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He's the baby -faced Bobby we've all
grown to love, but now his number's up.
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I don't believe it. That's it, it's all
over.
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How can he go on without Bellamy?
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Viewers will miss his curly hair and his
nice face.
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Thank you.
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After 16 years and 327 episodes,
Ashfordly's longest -serving cop is
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goodbye to the 1960s.
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It'll be very strange without Bellamy.
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I'm in mourning, that's for sure.
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So raise a glass and let's bid a fond
farewell to PC Phil Bellamy. Cheers.
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Here we are in the studios.
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One police set.
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16 years I sat behind that desk.
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Go on, I'll show you inside.
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Look what's just blown in.
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On Friday the 10th of April 1992,
Heartbeat hit our screens and we met
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Bellamy, the youngest policeman at
Ashfordly Nick, played since the series
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launched by actor Mark Jordan.
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Phil Bellamy. His lovable ways made him
popular from day one.
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But let's face it, he was never the
brightest Bobby on the beat.
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Flipping Nora.
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Bungling Bellamy.
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Bungling Bellamy.
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Bungling Bellamy.
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That's what they all call him.
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It's supposed to be your job to get into
the church on time.
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I know, I know.
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He was a bit of a clown.
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He was just youth.
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He personified youth, really.
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I'm the best man and I've lost the
flipping groom.
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Whatever he tries to do, whatever he
tries to achieve, He's done with a good
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heart.
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But realistically, more often than not,
he's not quite on the market.
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Bellamy! Bellamy!
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Bellamy!
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His bungling ways often landed him in
hot water with his bosses.
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Get out there!
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Pronto!
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If someone had to get told off, it'd
have to be Bellamy, which we obviously
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enjoyed. Come to me, Bellamy. I cannot
believe your behaviour.
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It was a running gag that Bellamy was
always getting into trouble, but it was
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never really deep trouble.
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And as for you, Bellamy... ..words fail
me.
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I gave them all a hard time. Bellamy
being the youngest used to come in for
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more than maybe the other two.
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Any bright ideas, Bellamy?
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Er... I didn't think so.
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I think there's a great bond between
Bellamy and Blaketon. We're going in
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clothes, Sarge.
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But what do you think, Bellamy? We're
trying to catch him, not warn him off.
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Even though, realistically, Blaketon has
shouted at Bellamy more than anybody
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else. While Blaketon was getting cross
with him, the rest of the world could
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enjoy seeing him sort of slither,
wiggle, dance his way out of whatever
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he got into.
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All right, Bellamy, just tell me this.
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Where's that lurid tie you were wearing
in the pub?
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Forget being in trouble at work. They
should have thrown the book at Bellamy
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crimes against fashion. I'm always
fascinated because people say all the
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the 70s were a great period for clothes
and for fashion.
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Well, not if Bellamy's got anything to
go by, surely.
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Oh,
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God, I used to hate half of my cosies.
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Some of them cardigans.
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Velveteen cardigans.
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Sorry, it's daft.
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and a bright orange tangerine shirt that
looked like a bintango.
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Ginger Heard mentioned never wear
orange. That's, I think, the rule, isn't
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Orange, pink or red, and I think he's
broken that rule on several occasions.
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Then, whoever, cos, you know, Bellamy
essentially is somebody's sidekick, and
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you turn round and they've got all funky
gear on and nice fitting outfits.
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Yeah, I like the tie.
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Very tasteful. And then I'd be there in
this bright orange shirt and a naked
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lady on a kipper tie.
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Is this it?
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There's no wonder so many ladies left
him.
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While Bellamy's dress sense may have put
off some ladies, he never stopped
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trying to find that someone special.
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This wannabe womaniser was always first
on the scene when it was time to take
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down a girl's particulars.
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A girl loves a man in a uniform, and I
deeply suspect that's the reason that he
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joined the force, because he was
convinced that it would get him the
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What?
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Nothing.
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Just I've never seen anybody use all
their fingers before.
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I think he's very attractive to women.
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I think he seems very naive and I think
a lot of women want to mother him.
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Do you really live here with your gran?
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It's just a temporary arrangement.
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I suppose you can say he's been lucky in
the respect that there always seems to
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be a woman after him.
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I owe you one.
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I'll hold you to that.
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I think that he managed to have so many.
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So many dates and to be seen with so
many ladies on his arm, I think, was
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a lucky thing for him. Pine, please,
Gina.
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Whatever else he's having.
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He's had his fair share of women, I
suppose, in the show. I only had two
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in the show, and one blew up, so...
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The first girl who tried to tame
Bachelor Bellamy
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and get a ring on her finger was
Jennifer Galvin back in 1993.
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Told you about Newton, have you?
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Yeah. Congratulations.
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Thank you. He's had lots of encounters
that have not been best for his life.
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Bill! He got engaged because he believed
that the young lady in question was
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pregnant. It finds out that she's not
got the baby and, in fact, is back with
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her ex.
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And he flips his lid and goes and ducks
him up.
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We got really into the fighting scene.
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We'd rehearsed it and rehearsed it, and
he just didn't seem to get his hand up
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inside.
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So his chin hit the wall and he
concussed himself. We had to send him to
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hospital, so it was quite real, that
fight.
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Bellamy's heart took many more
batterings along the way, but it looked
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luck had changed when a sultry brunette
walked into his life.
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Black.
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Debbie Black.
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24 -minute drive.
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They met when her television was stolen.
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They kicked the back door in.
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It's locals, I know it.
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I think it was love at first sight for
Bellamy.
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His relationship with Debbie kind of
came from nowhere, really.
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This is Debbie.
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Hello. Hello.
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Debbie sort of came into his life.
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In like a whirlwind, I suppose you might
say, because all of a sudden she was
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there, and then moments later they were
married.
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That's from today.
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She'll be no longer known as Debbie
Black, but Mrs Bellamy, my wife.
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It was so obvious that she was the wrong
person for him, and it was
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heartbreaking, actually, what happened
to him.
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What widow Debbie Black conveniently
forgot to mention was that her dead
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was really alive and kicking and was
back in Aidensfield to steal her away.
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What's going on, Debbie?
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She never wanted to treat him badly.
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She was enormously grateful to him. She
genuinely loved him.
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Your dead husband is standing outside.
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I find out in a beggar that, you know,
you've got to stay and, you know, we'll
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sort it out.
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So it was quite sad.
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To be honest, as an actor, to have those
final scenes, there's nothing I can do
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to make this day.
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Poor Bellamy.
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Just got this enormous slap in the face.
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I do love you.
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Just go.
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Go to hell.
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So Debbie said farewell to Phil and left
with her husband Barry, taking
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Bellamy's heart with her.
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If I've had any hate mail for treating
him badly, someone's kept it from me.
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Join us after the break as we discover
how Bellamy's transformation from zero
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hero didn't please all of his
colleagues.
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Sometimes I just think, what's going on?
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Bellamy's going in, kicking down the
door, and I'm outside on the radio or
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whatever. I mean, this just wasn't on.
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And we go behind the scenes to reveal
how Phil makes his dramatic departure.
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If you're the best the British police
force can offer these days, then we're
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doomed. Cut.
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Good.
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Phil!
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Coming up.
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we find out just how many times
heartbeats Phil Bellamy has dodged
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Go on!
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Shoot me!
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He's lucky to have been alive for as
long as he had.
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But first... Well, he's going to be came
back for not two tickets.
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What have I ever done to deserve you
two?
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In Alth Ventress, Bellamy found a
kindred spirit.
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Alth? This odd couple put a smile on
everyone's face.
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Phil! You'll laugh when you hear this.
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Well, of course, Bellamy and Ventress
have been together since the very
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beginning. I remember Ventress and
Bellamy as being, for me, the real
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the piece.
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Bill basically did nothing and Mark
danced around him.
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I think a lot of these moments makes him
as oblivious to because they always did
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it behind his back.
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Have you got a clean nappy?
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And I think a lot of the fun came when I
did actually find out what they were up
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to.
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You would never put them together, this
old wise man.
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And then this fellow who was trying to
be Jack the Lad, but was clearly not.
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You wouldn't imagine that there'd be a
relationship there, a friendship.
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Nevertheless, over the years they became
firm friends, so when Bellamy needed a
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best man, there was only one choice.
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Or so Ventress thought.
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What am I going to do about a best man,
then?
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Oh, don't be so on.
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A mate who's stuck with you through
thick and thin?
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You'll find him.
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Well, I'm glad you think so.
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I like those moments, you know, when you
get that... What?
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I've been stupid, haven't I?
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It's almost like Ventress is thinking
and Bellamy knows that he's got
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up his sleeve.
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You're staring me right in the face.
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Who is?
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The obvious choice for best man.
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Me?
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The man who knows me better than anyone.
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Oh, you give me great pleasure.
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The third member of this cracked police
squad has changed a
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few times over the years, from dashing
PC Rowan to daredevil PC Bradley.
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The folk of Aidensfield have been
protected by many a two -wheeled
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And when PC Walker arrived on the scene,
it wasn't just the bike that was
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flashed. The authentic wool uniforms
worn by all of Aidensfield's finest may
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have looked the same, but his was rather
different.
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What is wrong with you? You've been
scratching ever since we got here.
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On day one I said to him, please, would
you mind if I had the trousers lined,
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you know.
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They put some silky sort of lining in
there. And I kept it a secret, I didn't
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tell anybody, cos obviously that's a bit
of a wussy actor.
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Silk line for it, wouldn't it?
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Schmuckhead here, 16 flipping years in
this show, scratching away and tutting.
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Mr Flipping Genius from down south comes
waltzing up, doesn't he?
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Silk lines it.
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Even though he didn't have his lines, he
got round it by wearing women's tights.
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Every now and again in Heartbeat,
bungling Bellamy became Phil the
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stepped up to save the day.
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Shoot me and I'll take you with me.
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At times I just think, what's going on?
Bellamy's going in kicking down the door
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and I'm outside on the radio or
whatever. I mean, this just wasn't on.
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What's nice about Bellamy is that he's
always willing to do the best that he
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and if that means that he'll stand in
front of a moving car.
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That means that he'll, you know, put his
life on the line, and he will.
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When Fifi Crane's life was hanging in
the balance, Bellamy didn't hesitate to
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jump to the rescue.
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I think that was Bellamy's most heroic
moment, where he risks
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his own life trying to save the life of
a fellow officer.
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We can do this! We can do it! Come on!
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It was brilliant fun to do, because,
like, boys and toys, you know, we've got
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pretend to be something.
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For five days, I was hanging off this
bridge.
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Afterwards, I sort of needed a
chiropractor for about three months.
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But this time, Bellamy's brave efforts
were in vain.
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And come to think of it, Bellamy's had a
few near misses himself.
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Put your hands up.
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Hands up!
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I think he's been near to death a few
times, hasn't he?
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In fact, he's been shot twice before.
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Phil had been shot so many times, you'd
be forgiven for thinking he was
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bulletproof.
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Go on!
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Shoot me!
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Lunacy. Lunacy. He would do that.
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Mental.
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Not me, I can tell you.
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He's lucky to have been alive for as
long as he has.
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After a busy day crime -fighting, Phil
loved nothing better than going for a
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drink at the Aidensfield Arms.
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Was it something you wanted?
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Yeah. I'll have a pint.
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But it wasn't always pints being pulled.
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Do you want a drink?
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I thought you'd never ask.
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We all knew barmaid Gina Ward was the
true love of Bellamy's life.
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I think from the moment that she stepped
out of that bubble car and he saw the
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miniskirt and the long boots, I think he
absolutely fell in love with her.
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Gina and Bellamy have been on and off
for years and, you know, the public have
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always wanted them to get together. We
get letters saying, when are Gina and
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Bellamy going to marry?
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I think he's pursued her and chased her
and tried to woo her. What more could a
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girl ask for?
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A lot of things actually, Phil.
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And I think she thought he was a prat.
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What's that smell?
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Me, I think.
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Oh, it's horrible.
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Some of the jewellery that he used to
get, I mean, me and Trish used to laugh
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our head off.
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Phil.
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It's gorgeous.
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But you'd just think, you know, you'd
run a thousand miles, if somebody gave
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this as a present, you would want to be
near them.
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Oh, boy.
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Thought you'd like it.
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Ten series in, and Phil finally plucked
up the courage to pop the question.
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But his plans for a romantic proposal
were scuppered when Gina went to the
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place. She thought she'd been stood up,
and he was left high and dry.
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Well, so -to.
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You're back early.
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She was furious, stood in the pub.
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He came storming into the pub.
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And so he proposed to her there and then
in the middle of the pub, which was
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quite sweet.
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Georgina Ward, will you marry me?
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Oh, Phil.
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Sadly for Phil, the answer was no.
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Because I don't love you.
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And Gina caught time on their
relationship.
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But this love affair would keep
Aidensfield and the public guessing for
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years to come.
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Will they? Won't they? Will they? Won't
they? It's been on and then off and then
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on again and then off again and then on
again.
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They always meant to be together, but
it's just... It's kind of like Ross and
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Rachel from Friends, you know?
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It wasn't long before these two were
back on again.
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Once more, Phil had the woman of his
dreams, and when Gina surprised him with
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some unexpected news, it looked like
their life together would be complete.
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I'm pregnant.
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Fantastic!
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Hey!
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Hey, everyone!
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I'm going to be a dad!
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With a newborn baby and wedding booked,
Everything looked just dreamy. Gina.
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Phil.
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I've got a little boy.
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A little boy?
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That's right.
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He's gorgeous.
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But Bellamy's dreams of a happy family
life were shattered when they discovered
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all was not well with baby Daniel.
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I'd just had Jake, my own baby, and I
had to go back to work to film that
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episode.
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And it was so sad.
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There was hushed silence on every day of
us filming, especially in the scenes
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around the incubator.
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I kept breaking down into tears.
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The director didn't want that. He wanted
Gina to play it a different way and to
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be quite strong and just to break down
towards the end of the episode. But
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during the rehearsals and everything, I
was just a gibbering wreck. I was in
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such a state.
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I'm sorry.
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This is hard to say, but I'm afraid he
won't recover.
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I sit and watch that and it's me and I
still cry.
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Oh, God, I was in bits.
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Absolute bits.
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After all they'd been through, Phil and
Gina deserved some happiness.
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So after three proposals, two
engagements and more knockbacks than
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remember, Phil finally got Gina down the
aisle.
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I now pronounce you man and wife.
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In front of the whole of Aidensfield,
and to the relief of millions of
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fans, they finally tied the knot.
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If anybody was going to talk about the
show, the first question I would be, you
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know, when are you going to get with
Gina? It means I can do my shopping a
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more at least now that we got married,
because that's one of the questions
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nobody has to ask anymore, so I'm dead
chuffed about that, to be honest.
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Do you know what?
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I'm the luckiest man alive.
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I know you are.
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When I arrived, they said, just be
careful if you get married, because as
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as someone gets married, they leave the
show.
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Really? Well, that's great news.
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And now, as soon as Bellamy gets
married, it was only a matter of time.
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But Phil's happiness and hopes for a
family would soon be destroyed when an
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incident came up that was especially
close to his heart.
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In suit, please.
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One Bellamy lost Daniel.
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If there's ever an episode where there's
children involved, Bellamy takes it
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really personally. He doesn't want any
harm to kids.
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So it seemed only right that Bellamy
died saving a child.
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Dad! If you're the best the British
police force can offer these days, then
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we're doomed.
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And that's how we'll remember him. A
gentle and much -loved hero.
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I'm kind of mixed emotions at the
moment. I'm very happy and giddy, but at
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same time, I don't think I started
thinking until you mentioned it about
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fact I'm going to go, so who knows?
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I've got to be honest, the first couple
of days you do it and it's all...
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absolute genuine tears and emotions and
then after a while you're thinking I'm
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dry as a bone here, I don't know how I'm
going to pull this off but thankfully I
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think I managed to pull it off
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I think it is apt that when he goes,
it's in doing something very valiant,
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that's how it should be.
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He's always the first to throw himself
into an affray. He dies a hero's death.
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So many people loved Bellamy.
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Yeah, he went out with a bang.
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No!
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I'm really looking forward to saying
goodbye to the 1960s.
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Really looking forward to it.
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Really, really looking forward to it.
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Cheers, dude.
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I'm never going to be killed by anyone
again.
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You and me, man.
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And the one good thing I did, I died
well.
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Bellamy got something right.
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