Shadowing Practice: Gogglebox (UK) 2026 Season 28 - Episode 7 - Learn English Speaking with Video
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I've been thinking about what I could do on a night time as a hobby.
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And I was going to go to college again.
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But actually, I might just take on dancing.
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You've never been to college, Abbs?
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I have. When?
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I have?
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When have you been to college?
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Excuse me, I've got my level one and two hairdressing, level two and three business administration.
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I've been to college for the last ten years.
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I forgot about that.
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Oh This is weird
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Oh, don't be mean Crikey, I can't even pronounce that terrible assolata
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What is that oh oh clever you oh?
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That cheese shell suits your uncle David used to sell them wow wow wow wow wow
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Oh look at the red Louboutin!
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I'm gonna have to start watching this.
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Oh yeah, I've seen it all now now.
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What does that mean?
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I'm not good with riddles.
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See, that's what I love about.
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I love a bargain bucket.
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I want something I can dip chips in.
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No!
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Oh here we go, Dave.
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Here we go, look at you!
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We need some of this.
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We've got little to no etiquette.
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It's nice to see a child without an iPad and a eight stick hanging out of its mouth.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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In the week Hearsay and Liberty X got the bands back together, we enjoyed lots of great telly.
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The usual shenanigans from SW3 were keeping us busy on E4.
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Did you ever look like that in a bikini?
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No one.
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Did you ever look like that?
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What, did you wear jewellery and all like that in a bikini?
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No, no, no. I wore my goggles around my neck.
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The hoodwinking and double-crossing continue to have us gripped.
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This is going to mess with everybody's heads.
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Let's do this.
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I'm not down with anyone in a black cloak, you know.
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Saying that, I'm not really down with anyone in a white cloak.
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I was going to say, I'll take a black eye for a while.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And it was all spandex, spinning and sparkle on BBC One.
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You see, I'm gutting, mate,
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cos rugby ended my dancing career.
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I should have known not to play rugby.
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I'm not built for it, am I?
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You're not.
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If anything, I'm too big.
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Yeah.
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If anything, you should have just stuck to a cheerleader.
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Yeah. Do you know what?
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I'd have been a cracking little cheerleader, mate.
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LAUGHTER What are we going to do about this picture, Mary?
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It's a signed print.
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Print, even?
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It's a print.
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It's not even an original work.
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OK, let me have a look.
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And the artist is called Bernard Buffett.
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OK, let me Google him.
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Like a Buffett service.
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Giles and his wife, Mary.
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Original oil paintings reach up to £2.1 million, while mass market prints command much lower figures.
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Yes, thank you.
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What do you mean, much?
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Well, just our luck that we should inherit a bloody mass market print which is worth £10.
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What are you talking about?
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Original signed limited edition lithographs range from roughly £2,000 to £10,000.
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Why are you so absurd?
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That's fantastic, Mary.
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Then we can go to Tenerife.
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On Saturday, the celebs were sweating it out on the dance floor again on BBC One.
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I found a dance class that I'm going to start going to.
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Really?
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It's a Morris dancing class.
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Oh.
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On a Thursday evening at the town hall.
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Do you want to escape for a little bit of me time, darling?
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I just want to hit people with sticks.
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Oh.
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Jesus.
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Jesus.
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Oh You
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love your strictly don't you oh, yeah, it's actually good that he's actually grown on you yeah
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He asked us before I was like
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Drop me out, but now I'm kind of like yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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You're all in the show there.
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Yeah, so Saturday nights about Yeah, you lot say
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Strictly and I'm like, oh.
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APPLAUSE Dancing the South, Delta Goodrum and Kai Widram.
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Did she do Eurovision?
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Yeah, for Australia.
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Do you know what?
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Delta Goodrum is the working man that Jennifer Lopez.
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She is.
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MUSIC PLAYS Yes, Delta!
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SHEIN!
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MUSIC PLAYS Oh, my God!
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This is like all my strictly outfit dreams come true.
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What's she wearing?
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I don't know, but...
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Ridiculous leg warmers or whatever they are.
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Leg warmers!
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Oh, my God!
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Go on, daughter!
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She can dance looking back.
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Oh, shimmy, shimmy, shimmy.
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well my chicken pill it down the fellow she's loving it she's singing along here she's very good
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I wonder if she's ever heard of this song before
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because obviously she's Australian in shape I would have thought so love music in Australia oh shit
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she picked up all the dust off
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that floor see that's handy for sweeping up as well insert
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you've got to like feather dusters on your life microfiber cloths since
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Lee I feel C fix on a yes going up
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and down I'd like to be delta and I'd like you to be him I'd love you to be delta actually
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I'm putting my back out just watching it
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Why don't you check me around like that then?
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Why because I'm 71 years of age going on Okay,
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okay Okay, whoever's made that costume deserves nighting because the strength in that gusset needs to be yeah 10-10.
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Yeah, the away ring trust
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Delta, how they that is phenomenal.
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She is amazing.
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Amazing, darling.
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She's amazing, darling.
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Now, I'm disappointed. Where?
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Because I was trying to find some flaws, but that was none.
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None in that.
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She rarely caught Delta.
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Worries me.
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You have a baby put in your arms and someone says, what shall I call it?
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Oh, I can't wait to call it Delta.
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It looks just like a Delta.
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I'm sorry.
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This look that you're giving me at the moment is not very friendly.
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I'm just looking at you.
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It's my normal look at you.
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That's it.
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I'm not looking at you any different.
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It's very worrying when you're looking at me like that.
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Sarah, her husband Andre and their daughter Shay.
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You know, I don't know if I should look at you or not.
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So keep smiling.
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I much prefer that one.
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That's the one.
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That's a fake smile. Is it?
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That's the one I got married to.
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This week, we had our regular dose of Weatherfield dramas on ITV1.
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I am so ready for a bit of Coronation Street.
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Deb, Sally, Rita Fairclough, Emily.
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I want to know what's happening.
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Simon, most of them have died now.
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Keep up.
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Shona and David are a couple.
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Jodie, Shona's sister, has come out of nowhere.
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We don't know the background.
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She seems a bit weird, seems a bit unhinged.
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Turns out she is unhinged, and she's trying to steal David from Shona, her own sister.
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It's a TV first where two females are fighting over David Platt.
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I didn't think I'd see it in my lifetime.
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Well...
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MUSIC PLAYS There's Judy.
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Is that Judy?
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She's the estranged sister.
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Why is she watching over him like that?
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That's a bit creepy, though.
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Sorry.
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Dozed off.
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He must have needed it.
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He looks so beautiful.
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Oh, heavens.
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Is she infatuated with him?
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Yeah.
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She's obsessed.
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She's not infatuated, she's obsessed.
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He said you were doing a bit of Scran, I expected cheese sandwich and a bag of ready-salted.
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She's playing a game, you sure.
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Of course she is, look, she's after him.
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Best grub I've had in a while, this.
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Don't let my sister hear you say that.
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Oh, here we go.
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She never really was the domesticated type.
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Oh, stick the boot in, she's a filter, bitch.
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She's trying to be this domestic goddess to make Sean look like she's shit and look at me, I can do everything.
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She's trying to steal Shona's man from underneath her, isn't she?
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You can talk to me, you know, David.
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Oh, she's getting closer.
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Things haven't been great between us long before you came on the scene, believe me.
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Oh, this is just what Jodie wants to hear.
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Talk about encourage a situation.
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Yes, yes.
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You deserve someone that will treat you right.
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She's conniving, isn't she?
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Well, he's fell right into a spider's web, hasn't he?
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Come on, David, like...
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Don't fall for these tricks, like, she's evil.
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David, when are you going to choose you?
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He's just put his mobile under a napkin.
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What's he doing?
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Is he recording her?
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Why did you...
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I don't know.
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Surely not.
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You do realise that we could have been together all this time?
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Oh, my God, she's laying it on thick now, isn't she?
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It's what I've wanted since the moment I met you, David.
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It's all been about you.
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Even David's like, what?
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Yeah.
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If you had a day, you'd be playing everything.
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You're right, I'm being pumped.
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Where's Jeremy Beedle?
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh, it's Shona!
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Shona, it's too late.
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It's not yours anymore.
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What?
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It's not yours anymore!
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And he's like, do I get a sec?
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You know, I can help you both if you want.
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I'm sorry, darling, but ears.
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Oh, Shona's fighting for a man.
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Oh, this is like Dallas, only in Salford.
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You're going to need to pack your stuff and go and live with Roy or...
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Whoa!
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She's getting ahead of herself.
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I tell you what, she's got some front Jodie, aren't she, saying to Shona?
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I know.
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Who owns the house that she's studying.
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You'll have to pack your shit up and go and stay at Roy's.
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Yeah.
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You can't have all the good stuff.
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And David's like, yeah, I'm the good stuff?
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Me
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and David are going to be together we are aren't
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we David haven't even said a word what what hasn't he said a word exactly oh not exactly home our thanks Sarah
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Jonah's heard it all Jonah is a nice one David I said didn't tell
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when he put his mobile under that Kenny was up to something
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that is the David Platt winner
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there he is that's the box of shit she's been collecting oh she's got all sorts in that box
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Lee there's everything in
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that box it's not milk tray chocolates
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I'll tell you now you what who are we today then DS Swain what oh god she's a proper What's this?
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Get us better!
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Shona Platt!
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What is that picture?
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She cut the picture of Shona out and stuck her own face on it on a wedding photo.
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That's proper old schooler and you can tell her eyes not reach the cobbles.
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I'm calling Lisa.
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Who's Lisa?
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Police woman that lives next door and she's still a bad shoe and Annie in for them.
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Oh!
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She just pulled that out of nowhere!
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Fucking hell, that's such a turn, isn't it?
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You're in peace!
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You've already pointed that at me before, love.
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Yeah.
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Come on, Jodie.
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We know the guns are fake.
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Is it a toy gun?
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I don't know if it's a toy gun, G.
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I wouldn't put a past Jodie for it to be real.
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I'll show you how real this is.
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Something isn't real just because you're saying it.
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Get off, Jodie!
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What the fuck is going on?
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Oh, the fighting over the gun.
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You know what happens?
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Somebody always gets shot when they fight over a gun.
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Get off!
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Oh, it's gone off.
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Oh, it's gone off!
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Oh, it's shot off.
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Oh, it's shot off.
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Oh!
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Jodie!
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Oh, it's Jodie!
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Oh, no!
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I mean, to be fair, she brought it on herself.
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Shona!
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Every time I watch Coronation Street, I just get a headache.
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I just get a headache!
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It's so true, though, innit?
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Why is there so much going on?
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It's so true.
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Your eyes are going like...
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Thank you.
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in Leeds I went to the pumpkin thing yesterday didn't
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I with the kids yeah we're in this enchanted forest I'm dying for the toilet
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so there's some like cabin toilets halfway around great sisters Ellie
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and Izzy these cubicles are very small I turns around to sit on the toilet
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and you're I'm never going to believe what happened.
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What?
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I caught the inside of my mouth on the door handle.
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I was like...
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Did you put hand sanitiser in your mouth after?
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Yeah.
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I'm not even joking. Did you?
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I was like...
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I was panicking, I didn't know what to do.
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I was like...
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On Monday it was trust funds at the ready as we headed to London's poshest neighborhood on e4
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No, I'm not lying with my dog.
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No leave him alone.
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You're becoming a sex pest
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You know I love this song so much that I have it on my playlist as problem in that city
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What's actually going on there with you and chugs?
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We don't communicate about emotions or feelings with each other
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so they know has been shagging chugs
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but she's also seen a bit of fun it's kissing Marley hour before
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and then I'm just kissing Zeno oh area there he is it's a trouble shit there really go on that so
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Sam has got two lasses on the gore and kind of side with 21's after stuff in my house is mediciana David,
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look at this.
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It's incredible.
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Can I say something?
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You have done...
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You always do a good job, but this is spectacular.
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The pen is staying in Dorset.
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Write that down, Steve, because they might want to visit.
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So you've got chemistry and a bit of a spark with Mali, but you see your future with Zayno.
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Potentially, yeah.
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Typical sound behaviour, can I just say.
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Every season, he's the same boy.
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It never changes.
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No character development, can I just say.
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Why do you not just cut Mali out?
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Yeah.
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Because Zayno's running around with Buddy Chugs.
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So we've got Chugs, Zeno, Marley.
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What happened to names like Anne and Derek?
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I'm lost between Chugs and everything here now, like.
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Chugs isn't there.
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Wow.
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Hey, guys.
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Who should turn up but Marley?
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Good to see you.
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Missed you.
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Oh, he's such a creep, isn't he?
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Missed you.
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I missed you so much that I was snogging someone else.
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Right.
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Drink.
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What's up with that?
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What's all that about?
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It's our first holiday together.
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Yeah.
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I think it could be a new beginning.
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New beginning.
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So we don't talk about anything that's happened in the past, because I might trip yourself up.
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That makes me very happy.
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Oh, hello.
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Oh, wow.
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Straight in.
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That was so random.
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I think Sam just kisses girls when he doesn't know what to say.
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He's run out of things to say.
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It's not a bad thing to do do it wasn't long before
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Sam stumbled across his other love interest girls how are we hey that chugs there's the Casanova that's tweets
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might see me later on this shows along there's a no
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and then there were two that's it my favorite two what's this why they're not talking like
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that why she's swinging around like better we should go on a day here here yeah what about your other date?
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Do you want to double boot yourself?
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You're checking your diary.
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We could do a little sweet date, you know, a little picnic or something.
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I would so do that.
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I love a picnic.
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Oh, he's full of shit, isn't he?
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I do see something maybe with us one day.
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I did kiss Molly earlier.
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Today?
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Yeah.
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God.
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But she seems quite cool about it.
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At least it's been honest for once.
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Yeah.
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Well, let's face it, she's involved with, what's his name?
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Chuck.
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Chuck.
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But you also were saying one thing that you don't see it going anywhere with her, so why are you...?
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You say something about drugs.
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Yeah, fair. So valid.
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Oh, but...
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Oh, and he's Frenching everyone, isn't he?
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Yeah.
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Oh, is that Marley?!
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Oh, God.
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She's clumpy.
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Court red-handed.
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We need popcorn for this!
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So were we going to be boyfriend and girlfriend before or after this sentence?
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Ooh, before.
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Before.
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Before.
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Before.
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Yeah, before.
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Genuinely, for you, I actually care about you and I really do wish you well.
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And if he makes you happy, genuinely, I'm happy you're happy.
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I don't think she genuinely meant that.
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I don't think she genuinely meant it, because the more times you genuinely say it, it genuinely doesn't mean it.
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You...
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Babe, I don't think you'd know happiness if it smacked you in the fucking face, so...
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Go on, make your exit and stay away.
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And she earned her self-respect back.
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Yeah, well done.
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I hope she never repeats her actions from earlier.
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A bit later, it was time to face the music and the whole Chelsea crew at lunch.
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Marley, Sam, where did you both go last night?
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You went off for an hour.
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What?
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Hang on, Marley and Sam?
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Was it just a conversation?
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There's so much to catch up on.
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Did you kiss her?
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Did they hook up?
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Huh?
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We had a kiss.
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Where'd they kiss?
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I mean...
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Molly's not there, Maggie.
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Oh, God.
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Marnie, you were so upset with Sam the night before.
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You slept with him.
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I slept with him.
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Wait, what?
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We do have a connection.
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There is lots of chemistry there.
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And I think since we have slept with each other...
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Molly and Sam.
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It's the score key.
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Don't judge her.
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You're not in the relationship.
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Don't judge her.
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We listen and we don't judge.
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Things have changed, like, dramatically.
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What?
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This guy!
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This guy!
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So you kissed Marley, kissed Zeno, then slept with Marley?
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He's like me, he's trying to figure out what the fuck's going on.
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We have amazing chemistry.
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I'm actually fine not having this conversation.
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No, don't go away.
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No, I'm actually just, I'm super, super done.
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I'd get up with Noel, would you?
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No, but you talk about your sex life, you don't have it.
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I don't think she's...
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Look, the halibut's coming out in a minute, sit down!
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We've got monkfish! In North London.
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So what have you been doing this week then?
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This week I was with Mo.
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And who is Mo?
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Mo is my personal trainer.
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Well that sounds a bit posh.
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Max and his mum Sandy.
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So show us your guns, come on.
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My guns?
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Okay.
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Oh look at that.
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That's my gun.
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That is solid.
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That is solid.
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I'll have this one.
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Oh gosh.
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Yeah, look at mine
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Do you know want to feel my guns at the Gisha
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On Saturday there was some rustic cooking in the countryside on ITV Jamesy's got me carbon Lara.
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Yes, he was quite bad
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You burnt everything I Don't think I particularly want to watch somebody living their best life in a lovely house and garden
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Would you be jealous, Mary?
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Yes.
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I thought you weren't jealous.
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Well, I'm fed up with my own cottage being a dump.
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I'm Clodagh McKenna.
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I'm a chef and writer.
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Oh, hiya, Clodagh.
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I recognise her.
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She's been on this morning.
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I love living out here in the countryside.
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I would too, if I had that bloody house.
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Looking after our animals.
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You may fall in love.
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Our garden.
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It's making me feel very, very bitter and twisted.
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Yeah, same.
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And cooking delicious food for my wonderful family and friends.
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Oh, what a cow.
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She's got wonderful family and friends.
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Now you've sprung it on me, Mary, saying my brother's coming for lunch tomorrow.
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Sprung it?
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You invited them?
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I never expected them to say yes.
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This is Clodagh cooking at home.
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I want to be Clodagh.
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How can I be more Clodagh?
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I am making a delicious walled garden vegetable soup.
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It's all full of veg, you know.
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It's got to be...
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Yeah, see this vegetable soup?
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It's so delicious.
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I squirrel away soups like this.
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Is she irritated you already?
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Yes.
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So I've got some olive oil in here.
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I'm putting in some parsnips.
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They take ages to cook, then.
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Oh, they've lost me with parsnips.
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Oh, it is.
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Check how it was.
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And some beautiful celery.
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Have you got beautiful celery?
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No. Sprinkle the sea salt, black pepper.
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That's how you know somebody's doing well when they've got a big pepper grinder.
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Yeah, like you work in Italian.
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Yeah.
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Hoi, hoi, hoi!
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Butter wrapper.
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Butter wrapper?
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Never throw out your butter wrappers.
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What?
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What's she going to do with that?
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Oh, of course, she's on the Kerrygold.
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Knew she'd be on the Kerrygold.
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Because they make the best sweating aids.
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Sweating aids?
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Sweating aids.
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What, she's going to put that in the pan?
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No, she's going to wipe her head with it, like...
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What do you think she's going to do with it?
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This is really good.
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This really seals in all the vegetables.
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I pop that down.
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Mum used to do this.
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Right.
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That's classic French cooking.
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OK.
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Can you put your plastic tub in?
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While that's sweating, let me tell you about my pickling shed.
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Oh, a pickling shed, Mary.
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Oh, I love a pickling shed.
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I just like a fucking shed.
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I just like...
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Every kind of vegetable we do, we have beetroots, we've got cucumbers, we've got courgettes.
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She's a serious pickler, Simon.
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She's obviously got a lot of time to do all this, hasn't she?
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Well, she don't need an ordinary job she's married to the aristocracy, Steve, you know.
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This is my lavender water that I made last year.
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Oh, OK, Megan.
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Yeah.
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Oh, Lord.
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And I've got them beside everybody's beds in the house.
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Bloody hell, she's not sitting in front of the telly watching Law & Order, is she?
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I'm going to let that simmer away until the vegetables are cooked.
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What can I do in ten minutes?
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Doom squirrel.
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That's what I'd do in a free ten minutes.
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Absolutely.
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I could just chill out and have a little bit of lavender water.
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I like it, you know.
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She doesn't get stressed, does she?
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So, I'm popping in all that gorgeous kale that I picked.
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Oh, what a way to ruin your wild garden soup.
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Stick a lot of kale in it.
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Over here, I've got some beans or legumes.
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Oh, we like a bean.
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These are cannellini beans.
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Could you use baked beans and just rinse the tomato sauce off?
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Okay, that's it, folks.
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That's it?
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Oh, it's done, done.
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Yeah. So good for you.
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In fairness, that does look really good, doesn't it?
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Yeah.
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Do you know what you'd have after you ate Clodos soup?
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Wind.
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I like finishing it off with some parmesan cheese.
582
Oh, some cheese on the top.
583
Oh, nice.
584
I don't mind if I do.
585
It's like that parmesan reggiano, isn't it?
586
I don't know, love.
587
I don't eat anything like that, for Christ's sake.
588
Parmesan, Regiano, Uzi.
589
Me and Clodagh are basically the same person.
590
We both have dungarees, she's got chickens, we like making soup, we like growing our own veg.
591
Ooh, what would you give for a pickling shed?
592
Except I ain't got a pickling shed.
593
I've got three caravans.
594
I let Clodagh do it out of that! In home...
595
I forgot to tell you, Sidney, when I went shopping.
596
I got an air fryer as well.
597
What?
598
Well, you got an air fryer, but you've got one.
599
I've got four.
600
Best friends Jenny and Lee.
601
Makes me laugh, Jenny.
602
You don't even use them.
603
I know what Ray does.
604
I like to keep him sweet.
605
I like to keep him sweet.
606
That little small one, it's not very good.
607
So I just bought a little bit bigger, the pan's bigger.
608
Oh, the one I got you, you mean?
609
The small one?
610
Oh, yeah.
611
Get rid of that!
612
That's shit!
613
Yeah, it was shit.
614
Yeah, it was.
615
On Tuesday night, there were more temptations in the jungle on Channel 4.
616
Are you easily tempted as a person?
617
Oh, it depends what you're referring to as tempted!
618
Would you like 300,000 or a packet of biscuits?
619
Biscuits.
620
You're more willing to spend and I have tighter purse strings.
621
I think that's the difference between me and you.
622
You don't consider what you're spending, really.
623
Well, I'm what's classed as a dink.
624
What the hell is that?
625
Dual income, no kids.
626
There you go.
627
Whereas I am fucked.
628
It's not every day you see an ATM in the middle of the jungle.
629
Oh, it's a cash machine!
630
It's a class machine!
631
Don't tell me you could draw money out yourself.
632
What, and keep it?
633
Yeah.
634
We've put £25,000 on this.
635
£25,000?
636
If they're tempting people with cash now, I'm taking it all.
637
Oh, bloody hell.
638
The newly elected camp leader will face the ATM first.
639
Oh, my God, you can see it!
640
£10,000!
641
They decide whether to withdraw some money and secure it for themselves.
642
Oh, my God.
643
Can I go again and again, though?
644
Or do I only get to go once?
645
So Kieran's been elected the new leader and as the group's only remaining non-spender, he's about to have a dilemma on his hands.
646
I like this man.
647
Don't tempt him, please.
648
He's a man with resilience, okay?
649
That's hard to find.
650
I've seen zero, 3,000, 6,000 and 10,000.
651
10,000?
652
Easy.
653
We could get a new Skoda, the new Skoda Yeti for ten, Nutty, with leather seats seats with a two-week-old baby
654
that money will really help like a lot i mean
655
if he's left his partner
656
and two-week-old baby at home to go on this he better bring back some bloody cash absolutely
657
i won't be allowed back through the door
658
i came in here as a team player thinking about me cam mates
659
and i don't want to come back as a bit of a hypocrite
660
and also let myself down mate they've took the pure piss take the 10 grand
661
but then the flip side to that is they're jumping on yachts Yes!
662
Exactly, exactly!
663
There you go, make them stay with me up, take your ten grand, my brother!
664
Having spas, taking KFC for 500 quid.
665
Yes!
666
I've been laughing up in...
667
So they don't give a F about me, so why should I give an F about them?
668
Exactly.
669
So, ten thousand it is.
670
Yes!
671
I'm actually excited that you've done that.
672
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
673
Do you blame him?
674
Nah.
675
I feel like the only person besides me who deserves this...
676
It'll be Schaff.
677
Yeah, Schaff.
678
It's Schaff.
679
Yeah!
680
Yeah, cos Schaff hasn't took the piss, either.
681
I feel like the people that have abstained are getting their pay off now.
682
Yeah!
683
That's a lot of money.
684
That's a lot of money.
685
I just don't want to take away from anyone else.
686
No, go for it!
687
Oh.
688
Yes!
689
Oh, Schaff, chuck your morals in the bin, son, and press ten grand.
690
But I'm just...
691
That could change my life.
692
Take it, then.
693
Because I would.
694
He's in front of me and I don't know what to do.
695
Oh, just take it, please, Shabby.
696
You're going on my fucking nerves now.
697
I work so hard.
698
I work shift patterns.
699
I work weekends.
700
I don't have a social life.
701
Works weekends, doesn't have a social life.
702
Man after me own half.
703
So, fuck it, I'm taking 10,000.
704
Yes!
705
Yes!
706
HE LAUGHS He said, fuck it!
707
After another couple of withdrawals...
708
Oh, I have to do it.
709
Six is good, but I'm going to go with two.
710
That's it, Lee!
711
That's all the money gone!
712
Oh, my God.
713
Oh, my God, so there's nothing left?
714
Well...
715
It was Nico's turn to step up to the ATM.
716
I don't know how much is left on this card.
717
Oh!
718
Oh!
719
Oh!
720
I'll tell you, there's not all.
721
There could be maybe like 10,000 left possibly.
722
Wishful thinking.
723
If money was ever presented to me, money was going to be the option I would take over any temptations
724
because I'm at least going home with a guaranteed amount.
725
You're not.
726
Guys, please don't hate me for this decision.
727
I think you'll be fine.
728
Insufficient funds.
729
Oh, I've seen that so many times, Julie.
730
Please try a lower amount.
731
He's going to go through all of it.
732
I'll go a bit lower.
733
I'll go to the six.
734
Insufficient funds.
735
Oh, you'd be fuming!
736
Nah, this is wrong.
737
This is wrong, man.
738
This is so wrong.
739
I'm now going to try the 2,000 and see if that works.
740
Here goes the label.
741
Oh, mate!
742
Just shows you want money to people, doesn't it?
743
I know.
744
I'm glad he ain't got none.
745
I'm glad he ain't got none.
746
When's your next cruise?
747
Next...
748
Yorkshire.
749
So, oh, my God, thank you so much for my birthday present.
750
Oh, yes.
751
I'm so chuffed.
752
So let me show you.
753
Is it going to work?
754
Ta-ta!
755
Oh, you've got them in.
756
Sarah and her daughter-in-law, Lara.
757
I'm so chuffed with it.
758
Oh, good.
759
It's absolutely perfect.
760
I had no idea how it was going to work.
761
And I didn't know it was able to...
762
I never unpacked it, as you can see.
763
OK, so now we go like...
764
That one goes in.
765
Yeah, there you go.
766
Then it pops and then you put it pop.
767
It's good.
768
That is so...
769
On Wednesday night, Ross Kemp was back building bridges on the BBC.
770
Oh, I'm actually rather excited because I do love a quiz.
771
You'll like this one because I like it.
772
Yes, I'll like it if you like it.
773
I just love anything
774
Ross Kemp I can't get enough of.
775
And I love how people don't call him Ross.
776
It's Ross Kemp.
777
You've got to say Ross Kemp.
778
Yeah.
779
Welcome to the Bridge of Lies, where winning is simple.
780
You know what I like about Ross Kemp?
781
Whatever the occasion, he tries to dress like a security agent.
782
Yes.
783
He's got a black T-shirt and a black suit jacket on there.
784
Yeah, when you've got a funeral at one and you're doing the dolls at six.
785
Yeah, with Bridge of Lies in the gooch.
786
Yes!
787
Bridge, please reveal the second category.
788
The second category is...
789
Birds.
790
Birds.
791
Oh, I'd be fucked with that.
792
Do we know birds?
793
Not really.
794
No. My granddad had a pet pigeon for years.
795
It lived in his bathroom.
796
We are looking for things which are birds or have a type of bird in their name.
797
So like Florence Nightingale.
798
Cheryl Crow. Is this a bird?
799
Oh, yeah.
800
Oh, no, it's not Kate Thrush, is it?
801
Roald Dahl's fantastic title animal.
802
No, that's Fox.
803
Tweety from the Looney Tunes.
804
Tweety from the Looney Tunes is a bird.
805
Step on it.
806
Tweety high from the Looney Tunes is definitely a bird.
807
Yes.
808
Yes, jump on that one.
809
That opens up Winnie the Pooh's friend Christopher something.
810
Christopher Robin.
811
Christopher's a human, isn't it?
812
Christopher Robin.
813
Yeah, that's right.
814
Robin.
815
Robin.
816
Oh, Robin.
817
Zoe in Peppa Pig.
818
Zoe's a zebra and Peppa Pig, I do know that.
819
We don't watch Peppa Pig in our ass because Peppa's quite rude.
820
She is.
821
Really?
822
She's savage.
823
That opens up
824
Harper Lee's lawyer character, Atticus something.
825
Atticus Finch, to kill a mockingbird, my favourite book.
826
I think this might be birdie, even though I don't know a lot about guv.
827
Well, you do, lady.
828
It's Atticus Finch.
829
It's an albatross.
830
That was a very good guess.
831
Gub-gub in Dr. Doolittle's books.
832
What?
833
Oh, yes, gub-gub.
834
Gub-gub was a bird, wasn't it?
835
Odin's creature, Hugin and Moonin.
836
Oh, my God, I won't have a clue.
837
Eh, well, Odin was a water saw.
838
Seagull!
839
Right, let's just go for a gu.. guess.
840
There we are.
841
She'll give birth before she makes it across that bridge.
842
That is the truth.
843
They're ravens.
844
That opens up animal on the national flag of Uganda.
845
I don't know.
846
Yeah, I think that one.
847
OK.
848
I think that one is a good one.
849
Come on, then.
850
Oh, my gosh.
851
My best friend's Uganda, and I should know this.
852
What animal's under?
853
Is it a bird?
854
Yes, it is a bird.
855
Yes, it is.
856
Flags aren't my strong point, Eva.
857
But it'll be a bird.
858
Just step on us.
859
She's going for it.
860
Truth or lie?
861
It's a crane.
862
Yes!
863
She's good, isn't she?
864
Talk about fluky.
865
Yeah, she is fluky.
866
Film featuring Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade.
867
What do they call the film?
868
Summit Falcon.
869
It's the last Falcon.
870
The Maltese Falcon.
871
Falkor in the NeverEnding Story Novels.
872
Falkor, that's got to be a falcon.
873
Falkor does sound like a bird's name.
874
One minute.
875
No, it's a dragon.
876
Truth or lie?
877
She's gone for the other one.
878
Oh, OK.
879
That is a true Maltese Falcon.
880
Maltese Falcon! So close.
881
She's winging this very impressively.
882
Bacardi's vodka brand grey something.
883
Grey goose.
884
Goose.
885
Grey goose.
886
She can't go backwards.
887
She's got to go forwards.
888
Oh, yeah, the grey goose.
889
I'm going back.
890
Oh.
891
Why is she going back?
892
Oh.
893
Yes.
894
We need to go forward.
895
Let's just go here.
896
Uh-oh.
897
Wait, she didn't even read it.
898
She just jumped up.
899
She didn't even read it.
900
It's going to be wrong.
901
Truth or lie.
902
That's Stephen Crane.
903
Oh!
904
She's just random now.
905
Her knowledge in birds is insane.
906
Pertilotte in the Canterbury Tales.
907
Pertilotte in the Canterbury Tales.
908
But I've no idea.
909
Winged animal Bartok in Anastasia film.
910
If it's got wings, it's a bird.
911
Just stand on it.
912
You've got 16 seconds.
913
I think he's a bat.
914
Oh, she's saying that's a bat.
915
No!
916
No!
917
She thinks he's a bat.
918
Truth or lie?
919
Oh, God.
920
That is the truth.
921
Oh, my God!
922
Wow!
923
She's only done it!
924
Well, do you feel like you know your birds a bit better now, Simon?
925
I don't know, Jane.
926
Maybe the category that I would need would be cheese.
927
Yeah?
928
Because my knowledge is quite good with cheese.
929
I would probably just choose animals.
930
Anything animal-wise.
931
Mine could be cheese or...
932
soup
933
in Newcastle I heard something absolutely wonderful at work this week it was just spectacular in its innocence brothers
934
Mark and Steve so one of the girls
935
that I work with genuinely asked me a question how does paracetamol know where to go I said, I beg your pardon.
936
She went, well, you know, if I've got a sore head and I have a paracetamol, then it goes to my head, doesn't it?
937
But I had a sore finger the other day, and I had a paracetamol.
938
How did it know it had gone to your finger?
939
I was like, I'm not sure that's actually how it works, you know.
940
Well, is it not?
941
On Thursday night, the plot thickened on BBC One as we were all clutching our capes for this.
942
I'm so excited by this.
943
It's absolutely gripping.
944
You will be getting shushed if you're talking through this.
945
You see, I'm in with all this.
946
I know how it all works.
947
No, you don't.
948
I don't.
949
I got Richard right, didn't I?
950
Everybody did.
951
Yes!
952
We've had two big players out of the game.
953
Julie's been banished and Bella's been murdered.
954
And they're still not on to the real traitors.
955
We live another day.
956
Did you think you were going?
957
Yeah, I mean, I suppose at this stage, there's reason for all of us to think we're going home other than you.
958
I know, they'd be mad.
959
Oh.
960
Yeah, you just shut up, James Blunt.
961
You talk rubbish.
962
I'm clinging on with the edges of my fingernails.
963
You are clinging on because everyone's circling you like a shark, love.
964
I know that there is a lot of people who are very suspicious of me.
965
Well, what are you going to do about it, Anna?
966
I think it's harsh that, you know, Hannah is being attacked for being an academic.
967
You know, I've suffered without myself in the past. When?
968
Last night at the round table, it was so hard to sit there and have all these people write down my name.
969
Especially when I haven't done anything.
970
Like, it's just, it's about who I am, not what I've done, you know what I mean?
971
Ross is, like, polishing his head.
972
He's quite anxious about it all, isn't he?
973
Yeah, he is.
974
If I could recruit anyone as a traitor, it would be you.
975
Oh! And why?
976
I understand what you're saying, but we could say that about everybody.
977
Yeah, just because you're thick don't mean that you can't be recruited.
978
I wouldn't say it like that, though.
979
Players, welcome to the round table.
980
Let's go, Claudia.
981
Ah!
982
The floor is yours.
983
Bring on the fight.
984
Bring on the fight, then.
985
Erm, there's no surprise that I'm going to be talking to you, Hannah.
986
Oh!
987
Straight in.
988
Straight in for the kill.
989
Yeah.
990
I just don't understand, how are you still here?
991
I've heard that before.
992
We've all been sat around a table at work.
993
Yeah.
994
As a traitor, you would be one of the first people that I would get out, but also as a traitor,
995
you would be extremely good because you're very smart.
996
Oh, yeah.
997
Right.
998
You know what's happening here, Jane?
999
Persecution for being intelligent.
1000
I think so.
1001
Looking back at the previous games, one pattern that came up...
1002
Oh, here we go.
1003
..is that traitors will often vote for somebody that nobody else is voting for.
1004
Right.
1005
Ha-ha-ha-ha!
1006
What a girl!
1007
James, you voted for me.
1008
Oh, she's setting the tables on James.
1009
Not your beautifuls, James Blunt.
1010
Why would I come in as a traitor and be like,
1011
oh, and then look out for this thing and this thing and this thing and this thing?
1012
Yeah.
1013
And why would I do that?
1014
Because you're clever.
1015
Well, the reason you would do it, Hannah, is to mislead and misdirect people.
1016
Players, the time for talk is over.
1017
Oh, my God.
1018
I'd say, Claudia, can we just have another five minutes?
1019
I'm just coming out with my best outfit.
1020
Romesh, we'll start with you.
1021
Who do you believe is a traitor?
1022
Oh, I'd hate to go first.
1023
I'm voting for you, James B.
1024
Oh, it's James Blunt.
1025
Hey, hey.
1026
Blunt.
1027
Yeah.
1028
I know I voted for Hannah last night, But I've changed my mind on that.
1029
I think she might have won the round.
1030
Hang on, I saw you won.
1031
I don't know.
1032
Gotta ask yourself the question, where are you now?
1033
Michael, who do you believe is a traitor?
1034
Uh, I voted for Hannah.
1035
Shit.
1036
Oh, she bloody sat next to him.
1037
Ross.
1038
Going for Hannah?
1039
Oh, yikes, poor Hannah.
1040
She's going to go.
1041
James Blunt.
1042
I've put Hannah.
1043
It's going to be Hannah.
1044
It's not looking good for her, man.
1045
No James Blunt Kenny no surprise.
1046
I'm obviously put you Hannah.
1047
We know where
1048
Ken is going
1049
This is where being too clever.
1050
Don't do you know good.
1051
I've had it all my life
1052
Maya who do you believe is a traitor
1053
Maya Maya Maya?
1054
Hannah Ruthless She is brilliant.
1055
I love her.
1056
Oh, no. Yeah, I love her.
1057
Joanne, I've actually voted for Bash.
1058
Of course you have.
1059
Of course you have.
1060
Hasn't been in a conversation.
1061
Eenie, meenie, miney, moe.
1062
I've gone for the big brain theory.
1063
Hannah.
1064
I'm with the faithful here.
1065
Oh, yeah, yeah.
1066
You always said you wanted to be a faithful, didn't you?
1067
Yeah, yeah.
1068
Come on, come on, come on.
1069
Jane take as day.
1070
What's he, Paul?
1071
It's gonna be Hannah.
1072
I'm for Hannah.
1073
Oh!
1074
Maya and James Acaster performed quite the pincer movements on both of them.
1075
Yeah, there's blood in the water.
1076
Door's shut.
1077
Oh, my goodness, you guys.
1078
This has been so much fun.
1079
Ah.
1080
Oh, I just got like that up yours.
1081
They voted me on.
1082
Yeah.
1083
I am.
1084
Oh!
1085
I'm a fateful.
1086
She's a fit.
1087
Oh, she's a traitor in she know she's a faithful.
1088
Hey Traitor You said she was a bloody faithful.
1089
I thought she was a bloody tray
1090
Look at my hair my is properly hugging she's a genius honestly
1091
Yeah, the way she's playing it so good.
1092
Yeah.
1093
Yeah, this has never happened
1094
Where it's literally one trailer in another one out one trailer in alone out.
1095
It's like a revolving door
1096
It's a revolving door
1097
Not to it and it wasn't long before another faithful found themselves in a cloak
1098
Oh He's gonna freak out he's gonna freak when he sees he's under those hoods
1099
He's trying to work out who it is.
1100
I need to see this
1101
This is lovely two three
1102
My yeah, it loves my oh
1103
Oh shit yeah he didn't know who the traders were yeah no
1104
this actually makes it really good I think being a faithful was fun
1105
but being a traitor it's gonna be better
1106
if you switch nothing he's switched oh he's even gone evil laugh now let's turn up boy
1107
so now you're getting the gist of it over the traitors Jim yeah
1108
Maya yeah and Kenny get it there yeah I'm alright I'm sorry yeah how long will they last
1109
so how long no how long will you remember for me
1110
I should have a book for this thanks week Gogglebox will be standing up to cancer
1111
if you've got a taste for Chelsea life after seeing
1112
it earlier stream all the upper-class beef anytime next tonight the last leg is back apparently
1113
Josh has got a new job but I'm pretty sure they're not going to be mentioning it that much
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This speaking lesson is built on the video “Gogglebox (UK) 2026 Season 28 - Episode 7”. This video has 1110 sentences and 6948 words to shadow. The speech runs for 46:54. The speaker talks at a steady 148 words per minute, a comfortable pace for shadowing. Only 80% of the words are among the 3,000 most common in English, so the vocabulary is demanding.
Key vocabulary in this video
15 words from the video worth learning, with pronunciation and meaning:
| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| traitor noun | /ˈtɹeɪtɚ/ | Someone who violates an allegiance and betrays their country; someone guilty of treason; one who, in breach of trust, delivers their country to an enemy, or… |
| delta noun | /ˈdɛltə/ | The fourth letter of the modern Greek alphabet Δ, δ. |
| genuinely adverb | /ˈd͡ʒɛn.ju.ɪn.li/ | In a genuine manner; truthfully, truly. |
| soup noun | /sup/ | Any of various dishes commonly made by combining liquids, such as water or stock, with other ingredients, such as meat and vegetables, that contribute the food… |
| faithful adjective | /ˈfeɪθ.fl̩/ | Loyal; adhering firmly to person or cause. |
| falcon noun | /ˈfælkən/ | Any bird of the genus Falco, all of which are birds of prey. |
| sweat verb | /swɛt/ | To emit sweat. |
| vegetable noun | /ˈvɛd͡ʒ.tə.bəl/ | A plant raised for some edible part of it, such as the leaves, roots, fruit or flowers, but excluding any plant considered to be a fruit, grain, herb, or spice… |
| grey adjective | /ɡɹeɪ/ | Commonwealth standard spelling of gray. |
| darling noun | /ˈdɑɹlɪŋ/ | Often used as an affectionate term of address: a person who is very dear to one. |
| goose noun | /ɡus/ | Any of various grazing waterfowl of the family Anatidae, which have feathers and webbed feet and are capable of flying, swimming, and walking on land, and… |
| butter noun | /ˈbʌtɚ/ | A soft, fatty foodstuff made by churning the cream of milk (generally cow's milk). |
| chemistry noun | /ˈkɛm.ɪ.stɹi/ | The branch of natural science that deals with the composition and constitution of substances and the changes that they undergo as a consequence of alterations… |
| delicious adjective | /dɪˈlɪ.ʃəs/ | Pleasing to the sense of taste; tasty. |
| clever adjective | /ˈklɛv.ɚ/ | Nimble with hands or body; dexterous; skillful; adept. |
Phrasal verbs you will hear
| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| open up verb | To open. | |
| get off verb | To move from being on top of (something) to not being on top of it. | |
| go back verb | To return to a place or state after having been there at a previous time. | |
| go off verb | To explode. | |
| shoot off verb | To leave quickly. | |
| turn up verb | To show up; to appear suddenly or unexpectedly. | |
| back out verb | To reverse (a vehicle) from a confined space. | |
| bring back verb | /ˈbɹɪŋ bæk/ | To fetch something. |
Sentences worth repeating
Short, complete lines from the video that you can reuse in everyday conversation:
- I'm not built for it, am I?
- Why don't you check me around like that then?
- What's actually going on there with you and chugs?
- Just shows you want money to people, doesn't it?
- I just don't understand, how are you still here?
Grammar in this video
The structures the speaker uses most, with the exact words from the video:
| Structure | In the video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — an action that started earlier and is still going on | I've been thinking · she's been collecting · has been shagging |
| Conditional sentences if + clause, will/would + verb — a condition and its result | If you had a day, you'd be |
| “Used to” used to + verb — a past habit or state that is no longer true | used to sell · used to do |
| Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters now | You've never been · have you been · I've been |
Pronunciation to watch
The speaker uses 289 contractions and reduced forms, such as I'm, don't, you're. Say them the short way, as you hear them.
- The “th” sounds: faithful /ˈfeɪθ.fl̩/, thick /θɪk/, leather /ˈlɛðɚ/, underneath /ˌʌndɚˈniθ/, withdraw /wɪðˈdɹɔ/
- The “sh” and “zh” sounds: delicious /dɪˈlɪ.ʃəs/, gosh /ɡɑːʃ/, insufficient /ɪnsəˈfɪʃənt/, temptation /ˌtɛmpˈteɪʃən/, potentially /pəˈtɛnʃ(ə)li/
- Long words — get the stress right: genuinely /ˈd͡ʒɛn.ju.ɪn.li/, spectacular /spɛkˈtæk.jə.lɚ/, insufficient /ɪnsəˈfɪʃənt/, ridiculous /ɹɪˈdɪk.jə.ləs/, disappointed /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪnɪd/
How to practise with this video
- Listen to the whole video once without speaking and note the words you do not know.
- Shadow it sentence by sentence at normal speed, repeating each one until your rhythm matches the speaker.
- Record yourself and compare with the original, paying attention to words like traitor, delta, genuinely.
What is the Shadowing Technique?
Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.