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-[tapping]
-[intro music]

Anyone watching, thinking we know fuck all
about knowing fuck all about owt,

needs to watch their back. [cries out]

So, you've had your Labour,
reclassifying skunk,

sending prices sky high,

literally, literally taking the grass
from its own roots.

And now you've got your con-dem-nation.

Liberals noshing Tories
like altar boys picking dimps up.

Have we had
a national fucking stroke or what?

Is revolution a word or was it never?

Anybody watching needs to know

we cope better than average
with irony in Chatsworth.

Well, for fuck's sake,
we live in Manchester

and they charge us for water!

I wandered lonely as a clown,
necking mushrooms rarely found,

this green and pleasant land
in ancient times...

Yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak!

It's not theirs anymore.

-This is our England now.
-[cheering]

Party!

[intro music]

[intro music fades]

[Kelly] The first throes of love
are all about passion.

Eyes, hands, lips, limbs, kisses,

I love yous and promises
of never-ending devotion.

Burning to memory
every nook and cranny of that face,

that body, drowning in each other,

getting your fill,
getting more than your fill,

that thirst you can never really quench,
no matter how much you try.

And fuck knows we try, don't we?

[Kelly pants]

I read in some mag,
in a waiting room years back, that,

if you put a coin in a jar
every time you made love

in the first three years
of your relationship,

then took one out every time you did it
after three years...

Yeah, yeah!

...you'd never ever, ever, ever...

Yeah, yeah!

...be able to empty it.

-[Kelly screams]
-[Shane pants]

-[Marty pants]
-[Shane pants]

["Time (The Revelator)"
by Gillian Welch playing]

[music fades out]

Cum again and soon.

Not too soon though, eh, tiger?

Give me some time to recover.

[Kelly growls]

-Dickhead.
-He's tipped you?

He thinks he made me cum.

Screams were almost convincing.

The yelps helped.

I had cramp. Came in handy.

I can spot a fake a mile off.

Well, I guess you've pulled
a few in your time.

Didn't need to.

[Lillian] My Brendan were gifted
in the trouser department.

When he stripped off
put me in mind of a tripod.

[door opening]

-Any chance of you finishing early?
-We've got a stag do in any minute now.

I'd leave the girls to it but we need
all hands on deck for this one.

Lillian just took a call

and the lads've been chewing Viagra
since they left Burnley.

They won't walk in,
they'll be pole vaulting.

No worries.

I'll catch you later then, okay?

He knows that you're lying.

Orgasms aren't the only thing
I'm good at faking.

He hasn't got a clue.

-Don't know what's wrong with her lately.
-I do.

-[mumbles] It's too small.
-It'll keep the wind off your back.

Yeah and give me
twatting frostbite at the front.

[Micky sighs]

-I'll look like a fucking nutter.
-But you are a fucking nutter.

Take no notice.

[Micky] Look, beggars can't be choosers.

As soon as you get a few bob rolling in,

it's me and you straight down to Primani
for a proper makeover.

But until then,
it's our Shane's cast-offs.

-It suits you.
-Yeah, it looks... nice.

-It's pink and it smells of perfume.
-Only real men can wear pink.

-[Micky] And it's aftershave that.
-This is a bird's fluffy jumper.

Angora.

-He's allergic to manmade.
-It's got tit shapes in it.

-Must've been me mam's.
-You need to try it on.

[Marty chuckles nervously]

Ah!

You look lovely.

None of it fits! Right?

[Marty] I can't survive much longer
on two pairs of socks, three T-shirts

-and a pair of undies.
-Just one pair?

-Huh-uh.
-I wish I'd known that sooner.

[sighs] I'm only on a tea break.

Laters.

Look, just go commando
whilst they wash and dry, hey.

-Ready for action.
-[blurting out] Homo! Sorry.

I can't, I'll chafe.

It was only going go on a bottle
of baby oil and some poppers.

You've been a pal to me, Micky.

And if I were queer,
I'd bum you here and now.

Thanks, Marty.

You're going to make someone
a lovely wife! Partner one day.

But I've got to stand up
on me own two feet.

I need cash, so I'll have to do a job.

Get a job.

[hysterical scream]

[Marty] Everybody get down! Shut up.

[Marty] Shut your... This is a fuck up!
Shut the fuck up this is a stick up!

[Marty] Rectal prolapse!

[alarm blaring]

[Marty] Gimme the money, gimme the money!

-[woman] Wicked evil!
-[Marty] Fuck off! Fuck off!

[gunshot]

-[all laughing]
-[Shane] Sit down, wait till you see this.

-It's class!
-Come on, you're in my seat.

[Mimi] Soon have you smiling again, girl!

-[Billy laughs]
-[TV news plays]

[Billy and Shane laugh]

-[Mimi] Isn't that the shittest--
-Crappest robber you have ever seen?

-How much did he get away with?
-Enough for some chips and a taxi home!

-[Mimi laughs]
-[Billy] Fucking shame of it!

-[everybody laughing]
-[melancholy music]

[Mimi laughs hysterically]

[laughing continues]

D'you know who that was?

C'mon, you know.

I don't know. So...

-why don't you tell me?
-Marty.

-How'd you know?
-He was wearing my old coat.

Not his style, is it?
Armed robbery, not the coat.

[Shane] I don't know him enough
to know his fucking style is.

What do I know is
it's only a matter of time

before the filth get their shit together
and clock it's him.

-And?
-Arrest him.

-You're not arsed?
-He's a punter, Shane.

Offering a ten-grand reward
for somebody to grass him up.

If he's daft enough
to threaten people with a gun,

he deserves grassing up.

It's deposit on a house that,
you know, ten grand.

-Maguires don't grass.
-Hmm.

-Fucking stupid though, weren't it?
-Well, he is fucking stupid.

[screams] Aren't you? I said, aren't you?

What the fuck was I supposed to do?

I'm here, skint,
I can't work, I can't sign on.

What, in case the police catch you
for non-payment of maintenance, you mean?

As opposed to armed fucking robbery,
you gormless twat!

-I needed money!
-[Kelly] Then ask!

Don't go holding up Post Offices
with fucking guns!

You could've killed someone, some...
poor bastard collecting their pension.

You could've got killed yourself
and then what would I have done?

[Kelly] I mean...

I mean,
how would I have explained that to Sue?

Where'd you get the gun?

They're stashed here! It's family stuff,
you know the score, Kel!

You keep him away from guns, you got that?

-Guns and fucking matches!
-Sorry!

It could bring a load of trouble and...

[sobs] We've had enough. That... that gun,

could be linked to Shane,
maybe and they'll...

[sad music]

[Billy] You're looking lovely.

You do, you look dead nice, like. Nice.

Proper like... glowing, healthily.

I was thinking...

-do you want me to make tea tonight?
-What's going on?

Why would anything be going on?

I was married longer
than you've been alive.

And I know
that when a man's buttering you up

with a string of compliments, it usually
means he's about to do one of two things.

Confess or request.

-Which is it?
-Er...

Don't lie!
If you've got something to say, say it.

-I've just--
-Speak!

Well, now it's out in the open,
who Cilla's dad is,

I was thinking if... if we could... well,
you know, when she's Christened,

if we could give her a second name?

You know, cos her mam gave her her first
name, her dad can give her her second.

-What were you thinking of?
-Maureen.

-Fuck off.
-What, it's my mam's name.

-She can keep it.
-[Billy scoffs] It's not fair, Mimi.

You get to do everything and I just get
shit on by you, Shane, Jamie and Micky.

-Okay.
-Always taking the piss out... out of me.

Did you just say okay then?

On one condition.

That you convert, come over to our side.

You mean support Liverpool?

I mean become a Catholic, you knobhead.

Oh! Right. Yeah, yeah.

[tense music]

You've been named, Marty boy.
Armed robber at the Post Office.

[Marty tuts]

Cuddly little Marty
with his funny little ways.

-Wouldn't harm a fly, eh?
-[stammering] Fuck off.

Terrify a gang of pensioners half to death
in a Post Office queue,

yes, but... wouldn't harm a fly.

-Fuck off, Shane.
-Come on, I'm fucking wi' ya.

You know what, I've been doing
a bit of research, mate.

All you have to do is type in 'Arson'

and 'Fuengerola'...

and it's fucking amazing what pops up.

You know, it's funny you never mentioned

that your wife
and kids died in a house fire.

Anyone'd think you had something
to hide, mate.

[Marty grunts nervously]

Save your breath, Marty,
you're going to need it.

I've just called the filth.

I've told them where you were.

Run.

[Shane] Run!

I've got a few more cast-offs for Marty.

I was dr... dragged out of bed last night

by an armed copper with his gun
shoved half-way up me fucking nostril!

-What, family stuff?
-They were asking me where Marty was.

I said, "I don't know",
and spent the next...

nine hours
helping the police with their enquiries.

Someone must've grassed.

That'd be me.

And since when
did you develop a conscience?

When I found out Marty's wife
and kids died in an arson attack.

Spate of fires across Fuengerola.

Culprit never found.
But you got a fucking nutter out there

that's got a history of that sort of stuff
and, well, one and one is two.

-He killed them?
-Yep. Seems that way. [Shane tuts]

I was thinking of a trip into town.

Get you some new gear,
something to eat, eh?

That ten grand you got for grassing
him up burning a hole in your pocket?

It were anonymous.

I'm booked solid all morning.

-Who wants a fuck at this hour?
-You.

Once upon a time.

The thing is, I don't know anything
about God or religion, Father.

He's C of E.

Is he allowed to change sides, father?

We don't really think of it as sides, now,
do we, Mimi?

[Mimi chuckles]

It'll be a lot of hard work
on your part, Billy.

You'll have to research
the faith, attend classes.

He's not afraid of a bit of hard work.

-It's for my daughter.
-And for you, too.

[chuckles nervously]

Front of the queue at the Pearly Gates
if you're a Catholic, eh, Father?

We'll er... We'll keep it informal
for the time being.

Yeah.

Look forward to getting to know you
as well as I know the rest of the family.

-Lovely seeing you, father.
-And you, Mimi.

-Take care.
-I will.

See ya.

-Micky.
-Father.

[Mimi] Bye now!

-What's he doing here? Has someone died?
-Billy's going to be a Catholic.

What the fuck for? It's shit! Thou shall
not do this, that and the other.

And the guilt...

Takes you about a week
to get over spilling your seed.

-Stay proddy, man, much more fun.
-I'm doing it for Cilla.

You're doing it to get in with me mam.

I'm doing it for my daughter, your sister.

[Micky] She won't thank you.
If I was going to change, I'd go Muslim.

Food's better and everything,
and all you've got to do is grow a beard.

You won't even pass the exams,
you, anyway.

-Why's that, then?
-Cos you're a thick cunt.

[both grunting]

Mam!

-Mam!
-You, living room, now!

-It wasn't me!
-Don't have me saying it twice!

No matter how hard I try,

your lads are just gonna keep throwing it
back in my face.

Nothing I do'll ever
be good enough for them.

It's a lot for the to take on,
you being here.

[Mimi] Gonna take time.

You can handle this.

You're a tough lad.

Made of sterner stuff than they know.

-Aren't you?
-Yeah.

Now, these spuds aren't going
to peel themselves, are they?

Shane's here.

I told you. Tell him I'm occupied.

I did but he said he'd wait.

Look, if you and him's got a problem,
sort it!

Cos punters don't like looking
at a face like a smacked arse.

They can get that at home.

Give me a minute.

Tell him I'm just tidying,
then send him up.

The only time I see anything floral
is weddings, funerals

and when you're trying
to keep me sweet after a fuck-up.

-By way of an apology?
-A fuck-up.

Yeah. A monumental fuck-up.

You know, I've been...

I've been that busy,
me mind's been preoccupied

with a million
and one different things,

and I've neglected the one thing
that I value most.

I said thing, I don't...

I mean you.

[Shane] And I'm sorry.

I know you've been distracted as well.

-Hang on a minute--
-I don't blame you.

I forced you away.

[Kelly sighs heavily]
It takes two to tango... badly.

-We are good, us, y'know.
-We used to be.

We still are.

Let's make a bit of time.

Get away from here.

I want to be your husband again.

I love you, Kelly Maguire.

-Yeah?
-Yeah.

-Yeah?
-Yes.

[emotive music]

-Yeah?
-Yes!

[women cheering]

[woman] Yeah! Let's go!

He's lovely, isn't he?

Wouldn't think that if you had
to spend as long as me looking at him.

I meant Father Craig.

So did I.

Ever since Billy started his conversion
classes, we can't get rid of him.

-...and a Mars Bar.
-[both laugh]

["Personal Jesus"
by Depeche Mode playing]

♪ Someone to hear your prayers
Someone who cares ♪

[jeering]

-[speaking inaudibly]
-♪ Your own personal Jesus ♪

♪ Someone to hear your prayers
Someone who's there ♪

[cheering]

♪ Reach out and touch faith ♪

-Well, he can convert me any time.
-[Jamie] Oi!

-I heard that.
-What?

-What's got you smiling?
-Wouldn't you like to know!

The look of love,
little twinkle in the eye I can detect?

-Come on, give ya brother a hug.
-[Jamie] Fuck off!

Sorted your differences, then?

Never heard it called that before,
but we talked.

[Kelly clears her throat]

Toilets. Now!

Look, I'm tired, that's all this is.

I'm relieved your marriage
is back on track.

I appreciate the concern,

but we've never been close
and I'm not the sister type.

I just wish I'd had someone to talk to

when me and Jamie
were fucking ourselves over.

We've had a rough few months.
Like I said, we've talked and we're okay.

Good, I'm glad.

Cos it'd be all too easy
to get hung up on someone

who might let you down, wouldn't it?

You know, someone who might offer
a bit of excitement short-term.

But long-term?

You wouldn't back him if he was
a horse at the National, would you?

No, I don't think I would.

Use the men's!

[Karen] Sometimes we can get distracted.
Things can seem a bit mundane.

We think the grass is always greener,

-but before long we've--
-I lost everything.

This isn't a bollockin', Kel.

I just don't want you to make
the same mistake I did.

Joe?

-There's no bog roll.
-Well, drip dry.

Without going into too much detail,
that approach won't have much effect.

[Karen] Fine.

You can talk to me, you know...
when it comes to stuff like this.

You can trust me.

[girls cheering and chatting]

Jamie, usual, double and whatever
those boring bastards are having.

With a cyanide fucking chaser
for each of them.

-You not enjoying it?
-He's everywhere I turn.

Never shuts the fuck up!
God this, God that, God the other.

He's got a bleeding parable
for everything.

Can't even wipe your arse without him
turning it into some kind of a lesson.

Hello, Father Craig!

[Mimi] Hiya, father. Going already?

Service in the morning, Mimi.

-Billy says you'll be there.
-Not going to miss out, am I?

["Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode
playing on stereo]

Stop this now.

-Gone! [cheering]
-I just wanted to impress you.

Get rid of that boring bastard,
then I'll be impressed.

[crowd cheering]

Jamie! Over here.

[unintelligible chatter]

She obviously wants something extreme.

Y'know, a declaration of your intentions.

-Reckon?
-Think big, Billy.

It's obviously the way to her heart.

If not her heart,
might get you into her knickers.

[Aidan] What d'you think she'd really,
really like?

What d'you reckon'd make her happy?
Her and the boys?

What's going on?

Well, I just want you to be happy,
that's all.

So... I did something
that'd make you happy.

[mystifying music]

-So you robbed my car?
-Borrowed.

-Then what the fuck did you give him?
-Just a load of ale.

-Bottle of whisky.
-And?

Some pills I found
in Micky's sock drawer.

What? The blue ones?

Orange?

Not the yellow ones.

One of them'd floor all the Happy Mondays!
How many d'you slip him?

-Four.
-[Micky gasps]

Well, no wonder he's dead! They're meant
for horses of a nervous disposition!

What in the name of God
did you think you were doing?

You said you'd be impressed
if I got rid of him!

I didn't mean kill him, you thick twat!

I meant out of my line of vision
for a split second!

Out of my range of hearing,
not bleeding dead!

-So, what we gonna do?
-[Mimi sighs scornfully]

Pray for forgiveness.
He's killed a priest.

Well, let him fucking pray then.
It's nowt to do with us.

[Billy] I'm going to hell.
And I'm not even Catholic!

And you think God's going to turn
a blind eye to the fact

that we're sitting round the table,
discussing how to get shot of the body?

Er, excuse me, I just come up
with a solution to the problem,

-which went down like a lead balloon.
-The solution being

that we take him
to your mate's sausage factory?

You've never objected before.

I've never turned a priest
into a sausage before!

-We'll be excommunicated.
-We're already excommunicated.

Call your mate.
Make the arrangements.

Hang on!

You're not actually going to go
through with this?

-Have you got a better solution?
-Remarkable.

Just when I thought
you'd never be able to shock me.

OK, if we're going ahead with this,
you need to make yourself scarce.

No way! He got us into this shit,
he's going to help get us out!

They'll get a fair few sausages out
of him, though, won't they? I mean...

He was a big lad, wasn't he?

Fucking arse!

[mobile beeps]

Kelly!

What d'you want?

What?

Played me for a fool, didn't you?

-No.
-Not that I blame you.

I am a fucking idiot,
falling for you, your lies.

If you think I lied, why did you come?

To tell you to get out me life,
to keep on running.

Fuck off so far away from me
and never come back!

Sue left me.

She walked out and took the kids.

She wanted stuff
I couldn't give her and...

She found someone who could.

And I begged her.

I begged her to come back,
but she said: "To what?"

To what.

[Marty] I was on me own.

[Marty] And I was getting pissed
most nights cos...

[sighs] And I lost my job because...

I couldn't get out of bed
for the hangovers.

I ended up on the street.

And I was angry with meself,
I was so angry.

I'd lost my wife, my kids.

My job, my flat.

So, you set fire to them?

[slow, sad music]

Took a while, but...

here he is at last, eh?

Will the real Marty Fisher
please stand up.

-[mumbles] Look...
-The lying, murdering Marty Fisher.

-[stammering] No, I...
-Save it.

I thought you were different.

[Kelly laughs]

Fucking cliché alert!

[Kelly] I hope they find you, Marty.

I hope the filth drag you in
and I hope you go down for life.

Sue didn't deserve that.

And your kids.

-[stammering] Kelly--
-Fuck off.

I love you!

And I love Shane.

[music intensifies]

[Marty sobs]

[Jamie] Oh, shit!
They're still looking for Marty.

Right, Father Craig's pissed
after an all-night wake.

We're taking him back to church.

[Jamie] Everyone stay calm.

-Can I ask where you're going, lads?
-Just bringing a mate home.

Bit worse for wear.

Hope you sober up for Sunday, father!
Me daughter's christening.

-He's going to puke!
-[Jamie] No!

-Do you want to get out, father?
-No! He's just rat-arsed.

But don't tell the Pope.

D'you want to open
the boot for us, please?

-[Billy sobs and whimpers]
-Shh!

-[sobbing] I can't.
-[Shane] Shut the fuck up!

[boot closing]

-Yeah, that's great, mate.
-Cheers.

-Your other mate looks in a bad way, too.
-He can't handle his booze.

Think it was the punch
what finished him off!

[chuckles] That'll teach him.

Cheers, lads.

See you, father!

Vodka. Double.

And one for yourself, Mimi.
Fuck knows you could do with one.

-[Kelly] What you having?
-Bit early for me.

To the useless, lying, two-faced,
manipulative, deceitful gang

of total bastardry that is men!

Fuck knows I'll drink to that.

Unless it's our Shane
you're talking about?

A punter.
Finally revealed his true colours.

Same again please, Mimi.

You're supposed to be at work
in ten minutes.

-Got the barbershop quartet's in.
-Fuck 'em yourself.

Turn the light off,
they'd never know the difference.

Course they would!

This is the male of the species
we're talking about, brains in cocks.

Fuck knows there's not much room
in there for a brain.

Fuck 'em yourself, or better still,
tell 'em to go fuck themselves.

You've had two verbal warnings, Kelly.

Third written.

What? You're going to dismiss me?

Then I take you to a tribunal and--

[chuckles] No, that's right I can't!

On account of how your business is illegal

and you'd end up in t'nick
for being a madam!

Madame!

All you need do sometimes,

is take a step back
to get a good perspective, isn't it?

Where's all this coming from?

From me being let down once too often.
That's where this is coming from, Karen.

-Shane?
-No, we're good.

Yeah?

Yeah.

["Wild'n Cuz I'm Young"
by Kid Cudi playing]

[Jonno] Y'all right, kidda?

-All right, mate?
-Not bad, mate? Yeah, good.

[Jonno] Nice one.

-All right, boys.
-All right, mate.

Right, we need to get him in here, yeah?
And then get him to the processing room.

There's gonna be
a tea break in ten minutes,

so it's gonna be empty.

-And I'll need a hand get him stripped.
-I'll do it.

You wanna bring him over here, Micky?

[Father Craig gasps]

Shit!

[tyres screech]

Mam...

you need to be here, and quick.

[church bell rings]

Hey! You said you'd checked he was dead!

I did!

Well, you obviously
didn't check properly!

[groaning] Fuck!

It's a miracle.

I'm telling you, it's a miracle!
Go! Leave the talking to me.

[Mimi] And I prayed and prayed to God
to find a solution and he did.

You okay, father?

I, er... I don't know.

I'm sorry, Mimi, I'm not feeling 100%.

Must've nodded off.

Had the weirdest dream.

And the Lord said to me...

Next time you want to impress me,
try a bunch of roses, a box of chocolates.

We were lucky this time, Billy.
Make sure there isn't a next time, yeah?

You said he was a problem.
I thought you wanted rid.

Why'd she go to you if she did?

Cos... cos I'm the father of her child.

-That was a biological accident.
-A happy one!

Yeah, but an accident
none the less, Mum.

Get this straight, Billy.

If there's a problem
within this family that needs solving,

this family'll solve it, you got that?

We don't need you. We don't want ya.

By the way, you've pissed yourself.

[Mimi groans]

That hit the spot. It was lovely, that.

-Thought you'd like it.
-Liked it? I loved it.

[Kelly laughs]
You don't have to overdo it, Shane.

No, it was nice that!

It was chips, bacon and egg.

It was great!

-I'll do t'washing up.
-No.

-Come on, I said--
-I know, and I said I'll do it!

-Sorry.
-No, it's me.

-No, I'm probably trying a bit--
-No, don't. It's not you.

This.

It's not... It's not you.
It's me, Shane. Just, em...

[Kelly sighs loudly]

it's just me.

That mean I can go watch
the footy that I recorded?

I love you, Kelly Maguire.

Yeah, you said.

Thank you, Carmel.

[Jamie] Just thought
we'd give you this, father.

Our contribution
to the new roof for the vestry, father.

Ah. That's very kind. Thank you.

So, ten minutes, yeah?

-For?
-[laughing] Nice one.

[Jamie] Making out he's forgot.

-[laughs] You!
-Cilla's christening.

[Jamie] Two o'clock.

You did say two?

'Course I didn't forget.
How could I forget a thing like that?

And Billy is proper excited, yeah.

You know, about getting christened
at the same time as his daughter!

Very kind of you to fast-track him.

He's welling up.
You know, he's so proud.

-I'm going meself.
-I'll just prepare.

[sighs with relief]

[whispers] I'm sorry.

-What the fuck's going on?
-Baptism.

Cilla's. And you're godparents.

-Lovely. When?
-Now.

Nice one.

[Mimi] If I snuff it,
soft arse'd get custody of Cilla.

That's not gonna happen.

Look at him.

He's a lovely lad, but a few bricks short
of a full hod, know what I mean?

-Mimi, I don't actually believe in--
-[Mimi] We've heard it all before, Kelly.

You don't believe in God, we know.

Half the congregation'll be
in the same boat.

I just want you to nod
when you're supposed to,

light a candle, renounce the devil,

then get back to the pub
and get pissed with the rest of us.

Got that? Come on, soft lad.

Did that just happen?

-Who does she think she is?
-Oh, geez.

-Come on, Kel, she's always like that.
-Well, she can fuck off!

You know what?
You're always like that, actually.

And you're always like that.
Sitting on the fucking fence.

What's it going to take for you
to back me up, mummy's boy?

[Shane scoffs]

You knew what you were getting into
when you took me on.

[downbeat music]

[woman] Hang on, wait for me!

[mobile rings]

Barbara Castle? In her day.

Edwina Currie? Posh Scouser.

A contradiction in terms.

See, I'd have slotted Thatcher one
in her heyday.

From behind, obviously.
Show her who's boss.

Oh, not for turning? Well,
you fucking will be after this, Maggie.

[grunts] One up the mineshaft
in memory of Scargill.

But Widdecombe?

Wouldn't really be an angle
that would satisfy, would there?

It's not as if you could half close
your eyes, so they're all fuzzy

and convince yourself it's somebody else.

Fucking Churchill'd be
a more attractive proposition.

Miliband's got a pretty face.

I think your mistake was...
going for someone with such a low profile.

-What do you mean?
-A priest?

If you want to impress the Maguires,
aim high.

Take out some gangster
and you'd be quids in.

I'm telling you.

If you want to reach puberty,
keep your trap shut.

Bin. Now.

If I'd wanted a gangster,
I wouldn't have gotten rid of Paddy.

[Mimi] I like you because you're you,
okay?

Just be you.

A toast!

To Cilla Maureen Tutton-Maguire.

-Welcome to the family.
-[everybody] Welcome to the family!

[Mimi] And to Billy Tutton.

-Welcome to the family.
-[everybody] Welcome to the family!

You're one of us, now. [chuckles]

She means Catholic, by the way.

Not one of them.

-[Jamie] For fuck's sake!
-[groaning]

[Cilla cries]

-What the fuck's done that?
-Rats.

Big fucking rat!

-[indistinct chatter]
-[tense music]

[door opening]

Excuse I for queue jumping.
I've got a turtle's head.

They're all occupied and I'm next.

-I'm touching cloth!
-Gents!

-[Marty stutters] I'm...
-Sorry?

Gonna do the decent thing?
Hand yourself in?

Admit you're a fucking scumbag
for killing your wife and kids?

A pathological liar

for leading me on making me believe
we had some kind of future?

-It wasn't supposed to happen this way.
-Too right!

[Kelly] I wasn't supposed
to fall for the nutter

with fuck all to offer
but a criminal record and an empty wallet.

I wanted the white charger
and the shining armour, and I get you!

Fucking you!

[door opening]
Lights will be back on any minute.

Great.

Making sure no-one's fallen over,
broken their neck.

Home soon, eh?

You never asked.
That's what fucking hurt.

After what we'd said.
What we'd done.

What you said you felt.
You never asked. Never!

What did I never ask, eh?
You fucking lunatic!

I wanted to tell you what happened,
but I wanted you to know me first.

-You wanted me to fall for you first!
-I didn't do it.

If you need me to, I can prove it.

I didn't do it, Kel.

I couldn't...

[Marty sobs] But even you thought I could.

Even you.

[sobbing]

I'll be at the bus stop.

Corner of Muirfield Avenue
and Lytton Street. Nine o'clock.

I want to start again.

New life...

with someone I love.

Someone... I never thought
I'd have the luck to come across.

It's a lot to think about, I know,
and I would've done it sooner if...

all this hadn't have happened, but...

I love you

and I want you with me.

[Kelly sobs]

-[crowd cheers]
-[Kelly sighs heavily]

[indistinct chatter and laughter]

Well, maybe you'll get one
if you're lucky.

["Take Everything" by Mazzy Star playing]

[Karen] One, two, three, go! Ching!

♪ All of you... ♪

♪ ...all right ♪

♪ Just because... ♪

♪ ...I wanna know ♪

♪ Do you still come last night
With clear eyes peeled ♪

♪ You never got there
even though you say you will ♪

♪ Sorry now that
you've fallen from my eyes ♪

♪ That's the truth ♪

I've not seen ya.

["Take Everything" by Mazzy Star
continues playing]

♪ Why tell me about everything ♪

♪ Why tell me about everything ♪

♪ You're just waiting
for her to come apart ♪

♪ You're just waiting for her ♪

Fuck!

[Kelly] I used to wonder how I'd know
if it was love and not lust.

How you could tell?

Because in the past,
I thought it was there and it wasn't.

It was nice, don't get me wrong, but...

It wasn't what it should've been.

It didn't feel like it should've felt.

If just the thought
of them doesn't warm you,

if being with them
at the end of the day isn't all you need,

if you're not counting the hours
until you see them again,

if you don't keep
their old messages on your phone,

just so you can hear that voice,

then it's not love.

[mobile ringing]

[song fades out]

I need every single one of you
to start pulling in some serious money!

I've got me community service.

[Shane] He's doing drama
and plays and that.

I think there's been a mistake.

[Mimi] Been years since I did a burglary.
It was always a bit of a turn-on for me.

-Oh! You're gay!
-Don't say owt, will you?

-[Micky gasps]
-We won't say a word either.

-You never go bareback.
-It wasn't business, it was Marty.

[Micky] Going to have to do a bit more
than kissing to make him sweet.

[Micky] Aren't ya, eh?
You know what I mean. [gagging sound]

Mary's giving Joseph a blowjob?

[Mimi] I kind of liked having you
by me side.

[Billy] Maybe we should make it
more permanent.

-[Mimi] You having a laugh?
-Will you marry me?

-[Scary music playing]
-[Mimi grunting]

Ah! For fuck's sake, Mam!

Is that gastric band playing up again?