Katie Price's daughter.
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Why did she go like that, Nadia, when you said Katie Price?
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Because she's always having her breasts extended.
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We're now with Malaysia.
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Malaysia.
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I'm getting confused between Malaysia and Malicia.
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She means Mauritius.
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They're going to get lost in their hotel room.
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Jesus Christ.
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Oh, it's Sam Raide.
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Oh, hang on, he's got a message.
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Your final destination is...?
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No way.
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No way.
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The final destination is Norway.
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No!
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She said, she looked at it and she went, No way!
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Not Norway!
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Your final destination is Melbourne, Australia!
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Melbourne, Australia?
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How are they going to get there?
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I'd love to move to Australia, Nutty, but I don't think they'd have me.
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The race starts now.
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What?
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Start moving, then.
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Go, go, go!
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Seriously, you're doing so well, all right?
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Oh, look at him.
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See, look at how nice he's been to his sister there, helping her along.
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You'd leave me for dust.
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Yeah, but she's nice to him.
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You're horrible to me.
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With the first challenge underway...
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Find Harmony Arch.
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Harmony Arch!
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..most of the teams were quick off the mark.
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Oh, my goodness, Sam Raider!
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We're literally seconds in front of you, man.
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No way!
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Well done, Sam.
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Right, Sam Ryder's on it, mate.
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Oh, my God!
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Geoff's made it.
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The view up here is unbelievable, Geoff.
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So, not last, that's something.
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No. Where is the Andres?
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Where are they?
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This must be the vantage point.
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Yes!
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Yeah, come on, you, yeah!
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Oh, they finally got there.
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Well done.
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This is not good, man.
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This is not good at all.
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We can do it.
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Don't stress.
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Don't stress?
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You should say that to me, Mary.
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Don't stress.
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But you're always stressed because you're on the wrong medication.
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Oh, OK.
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Princess and Junior are aiming north -west to the coastal town of Semetan.
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We need to get to Semetan.
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Is there a bus?
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No bus.
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What do you mean, no bus?
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No bus?
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No bus.
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How do we get to Semetan?
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We take a taxi.
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No!
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Don't take a taxi.
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Oh, now, a taxi, that's expensive.
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Is there nowhere else to Semetan from here?
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I love this.
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Princess has just gone to take a seat in the shade.
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Yeah, this is you sat down.
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Yeah, I'd be sat waiting, cos I've no idea, I'll be honest.
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Exactly.
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Are you all right there?
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Waiting for time to pass by?
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I just don't know what else we're meant to do.
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Well, we need to get a move on.
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Come along, Princess.
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Yeah, come on, Jenny, get up.
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Come on, Jenny.
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So she just pressed the stop button when she needed to stop.
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So is that what we need to do?
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Ah!
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Oh, God!
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Yes, Princess, that's how you take a bus, love.
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You've never been on a bus?
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I have been on a bus once.
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Huh?
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I'm enchanted by Princess and Junior.
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Never have dreamt that I would think they were so sweet.
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I'd press the button, thought I'd press the button in here and I'm going to sail him back.
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Jenny, you've gone home on the bus and your car's in town.
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The pack and ride. In Caffilly...
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No shopping tomorrow, innit, in Cardiff.
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You want pyjamas, don't you?
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Yeah, and debating what's all they get.
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Dave and his wife, Shirley.
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What do you think you were going for?
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The full augers, like, slippers?
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I was thinking about something in silk, Shirley.
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Silk?
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Yeah.
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What for?
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Well, you know, stand out -ish, like.
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But who are you going to stand out to?
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Well, you for a start.
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Which don't make no difference, what are you wearing?
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Ah, but can you imagine when I'm in bed, like, aren't you feeling silk?
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Like, I think, oh, my God.
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I won't be feeling silk because have I...
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Do I touch you much in bed?
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No, I bloody don't.
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So I won't be touching no silk.
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On Friday night, there was an air of excitement on the BBC.
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Bring the bottle over, it cuts out the middleman.
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That's true, yeah.
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Good idea.
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Ooh, here we go.
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A little bit of Graham.
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Graham's got the big red chair.
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I've got the big yellow one.
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Yeah, that was supposed to be my chair.
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Yeah, well, this doesn't have the lever to flip back, thank God.
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I wish it did.
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Have you heard about tonight's Graham Norton? Have I?
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Cate Blanchett, brilliant.
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We've got a great line -up for you tonight, plus a very special surprise.
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Ooh!
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Ooh! Is it Madonna?
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Just you, we're...
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One of the other things that, you know, links all three of you is you're all involved in the Earthshot Prize.
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Earthshot?
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Oh, that's Prince William's thing. Is it?
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Yeah.
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Which is the big environmental prize.
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Moonshot is, could we do something amazing, Earthshot about the Earth.
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Nice.
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Founded by His Royal Highness Prince William.
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Yeah.
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So I could ask you about that. But...
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But we just thought, why not ask the man himself?
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Hey, all.
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What man?
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So, ladies and gentlemen, compose yourselves.
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This is not a drill.
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You can hear the crowd going...
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No, I'm not going to be Prince William!
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Surely not!
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Audible gasps.
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Please give a warm first -time welcome to...
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Is he actually going to come on?
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It looks like it!
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His Royal Highness Prince William!
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No!
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Oh, my God!
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My mother would be horrified.
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She'd be horrified.
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If I was there, I'd have rushed the stage by now.
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Yes!
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Oh Yeah, Hannah good girl good girl Hannah did she do it?
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Curtsy, Mary.
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Yes, Dan.
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Got a little crush on him.
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You know that, don't you?
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Really?
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Yes.
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And he's a Villa fan, Neaty.
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I know he's a Villa fan, Trish.
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You tell me that every time.
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He's a big Villa fan.
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Oh, wow.
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You're very welcome.
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Lovely to see you.
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He's beginning to look more and more like a coin.
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I was meant to be seeing the WI tonight, so I'm right.
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LAUGHTER It's a bit loud.
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It's making me laugh.
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And for the purposes of chat show land, How do I refer to you?
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Your...
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Whatever suits.
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Whatever suits?
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That's free reign to call the future king whatever he wants.
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Yeah.
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OK.
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I'm going... Will?
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Yeah.
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William.
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That's good.
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Go William.
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William.
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William.
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Not Your Majesty then.
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Oh, no. Because you are a big football fan, aren't you?
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I love football.
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Yeah.
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Now, er...
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Now, there, you've lost me.
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Now, I'm sorry.
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The drop points.
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Sorry.
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Aston Villa is your team.
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Absolutely.
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Yes.
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Apparently, you secretly post in the fan forums.
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I am on some of the fan forums, yeah.
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Oh, what a proper fan rub!
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I heard this, I heard this!
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There he is, he got a pseudo -name!
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Do you give it away by saying one didn't think that was very good?
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Look at his good teeth.
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I wonder who deals with them.
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But obviously, you know, you've been born into your job.
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As a child, did you fantasise about doing other things?
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Good question.
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What did he want to be?
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Did you kind of think, when I grow up, I might not be king, I'll do this?
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No, I left that to Harry.
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Ooh!
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I did want to be a policeman when I was younger.
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I thought I could make a good policeman.
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He's got the height for it, hasn't he?
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He has got the height, yeah.
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And he's got the head for the helmet.
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Then I went through a phase where I wanted to be a DJ, which didn't go very well.
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Put one's hands up in the air if they're enjoying the show!
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And I came up with a name...
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I was called DJ Zara with an X.
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It wasn't good.
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DJ Zara.
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With an X.
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Oh!
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Did you DJ at school parties?
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No, I didn't.
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I never got that good.
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Oh, OK.
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Very cool.
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But the thing about him is that he's a good egg.
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I mean, it's not as though he's trying to open gambling dens all over the country.
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Harry and Andrew will be watching this going, why has it gone so fucking well for him?
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LAUGHTER In Blackpool.
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Are the kids still calling you
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Peter instead of Daddy?
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Oh, honestly, we were playing outside the other day and Jimmy whomped his face and Eva went, I will go and get Paige.
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Pete and his little sister Sophie.
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I mean, Jimmy's like learning to spell, isn't he?
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Yeah.
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So he was going to me, oh, you know, what's your name?
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And I'm like, Daddy.
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He's like, no, I think it's Peter.
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I think it's Peter.
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So him and Eva were doing it and he was sounding it out, he was going, So, P -T -E -R.
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And then they were, like, doing it, he was going, Err!
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Pete!
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Err!
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Then Amy's going...
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Err!
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I'm getting trolled by my own kids.
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On Thursday night, time was running out for the traitors on BBC One.
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No!
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Elliot, it's episode nine!
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There's only one more left after this.
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What am I going to do with my life?
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What are you actually going to do?
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What am I actually going to do?
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Not long till I'm a celebrity.
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It's the only spark of joy in our lives.
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As a parent, traitors is my personality at the moment.
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Oh, yeah.
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There's nothing there.
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All of the faithfuls trust the three traitors more than anyone else.
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Oh, it's amazing.
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It's just so...
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They're so Machiavellian.
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They've just perfected this whole thing.
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I think they're going to get all the way through at the end.
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Yep.
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The murder in plain sight, what do you think?
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The peacock perfume leads us to think that it might well have happened in the library.
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Right.
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Oh, hang on.
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Are they talking about the murder in plain sight?
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Of Ross Kemp.
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To the murderer?
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Yes.
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Yes, they are.
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Amazing.
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Tell me why it's not you.
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Oh, my happy!
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I don't know how you prove innocence when you've literally not done anything suspicious.
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I've not been around anything super, super weird.
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And I've gone with whoever I thought was a traitor at any point.
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This is the first time we're seeing any heat on Mile, you know?
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Is she protesting too much?
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She's just gone a bit protesty.
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She's a good actor.
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Someone in this traitor group, maybe all of you, are really good at staying under the radar and you're one of the best people here.
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Jeanne's got her!
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If that was me, I'd have a rash that would creep up my neck, up to my chin and I'd be Cerise Pink.
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I think you could be a brilliant traitor and if you and Kenny paired up, amazing.
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He's gone to her.
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He's on to her.
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Come on!
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He's right on the money!
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It could be James A too.
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You really don't think James A.
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I...
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I mean, my gut says no, but I keep thinking, what am I going on with that?
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Yeah.
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Why am I giving him a sort of a free pass?
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Oh, God!
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Hang on a minute, Michael Sheen's just clocked them all!
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Bish bash bosh!
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Bang, bang, ba -bong, bang, bang, bang, bang!
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He could polish them off, Mary.
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Do you get?
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Yeah, but I wouldn't...
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Mr Sheen could polish them off.
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I can't dignify that joke by acknowledging you'd even said it.
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Oh, I think I might say it again.
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Mr Sheen could polish them off, Nuttie.
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Stop it.
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Oh, yes, you can't...
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Oh, I've got that top.
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Oh, that's the outfit I've got that I can't walk in.
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It's the weather.
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Oh, yeah, it is.
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Players, the floor is yours.
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Oh, my God.
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Start with me.
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Throw everything you can at me.
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Strong opening.
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That's game play, isn't it?
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You have been guiding us in many ways, and we have been guided in the wrong direction.
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They're not turning!
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Oh, they're turning on Michael!
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Rather than looking at the noisy ones, we should be looking at the quiet ones.
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Ooh!
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Good point.
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Who are the quiet ones, in your opinion?
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Um, I think, uh, James A.
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Ooh!
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Gah!
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Ooh!
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Ooh!
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Ah!
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He's spun!
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Mum!
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I think, Maya, I would say you fall into the same bracket.
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Oh, Maya!
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Are they all going to get sussed now?
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Oh, please.
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Romesh said something early on.
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It's being a passenger.
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It's being like someone who just is, you know, going along and tucking in and speaking up now and again and just keeping your head down,
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not raising too much suspicion.
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That is Maya to the T.
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I thought, who are the people who have done that brilliantly?
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Name him!
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Name him!
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Ooh!
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Hey!
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Right, go on.
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And I would say the two best people of that are you. And? And James.
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I love when they start pointing fingers to you. And you.
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Spot on, Mr Sheen.
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Yes, but...
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Keep polishing.
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Can you tell me again who was in the library with Ross towards the end of the evening?
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No, I can't.
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He's definitely got his detective hat on.
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Me, James, Kenny, Sharon, Joanne came in quickly, in and out, and Jerry.
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Yeah, but we know Sharon, Joanne, Jerry faithfuls.
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So you three.
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Yeah.
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Oh!
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Given that we think the murder weapon was that perfume bottle in the library.
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It was, it was, it really, really was.
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So the one person who didn't leave the library and go into the atrium that's still here is you.
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Dun, dun, dun, dun!
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Oh!
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Oh, so he's flipped -reversed it off -mire onto James now.
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OK.
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OK.
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OK.
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That's not a rebuttal.
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I just want to explain my situation.
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What?
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Uh -oh.
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Hang on a minute.
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I was made a traitor.
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What?
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He's just fessed up.
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What?
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What?
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He told him.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Without wanting to be.
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Sorry?
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I don't think that you should be doing this.
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No -one's ever done this before.
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I've had a unique experience on this that no -one's had before.
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He's not taking down the team.
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He's just going to...he's going to sacrifice himself.
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Yeah. Who would have fought?
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Well played, Kenny.
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Fucking gone, Kenny.
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Kenny's thinking, well, that's taking the heat off of it, actually.
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Thank you, James.
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A weight has been lifted.
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I'm glad that I was so faithful that I couldn't make it to the end as a traitor.
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Oh.
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I'm filling up.
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I think I would have tried to fight a little bit more.
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I might have even been really bad and gone, hang on, why have you suddenly gone for me?
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You've sort of shown it was Maya.
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I might have just tried to deflect it a little bit more.
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Save your bacon.
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That's what I'd be doing.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Save your own bacon.
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And I say, is it because I'm short, Michael?
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Oh, my days.
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I start using them I've never used in my life.
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Michael, I didn't know you were against short people.
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Don't stop picking on me because I'm short.
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Claudia! In Bristol...
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What are those?
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Are those prescriptive?
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Yeah.
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Then you need glasses.
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I did need them before, but it wasn't as bad. But now...
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Let me see these glasses.
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Brothers Tremaine, Twain and Tristan.
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Oh, wow.
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No, no, no, don't do that.
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You've got to put them on.
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No, no, no, but I'm just seeing.
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Oh yeah, wow.
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That does zoom in, innit?
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That's crazy.
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Jeez, you're gonna need them double -ficked lenses in that suit, innit?
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I ain't got two milk bottles in.
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Oh man, you look like Norbit.
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You look like Norman with them glasses, you know?
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Oh, my!
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Hey, retribution.
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LAUGHTER On Tuesday, Weatherfield had us getting in the mood for spooky season on ITV1.
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Don't touch my hand!
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Peg.
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I mean, it's on nearly every night, this.
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How do you find the time?
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I'm annoyed cos that Carribo or Haribo Cup, my Corrie and Emma, they'll keep getting moved off.
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What's the football?
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The football!
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I'll have to catch up with Auntie Jane and running club
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Sue after I've watched this.
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We always have to have a Corrie debrief.
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Oh, poor little Shanice.
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You know, that cold has completely knocked her out.
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She's like the living dead.
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She doesn't age, Sally, does she?
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No, and her acting's not got much better either.
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She barely touched her teeth.
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She wanted to go straight to bed.
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Sally and Tim have got three foster children.
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Two of them to one lot of parents.
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Dad's in prison for murder.
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Another one to another lot of parents.
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Dad's in prison for murder.
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Bloody hell.
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I know.
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I haven't reset the oven.
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I thought it was later than that.
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Look at them flaming power cuts.
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Power's been on and off all day.
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Oh, Max, have we experienced power cuts?
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Oh, dear.
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Halloween and a load of power cuts.
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That's enough to put the willies up your intake.
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I'll stay.
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You go to the Halloween thing.
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Oh, no. I fancy staying in.
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You can go.
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Don't stay home alone, Sally, on Halloween.
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Halloween on Corrie.
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Summer Dodgy is gonna go on here, Ellie, I'm telling you.
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Everybody goes mad for Halloween round here.
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I'm trapped, we don't have anything to wear.
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Borrow some of Sally's clothes.
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THEY LAUGH They're frightening.
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Have you seen this?
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Is a riot going on at Stoneway Prison?
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Oh, riots!
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Riots at the prison!
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Oh, it's just like strange ways all over again.
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Things like this happen in prisons sometimes, all right?
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If Mick had escaped, we'd have heard about it.
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Oh, don't tell me her dad's broken out.
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Oh, it's the right piece of work, is Mick.
608
He kills bloody PC Tinker.
609
Are you sure you'll be all right on your own?
610
Yeah, of course I will.
611
I mean, there's nothing going to happen, is there?
612
Oh, don't they?
613
That was famous last words.
614
Why would you say that?
615
She might get murdered.
616
Do you think she'll get murdered?
617
Um, yeah.
618
Oh, gosh, that's a bit bleak.
619
Crikey.
620
Because this is a Halloween episode.
621
Oh, I see.
622
OK, fair enough.
623
Oh, fuck.
624
Here we go.
625
Oh, I'd be terrified.
626
So would I.
627
Hello?
628
I'd be off, I'd get me caught, I'd be out that shot.
629
They'll only be shouting out the window, they'll only be across the road.
630
The rovers is on the opposite.
631
Ah!
632
Ha -ha!
633
Ha -ha!
634
Got you!
635
Natty, that gave you a fright, didn't it?
636
Yes.
637
Now you've frightened the dog.
638
Ah!
639
I wonder if she's regretting staying in.
640
HE LAUGHS PHONE RINGS Oh, God.
641
Now the bloody phone.
642
Don't answer it, Sally.
643
The scariest thing is that they still use a landline.
644
Jesus Christ.
645
Hello? Is there someone there?
646
Is there someone there?
647
I know where you live, Sally!
648
Oh, stop!
649
Stop!
650
I'm a grown woman, and I've done various self -defence courses and Tai Chi.
651
What's she giving it with the next day?
652
Ah, Tai Chi, don't worry.
653
I can kill a man at 40 yards.
654
And I have a weapon.
655
If Drew Barrymore had picked up the phone like this, she would still be alive today, wouldn't she?
656
No, I fancy doing green, actually.
657
Green is my phone.
658
Oh!
659
Oh, the power's gone off! in the street.
660
PHONE RINGS Is that the phone ringing again?
661
Is it Tim this time, though?
662
Tim?
663
Look, I...
664
I can't find the torch thing, it's dark.
665
Did I see a shadow there?
666
Somebody's walking by the window, I saw him.
667
I haven't got my glasses on.
668
Hang on.
669
SCREAMS Oh, for God's sake!
670
Oh!
671
Oh!
672
She's whacked him!
673
She smashed her vase over the head.
674
What the hell's happened?
675
She hit me!
676
She's hit Lucy!
677
Lucy were asking for it there.
678
She snuck up on her.
679
Exactly.
680
I'm not living the way that she could have killed me!
681
No, you're just like my mum!
682
I don't think your mum would confuse you for a ghost and hit you over the head with a vase.
683
That's a very specific thing that Sally did.
684
Oh, Sally.
685
Typical Sally, this.
686
You've dropped a bollock there.
687
Listen, you little witch, I've smashed my good vase from home bargains because of you dicking about in a bed sheet.
688
That's from the bloody range.
689
This continues. In Leeds...
690
So, you know, we went to the arena yesterday for a kids' show.
691
Yeah.
692
Well, on the way in, I'd copped for the pick and mix and I thought, I'm getting some of that in Interville.
693
Sisters Ellie and Izzy...
694
Guess how much it was.
695
How much?
696
£27.
697
27 quid?
698
And that caught up just in time when it was time to pay.
699
No!
700
So he coughed up for it and all.
701
On Wednesday night, Cheeky Chappies Rob and Romech were in for a fright on Sky One.
702
They make me laugh and very few things do.
703
Because I'm such a miserable old git.
704
You see, the kids are dressing up this year.
705
Evie's going to be a witch and Jimmy's going to be a werewolf.
706
But we're just cautious with the padding because they've put a lot of padding in.
707
So it looks like the werewolf's got tits, not just muscle.
708
It's not even a joke.
709
Paige's going, I'm going to have to cut this out.
710
I'm going to have to cut these padding out.
711
It looks like tits.
712
New Orleans!
713
New Orleans, that's where they go jump the broom and all them teams.
714
They got enough juju in New Orleans.
715
Yeah, man.
716
It's like Voodoo Central, isn't it?
717
Yeah.
718
New Orleans is so spooky, even the houses for sale declare if they're haunted.
719
What?
720
I'd love to buy that.
721
First up, we were going after one of the big hitters of the supernatural world. Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who?
722
Vampires.
723
Vampires.
724
Do you think they exist?
725
No. Oh.
726
Next question.
727
And today, the city is now home to a real -life vampire subculture.
728
The Vampire Cafe, they're all cashing in on it.
729
Utter bonkers.
730
I think it's true. Do you?
731
I think it's true.
732
We'd come to the shop of Sean Wilder to talk vampires.
733
Right.
734
This makes sense.
735
It's always that same hairdo, isn't it?
736
It's sleek back.
737
Yeah.
738
Do you think you have to have a ponytail to be a vampire?
739
I think so.
740
Might be handy, mightn't it?
741
So, we want to find out about vampires. Do we?
742
Am I right in saying that you both are?
743
That's correct.
744
Very much so.
745
These two are vampires?
746
Yeah.
747
Like I said, he looks like a trucker.
748
He does, they both do.
749
How does it work?
750
What do you do?
751
The stereotypical idea...
752
I am a sanguine vampire, which means I drink blood.
753
He drinks blood?
754
Is that legal?
755
There's some weird people out there.
756
Is that the same for you, Shaun?
757
Are you blood?
758
No, no, I don't drink blood.
759
No, I drink energy, if you will.
760
Take in energy.
761
Oh, energy vampire, yeah.
762
We have something set up on the third floor, if you guys are interested, where I can actually show you guys how to take in energy,
763
but I can also demonstrate feeding, if you're interested.
764
OK.
765
This is where you say no. Yeah.
766
No!
767
No!
768
Goodbye!
769
It was nice meeting you.
770
I'm not even going to shake your hand.
771
Are you all ready?
772
Yeah.
773
I think so, yeah.
774
They're now looking a bit nervous.
775
I'd be a bit bloody nervous.
776
You guys can lie down on your backs.
777
OK.
778
OK.
779
Oh, God.
780
If you just take your clothes off, eh?
781
I'm going to start with Rob.
782
Yeah?
783
Jesus Christ.
784
He's doing it now.
785
He's going in.
786
I was touching them.
787
He's got his hands on Rob's heart.
788
Are you feeding now, Sean?
789
I am.
790
And how does it taste?
791
It tastes good.
792
Yeah?
793
Yeah.
794
Yep.
795
Oh, it tastes good.
796
Tastes good.
797
They like the British cuisine, you know?
798
Yeah.
799
Are you guys willing to do some deep feeding?
800
Yeah, go deep, man.
801
What's the deep feeding?
802
Do you think the deep feeding involves getting tea bagged?
803
I'm worried these two are just going to get tea bagged.
804
Do you want to kind of show the difference by taking off your tops or do you want to leave them on?
805
HE LAUGHS Rob looks scared.
806
Leave them on, please.
807
I don't want to see
808
Rob Beckett's bug in it.
809
I can do it like that.
810
Jesus.
811
It got ball.
812
This is very into it.
813
If at any point you feel uncomfortable, let me know and I'll stop.
814
I'm out.
815
I'm out.
816
Stop.
817
I feel uncomfortable.
818
All right, so I'm just going to...
819
There we go.
820
OK.
821
And he's in.
822
Ooh.
823
Oh.
824
Oh, whoa!
825
Uncomfortable, uncomfortable, uncomfortable.
826
No. MUSIC Oh, dear.
827
Oh, dear.
828
His chain's touching his nipple as well.
829
Honestly, this is Henry, haven't they?
830
He's sucking the energy out of his body.
831
He gets full on that.
832
Well, he'll be fucked with you.
833
LAUGHTER HE LAUGHS My muscle hurts.
834
My gluteus maximus hurts.
835
I've been using this booty builder at the gym.
836
Is it actually called a booty builder?
837
Yeah.
838
Booty builder.
839
Best friends Danielle and Daniella.
840
And you sit in it, put seatbelt on, strap in, we're going up, and you just...
841
Oh!
842
LAUGHTER I think you need to slow down on the old booty builder.
843
I need...
844
No. No, you need to take time.
845
Girl, no, cos when we go to Malta, my booty's...
846
That's how I want rock.
847
It's pretty solid now.
848
You've always had a pretty solid one, to be fair.
849
You know, it jiggles now.
850
Oh, does it?
851
Don't you like a bit of jiggle?
852
I like a little bit of jiggle, but it's jiggling too much, so the booty builder's my new best friend.
853
OK, so you want a controlled jiggle.
854
I want...
855
Yeah, controlled your jiggle.
856
Yeah.
857
On Friday, it was new government guidance that was making the headlines on ITV.
858
Oh, look at this.
859
You've had a fresh haircut for the weekend, buddy.
860
He doesn't know who he is, darling.
861
He thinks he's a whippet.
862
As the first storms of the season hit the UK, the Prime Minister has warned that we could face a winter of greater flooding.
863
Winter's kicked off with a bang now, hasn't it?
864
Yeah.
865
Ooh, you've got to be prepared.
866
A winter of discontent.
867
I know.
868
It came as he repeated the government's calls for Britain to be better prepared for a world of unexpected events.
869
Geez.
870
One thing I would say
871
Britain is bad at is being prepared for unexpected events.
872
We're just the worst in the world.
873
Leaf on track.
874
Train stop.
875
People are being urged to stock emergency supplies in case of power cuts, natural disasters.
876
Oh, I've heard about this.
877
I know somebody who's stocked already.
878
Oh, I do.
879
Friends of mine have been doing that for weeks.
880
Emergency supplies?
881
Stockpiling tins of beans, throw bentos pies.
882
I'm up for this.
883
Always up for this.
884
I like stockpiling. Do you?
885
No, not really.
886
This is some of the kit that, alongside food and water, the government thinks we should all have stashed away in case of emergencies.
887
Are you listening?
888
Are you listening?
889
Are you taking...
890
I'm getting a phone.
891
Pen and paper.
892
I've got to make a list.
893
Well, people need a great first aid kit.
894
I think we've both got first aid kits.
895
Yes, we have.
896
They need lighting.
897
Torch.
898
Torch.
899
I've got loads of touches for my ghostum.
900
I've got a torch.
901
The trouble is, when the lights go out, I can't find it.
902
So we have an emergency hub here.
903
It's a wind -up radio.
904
A wind -up radio? Who thought?
905
Oh, I said that to Ray about getting a radio.
906
He says we don't need one.
907
He says we'll just go sit in the car.
908
The government says its advice is not because of a specific threat.
909
It's not because of, say, a specific threat, it's just there is that many threats.
910
Yeah, we can't nail it to one specific one.
911
The government's Be Ready checklist includes three litres of drinking water per person per day.
912
Who's necking three litres of water every day, Link?
913
Yeah, that's mental, that.
914
You're only meant to neck two, aren't you?
915
And that's a struggle.
916
Bottles of water.
917
Right.
918
Wine.
919
Bottles of wine.
920
Bottles of wine.
921
Non -perishable food that doesn't need refrigeration or cooking.
922
Well, you'd be laughed.
923
Well, as long as I got a biscuit, I'll be all right.
924
We'd be all right, darling, with all the nuts that you've got in this fucking drawer.
925
Nuts and baked beans.
926
We'll be living off nuts for the next ten years.
927
A key part of the new advice is to be prepared to share with your neighbours.
928
Oh, you're not good at that.
929
You're not good at sharing, you.
930
Oh, you've got no food enough.
931
You come round here then and fucking have all mine.
932
In a scenario like this, would you be sharing?
933
No, they can look after themselves.
934
Oh, look at her.
935
And we all love.
936
Yes, exactly.
937
And we all love.
938
She's my spirit animal.
939
I wish I turned and walked off as well.
940
Fuck off.
941
Disgusted at the question.
942
It brings out the best in people, this situation.
943
Yeah, we're all different, aren't we?
944
You've got to remember, we're all different.
945
But whatever people feel they need, the advice is to gradually add it to your normal shopping rather than stockpiling everything all at once.
946
You don't bear thinking about it, does it?
947
No, let's not think about it.
948
Let's not...
949
Pass me a drink.
950
Here we go, cheers.
951
There we are.
952
Bottoms up.
953
I'll go out with my hunting rifle.
954
Shirley, I'm off to get the provisions.
955
Well, how can you cook it?
956
There's no gas, electric.
957
You can get the little gas canisters, can't you?
958
Where are you getting the chicken from?
959
What chicken?
960
Well, I only eat chicken.
961
In Edinburgh, made a bit of a boo -boo this week.
962
Oh, what have you done?
963
Well, I'll tell you.
964
Please do.
965
I saw an online deal and I thought, I thought, oh, I can't let that go.
966
Sisters Susie and Rosie.
967
So I got it at an excellent price. For what?
968
48 of my preferred quilted toilet rolls.
969
28?
970
48. 48.
971
48. So they got delivered and I'd completely forgotten that we had two 16s already.
972
No, no. So that's 32 and 48.
973
What does that take us to?
974
80 and I had four extra ones.
975
So I've got 84 toilet rolls.
976
Come the revolution, I am ready.
977
On Sunday night, ITV had something scandalous in mind.
978
Adultery.
979
Ooh, Jay.
980
I've seen the trailers for this.
981
It looks so good.
982
Who could be arsed having an affair?
983
Who can be...
984
Having one man in your life is taxing enough.
985
Exactly.
986
Never mind two.
987
I think you have to have a different level of energy to commit adultery.
988
Don't knock it.
989
Oh, God.
990
Mum, could you give me and Jess a lift to her house?
991
Holly, you remember where I'm going today, don't you?
992
Oh, where is she going?
993
Oh, I don't know.
994
It's like a Minnowie way.
995
Fine.
996
Thanks, Mum.
997
Jess, we're going.
998
It's Mum's taxi, isn't it?
999
Yeah.
1000
That's how it is when you've got kids.
1001
Kids and a husband that's needy, yeah.
1002
There you are.
1003
Jesses.
1004
Hiya, Neil.
1005
You all right?
1006
The son and his girlfriend.
1007
Beth, has Ollie mentioned about Mum's birthday party?
1008
Oh, yeah, sorry.
1009
Erm...
1010
There's another thing on the list.
1011
You've got all these different things, being a mum, going on in your age.
1012
You've got work, you've got kids, you've got a husband, you've got the house, you've got...
1013
Oh.
1014
It's at our place.
1015
No big deal, but Mum and Dad would love to meet you.
1016
I'll definitely try and come.
1017
Oh, we're meeting the in -laws!
1018
Shay, come on now, look!
1019
Hiya.
1020
Mum, I've left my footy boots in the car, you need to come back.
1021
Oh, mate, no, that's happened to me with myself.
1022
Oh, for God's sake!
1023
Can you just swing back?
1024
Fine.
1025
Oh!
1026
Oh, I nearly dropped my fucking tea all over then.
1027
Oh, you weren't maths.
1028
Oh, shit!
1029
Oh, someone's going to have a bit of rumpy -pumpy.
1030
Oh, I am so sorry.
1031
What were you doing?
1032
Oh, sexy bike rider.
1033
I think that's broken.
1034
Well, it could not be.
1035
It could just be bruising.
1036
I'm a doctor.
1037
Oh.
1038
A doctor, you say?
1039
Well.
1040
OK, I can take you to the hospital.
1041
Yeah, take him, for Christ's sake.
1042
Ollie, I've had an accident.
1043
I've knocked a man off his bike just up the road.
1044
And it's all your fault, you little bastard, cos you want me to bring them boots back.
1045
Yeah, I've got to take him to hospital.
1046
Can you and Jess come and pick up his bike?
1047
She needs to use, what, three words, and then they'll know where it is.
1048
Ollie and Jess?
1049
Yeah?
1050
Ollie Brooks?
1051
Yeah.
1052
Yeah?
1053
Yeah.
1054
Oh! And Tom, Jess's dad.
1055
Oh, my gosh!
1056
What an introduction!
1057
No worries.
1058
If she's ran Jessie's dad over.
1059
Bloody hell.
1060
Oh, right.
1061
Nice to meet you.
1062
Oh, don't shake my hand.
1063
Yeah, it's going to be hours for the x -ray, but...
1064
Oh, shit, sorry.
1065
Oh, is she going to stay with him now?
1066
I'll get me triage in a minute to get some drugs for the pain.
1067
Are you doing pain well?
1068
Yes, great, thanks.
1069
Oh, is that a bit of flirty behaviour?
1070
I think a little bit of flirty -flirty there, love.
1071
If he came up to me in a pub and said, can I get you a drink, I'd be like, you absolutely can.
1072
No, you wouldn't.
1073
You've got...
1074
THEY LAUGH They're cute together, aren't they, Ollie and Jess?
1075
Oh!
1076
Do you think that they've, um...
1077
Huh?
1078
Huh?
1079
What?
1080
You know.
1081
Eh?
1082
What?
1083
Oh, she's saying that
1084
Jess and Ollie had a bit of how's your father.
1085
Yeah, nookie bear.
1086
You mean...
1087
Yeah.
1088
Er, yeah, probably.
1089
Really? Of course.
1090
What do you think?
1091
Oh, my God.
1092
Oh, one weird question!
1093
What, they've gone straight to discussing whether their children are having sex?
1094
Slightly weird line of flirting.
1095
We're going to be grandma and grandma.
1096
Stop it.
1097
No, but we are.
1098
Stop it.
1099
Stop it.
1100
Literally, they're...
1101
Stop it.
1102
He is undressing her with his eyes.
1103
It's that lingering look, like...
1104
Stop that.
1105
Yeah, exactly.
1106
Weird.
1107
A bit later, Beth was at Tom's house for a birthday party.
1108
Oh, they've obviously had a few bevies.
1109
Oh, yes, the Lambrusco's been pouring.
1110
They're loosening up now.
1111
Yep.
1112
And he couldn't wait to shore his telescope.
1113
Jess was obsessed with stars of space when she was little.
1114
Men are so weird with the telescopes.
1115
That's not a particularly good one.
1116
It's a small refractor, Ellie.
1117
All right, George.
1118
All right.
1119
I'm sorry about your friend...
1120
...Ali.
1121
Oli mentioned.
1122
Oh, I was talking about her friend that passed away.
1123
You're going to have to comfort her now, aren't you, Tom?
1124
It's awful losing a friend.
1125
Tom's actually been a nice guy, but there's also a tactic going on here, Jane.
1126
I know.
1127
Oh!
1128
That's me good hand.
1129
Can you feel the electricity?
1130
She felt something then.
1131
That's scary.
1132
You are shouting, you Tom.
1133
I think that's the start of Summit Brewing there.
1134
That was literally chemical.
1135
A chemical reaction started there.
1136
Endorphins and pulsating vibrations.
1137
Wowzers.
1138
Later, we saw
1139
Beth at her best friend's funeral.
1140
She's there needing emotional support and she's all on her own.
1141
But there was only one place she wanted to be.
1142
Why is she going to the doctor's surgery?
1143
Is that where
1144
Tom's surgery is?
1145
Oh, yeah.
1146
You think I'm crazy coming here?
1147
Yeah, yeah, we do.
1148
Could you lock the door, please?
1149
Maybe I am, but I...
1150
I've got this pain here.
1151
Oh, I've got a pain in my heart.
1152
Oh, hello.
1153
Oh.
1154
Do you get that on prescription?
1155
I don't know, but if you do, I'll have one.
1156
Oh, not even from the...
1157
This might explain some of the waiting list cues.
1158
No more appointments, please.
1159
It's quite interesting, you know, seeing how the other half lives.
1160
It does, doesn't it?
1161
Does it tempt you to having an affair?
1162
No, not really.
1163
I can't be bothered.
1164
I don't know. In Newcastle...
1165
Lindsay's mum and dad have this awful habit of accidentally sending voice notes, right?
1166
Oh, yes.
1167
Most of the time, absolute gibberish, right?
1168
You can't make it out.
1169
Brothers Mark and Steve.
1170
But anyway, Lindsay's dad had a fall and he's in hospital cos he's hurt his knee.
1171
So anyway, this morning, I'm lying in bed this morning, there's no kids in the house, nobody else in the house,
1172
just me and Lynn's in bed this morning, so I'm like, oh.
1173
Have a little smooch over, get a little bit close, and then I get interrupted by an accidental voice note from her dad,
1174
who is in hospital, telling the nurse that he's woken up
1175
and he's filled his pot with piddle and can they empty it?
1176
So I immediately had to shuffle that way and think, I'm just going to go for a coffee.
1177
On Sunday night, we were back in the Labour ward on E4.
1178
Always makes me cry.
1179
Oh, does it?
1180
Oh, well, everything makes you cry, let's be honest.
1181
You've been at the birth of Jimmy and Eva, haven't you?
1182
Correct, yeah, yeah, an honour.
1183
Well, you were my...
1184
Emotional support animal.
1185
Yeah.
1186
One born every minute does not make me broody.
1187
Why would it?
1188
Why would it make anybody broody?
1189
Why on earth?
1190
If anything, it reminds you how horrendous and what an endurance task childbirth is.
1191
I mean, it's not that bad.
1192
It's not good.
1193
Erin and her boyfriend, Calum, are expecting their second baby.
1194
Oh, number two, they know what to expect.
1195
Over 40 weeks pregnant, Erin's come in to be induced.
1196
Bad luck being induced, OK?
1197
But we're inducing you this time because...
1198
Of my previous C -section.
1199
We've had a previous C -section and we're over term now, aren't we?
1200
This is her first vaginal birth.
1201
Vaginal passage birth, is that what you say?
1202
And drop the passage.
1203
You had a section the second time.
1204
I had a section the second time because he was due on my birthday.
1205
I don't think so.
1206
I don't think I'm having a baby on my birthday.
1207
I don't think so.
1208
I'm not doing a kid's party every year instead of my own.
1209
Right, so I'm just going to break the water.
1210
OK, Erin, this will be all right.
1211
Just deep breaths.
1212
It doesn't hurt.
1213
It just feels weird.
1214
Feed it rest and then just some jelly.
1215
Oh!
1216
Oh, wow.
1217
Jeez.
1218
I feel like it's getting more intense.
1219
This does not make me want to do it again.
1220
It makes me feel sick.
1221
Did you cry when Harry was born?
1222
Me?
1223
No. Don't lie. Did you?
1224
No. Definitely cried.
1225
We all shed a tear on the firstborn.
1226
I didn't cry when my little ones were born, but if I knew how much they were going to cost me, I would have cried.
1227
Before she can give birth vaginally...
1228
Vaginally.
1229
..a woman's cervix needs to widen or dilate to 10 centimetres.
1230
Yes, we know that.
1231
I know.
1232
When they say it's like that, that's 10 centimetres.
1233
You're like eight centimetres.
1234
No way!
1235
Yeah.
1236
Eight, so she's probably at that.
1237
So she's only two off.
1238
Come on, girl.
1239
Come on.
1240
Let's get pushing, cos baby's telling her she's ready to come.
1241
All right, let's get pushing!
1242
Come on, Erin!
1243
Oh!
1244
They're getting ready now.
1245
Let's do some piping.
1246
That's the top of Vegas.
1247
Christ, look at him.
1248
Christ, we're getting a bit closer then, Cal.
1249
I wouldn't want Orland Sundry looking up the thief like that.
1250
No. You can do it.
1251
You can just push right first, trying to make our way out.
1252
Go on!
1253
You're helpless now as a bloke, innit?
1254
Like, yeah, go on, push, yeah.
1255
Do everything you've got.
1256
Come on, don't stop.
1257
Come on.
1258
Oh, my God, does it...
1259
Come on!
1260
Oh, look!
1261
Come on!
1262
Oh, my God.
1263
Thank God that's blurred out.
1264
That's it.
1265
You can do it.
1266
Keep going.
1267
Oh, God.
1268
WHISTLE BLOWS That's it.
1269
Yow!
1270
Yeah!
1271
Well, you are.
1272
Happy birthday.
1273
That's literally happy birthday, isn't it?
1274
Yeah, it is, yeah.
1275
You did so well!
1276
Yeah.
1277
Ah!
1278
What's the blazers on my head?
1279
Just to keep her warm.
1280
Came out with a hat on?
1281
LAUGHTER I felt that that was just done.
1282
That's it.
1283
That's so cute.
1284
Oh, I'm off.
1285
That's his girl.
1286
That's it.
1287
Oh, see?
1288
I don't cry.
1289
Here, look.
1290
He's going to make me cry.
1291
That's how he's sat in here.
1292
Look how beautiful you are.
1293
Oh, you know.
1294
Oh, that's lovely.
1295
Oh!
1296
Look at her little smushy face.
1297
That's what life's all about.
1298
Oh, family.
1299
I think I'm going to cry again.
1300
I don't know what's up with me today.
1301
Oh, Jenny.
1302
We all deserve a second chance, even disgruntled doctors.
1303
New medical drama
1304
The F Ward starts tomorrow at nine.
1305
And starting on Sunday, a brand -new game show with a huge secret twist that will only be revealed on the night.
1306
Bradley Walsh's million -pound shot is at nine.
1307
The last leg is next.
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Diese Sprechübung basiert auf dem Video „Gogglebox S28E09“. Dieses Video enthält 1304 Sätze und 7527 Wörter zum Nachsprechen. Der gesprochene Teil dauert 46:44. Der Sprecher spricht in natürlichem Tempo, etwa 161 Wörter pro Minute, ähnlich wie im Alltagsgespräch. Nur 80 % der Wörter gehören zu den 3.000 häufigsten im Englischen, der Wortschatz ist also anspruchsvoll. 241 der 1304 Sätze sind Fragen – gut, um Frageintonation und kurze Antworten zu üben.
Wichtiger Wortschatz in diesem Video
15 lernenswerte Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:
| Wort | Aussprache | Bedeutung |
|---|---|---|
| traitor Substantiv | /ˈtɹeɪtɚ/ | Verräter, Verräterin |
| bang Substantiv | /ˈbæŋ/ | Knall |
| laughter Substantiv | /ˈlæftɚ/ | Gelächter, Lachen |
| uncomfortable Adjektiv | /ʌnˈkʌm.fɚ.tə.bl̩/ | unbequem, ungemütlich |
| silk Substantiv | /sɪlk/ | Seide |
| taxi Substantiv | /ˈtæksi/ | Taxi, Taxe |
| builder Substantiv | /ˈbɪl.dəɹ/ | Bauarbeiter, Bauarbeiterin |
| torch Substantiv | /ˈtɔːtʃ/ | Fackel |
| sake Substantiv | /ˈseɪ̯k/ | Sinn, Ziel |
| knock Verb | /nɑk/ | klopfen |
| affair Substantiv | /əˈfɛɹ/ | Angelegenheit |
| polish Verb | /ˈpɑ.lɪʃ/ | polieren |
| destination Substantiv | /dɛstɪˈneɪʃən/ | Reiseziel, Bestimmungsort |
| faithful Adjektiv | /ˈfeɪθ.fl̩/ | treu, loyal |
| riot Substantiv | /ˈɹaɪ.ət/ | Aufruhr, Tumult |
Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst
| Wort | Aussprache | Bedeutung |
|---|---|---|
| wind up Verb | /waɪnd ˈʌp/ | aufziehen |
| break out Verb | ausbrechen | |
| come along Verb | mitgehen | |
| come back Verb | zurückkommen, zurückkehren | |
| come round Verb | umdrehen, wenden | |
| come up with Verb | ausdenken | |
| cut out Verb | unterlassen, aufhören | |
| dress up Verb | sich herausputzen, sich aufbrezeln |
Sätze zum Wiederholen
Kurze, vollständige Sätze aus dem Video, die du im Alltag wiederverwenden kannst:
- You've been on the same dual carriageway as him?
- Seriously, you're doing so well, all right?
- You've never been on a bus?
- You want pyjamas, don't you?
- Which don't make no difference, what are you wearing?
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing – eine Handlung, die früher begann und noch andauert | have been guiding · I've been using · have been doing |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | have seen · You've been · haven't been |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | be sat · would be horrified · be horrified |
| Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache | someone who just · people who have · person who didn |
Aussprache, auf die du achten solltest
Der Sprecher verwendet 314 Kurzformen und abgeschwächte Formen, zum Beispiel I'm, don't, you've. Sprich sie in der kurzen Form, so wie du sie hörst.
- Die Laute „sh“ und „zh“: polish /ˈpɑ.lɪʃ/, destination /dɛstɪˈneɪʃən/, gosh /ɡɑːʃ/, shake /ˈʃeɪk/, smash /smæʃ/
- Lange Wörter – auf die Betonung achten: uncomfortable /ʌnˈkʌm.fɚ.tə.bl̩/, destination /dɛstɪˈneɪʃən/, celebrity /səˈlɛb.ɹɪ.ɾi/, unexpected /ʌnɪkˈspɛktɪd/, electricity /ɪˌlɛkˈtɹɪsɪti/
Laute, die Deutschsprachigen schwerfallen:
- /w/ — mit runden Lippen, nicht wie das deutsche „w“ (/v/): ward /wɔɹd/, nowhere /ˈnoʊ.(h)wɛɹ/, swing /ˈswɪŋ/, twist /twɪst/, warn /woɹn/
- Stimmhafter Auslaut — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ am Wortende nicht verhärten: pad /pæd/, ward /wɔɹd/, passage /ˈpæsɪd͡ʒ/, unexpected /ʌnɪkˈspɛktɪd/, festive /ˈfɛstɪv/
- /æ/ — offener als „ä“: bang /ˈbæŋ/, laughter /ˈlæftɚ/, taxi /ˈtæksi/, pad /pæd/, fancy /ˈfæn.si/
So übst du mit diesem Video
- Höre dir das ganze Video einmal an, ohne zu sprechen, und notiere die Wörter, die du nicht kennst.
- Beginne mit 0,75-facher Geschwindigkeit, sprich Satz für Satz nach und wechsle zur normalen Geschwindigkeit, sobald es leichtfällt.
- Nimm dich auf und vergleiche mit dem Original; achte dabei auf Wörter wie traitor, bang, laughter.
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.