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11/06/2008

Brian asserts his authority with Will.

Brian isn't really interested in the interview questions Will has prepared, and it's clear that Will's not going to have any input into the decision making. Brian has made his mind up - and they're going with his choice.

Eddie is trying the new cheese. Oliver's pleased to hear Eddie would buy it but his pleasure is short-lived when he realises Eddie's motive is to keep Ed in a job! Later, Helen presents Oliver with the feedback from the taste testing. Oliver is extremely disappointed with the results and doesn't want to go on. Helen tries to talk him round but he won't budge, and is very downhearted. Helen tries to persuade him to go to Ruth's party.

Usha talks to Alan about her father's visit. It's made her realise just how much her father has to cope with looking after her mother, and Usha's delighted when Alan agrees to a Hindu ceremony alongside their marriage at St Stephen's. Later, Dr Gupta leaves for Wolverhampton. He and Usha share an emotional goodbye. Although his parting with Alan is a little more formal, the visit has enabled Dr Gupta to feel a good deal warmer towards his future son-in-law.

Episode written by Joanna Toye.

15 minutes

Last on

Thu 12 Jun 200814:00

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  • Wed 11 Jun 200819:00
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