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♪ I'm not sick, but I'm not well

♪ And I'm so hot

♪ Cos I'm in hell. ♪

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'Don't look at Dobby.

'Don't even think about Dobby.

'If I don't look at Dobby,
I can't be in love with her.

'Just focus on the game.

'Beat Mark's nephew.
Lovely, calming beating.'

'Tilt and squeeze. Don't be a hero.'

Mark, you do realise you've been
opening that for almost 15 minutes?

Just because I'm very carefully
easing open the cava

doesn't mean I'm not celebrating.

It's not how Formula One
drivers do it, is it?

If those drivers bought
the champagne themselves

and were responsible for cleaning up
the podium afterwards,

I suspect this is
very much how they'd do it.

'Anyway, I've only been promoted
to travelling salesman,

'I haven't won
the Japanese Grand Prix,

'although that's probably
a damn sight easier

than getting Dobby to move in here.'

Er, are you OK?

Shit. That was a bad one.

I think it's the damp
in your wall.

Uh-huh. Nothing to do with the bongs
you and Jeremy are always smoking?

What are you, the cannabis police?

Well, no, that would come under
the remit of the actual police.

Seriously, I don't think I can move
in till you get the damp sorted out.

Now I don't need
to get out of playing hockey,

asthma attacks are really no
use to me.

Of course. Of course,
I understand completely.

'Could she be faking asthma
to avoid moving in with me?

'There's only one way to find out,

'aside from a series
of rigorous medical tests.'

Tell you what, I'll call
the freehold committee,

ask them to pay for the repairs.

Oh, contacting a committee for me!

That's so romantic.

I'd e-mail a thousand councils

and petition a million
quangos for you, Dobby.

That's probably the plot
of the next Twilight film.

And once the damp patch is sorted,
it's, "Bonjour, chez Dobby."

Has Jeremy found a place, then?

Er...

Well, he will do. Very soon.

He's started clearing out his
stuff tonight, actually.

He's playing Street Fighter II
with your nephew.

Well, he was clearing it
out, until he found that thing.

But he really means it this time.

He's already thrown out his
collection of limited-edition
Tango cans.

'And from the way he cried
over every can,

'shifting him is going to be
fucking murder.'

- Would you care to...?
- Where's Dobby?

Gone.

'Thank God. As you were, eyes. You
can look away from the TV again.'

- What's this for?
- To toast my promotion.

Say hello to the new travelling sales
rep for Baths, Bathrooms & Fittings!

How can you be a travelling sales
rep? You can't drive.

You can get places without
cars, you know.

This nation was made great by its
network of railway and canals.

Oh, I see, you're going to go
by barge. That's a good idea.

Well, no, it'll mostly be buses
and trains. I'll be fine.

They've given me a sat nav. And to
Dobby moving in this weekend.

This weekend?

The wheels are in motion,
the lorry of fate is...

driving into you, Jez. I'm sorry.

So this is... an ultimatum.

Of course not! It's much more
friendly than that. If anything,

it's an ulti-matey.

Hi, Jeremy.

Oh, hi. What's up?

Have you been crying?
It's not my fault, is it?

Nick and I broke up.

'OK, I have no idea who Nick is.'

Oh, shit. Come here.

'You feel bad, so I feel
you. Classic.'

I decided it was time to tell him
I had a son cos he was saying

he likes his niece -
he's got a niece -

and then he just went all quiet
and said really calmly,

"Well, Sarah, I'm afraid
in that case I'm out,"

like he was fucking
Duncan Bannatyne.

Tch! Do you want some cava?

Yes, please, Jeremy.
Thanks for being so sweet.

'Of course,

'Mark's sister.
She's got nice, sad eyes

'and is all vulnerable and huggy.

'Forget Dobby. Dobby's gone.

'Sarah's here now.

'I mean, I shouldn't just take
the first thing that comes along,
unless...

'maybe it's fate. Good old fate.

'It does the hard work
so you don't have to.

'Or am I thinking of Flash?'

Very damp.

Yes, it's sodden.

Sodden.

It just means "very damp".

Yes.

Well, I'll need to show the committee
as soon as possible.

Er, sorry, one second, Ben.
What is it?

Great news, Mark.
I've found a new place to live.

Oh! Fantastic.

That's so quick. How did you manage
to find somewhere so...

Oh, right.

So, is this table going, then?

Er, no, that's Mark's as well.

Right. So, what actually
is yours, then? It's not just

these bags of clothes, the case of
porn and the MiniDisc player, is it?

Oh, no, I mean, there's more.

There'd better be.
I blagged a lorry, mate.

So, where are all your MiniDiscs?

Well, I put all my vinyl on
MiniDisc in the Noughties

and then... threw away the
MiniDiscs in the Teenies.

'How can that be all my stuff?
Why is everything Mark's?'

Jez, mate, what else is there?

These chairs are mine.

'Fuck you, Mark. If you're
going to hump Dobby, I'm
going to hump your chairs.'

'This is appalling.
Three trains, four buses

'and a cab, anywhere
between two and five hours,
depending on waiting times.

'How is it this complicated
to go to an industrial estate

'in Lutterworth? I feel like I'm
trying to get to fucking Mordor.'

'In 100 yards, turn left.'

Oh, God, no. Shut up!

'Turn left.'

'Turn around where possible.'

I don't know how to turn it down!

'Make a U-turn. Make a U-turn.'

And I'm here, the Emerald City,
only 24 minutes late.

Mark Corrigan?

Er, yes. Er, hi.

Alan McGurnagee.

So, I said to your guys

I'm not looking for new models
at the moment,

but they said they'd send you
just in case, so...

what is it you've got?

Er...

Right.

Yes.

That towel rail is
particularly sturdy.

Not for me, thanks, Mark.
Cheers for coming.

Hope the drive wasn't too bad.

'Three trains, four buses
and a big "fuck you".'

T-shirt on a coat hanger.
I am living the dream.

Jeremy?

Hey, honey, you're home!

'This is so great. She'll probably
want sex right now.

'That'll be how I'm paying rent.
I'm an actual rent boy.

'Why didn't I do this before?

Listen, I've got a bit of work to
do, so can you make dinner -

not pasta -
and then play chess with Joshy?

- Yes. Great.
- Do you know chess?

I know of it.

It's squares, isn't it?

Google it.

Cool. Will do. Great.

'OK, that's fine, the sex comes
later. I'm still bossing this.

'I get to just learn chess
and practise cooking for free!

'I'm exploiting the shit
out of her, the poor fool.'

Sorry I'm late. A million apologies.

'Old Mother Hubbard
and Captain Cardigan.

'Is this the freehold committee?
This'll be a breeze!'

I'll let us in.

'Operation New Wall starts now.

'Oh, hang on. Brilliant... Gail.

'The only person who hates
me more than my father.

'This isn't a breeze,
it's a mega-shitstorm.'

Take a, um...

'And my chairs have all gone.
Perfect.'

Where are the chairs?

Er, take the sofa. I'll stand.

'Hm, this might be OK.

'I feel tall, dominant,

like a mighty oak.'

This won't take long.

You can't have new walls,
Mark. That's not what
the sinking fund is for.

Yes, well, thanks for that,
Gail, but I did actually only
ask Ben to look at it,

so I don't even know
why you're here.

- Have you got any biscuits?
- What? No.

OK, look, Ben, the wall needs
to go. It's as wet as a...

'What's the phrase for wet things?

'Not "eagle".
That doesn't work.

'I must be able to think of a
single object

'other than an eagle. Please!'

eagle.

"As wet as an eagle"?

It really is.

I've got asthma.

I actually find it really difficult
to sleep here sometimes
because of it.

Well, break up with him, then.

Look, Ben, I need to dip
into the sinking fund.

No, absolutely not.

We can't do anything, Mark, till the
new chairman's been elected.

Are you not the chairman?

Ben stood down last month.

So who's in charge now?

We're actually looking
for a new chairperson,

if you were interested
in running...?

Oh, well, not sure, really.

'Darn fucking tootin' I'm going
to run! And I'm going to win.

'Dobby'll love that.
Women love power.

'Just look at Clinton.

'I'll be like
a very faithful Clinton.'

'God, two toilet stops and
mind-melting kiddy music.

'Why couldn't he have just left
Joshy home alone?

'According to the films, he'd have
been absolutely fine.'

I appreciate the lift, but it
really is insufficient payment
for my chairs.

You stole my chairs.
You have to return them.

And find yourself somewhere proper to
live, while you're at it.

What's that supposed to mean?

Stop leeching off my sister
while she's such a wreck.

I'm not a leech, Mark. And if I am,

I'm one of the good ones that
cured diseases in the olden days.

Leeches never cured
anyone of anything, Jeremy.

Well, what do you expect?
They're leeches, not bloody doctors.

You don't have to live with
a Corrigan, you realise.

You don't only survive
on Corrigan blood.

God! That'll be Mad Andy.
He's figured out he's got
abandonment issues.

Well, are you going to take it?

Nah.

Hey, there's loads about
sales and shit in life
coaching, you know, Mark.

The key thing is to not accept
negativity.

So it's like I don't hear
the word "no" any more,

I hear, "Convince me."

Well, if that's true, Jeremy, you'll
end up in prison for sexual assault.

Or you just say celebrities are
doing it, whatever it is.
That always works.

'Since Johnny Rotten started doing
Country Life,

'I've been buttering
like a bastard.'

'Buy it.

'Please buy it. It's a tap. You
sell taps.

'Please, please buy it.'

Don't like this one.

Right. So, um...

interestingly...

'Come on, think of a
celebrity... Um...

'Not the Queen. That's too obvious.'

Jools Holland has got that one.

I think it's a no. Thank you.

Right. No probs.

Oh, cool!

What are these? Are they for sale?

'Oh, no, what's he doing?'

I'm looking for some taps for my new
bathroom, and I love these.

They're not actually for sale.

Oh. That's a real shame,
cos I like them... a lot,

as would all of my friends
and colleagues.

I think Mark Ronson
has ones like these.

Really? I didn't know that.

'Mark Ronson?
Of course, he's cool.

'Say someone else cool.'

And... Werner Herzog's
got them as well.

They're amazing. I want them.

I mean, we do have a lot of taps
that look like these ones.

No, no, no, it has to be these
ones. These exact ones.

Can I buy them?

Um, yes. Just give me two minutes.

Mark, do you want to follow me?

'I am such a good friend.
And person.

'But I still get the glare!

'I'd probably still get the glare
if I gave him one of my kidneys.'

Well?

Well?
I sold 300 units.

Amazing!

But fraudulently.

I'm basically the Bernie
Madoff of bathroom retail.

I think I'm going
to puke pure adrenaline.

Is he the guy that rides
the ostrich?

No, that's Bernie Clifton.
Madoff is...

Well, if you replace the ostrich
with the NASDAQ share index,

you're basically there.
He's a dirty crook! As am I.

"Thanks" would have been nice.

'Right, yes, "Thank you for making me
commit fraud."

'Oddly, I haven't seen that
card in WH Smith's.'

'Oh, please. Oh, God, no.'

Well, keep pushing!

Yeah, we are!

Uncle Mark, I need the loo!

Yeah, just push for now,
Joshy, there's a good lad.

'Is it OK to make a
five-year-old boy push a car?

'It's character-building,
probably.

'But he is on the exhaust side...

'I'll swap in a bit. That's fair,
although he has got young lungs.'

Mark? You left your...

Mark, keep pushing.

Sorry, what...

Do you two know each other?

Quickly, Mark, let's go!
We've been rumbled!

"Let's go"?! Where, Jeremy,
you bloody idiot? We can't
start the pissing car.

Thanks a lot, mate.

And apologies again
for... grifting you.

I don't suppose

you could maybe not mention
it to Robert at Baths,
Bathrooms & Fittings?

'Great, Joshy's doing a poo
in a display toilet.

'The final indignity.'

OK, fine.
We'll keep this between us.

Thanks. Thanks so much.

'Not letting you turn round yet,
old friend. This handshake's
only just beginning.'

OK freehold committee, prepare
to meet your new leader.

I honestly think I've nailed this.

I've got this great riff about bees
and their role within the hive

that I think's really gonna speak
to people. Everybody loves bees.

Yeah, great, just make sure you
mention the door to the bins thing.

That lock is a massive ball ache.

'A new bolt lock, blimey.

'That's probably the kind of shit
Nick Clegg asks Cameron for.'

So we have three candidates
for chairperson.

Each will say just a few words about
themselves.

Please let's make them all feel
very welcome.

Firstly Mo Gattlen from
flat 23.

I'll do it if you like.

'Hmm, might have overcooked this
a bit.'

Next, Gail Huggins, flat 16.

Thanks, Ben.

Hi, my name's Gail, I've been on
the committee four years.

I know how it all works and I'll do
my best to continue Ben's work.

'Yep, definitely overcooked it.'

And finally, Mark Corrigan,
flat five.

'Well, those are the starters, get.
Ready for a fucking beef wellington.'

As my Latin namesake Marcus Aurelius
said,

"That which is not good for the bee
hive cannot be good for the bees."

And like bees, we have an equal duty

to maintain and protect our home,
or hive.

We've not got that long, Mark.

Oh, OK. How long exactly do we...?

We're finishing at seven.

OK, I can skip some of this.

Sorry, hang on, let me just...

In conclusion then, I promise to
give us all a chance

to dip our fingers into the honey pot

and make the vital repairs
to our hive

that the current cartel of
self-interested drones

have consistently blocked.

My name is Mark Corrigan
and I... am an honourable man.

Bins, Mark, bins.

And I promise to sort out the stiff
bolt on the door of the bin store.

Can I eat my dinner now, please?

Well, let's ask. Do you want
the man to stop dancing, Joshy?

Keep going, Jeremy.

'Am I even dancing any more? It's
hard to tell without music on.'

How's your food, Joshy?
Did Mummy do well?

Yes, Mummy's doing very well.

Do you like the man Mummy got us?
He's funny, isn't he?

Yes, he's very funny.

'I'm a toy boy in the
sense that I am a toy for a boy.'

Hi, Jez.

Oh, hi.

Hello, Uncle Mark.

Hi, Joshy...

So looks like I'm the new Apollo
House freehold committee chairman.

Hey, here's to Chairman Mark...

or Chairman Malc... Chairmark Mao.

Let's hope my aggressive land reforms
don't lead to widespread famine.

What do you mean famine?

I was referencing some of
Chairman Mao's policies.

I don't know how much
you know about him.

I know his name. Right.

Mark, if you plan to use Jez
as a driver again,

then you have to check his Google
calendar first to see if he's free.

- Ooh, have I got a calendar?
- Yes, will do.

Write any requests in blue. If I
OK them I'll change them to green.

Gotcha.

Can I see my calendar?

No need, babe.

Oh... What?

"Babe"? Going well then, is it?

Oh, yeah, yeah, it's great.
She's great, it's all great.

But there is this one thing.

You want to have sex with thousands
of other people?

Not that. It's just that her tastes
have changed a bit in the bedroom.

Yeah, I probably definitely don't
want to hear about this whatsoever.

I'm cool with S&M,
and obviously if she wants to be S

then I have to be M.
I mean, we can't both be the M.

I don't want to know.

I think it's cos of Fifty Shades
of Grey.

I think reading that has made
her very horny

but at the same
time very angry.

Right, I'm not sure it counts as
S&M if it's not consensual.

Oh, you're the S&M expert
all of a sudden, are you?

Mr I'm So Scared Of Women Touching
My Arsehole

I Pretend It's Really Ticklish?

It is really ticklish.

For fuck's sake! Simon was meant
to take Joshy on the weekend

and now he's going to Chicago,
the utter bastard.

'Nice one, Simon,
that's me getting hit

'with a selection of objects all
fucking night.'

As a representative of this store,

everything you do on the road comes
straight back to me.

'God, I would love to pop that spot.

'Just put a hot flannel on there and
then crack that mother wide open.

'That would be a great night in
for me.'

Are you listening, Mark?

Yes, sir, of course,
and I want to apologise.

The fact is, Robert, it was my
driver's idea.

He very much started grifting
without my say-so.

I was barely involved.

Started what, sorry?

Conning Mr Franks, who said he
wouldn't tell you,

but... well, clearly he has.

Right, cos I got a call from
Alan Magernagey at Lutterworth

about you leaving a number

of editions of some book you've
written,

Business something of the
Pharaohs, in display toilets.

'Bollocks!'

I haven't heard from Dave Franks.

Yes. Um...

'Great work, Mark.
No need for the Water Board,

'just show me the poppable
whitehead.'

Did you try and con Dave Franks?

Can you just give me a second,
please, Robert?

Hello.

They're saying they can either do it
now or it'll be another six weeks.

'Six weeks for a new wall?!'

I need her to move in quicker
than six weeks.

They're saying it'll cost 9,000
plus VAT.

£10,800?

'That is fantastic maths.'

It was supposed to be about 700 quid.

I can't spend that. That's
virtually the entire sinking fund.

Hang on. Robert, hi.

Yeah, I just spoke to Dave Franks.

Apparently you and another bloke
tried to swindle him

and then one of
you did a shit in a display toilet.

- That wasn't us, there was
also a five-year-old boy.
- He didn't mention a boy.

There honestly was one. The shit
will be child-sized, if you ask him.

I'm not asking him that.

OK. Am I fired?

- Yes.
- Right.

I'm approving it, it's coming
out of the sinking fund.

I'm the chairman and I'll transfer
the money in five.

Hold the lift, please.

Right, yes.

'Do I look like a bloody bell boy?

'Although maybe that could be my new
job, a freelance bell boy.'

Oh, it's the honourable man.

Yes, hello...

'Don't say Mother Hubbard,
don't say Mother Hubbard.'

deary.

You're just what this place needs,
you know,

someone to stop the rot,
fix the broken tiles...

'Yes, can't really do any of that,
though,

'cos I've spunked the sinking fund
within 24 hours of leadership.'

All great suggestions, but, having
looked at the accounts,

I think it's better
if we actually don't do that

and just keep it for emergencies.

Oh! Right...

'And by "emergencies",
I presumably mean

'things that really matter, like if
my DVD player stops working

'or if I really want a Nando's.

'God, what have I become?

'I'm Mobutu, gilding my royal palace
while my people starve

'in their squalid, AIDS-y
townships.

'Maybe Mobutu did it all
for his girlfriend.'

Hey, flatmate!

'Back from the dead,
the zombie flatmate,

'come to eat my brains
and my Cheddar.'

I've had a big think

and decided you were right about me
leeching off Sarah,

so I'm back!

I've ordered us a pizza

and I've found an amazing YouTube
clip of a monkey riding a pig.

So let's just hunker down
and veg out!

Look, mate, you don't live
here any more.

But I've moved all my stuff back.

You mean you've returned my chairs.

And my clothes.

And my porn case. Don't make me move
that again. It's really heavy.

Funnily enough, the weight of your
old-school pornography

isn't breaking my heart,
Jeremy. The damp's all fixed,

Dobby's moving in, and...

I can't take it any more at
Sarah's. OK?

It's not just the S&M,
it's the cooking and the cleaning

and the constant dancing.

I'm like some pole-dancing,
oven-scrubbing migrant sex worker.

Let me back into the First
World, Mark, please.

I'm sorry, Jez.

'Don't weaken, Mark. He's only your
best and oldest friend.

'You owe him zilch.'

- I really appreciate this, Andy.
- Yeah, I mean, I ain't got a bed
or nothing for ya.

I've got a free sort of... corner
you can have.

Great. I can sleep in a corner.

'Brilliant. Flat-sharing with a
psycho. "Who's in the corner?"

'"Oh, that's my life coach.

'"That shivering, pale man with the
suitcase of porn is helping me

- '"get my life back on track."'
- I haven't really got any bedding.

All right?

'I'm sleeping in a bin bag.
I'm human rubbish.

'My sixth-form careers
advisor was right all along.

'It's not even a thick green
one for garden waste.

'This is black for landfill.
I belong in landfill.'

Oh, wow!

To moving in. Finally!

Indeed.

'Let's celebrate with an
inaugural stain.

'I'll try to refrain from squirting
the Vanish

'till after this tender moment.'

I'm really excited, Mark, I just
know it's going to be great.

- 'Sounds almost convincing.'
- Cheers!

Hi!

It's me.

'Oh, what now?'

I forgot my Mega Drive.

I forgot the one thing I own
I can't masturbate to, or in.

OK, well, I'll bag that up for
you, and...

Also, can I stay?

I slept in a bin bag at Andy's
and...

I couldn't really handle it.

Big Mad Andy?

Yeah. But the good news is that
Super Hans' bag is now available.

And that's a sleeping bag, not
a bin bag,

but it does have someone
sleeping in it tonight.

But tomorrow, it's mine, all mine.

'Poor bastard!' Of course you can
stay the night, Jez.

We're going to have pizza.
I want Hawaiian.

Oh, he won't have that.

I just don't want fruit on my
pizza,

just like I'd rather not have
melon in my lasagne.

'And that's why I never
cooked it again.'

Let's play a bit of Street Fighter.

Great! 'Sorry, Mark,

'I'll fight Dobby,
but not my feelings.

'I like my feelings, my naughty,
naughty feelings.'

But what about the new
Danish drama on BBC4?

Apparently, it's like The Killing,
but more bureaucratic.

Hey, Mark, if Jez needs a bit
of time to sort himself out,

then the move can wait.

I've got some stuff in a Big Yellow
storage unit anyway

that I need to get before I pack up.

'And there it is, finally,

'a big, yellow storage unit
full of big, yellow bullshit.

'She's fallen into my trap.

'After all I've done, she still
invents reasons not to move in.

'I knew she didn't love me.

'Now, all I have to do is get her to
admit it, and then I win.

'Somehow, that means I win.'

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