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S1 E15Unfinished Business

I suppose you thought that was funny.

Sir, no, honest.

Well, there’s nothing funny about testicles, Cooper. As you’ll discover tomorrow morning in my office.

(Perturbed) Sorry, sir, that sounded a bit wrong.

No it didn’t. See you tomorrow.

(leading Mr “Paedo” Kennedy away from Neil) (whispering) I’m putting my fucking neck on the line for you, John!

(voiceover) It was the night of Simon’s date with Tara, and to make the occasion, he’d dressed like a dick.

Are you actually gonna wear that?

Yes.

Interesting.

Look, if I’m gonna get a girlfriend, I’m gonna have to try and different plan than the one I had for Carli.

Oh, was there a plan with Carli? I thought you just lurched from one disaster to another.

Yeah. Well, I know what I need to do with Tara. Just pretend to be someone I’m not, that I go to gigs, wear hats, and most importantly, sort out D-R-U-G-S.

Shh! My mum’s in.

So?

She can spell.

WMWill’s Mum

Ooh. You two look very smart. Where are you off to?

Oh, um, we’re just going to pick up Neil. Then we’re going to a gig.

WMWill’s Mum

A gig? Wow. Yeah, I remember my first gig. INXS, Hammersmith Odeon. One of the band members went off stage, then came back on a skateboard. We all screamed. Yeah, looking back, I’m not sure why he did it.

Heh. We’re going to go now.

WMWill’s Mum

Well, have fun, and if anyone does offer you any D-R-U-G-S, be careful.

What?

WMWill’s Mum

I overheard you. Oh, it’s okay, petal. I know boys will be boys, but I can trust YOU to do the responsible thing. Very lucky to have you, because you’re so boring.

Boring?

WMWill’s Mum

Well, not boring. Just scared of things.

Scared?

WMWill’s Mum

Sensible. That’s the word I’m looking for. Sensible. You’re very sensible, so I don’t have to worry about you as much. Because you’re so scared.

Thanks, Mum.

I’ve had a toke with Mark untold times! I used to sort him out with Rizla and ting!

Oh, so you’re a newsagent as well as a liar?

CMr Cooper

You lot seem very quiet tonight.

Yeah, well, it’s better than hearing non-stop bullshit

CMr Cooper

Language. What’s that on your head, Simon?

(Sarcastically) Oh, I don’t know, Dad. Oh, yeah, it’s a hat. Obviously. God!

CMr Cooper

Looks bloody stupid.

We tried to tell him.

CMr Cooper

You look like a butcher.

Pete Doherty wears them, actually.

CMr Cooper

Pete Doherty’s butcher wears them.

Oh, I forgot you were a comedian as well as a cab driver.

CMr Cooper

Oi! I’m doing you a favour. Why are you wearing it anyway? You’ve never worn anything like that before.

He’s meeting a bird.

Neil!

CMr Cooper

Knew it. You’ve got that look in your eye.

What?

CMr Cooper

Sort of an animal look. I’ve seen it when you watch TV sometimes, X Factor and that.

What, when he sees Louis Walsh?

Funny.

CMr Cooper

No, thankfully Cheryl Cole. If his mum’s in the room, he has to pop a pillow over his lap.

Sort me out, geezer.

DDealer

What?

Please sort me out, geezer? I’ve got 20 quid.

DDealer

So what? What do you want from me?

You know, gear. Sweet Mary Jane. Ganja, man.

DDealer

Oh, so you want to buy drugs! And you came to me - why?

Well, cos we saw you…

DDealer

Cos I’m black? You saw a black guy at a gig and thought “must be a drug dealer?”

No, we didn’t…

DDealer

You fucking white boys are all the same. You know. Scratch beneath the surface just a little bit, and you’re RACIST. Yeah, that’s right, I said it - racist.

But have you got any drugs?

DDealer

Yes, I have, but that’s not the point. The point is you ASSUMED I had some just cos I’m black.

Could we buy some please?

DDealer

Why should I deal to you? Hmm? Why should I deal to two little suburban racists who see me as some kind of stereotype? I’m at university.

But you are a drug dealer as well, yeah?

DDealer

Yes, I do deal, but you keep missing the point.

Look, here’s 30 quid, could we just have some puff?

DDealer

Yes, you can, but only because I’m a dealer, NOT because I’m black. Now fuck off.

Can you roll it up for us, please?

Can somebody call me an ambulance? Because I’m in trouble. Time is moving really, really slowly, and everything is flat. I need you to call me an ambulance, or failing that, my mummy. I really want my mummy because, and I’m not being dramatic, but I think I might be dead. Is that clear? Mummy, or ambulance.

(to Will) You’ve only kissed three girls. Your type is anyone who’ll let you.

Oi, Neil, hear about Boy? He was messing about up the rec, got his head wedged in a bottle bank. When they found him the next morning, he’d been arse raped eighteen times.

Oh, mate, that’s grim!

I have a few questions.

Like what?

Well, firstly, what was he doing with his head wedged in a bottle bank?

Looking for bottles, you mug.

Okay. Secondly, the first 18 people to find him happened to be opportunistic homosexual rapists?

Obviously…oi, Neil, where was ya Dad last night?

Badminton, why?

(suspiciously) 'Course he was.

And finally, after what was, at best, a humiliating experience, would he, as the victim, tell anyone - let alone YOU - about it?!

I used to sit next to him in woodwork.

Yeah, I got a blowjob when I was eleven off the cleaner.

Who was your cleaner, Gary Glitter?

Was it good?

Yeah, amazing. I pissed right in her mouth.

What? Why would you do that?

That’s how you finish blowjobs!

Christ.

And she said I was the best she’d ever had!

Through mouthfuls of piss.

Before she had to get on with the hoovering.

I dunno what your problem is, I’ve never been out with a girl I liked anyway.

Except for the last one, who made you cry.

Will!

Oh, mate, that is well out of order.

(Incredulously) What?! After all he’s said to us?!

Yeah, well some things just aren’t okay. (To Jay) You alright, mate?

(Looking at the floor) Yeah, I’m fine.

(To Will, sternly) Apologise.

It wouldn’t be right

She’s offering to put your penis in Her mouth, not paying you to lie in Parliament

TTara

What’s up, Kezza?

(sobbing) He dumped me.

No, I couldn’t have, 'cause we were never going out!

(sobbing) He used me, and then he dumped me because I’m so big.

TTara

Will, I don’t know how you can do this, especially after everything Kerry’s been through!

It hasn’t been an easy ride for me either! Trying to stay out of her clutches!

TTara

Her dad died last month!

Well, that’s awful. Obviously. But not-

TTara

What?

Well it’s not…it’s not relevant, is it?

If you want the truth, Kerry gives out blowjobs like they’re going out of fashion and, by all accounts, I’m one of the only ones to have turned her down!

(sobbing) I hate you!

SMr Sutherland

Will, I want you to leave.

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