Emmerdale 3rd October 2024
Emmerdale 3rd October 2024
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00:37Right, come on, Sokka. School beckons.
00:38I'm too old for school.
00:39Oh, alright, college boy. Well, it's the same bus and we're gonna miss it, so...
00:40Just give me five more minutes.
00:41Darren, why the risk? You get a thrill off chasing the bus.
00:42Not the bus, no.
00:43Ew, stop garping. He doesn't have to be dad, and besides, he's with Aaron now anyway.
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03:53No! What's the passcode?
03:56Oh, good. Tom's finally back from the station.
03:59Oh. Sorry to hear that.
04:01You should really still be resting in a police cell.
04:04Something to look forward to.
04:06Bug off, Mac.
04:07Isaac, come on, let's go.
04:10Hey, give me the bag.
04:12I will, when I'm done. Don't be a baby.
04:15Isaac, shift it. Come on.
04:19Oh, great. Back again.
04:22What wild goose chase has she sent you on this time?
04:25You know that I can't comment on an ongoing investigation, Mr King.
04:28It's where me and Belle used to live. It makes sense that they'd searched the place.
04:31Tom, I've just got your text.
04:33I'll be OK to come to the hospital with you.
04:35I just... I want to know that you're all right and I've missed you.
04:38I hope you're leaving in a better state than you did ours yesterday.
04:41You're wasting your time!
04:42What, stopping blokes hurting women? That's the worst of time, is it?
04:45You just go.
04:46No, you don't need to hide, Tom. He's got nothing to be ashamed of here.
04:49Oh, cos Belle's bruises say different.
04:51But what does an axe in the back say?
04:53That's enough. All right, folks, let's just move it along, please.
04:56Yeah, any men who stay under the feet or something away from her?
04:58Yeah, they're both on bail. No contact. That's the condition.
05:01Now, move it along, please.
05:03Tom, are you all right?
05:04You see what you've done?
05:05Enough! Please, move it along.
05:07You all right?
05:09Yeah, a little bit.
05:11Come on, they've got what they need to put me away for good.
05:13Come on, they've got what they need to put me away for good.
05:27Oh, you're not at work.
05:29Forgot these. My turn to bring snacks in.
05:31Oh.
05:32You seem weird.
05:34Or weirder than usual.
05:36Nah, it's just me.
05:37True.
05:38Still time to sack off your boring seminar
05:40and grab some scrannit bunning a million if you want.
05:42I thought you gave the voucher to Mandy?
05:44Well, she won't mourn over her little take-backsies.
05:47It's not as if I've been mourning about her leopard-print undies hanging everywhere.
05:50Oh, they're not Mandy's.
05:52So that's a no to the buns again, then?
05:54Oh, well. Like you duck out of work for no good reason.
05:57The man who gets his clothes dry-cleaned for a seminar.
06:00You big nerd.
06:02Have fun.
06:12Bye.
06:35No, stay.
06:37Belle's better off with you in another country.
06:40Well, that's one less thing she needs to fret about.
06:44No.
06:45No, nothing to report, really.
06:50Listen, Matty's worms have got him twitching.
06:53I'm gonna have to go.
06:56Yeah, I'll miss your face, too.
06:59All right, darling. I love you.
07:01Bye. Bye-bye-bye.
07:03I'm not a twitcher.
07:05Well, you were checking your phone every two seconds.
07:07Well, I do need to get going on the deliveries more.
07:09Do you fancy being a passenger princess?
07:11You can fill me in on all things Cain.
07:13Well, there's nothing much to fill.
07:15You, er, you didn't mention the sheet.
07:17Shh. Isaac's upstairs.
07:20He thinks that we just sent the other ones back to the farm
07:23and let him just keep the one.
07:25And Cain doesn't need to know any of it.
07:27He'll only use it as an excuse to come home,
07:29and I really want him to spend more time with Zak.
07:32Why is Isaac at home? Is he poorly again?
07:34Oh, well, so he says.
07:36The little skiver convinced Mackenzie to drop him here instead of school.
07:40You think Mac's a soft touch.
07:42Oh, well, the duty's out.
07:44Right, so is Isaac up for coming on the delivery run with us, then?
07:47Probably, but, do you know, I wouldn't risk it.
07:50You go ahead without us.
07:52Oh, I can stick around and, er, you know, until he's settled.
07:55There's no need.
07:57It's not like I'm gonna kill any more sheep if I'm on my own.
08:00Yeah, I know.
08:01Just let me feel half normal.
08:04I'll take care of my sick or not-sick child
08:07without being watched for a day.
08:09You know, and if I need anything, I'll just call Mackenzie.
08:12Fine, fine.
08:14I'm sorry to mither your mother.
08:16Sorry your mother needs mithering.
08:25What's this?
08:27Zombies.
08:34Isaac!
08:36Isaac, whose tablet is this?
08:40Right, well, I'm still parched.
08:43Fancy another cuppa?
08:44I'm all right, thanks.
08:45You should get back to work.
08:47There's no rush. Aaron's holding fort.
08:50And you have a lot better company.
08:55Look, I think it's mad that Tom's allowed to stay in the same village as you.
08:58Where else is he meant to go?
09:00It's not your problem.
09:01Or at least it shouldn't be.
09:03It's not like he's going to chase me down the street.
09:06He can barely walk.
09:07No, no, you don't feel guilty about this, Belle.
09:09None of it.
09:10I don't feel guilty, but I don't love seeing him like that.
09:12Because of me.
09:13Because of him!
09:14He'd give you no choice.
09:15I keep replaying it in my head.
09:17Was there any other way?
09:19No, there wasn't.
09:21It was me or him.
09:23Who is it?
09:24DS5.
09:29Detective, come in.
09:32What have you found?
09:33Enough to charge Tom and get him out of a life.
09:35I'm afraid not.
09:38Our search came up empty.
09:40He's just a borough.
09:42From who?
09:43Karl, I told you.
09:44Well, why has he lent it to you? It's not like you're mates.
09:47He wishes.
09:48Oi, I mean, look at some of these folders.
09:51This is not a nine-year-old's tablet.
09:53So?
09:54So, who owns it? And do they know that you've got it?
09:57Do they think you've stolen it?
09:58I never stole it.
10:00Karl, can I have it back once I win?
10:04Oh, God.
10:06Mum.
10:08What?
10:09Am I in trouble?
10:10Loads.
10:11Mum!
10:12What?
10:13My guts!
10:14Well, what are you waiting for? Go, go, go, go!
10:21Oh, my God.
10:30Mum.
10:48Hiya, love.
10:49Told you I'm not faking.
10:51I know, love. I'm sorry, sweetheart.
10:55Um, can you...
10:58Do you think you're up for going for a drive?
11:00But you're not allowed.
11:01No, you're right, I'm not allowed.
11:05Ah, go and get your uncle from the packing shed
11:08and tell him that he needs to drive us somewhere.
11:10Now?
11:11Yeah, now. Hurry.
11:13Are you taking the tablet back?
11:15No, not exactly.
11:17Can I finish my game first?
11:18No.
11:19But it won't take long.
11:21Isaac, just go.
11:22But I'm winning.
11:23Isaac, go get your uncle, please.
11:26Are you OK?
11:28Hi, you've reached Belle.
11:30Leave a message and I'll call you as soon as I can.
11:34Belle, hi, it's me.
11:36Look, can you call me back?
11:38Or come over?
11:40You really need to see this.
11:44It's even worse than you imagined.
11:55Sorry, it's on silent. No more interruptions.
11:58Not much more to interrupt, I'm afraid.
12:00We didn't find any more cameras.
12:03OK, but what about the one I gave you the other day?
12:05Well, Mr King has admitted to installing that.
12:08But he claims there was only one and we can't find any more to disprove it.
12:12Well, then he's taken them down.
12:14This is Tom, he doesn't do anything by halves.
12:16There's no way that's the only camera he was spying with.
12:18But we can't prove it and all the devices have come up clean.
12:21Yeah, cos he must have deleted them.
12:23Have you got them like super cyber guys who can retrieve anything?
12:25We do, and they haven't.
12:27So that's it, is it? Tom stays free after almost killing her.
12:30He'll try again, you know he will.
12:34Sorry, Belle.
12:36No, you're right. He's right.
12:38You didn't see Tom when...
12:40Please.
12:42He wants me gone. For good.
12:44And what he wants, he gets. He's not going to stop.
12:47Without concrete evidence, there is really not much more I can do.
12:50Until next time.
12:53What if? Vinnie, don't.
12:55I'm sorry, but this is madness, Belle.
12:57What does this mean for me?
12:59It means we'll all look out for yourselves.
13:01You're going nowhere alone. You can call me, Charles, Lydia, my mum, anyone, OK?
13:04To make sure Tom doesn't go near you.
13:06I don't mean that. I mean because I almost killed him.
13:08Yeah? In self-defence.
13:10I can't prove that.
13:12And he's saying I abused him, so I'm under investigation too.
13:15We have another team looking into his accusations.
13:19And they've got the concrete evidence.
13:21I admitted it, Vinnie.
13:23I gave them the weapon, so if I cannot prove that Tom was hurting me,
13:27I'm going to get charged for this. I'm going to be sent to prison.
13:30No, that's not how this works. Look, tell her that's not how it works.
13:36OK, erm...
13:38What about the photos that he threatened to leak of me?
13:43I know they can't help, but just please, please just tell me
13:46that he's deleted them off his tablet.
13:48Tablet?
13:50We don't have a tablet on our list of devices.
13:53Well, that's important, isn't it, that he's held that back?
13:56This means something.
13:57No, it means that's your concrete proof, OK?
13:59That's the proof that keeps you out of prison and sticks him in it.
14:02So whatever you do, keep searching till you find it, yeah?
14:04We will. Don't worry.
14:13Hi, you've reached Belle.
14:15Leave a message and I'll call you as soon as I can.
14:17Belle, do you really need to see this?
14:20Will you call me back now?
14:36This is stuff.
14:47The only respectable thing about you, old sport, is your money.
14:55Reekish.
14:58Scrub up well, old chap.
15:00Yeah, you do.
15:02What have you come as?
15:04Oh, it's just...
15:08Oh, Liam, oh, come back.
15:10Oh, you forgot your dashing cane.
15:14I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it.
15:19Got it. Not good.
15:21DS for you, never a pleasure.
15:23Mr King in?
15:25I'm Mr King, just not the one you're looking for.
15:29Detective Sergeant, how can I help you?
15:31I'm here about your tablet.
15:34Right. What, erm...
15:36What do you mean?
15:38Well, it's not on the list you gave us.
15:40Or the inventory of items seized.
15:42Any idea when I'll get those items back?
15:45Let's talk about your tablet.
15:47I had one, yeah.
15:49Where is it?
15:51Well, your guess is as good as mine.
15:53I lost it ages ago, months.
15:56Well, Mrs King recalls seeing it more recently than months.
16:00Well, Mrs King is confused.
16:02The tablet's gone.
16:04Where did you last see it?
16:06I don't know.
16:08She claims that it holds photos you threatened to release.
16:11I would never.
16:13And potentially, footage from the camera you admit to installing
16:16to film her without her consent.
16:18Like I said, Mrs King is confused.
16:21Again.
16:23Well, if we had the tablet, we would know the truth, wouldn't we?
16:26If I come across it, I'll be sure to let you know.
16:30You do that.
16:33Mr King.
16:35We will find it.
16:44Belle.
16:46Shameless.
16:49You were secretly filming her.
16:55Moira!
16:57Moira!
17:00Moira, I'm here.
17:04What's the emergency?
17:09Isaac, did your mum say anything to you about having a nap?
17:14Moira?
17:17Moira.
17:18I'm just... I'm coming in.
17:20Opening the door, OK?
17:23Isaac, Isaac, go upstairs and look for your mum now, yeah?
17:30My, hi, hi.
17:32You're not with your mum, are you?
17:37You were supposed to be keeping an eye on her.
17:41Oh, my God, the Land Rover keys are gone.
17:45No, Matty, it's not good!
17:47Hang on, hang on, Matty, one minute, mate, one minute.
17:52OK.
17:53Isaac, when did your mum say to come and get me?
17:57A while ago.
17:59How long's a while?
18:01Isaac, how long has your mum been out there on her own?
18:06I don't know. Almost an hour.
18:09And why is it taking you that long to come and get me?
18:12I'm sorry.
18:14It's OK. It's OK.
18:18We'll get her back.
18:19Matty, did you... Are you there?
18:21Yes, you heard that.
18:23Yeah, so she's been out about an hour.
18:26Yeah, yeah, so you search the village and I'll drive around up here.
18:29OK, yeah, just let me know, mate, OK?
18:32Hey, is Moira in?
18:34You've not seen her, then?
18:36No, but she wanted to see me.
18:37She's left me some pretty urgent messages, so I need to get a hold of her.
18:40Yeah, yeah, you and me both.
18:42She's taken the Land Rover keys and gone AWOL.
18:44Well, maybe she was coming to find me.
18:46Tell you what, you go home and bell me if she's there, yeah?
18:49Course.
18:50Can you take him with you?
18:51Yeah.
18:52OK.
18:53No, I want to come with you.
18:55Mate, I will be back as soon as I can, yeah?
18:57We'll get her back, yeah?
18:59Home safe and sound.
19:00Go with Bell, yeah?
19:25Where's my phone?
19:27My phone!
19:30Where's my phone?
19:32And...
19:35Four...
19:37Four, two...
19:40No, no, no.
19:43Four, two...
19:46Four, three...
19:48Four, two five...
19:51Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
19:544, 2, 2, 4...
19:564, 2...
19:584, 3...
20:004, 2...
20:02Whoa!
20:25It's...
20:27It's not right, is it?
20:30It's not right.
20:35No, it's not right.
20:37Yeah, I think it's there.
20:39I think it's there.
20:41I think it's there.
20:54All right, thanks anyway. Cheers.
21:05Jon, Jon, mate, have you seen my mum this morning?
21:08Everything all right?
21:09I hope so. She's just taken off in the Land Rover.
21:12Well, she's driving?
21:13Apparently. She's not really thinking straight these days.
21:20Where you at?
21:21She's not been down here today, mate.
21:23I've asked everywhere, I've called everyone.
21:25Tell me where to look.
21:26We think she was heading towards the village.
21:28She wanted to speak to Bell, so maybe you take the east roads
21:30and I'll look at the west.
21:31She might be home already, so I'll go back and hold the fort, yeah?
21:34Mate, if, um...
21:35If we don't find her soon...
21:37Go on, Matty.
21:38We're gonna need to think about calling the police.
21:40Then they'll do her for driving with a cancelled licence.
21:42So she gets done, it's better than being lost God knows where.
21:44Give us another hour, yeah?
21:46And if we don't find her, we'll call the police.
21:51All right, son?
21:52Have you come before?
21:54To see me, they got you to crack a smile.
21:56What do you need?
21:57A van like yours.
21:59Can you tell us how I go about it?
22:00Now's not good.
22:02Oh.
22:05Come by tomorrow.
22:06Tomorrow?
22:08Yeah.
22:10Sorry you struck out.
22:12Struck out?
22:13I am in!
22:17Yeah, I'm still here.
22:20After the longest bathroom break in history.
22:22Even bears faster.
22:24Yeah, I wasn't actually using the bathroom.
22:26I know.
22:27You were avoiding me.
22:29I'm sorry for laughing, but it's the way you reacted.
22:32Overreacted.
22:34I wasn't judging you for playing dress up.
22:39OK, I totally was.
22:41But judging is even more fun than dressing up.
22:43You don't need to hide this stuff from me.
22:45Yeah, it's not really about the dressing up.
22:48Of course it's about the dressing up.
22:50My cane-twirling old sport.
22:54That's not the bit I wasn't comfortable telling you about.
23:00It wasn't a seminar I was going to.
23:02Yeah, I'd figured that one out for myself.
23:05So what is it?
23:06One of them re-enactment shindigs?
23:09In a way.
23:10But it's a bit more than that.
23:13I'm sorry, I just can't take you seriously in that jauntily tipped hat.
23:18Oh, no, I didn't mean for you to get rid of it.
23:21I quite like it, if I'm honest.
23:23Make sure you come home with it after the shindig.
23:25Yeah, I will.
23:26I won't be going to the shindig.
23:28Why not?
23:29It's not my cup of crazy, but I totally get it for you.
23:32And I don't hate it, Liam.
23:36See, it's a...
23:38..mystery event.
23:40A, um...
23:42..murder mystery.
23:44Oh.
23:46Sounds fun.
23:47It's a murder mystery event.
23:50Murder most horrid for fun.
23:52Yes, I heard you the first, second and third time.
23:56Why wouldn't you just tell me?
23:58Because it just seems in poor taste, you know, given...
24:02..your history.
24:03My history?
24:05What about yours?
24:07Your daughter was murdered.
24:09Have you been to any of these events since?
24:12A few.
24:13Feel like poor taste to you?
24:16No.
24:17No, just feel sort of frivolous.
24:19Bit of fun.
24:20Deducing, accusing, dressing up.
24:22None of the real-world grubbiness of it.
24:24No!
24:25I agree.
24:26It's a blast, Liam.
24:28And for you, not really my thing.
24:30Well, it could be.
24:31I've still got some dorking up to do before then.
24:34There's only one real rule in life.
24:36Don't miss out on the fun stuff, especially not for me.
24:40Are you sure?
24:41Are you sure?
24:43Come home with the fedora, or don't come home at all.
24:52Go on, Gatsborella, or you'll miss the ball.
24:55Thanks, Ella.
25:12Tom.
25:13We're going to need to talk about this.
25:16You've been using a hidden camera to spy on Belle.
25:19Not to spy, to watch over her.
25:22Why?
25:24I had to do something.
25:28I couldn't be with her 24-7.
25:30I had to be sure that she was safe while I was at work.
25:33Safe from who?
25:37From myself.
25:39From myself.
25:43She hadn't been taking her meds.
25:45Her mood was all over the place.
25:47She was doing things.
25:50Mad things.
25:53Dangerous.
25:57Dangerous!
26:05She nearly burnt the house down.
26:08With her in it.
26:09If I hadn't got back in time...
26:11When?
26:12A few months back.
26:14I was so scared, Jimmy.
26:16And she was...
26:18so fragile.
26:22We both knew that she was a danger to herself and others, but...
26:27I needed another way of watching over her.
26:30I mean, I was her husband.
26:32It was my job to protect her.
26:34I had no idea things had got so bad.
26:37But...
26:39why secretly watch her?
26:41Why not just tell her about the camera?
26:43But I did!
26:44How else did she know where to find it?
26:49And now she's twisting it.
26:51Making out like I'm the problem.
26:53I mean, all I've ever wanted to do was help her, Jimmy, to protect her.
27:01I am the only one.
27:02I am the only one...
27:04who truly knows how she is.
27:06And she hates me for it.
27:27You see the police searching the whole place.
27:30Everyone's banging on about it, I bet.
27:31Well, not to me.
27:33And Jimmy is.
27:35He's going out of his mind over it all.
27:37Feels like a dab to Tom.
27:39Like he's let him down not being able to open everyone's eyes to Belle.
27:42Look, you know I'm not on the same page as you.
27:45I know, but...
27:47She put an axe in his back, Laurel.
27:50It just...
27:51it just doesn't add up.
27:55Laurel.
27:56Charles!
27:57Nicola.
27:58Nicola.
28:00Don't look at me like I'm the odd duck here.
28:03Um...
28:04Laurel, I was...
28:05hoping for a word.
28:06No.
28:07That's my word to you.
28:08Mature as ever.
28:09Not happening.
28:10There you go, two more.
28:12I was only going to invite you to the meeting tonight.
28:14You don't have to be on the council to help with the Harvest Festival.
28:17Well, she knows what you want to harvest.
28:21You told her?
28:22No.
28:23I guessed.
28:24Well, you guessed wrong.
28:25Nothing to guess here.
28:26And you can guess off, Nicola, alright?
28:28And Charles, I won't be coming to the meeting because I've resigned.
28:31But...
28:32Re-signed.
28:34Bye, Charles.
28:38The good ones don't come easy.
28:53Are you done howling?
28:54Not even close, though.
28:57Oh, Liam!
28:58You always bring the ridiculous, don't you?
29:00Gizzardswirl.
29:03Hello, old chap.
29:04Be your old chap in for the chop if you carry on like that.
29:07What have you come as?
29:10Gatsby's the name.
29:11Solving murder's the game.
29:13Wow, how many times have you practised that?
29:15Never.
29:16Times three.
29:17That's still never.
29:18OK, three times in.
29:19I just thought I'd come here for a pint, steady the nerves.
29:22The murder mystery crowd, they're very snobbish about era-appropriate attire.
29:29What's wrong?
29:30Hmm?
29:31No, nothing.
29:32No, well, I'm sure it isn't.
29:34Anyway, it's just a rash.
29:35What sort of rash?
29:36Well, bog-standard, normal, you know, red, itchy, a bit flaky.
29:40Not to worry about.
29:42But you are.
29:43Worried.
29:45I'm just overthinking it, that's all.
29:47It's just that it...
29:48It's there.
29:50In the area.
29:51In the area, and now it's in my head, that could it be the cancer that's come back?
29:55I mean, I'm sure it isn't. It's a long shot.
29:58Still, you worry.
29:59Of course you do.
30:01Why don't you come to the surgery?
30:03Just let me take a look at it.
30:05I just would love to put your mind at rest,
30:07to understand if you feel uncomfortable with me taking a look.
30:10Well, it's not you.
30:12She dressed like that.
30:13Oh.
30:14Oh, right, yes, very droll.
30:16Old sport.
30:17Right, you are on your last warning with the old sport chappy stuff.
30:20Noted.
30:22Back room feels less...
30:25Scary.
30:26Formal.
30:27But scary, too, yes.
30:29Thanks, Liam.
30:30Well, I haven't done anything yet.
30:47Moira?
30:55Moira?
31:04Moira!
31:12Moira!
31:17Moira!
31:23Are you seriously here to pester me about that meeting?
31:26I am here because you were avoiding me.
31:30I just saw you.
31:32Yeah, and you took off almost immediately.
31:34And you followed me.
31:35I needed to make sure that you knew that you don't have to avoid me.
31:38Look, what Stanley's done,
31:40we agreed to keep our hands to ourselves.
31:43Which is easy to do.
31:45Obviously.
31:47Yes, you don't hurt people.
31:49So you don't have to be ducking around corners to avoid me.
31:53We were mates before.
31:55We can be mates again.
31:57Yeah, that's very adult, so it's a deal.
32:08Thank you for losing the hat.
32:11It's temporary, I assure you.
32:13The hat or the rash?
32:17Both.
32:20But how can you be sure?
32:23That is a regular case of contact dermatitis.
32:27Common as muck.
32:28Have you changed your detergent recently?
32:31No.
32:32Actually, no, I had some sample packs from the big shop
32:34and I used them in the last load.
32:36Well, there's your culprit.
32:39Well, Ian, thank you.
32:40You are a lovely, lovely man.
32:43The loveliest of all.
32:44It's no bother.
32:45It is dull, isn't it?
32:46Because you came here all trussed up for your big bash and...
32:50Oh, God, your big bash. You were waiting for your cab.
32:53It was running late, anyways.
32:54Right, well, I'll get you another one then.
32:56No, no need.
32:57No, well, I'll drive you there myself.
32:58No, really.
33:00It's too late, isn't it?
33:01Door's locked a minute ago and they don't really do tardy.
33:06Sorry.
33:07Well, I'm not.
33:08I'd much rather put your mind at ease
33:10than accuse scoundrels of dastardly deeds.
33:13Hmm.
33:14I bet they love it when you talk to them like that, don't they?
33:17You're like a hero to them.
33:19Well, I wouldn't want to brag, you know.
33:21Well, you're a hero to me, Liam.
33:24Because tonight I'm going to sleep properly for the first time in a while.
33:44I know where this is.
33:53I know where this is.
33:56It's this way.
34:13It's this way.
34:37Moira!
34:39Moira!
34:41Hey!
34:42Hey!
34:43Moira!
34:45It's Mackenzie.
34:46You OK?
34:47The worst of it's over.
34:49You're all right.
34:52Do you want to sit up?
34:53We'll get you up.
34:54Yeah?
34:59You OK?
35:01Aye.
35:04Where's the...
35:05Where's the farm?
35:07Farm's all taken care of.
35:09We've got it sorted, OK?
35:10You just had a little seizure.
35:12You all right?
35:14Yeah.
35:15It's OK, though.
35:17I'm going to take you home.
35:18Yeah?
35:19Yeah.
35:24Bit of an honour, this.
35:25Been summoned to your side twice in a week.
35:28Thanks.
35:29He's being harassed.
35:31He's got a year to come round.
35:32Needs your help.
35:33Is Ollie here for you or me?
35:36I'm...
35:37I'm here for these cookies, if I'm honest.
35:39You make them?
35:41I'll leave you to it.
35:42Best go and collect Testa.
35:52The police won't leave me alone.
35:54If they've searched my old place and this place,
35:56they're probably going to search it again.
35:58Unlikely, mate.
35:59Doesn't play well if they come back for a second go at it.
36:02Are you sure?
36:03Are you sure?
36:05Yeah, it's legally whiffy.
36:08Tom, stop acting so guilty.
36:11You're overthinking this.
36:13Remember, you're the victim here.
36:16You, the solid, upstanding citizen,
36:19much-loved local vet,
36:22in a strong, loving relationship with a sweet, young single mother.
36:27Keep it that way.
36:28Loving girlfriend standing by your side in court
36:31pokes a big hole in your ex's abuse claims.
36:34You think they should go to court?
36:35Nah, they've got nothing.
36:37But it doesn't hurt to be safe.
36:40Well, what if they find the tablet?
36:42Best if they don't.
36:43What if they do?
36:44Best...
36:45if they don't.
36:47You've implied it could be pretty incriminating.
36:50It looks worse than it was.
36:53Right now, they've got nothing on you.
36:56Belle's the one in trouble.
36:57Deep trouble.
36:59But if they get to it before you,
37:01best if they don't.
37:03Yeah, I've got it.
37:06Find it, or you're done for.
37:15So what happened to a casual bunk up being a huge no-no, Vicar?
37:20You happened.
37:22I'll see you at the meeting later.
37:24No, you won't.
37:26Consider this an unresigning...
37:30Wrong button.
37:32If I can control myself, you can too.
37:36Ah, where was your self-control an hour ago?
37:40Where is it now?
37:45Oh, what?!
37:46Oh, no!
37:47What?!
37:48Oh, no!
37:49Arthur, sorry, you're early.
37:51Yeah, you too.
37:52Your early's worse than my early.
37:54What you just saw...
37:56Yeah, it's like sandpaper on my brain.
37:58Oh, it's not that awful. We are two consenting adults.
38:01Don't give me the talk.
38:03I'm not having to see that and then having to do the talk.
38:05OK, sweetheart, no talk, no talk.
38:07But listen, please don't tell anyone what you just saw.
38:09I don't want to even tell myself what I saw.
38:11Why would I want to relive that?
38:13Look, it's not that awful, but I just don't want anyone to know.
38:18What, you mean Jay?
38:19Yeah, and Manpreet, and anybody else,
38:21but especially Jay and Manpreet.
38:23I mean, we are free today, aren't we?
38:25You call that a date?
38:26It's just, it's going to hurt them if they know that we're...
38:29We're what?
38:30Having a bit of fun.
38:31Fun for you?
38:32OK, look, I know we've scarred you for life, darling,
38:35but please, just keep it to yourself, all right?
38:37As if I'm going to say,
38:38oh, right, it's all right if I go upstairs now?
38:40Mm-hm.
38:41I'm going to have a bath in bleach.
38:47Teenagers, destroying you with every word
38:50while you pretend that you don't care.
38:52Yeah, well, he's not my last one.
38:55So, er, do I change my online status to Laurel's bit of fun?
39:00What about Laurel's secret bit of fun?
39:04I'll see you in a few hours, at the meeting.
39:06You are relentless.
39:08Yeah.
39:09All right, Mr Self-Control, I'll see you there.
39:12I'll see you there.
39:21Moira, is this yours? It was in the back of the Land Rover.
39:25Erm...
39:27No, it doesn't look like one of ours.
39:29Maybe Kyle's borrowed it from school or a mate.
39:32Don't worry about it. I can figure it out later.
39:36Well?
39:37Everything's looking good.
39:39Oh, that's the sort of doctoring we like.
39:41Everything doesn't feel good.
39:44It feels fuzzy and wobbly and just wrong.
39:48Sounds about right.
39:50You've suffered a tonic-clonic seizure.
39:53Not another one?
39:56I don't remember.
39:58I don't remember much, really.
40:00A bang on the head won't have helped.
40:02Do you think that'll shake the neuro team into giving her more meds?
40:06I doubt it.
40:07They did tell you the meds can take a couple of months to settle.
40:10Yeah, so we just keep waiting and seeing then, yeah?
40:13Well, that's not up to me, but likely.
40:16For now, you just rest up. Lots of fluids.
40:23No stress.
40:25Any questions, any concerns, you call me.
40:28Thanks, Jon.
40:34I'm so sorry.
40:36Mum, you've got nothing to be sorry about.
40:39Yeah, but you said that I drove the Land Rover.
40:43I'm not supposed to do that.
40:45Well, we'll just hide the keys next time.
40:48Listen, are you sure about not wanting Cain to know?
40:52No, Zak needs them.
40:56Plus, Tom is still a free man.
40:58I don't want Cain anywhere near him right now.
41:01Hey.
41:04Isaac's still with Lydia.
41:06I didn't want to bring him just in case.
41:08How are you?
41:11Tired, but I'm OK, thanks.
41:13Well, good. That's really good.
41:16Listen, I think you were trying to find me when you got lost.
41:20You said you needed to speak to me urgently.
41:22I did?
41:24What about it?
41:26I'm hoping that you can tell me.
41:36Hey.
41:37Hi.
41:44Oh, what happened?
41:46Nothing. Why?
41:47Your fedora. You said you'd keep it on for me.
41:50Oh, yes. Sorry.
41:52Oh, don't be. I was being supportive.
41:54I prefer your face like that, all open and lovely.
41:58So, tell me about your pretendy murder. How was it?
42:02Yeah, it was pretty great.
42:04Pretty great how?
42:05You can tell me. I won't yawn, promise.
42:08Fill me in, old sport.
42:10Well, I solved it first. It was the butler what did it.
42:14You don't say. How original. In the pantry, or...?
42:19You don't have to be polite.
42:21You're not really interested in my afternoon, are you?
42:23Nah, sorry. I am just being polite.
42:26You can read me like a terrible murder mystery.
42:29Do you mind if I'm not fussed about your afternoon?
42:31No, not at all.
42:35Hiya, mate.
42:38Have you seen my tablet anywhere around here?
42:40No.
42:42No? Do you want to help me look for it?
42:45I've got homework.
42:50Well, hi, it's me.
42:52Look, can you call me back? Or come over?
42:56You really didn't want to talk to me, did you?
42:58No.
42:59Look, can you call me back? Or come over?
43:03You really need to see this.
43:05It's even worse than you imagined.
43:07Anything?
43:09No, it's just...
43:11Well, it's clearly important.
43:12Well, yeah, but I just don't know what it's about.
43:16Could it be about Tom?
43:18Moira, please, I could really do with some help right now, so just think.
43:22I'll play you it again.
43:24No, you won't.
43:25It might trigger something.
43:26It won't, it doesn't work like that, Val.
43:28You're only stressing her out, she's meant to be resting.
43:30Moira, I just need to know what you saw.
43:33I'm sorry, Bill.
43:35I don't want you to be sorry, I just want you to think, please.
43:37That's enough.
43:38Val, we know you want answers, we do too,
43:40but she's just had a seizure, she's not up for it.
43:44You need to leave, Bill.
43:46Moira,
43:48whatever you have seen,
43:49it could make all the difference.
43:51It doesn't make any difference, because she can't remember.
43:54And you pushing her when she's like this, it's just cruel.
43:57Just, just go.
44:01I'm so sorry, Bill.
44:24We're so stressed out.