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23/03/2008

Sid is asking the questions at The Bull.

Josh's team won the children's Easter quiz at The Bull and Eddie's desperate to win the Easter egg in the adults' quiz - he's got six weeks of food-deprivation to make up for!

Lilian wants to help out in The Bull but Sid insists they're ok, so she joins in the quiz. Lilian teams with David while Matt teams with Eddie and when they don't win, Eddie blames it on harsh marking. David points out their answers were just plain wrong. Eddie's just in despair at not winning the egg!

Matt seems quite disgruntled. Lilian blames it on his argument with Pat over her letter of protest to the council, which David can't believe she's sent. But having listened to Lilian and David reminisce on Easters past, it turns out that Matt's just fed up with the clannishness of Lilian's family.

The Bull's had a successful day. Lilian thinks they make a great team and is especially happy that she's managed to cut back the ivy that was covering her name on the sign above the door. Sid thinks it's a small price to pay for having the pub to themselves again.

Episode written by Joanna Toye.

15 minutes

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Mon 24 Mar 200814:00

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