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04/09/2009

Fallon confides in an old flame.

Adam is putting up a poster for his footpaths meeting in the shop. Annette interrogates him about Helen - he's her cousin after all. Adam goes. Bert's thinks Helen's business is none of Annette's business when Lynda appears and her eye is caught by Adam's poster.

Lynda finds Adam and tells him she wants to know what the footpath meeting's about. Adam says she should come to it. He'll be interested to hear what she has to say.

Bert tells Fallon that the darts last night was quite something. Wayne appears. Bert tells him that Freda thinks he's the best help she's had. Wayne says he doesn't plan to stay around. He won't stay where he's not welcome. Fallon goes outside, and Wayne follows. Wayne tells Fallon he's only there because of her. He wants to make up for the past, and to know where he stands. Fallon tells him it isn't easy for her.

Fallon tells Ed she doesn't think her Dad understands. Does he expect her to play happy families? Ed says surely Wayne can't stay at the Bull forever? Fallon reckons the sooner Wayne finds somewhere else to go, the better.

Episode written by Simon Frith.

15 minutes

Last on

Fri 4 Sep 200919:00

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  • Fri 4 Sep 200919:00

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