(COUGHS)
Oh, you should go home and get some rest.
No, I'm not leaving you.
Well, that chair can't be doing your back much good.
I'm fine.
How are you doing?
I'm OK.
Hopefully I'll be out of here soon. (COUGHS)
You don't even know what's up.
Hi. How are you?
Well, your blood pressure's improved, so that's good.
So, can you tell us what's wrong?
I'm still waiting on the results of bloods and...
I'm going to send Dolores for a chest x-ray.
So, you don't really know what's wrong.
I don't want to speculate,
but after the x-ray, we'll know where we stand.
And what about my radiotherapy session?
You'll have to give it a miss. Just to be on the safe side.
Alright. Is that a good idea?
It's for the best.
Thank you. OK.
Well, here all night...
..we're still none the wiser.
You should take a break.
I want to be here with you.
Well, if you won't go home, at least stretch your legs a bit.
Get a coffee.
Should I tell Wayne what's going on?
(SIGHS)
We don't want to worry him, do we?
I mean, everything's gonna be fine. Yeah.
Don't start. This is my house too, you know.
He'd nowhere else to go.
You should have discussed this with me first.
Well, I'm sorry. Laura. I didn't think it would be such a big deal.
I'm sorry.
I'm uncomfortable with him being here.
What, you think he's gonna go off on one, do you?
Are you sure he's not? (SIGHS)
Morning.
Hey... Tommy. Hey.
You sleep alright?
Yeah. Grand, thanks. Can I get you some breakfast?
No, I'm OK. No, sit down. I'll get you a bit of toast.
You've done enough. I'll sort myself out, thanks. Sure.
How long are you staying for?
I won't be under your feet for long.
I'm just here to see Caoimhe, so it'll only be a couple of days.
Well, if you're stuck for somewhere, I know plenty of B&Bs around.
Yeah, maybe I'll look into that. Thanks.
No, you can stay here till you get settled, Tommy.
Well, I appreciate it, but I don't want to be under your feet.
You're not under anyone's feet. You're welcome here. Thanks.
Er, I'll see you later on. Yeah, I'll see you after.
What are you like?
You're acting like you already own the place.
Do you remember when Katy was in trouble?
And you moved her in anyway.
She's not dangerous. She didn't shoot anyone.
You're not even gonna give him a chance, are you?
Right, he's done his therapy.
(STUTTERS) An army of doctors says he's OK,
but that's not enough for you, is it?
Doesn't look like I have a choice.
It's barely enough. (LAUGHTER)
Oh. Oh. Here she is. Wait, wait, wait.
(MAKES CAMERA CLICKING SOUND) Give us a pout there.
(LAUGHS)
Any chance of you getting back to work?
I am working.
I'm raising the profile of this place just standing here. Oh.
Oh, n...
(LAUGHS)
Hey, if Louise does get signed by that agency,
it's gonna be great for this place. Yeah.
Best looking eatery in the Northside.
Did she get in touch with the agency?
She's still waiting to hear. Fair play to her.
I could never be a model. Course you could, babe. You look great.
Listen, she doesn't want anyone to know,
so just keep it to yourself, yeah? Yeah, I will. OK, better go. See ya.
Bye. See you later. Bye. See ya. See ya.
I never really thought Louise was into this whole modelling thing.
I told Farrah to send in those photos.
Louise doesn't know anything about it.
It's like you've never met a Doyle woman before.
It's been nice knowing you. It's what she wants.
That's not what she says.
Yeah, only because she's afraid they're gonna say no,
but sure, there's no chance of that.
Alright, do you want my advice? Not really.
But fire away.
If I were you, I'd tell Farrah to get those pictures back, pronto.
And make sure Louise never finds out.
Look, I know what I'm doing.
OK, when the agency see they like her, which they will,
she'll be putty in my hands.
I don't know, man. Louise doesn't like being mucked about.
I think she's gonna rip your head off. Good luck.
(SIGHS) He's asleep.
Damo's not answering any of my calls.
Well, he's probably working.
No, he's ignoring me.
He knows I'm gonna ask him about Tommy.
Did you believe any of that stuff last night?
What stuff?
All that "I don't remember anything" bull.
Well, why wouldn't I?
Because he's up to something.
Yeah, but it could be true.
When I went in to see him after that whole Bob and Judith stuff,
I mean, he was all over the place. He didn't even know who I was.
That could have been an act, too.
Wayne... I saw it with my own eyes, OK, love?
He's just here because he wants to see Caoimhe, that's all.
I'm not falling for that.
We don't know what he's capable of.
And I don't want him anywhere near our kid.
Well, look, maybe he won't be staying. OK?
(PHONE RINGS) Hello, Pete?
Hi. Look, I didn't want to bother you, it's your mother.
What's wrong with her? She was taken into hospital last night.
You're telling me this now?
Alright. She didn't want to worry you.
We didn't think it was serious. It was Shane's idea.
Yeah, I'm on my way in. Yeah. Bye.
What's wrong?
It's my ma. Shane sent her into hospital last night.
Last night?!
Yeah, she didn't want to worry us. Well, what, is... is it serious?
I gotta go, right? Yeah, go, go.
Call me, will you, please? Yeah.
I didn't think you'd have the cheek to hang around.
I know you won't accept my apologies, but I'm...
I'm sorry for everything I did.
The gunshot wound, you mean?
It was nothing. A scratch.
I wanted to make amends before, I just didn't know how.
And I was happy thinking that I'd never have to lay eyes on you again.
Bob, we're just here to get a bit of lunch. Why are you here?
To grab a bite. Do it somewhere else.
You can't speak to him like that. No, it's OK. It's his right.
He's winding up my regulars. And the staff.
I'll wait for you outside. No, Dad, wait.
Bob, was that necessary? Yes, it was.
He knows he did wrong and he was suffering, too.
You're talking about suffering? I still have pain in my arm.
How long is he staying for?
You know what? I'm not kicking him out on the street.
I'm sorry, he's Caoimhe's family. And what about the rest of us?!
There's nothing I can do about it. I don't care. OK?
I have to go to the hospital to see my ma. What's up?
I don't know, but they took her in last night.
And Tommy coming in here freaking everyone out
is not helping the situation.
Hey. Hey.
Good news, the agency got back to me. They got the photos.
And they want to see more. Well done.
What are you on about? The photos of you?
I'm sorry? I emailed them in some shots and they want to meet you.
Was this Dean's idea? Yeah, he picked some great pictures.
He never told you, did he? I'm so sorry.
And they want to see me? Yeah, they're really impressed.
I'll leave you to it. Hey.
What? I'm just popping off some washing.
Apparently the modelling agency got back.
And what did they say? That they want to see me.
Oh, come here, you didn't go behind Louise's back, did you?
I knew they would. You had no right to tell Farrah I'd agreed to it.
You would never have said yes if I didn't.
This could be great for you.
Well, I didn't think they'd be interested.
Of course they would be. You're gorgeous.
Don't ever do anything like that again.
Looks like I still have my head on my shoulders.
(LAUGHS)
Alright?
Hi.
(SIGHS) What's up?
Oh... Is it Neil?
My auld fella rang me this morning,
said he can't make it back this afternoon,
so I have to look after him. Yeah, well, he's on his meds now.
You know, he... he won't be a problem.
Oh, no, no, no. He went to the psychiatrist this morning.
And he hates talking about all that stuff,
so he's gonna be in some humour.
Yeah, well, that's... it's good for him, though.
You know, he's definitely improving. Oh, yeah. He says he's grand, like.
He just... I don't want to leave him alone all afternoon, you know?
You can stay with him. No, I have to get back to work.
Paul's on my back now about taking time off.
Well, maybe I can drop over.
I mean, I can reorganise the afternoon.
It won't be a problem.
Are you sure? Yeah, Shane can cope.
You'd do that for Neil?
I'll do that for you.
I don't want you to be worrying.
Nice one. OK.
(BEEPING)
Why didn't you call me earlier?
Like I said to you on the phone, she didn't think it was serious.
It was just a precaution. OK, yeah.
Oh, Wayne. Hi, love. Ah, Ma.
You didn't think this was serious, no?
Sure, look, I'm in and out of here so much.
I don't want you worrying every time something comes up.
Hi, Dr Delaney. Oh, hi.
This is, er, her son Wayne. Hi. How are you?
Hi. Erm... what's going on?
Well, I have the results back,
and I'm afraid Dolores has contracted bacterial pneumonia.
I'm sorry, what? It sounds worse than it is.
We can treat it here with rest and medication.
I'm going to start you on a course of antibiotics,
and once they kick in, you'll start to feel much better.
Yeah, and... and what then?
Then Dolores can get back to her recovery.
I don't believe this. You've been through so much already.
If cancer couldn't beat me, pneumonia won't.
So, what did you talk about today?
Do you want to know if I was talking about you?
I don't mind if you were.
Do you not think I've nothing else to talk about?
No, I mean...
I just know that talking things through can really help.
What more do you want? You've already won.
What do you mean? I'm on the drugs.
That's what you wanted, wasn't it? So you can control me.
I only wanted what was best for you.
Alright? Yeah.
Er, Ama said she's going to chill out with you for a while, yeah?
Are you sure? Of course.
That's great.
OK, I better head to work.
I can swing by afterwards
if you think you'd like to have another chat.
Don't bother.
OK. I'll take care of him.
Thanks, Ama.
Right, well, er... Here, I better head back before Paul has a stroke.
Are you, er... Are you alright? Yeah, I've got it. Go.
Right. see you later, man. See you later. Bye.
So... er, how was your session with the psychiatrist?
It was a barrel of laughs.
I know it can be tough to work through things.
Everyone seems to know it all.
You could learn a few things from Jackie.
She seems to be the expert on everything that's best for me.
Well, everything Jackie did was because she's concerned about you.
She has me drugged up to the eyeballs.
Yeah, well, the medication will help.
I don't know. It's like I can't make any decisions for myself.
You wanted to get better, didn't you? That was your decision.
Yeah. I didn't want to be flipping out again.
You're still yourself. Am I?
Yes, of course. That's why your family care so much about you.
You want me to get you anything from home? Yeah.
Can you bring me a dressing gown and some clean pyjamas?
Thanks, love. Of course.
We should start moving the furniture in at this stage.
Put the television there in the corner.
While you're at it, bring the couch? These chairs are horrible.
You want to try sleeping in one.
You should try and get some proper rest when you're at home.
Yeah, she's right, you've been here all night. I can stay for a while.
Alright, I'll be back in a while. Alright. (COUGHS)
You OK, love?
(COUGHS) What's wrong with her?
Get help, will you?
Alright, take it easy. (COUGHS)
OK. Take it easy.
(COUGHS)
Oh. Just sit up.
Sit back up.
Where's the doctor?! Wayne!
Here. We're here.
OK, Dolores. It's OK. Help her, please, will you?
Lean forward, alright?
Stay calm. Just lean forward.
It's alright. It's alright.
Take it easy. You're OK.
I want to stay with my ma, OK?
She's in the best possible place. Please, let us work. I wanna stay.
Come on, come on. Come on. Come on. Just leave it.
(GASPS FOR AIR) It's OK. Take it easy.
Can I have a word?
You need a word? I'll give you two.
I just want to say what happened was...
I don't want to hear about it. I'm sorry.
What you did to me and Bob... you're evil.
When I found all that stuff in the attic, I felt like such a fool.
That was all me, not you.
I suppose that's why you picked me, is it?
"Stupid Jane, she'll never cop I'm planning on killing my wife."
It wasn't like that.
I hate you for the way you made me feel.
I understand that.
She doesn't want your apologies. I didn't expect her to forgive me.
Then why did you bother coming back here at all?
To make amends.
If you want to make amends, stay away. Back off, Bob.
No, Bob is entitled to his opinion.
I'm sorry, he shouldn't have come back. He can go wherever he likes.
You're an idiot if you think that he's changed.
Don't speak to my daughter like that. Or what?
Look, whatever you think about me, leave Caoimhe out of it.
She's done nothing to you.
I can look after myself, you know.
I'm still your dad.
I'm not gonna have anyone talking to you like that.
Hey. How is she? Oh, er, they have her on oxygen.
Erm, I'm so sorry, love. Look, what are they doing for her?
They're going to monitor her oxygen levels, and then observe.
It's a waiting game now. Yeah.
OK.
But she's strong, so she'll be OK. Yeah.
Look, guys, I... I should get back home, you know?
You wouldn't mind doing me a favour, would you?
Niamh is minding Junior, but she has to head back.
Sure thing. I'll call in. Yeah.
It's just, I won't be long. It's... I know this might sound paranoid,
but I don't really like leaving Junior with Tommy around, you know?
What? Tommy Dillon? Did you not tell Pete?
No, er... I never got the chance.
Tommy walked into McCoy's last night.
Like nothing ever happened.
Yeah, he saw Junior.
Did he say anything?
No, he said that, erm...
He said he didn't even remember me being pregnant, so.
Well, it could be true. I mean, he had a complete mental breakdown.
Yeah, right.
He kept it away from everyone, what he did to Judith.
I don't trust him as far as I could throw him.
Yeah, well, let's not jump the gun here, OK?
I'll keep an eye on him. He used to be a mate of mine.
He better stay away from us.
And the other thing is, keep this from Dolores.
Don't want her stressing over Tommy on top of everything else, alright?
Yeah. Yeah, of course, yeah.
And thanks, for that, Pete.
See you later, alright? See ya, bye. See ya later.
You know, I've noticed a real change in Neil.
He was fine today. You're too nice for your own good.
Oh. Thanks.
No, that wasn't meant as a compliment.
I know he's a friend of yours, but he also has a history of acting out.
And this isn't your area of expertise.
Well, even I can see that he's making progress.
And you can't be his personal nurse. You've a job at the surgery.
But I am going to drop you an afternoon's wages.
Can we get to coffees, please?
People around here, they have long memories.
Worse things have happened.
I don't expect people to forget. Nor forgive.
No, Bob was completely out of line
talking to you like that in front of everyone.
What?
Well, you can't blame him, can you? You too?
Damien's right. People are going to be wary.
Look, you know what Bob's like, he loves an enemy.
If it wasn't you, it'd be somebody else.
The stress can't be doing you any favours.
Look, never mind Bob, or Jane. I need you here.
I want our baby to know you.
Well, it's nice of you to say that, but maybe I should cut my losses.
When have I ever been nice?
(LAUGHS)
Well, maybe I'll stay for a couple of days, so. For you.
Frank doesn't need you back on the farm?
No. That was never going to be permanent.
It was nice, though, working on the fields again.
Without somebody looking over your shoulder.
Tommy, er, you're free to stay with us for as long as you need.
Thanks, Damo.
Take my key.
Erm, me and Damien are heading out to a gig,
but you can just go back and, like, watch TV or something.
I might just stay out of Laura's way.
Could be a plan. What will you do?
Ah, I was talking to some of lads. Aaron and Jake.
I'll see what they're up to. You don't mind if we head out?
I don't need you looking after me. Go on, have fun.
Oh, Rihanna, you got a check for me?
Yeah.
That's the one. Thanks.
Ah, here she is, Kate Moss.
What are you doing here?
I was looking for some peace and quiet to do the books.
I forgot to pick up a cheque from yesterday.
Come here, do you want to, er...
Do you want go out for a few scoops later? Celebrate your good news.
Maybe go to a club or something. What do you think?
I think you need to slow down. Will you come on? I know you like me.
How about it?
The bare-knuckle chef? I don't think so.
I gave that up because you told me to.
I didn't want you to get hurt. Because you feel something for me.
Just admit it. I feel sorry for you.
You look at all the stuff you've asked me to do.
I've got a place now, I've got a job.
I'm a new man now. The perfect man.
Sorry. It's not going to happen.
Your loss. I'd better head.
Where are you going? I'm going out.
Plenty more fish in the sea, Louise.
You couldn't breathe? My lungs were full of fluid.
The oxygen couldn't get in.
That sounds terrifying, Dolores. Mm.
Anyway, look, you're over the worst of it now.
Yeah.
So, Kerri-Ann was asking after you.
She really misses you. We all do, don't we?
Yeah. You're gonna be home soon enough, right?
Mm.
I'm really sorry that it looks like we won't be able to babysit tomorrow.
For your anniversary.
Will you stop it, will you? There'll be plenty more anniversaries.
We just... we want to be here for you.
Hey. Hi. How are you feeling?
I've been better.
Well, it's important you get some rest now.
Yeah, I feel tired. Try and get some sleep.
Mm-hmm. OK.
We'll let you get some peace and quiet, OK? See you later.
Yeah. See you, Ma. See you later.
Sorry, er, doctor? Can I have a word?
Erm... When are we gonna get to take her home?
We need to keep an eye on her until the pneumonia clears, at least.
It's difficult to say what's going to happen.
Different people react in different ways.
Well, how long is that gonna take? Weeks? Months? What?
She's in very, very good hands. There's no need to worry.
How can we not worry?
Wayne, I understand your frustration. But we are doing everything we can.
I just want to know what's happening to my Ma.
I know.
Hey. Hey.
I know. I said one thing and I changed my mind.
I got the message.
I don't think we'd be very good for one another.
I'm not into players, I'm sorry.
Yeah, you made yourself pretty clear earlier.
Can we please get past this? I'm over it.
Seriously.
I don't want any awkwardness between us at work.
Don't worry about it.
I'm not gonna be getting down on my knees
and begging you to go out with me, if that's what you're worried about.
I'll see ya.
Hey. Decco.
Did we interrupt something? No.
I thought you two were getting on.
As friends, yeah. He's too full of himself.
It's exhausting even watching him flirt with the customers at work.
Mm. Shame. Not really.
Come here, I'm heading into town later if you fancy it?
What about Louise? Ah... I didn't fancy it in the end.
You know, you were right, those Doyles are too much work.
She knocked you back, didn't she?
Look, dude, I told you. You don't mess that woman around.
See ya.
Ah, no, no. It's no problem, Jake. No, I only called on the off chance.
Sure. Let me know if there's anything happening at the weekend.
Oh, alright. Right, sure.
Look, I'll talk to you in a couple of weeks.
Yeah. Good luck.
I think they're closed.
Ah, I was just hoping to get a cup of coffee.
The Hungry Pig's still open.
OK. Thanks.
How's your mother? Oh, she's still in ICU.
Poor Dolores. How long will she be in for?
They don't know. It seems like they don't know what they're doing.
I'm sure they do. Yeah.
Yeah, you're probably right. It's just frustrating.
Give her my best when you see her. Yeah, thanks.
Yeah, me too.
You know, she's lying there in the bed
with all these tubes coming out of her,
and she still remembers it's our anniversary tomorrow.
(SIGHS) Not again.
Why are you still here?
I just wanted a cup of coffee.
We're closed. Not even a take-away?
Tommy, what exactly is it that you want?
Do you want me to stand here and tell you that I forgive you?
I wanted to sit down. But I can see that's not going to happen.
He's really not that thick. He'll take the hint eventually. Thanks.
Thank you.
I can't believe they let him out.
Well, the authorities seem to think that he's done his time.
I'd bar him from the pub if it wasn't for Damien and Caoimhe.
If he comes anywhere near...
Junior.
If he tries anything, Bob...
We have to make sure that he doesn't.
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