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05/01/2010

Optimism takes over for Jazzer.

Lilian's next prison visit is confirmed for Friday. Matt has insisted he doesn't want to see anyone else. Jennifer understands but as Brian has agreed to take Peggy to The Laurels, Jennifer can still accompany Lilian on the journey, and do some shopping while Lilian visits Matt. Lilian's really pleased. She'd been dreading going there on her own again.

Jazzer thinks he's been a complete idiot, and knows Fallon's ignoring him. Tom points out he doesn't know what Fallon's thinking. Tom and Helen are discussing Helen's healthy-eating promotional flyers when Fallon unexpectedly turns up, and Tom cheerfully sends her off to talk to Jazzer.

Jazzer's totally taken aback, especially when Fallon insists he needn't feel bad about what he said. She doesn't want it to spoil what they had - he's the best friend she's got. When Fallon insists Jazzer comes to see her at the pub, he's more than happy to oblige.

Jazzer tells Tom that Fallon wants everything to be hunky-dory, so Tom was right about seizing the moment. It looks like his big gesture might have paid off after all!

Episode written by Simon Frith.

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