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12/08/2007

Robert and Lynda tighten the purse strings.

Robert and Lynda have been at a packed church; they're not the only ones hoping to catch a glimpse of the Worm of Ambridge. Lynda is excited by a late B&B booking but Robert reminds her that she's reviewing a restaurant as Dylan Nells that evening. She's determined to manage both, despite Robert's insistence that the 'early bird' menu won't be classy enough for Borsetshire Life.

On arrival, Robert is enthusiastic not only about the menu's price but also the attentive Thai waitresses, much to Lynda's annoyance. The food begins to arrive just as their B&B guests call to say they'll be early. Lynda insists they hurry their food - the guests are American and Lynda's keen to impress. She's convinced that if they enjoy their stay, she'll be able to throw away their vacancy signs!

Will and Nic relax in the garden at Casa Nueva, talking about spending more time together over summer. Later, Will drops George off with Susan. Susan notices Nic in his car and recognises her - she and Nic had a friendly exchange earlier in the shop. Having put two and two together, Susan can't wait to share this piece of gossip with Neil!

Episode written by Nawal Gadalla.

15 minutes

Last on

Mon 13 Aug 200714:00

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  • Sun 12 Aug 200719:00
  • Mon 13 Aug 200714:00

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