3rd July 2024 Part1
Transcript
00:00Davinda! You alright? How was school?
00:21Yeah, it was fine mum.
00:24Someone's popular.
00:26This came. I'm surprised you can afford any more online tat.
00:30My pennies ain't run out just yet.
00:32Oh good, because tomorrow night you need to meet Saskia.
00:35I'm planning a special night with Eve.
00:38You two didn't get enough sexy time over Pride weekend?
00:41I'm down at the boxing tournament tonight, so you'll have a place to yourselves.
00:45You're lucky to even still have a room, after calling us all liars, after Nisha's money.
00:51Don't push me Priya, do you understand?
00:56Priya?
00:58Finally at the dog house am I?
01:00Oh give it a rest. I just saw Nugget.
01:03Have you noticed anything weird with his moods recently?
01:07No Ravi, I ain't. Because like you, Davinda's been avoiding me.
01:11He's probably still got the hump about failing the boxing weight.
01:14You've not spoken to him since then?
01:16Look, don't give me that tone. I'm trying. What more can I do?
01:19You know what, forget it. Stupid of me expecting you to step up for your kids.
01:23You better take care of yourself, man.
01:29Keeping secrets ain't spoiling your appetite, I see.
01:32Sure you'd be at work?
01:35I'm worried about your dad.
01:37The line about Mum being a flea, that just doesn't make any sense.
01:41If you're worried about me, don't be.
01:43The truth's a marathon, not a sprint, especially when it comes to this.
01:46Maybe, but they both got finished on it.
01:49If you're banking on Billy being bad at maths, well that's a line that needs crossing.
01:53Cheers Walter, take away please.
01:55Aye, aye. Not a family reunion, Billy boy?
01:58How's tricks?
01:59Dunno.
02:00No, we've got a meeting at the school with Will's headteacher about, you know.
02:04Oh, the glamour shots. Say no more.
02:07Let me know how you get on. We'll have a drink over the fence.
02:10Yeah, we'll see how he gets on.
02:12No, win or lose, mate. You're on the booze.
02:15I'm a bill, you know the score.
02:19Blimey, you can't get out of Mitchell's in here today.
02:22So my mate's come through with some tickets for Wimbledon.
02:24Jay and Callum ain't interested, but I thought your lot might be.
02:27There's enough for all of us, so let the kids know, yeah?
02:29Yeah, I don't think we can cut, Phil.
02:31Really, I mean, what if all this is going on with Will?
02:33We'll have to leave it, mate.
02:34What's the problem? I thought that was all done with.
02:36Don't frighten me, mate.
02:39You getting striped me as a strawberries and cream man, Philip?
02:42I ain't.
02:44Honest, Phil.
02:45Well, I've got some clients who'd like to pretend they are.
02:47So I can take them tickets off your hands.
02:49Be a shame to waste them, eh?
02:58I'm trying to build bridges here, son, so if you're worried about me,
03:01don't bone them down.
03:04It ain't just billiards, blood.
03:12That's everyone out for the night.
03:14Great.
03:15Now, I've not cooked this before.
03:17We're having creamy beef bonanza.
03:19Can't wait. Smells delicious.
03:21Yeah, and what film are we going to watch?
03:23Well, I thought maybe we could finish off the Texas Chainsaw Series.
03:32Just you and me having a little relax,
03:35snuggling on the sofa in front of a telly.
03:39Though I don't feel great about Lily
03:41having to find a new password Wi-Fi from Penny.
03:44Well, Stacey says it's not a crime.
03:47What do you think, Harvey?
03:52Everything all right?
03:53Yeah. No, it's Kat.
03:55I promised her I'd run a fair and, well, it slipped my mind.
04:00I'll tell her we've got plans.
04:04Oh, you'd better do it.
04:07I won't relax thinking you've just left a passenger in the lurch.
04:11Well, I guess it won't take long.
04:13Well, you'd better not, because this isn't any ready.
04:15And you can't reheat creamy beef bonanza.
04:17Or put it in the freezer.
04:19Right.
04:21Aw, you should have seen Devinder, Matt. He was so cringe.
04:24Instead of him to bring his egg, he brought up his lunch.
04:28Right, I hear. Now.
04:33What?
04:34I told you this morning to prioritise our delivery.
04:36Oh, we had a mad rush. I must have forgotten.
04:38Well, how about I forget to pay your wages?
04:41Relax. Ain't you got bigger things to cry about?
04:44This is business, and you're costing me money.
04:47I'm sure the pension pot will still be healthy for the winning family member.
04:51Oh, it sure as hell won't be you.
04:56You know, you've got no family, Priya.
04:58Just some hustler on their last legs.
05:00Sounds like you are and all. Want a cough drop?
05:03You know, whoever inherits this place will not be keeping you on.
05:06Do as you're told, and sort this out.
05:20You ready for your knockout?
05:22I'm here, son.
05:24Hey, listen, I got this all locked, don't you worry.
05:27Oh, a little birdie tells me that Amy will be there.
05:32Any butterflies?
05:34Nah, listen, I'm not nervous. Me and Amy are. We're ancient history, ain't we?
05:38It's alright if you are nervous. I would be.
05:41Yeah, cheers for having faith in me.
05:43I have. It's just your first fight, isn't it?
05:46What, and you think I'm going to get mashed up?
05:48Boxing night or walking the park?
05:49If I actually came down to the gym, you'd know how good I was.
05:51I just don't want to see you get hurt, that's all.
05:53Not that he thinks you're going to get hurt.
05:55No one's forcing him to come. Especially not dressed like that.
05:58Well, of course I'm going to come. I was...
06:00I'll go and get changed then, shall I?
06:05Here you go.
06:06You don't have to pay me back so soon. I'm just going to leave you out of pocket.
06:10I need to put things right.
06:14It'll all be over soon.
06:15Cheers again for all your help.
06:17What do you mean, it'll be over soon?
06:20Why?
06:21I'm going to sell my flat.
06:23It's a fraction of the arm's worth.
06:25I'm going to sell my flat.
06:28It's a fraction of the asking price, but still, you're desperate times.
06:33Where are you going to live?
06:36Hey.
06:37I don't know.
06:38What?
06:42I am drowning in debt.
06:45I can barely afford to buy packet seats.
06:48I'm on my own, and I'm done being a scrounger.
06:50You are not a scrounger.
06:52Aren't you just down on your luck?
06:54I'm sorry that people...
06:55No, well, there's no point being sorry.
06:58It's simple.
07:00I'll sell my flat, or I'll get turfed out onto the streets.
07:12Look what we're eyeing for tonight.
07:17Obviously, Vinda ain't fighting, so I'll get a jacket for the back or something.
07:20Where did you even find the money for all of this?
07:22Curtsy of Sookie's credit card.
07:25What? It's a family expense. She won't mind.
07:27Hopefully.
07:29You love playing with fire, innit?
07:31Come on.
07:32Getting a little singed is the best part of life.
07:35Is it?
07:37Be serious, Mum.
07:38Like, we finally have this nice yard.
07:41There's food in the fridge.
07:42We have some sort of family around us, and you're risking it all.
07:46For what?
07:47Don't worry. I can handle Sookie.
07:49It's not just her, though, is it?
07:50Like, it's Dad.
07:52Vinda hasn't even got time for you.
07:54And I heard what Grandad was saying to you earlier.
07:58Mum, you need to pattern up.
08:00I don't want us losing all of this.
08:03Babe, I've always made sure you've got a roof over your head, clothes on your back, been fed.
08:08I would actually cut off my arm if it meant you being safe.
08:10Look, Mum, I'm calm, OK?
08:12I've got Dad.
08:14What about you?
08:16I don't get it.
08:18What's the old boy lying for?
08:20He ain't one of them big ears, is he?
08:22He's big amiss.
08:24I don't really know either age.
08:26But he is your Grandad.
08:28You're going to have to look out for him, all right?
08:31Philip!
08:32Sorry, my bad.
08:33Phil!
08:34You been running out of Dartford or something?
08:36Nah, not yet.
08:37I quite like it round here, actually.
08:39Yeah, so do I, which is why I like to keep the riff-raff out.
08:42Look, I know we haven't got off on the right foot.
08:45The way I see it, Billy's my brother.
08:47We're all family.
08:48And that means something to me.
08:50So why don't we try and get on, eh?
08:51Yeah.
08:52Peace of it.
08:53Them tickets, I'll take them off you.
08:55Face value.
08:56How about that?
08:57I don't need money.
08:59And we ain't the Brady Bunches.
09:01Do you ever crack a smile?
09:03No.
09:04No.
09:05No.
09:06No.
09:07No.
09:08No.
09:09Do you ever crack a smile?
09:11I'll crack something in a minute if you don't wind your neck in.
09:14Mate, mate, slow down.
09:15Excuse him, Phil.
09:16He's got a short fuse and a big mouth.
09:19I'm assuming that's a Mitchell trait, eh?
09:22Look, anyways.
09:23The school are giving Billy and his boys some sort of grief about this Wilf,
09:27and I don't really know, but I reckon he could do with some family support.
09:32What do you think?
09:40He could charm the paint off walls, him.
09:42Don't know why you're bothering.
09:45Ah, Speedy Gonzales.
09:47Speedy who?
09:48Oh.
09:49I thought you were out doing your carpe diem all evening.
09:53Is that my yin yang candle?
09:55Oh, yes.
09:56Sorry.
09:57I hope that's OK.
09:58It's just Harvey and I have got a romantic dinner planned.
10:00Oh, do you?
10:02I just see him outside with my clunkies.
10:05Yes, because he's finishing off a fare.
10:07Oh, yes.
10:08I literally just finished my first shift back at the chippy,
10:10and he was nattering with some woman outside.
10:13What...
10:14What woman?
10:15Hold on.
10:16She had a spurs bag, though.
10:18Mayor.
10:19I mean, whoever she was, she seemed quite stressed.
10:21She was bad vibes.
10:22Mayor is very bad vibes.
10:24Yes.
10:25Anyway, Harvey, he probably, you know,
10:27he probably just bumped into her on his way back here.
10:30First she rifles through my jaws,
10:31and then she lures him away for a secret meeting.
10:34Hold on.
10:35There was no secret meeting.
10:37Nan.
10:38If anything, it's the opposite.
10:39It was, um,
10:40unsecret.
10:41Come on, you know Harvey.
10:42Harvey's good.
10:43Harvey's naive, Freddie.
10:45He's too trusting for his own good.
10:49Come on, then.
10:51We'll go down there
10:52and we'll see that there's nothing dodgy going on.
10:55No.
10:57No, it's all right.
10:58Harvey'll be back any minute,
11:00and we will have our romantic dinner,
11:02and everything's fine.
11:03There's nothing dodgy going on.
11:06Nothing dodgy.
11:07You lost.
11:15Listen,
11:16have you had any funny symptoms at all
11:18since you've been juicing?
11:21No, no, bro.
11:22Why was it juicing that made you sick last week?
11:25Of course not.
11:26I'm just swallowing it.
11:30Oi, oi.
11:32Oh, is that Denzel the Danger Danes?
11:34All live in the flesh, brother.
11:35Yeah, yeah.
11:36A knackered nugget.
11:37Do you need a sleep, mate?
11:39Shut your mouth.
11:40Or what?
11:41You gonna throw up on me?
11:42Listen, I said shut your mouth,
11:44or I'll drag you round the square, mate.
11:46The only thing you'll drag down
11:48is your family's reputation.
11:51Hey, man down, what are you doing?
11:52Chill out, Nugget.
11:55Nuggets,
11:56what am I supposed to do?
11:57Get off.
11:58Nuggets.
11:59Nuggets.
12:00Nads, nads.
12:01Oi.
12:02Oi, this ain't how we do things, boys.
12:04You started it.
12:05I don't care.
12:06Get down the gym, both of you.
12:07Get down the gym.
12:08Go on.
12:09Brother.
12:10He's lost his head again.
12:11I'll tell you what.
12:13This ain't Nugget.
12:15Son, is this true?
12:18You're laughing.
12:19It's just a misunderstanding, Ravi.
12:20It's nothing.
12:25I got bailiffs knocking on my door.
12:27The wetlenders won't even look at me.
12:29No kids to help.
12:30I've got no one at home.
12:31No, if you're me,
12:32I can lend you more money.
12:35But don't worry about paying me back.
12:36I'm not too good for it.
12:38Your Jean won't like that.
12:41No, I don't have to mention this to her.
12:42Not straight away.
12:45You're a good mate, Ravi,
12:46but
12:48I need proper cash.
12:49A lot more than another 50 quid.
12:53Oh,
12:54I could ask her for double shifts.
12:56I could even take her out alone,
12:57you know, if need be.
12:59You'd do that for me?
13:00Yeah.
13:02I suppose if you help,
13:03I could put off selling the flat.
13:05I'll wait until I get a decent offer.
13:07Exactly.
13:08And you don't stop and come in.
13:09Don't sell yourself short.
13:11I doubt my one-bed, shabby flat
13:13in the wrong side of East End.
13:14Hey, stay positive, yeah?
13:16You'll see.
13:20Until then,
13:22this land can stay between us.
13:24Yeah?
13:25Save me the earache.
13:26Save me the earache.
13:29My knight in navy and
13:31white armour.
13:34Oh, God, I...
13:35I meant to be a queen.
13:38I got it, you know,
13:39when we were handing out those CDs.
13:40Oh, I see.
13:41Things are only up already.
13:43Thanks for the money, you know.
13:45I'll call you later, yeah?
13:50Oh, yeah.
13:51Right, yeah.
13:57Oh.
14:00You've got another couple of hours of your boxing,
14:01and I'm craving a bit of greasy chicken.
14:03No, I'm not.
14:04Are you Tot?
14:05What, do you think he'd loan you out?
14:08Pew Street.
14:09Battersea.
14:10It's a nice part of town.
14:12Southwest London?
14:13Fancy the round here?
14:15Why?
14:17Oh.
14:18No reason.
14:23Ain't it sounding too lively?
14:27Shit finished ages ago.
14:29I'm here to make you an offer.
14:32What have you got of any value?
14:35I got me.
14:39Was that meant to be funny?
14:41I won't beat around the bush.
14:42We both got needs.
14:43Mine, financial.
14:45And yours,
14:47well,
14:48you're a bloke with a few months left
14:49and nobody to share them with.
14:51So I thought,
14:52why spend your last few months fizzling out
14:55when you could go out with a bang?
14:58What exactly are you proposing?
15:01For a fee,
15:03I can make your last few months
15:04very enjoyable.
15:06Oh, you really are a hustler.
15:08Expecting me to pay for your company?
15:12Have the gossips whispering,
15:13calling me desperate?
15:15No, thank you.
15:16I've got my family around me.
15:19None of them have my touch, though.
15:23Do they?
15:26No.
15:29I don't need your touch.
15:31But you want it.
15:33Don't you?
15:41Should have seen the dad.
15:43Proper solicitor.
15:45Made his speech like he was in court.
15:48And he said,
15:49make his son look like the victim
15:51and we'll be in the wrong, you know?
15:53Also said,
15:54they'd have threats from someone in our family.
15:58Well, how's Will?
15:59He's gutted.
16:00Locked himself in his room.
16:02Poor little sod.
16:04Hope you confiscated his phone.
16:06All right, I'm gonna fix this.
16:08Is it illegal for kids to sext?
16:10He don't know what a threat is yet.
16:12You see, he likes a knock on his door.
16:14I wouldn't do that.
16:16That's just horses for courses, ain't it?
16:18If you threaten a solicitor,
16:20he'll end up in court.
16:22Bounty, right?
16:24But if you contact his firm
16:25and tell him his son's been blackmailing you
16:27and he's been, well, using his skills
16:29in a very unprofessional manner,
16:32that might help.
16:33If it comes to...
16:36I do have my moments.
16:38Look, they're not gonna expel him.
16:40It's just chest puffing at the best.
16:42If I was you,
16:44I'd put my arm round Will,
16:45tell him to come to you next time.
16:47He's a good kid that just panicked
16:49and all this,
16:50and it weighs heavy.
16:52Yeah.
16:54Yeah, you're right.
16:56Thanks, Ted.
17:00So...
17:03Your first pride, I hope it was...
17:04Yeah, it was incredible.
17:05Thank you.
17:07Thank you.
17:08Yeah, it was.
17:10The parade.
17:12Drinks and so, all my friends
17:14all absolutely adored you.
17:16I don't know why.
17:17They did.
17:20And your crutch is all covered in glitter
17:22and you were still trying to dance with me, weren't you?
17:25I've never been more proud of anyone in all my life.
17:39Pride isn't just for the weekend.
17:44Women of your age knocking around Soho
17:46in streamers in glitter?
17:49Is that the only way to feel accepted?
17:51To not be alone?
17:53It's pathetic.
17:54What, as opposed to
17:56you curling up alone
17:58every night in your son's spare room?
18:01Still,
18:02you should get the cash to get you warm, eh?
18:08Here you go.
18:09And you made this cake?
18:11Certainly did.
18:12My Linda's 47th.
18:1447?
18:15Leave it at that.
18:16A woman as radiant as you
18:17could never have a kid that age.
18:19Right charmer, ain't he?
18:21You sure you're a Mitchell, darling?
18:24Aye, aye.
18:25Winning them all over for you, eh, Dad?
18:27Not everybody.
18:30He's an old lion.
18:32But he's still head of his pride.
18:34You've got yours.
18:36Let him have his.
18:37Yeah?
18:39Well, it sounds like you've been
18:41plonked in front of Amber for too long, old boy.
18:43Maybe.
18:44But that don't make me wrong, does it?
18:52Hey, look like you've played before.
18:54Fancy a game?
18:56I'm off to see Tommy's match.
18:58It's all yours.
18:59Well, how about it?
19:00We make it interesting.
19:02I win,
19:03I'll get them women tickets for free.
19:05You win,
19:06I'll pay you double face value.
19:08Interested enough?
19:15Yeah.
19:29You need tops, mate.
19:35Double face value, innit?
19:37The best man won.
19:39At darts, at least.
19:40Another round, fellas?
19:42Well, what do you think?
19:43You fancy your luck twice?
19:45Luck had nothing to do with it.
19:47I can't hang about all night, anyway.
19:49Now, that don't sound too confident, governor.
19:53I tell you what,
19:54I'll stay for another game if we up the ante.
19:56Tickets double face value,
19:58plus a grand on top if you can cover it, yeah?
20:00Here we go.
20:01That ain't necessary.
20:03Shut up.
20:04It's nearly stripped to the waist height.
20:06You're on.
20:08It's my round, innit?
20:09Yeah.
20:10Right then,
20:11we should go and put that arm around our well.
20:13See you later.
20:14See you later.
20:16You threw that last game, didn't you?
20:26Wrong direction.
20:27Boxing tournament's the other way.
20:30You that desperate to get back into your kids' good books?
20:32Oh, well, you know me.
20:34Do whatever it takes to support them.
20:38As you made clear earlier.
20:41Why don't you come in?
20:43Get your breath back.
21:01Where are you?
21:04You asked for a sign about testing.
21:07Just call me back, all right?
21:11Nugs.
21:13You're pretty good, you know.
21:14A natural, some might say.
21:16Yeah, like your dad.
21:17Hey, get a picture of me and the next uncle Adam's here.
21:20Battery's dead.
21:23You all right?
21:25Yeah, it's bacon, innit?
21:28Son.
21:29Just forget him, Dadlan.
21:30Can you help me?
21:31He needs to be tied up.
21:32Yeah, yeah.
21:33Thanks.
21:36After being carried down the stairs to get in here,
21:38Ricky better win.
21:39Of course.
21:41He's got Jim's Basher brand of blood running through him.
21:44Boxing is just so brutal.
21:47Bet you'll enjoy watching your ex get knocked out there.
21:50Kate, are you sure you want him to take part in all this?
21:53Look, the more he can play Tyson Fury in the ring,
21:55the less chance there is of him doing it anywhere else.
21:57Trust me.
21:59Denzel would think I'd be a late purpose.
22:01Have a go at him for being unsupportive.
22:03Well, it takes time to bring this J-Lo glamour to the boxing ring.
22:06He'll understand.
22:07Listen, you two.
22:08Denzel and I, we are.
22:09What? You left house to go to get ill?
22:11Nothing would have stopped him.
22:12Oh.
22:13Unless he got put off.
22:14Listen, I'm really sorry to say this.
22:17You ain't going to like it.
22:18I know where Denzel is.
22:20He must have lost track of time or something.
22:21I'll get him.
22:22Yeah?
22:23Right, it's high time we get things started, isn't it?
22:26Zak, ring's all yours, mate.
22:28Right, mate.
22:35Right, sorry for the delay, yeah?
22:37Timekeeping seems to not be my speciality.
22:40Well, it's a good job you're the ref then, isn't it?
22:43Listen, before we start,
22:45I just want to say you parents should be very proud of these kids.
22:48Boxing can get a bad rep,
22:50but tonight is all about showcasing focus and determination, yeah?
22:54And most importantly, encouraging our girls to be part of this sport
22:58and for our boys to stay out of trouble.
23:02Look, if you lot can find a safe haven in here,
23:05then I'm happy.
23:06I'll tell you what, I wish I had that at your age.
23:08OK, introduce him, please.
23:10The first two fighters of the night,
23:13we've got Varni Nandrahat!
23:15CHEERING
23:21Come on, ladies!
23:22Come on!
23:35DOG BARKS
23:49KNOCK AT DOOR
23:58KNOCK AT DOOR
24:00Alamoya?
24:06KNOCK AT DOOR
24:10Maya?
24:12I know you live here.
24:19You all right?
24:21Maya?
24:26I don't want to scare you.
24:31I'm coming in.
24:36I'm nearly here.
24:48Made you a cuppa.
24:51Can't be on the wine all night, it'd kill you.
24:55Life's too short to miss out on the simple pleasures.
24:59I guess you don't want your last few months to be boring.
25:03Or lonely.
25:06Are you offering the excitement, are you?
25:09I'm offering a lot of things, Nish.
25:12Imagine the look on Sookie's face if she saw us together.
25:18It'd be priceless.
25:20No.
25:21Not priceless.
25:24Er, yeah.
25:26Your fee.
25:28Only enough to secure me and my kids' future.
25:30Only enough to secure me and my kids' future.
25:35See, the thing is,
25:39I don't think you're willing to go far enough.
25:47You know,
25:49seeing you here,
25:51under this soft lighting,
25:54I think I'm willing to go all the way.
26:01Take your T-shirt off.
26:24Come on, Barney!
26:25Come on!
26:26Come on!
26:27Come on! Keep going!
26:31Come on! Come on!
26:32Come on!
26:33Come on!
26:34Come on!
26:40Our winners, Barney!
27:01You're a bad girl.
27:18Barney?
27:30Barney?