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Good morning!
Morning.

Good morning. You're both up very
early.

Oh, yes. Jacqueline and I are both
early risers, aren't we?

You certainly are!

Mm-hm!

What you do in the privacy of your
own room...

Oh, we're expecting quite a large
package today.

As I say, what you do
in the privacy -

Oh. I'm sorry.

You mean a delivery?

Yes. Do you know if it's arrived?

Sorry, I'm not working today.

You'll have to ask one of my
extremely efficient members of
staff.

Don't worry, I'll ask this one.

We're expecting a rather large
package.

I wonder if you could keep an eye
open?

Oh, I always do. It's Mr and Mrs
Stewart, isn't it?

It is. Nee bother, I'll let you know
when it's here.

We think it's gonna be
an absolute whopper.

So we may need a hand with it,
if you know what I mean?

Leave it to me.
Many thanks.

Is it just me or does everything
those two say

sound like absolute filth?

(CHUCKLES) Your car should be here
in 15 minutes,

Mrs Temple-Savage.
Thank you, Les.

Now you're sure you're going to cope
without me?

Being the manager of this place,
even for three days,

is quite a responsibility, you know.

Manageress, you mean.

I just have to pick up my best wig
from Blow And Go,

do my make-up, and people won't
realise it's not you.

How lovely that -

I beg your pardon?

I mean, the level of service
and that.

Oh, right.

Now don't forget, I've been told by
head office

to start looking for
an assistant manager.

Now is the time to impress.

Assistant manager?
Go on, get your skates on.

Right. Erm...

I was thinking about probably not
using the roller skates,

to be honest. It's quite difficult
to give someone a ticking off

when you're falling arse over tit.

No, I meant hurry up.

Oh, right! Yes, right, on my way.

And Mrs Temple-Savage, I don't know
where you're going

on your little break,
but whoever he is,

he's a very lucky man.

You look stunning.

Well...one occasionally tries to
make an effort.

Sorry!

(SIGHS) Are you getting up or what?

I just want another half hour.

I'm on holiday, for God's sake.

It just seems a complete waste of
time lying in bed

when there's gorgeous sunshine out
there. Tonya -

It's not as if this is the last word
in luxury in here.

That bed could be used
as Medieval torture.

Tonya - I realise you had a lot to
drink last night,

but why you want to lie festering in
that pit any longer than you have to

is a complete mystery -
Tonya!

Turn out the light and close the
door on your way out.

The bulb's gone.
Good.

Shall I tell the front desk?

Clive.

Clive.
For God's sake!

Will you leave me alone?

(GROANS)

Miss Temple-Savage, your taxi has
been waiting.

Yes, I know.
I've had to change again

thanks to Tweedle-Dum and
Tweedle-Dee out there.

Who?
Never mind.

Mrs Temple-Savage, do you know your
car's waiting for you?

What on earth are you wearing?
I had Kenneth refresh my best wig

for Lesley, but I can't get into
Blow And Go till it's open.

In the meantime, someone should try
and refresh that suit.

Looks like something they gave my
father after the war.

Oh, don't you worry.

As soon as it's open, I'll be
looking a million dollars.

All in loose change.

Right, I'm off.
Have a wonderful time.

Oh, don't forget, Les.

This time next month, who knows?
You could be assistant manager.

You really think so? This is your
chance to shine.

And with great office comes great
responsibility.

Here are the keys for the vending
machines.

I don't know what to say.
Hasta luego.

(CAR HORN BEEPS)
Er, any problems, call me.

Just go.
Luego.

I'm coming...

(CAR ENGINE STARTS AND PULLS AWAY)

Right, I want this reception area
tidied up.

It's an absolute disgrace.

There's nothing wrong with it.

I want to be able to eat my dinner
off this counter.

Why don't you just use a plate?

Or are they also in Blow And Go?

Now let's get one thing straight,
Mateo.

You and me might be mates, but
there's a new boss in town.

Yes. And he's being an arsehole.

Les, what is wrong with you?

Is wearing men's clothes
making you upset?

Now let's get one thing clear.
While Joyce is away,

what I say, goes. It's either my way
or the highway.

What do you think you're doing? You
know there's no smoking inside.

It's not lit.
Don't split hairs with me!

How's that splitting hairs?

Are you gonna have a go at him for
having 20 unlit cigs in his pocket?

I assume that's a packet of 20 or
are you just pleased to see me?

(LAUGHS)
That's enough!

Right, you get this whole reception
area cleaned,

and you get that salon opened.

Hang on a minute. Who's died and
left you a personality in their
will?

They also left him that suit.
(LAUGHS)

Shut up! While Joyce is away, I am
acting assistant manager.

There's only one thing you're
acting, love.

And that's a complete dickhead.

Now kindly excuse me while I stroll
into Benidorm

and enjoy my ciggie.

Don't worry, I'll make sure I'm at
least the Poniente Beach before I
spark up.

What time are you gonna open this
salon? Shove it!

"My way or the highway."

I think he chose the highway.

Where's my mam?
Gone to get your nana.

Didn't get any asleep again last
night with her coughing.

I'm sure she appreciates your
concern (!)

You're not hanging about with your
mate today?

Nah, he's not really my mate.

You're joking? You've been stuck to
him like shit to a blanket

since you got here.

And what does that mean?
Doesn't mean anything.

And watch that tone of voice
of yours.

You might think you're a tough guy

but your wrists still go all
the way up your arms.

And you think that's a reason to pick
on me?

Who's picking on you?
You.

You're always picking on me.
Oh, Michael.

Do us all a favour, go back to bed
and get up again

when you've stopped behaving like a
dickhead.

Sick to death of you talking to me
like I'm a little kid.

Stop acting like one.
And if you think

I'm ever coming on holiday with you
again, you're wrong.

Oh no, what am I gonna do with all
that spare money (?)

Buy some clothes that suit your age?

Morning. Fab t-shirt!

Come on, Mam. Half the day's gone
already.

You sleep all right?

Not really.

I know what you mean.

If it gets any hotter, I'll have to
set my alarm to wring my knickers
out.

Is it the first today?

Yeah. Pinch, punch,
the first of the month.

First of August.

Yeah. Are you ready?

(HACKING COUGH)

That cough's no better, is it?

(WHEEZES) Oh God, Mother.
What is it you want?

Water? Cough sweets?

(INHALES NOISILY)

I don't know what it is you're
pointing at.

Do you want me to get the doctor?

Cigs. I want my cigs.

(SPLUTTERS)

Oh, that's better.

Right. Let's get you outside.

Bit of fresh air won't do you any
harm, either.

Mother!

Yeah...I'm on my way out.

(RASPING COUGH)

Urgh!

Excuse me. Erm, do you have another
table?

Table...non bien...

Si. Come.

Oh! Muchas gracias.

Thank you.

Oh, right.

Thank you.

Er, no, there's a...

(SIGHS IN DISGUST)

Urgh...

(FLIES BUZZ LOUDLY)

Sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Hey!
What do you think you're doing?

It's your father -
I mean, your mother.

Whatever he is, he told me to find
the key.

Liam! There you are, I've been
trying to phone you.

I need my best wig for Lesley.

It's gonna be so nice.
You're gonna look amazing.

I need it now so I can get changed
and get on with my job.

Oh, well, it won't be here till this
afternoon.

I sent it to Alicante to get it done
professionally.

You're supposed to be professionals.

You said it was important. It's
important that I have that wig now!

I can't believe...right!

I want all HODs in my office
in 15 minutes.

What are HODs?

You haven't got an office.

Heads of department!

In the manager's office. My office,
whilst Joyce is away.

Oh, now it is "Joyce"?

What happened to
"Miss Temple-Savage"?

I'll have none of your lip
or you're for the high jump.

My office, 15 minutes.

Oh my God...

When did my dad turn into Goebbels?

His face does not look like a gerbil.
It's more like an angry pig.

Can you make this quick? I've got
a corkscrew perm to relax at 1:00.

I was hoping to get a couple of
hours sun in before then.

Close your clapper. I'll be having
words with you at the end.

Don't you threaten me
with a good time!

Since my recent promotion
it has come to my notice

that everyone at The Solana needs to
up their game.

You have not been promoted.

You're just covering
for Miss Temple-Savage

while she's on holiday. Exactly. And
you only got that

cos you've been brown-nosing her so
much over the past fortnight.

The end of your nose looks like a
Werther's Original.

One more word out of you and I'll
cut off your electric. (GASPS)

You wouldn't dare!
Try me.

Right. Now we all understand each
other, let it be known -

"Let it be known"? Who do you think
are? Jesus?

Come on, out of all of them
I thought you'd be on my side.

But I'm just saying -
Leave it, Liam.

He's like a woman possessed.
Let it be known

that I will be making
detailed inspections

on all departments
as the day goes on.

Starting with housekeeping,
moving onto bar areas,

pool areas and The Solana's hair and
beauty salon Blow And Go.

That's if I'm lucky enough to find
it open!

(GASPS)

Mr Les, please may I ask one
question?

You may. We have had a call from a
Mr Norman Wisdom.

Apparently he wants his suit back.
(ALL LAUGH)

Oh my God! How do you know about
Norman Wisdom?

I used to love all his movies when I
was a bambino.

My favourite one -
All right, that's enough.

Mr Castellanos, you're on a final
warning.

Mr Du Beke, stay here.

The rest of you, move it.

I've got my eye on you.

And I've got your £400 wig on its
way from Alicante.

So just calm yourself down or I
might have to ring them couriers

and get them to send it
on a little diversion.

You wouldn't dare.
Try me.

Don't mess with a queen, Les.

You might just end up
with a royal shafting.

How are you feeling now, Mam?
Better now you're in the sun.

Yeah.
(SPLUTTERS)

Much better.

Where's our Michael?
He went off in a sulk.

I bet your mother's got an opinion
about what caused that.

I've not seen our Michael today.
I'm sure he'll be all right.

Any sign of your missing scooter,
Madge?

You had the perpetrators hunted down
and burnt at the stake yet?

It'll only be kids messing. I'm sure
they'll bring it back

when they're finished with it.

Anybody want a drink?
I'm off to the bar.

I'll get them, Mam.
No, don't worry.

It'll be nice to stretch my legs.
Back in a minute.

It looks like Madge.
It sounds like Madge.

It even smells like Madge, but...

..what the hell's going on?

I don't know.

Oh, Beverley. Should we go somewhere
else?

We're sitting right next to -
Don't move.

Sit down.

Is everything all right?

Don't speak. Just stay exactly as you
are.

I've never seen the sunlight
dancing in someone's eyes

quite that way before.

I think they're a bit glassy. Had
quite a late night last night.

Don't say a word.

What a fool I've been to wait this
long before meeting up again.

Well, I know you're a busy -
Ssh.

No words. Just let me drink you in.

Such poise. Such elegance.

Such - What is that smell?

That's what I've been trying to say.

I think we should move away from
that bin. (MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

Beverley Westwood.

Hello? Speak!

No. How many times have I told you?

The hotel offers no discounts
whatsoever.

So what if they've been married 50
years.

Stick an umbrella in their Ovaltine.

I'm sorry, Joyce.
Where was I?

Erm...something about
poise and elegance.

Oh, yeah. Such poise. Such elegance.

I knew when we first met -
(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

Oh for crying out loud.
Speak!

No, she can't have tomorrow morning
off.

I don't care if her father has died.

If she calls in sick, fire her.

I'm sorry about that.

Running a hotel can really get in the
way of one's social life.

But I don't need to tell you that.

Well, Beverley, is there anywhere -

Can I ask you a question, Joyce?

Yes. I know we've only been speaking
on the phone for a few days,

but I feel a real connection.

Do you?
I do.

And I was wondering if you'd like to
come over to my hotel?

Well, as I said on the phone, I'd be
very interested to see -

(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)
What is it now?

No! What is wrong with you people?

I've been away for less than an hour!

Hello? Hello?

Bloody battery. Have you got a phone?

Erm, yes.

Somewhere. Load of rubbish in
here...

Diego, can I use your phone?

Senor? Senor.

Here.

(GASPS)

Cyril.
Joyce!

Mikey! What's going on?

Nothing.
Fancy coming for a wander?

No, I don't.
(MIMICS) "No, I don't."

Just leave me alone. Everytime I hang
around with you, I get in trouble.

I could say the same thing about
you. Just go away.

Listen, Mikey, you don't seem to
have too many friends around here.

You should be thankful you've got me
as a mate.

Thankful? Thanks to you I've got a
tattoo, my nan's scooter got trashed,

nearly got caught selling drugs and
lost all my holiday money.

They weren't drugs,
they were tanning pills.

I got your money back for you, you
ungrateful - You lads all right?

Yeah. Yes, sweet, Mrs G.

I was just gonna nip out and get a
newspaper.

Oh. I didn't think reading was your
strong point.

Off you pop, then.

You stand there gawping much longer

and that haircut's in danger of
coming back into fashion.

Yeah. Yeah, cool...

Erm...

..see you later, Mikey.

You know, I've not really noticed
before,

but he's a bit of a dick that lad,
in't he?

Yeah, just a bit.

Do you fancy a swim?

Yeah, all right.
Come on.

Housekeeping.

(GROANS)
Disgusting.

Oh dear.

(YELLS)
What are you doing?!

What do you want?
Get off me!

(YELLS)
(YELLS)

Let me go! What are you doing?
I'm trying to get off you!

What the hell's going on here?

Don't just stand there!

I'm sorry, but I have no intention of
finishing off whatever he started.

Tonya. Where are you going?

Don't be ridiculous!

Oh! She's arrived!

Here she is. The last remains of Big
Donna. May she rest in pieces.

When I think of how full of life
she was, what a way to end up.

Well, every cloud
has a silver lining.

The last time she sat on someone's
knee,

they ended up with a
fractured thigh bone.

So we're taking Donna
on one last day out.

Absolutely. She always said she'd
get to Benidorm.

We're gonna send her off in style!

Mateo, you can't sneak us a big
bottle of water, can you?

We're off to the beach.
You cannot go to the beach

with your father being this crazy.

It is like the cats leaving the
sinking ship.

I think you mean mice.

OK, the cats leaving
the sinking mice. Whatever.

I'm still going to be left alone.

Come on, what are you waiting for?

Mateo won't give us
a bottle of water.

You can have the water. I'm just
jealous you're going to the beach.

Come with us, then.
I cannot.

I'm on a final warning.

From who?
From Les.

I think you're mad. He's got
absolutely no power over us.

If this was the '70s, someone would
blow a whistle

and be, "Everybody out!"

What does this mean?
I don't know.

It means we need a union.

And then when we're treated unfairly
all the staff walk out

until the management
meets our demands.

Are you giving us a bottle of water
or am I gonna have to drink

from that shower thing the kids wash
their feet with? Enjoy the beach.

Ssh.
Cheers, gorgeous. See you later.

Bye.
Luego.

I think one quick cocktail
before we head off, n'est ce pas?

Oh, yes.

Pink Pussies all round, please.

Two Pink Pussies, no problem.

Three, actually.

One for our friend Donna.

She's never been to Benidorm before.

While I was in Thailand
I set up a dance company

with some of the people I met in
prison.

Prison?
A complete misunderstanding.

I was taking a short cut across a
field

when an old groin strain flared up.

I was giving it a good rub
when next thing I knew,

I've got two months in a Thai prison
for worrying a farmer's cattle.

Anyway, I set up this dance group.
They were mainly pensioners.

It combined elements of traditional
Thai dance and circus acrobatics.

Our finale was the human pyramid.

The idea being to get over the
prison wall.

Well, I got over the wall, but the
pyramid collapsed,

killing five pensioners
and Chairman Mao.

Chairman Mao?

The prison cat.

I went from Thailand's
premier choreographer

to public enemy number one
in one admittedly graceful leap.

You don't have much luck, do you?

So I came to Spain to look for a
job, but, well, as you can see,

things haven't worked out.
Why didn't you come to me?

So many reasons.
Pride. Dignity.

Not being able to scrape together
enough money

for a can of Right Guard.

But listen to me rattling on.
You were waiting for someone.

No, I wasn't.

Well...I was, but...let's go for a
walk.

Are you sure?

I think you'll be doing me a favour.

Sorry about that. A barrel of monkeys
could do a better job...

Joyce?

Joyce?

These are very grave accusations
you're making, Mr Dyke.

Are you sure it was
a member of staff?

How else would he have got into my
room?

You might have left the door open.

He came into the room and launched
himself onto me.

Now I don't think that was the case.

How do you know?

Well...you don't look like someone
who's been launched upon.

Don't worry, I soon pulled him off.

Well, that would certainly send him
running.

OK, I've got all the details.
Young lad, in his 30's.

"Young lad"?
I didn't say that.

He was a right old ugly bastard.

Really?

Oh, yeah. He was like a fat goblin
bearing down on me.

Can you imagine that?

Not really.

And he had this weird accent.

Actually, now I come to think of it,
he sounded a bit like you.

Where are you from?

Me?

(POSH ACCENT) I'm originally from
Tunbridge Wells

although I did spend quite a lot of
time on the Costas.

Right, well, I'll certainly file
this complaint

and if we hear any more,
we'll let you know.

Wasn't your hair a different colour
yesterday?

I do believe that's a lady's
prerogative.

(NERVOUS LAUGHTER)

Bloody nylon rubbish!

# ALRIGHT - SUPERGRASS #

What's going on? I thought we came
on holiday to get some sun.

What are we doing sitting in here?
It's a family meeting, Michael.

It's nice in here, in't it?

Didn't know they had somebody
playing the piano during the day.

Right, let's get this sorted out.

What have you done with Madge?
What are you talking about?

Mick - You're one of them
dopplegangers, aren't you?

I once saw a Hammer House Of Horror
film like this.

In a minute, we're all gonna wake up
in the back of an ambulance in the
1970s.

I haven't a clue what you're talking
about. None of us have, Mother.

We just wanted to check that...

..well, that you're feeling OK.

I'm OK.

It's just that...
What?

What they want to know is why are you
being so nice?

Nice?
Yeah, it's freaking everybody out.

I don't know what you're talking
about.

I'm just enjoying being on holiday
with my family.

(HORN BEEPS)
Look what I found!

You got it!
You got it back!

Where was it?
It was just left outside.

I knew they'd bring it back. It was
just some kids having a bit of fun.

Here you are, son.

Are you sure you can remember the
combination of the lock on that
purse?

No, please, Mrs G. I wouldn't dream
of taking money from you.

I'm just happy
you got your scooter back.

Actually, it's Mrs H.

Thank you very much.
No problem.

Mikey.

What a lovely lad.

Restores your faith in human
kindness, doesn't it?

# OH DONNA - 10CC #

(EXCITED SCREAMING)

Ola. Can I help you?

Yeah. Do you know why this place is
never open?

Yes. The owner, he has a problem.

What's the problem?
He is...how you say?

Fat and lazy.
Brilliant (!)

But maybe I can help you.
How do you mean?

Well, I am a barman but I also work
part-time as a...hair stylist.

Really?
Yes. Just not today.

May I?

Ah, yes, yes. Beautiful hair.

Yes. I think you would suit a...

..'chopitos.'
What's that?

It's a very fashionable style
that goes around your ears

and your neck...

What the hell do you think
you're doing?

Nothing.
Is this man bothering you?

He said he was a hairdresser?
That one?

A hairdresser?

He thinks a finger wave is something
you do for foreplay.

OK, I'm not a hairdresser,

but you don't have to be a farmer to
stroke a cow.

What?

(LAUGHS)

Oh, right. Well, I'm afraid our
award-winning salon

isn't open at the moment, but if
you'd like to come back later...

Is that it?
I'm sorry?

You're not gonna sack him?

Well, it's just -
I want to see the manager.

He is the manager.
I mean, she is.

I have just been intimidated and
harassed and humiliated

by a member of your staff, and you
ain't gonna do nothing about it?

I could have a field day with this,
you know.

Now I don't think that's necessary.

"No win, no fee", and all that.

Look, I'm sure we can sort this out.

So sort it.

Mateo...you're sacked.

What?
I'm sorry, Mateo.

She's right. You'll have to collect
your things.

You're sacked.

You cannot sack me.

I am the manageress
and you're sacked.

Fine. I go. I do not need to work for
no crazy drag queen.

I'll tell Joyce you said that.

I was talking about you.

We're running a very tight ship
here.

# MUNGO JERRY - IN THE SUMMERTIME #

Oh, that was a bit of a climb!

And one worth every step.
Just look at that view.

Oh, yes.

Shall I say a few words?

That'll be lovely.

Dearest Donna, you were more than a
friend. More than a woman.

In fact, as in the words of the
great Lionel Ritchie,

you were quite literally
three times a lady.

Incredibly popular.
Amazingly talented.

One of the few women I knew who
could open a bottle of ketchup

without the use of her hands.

Till we meet again, dear Donna.

Rest in peace.

Rest in peace.

(SCREAMS)

What on earth's wrong?

Her head!
They didn't cremate her head!

You know what this reminds me of?

As if I could forget.

Stolen moments together.
Faliraki, '91, '92.

Your wife wasn't stupid.

She knew I had feelings for you.

When Genevieve was on her deathbed,
she said she had a confession.

I said I did, too.

And I told her how much time you and
I had spent together

during that season and those
afternoons of ice cream and kisses.

Oh my goodness.
What was her confession?

For the last ten years of our
marriage,

she'd bought Happy Shopper
instant coffee

and put it in a Nescafe jar.
(GASPS)

I think being honest with each other
brought us closer together

for her last few hours.

Strange how fate keeps throwing us
together, Joyce.

Maybe it's a sign.

A sign we shouldn't ignore.

You're dribbling.

I can't really help it.
It's been some time.

No, I mean your ice cream.

Oh, oh!

(YAWNS) Now this is what
I call a day off.

Definitely.

Oh my God.
Look at that.

Unless it's a six-foot
Brazilian gymnast

emerging from the sea in nothing but
a see-through thong,

I am not opening my eyes.

It's Joyce Temple-Savage
snogging a tramp.

There are, however, exceptions.

Oh, God!

(PANTS) Where do we go from here,
Joyce?

I'm not sure.

We could always have a quick paddle.
No, I mean in our relationship.

In the talent show of life it feels
as if we're about to go through

to the judge's houses.

I beg your pardon?

Marry me, Joyce.
Let's own the stage together.

Let's make the song our own.

It's a "yes" from me!

(YELLS)

What have I done?
It's a head!

Oh my God, it's somebody's head!

(SCREAMS)

What is it?
It's my dad's wig.

What on earth is going on?

It's my dad's wig. These courier
companies are getting very slapdash.

Why isn't your salon open?

We've just been waiting for our
delivery.

Come on, Liam. Where the bloody hell
did that come from?

I have no idea.

It wasn't a head?

No, it was a wig.

I think it's time I went back to
work.

Come on, you could have a bath.

(CHANTING) Inocente! Inocente!

Mateo, this has all got out of hand.

Did you not see me winking?

You sacked me.
I have witnesses.

(SIGHS)
Oh for God's sake.

(CHANTING CONTINUES)

Mr Castellanos, is it true you deny
all the allegations of harassment

against you? I have spoken to my
solicitor

and the one thing I can say to you is
these 'allegrations'

put inside me are a huge phallus.

Don't you mean 'fallacy'?

Whatever.

It's five Euros an hour.

And as much fizzy pop and crisps as
you can eat.

I'm not seven. It's all inclusive,
anyway.

Look, are you in or are you out?

Yeah, I'm in.

Where do you want these?
Behind that bar.

Then I need you to go on reception
with young Michael.

No problem.

Come on then, get your finger out.

Isn't that what you said to the bloke
you've just sacked?

I love a demonstration.

I for one think it's disgusting.

Up the workers, I say.

Especially that cute one at the end.
What's your stance on the situation?

It's an absolute farce, innit?
I mean...

What are we demonstrating about?

I have been sacked by Lesley.
What? You're joking?

It was bound to happen, wasn't it?

She was a five foot hormonal dam
waiting to burst, that one.

Meanwhile, despite this ongoing
dispute,

Kenneth Du Beke's world-famous hair
and beauty emporium, Blow And Go,

will be open for business
throughout.

Come to Blow And Go just inside the
Hotel Solana.

You'll be glad you did.

Mateo, what on earth is going on?

Ask Lesley. She's the one who sacked
me.

Hey, Squirrel.
Long time, no see.

Are you OK?
Mrs Temple-Savage,

do you have any comment?
Oh! Oh my God!

She most certainly does not!

Give the lady some space, please.

Listen, Mikey, I don't know why
you're scared of me.

I'm not scared of you. I'm just sick
of getting into trouble.

Just having a bit of fun, mate.

But I know what you mean. Things did
start to get a bit hairy.

Truce?

Truce.
Nice one.

Oh. And I know that's not my nana's
scooter.

It's one you've just stolen. Yeah,
well, as long as she's happy.

(PHONE RINGS)

Yeah, Solana. What do you want?

Mrs Temple-Savage. What are you
doing here?

What the hell's going on?

We're just experiencing a minor
staff malfunction,

but I've got everything under
control. Under control?

It's like a scene from Oliver!!

Get Mateo and those workers back in
here

and get rid of these children now!

But, Mrs Temple-Savage -
Now!

There you go.
Special delivery.

What have you done to it?

Come on, let's get to a telly. I
hope they don't make me look fat.

Lesley!

Hello, I'd like to book a single
room for a - (GASPS)

For goodness sake, get away from
that desk!

Go on, get away.

Joyce, this is absolute chaos.
I know.

I leave the place for half a day and
look at it.

It's ridiculous, you trying to run
this whole place single-handed.

I know. I had my eye on Lesley as
assistant manager

but after this she'll be lucky if I
keep her on mopping floors.

What? What is it?

Of course.
You could do it!

I appreciate the offer, but mopping
floors isn't exactly my -

Cyril, I wouldn't ask you to mop a
floor.

I'm talking about assistant manager.

Joyce, I...I don't know what to say.

Let's get you cleaned up.

I'm going to put you
in the bridal suite.

It's got a four-speed jacuzzi and I
could always come in and...

..wash your back for you.

Let's not rush into things, Joyce.

It's been a while since I've
been...intimate with anyone.

I need a while to, well...get my
bearings.

Get your bearings? I think I'll need
a map and compass.

# What a day this has been

# What a rare mood I'm in

# Why, it's almost like being in
love... #

What a day.
I know.

Drink up, I've ordered another two.
Purely medicinal, of course.

It didn't even look like Donna.

You don't think they sent the wrong
person, do you?

How many times do I
have to tell you?

That was a representation of Donna.

It's very Egyptian including a bust
of yourself

along with your last worldly goods.

How do you know so much about all
this?

Old Necro Norris the undertaker

was very knowledgeable
about these matters.

# And from the way that I feel... #

Mr and Mrs Stewart?
Yes?

This box came for you today,
but nobody could find you.

Hello? Did you hear me?

Yes, yes. Er, sorry, erm...

Thank you.
No problem.

(SINGER FINISHES)

Thank you! See you all again after
the break.

Take it, Dave.

I'm sorry, Mrs Temple-Savage.
I don't know what came over me.

People being assaulted in their
rooms, child labour,

a staff walkout.

Holiday makers being propositioned
in communal areas!

Now that was Mateo -
No, Lesley.

It was your responsibility under
YOUR watch.

That's what working in management is
all about.

When I was under Richard Branson and
things got hard,

I never tried to wriggle out of it.

The thing is, Lesley,
some were born to lead

while others merely to follow.
I'll get us a table.

I'm sorry, Mrs Temple-Savage.

I suppose that assistant manager
job's out the window.

I'm sorry, Lesley.
You've more chance

of becoming Miss Benidorm 2013.

I think I'd better get pressing a
bit of flesh.

Aren't you and Mr Babcock going to
have dinner first?

(LAUGHS)

I'm talking about appeasing our
clientele.

I'm sorry.

That was absolutely lovely.

I thought that chicken
was a bit dry.

Yeah, it was horrible. They're
catering for a lot of people.

I think they do a smashing job.

Do you want to go out for a cig,
Mam?

No, I'm stopping.
BOTH: What?!

What do you mean, stopping?
I'm stopping smoking.

Ooh, look.
Sponge and custard!

It's like an old people's home in
here.

This is officially the worst holiday
I've ever had.

Think yourself lucky.

At least you didn't get groped by a
dirty old man today.

Didn't I? Who in their right mind
would grope you?

Shut up. What are you talking about,
baby?

I knew they wouldn't sack him.
Wouldn't sack who?

Bianca!
What's been going on?

I said I don't want
to talk about it!

Now look what you've done.

(SIGHS)

"Dear Donald and Jacqueline.

Please find enclosed the last
remains of dear departed Donna.

Give her a good send off, guys."

So, if these are Donna's ashes,

what was that we tipped into the sea
today?

I don't know. But I'm not sure I can
go through all that again.

Me neither.

Let's finish our dinner,
sleep on it,

and decide what to do with her in
the morning.

Yeah.

It's no good, I can't get a minute
to myself in here.

I'd say let's go somewhere else, but
as you know, I'm absolutely broke.

Cyril?
Yes, Joyce?

Would you like to have your pudding
in my room?

I haven't seen what's on offer yet.

I think you know exactly what's on
offer.

Joyce. I've been calling you all
afternoon.

Oh. I don't have my phone with me.

Cyril, this is Beverley Westwood.
He manages the Hotel Alberta.

Look, I'm sorry about this lunchtime.

I came out of the restaurant and you
must have gone to the loo.

Unfortunately, I had to head back to
the hotel.

But I've completely cleared my diary
for this evening.

I'm sorry, Beverley. This evening
isn't convenient.

I've booked a table at The Belroy.

I'm sorry, Beverley. I don't think
you quite understand.

Do you know how difficult it is to
get a table at The Belroy?

No, my friend.

I don't think YOU understand.

Who's he? Now please, Beverley.
Don't make a scene.

Hang on a minute, I recognise you.

Didn't I have you thrown out of the
grounds of my hotel last week

for going through the bins?

I very much doubt it.

So this is what you're turning me
down for, Joyce?

A dirty old tramp?
(GASPS)

Say that again.
Gladly.

A dirty old desperate
embarrassing tramp!

You have ten seconds to leave,

before you get a bloody good
pasting.

You what? You couldn't paste a roll
of wallpaper!

Boys, boys, please...

Where do you think you're going?
I didn't do anything, I swear.

Didn't do anything? My daughter is
absolutely inconsolable!

Mum, just leave it!

Is he the one that touched you?

OK, so maybe I touched her hair, but
this was all -

You touched my daughter's hair?
What kind of a pervert are you?

Excuse me! We can't see the stage!

Come on, just calm it down.

Get out of my way!

You, me, outside, now!

Don't worry. I'll look
after this one. Ow!

Come here, you!

Well, I suppose I should let you
know what's going on.

What? You're right. I have had what
you might call

a different outlook on life
recently.

And for good reason.

Go on.

Well, I've kept it to myself, but...

..five months ago to the day,
I went to see Dr Kundu.

And...well...

..he gave me six months to live.

(CRASHING AND SHOUTING)

I probably should have told you.

You! It was you in my room!

This place is full of perverts!

(YELLS)

(COUGHING AND SPLUTTERING)

# Don't give us none of your
aggravation

# We've had it with your discipline

# Saturday night's all right for
fighting... #

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