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- Hannah's been sleeping with Christie.
- Thank you, Nina.

If there's anything you're
not telling me, Hannah,

- you need to tell me now.
- I love you, Nathan.

- You know I'm pregnant.
- I presume the father does know.

Mr Carmichael? You do know he was
grinding my wife most of last night?

They found five of these.

- One was in he bedroom.
- It will never happen again.

I slept with Christie the
night before our wedding.

Nathan... Nathan...

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Oh...

(SHE BREATHES DEEPLY)

Oh...

NATHAN: It's so like you!
Yes or no? And in doing so,

you destroy yourself and my life!

- I'm sorry!
- You have destroyed my life!

- Stop this!
- You think of yourself as ethically

- and morally right...
- I said I didn't want

- to do this!
- ... but you're a fraud!

Yes or no?! Because you toss
people over! Non-molestation order.

- I'll call my lawyer first thing.
- Lawy... lawyer? You idiot!

- Nathan!
- The night before our wedding,

you slept with Christie. No...

- No? That's it.
- Not good enough.

- Where? Where? Where?
- I said I don't want to talk about it.

- Say it!
- Please, Nathan.

Say it!

Say it!

Oh, God.

(SHE SNIFFLES)

Oh...

(DOOR OPENS)

Is it true? Christie and a client?

Zander is waiting, and I would
like to set my face before I go in.

Yes, it's true.

- How depressing.
- Yeah.

I really thought your generation
had cleaned up its act.

But you... You're meant to be better.

- Right.
- Seriously.

- Mother, could you please just stop?
- What?

You want to go easy on him? Fine.

Christie's cocked up. But
to get caught on film...

Well, yeah, I don't think
that was the intention...

- And you are covering for him.
- I'm not covering for him.

You've always been too soft
when it comes to that man.

- Not today.
- What?

I can't... Not today.

- Don't be so wet. I expected...
- Better?

Yes! I hoped your generation...

Won't cock up in the same way as yours?

Well, I'm afraid you don't have
the monopoly on that, Mother.

- Well, if you can't learn from our mistakes...
- Oh, I'm so

bloody sick of that
stupid mantra, Mother.

"Don't... don't make
my mistakes." Why not?

Why are you the only
one who can screw up?

- Well, I just...
- Because people screw up. They screw up.

They don't mean to, but they...

- Hannah...
- (SHE SIGHS)

Nathan's left.

Nathan's left.

First rule: never leave the house.

Oh...

Please...

... be a mum today.

Not a lawyer. Just...

... be a mum.

- (DOOR OPENS)
- There you are.

Shall we begin? Only I have two
hearings at court in an hour, so...

Yeah.

- Winter 2008...
- No.

- You had a wobble and slept on Mum's sofa.
- Croup. Tilly had croup,

- and I had a big case.
- Yeah, and then you went back the next day.

Yeah, well, this is different.

Nathan.

- Talk to Hannah.
- I will.

Can I stay at yours again tonight?

No, get yourself a hotel.

Or better still, go home.

Rise and shine.

Cactus.

Like our love.

Thorny.

Hmm.

I like what you did there.

- Has Nathan gone?
- Hmm.

What time were you up
with him last night?

Until three.

I knew it had got bad when
you rolled out Springsteen.

I mean...

if they can't make it,
what chance have we got?

- It'll be...
- Don't say fine.

We're not Hannah and Nathan.

(HE LAUGHS) We're broke.

- Hmm...
- No, what are you doing?

- Getting up. I've gotta get my job back.
- No.

Stay in bed.

Stay.

I've got this.

I've got a nannying job.

Three kids. Loads of overtime.

- Rose...
- I mean it. I've got it.

I can't bear...

... to see you put on that suit again.

Where the hell are you?

You're meant to be taking
the kids to school today.

Hurry up! Richie?

- Alarm didn't go off.
- What, and Ali didn't wake you?

No.

No, she's being a complete bitch, so...

Yeah, well, what do you expect?
I mean, you treat her like crap.

Didn't you get the call from the office?

The show is canned, Richie,

and they're all pointing
the finger at me.

I'm the one who's unfit
to look after my kids.

Just... calm down. All right?

Just leave it to me, Fi. All
right? I'll smooth it over.

Door!

Smooth it over? You
bugged my house, you shit.

And they say I'm the cokehead?

(SHE SIGHS)

The heat is on Fi Hansen and
her stability as a mother.

The last thing we need is for any
more salacious details to get out.

But it happens.

- I'm sorry.
- I'm presuming it was just the one time?

- Yes.
- Well, Melanie is brutal but straight.

So, any footage they have
of you and Mrs Hansen...

We ask for it to be delivered
up so it can be destroyed.

It doesn't serve her client to
be exposed as spying on his wife.

No, it points to a
predilection for voyeurism,

- of which we know he has form.
- Agreed.

But, more than that,

it compounds the coercive behaviour.

I mean, abusive behaviour.

We're currently trying to iron out
the child arrangement situation,

and he is not making it easy for us.

I suspect he's leaking
stories to the press

to show his wife in a bad light.

- It's a mess.
- Well, we can clean it up

as elegantly as we can.

There are enough stories
circulating around him

- to surely push back a little.
- Yeah.

But none of them are making the press.

We need to find the women
who are willing to talk,

offer legal protection
to break their NDAs.

After the way the press
annihilated the nanny,

no-one's willing to come out
and say who Richie Hansen is.

Either way, you can't
be on this case any more.

Agreed.

Ruth's going to take it
over with Hannah from here.

Zander...

You've compromised yourself, Christie.

You know how vulnerable she is.

- She's a grown woman.
- And you took advantage of that.

So, we're done here?

Hey.

Just wondered if you'd look over
the Hansen position statement.

I changed a little of the wording.

Change it back.

Sorry.

I just... I thought
it was a little clumsy.

I've been doing this 18
years. Don't be clever.

Clarity over finesse.

Oh, sorry. Sorry. Rewind.

Last para you were
right. Cuts are great.

It turns out Richie Hansen
planted cameras in the family home.

He's bugging his wife?

Yeah, well, it happens.

Er, we've gone in hard with his lawyers

and threatened civil
proceedings. I mean, I...

I don't know if there
would have been much on it,

but it's one way to keep
track of your spouse.

It's the use of incriminating.
There must be something.

NHD would have noted it as such

if there wasn't something
worth shutting down.

I'll find out more.
Just for clarity's sake.

Touch�.

- Nathan...
- I've left Hannah.

- OK.
- It surprisingly is.

Really. It's been coming
for a while. I'm fine.

- Where are you going to stay?
- Um...

Last night, my sister-in-law's,

but, erm,

probably best to draw territory lines

- away from family, so...
- Yeah.

... hotel.

- You can always...
- Er, no. No, no, I'm fine.

I'm a grown-up single white male.
We know how to do these things.

Credit card, toothbrush,
takeaway. We travel light.

Just to clarify, I wasn't asking
you if you wanted to stay over.

There's a notice board for flat
rentals in the Chambers bar.

And as the yoot of today would say,
I can highly recommend Spare Room.

Yeah, rub it in, why don't you?

I'm sorry.

I am too.

But it's not over till
the fat lady sings.

- You've lost me now.
- Fat lady.

- Fat lady sings?
- No...

It's a turn of phrase:
fat lady, fat lady sings.

Oh, get out of here with your...

... bloody Spare Room and your Airbnb!

Oh, Airbnb! It's radical.

Hannah, I know that you're angry.

Your message was certainly clear.

Not only is it a massive
infringement of my client's privacy

to knowingly record or
film without permission,

but you don't need me to also
remind you that if you try and use

any evidence as leverage
at the forthcoming

child arrangements hearings,

any judge will recognise
it as unscrupulous,

especially as it includes recordings

of his own children at home and play.

But you have to admit what it
threw up was pretty titillating.

Also, it's a little bit
embarrassing for your colleague.

With regards to my client,

I have to admit that I
don't approve, Hannah.

And we're not going to be using it.

But it doesn't put Fi
Hansen in a very good light.

Clear examples of drug-taking,

compounded with a rather racy three-way

already in the public domain...

I mean, it asks questions
whether she has the ability

to be able to focus on her children.

Fi Hansen has not got a drug problem.

I mean, either way, it won't
play well with the judge.

Your client is orchestrating
all this to his advantage.

But the press can turn, Melanie.
And they will turn quick,

- given the right information.
- Threats, Hannah.

(SHE CHUCKLES) That is not your style.
But you might want to be careful,

because Mr Hansen is a
little volatile right now

because his children are everything.

But your client failed to take his
children to school this morning.

If we can't come to an agreement
on the current terms, which...

... it doesn't look like we can,
then Richie might have to get nasty.

Still, one has to question Mrs
Hansen's emotional stability.

They both have a show
going down the pan.

Let's hope he can still pay your fees.

Not to mention the rumours circulating.

Or are you choosing to
ignore the growing chorus

that your client is a
manipulative sleaze... ?

We have both been in this
business for long enough

to know that the likes of Mr Hansen...

Have a shroud of wealth and
a retinue willing to cover up

- and serve them.
- Exactly.

So there'll be a new
show, the next project,

which no-one will want to jeopardise,

- a week from now.
- No, Melanie.

- That's the past.
- But is it?

It is amazing what a couple
of hundred grand won't do

to shut those girls up.

Oh, anyway...

I've said it before, those
Russian and tech billionaires

are just so much easier.

We want all the footage.

And we'll be making an application
within these proceedings

for delivery up of all recordings

and to prohibit your
client from using any of it.

(NO AUDIBLE SPEECH)

(SHE SIGHS)

- Hey.
- Hi.

Mr Pope.

Not to put too fine a point
on it, Hannah, but a baby?

- My baby?
- Right. Welcome home.

Not exactly. Not entirely.
Sarah's gone ballistic.

Nice tan.

How was LA?

- Amazing.
- Nina. Your mess.

You're pregnant.

Hello to you too.

You're pregnant.

- Yippity-doo.
- And it's definitely mine?

Or the guy from Uber Eats. Who knows?

Yes, you dick, unfortunately
it's yours. Read the letter.

Should you even be carrying that?

It was just a courtesy, but
if you'd like a DNA test...

Yeah, I would.

A legal letter?

Well, what did you expect? I'm a lawyer.

I made it as easy as I could to read.

And you don't want anything?

Erm...

No, thanks, you've done your job.

So that's what it was?

Oh, don't flatter yourself.
No, it was three mojitos

and a good gag about your
old headmaster that swung it.

Thanks. I've kept that one in.

And then you went back to your ex-wife.

How is that going?

That? By which you mean Sarah?

The weather helps.

Oh, congratulations, by the way.

- Your show?
- Do you like it?

No, it's pretty shit.

Sarah's not happy.

You chose to go back to her.

To be frank, we might not stay.

It's tanked. Your show's tanked.

That's not the point. God, you do this,

you throw me off my point, which is...

... a baby?

Yeah, that's what I'm hoping
we'll get at the end of this.

- Wow.
- It's fine.

- It's not fine.
- Well, it's happening.

I've got my scan tomorrow.

I've got a gig in Toronto.

I could maybe push the
flight back a few hours.

I wasn't inviting you.

I want to be there.

We need to talk. Dinner?

Just, please, give me
a few hours tonight.

I've missed you.

Hey.

Eh... Rex, Tyler.

You're on that Netflix
thing. My nephew loves it.

How old's your nephew?

Er... 15.

Stay calm?

How long will the press run
with this? I'm everywhere!

He's going to take my kids.

The press are inferring, at
best, that I'm a party girl.

- Fi...
- He's going to capitalise on this.

When he wants something, he gets it.

- And he wants my kids.
- He's not going to get your kids.

Ruth is my colleague.

She'll be working with me now
that Christie has left the team.

- Mrs Hansen...
- Bullshit. Bullshit.

Is this what you do?

Lure women like me into
thinking they stand a chance?

No.

Have you any idea what it's like,
looking at your life ripped apart?

Exposed to the fact that your
whole life has been a lie?

Can you imagine your
life without your kids?

No? 'Cos you don't have to.

- You're not where I'm at.
- Mrs Hansen,

you're not going to lose your kids
because he is not going to win.

Because you are a good mother.

Because you have safely brought
up three children so far.

I presume they're all at school today?

- Yes.
- Yes, so, look,

anything that any newspaper
says is just the grease

that turns the wheels
of another press day.

So, you breathe.

You leave us to prepare your
case and you trust in your lawyer,

because she is good.

She is very good.

And it's what? It's one
grainy still from a sex tape

and a whole lot of rumour?

(SHE SIGHS)

Fi, we need to find women

willing to go on record
against your husband,

push back that bad
press where it belongs.

Have you spoken to Ali?

She's leaving.

She texted me this morning. I
don't think Richie knows yet.

Ah, every time!

Ali.

- Do we have a meeting booked in?
- No.

You're leaving?

Yeah, I'm terminating my interests.

- I really shouldn't be talking to you.
- Then why did you leak the tape?

- Like, legally I can't talk to you.
- You signed an NDA.

- Can't.
- Which you can break.

Yeah, right.

We will support you.

- Look, NHD can help you.
- Help me? How?

You leaked the tape,
Ali. You're halfway there.

And before, call it
calculated denial. Now?

It's out there. And, like
it or not, the cover's blown.

- We can guide you.
- I started working for Richie straight out of college.

My entire career is
based around that man.

He actually wasn't born an
arsehole, it's just people like me

make people like him feel
that it's all right to be one.

I have spent the last decade

cleaning up and
sanitising that man's life.

That's what we do. And
if I break that trust,

- it's...
- What? What, the sky will fall?

I know you've been
approached by the press.

- Half of them are my mates.
- Then talk to them.

There're a million Richies.

We book every appointment.

We bail them out with
vit B shots and rehab.

We buy presents for their kids.
We prop them up on the red carpet.

We smooth out the wrinkles
and the loose talk.

But we're nobodies. I'm a nobody.

So, if I speak up, I will be silenced.

- No client would ever trust me again.
- Then get better clients. Get new clients.

Now, you can keep
smoothing out the creases,

smiling on red carpets,

but life is coming for Richie Hansen.

You want to be a spectator?

Or do you want to stop
burying your head in the sand,

look this thing straight in the
eye and call it for what it is?

But for once you can do something.

Change it. Change you.

Because you can't go back.

So, let me help you go forward.

If you choose to talk,
we've got you're back.

Look, you owe yourself and
all those other women that.

Rex is back.

- Sounds like the title of a bad romcom.
- I'm serious.

Oh, God, I had a feeling you were.

I mean, he was really sweet.

- And back with his ex-wife.
- And genuinely supportive.

And back with his ex-wife!

- How's Hannah?
- You know...

Nathan stayed with us last night.

Sometimes I just want to go back.

Like, way back.

To before all this shit.

When it was just fun, Rose.

When it was just uncomplicated.

- There is no going back, Nina.
- Mummy, I need some help.

This is all you get: one shot.
So, you might as well enjoy it.

I'm sick of waiting for life
to happen. If it happens,

it happens, if it doesn't...

- Zander!
- Sorry, am I interrupting?

No. Thanks for your call.

Sisters.

You are in trouble!

Yeah.

Before you start, Nina, as much
as I appreciate this intervention,

could we not have this conversation?

- I'm your boss.
- Yeah, of course. Only...

You have this way, you Defoe
women, of getting in one's head.

It's lonely.

It gets lonely.

And the danger is you don't grab
something when it comes your way.

But you did grab it.

And... But he's not perfect. But who is?

He's here and he's
someone who might stay.

So, I'm just saying,
whatever Tyler's done,

it's not irredeemable.

Duly noted.

I'm ready now.

For apologies.

Right.

Again, I apologise.

See, I wasn't feeling that.

- I do not make a habit of...
- I'm not talking about a bloody client.

I'm talking about Hannah.

Yesterday's little
performance at Moot Court...

Hannah's reaction to Mrs Hansen...

We've known one another
since we were 19.

Her name is above the door, Christie.

What does that mean?

It means she means something.

To the firm.

To this company.

You fall from grace? Your
name is not above a door.

We can take the hit.

But Hannah?

Hannah Defoe is the best we have.

Her name in the press?

It comes back to me.

You think I don't know that?

How far I've...

... strayed from who I
thought I was. Want to be.

But I promise, whatever
she means to you,

she means a whole lot more to me.

This I can't help you with.

This...

I can't clean this up.

I know.

I don't want to fire you.

Don't make me fire you.

Yeah.

OK.

OK.

Tell me that isn't a superhero costume.

Tyler's idea.

No, no, no, no, no.

Ah, Tyler. Excuse me.

Er, Zander, when I'm in a meeting...

Have you told people to
come as superheroes tonight?

Yeah, we were...

... discussing the, you know,

the great films of our
time, and you defended...

I passed comment.

I said I thought the last one
was overrated, and you said...

I did not mean I want the
entire team at my bachelor night

- dressed as superheroes.
- So...

... you do want a bachelor night?

Still?

You are not forgiven.

I know.

But...

You...

... want...

... a bachelor night.

Go back to your meeting.

If you've got me a cape, I...

(NO AUDIBLE SPEECH)

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

You OK?

- Hannah...
- No. No, no, I... I...

I'm leaving.

(SHE SIGHS)

- When?
- Soon.

I can't stay here.

I can't stay with you here.

Not after...

Mm.

Just come tonight.

To the stag.

Please?

I thought it was Nathan,
but I'm the arsehole.

- No. No.
- Yeah.

Yeah, I am... I am.

We tell people not to accept these NDAs.

But when you get married,

there's this...

... invisible NDA that
you all mentally...

... sign on the dotted line.

The promise that all the
worst bits of yourselves,

even the bits that aren't OK...

... you've found someone
who will live with them,

who will live around them,

who will get used to them,

who won't taunt you with them.

Well, sure, you'll moan
about them to one another.

But they're your secret. They're...

They're part of the marriage NDA.

And...

... you'll tell yourself
that they're the quirks

that make you...

... love one another.

But, in truth, these are the things that

really grind you down day after day.

Coffee granules dumped
down the drain again.

The sloppy drunken evenings

when you've forgotten why you're
married in the first place.

Nasal hairs left in your tweezers,

even when they swear they're not theirs.

Those tiny intimacies, I carried them,

- I carried them around like weapons.
- Hannah...

The sex is better with you.

I told him that.

- Wow.
- Yeah.

Hard to come back from.

Sackable offence.

Looks like we're both out of a job.

Then...

... hopefully I'll see you there.

(PHONE RINGS)

VOICEMAIL: Hello,
this is Nathan Stern...

(HE SIGHS)

(COMPUTER CHIMES)

(HE GROANS)

_

(HE SIGHS)

Wear the blue.

You look good in the blue.

(THEY CHUCKLE)

- Ah, let's just order pizza.
- Mum.

(SHE SIGHS) Fine. Fine.

You OK?

What's happened?

I've done the worst thing, Liv.

The worst thing I could have done.

Can't you just call it quits?

Uh...

That would be nice, but...

It doesn't work like that.

He won't be able to manage without you.

He can't cook.

Yeah, he has a phone.

He, erm...

He doesn't know what tie
to wear when it's important.

Yeah, I think that they're overrated.

He needs you.

You need him.

That's a different thing to want.

You have to want someone
as well as need them,

- and your dad and I...
- Yeah.

You'll pass.

Thanks, Liveroo, yeah.

- (DOORBELL RINGS)
- That's Rose.

We don't need a baby-sitter.

Yes, you do.

Hey. So, I'm on my way to the stag do.

And, er, I'm not sure if
you're going to be there.

Erm, I hope you are. It would be, er...

I really need to...

I don't even know where you're staying.

I guess you checked into that hotel.

Rose said you had, so, erm...

I just hope you're OK.

I've been thinking about you
all day. I'm just so, so...

VOICEMAIL: If you would like
to re-record your message...

Great.

There's just an energy out there.

A dynamism.

And they love us. They love us Brits.

Sarah hates it, obviously.

To be expected: she hates
everything, including me.

Well, the writing's on the wall, Rex.

So, in some ways, I
think this actually helps.

To cut the tie.

- A new baby! It's punctuation.
- Sorry?

For both of us. Her and me.

And she gets it. Like, she gets
that you're going to need help.

Obviously. So...

- ... I think we can make this work.
- OK, rewind.

I mean, we're hopeful
of a second series.

And you can commute. Or visit.

I mean, I won't be able
to get back all that much,

but maybe if, and it's a
big if because obviously

- there's Eddie...
- Rex.

What?

Can I just say no, right now?

Like, a flat no.

You and me. We are a no.

The baby is a big yes.

Look, I'm willing to make space
for you in the baby's life,

but whatever you think
is happening here...

This is on me.

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

You're doing great.

You're with your son.

- But you and me...
- OK, I think I'm having a panic attack.

No, you're fine.
You're going to be fine.

- What?
- I woke up.

I woke up.

Let's keep talking.

Your people talk to my people.

- (DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)
- Up, up and away!

(CHATTER AND LAUGHTER)

(CHEERING)

Oh-ho-ho! At last!

We thought you'd eloped.

- BOTH: Ah!
- (CHEERING)

(APPLAUSE)

Please tell me you signed the pre-nup.

- You old romantic fool, you!
- (HE LAUGHS)

This man is a lost cause.

- You be very careful with him.
- Yes, boss.

- Really?
- Sometimes, you've just got to take that dive.

(BOTH LAUGH)

I give it a week.

- You OK?
- Yes!

Happy. Very happy.

He's not here.

Drink up.

You made it.

Couldn't miss your speech.

What?

Just pleased you're here.

Christie...

(GLASSES TINKLING)

ALL: Speech! Speech!

OK, OK, OK! I'm coming.

- Jesus!
- Get on with it, Superman!

(LAUGHTER)

Some people have accused me
of not being the marrying type.

My reply:

perhaps I, eh, never
found my type to marry.

Also, every good lawyer needs at least

one divorce under their belt...

- Hi.
- ... preferably their own,

to really perfect their craft.

(LAUGHTER)

But if two people are lucky
enough to collide in this world,

then that is an act of courage

and faith, worthy of any superhero.

- Hear, hear!
- And so I raise a glass

to our superheroes of the night.

Mr Right, who found Mr Right,

I salute you. I applaud you.
I wish you signed that prenup.

(LAUGHTER)

(WHISPERS) Deal done?

Though I sincerely hope I will never
have to gloat and say I was right.

And so, on that note...

- ... cheers.
- ALL: Cheers!

Congratulations to you.

Well done.

- You made it.
- Yep.

- Mr Hale.
- No. Donaghue-Hale.

Nice.

Thank you...

... fellow traveller.

There you are.

You came.

For Zander and Tyler.

(HE CHUCKLES)

Right.

Thanks.

What are you doing?

He's left you. And I'm here, Hannah.

- Oh, my God.
- What,

you think I'm not going
to challenge you on that?

- We talked about this.
- When it was crazy.

When... when I was mad. It was mad.

You said... You said...

You think because... Oh, my God!

It was better with you.

But everything else - everything else -

Nathan is everything else.

Just go and talk to
someone else, Christie.

Go and enjoy your night.

You're not coming on?

Er...

Thanks.

This and this has to sleep.

See you in the morning, Captain America.

Thank you...

... for putting a word
in for me with Zander.

I couldn't let a good thing go to waste.

He got lucky.

Why are the best men
always married, ugly or gay?

You did it.

You just did it.

Congratulations.

I have to...

Yeah.

(NEWS REPORT ON TV)

(PHONE VIBRATES)

_

(HE SIGHS)

(DISTANT SIRENS)

Rose?

All OK?

Yeah.

Whatever you did, you did right.

So wrap 'em up, I'm taking 'em home.

Kids come in many different ways.

What am I looking for anyway?

I threw the results for that test.

I figured,

it takes a village, right?

And my village is pretty cool, so...

I love you, Rose.

- You OK?
- Yeah.

No.

Oh, I don't know.

- Ask me tomorrow.
- I will.

Ew, you just stink of whisky.

Terrible, terrible drink.

(NO AUDIBLE SPEECH)

Er, sorry to keep you
waiting. Maggie, later.

Tell me...

... how much is it going to
cost me to get you to stay?

Well, either you've been burgled

or you're mid-renovation.

Why have you packed all your books?

- I'm moving.
- Where?

Not sure yet.

But a very nice American
couple, big into Wimbledon,

are going to give me a
disgustingly large sum of money

for them to stay here
over the summer, so...

Yeah, and before you ask, I never
move in after the first night.

(HE CHUCKLES)

- Have you gone completely bonkers?
- No.

It's just I can feel the blood pumping

in my bed when I lay down
at night. It's unnerving.

- (HE SCOFFS)
- What?

Ten, 20 years at best.

There's not a moratorium on
having your mad years midlife.

I'm throwing caution to the wind.

How do you think you
got to stay the night?

(HE CHUCKLES)

- I'll remember this.
- Yeah.

Like trying to catch a firefly.

Houston, we have a problem.

Now, it appears you've
backed yourself into a corner,

one that I can no longer get you out of.

So, let's use our brains here.

TV: Television
personality Richard Hansen

today faces allegations of sexual
harassment in the workplace.

It is believed six more
women have come forward

- with their stories following claims...
- (DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

RALPH: Get off me, you're
going to make me late.

What are you doing? Get your own bag.

Hey.

VOICEMAIL: Hello, this is Nathan
Stern. Please leave a message.

You can't leave me. I
won't let you leave me.

Please, please. I don't know
how to do this without you.

How to be without you.

How does it work tonight? What
do we do? Liv's Spanish thing.

Because we're family. How
do we still be a family?

Can we just be a family tonight?

- Ready?
- Definitely.

Calm.

Breathe.

Leave it to us to speak.

We've got this.

_

_

My client is currently
under immense pressure

and, quite frankly, a media siege.

Which I'm sure he does
not wish to inflict

upon his wife and children, thus

furthering their trauma.

In the immediate future,

my client believes it is best
for the children to live with her,

and to agree the days on which
they will spend time with Mr Hansen.

Certainly whilst this latest...

- ... media storm...
- Blows over. Yes, that's agreed.

It's for the best.

- I'm not taking them away from you.
- Aren't you?

They're lies.

In return?

My client will refrain
from making any statements

- to the press or interviews.
- Good.

You should know, however, that
she will be fully cooperating

if there are any criminal proceedings.

It doesn't serve anyone

to draw this out any longer, Mr Hansen.

(HE CHUCKLES INCREDULOUSLY)

Women.

Whole room full of you.

Cornered.

Richie.

What?

Fuck the lot of you.

Thank you.

Right, I guess I'm out of here.

(FI LAUGHS)

Nothing like a happy customer.

Well played, Hannah.

- So, Ruth.
- Mm.

Goodbye.

- Till the next time.
- Next time.

Liv.

- You ready?
- Yep.

- All good?
- Mm-hmm.

- Good luck.
- You too.

Nail it.

How do we do this?

Wave and smile.

That's not what I meant.

We tell them after.

(SHE SIGHS)

(CAR DOOR OPENS)

"The night is shattered...

... and the blue stars
shiver in the distance.

Escribir, por ejemplo,

'La noche esta estrellada,
y tiritan, azules, lo lejos.'

I loved her, and
sometimes she loved me too.

Yo la quise, y a veces ella...

Through nights like this
one, I held her in my arms.

En las noches como esta,
la tuve entre mis brazos.

I kissed her...

... again and again
under the endless sky.

La bese tantas veces
bajo el cielo infinito.

She loved me sometimes...

... and I loved her too."

(GENERAL CHATTER)

(SHE CHUCKLES)

Seriously. It was amazing, Liv.

- Really?
- Really.

Really.

I'm sorry. It's...

And most of you
probably don't know this,

- but I first seduced your mother in a bar in Barcelona.
- Dad...

Which I believe, is the
lyric from an Ed Sheeran song.

I had some moves.

Mum?

As well as celebrating Liv's night,

erm... we are also here...

... because, mio amigos,

your mother and I want to talk to you.

- Ah, Tils, you've eaten all the peppers.
- Vinnie.

None of what we're going to
say is going to be easy...

... but...

... your mother and I have
decided to take some time... apart.

- I told you they were going to divorce.
- No.

No. It's just your dad and I are...

We're just...

TEARFULLY: Why?

Because...

... when two people...

... do the very...

best thing together...

... ie, you three...

... then they have to
look at one another...

... and ask if they can top it.

And we can't.

But we will always be family.

Always.

Hey.

Wow.

(WHISPERS) It's fine.

It doesn't have any legs.

(LAUGHING) It!

There.

She's got two. All fine.

She.

Oh, well.

I like it.

It was! I think it's beautiful.

It was!

Nathan?

Nathan?!

I'm going to make tea.

Oh, darling...

Oh, darling, darling.

- (SHE SOBS)
- Oh...

That's right.

That's right, my baby girl.

Oh...

(SHE CRIES)

(DOOR OPENS)

No, no.

Give your ma five minutes.

She'll be fine in five minutes.

ROSE: Hey, hey, hey. Hey, guys.

Yeah, come on.

(SHE SOBS)

VINNIE: The rabbit's back!

Good. I'm starving.

- (SHE CHUCKLES)
- Perfect for a pie.

VINNIE: Mum, Mum! The rabbit's back!

(KIDS LAUGH, SHOUT)

VINNIE: Mum!

TILLY: Mum! Mum! Come see!

VINNIE: Mum, it's back!

TILLY: Quickly, Mum!

Coming!

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