A couple of years ago. from Another Year (2010)
A few weeks? from Another Year (2010)
A terrible way to treat someone. from Another Year (2010)
A week on Wednesday? from Another Year (2010)
A whole year? from Another Year (2010)
About ten years. from Another Year (2010)
Absolutely. from Another Year (2010)
Acha? from Another Year (2010)
Ah, sod him. from Another Year (2010)
Ah, that's right. Never forget to kiss your mum. from Another Year (2010)
Ah, yes. Strictly speaking, I'm actually an engineering geologist. from Another Year (2010)
Ah, yes. Well, right now, the main project is an eight metre diameter tunnel, from Another Year (2010)
Air On The G String from Another Year (2010)
All his little bits and bobs. from Another Year (2010)
All my life I've had to put up with this nonsense from you from Another Year (2010)
All of these strong men. from Another Year (2010)
All right, Carl? from Another Year (2010)
All right, Gerri, you're the boss. from Another Year (2010)
All right, well, I'm off, then. from Another Year (2010)
All right. from Another Year (2010)
All right. I dig holes. from Another Year (2010)
All righty. from Another Year (2010)
Am I? Well, I've always been slim, haven't I? from Another Year (2010)
Amazing cake. from Another Year (2010)
Amen. from Another Year (2010)
Amen. from Another Year (2010)
And again. from Another Year (2010)
And all my toilet rolls have been stolen. from Another Year (2010)
And courgettes. from Another Year (2010)
And earning relatively good money, and nothing to spend it on, really. from Another Year (2010)
And good luck to you, Mo. from Another Year (2010)
And had I sorted out the insurance? Well, that hadn't even crossed my mind! from Another Year (2010)
And his wife. from Another Year (2010)
And how about you? Have you started your menopause? from Another Year (2010)
And I got towed to Crawley, from Another Year (2010)
And I know you're a geologist, Tom, but what exactly do you do? from Another Year (2010)
And I saw these two daffodils peeping over the top of the grass. from Another Year (2010)
And I wanted to surprise you all. from Another Year (2010)
And I'm not going to have it any longer! from Another Year (2010)
And I've seen all I need to see for the time being. from Another Year (2010)
And it got broken into last night. from Another Year (2010)
And it was really expensive because I haven't driven since 1984. from Another Year (2010)
And my mum works on a make up counter. from Another Year (2010)
And nobody's helping me. from Another Year (2010)
And that's great, because I fit the bill. from Another Year (2010)
And that's just for this household. from Another Year (2010)
And that's why I love him. from Another Year (2010)
And that's why I love him. from Another Year (2010)
And the blessing of God Almighty... from Another Year (2010)
And the guy kept trying to touch me up. from Another Year (2010)
And then Singapore to Malaysia and then onto Thailand. from Another Year (2010)
And then there's the big corporations, from Another Year (2010)
And then... from Another Year (2010)
And this government won't invest in the railways, from Another Year (2010)
And Tom's first job, when we left uni, was abroad for two years. from Another Year (2010)
And we now commit her body to be cremated. from Another Year (2010)
And what am I left with now? from Another Year (2010)
And when Tom had finished after two years, I joined him again and we... from Another Year (2010)
And would you like some coffee? from Another Year (2010)
And you came out and visited, didn't you, my first Christmas holiday? from Another Year (2010)
And you know it. from Another Year (2010)
And, understandably, Mr Gupta hasn't exactly been in a position to open them, from Another Year (2010)
And, you know me, I'm very much a glass half full kind of girl. from Another Year (2010)
And... I grew up just down the road from you, in Croydon. from Another Year (2010)
Another capital city brought to its knees. from Another Year (2010)
Any news? from Another Year (2010)
Any time you like. from Another Year (2010)
Anything else? from Another Year (2010)
Anyway, I'm... I'm sick of it. I just left it. It's just a car. What does it matter? from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right? from Another Year (2010)
Are you dozing in the daytime? from Another Year (2010)
Are you drinking a lot to keep awake? from Another Year (2010)
Are you going to do something about your garden? from Another Year (2010)
Are you insured, Mary? from Another Year (2010)
Are you OK? from Another Year (2010)
Are you sleeping in Joe's room? from Another Year (2010)
Are you still angry with me? from Another Year (2010)
Are you taking any drugs, medication? from Another Year (2010)
Are you warm enough? from Another Year (2010)
Arrabbiata. Are you hungry? from Another Year (2010)
As far as we know. from Another Year (2010)
As long as we're friends, then I'm all right. from Another Year (2010)
As well as can be expected. from Another Year (2010)
At your age, you can walk away, can't you? from Another Year (2010)
Auntie Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Auntie Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Aye, aye. Give them a lift home. from Another Year (2010)
Aye. from Another Year (2010)
Bastard. from Another Year (2010)
Be a big change for you, Ronnie, from Another Year (2010)
Because if I don't treat myself, nobody else is going to, are they? from Another Year (2010)
Because they wanted 700, but I offered 600, but we settled at 650. from Another Year (2010)
Because you know that you can talk to me. from Another Year (2010)
Better pack my bag. from Another Year (2010)
Better? from Another Year (2010)
Blimey. from Another Year (2010)
Bloody hell. from Another Year (2010)
Boys flexing their muscles on the beach. No, it's not for me. from Another Year (2010)
Bread and cheese. from Another Year (2010)
Buenos Aires. from Another Year (2010)
Bugger that, you're carrying the bags. from Another Year (2010)
But he doesn't appear to have turned up yet. from Another Year (2010)
But he wasn't a bad person. from Another Year (2010)
But I am always prepared. from Another Year (2010)
But I didn't tell you on Thursday, Gerri, because I knew I was coming here today from Another Year (2010)
But I do want you to have a blood test, to check your thyroid. from Another Year (2010)
But I don't want to spend too much money because I'm going to get myself a little car. from Another Year (2010)
But I haven't checked my e mails. from Another Year (2010)
But I was too young. from Another Year (2010)
But I'll have to cut back on, you know, from Another Year (2010)
But I've spent so much on it, Tom. I can't just sell it now. from Another Year (2010)
But if you keep it, it's only going to get worse. from Another Year (2010)
But if you talk about politics again, you're barred. from Another Year (2010)
But it's great to come home and feel like you've made a contribution, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
But it's tricky, because... from Another Year (2010)
But now... from Another Year (2010)
But that's OK because I've got loads of clothes. My wardrobe isn't big enough. from Another Year (2010)
But then I never do, do I, Gerri? Because I haven't got anyone to go with. from Another Year (2010)
But then, this morning, I'm in the bathroom, I'm sitting on... from Another Year (2010)
But they rang on Friday morning from Another Year (2010)
But we don't seem to talk to each other any more. from Another Year (2010)
But when I was in my 30s, I met the right man and I was mature. from Another Year (2010)
But when you've got your car, Mary, you'll be able to go wherever you want, from Another Year (2010)
But yesterday I was brushing my teeth and I looked out the window from Another Year (2010)
But you'll give me the prescription now? from Another Year (2010)
But, if I had more money, then I could do both. from Another Year (2010)
But, you see, the car is cheaper than the train, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
But, you're looking fit and raring to go, Mr Gupta. from Another Year (2010)
But... from Another Year (2010)
By the way, Mary, it's a 1.4. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, Mary. Really nice to meet you. from Another Year (2010)
Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Can I come in? from Another Year (2010)
Can I have one of them beers now? from Another Year (2010)
Can I just say what a great pleasure it is to be playing with you once again? from Another Year (2010)
Can you pop your arm on the desk for me? from Another Year (2010)
Can you take that for me? from Another Year (2010)
Can't or won't remember? from Another Year (2010)
Can't you stay just till we get to King's Cross? from Another Year (2010)
Carl said he is going back. from Another Year (2010)
Carl, we've got loads of wine. from Another Year (2010)
Carl. from Another Year (2010)
Change is frightening, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
Cheers, Gez. from Another Year (2010)
Cheers. from Another Year (2010)
Cheers. from Another Year (2010)
Chuck a few things in a bag. We'll clear up. from Another Year (2010)
Coffee, yes. from Another Year (2010)
Come on. from Another Year (2010)
Cos it's the toilet roll that I've left in the car. from Another Year (2010)
Could you get me a refill, Joe? from Another Year (2010)
Couldn't I just get a man in? It wouldn't cost much. from Another Year (2010)
Croydon College. from Another Year (2010)
Cup of tea. from Another Year (2010)
Cut your losses, Mary. Get rid of it. from Another Year (2010)
Daughter's left, only see her when she wants something. from Another Year (2010)
Dear, dear. from Another Year (2010)
Did Gerri tell you about me getting a car, Tom? from Another Year (2010)
Did he go to the funeral? from Another Year (2010)
Did you drive? from Another Year (2010)
Did you ever smoke dope? from Another Year (2010)
Did you finish it? from Another Year (2010)
Did you have breakfast? from Another Year (2010)
Did you have dinner last night? from Another Year (2010)
Did you like the Beatles? from Another Year (2010)
Did you see this? from Another Year (2010)
Did you speak to my son and heir? from Another Year (2010)
Did you try not to take it personally? from Another Year (2010)
Did you? from Another Year (2010)
Didn't much care for her when she was alive. from Another Year (2010)
Didn't you go away with Andrea? from Another Year (2010)
Didn't you? from Another Year (2010)
Do you fancy a drink tonight? from Another Year (2010)
Do you know the way? from Another Year (2010)
Do you know, Gerri, I've never been with a man who could cook. from Another Year (2010)
Do you remember when you showed me your little box? from Another Year (2010)
Do you think it was my fault, Tom? from Another Year (2010)
Do you want a cuddle? from Another Year (2010)
Do you want one of these? from Another Year (2010)
Do you want some toast? from Another Year (2010)
Do you want something now? from Another Year (2010)
Do you want your coats? Yeah, I'm not surprised. from Another Year (2010)
Does Gerri ever mention me? from Another Year (2010)
Don't be silly. from Another Year (2010)
Don't fall in love with me, I'm married, can you? from Another Year (2010)
Don't feel you need to hang about, duck. from Another Year (2010)
Don't forget your tomatoes, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Don't go on the tube, Joe. I can give you a lift. You can be my navigator. from Another Year (2010)
Don't know what I'm doing here. I didn't want to come. from Another Year (2010)
Don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Don't scare the wildlife, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Don't see her any more. from Another Year (2010)
Don't tell me how to behave in my house. from Another Year (2010)
Don't underestimate the shock he's had, Carl. from Another Year (2010)
Don't want to talk about my family. Why should I? from Another Year (2010)
During the Clough glory years, we were at the centre of the footballing universe. from Another Year (2010)
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust, from Another Year (2010)
Eat, drink, be merry. from Another Year (2010)
Eh? from Another Year (2010)
Eight metres? That's big. from Another Year (2010)
Enigma Variations IX Nimrod from Another Year (2010)
Er, I'm... Restaurant family business. from Another Year (2010)
Er... from Another Year (2010)
Erm... it's important for Mr Gupta to understand that at this point from Another Year (2010)
Erm... l'll be representing Mr Gupta on the day. from Another Year (2010)
Everyone who lives and believes in me will never die. from Another Year (2010)
Everything OK? from Another Year (2010)
Everything sank to the bottom. It was horrible. from Another Year (2010)
Exactly, and I'm very happy to be here with both of you. from Another Year (2010)
Exactly, things change. from Another Year (2010)
Exactly! from Another Year (2010)
Exactly. from Another Year (2010)
Except my job. from Another Year (2010)
Except they're not like pubs now, they're all poncy bars. from Another Year (2010)
Excuse me. from Another Year (2010)
Excuse the mess. from Another Year (2010)
Financially, cars are cheaper. That's why there's no incentive to go by train. from Another Year (2010)
Five minutes walk to work. from Another Year (2010)
For shouting about nothing, from Another Year (2010)
From beginning to end it was awful, people were getting so cross with me. from Another Year (2010)
Funnily enough, I was thinking about him on the way down. from Another Year (2010)
Gathering the last of the season's harvest. from Another Year (2010)
Gerri, I'm sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Girls in bikinis covered with suntan oil. from Another Year (2010)
Give me a night's sleep, though, wouldn't it? from Another Year (2010)
Give or take. from Another Year (2010)
Give us it. from Another Year (2010)
Go on. Sit yourself down, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Go to the doctor. from Another Year (2010)
God Almighty! from Another Year (2010)
Good job it didn't rain. from Another Year (2010)
Good luck, partner. from Another Year (2010)
Good shot, partner? from Another Year (2010)
Good. from Another Year (2010)
Good. from Another Year (2010)
Good. from Another Year (2010)
Good. Glass of wine? from Another Year (2010)
Got a son. from Another Year (2010)
Guess where I went the other week. from Another Year (2010)
Had a bit of a wild night, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
Hard man. from Another Year (2010)
Hasn't changed much, has it? from Another Year (2010)
Have a taste. from Another Year (2010)
Have a think. from Another Year (2010)
Have you been eating over the weekend, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
Have you come down for a few days? from Another Year (2010)
Have you got any children? from Another Year (2010)
Have you got any particular worries at the moment? from Another Year (2010)
Have you got the keys, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
Have you got to go back soon? from Another Year (2010)
Have you got to move? from Another Year (2010)
Have you seen the doctor? from Another Year (2010)
Have you worked with Linda for long? from Another Year (2010)
Have you? I like your hat. from Another Year (2010)
Having to look after yourself. from Another Year (2010)
He always wore black, didn't he? from Another Year (2010)
He could be quite good looking, if he wanted to. from Another Year (2010)
He didn't. from Another Year (2010)
He is a dark horse, our son. from Another Year (2010)
He loved me. from Another Year (2010)
He means, how powerful is it, Mary? How many cubic centimetres? from Another Year (2010)
He must have something on the go, a good looking boy like him. from Another Year (2010)
He should lose a couple of stone, shouldn't he? from Another Year (2010)
He was a good looking man when he was young. from Another Year (2010)
He was lovely. from Another Year (2010)
He was my big love... from Another Year (2010)
He was such a lovely kid, full of fun. from Another Year (2010)
He was very kind to me, actually. from Another Year (2010)
He will agree to adjourn which will then give us time to sort things out, OK? from Another Year (2010)
He won't be back. from Another Year (2010)
He'd bloody better. from Another Year (2010)
He'll be 64 now. from Another Year (2010)
He'll bugger off soon enough. from Another Year (2010)
He's 30 years old, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
He's a bit weird, isn't he? from Another Year (2010)
He's all right. from Another Year (2010)
He's good. from Another Year (2010)
He's got a good heart. from Another Year (2010)
He's got a nice clean bum. from Another Year (2010)
He's great. from Another Year (2010)
He's in no danger of being evicted. from Another Year (2010)
He's only been with us three... no, two years. from Another Year (2010)
He's only known her for five minutes. from Another Year (2010)
He's really nice Ronnie, isn't he? from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Carl. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Gemma. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, I'm Tom. Ronnie's brother. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Joe, what a surprise. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Mary. I'm Tom. I'm his father. I live here. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, mate. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Hello! from Another Year (2010)
Hello? from Another Year (2010)
Hello. from Another Year (2010)
Hello. from Another Year (2010)
Hello. I saw you through the window. from Another Year (2010)
Help yourself. Is there anything you want? from Another Year (2010)
Help yourself. Tuck in. from Another Year (2010)
Here she comes. from Another Year (2010)
Hey, thanks for popping round on Friday. Janey really appreciated it. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, you must be Ronnie. I've heard a lot about you. from Another Year (2010)
Hi. from Another Year (2010)
Hi. Come on in. from Another Year (2010)
Hit you hard when Gordon died, didn't it? from Another Year (2010)
Hiya, Gerri, love. from Another Year (2010)
Hiya. from Another Year (2010)
Hm, you should ask my son about that. from Another Year (2010)
Hm? from Another Year (2010)
Hm. from Another Year (2010)
Hm. from Another Year (2010)
Hm. I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Hmm, it's quite nice. from Another Year (2010)
Ho, ho, ho, ho! from Another Year (2010)
Honest. from Another Year (2010)
Hooray! from Another Year (2010)
Hope to see you next week, Janet. Same time. from Another Year (2010)
Hope you get your car sorted out. from Another Year (2010)
How about coffee? from Another Year (2010)
How about it? from Another Year (2010)
How about it? from Another Year (2010)
How about that, then? from Another Year (2010)
How about you, Maggie? from Another Year (2010)
How are things with husband? from Another Year (2010)
How are you doing? from Another Year (2010)
How are you managing, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
How are you? from Another Year (2010)
How are you? from Another Year (2010)
How did he take that? from Another Year (2010)
How did she go? from Another Year (2010)
How did you handle it? from Another Year (2010)
How environmentally friendly is that? from Another Year (2010)
How is Ronnie? I haven't seen him for years. from Another Year (2010)
How is that dressing coming along? from Another Year (2010)
How long have you worked with her? Are you coming back to the house? from Another Year (2010)
How long will it take us to get back? from Another Year (2010)
How lovely to see you. from Another Year (2010)
How many times a night do you go? from Another Year (2010)
How old do you think I look, Joe? from Another Year (2010)
How old was he? from Another Year (2010)
How you doing? from Another Year (2010)
How you doing? from Another Year (2010)
How's it going? from Another Year (2010)
How's it going? from Another Year (2010)
How's Joe? from Another Year (2010)
How's Joe? Have you heard from him this week? from Another Year (2010)
Huh? from Another Year (2010)
Huh. from Another Year (2010)
Hup! Ha, ha, ha! from Another Year (2010)
I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, from Another Year (2010)
I am fit to burst. Big boy's wrestling his way down. from Another Year (2010)
I am the resurrection and the life, says the Lord. from Another Year (2010)
I am very environmentally friendly, actually. from Another Year (2010)
I bet he regrets it deep down. from Another Year (2010)
I bet you've got some embarrassing stories. from Another Year (2010)
I blame my big heart. from Another Year (2010)
I bought him a double Scotch. No, I had to challenge him. from Another Year (2010)
I bought myself a bottle of champagne. from Another Year (2010)
I bought you a little present, some thyme. from Another Year (2010)
I broke down on the motorway on the way to Brighton from Another Year (2010)
I brought three bags in, but I must have left the fourth one on the front seat. from Another Year (2010)
I call it a trailer mounted tripod cable percussive boring unit. from Another Year (2010)
I can chill out now and have a nice little glass of wine. from Another Year (2010)
I can give you a description of the house, if you like? from Another Year (2010)
I can't cook. from Another Year (2010)
I can't just chuck her out. from Another Year (2010)
I can't remember. from Another Year (2010)
I can't remember. Five, ten years ago? from Another Year (2010)
I could come up and give you a hand, if you like. from Another Year (2010)
I could take a few days off work. from Another Year (2010)
I couldn't handle it. from Another Year (2010)
I couldn't wake up this morning. from Another Year (2010)
I didn't get to bed till five and then I couldn't sleep. from Another Year (2010)
I didn't know if it was going to be one of your big dinner parties, from Another Year (2010)
I didn't really eat anything yesterday. from Another Year (2010)
I do feel a bit guilty, though, but at the end of the day... from Another Year (2010)
I do. from Another Year (2010)
I don't cook. from Another Year (2010)
I don't fly. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know about that. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know what to do. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. I'll have to check my diary. from Another Year (2010)
I don't live in a house that's more than I need. from Another Year (2010)
I don't mind the grey hair. from Another Year (2010)
I don't really smoke. from Another Year (2010)
I don't suppose your son will help you. from Another Year (2010)
I don't think Gerri and Tom would mind. from Another Year (2010)
I don't think I really enjoyed history at school. from Another Year (2010)
I don't think my brother ever missed one home game. from Another Year (2010)
I don't think Ronnie can afford to go now, the price of season tickets. from Another Year (2010)
I expect you're looking forward to being a grandmother. from Another Year (2010)
I expect you're too capable. from Another Year (2010)
I feel a bit guilty. from Another Year (2010)
I feel like I'm being somebody else. from Another Year (2010)
I feel like Thelma and Louise. from Another Year (2010)
I feel really good behind the wheel, really special. from Another Year (2010)
I got in. I thought, that's great, that's done, from Another Year (2010)
I got it ever so cheap. I was really chuffed with myself from Another Year (2010)
I got my diploma. I look after the doctors. from Another Year (2010)
I got my first geologist's job in Western Australia in the outback. from Another Year (2010)
I got three points for speeding, at £60 each. from Another Year (2010)
I got towed away and I wasn't even parked on a double yellow line. from Another Year (2010)
I had a bit of a bad day. from Another Year (2010)
I had a really bad experience in a mini cab once. from Another Year (2010)
I had a really bad experience in a mini cab once. from Another Year (2010)
I had a really nice evening, actually. from Another Year (2010)
I had a wonderful time. They know how to enjoy themselves, the Aussies. from Another Year (2010)
I had my alcoholic tutor in again. from Another Year (2010)
I had some beans. from Another Year (2010)
I had to keep quiet, I got stuck with the home mob. from Another Year (2010)
I had too much to drink last night. from Another Year (2010)
I have a croissant if they haven't got any iced buns. from Another Year (2010)
I have good days and bad days like everyone else, but, hey! from Another Year (2010)
I have to smuggle it in. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't been for months. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't eaten since breakfast. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't got anything in mine. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't had any breakfast. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't lived in Derby for 40 years. from Another Year (2010)
I hear you're both excellent cooks. No pressure. from Another Year (2010)
I hear you're going to the Emerald Isle again, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
I hope he does. from Another Year (2010)
I hope it's not too hot. from Another Year (2010)
I just came on the spur of the moment. from Another Year (2010)
I just don't have those kind of feelings for you, Ken. I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
I just got up and came straight here. from Another Year (2010)
I just have the occasional one or two. from Another Year (2010)
I just wanted to say... from Another Year (2010)
I know it's not easy to talk about personal things. from Another Year (2010)
I know, Gerri, but you're allowed a couple of glasses, aren't you, Tanya? from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. from Another Year (2010)
I know. At least you'll be able to claim for your window. from Another Year (2010)
I know. How much sleep are you getting at night? from Another Year (2010)
I know. I've got enough food for her. from Another Year (2010)
I left him a message on his answerphone. from Another Year (2010)
I left home at two. I had to ask a policeman in the end, I got so lost. from Another Year (2010)
I let him palm me off with 5,000... nothing pounds from Another Year (2010)
I like to feel that I'm always there for you. from Another Year (2010)
I like to get on the train... from Another Year (2010)
I looked out the windows when we were in Lincolnshire, from Another Year (2010)
I lose count. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, don't get me wrong, it's not all rosy. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, even though the journey was a complete nightmare, from Another Year (2010)
I mean, every time I looked up, he was looking at me. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, he left me, but... from Another Year (2010)
I mean, I know I see you at work, from Another Year (2010)
I mean, I... from Another Year (2010)
I mean, I've got a little bit of money. Not a lot, but enough. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, just driving here today, I felt like a whole person. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, look what happened when I got divorced from that shit. from Another Year (2010)
I mean, who would I go on holiday with? from Another Year (2010)
I mean, you spend nearly 40 years trying to get people out of the dole queue and into jobs. from Another Year (2010)
I meet these older men, who want somebody younger, from Another Year (2010)
I might have known you'd pull a stunt like this. from Another Year (2010)
I might have to have a little bit of a lie down. from Another Year (2010)
I might move away somewhere else. from Another Year (2010)
I miss you. from Another Year (2010)
I must get it cut. from Another Year (2010)
I noticed. from Another Year (2010)
I saw this fucking tree. from Another Year (2010)
I seem to remember you got banned from a number of pubs in Hull from Another Year (2010)
I should have brought a bottle of wine. from Another Year (2010)
I sometimes wonder what he's doing. from Another Year (2010)
I still hope we might crash back through to the Premiership, at some point. from Another Year (2010)
I still think about that. from Another Year (2010)
I stop at the caff to pick up breakfast. from Another Year (2010)
I suddenly feel... from Another Year (2010)
I suppose so. from Another Year (2010)
I tell you what. from Another Year (2010)
I think I'm a bit overdressed for a Sunday morning. What do you think? from Another Year (2010)
I think I'm gonna have a cigarette before I eat this. from Another Year (2010)
I think it will do you some good. from Another Year (2010)
I think Joe knows what he's doing, actually. from Another Year (2010)
I think so, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
I think so. from Another Year (2010)
I think that can look quite distinguished on a man of his age, but... from Another Year (2010)
I think that's really sweet. from Another Year (2010)
I think there's room for improvement there, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
I think you'll find that we men are. from Another Year (2010)
I thought you were going to miss me out, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
I told him it was up to him. from Another Year (2010)
I told him when and where. from Another Year (2010)
I understand, sweetheart. from Another Year (2010)
I used to have a drink with Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
I used to work in Majorca. from Another Year (2010)
I usually get the bus, but if I'm late, I have to leg it, if I miss the bus. from Another Year (2010)
I want you to come out and see it later. from Another Year (2010)
I was falling down them, she was going up them. from Another Year (2010)
I was going to bring you some flowers, Gerri. I just couldn't find anywhere open. from Another Year (2010)
I was more Elvis. Jerry Lee Lewis. from Another Year (2010)
I was out and about, getting my hands dirty. from Another Year (2010)
I was ready for it. from Another Year (2010)
I wasn't manic, like him. from Another Year (2010)
I went nice and early, so it wouldn't be dark when I got back. from Another Year (2010)
I won't ask. from Another Year (2010)
I wouldn't fancy sleeping in a tent, thank you very much. from Another Year (2010)
I wouldn't say that. from Another Year (2010)
I... I... I just wanted to see them. from Another Year (2010)
I'd like my usual. from Another Year (2010)
I'd never want to do that. from Another Year (2010)
I'll be glad when this is over. from Another Year (2010)
I'll get you a beer, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
I'll have a smoke with you. from Another Year (2010)
I'll just run upstairs. Is that all right? from Another Year (2010)
I'll just take your blood pressure. from Another Year (2010)
I'll never forgive you for this. You know that, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
I'll put it on your bed. You're in Joe's room. from Another Year (2010)
I'll race you to the top. from Another Year (2010)
I'll ring him later. I'd love to see him. from Another Year (2010)
I'll say. from Another Year (2010)
I'll see you later, all right? from Another Year (2010)
I'll stay in the pubs, you do the walking. from Another Year (2010)
I'll stay in the pubs, you do the walking. from Another Year (2010)
I'll take you briefly through what is going to happen in court. from Another Year (2010)
I'll tell you what. from Another Year (2010)
I'm a friend of Gerri's. I work with her. from Another Year (2010)
I'm a Palace supporter myself, for my sins. from Another Year (2010)
I'm a very good listener. from Another Year (2010)
I'm breaking the law, officer. from Another Year (2010)
I'm dreading getting on that train Sunday night. I always do. from Another Year (2010)
I'm fed up with it, to be honest, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
I'm going to get a bottle of wine. from Another Year (2010)
I'm going to have to be honest with you. from Another Year (2010)
I'm going to run upstairs before we go on the journey. from Another Year (2010)
I'm happy. from Another Year (2010)
I'm here on my own. from Another Year (2010)
I'm just going to run upstairs. Is that all right? I won't be a minute. from Another Year (2010)
I'm living in a poky rented flat when I should have my own home at my age. from Another Year (2010)
I'm Mary. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not doing it on my own. There's a few of us. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not getting any. That's why I'm here. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not going to get a holiday this year. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not meeting the right people. I'm stuck in a rut. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not sure about this. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not telling you. from Another Year (2010)
I'm really sorry about this. from Another Year (2010)
I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
I'm sorry, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
I'm starving. from Another Year (2010)
I'm still not going to tell you. from Another Year (2010)
I've come to surprise you. from Another Year (2010)
I've found you a toothbrush. from Another Year (2010)
I've got my health, touch wood, I've got my independence. from Another Year (2010)
I've got my lovely little garden flat, a good job. from Another Year (2010)
I've got seven parking tickets... no, nine parking tickets. from Another Year (2010)
I've got some really nice stories, actually. from Another Year (2010)
I've got the longest scarf in the world. Sorry. from Another Year (2010)
I've had three punctures. from Another Year (2010)
I've no idea. from Another Year (2010)
If he pops out, give me a shout. from Another Year (2010)
If he thinks about me. I bet he does. from Another Year (2010)
If I got a cleaner in, she'd turn round, walk straight out again. from Another Year (2010)
If I might make so bold, I would suggest that the best plays with the worst, Jack. from Another Year (2010)
If you straighten it up and push up your sleeve... from Another Year (2010)
If you want to come... from Another Year (2010)
In fact, I'm not doing anything this weekend, so I'll get up really early, from Another Year (2010)
In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life, from Another Year (2010)
In this world and the next. from Another Year (2010)
In you go. from Another Year (2010)
Inexorably. from Another Year (2010)
Is Gerri in? from Another Year (2010)
Is he a good dad? from Another Year (2010)
Is he a nappy changer? from Another Year (2010)
Is he married? from Another Year (2010)
Is he now? from Another Year (2010)
Is he? from Another Year (2010)
Is it all right if I make one for myself? from Another Year (2010)
Is it your wife that's just passed away? from Another Year (2010)
Is she eating all right? I don't know, something like that. from Another Year (2010)
Is she gone? from Another Year (2010)
Is she? from Another Year (2010)
Is the sale of new cars. from Another Year (2010)
Ish. from Another Year (2010)
Isle of Wight Festival, 1968. from Another Year (2010)
It cost me nearly £500 and I never even got my weekend in Brighton. from Another Year (2010)
It doesn't get any easier. Job for a younger man, this. from Another Year (2010)
It is a surprise. Shall I take that from you? from Another Year (2010)
It keeps making funny noises. from Another Year (2010)
It leaves a nasty taste, doesn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It might give her a purpose in life. from Another Year (2010)
It might have been nice if you'd phoned first, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
It might take 20 minutes to turn up. We haven't got time. from Another Year (2010)
It must be really boring looking after old people. from Another Year (2010)
It rem... from Another Year (2010)
It reminded me of his funeral. from Another Year (2010)
It sounds amazing. What are you working on at the moment? from Another Year (2010)
It takes two to tango. from Another Year (2010)
It was a very nice service. from Another Year (2010)
It was him and a load of Australian cowboys. from Another Year (2010)
It was the year your mum died. from Another Year (2010)
It was very upsetting, actually. from Another Year (2010)
It was, wasn't it? Simple, straightforward. from Another Year (2010)
It will be brilliant for Christmas shopping. from Another Year (2010)
It'll be fine. from Another Year (2010)
It'll be good practice for me. from Another Year (2010)
It'll be signposted. from Another Year (2010)
It's a good job it didn't get pinched, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's a lovely little car. from Another Year (2010)
It's about this big, I think. from Another Year (2010)
It's all changed. from Another Year (2010)
It's all down to this. from Another Year (2010)
It's all right for you two, you've got each other. from Another Year (2010)
It's all right. Hurry up. Your train is going in a minute. from Another Year (2010)
It's been a pleasure, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
It's Carl. from Another Year (2010)
It's disappointing. from Another Year (2010)
It's exhausting all the time, just getting up and down the stairs, knocks her out. from Another Year (2010)
It's extraordinary. from Another Year (2010)
It's given me a lot of stress, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
It's going to rain again. from Another Year (2010)
It's got nothing to do with me. from Another Year (2010)
It's great to see you both. Cheers. from Another Year (2010)
It's hard, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's Joe. from Another Year (2010)
It's just I have to get back to work. from Another Year (2010)
It's just that the older you get, the more relevant it seems. from Another Year (2010)
It's lovely and clear. from Another Year (2010)
It's lovely the way you and Tom do everything together. from Another Year (2010)
It's lovely to see you, Joe. I'll see you soon, I hope. from Another Year (2010)
It's messy, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's my little present to me. from Another Year (2010)
It's never too late, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
It's nice when that happens, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's not fair. from Another Year (2010)
It's not your fault, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
It's obviously serious. from Another Year (2010)
It's only me! from Another Year (2010)
It's peaceful here. from Another Year (2010)
It's really lovely to be here. from Another Year (2010)
It's really lovely to have someone to talk to. from Another Year (2010)
It's so exciting, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's so lovely having you next to me, Joe, telling me where to go and what to do. from Another Year (2010)
It's the young person's prerogative to be noisy. from Another Year (2010)
It's tragic. from Another Year (2010)
It's very kind of you, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Jack and Janey. from Another Year (2010)
Janet, I want to help you. That's why we're here. from Another Year (2010)
Joe and I have shared some really special moments, haven't we? from Another Year (2010)
Joe and Katie will be all right. They can handle her. from Another Year (2010)
Joe Hepple, nice to meet you. from Another Year (2010)
Joe likes her. from Another Year (2010)
Joe used to love it here. from Another Year (2010)
Joe, is there another chair in there? from Another Year (2010)
Joe! from Another Year (2010)
Just because of that Steve. He's a right fascist. from Another Year (2010)
Just follow me this way, please. from Another Year (2010)
Just for a few days, a week. from Another Year (2010)
Just get my boots off. from Another Year (2010)
Just here will do. from Another Year (2010)
Just like his dad. from Another Year (2010)
Just to wait for them? from Another Year (2010)
Just turns up out of the blue, doesn't he? from Another Year (2010)
Katie. from Another Year (2010)
Katie. from Another Year (2010)
Ken, we like you. from Another Year (2010)
Ken? from Another Year (2010)
Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Let's talk about it on Tuesday. from Another Year (2010)
Life's not always kind, is it? from Another Year (2010)
Like Gerri was what? from Another Year (2010)
Linda's heartbroken. from Another Year (2010)
Live life while you can. Don't think about tomorrow. from Another Year (2010)
Loads of times. Gerri's always giving me stuff, aren't you, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Look after yourself, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
Look at the food in this fridge. from Another Year (2010)
Look at you! from Another Year (2010)
Looks good. from Another Year (2010)
Lovely. I'll make some tea. from Another Year (2010)
Mary, I wasn't angry with you. I just felt you'd let me down. from Another Year (2010)
Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Mary's here. from Another Year (2010)
Mate, got to get your train. We should get cracking. I'll run you to the station. from Another Year (2010)
Matt's getting married. from Another Year (2010)
May God give you his comfort and his peace, his light and his joy, from Another Year (2010)
May God give you his comfort and his peace, his light and his joy, from Another Year (2010)
Maybe I did. from Another Year (2010)
Maybe, but it might not solve your problem. from Another Year (2010)
Me and my best friend, Monica. from Another Year (2010)
Mm! from Another Year (2010)
Mm! Oh, no, hey. from Another Year (2010)
Mm. from Another Year (2010)
Mm. from Another Year (2010)
Mm. from Another Year (2010)
Mm. from Another Year (2010)
More cars! More cars! At least I'm buying an old car. from Another Year (2010)
Most of my friends have gone. from Another Year (2010)
Mr Gupta? from Another Year (2010)
My car broke down. It had to be towed away. from Another Year (2010)
My exhaust has fallen off. I had to get a new one. My carburettor went. from Another Year (2010)
My goodness. from Another Year (2010)
My looks work against me. from Another Year (2010)
My supervisor. from Another Year (2010)
My two favourite men. from Another Year (2010)
Nah, no, no, no, no. from Another Year (2010)
Nah. from Another Year (2010)
Need a bit more than that, though, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
Nepal, trekking in Nepal. The beach at Goa. from Another Year (2010)
Never come between a mother and her son. from Another Year (2010)
Nice. from Another Year (2010)
No breakthroughs? from Another Year (2010)
No financial problems? from Another Year (2010)
No government wants to increase the duty on aviation fuel. from Another Year (2010)
No, but I'm really comfortable with where I am in my life, as you know. from Another Year (2010)
No, but it was lovely having a lie in on my day off. from Another Year (2010)
No, but these kids, they're just bloody noisy. from Another Year (2010)
No, but what I mean is, he doesn't want to rush into anything. from Another Year (2010)
No, I don't think so. from Another Year (2010)
No, I don't, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
No, I investigate the ground beneath our feet from Another Year (2010)
No, I love it. from Another Year (2010)
No, I never had you down as one of nature's Girl Guides, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
No, I wasn't sure what to wear. from Another Year (2010)
No, I won't. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'm all right, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'm great, actually. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'm not one for culture. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'm not, actually. from Another Year (2010)
No, I've had a couple. Oh, go on, just a smidgeon. from Another Year (2010)
No, it isn't, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
No, it keeps a girl happy, though. from Another Year (2010)
No, it's all right, Ken. I can pour my own wine, thank you very much. from Another Year (2010)
No, it's all right. I'll have one of mine. from Another Year (2010)
No, Mature woman with cat. from Another Year (2010)
No, Maturish. We don't want to put them off, do we? from Another Year (2010)
No, no. You're all right. from Another Year (2010)
No, not in the same way. from Another Year (2010)
No, she went off with her sister. You remember? from Another Year (2010)
No, still quiet on that front. from Another Year (2010)
No, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
No, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
No, that's Paul. from Another Year (2010)
No, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
No, what I mean is, that's all right. You're comfortable with that. from Another Year (2010)
No. from Another Year (2010)
No. from Another Year (2010)
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No. from Another Year (2010)
No. from Another Year (2010)
No. from Another Year (2010)
No. I don't know what that's got to do with it. from Another Year (2010)
No. Me and my dad used to stand with him on the terraces. from Another Year (2010)
No. No. from Another Year (2010)
No. They'd guarantee the labour for three months, but not the parts. Bastards. from Another Year (2010)
No. You're right. from Another Year (2010)
Nobody...? from Another Year (2010)
None from you, either. from Another Year (2010)
None of your business. All I need is a good night's sleep from Another Year (2010)
Nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation from Another Year (2010)
Nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, from Another Year (2010)
Not any more, they're not. from Another Year (2010)
Not as long as that, no. from Another Year (2010)
Not environmentally. from Another Year (2010)
Not lost your sense of humour, then? from Another Year (2010)
Not me. I'm talking about you lot in the caring professions. from Another Year (2010)
Nothing changes. from Another Year (2010)
Nothing you want to share with me? from Another Year (2010)
Now, I will give you something to help you sleep but just enough for a week. from Another Year (2010)
Now, you're obviously anxious, and a little depressed. from Another Year (2010)
Obviously, it's a sizeable correspondence from Another Year (2010)
Of being free from the tyranny of regular employment. from Another Year (2010)
Of course you could. It was three streets away. from Another Year (2010)
Off we go. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, are they? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, aye? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, beg your pardon, Mrs Pankhurst. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, brilliant. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, but, yeah, you wanna be careful, Joe, because... from Another Year (2010)
Oh, bye, then. But lovely to see you. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, do you know Ken? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, don't remind me! I'm really guilty about that. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, for God's sake. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, God, I didn't lock it. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, God, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, God. All right. Let me pull in. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, good. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, great. Has he got a girlfriend? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, hasn't he grown? He's got ever so big. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, have they gone to the allotment? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, he's asleep. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, he's back. That was quick, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, here comes Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, hi. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, how are you, Joe? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I don't know. Anyway... my windscreen wiper got ripped off. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I don't think so. I tried making a fruit cake once. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'll be all right. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm not going to burgle you or anything. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm so stupid. Why do I always spoil everything? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm so stupid. Why do I always spoil everything? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't recognise him. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I'm sure you contribute. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, is he? Matt with the guitar? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, it's all right. You don't have to answer that. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, it's coming out my ears. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, it's lovely having your dinner cooked for you. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Joe, we must go out and have a drink one night. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, let's not open that can of worms. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, lovely. Thank you, Gerri. Give my love to that lovely Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Mathew! from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Matt, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, but he was very, very, sexy, Gerri. Do you know what I mean? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, don't remind me about that, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, go on, then. For old time's sake. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, I don't want to do that. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, I know it isn't, Joe, from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, the journey was all right. It's the car. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, oh. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, please, I'll take you anywhere you want. I'll take you home. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, same old, same old. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, so you think it was my fault, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, sorry to hear that. Oh, I'm starving. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, sorry, Tom. I'm in your way. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, sorry. Where's Janey? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, stop it. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, stroke rehab. I thought you said straight rehab. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, tasty. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, thank you, Tom. That's what all the boys say. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, thanks for saving me that breakfast. It was really delicious. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, thanks, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, this is my second one, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Tom, sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, we can stay in here, can't we? They won't know. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, we really miss you at work, don't we, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, well, I don't know. Something small and... red. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, well, I thought you wouldn't mind cos we're outside. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, well, onwards and upwards. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, what you mean...? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, I can take them on the tube. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, I know, yeah. Well, that's boys' stuff, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, that's right. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, they're both gone now. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. All right? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. And it'll follow the path of the Thames for 20 miles, from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah. My friend used to roll her own. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, you mean... from Another Year (2010)
Oh, your first day! from Another Year (2010)
Oh! from Another Year (2010)
Oh! from Another Year (2010)
Oh! from Another Year (2010)
Oh! I stayed up watching the film. from Another Year (2010)
Oh! I'm sorry, I just had to have a cigarette from Another Year (2010)
Oh! It still smells the same. from Another Year (2010)
Oh! No need to slam the door. from Another Year (2010)
Oh. from Another Year (2010)
Oh. from Another Year (2010)
Oh. from Another Year (2010)
Oh. from Another Year (2010)
Oh... Come here. from Another Year (2010)
Oh... Oh, no, they don't. from Another Year (2010)
Ohh! from Another Year (2010)
Oi, where are you going? from Another Year (2010)
OK, if you just lean forward and take a few deep breaths, in through your mouth. from Another Year (2010)
OK, now we've opened all these letters, from Another Year (2010)
OK. from Another Year (2010)
OK. from Another Year (2010)
OK. from Another Year (2010)
OK. It's just going to go tight. from Another Year (2010)
On a Friday night, everybody would go to the pub for a drink, go for a curry. from Another Year (2010)
On a scale of one to ten... from Another Year (2010)
On the back there's numbers, like 1.6 or 1.9. from Another Year (2010)
One day. from Another Year (2010)
Only I've just had a bad experience on the tube. from Another Year (2010)
Ooh, about 20 years, haven't we, Mary? from Another Year (2010)
Ooh, I don't know. Why? Do you give names to things? from Another Year (2010)
Ooh. from Another Year (2010)
Or not, as the case may be. from Another Year (2010)
Or straight men, who tried being gay, but want to be rehabilitated into straight. from Another Year (2010)
Other way round, isn't it? Parts for three months, not labour. from Another Year (2010)
Our house used to shake. from Another Year (2010)
Ours did. They all did. from Another Year (2010)
Pass me the parsley. from Another Year (2010)
Plastic Penny. from Another Year (2010)
Pow! What are you going to do with me, eh? from Another Year (2010)
Pub culture. from Another Year (2010)
Pub. from Another Year (2010)
Pyjamas. Get some shirts. from Another Year (2010)
Really liberated. from Another Year (2010)
Really upsetting. from Another Year (2010)
Remember Plastic Penny? from Another Year (2010)
Right, well, we'd... best be started. from Another Year (2010)
Right. from Another Year (2010)
Right. from Another Year (2010)
Right. from Another Year (2010)
Right. from Another Year (2010)
Right. from Another Year (2010)
Robert Saunter. I shall be taking the service. from Another Year (2010)
Ronnie. Tom's my brother. from Another Year (2010)
Satisfied? from Another Year (2010)
Say hello. Don't mind the funny lady. from Another Year (2010)
Say, your daughter, and said, I haven't been sleeping for months. from Another Year (2010)
See, I got married in my 20s and, granted he was the wrong man, from Another Year (2010)
Seeing as he's been in hospital for the past ten weeks. from Another Year (2010)
Serious, we'll go in the autumn. from Another Year (2010)
Shall I take your coats, ladies? from Another Year (2010)
She could do with losing a few pounds, but she's not getting any exercise, so... from Another Year (2010)
She knew you were coming, so she baked a cake! from Another Year (2010)
She looks after stroke victims and the elderly. from Another Year (2010)
She passed the test. from Another Year (2010)
She was a lovely lady. from Another Year (2010)
She were dead when I woke up. from Another Year (2010)
She's a bit under the weather this afternoon. from Another Year (2010)
She's almost like an auntie to him. from Another Year (2010)
She's something else. from Another Year (2010)
Shoes, clothes, jewellery, my knick knacky things. from Another Year (2010)
Should I stop recycling, then, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Sit yourself down, Mary. Help yourself to another drink. from Another Year (2010)
Sleeping tablets won't make it go away. We need to find the cause. from Another Year (2010)
Small and red? Well, that narrows it down. from Another Year (2010)
So anything we do is a piss in the ocean. from Another Year (2010)
So have you two worked together for a long time? from Another Year (2010)
So how long's this been going on for? from Another Year (2010)
So I had to go to the cash point on Wednesday and Thursday and Friday. from Another Year (2010)
So I want you to come back and speak to our counsellor. from Another Year (2010)
So where's Carl? from Another Year (2010)
So which course did you do? Secretarial? from Another Year (2010)
So, hang on. When did he stay with us in London? from Another Year (2010)
So, I couldn't collect it till after work on Friday. from Another Year (2010)
So, I had to get the train home and then the train back to Crawley the next day from Another Year (2010)
So, I hear you're a massive Derby fan, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
So, I rush out and my window's been smashed. from Another Year (2010)
So, I spent the whole of my lunch break on Friday sorting that out from Another Year (2010)
So, I'll... Excuse me. from Another Year (2010)
So, I've got nine points on my driving licence. from Another Year (2010)
So, is it every man for himself or are we having teams? from Another Year (2010)
So, is there anyone special in your life at the moment, Joe? from Another Year (2010)
So, it's quite a big number. from Another Year (2010)
So, this father and son team. from Another Year (2010)
So, we didn't have to do it on a really tight budget. from Another Year (2010)
So, what is it you do, then, Jackie? from Another Year (2010)
So, when are we going to have this drink? from Another Year (2010)
So, when are you inviting her round next? from Another Year (2010)
So, when's it going to be your turn? from Another Year (2010)
So, will you give me some sleeping tablets? from Another Year (2010)
Sod all. from Another Year (2010)
Some of us already are. from Another Year (2010)
Some people could just hitch, but we could get buses and trains. from Another Year (2010)
Some people wear a ring. from Another Year (2010)
Sometimes. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry I'm late. I'm sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry I'm such a mess. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry, I got carried away. I didn't mean to. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry. He made me hide behind the door. from Another Year (2010)
Sort my winter clothes into plastic bags and shove them under the bed. from Another Year (2010)
Sort myself out, ta. from Another Year (2010)
Sort what out? from Another Year (2010)
Sounds nice. from Another Year (2010)
Sounds to me like he was a duplicitous shit. from Another Year (2010)
Spain. Nightmare. from Another Year (2010)
Start again. from Another Year (2010)
Stay in nice pubs along the way. What do you reckon? from Another Year (2010)
Still on your own, are you? from Another Year (2010)
Still, it's been really good to meet you both, though, and we had a lovely lunch. from Another Year (2010)
Stood me up, the bitch. from Another Year (2010)
Stroke rehab. from Another Year (2010)
Suppose the boot was on the other foot, and someone came to you, from Another Year (2010)
Surprised you passed the test. I'd have got rid of you on the spot. from Another Year (2010)
Sweetheart, I'll do more than shout. from Another Year (2010)
Ta ta. from Another Year (2010)
Ta. from Another Year (2010)
Take as long as it takes. from Another Year (2010)
Take your time. from Another Year (2010)
Takes me back. from Another Year (2010)
Tanya, GP from work. from Another Year (2010)
Teams. from Another Year (2010)
Tell you what. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you, Katie. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you, Mary, but I'm fine. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. God bless you. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks for coming. Sorry about this. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, mate. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, Mum. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks. from Another Year (2010)
That a couple of months of proper sleep would sort it out. from Another Year (2010)
That doesn't count. Everybody gets takeaways. from Another Year (2010)
That they may be conformed to his glorious body, from Another Year (2010)
That was supposed to be my summer holiday. from Another Year (2010)
That's all right. from Another Year (2010)
That's correct. Rent a cottage, take the car. from Another Year (2010)
That's exactly why I'm getting it. from Another Year (2010)
That's great. from Another Year (2010)
That's just calling a spade a spade, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
That's the spirit. from Another Year (2010)
That's the spirit. from Another Year (2010)
That's what you wanted, wasn't it, Ronnie? Nothing fancy. from Another Year (2010)
The aptly named. from Another Year (2010)
The geologist stands on the beach from Another Year (2010)
The only time I went on holiday was with Pam. from Another Year (2010)
The question is, if he'll turn up. from Another Year (2010)
The sleeping. from Another Year (2010)
The what? from Another Year (2010)
The wonderful thing was, because I'd been in... two years working in Australia, from Another Year (2010)
Then we'll put you on the train back home. from Another Year (2010)
Then, of course, there's yourself, sir. The guest of honour. from Another Year (2010)
There you are, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
There you go. from Another Year (2010)
There you go. from Another Year (2010)
There you go. from Another Year (2010)
There's another one coming up behind us. You can't wait. from Another Year (2010)
There's food out here when you want it. from Another Year (2010)
There's glass everywhere from Another Year (2010)
There's nobody, let's face it. from Another Year (2010)
There's nothing for me in Hull any more. from Another Year (2010)
There's wine on it. from Another Year (2010)
These bars, you know, they're full of young people shouting about nothing. from Another Year (2010)
They didn't say nothing. from Another Year (2010)
They don't like old fogies. from Another Year (2010)
They don't want to know. from Another Year (2010)
They invite me a lot. We're really old friends. from Another Year (2010)
They said it wasn't worth repairing. They gave me 20 quid for it. from Another Year (2010)
They seem to connect. from Another Year (2010)
They were a nice couple of guys. I think they were brothers. from Another Year (2010)
They were all right. from Another Year (2010)
They'll be back soon. from Another Year (2010)
They're coming round later. from Another Year (2010)
Think about it. from Another Year (2010)
This car's been a catalogue of disaster, hasn't it? from Another Year (2010)
This cheese is gorgeous, though. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
This could be the making of you, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
This is a lovely big kitchen, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
This is a surprise. How are you? from Another Year (2010)
This is for you, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
This is my brother, Ronnie, Linda's husband. from Another Year (2010)
This is my brother, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
This is Robert, your minister. from Another Year (2010)
This little car is going to change my life. from Another Year (2010)
This monster hid this young lady behind the sitting room door. from Another Year (2010)
This must have been a bit of a shock for you. from Another Year (2010)
This way. from Another Year (2010)
Those are my carbon footprints, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Those who believe in me, even though they die, will live. from Another Year (2010)
To find out what time I was going to go round with the money. from Another Year (2010)
To him be glory forever. from Another Year (2010)
To London. from Another Year (2010)
To state the bleeding obvious. from Another Year (2010)
To test the feasibility of various engineering and building projects. from Another Year (2010)
Tom! from Another Year (2010)
Tom? from Another Year (2010)
Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Tom's been to Brazil, digging his holes. from Another Year (2010)
Tom's got a nice face, too. from Another Year (2010)
Too much information. from Another Year (2010)
Touch wood. from Another Year (2010)
Tried it a few times. from Another Year (2010)
Unfortunately. from Another Year (2010)
Up to 80 metres underground. from Another Year (2010)
Very kind. from Another Year (2010)
Very nice. from Another Year (2010)
Very sad. from Another Year (2010)
Very sad. from Another Year (2010)
Was he? from Another Year (2010)
Was she nice? from Another Year (2010)
We best get going. from Another Year (2010)
We came down to London, didn't we? For about nine months. from Another Year (2010)
We got the boat from Fremantle to Singapore from Another Year (2010)
We had a barbeque that day, didn't we? from Another Year (2010)
We had some tomatoes from Tom and Gerri's allotment. Have you tasted them? from Another Year (2010)
We have entrusted our sister, Linda Margaret, to God's mercy, from Another Year (2010)
We have to go out there. from Another Year (2010)
We haven't got time for this. from Another Year (2010)
We look after old people, don't we, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
We met on our first day at university in Manchester. from Another Year (2010)
We stay cheerful, you know? We don't let things get us down. from Another Year (2010)
We used to. from Another Year (2010)
We were in the same halls of residence. from Another Year (2010)
We were noisy, weren't we? from Another Year (2010)
We'd both been stood up by our dates. from Another Year (2010)
We'll be off soon. from Another Year (2010)
We'll be part of history soon. from Another Year (2010)
We'll find you a T shirt again. from Another Year (2010)
We'll just finish these. from Another Year (2010)
We'll put the case to the judge... from Another Year (2010)
We'll see you there, then. from Another Year (2010)
We'll see you when we see you. from Another Year (2010)
We're all fine. from Another Year (2010)
We're expecting Ronnie's son, Carl, to be here, from Another Year (2010)
We're going back to the house, to your mum's. from Another Year (2010)
We're going to the Ring of Kerry. from Another Year (2010)
We've brought back some lovely tomatoes. from Another Year (2010)
We've learnt to live with it over the years. from Another Year (2010)
We've saved you some food, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
We've seen a few off from there, haven't we? from Another Year (2010)
Well, a lot of my friends are getting married. from Another Year (2010)
Well, have a lovely day together, all of you. from Another Year (2010)
Well, he's only young, isn't he? from Another Year (2010)
Well, I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I don't know. We'll have to see. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I don't like it. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I don't really smoke, normally. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I hope so. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I think you should. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I'd best be off. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I'll come and find you if I need you. from Another Year (2010)
Well, it's small and red. It's what you asked for. from Another Year (2010)
Well, let's hope so. from Another Year (2010)
Well, that's beside the point. You need independent, professional help. from Another Year (2010)
Well, that's up to him. from Another Year (2010)
Well, the good news is, Mary, I've made a cake in your honour. from Another Year (2010)
Well, the thing is, Joe, you're young. You still want to be out there, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
Well, we all grow old. from Another Year (2010)
Well, we all have to make choices, don't we? from Another Year (2010)
Well, we might have to look at that, mightn't we? from Another Year (2010)
Well, we think of you as his auntie. from Another Year (2010)
Well, we'll try and leave it as we find it. from Another Year (2010)
Well, what about the airlines? from Another Year (2010)
Well, what can you do, Tom? from Another Year (2010)
Well, why not? from Another Year (2010)
Well, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Well, you are, aren't you? from Another Year (2010)
Well, you know. from Another Year (2010)
Well, you're here now. from Another Year (2010)
Well... from Another Year (2010)
What about at home? from Another Year (2010)
What am I doing this for? Save my mam the trouble? from Another Year (2010)
What are we going to do with you, then, eh? from Another Year (2010)
What are you doing here, you daft bugger? from Another Year (2010)
What are you doing riding on the pavement, young man? from Another Year (2010)
What are you going to call this car? from Another Year (2010)
What CC is your car? from Another Year (2010)
What do you do? from Another Year (2010)
What do you mean? from Another Year (2010)
What do you reckon to Derby's chances? from Another Year (2010)
What do you reckon? from Another Year (2010)
What do you think, Tom? from Another Year (2010)
What else would you say? from Another Year (2010)
What else you been up to? from Another Year (2010)
What is the one thing that would improve your life, apart from sleep? from Another Year (2010)
What makes you think I'm a secretary? from Another Year (2010)
What thanks do you get? I'm sick of it! from Another Year (2010)
What was your wife's name? from Another Year (2010)
What would you ask her? from Another Year (2010)
What would you do with your time if you retired, Ken? from Another Year (2010)
What would you say to them? from Another Year (2010)
What would you say was the happiest moment in your life? from Another Year (2010)
What, for gay men who are on the turn? from Another Year (2010)
What, not even little Percy? from Another Year (2010)
What, sowing my wild oats? from Another Year (2010)
What? from Another Year (2010)
What? from Another Year (2010)
What? from Another Year (2010)
What? from Another Year (2010)
What's for supper? from Another Year (2010)
What's it about? from Another Year (2010)
What's straight rehab? from Another Year (2010)
What's straight rehab? from Another Year (2010)
What's your name? from Another Year (2010)
Whatever happened to that drink we were gonna have? from Another Year (2010)
Whatever it takes. from Another Year (2010)
When did we last see him? from Another Year (2010)
When he can be bothered. from Another Year (2010)
When I started at work, we'd all socialise together. from Another Year (2010)
When my dad was in the home, I'd go to Derby, he was always in the pub. from Another Year (2010)
When they find out that... from Another Year (2010)
When was the last time you sat on a bike? from Another Year (2010)
When was the last time you saw Carl? from Another Year (2010)
When you were a young person. from Another Year (2010)
When your children were born? from Another Year (2010)
Where's the stag do this time? Buenos Aires? from Another Year (2010)
Which is going to alleviate the pressure on London's Victorian sewage system. from Another Year (2010)
Which is great, I couldn't do that before I had the car. from Another Year (2010)
Which is the last place I want to go, because I grew up there and I hate it. from Another Year (2010)
Whilst the geologist's wife stands on the beach from Another Year (2010)
Who died, was buried and rose again for us. from Another Year (2010)
Who else is coming to the barbeque? from Another Year (2010)
Who else is coming to the barbeque? from Another Year (2010)
Who keep their lights on all night in empty office blocks. from Another Year (2010)
Who sorted all this lot out? from Another Year (2010)
Who will transform our frail bodies from Another Year (2010)
Who's that a knocking on my door? from Another Year (2010)
Why couldn't you wait? from Another Year (2010)
Why do I always get it wrong, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
Why don't I have a word with one of my colleagues? from Another Year (2010)
Why don't you come back with us? from Another Year (2010)
Why don't you help me lay the table? from Another Year (2010)
Will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. from Another Year (2010)
With her back to the cliffs looking at the sea. from Another Year (2010)
With his back to the sea and looks at the cliffs from Another Year (2010)
With his girlfriend? from Another Year (2010)
Would you like me to make you a cup of tea? from Another Year (2010)
Would you like some salad, Ken? from Another Year (2010)
Would you like to stay for a bite to eat? from Another Year (2010)
Wouldn't mind a cigarette, though. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, because I thought you went there, didn't you, the two of you, Argentina? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, but, you know. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I am and I like it like that, you know. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I did my big weekly supermarket shop yesterday, from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I did. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I know, I know. It's all my own fault. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I know. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I know. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I know. Very fragile, in't he, your brother? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I wouldn't mind having the recipe for that. I've never baked a cake before. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I'll be all right. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I'll see you soon, then. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I'm all right. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I'm not going to introduce you to everyone though. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I'm really well, thanks, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, it's a nightmare. I had to come on the tube. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, Saint Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, we could have a drink. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, we just gone through. This is the fourth, so I reckon, what, 17½? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, well, we've known each other a while, haven't we? We're old friends. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, well... from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, right. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, you know. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, you're all right. Go on. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, you're all right. Go on. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah? from Another Year (2010)
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Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. But, they wanted cash. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Chef/boyfriend required for gorgeous girl. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Did he go to the funeral? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Got a few things to sort out. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. It took us seven months, I think. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. We spent Christmas on the beach. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yep, that's one of the advantages from Another Year (2010)
Yep, yeah. Watch and learn, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, and I know you apologised. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, but will you see the counsellor? from Another Year (2010)
Yes, but, Tom... from Another Year (2010)
Yes, I know. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, I'm Tom Hepple. I think we spoke on the phone. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, London clay. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, Mary, I'm fine. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, Mary, they do. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, of course. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yet we're constantly told that the measure of a thriving economy from Another Year (2010)
You and me, we'll walk from Edale to Matlock Bath. from Another Year (2010)
You and me, we'll walk from Edale to Matlock Bath. from Another Year (2010)
You are going deaf. from Another Year (2010)
You are stuck in a rut. That's why you can't face retirement. from Another Year (2010)
You are welcome. from Another Year (2010)
You can give them both a lift. All in the same direction. from Another Year (2010)
You can make an appointment at reception. All right? from Another Year (2010)
You can never tell with chillies. from Another Year (2010)
You can't drive a car without insurance. It's illegal. from Another Year (2010)
You can't go on like this, that's for sure. from Another Year (2010)
You can't take it back to the guys you got it from? from Another Year (2010)
You can't walk around with a label saying, from Another Year (2010)
You could hear the roar of the crowd from the front room. from Another Year (2010)
You could put an ad in the paper Chef wanted. from Another Year (2010)
You could try a cultural holiday. from Another Year (2010)
You didn't get your arse in gear, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
You didn't say you were having lunch. from Another Year (2010)
You don't really bother when you're by yourself. from Another Year (2010)
You employed a cleaner yet? from Another Year (2010)
You get takeaways, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
You get to a certain age... I can't go to the places I used to. from Another Year (2010)
You get to know them really well and, well... from Another Year (2010)
You get used to it though, Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
You got kids? from Another Year (2010)
You gotta get it sorted out, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
You have to take responsibility for your actions. from Another Year (2010)
You know. from Another Year (2010)
You look like Tom. from Another Year (2010)
You look like you're fit to burst. from Another Year (2010)
You mean, is he worthy of her? from Another Year (2010)
You might as well, until you feel a bit better. from Another Year (2010)
You must come again. Now you don't know the way. from Another Year (2010)
You need to talk to somebody. from Another Year (2010)
You see, I can't afford to buy my car and have a holiday. from Another Year (2010)
You see, I like just taking off and escaping, don't I, Gerri? from Another Year (2010)
You see, the thing about you and me is that we've always just sort of clicked. from Another Year (2010)
You should come out and have a drink with us sometime, me and your mum. from Another Year (2010)
You shouldn't drive if you're drinking. from Another Year (2010)
You sit there, Mr Gupta, and... l'll pop you there. from Another Year (2010)
You sit yourself down. from Another Year (2010)
You sure you don't want some tea? from Another Year (2010)
You think about it for a moment. from Another Year (2010)
You think it's going to stop, don't you? from Another Year (2010)
You used to leave Carl at your mum's on a Saturday afternoon. Remember? from Another Year (2010)
You were a naughty boy. from Another Year (2010)
You won't be. We've got plenty of food. from Another Year (2010)
You wouldn't tell me what was in it. from Another Year (2010)
You'd be much happier. from Another Year (2010)
You'd better get a move on. from Another Year (2010)
You'd better stay the night. from Another Year (2010)
You're a good bloke, you're good on the darts, from Another Year (2010)
You're a good cook. from Another Year (2010)
You're a sight for sore eyes. from Another Year (2010)
You're absolutely right, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
You're coming for supper on Saturday. from Another Year (2010)
You're joking, aren't you? from Another Year (2010)
You're like me. from Another Year (2010)
You're nice and slim. from Another Year (2010)
You're on. from Another Year (2010)
You're perfect. Gorgeous in every way. from Another Year (2010)
You're perfect. Gorgeous in every way. from Another Year (2010)
You're your own woman. The world's your oyster. from Another Year (2010)
You've already met my knee, then? from Another Year (2010)
You've been there before, haven't you? from Another Year (2010)
You've been to the Greek Islands, haven't you, Mary? from Another Year (2010)
You've built whole motorways, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
You've got a nice face. from Another Year (2010)
You've got to understand that. from Another Year (2010)
You've had too much to drink, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
You've taken your time to come and see me, haven't you? from Another Year (2010)
Young people, young people. Everything's for young people. from Another Year (2010)
Your blood pressure is slightly up, but I'm not overly concerned about that. from Another Year (2010)
Your dad's coming home with us for a couple of days. from Another Year (2010)
Your kids will enjoy playing in here, won't they? from Another Year (2010)
Your mum gave me a pot of basil. Smell that. from Another Year (2010)
Your nicest memory. from Another Year (2010)
35, looks 12, treats me like a child. Bloody graduate. from Another Year (2010)
60? from Another Year (2010)
64? Blimey, he's older than me. from Another Year (2010)
70? from Another Year (2010)
1896, penny farthing. from Another Year (2010)
1979. from Another Year (2010)
'Ey up, Carl. Excuse me, mate. from Another Year (2010)
'Ey up. Hiya. from Another Year (2010)
17½? It's got to be a scour hollow. Probably. from Another Year (2010)
25, with traffic. Are you hungry? I am. from Another Year (2010)
A different life. A different life. from Another Year (2010)
A long time. A year? from Another Year (2010)
A pleasure. Lovely to meet you. You, too. from Another Year (2010)
About quarter to ten? Yeah, 9:50. from Another Year (2010)
Afghanistan. Iran. Turkey. from Another Year (2010)
Ah, brilliant. What are we having to drink? from Another Year (2010)
Ah, the bonding of the jilted. Something like that. from Another Year (2010)
Ah! It's nothing special. from Another Year (2010)
Aha! Aha! from Another Year (2010)
Aha! Aha! from Another Year (2010)
All right, Mick? All right. from Another Year (2010)
Almost a pensioner. He'll be past it now, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
And a tea cosy on my head. Come and meet Ronnie. from Another Year (2010)
and I know you don't like the smell. Don't be daft. from Another Year (2010)
And what are you looking at? I'm looking at you, Carl. from Another Year (2010)
And what do they do, Katie? Oh, my dad's a postman from Another Year (2010)
And you can't cook. No. Well, I can a bit. from Another Year (2010)
Apart from that, how are you doing? I still feel like shit. from Another Year (2010)
Are they still at home with you? Son is, works with his father. from Another Year (2010)
Are you all ready? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right, Gerri? Yes, Mary, I'm fine. from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right? I'm great. How are you? from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you all right? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you going to change? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you knackered? I'm ready for bed. from Another Year (2010)
Are you local, then, Frank? Aye, aye, I'm just a few streets down. from Another Year (2010)
Are you ready? Yeah. Yeah, go on. from Another Year (2010)
Are you sure? I'll be fine. I could do with a walk. from Another Year (2010)
Are you sure? Yeah, and then that's it. from Another Year (2010)
Are you sure? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you sure? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Are you surprised? Of course I am. from Another Year (2010)
Are you working? Don't need an interrogation. from Another Year (2010)
Are you? Mm. from Another Year (2010)
Are you? Yeah, I've decided it's about time. from Another Year (2010)
Are you? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Aren't you? Am I? from Another Year (2010)
As long as you cleaned the sheets. No, I didn't. Is that a problem? from Another Year (2010)
At choo! I knew it! from Another Year (2010)
At the Royal Free. That's a great hospital. from Another Year (2010)
Aye, go on, then. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Aye, we have over the years. Aye. from Another Year (2010)
Barbie on the beach? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Beautiful. In the Marais area. Oh, yeah? from Another Year (2010)
Bit of a mess, but it suits me. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Bugger off! Hello, Tom, mate. from Another Year (2010)
But it's not really my thing. No, it's not. from Another Year (2010)
Bye bye, Sam. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye Joe. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, Joe. Yeah, take care. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, Katie. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, then. OK, bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye, then. Bye. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Bye. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Bye. See you soon. from Another Year (2010)
Can I come in the middle? Of course you can. from Another Year (2010)
Can I get you a drink? Got one somewhere. from Another Year (2010)
Can I have a little glass, please? Sure? from Another Year (2010)
Can I take your things? Yeah, cheers. from Another Year (2010)
Can I top you up? No, I'm going now, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Can you cook? Nah. from Another Year (2010)
Can you process these for me? Oh, well, seeing as it's you. from Another Year (2010)
Can't or won't? Mm? from Another Year (2010)
Can't you? No. from Another Year (2010)
Carl. What? from Another Year (2010)
Carl's 41. Bloody hell. from Another Year (2010)
Come and sit down, Mary. Have a seat, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Corfu. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Delicious. Present for you. from Another Year (2010)
Did she? Shut it. from Another Year (2010)
Did you care for her, Carl? Tom? from Another Year (2010)
Did you? I beg your pardon? from Another Year (2010)
Did you? Yeah, a free spirit. from Another Year (2010)
Didn't you get the manure? Compost. from Another Year (2010)
Didn't you? No. from Another Year (2010)
Dingle Bay. Oh, lovely. from Another Year (2010)
Do you recognise Joe? I've grown a bit. from Another Year (2010)
Do you smoke? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Do you want a drink, Carl? You got tea, beers... from Another Year (2010)
Do you want a hand? Yes, please. from Another Year (2010)
Do you want me to give you a hand? No, thank you, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Do you want this? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Do you want to go through? Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Don't blame me. It's not his fault. from Another Year (2010)
Don't do your back in. I know. from Another Year (2010)
Don't forget to give me a ring. No, I won't. from Another Year (2010)
Don't forget to give me the recipe. No, I won't forget, Katie. from Another Year (2010)
Dusting of mica. Let's have a look. from Another Year (2010)
Eh? There's none from you. from Another Year (2010)
Eight years for me, now. Is it? from Another Year (2010)
Er... yeah. Great club. from Another Year (2010)
Everything all right? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Excuse me, Carl. I'll do that, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Excuse me, I've got a bit of work to do. All right. from Another Year (2010)
Excuse me. Hm? from Another Year (2010)
From London? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Gerri said... Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Get yourself that lawn mower. I know. from Another Year (2010)
Give us a chance. Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Give us your bag. I'm bursting for a pee. from Another Year (2010)
Give us your hand. Oh, no, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Good idea. In other words, you're with Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Good, thanks. Excellent. from Another Year (2010)
Good. We'll see you there. Do you have transport? from Another Year (2010)
Goodbye, Mary. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Great. Is that all right with you, Mary? Yeah, of course it is. from Another Year (2010)
Have breakfast by the Seine. Have you got your hotel booked? from Another Year (2010)
Have one of these, Mary. It's all right. I've got my own, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Have we heard from Joe? No. from Another Year (2010)
Have you come back to me? I have. from Another Year (2010)
Have you got any kids? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Have you met the lady in question? Certainly have. from Another Year (2010)
Haven't I, Gerri? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Haven't we? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Haven't you? No. from Another Year (2010)
Haven't you? No. from Another Year (2010)
He didn't need to, we offered. Did you? from Another Year (2010)
He was pissed as a fart. Really? from Another Year (2010)
He's 70 now, you know. Is he? from Another Year (2010)
He's a good lad. Yes. from Another Year (2010)
He's a hungry bugger. Is he? from Another Year (2010)
He's coming tomorrow. Oh, that's a shame. I won't see him. from Another Year (2010)
He's fine. You'll see him on Sunday. He's well. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Mary. Bloody hell! from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Mary. Hi, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Mary. Sorry I'm so late. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Mary. It's nice to meet you. Oh, hi. from Another Year (2010)
Hello, Ronnie. We're back. from Another Year (2010)
Hello! Aha! from Another Year (2010)
Hello. He's Linda's husband. from Another Year (2010)
Hello. Hello, how are you? from Another Year (2010)
Hello. Hello. Mr Hepple? from Another Year (2010)
Hello. Katie, this is Mary. Mary, this is Katie. from Another Year (2010)
Help yourself. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Here. Oh... from Another Year (2010)
Here's Joe! Hi, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Gerri. Hello, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Gerri. Hi. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Joe. Hi. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Joe. Hi. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Katie. Hi, Mary. How are you? from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Ken, how are you? I'm all right. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Ken. Are you all right? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Tanya. Hello. from Another Year (2010)
Hi, Tom. What are you doing here? from Another Year (2010)
His wife's just died. His wife. from Another Year (2010)
Hmm. Gardener/chef/ boyfriend. Yeah! from Another Year (2010)
Ho, ho, ho! Who'd you cheer for? Derby, of course. from Another Year (2010)
How about you? Disappointing. from Another Year (2010)
How are you doing? Oh, I'm all right. from Another Year (2010)
How are you, Carl? All right. You? from Another Year (2010)
How are you, Mary? Yeah, I'm really good, thanks, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
How are you? Fine. from Another Year (2010)
How are you? I'm snowed under, to be honest, from Another Year (2010)
How is she? Not good. from Another Year (2010)
How long did it take? About an hour. from Another Year (2010)
How long will this take? Not too long. from Another Year (2010)
How much alcohol are you drinking? I don't drink. My husband drinks. from Another Year (2010)
How was your day? Good. from Another Year (2010)
How was your journey? It was all right. from Another Year (2010)
I always call it a shovel. You call it a fork. from Another Year (2010)
I cared for her in my own way. Carl. from Another Year (2010)
I could come down and see you. Take your hand off of me, please, Ken! from Another Year (2010)
I could have gone two years ago. Why didn't you? from Another Year (2010)
I did tell you. Did you? from Another Year (2010)
I did. Obviously not enough. from Another Year (2010)
I didn't know he had it in him. My enigmatic son. from Another Year (2010)
I didn't say that. No, I know you didn't, really. from Another Year (2010)
I don't care. We know. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know how to get to King's Cross. I do. We can all go together. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know what to do. Well, if you don't, I don't. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know, not so bad. Well, fingers crossed. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. I'm really cold. from Another Year (2010)
I don't know. I'm really cold. from Another Year (2010)
I feel like shit. You look like shit. from Another Year (2010)
I feel terrible. This is my family, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
I gotta go back there, any road, so... All right. We'll see you there. from Another Year (2010)
I haven't seen you since Christmas. Really? from Another Year (2010)
I hope it's still warm. Oh, thanks, Gerri. That will be fine. from Another Year (2010)
I investigate... You dig holes. from Another Year (2010)
I just came with him. Ah, good. from Another Year (2010)
I knew you were going to do that! Ha, ha, ha! from Another Year (2010)
I knew. Oh, no, I haven't bought a hat. from Another Year (2010)
I like whatshername. Katie? from Another Year (2010)
I like you, Mary. Can I phone you? No, Ken. No. from Another Year (2010)
I like your coat. Oh, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
I might head off in a minute. All right, then, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
I never do. No, you're a good boy, aren't you? from Another Year (2010)
I only went to college in Croydon. Oh, right. Which college? from Another Year (2010)
I still am from time to time. Oh, really? from Another Year (2010)
I think there's one under the bed. Right. from Another Year (2010)
I thought Joe might be coming. I don't think so. from Another Year (2010)
I wanted it to be a surprise. You've bought a car? from Another Year (2010)
I was falling up them. Things haven't changed, then. from Another Year (2010)
I will. You take care. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
I'd love one. Great. Are you sure? from Another Year (2010)
I'd love to go to India. We went trekking in Nepal. from Another Year (2010)
I'll be fine on the tube, honest. It's a great idea. from Another Year (2010)
I'll do you some fresh, if you like. Oh, no, don't worry about me. from Another Year (2010)
I'll get in the front now. Oh, no, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
I'll get it! All right. from Another Year (2010)
I'll get out your way. Shall we take Isaac over there? from Another Year (2010)
I'll give you a ring in the week. We'll have a proper game next time. from Another Year (2010)
I'll give you some to take home, Mary. Oh, great. from Another Year (2010)
I'll have what everyone else is having. Red wine for me. from Another Year (2010)
I'll have white wine as well, please. Beer, Ronnie? from Another Year (2010)
I'll just go and change. Let me get out of this filthy clobber. from Another Year (2010)
I'll put the kettle on. The sooner the better. from Another Year (2010)
I'll see you later. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
I'll see you on Tuesday. Yes. from Another Year (2010)
I'll speak to you later. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
I'll stick this away. All right. from Another Year (2010)
I'm all right. We can get him a mini cab. from Another Year (2010)
I'm an occupational therapist. Oh, are you? Where do you work? from Another Year (2010)
I'm fine, how are you? I'm good. from Another Year (2010)
I'm good. Oh, you look great. from Another Year (2010)
I'm not sure Mary can manage that. Of course I can. Oh, I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
I'm really sorry. Oh, don't be daft. from Another Year (2010)
I'm starving, Gerri, you know me. We'll have to fatten you up. from Another Year (2010)
I'm starving. She's starving. from Another Year (2010)
I'm Tom Hepple. Oh, yes. from Another Year (2010)
I'm trying to give up, aren't I, Gerri? Oh, are you? from Another Year (2010)
I've got a surprise for you. Oh, Joe, you shouldn't have. from Another Year (2010)
I've got names for everything. Really? from Another Year (2010)
I've neglected it, haven't I? Yes, you have. from Another Year (2010)
I've only got an hour. That's all right. from Another Year (2010)
If it's nice we might do a bit of camping. Oh, no. from Another Year (2010)
In my nightmares. Oh, it's as bad as that, is it? from Another Year (2010)
Is anyone sitting here? No. from Another Year (2010)
Is he still there? Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Is it OK? What happened? from Another Year (2010)
Is life treating you kind? Can't complain. from Another Year (2010)
Is she worthy of him? No, they hate each other. from Another Year (2010)
Is that it? It's all over, Carl. from Another Year (2010)
Is that what you wore in bed? I slept in your bed. Is that all right? from Another Year (2010)
Is there anything on it? Bottle of wine. from Another Year (2010)
Is Tom here? No, they're out. from Another Year (2010)
It could be just us. Just you and me? from Another Year (2010)
It was good to see you. Oh, thank you, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
It was like the Wild West out there. Yeah, all cork hats and beers. from Another Year (2010)
It won't be finished till after I'm dead. Oh, no. from Another Year (2010)
It wouldn't start. Oh, no. from Another Year (2010)
It's a big step. I know. It's exciting, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's a nice spot that, isn't it? Mm. from Another Year (2010)
It's gigantic. Shut up! from Another Year (2010)
It's great this. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
It's just a dusting, isn't it? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
It's lovely to meet you. Hello. from Another Year (2010)
It's not fair, is it? No. from Another Year (2010)
It's not important. No, Tanya. from Another Year (2010)
It's not that easy, is it? Isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
It's not your house. It is, as much as it is his. from Another Year (2010)
It's pretty good. Do you specialise? from Another Year (2010)
It's probably kids. I think you're right. from Another Year (2010)
It's stopped raining, thank goodness. I know. from Another Year (2010)
It's you! Ah, right! from Another Year (2010)
Joe and Katie are coming. Yeah, Ronnie said. from Another Year (2010)
Joe tells me you're a counsellor, Gerri. Yes, I am, for my sins. from Another Year (2010)
Katie, lovely to see you. Ahh, lovely to see you. from Another Year (2010)
Katie. Don't worry. An occupational therapist. from Another Year (2010)
Late night? Hangover. from Another Year (2010)
Left round the one way system. Yeah. OK. from Another Year (2010)
Like what? Well, my nose is called Roger. from Another Year (2010)
Linda. Oh. from Another Year (2010)
Linda's still working. She's kept him all his life. from Another Year (2010)
Look at his muscles. That's why we had him. from Another Year (2010)
Look at the state of her. I know. Poor woman. from Another Year (2010)
Made me jump. I nearly gave poor Tom a heart attack. from Another Year (2010)
Maniacs. Oh... from Another Year (2010)
Mary. Oh, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Mary's coming for tea. Oh, I was right. from Another Year (2010)
Mary's known Joe since he was ten. No way! from Another Year (2010)
Mind your own business. We're talking about you, not to you. from Another Year (2010)
Mm. So how's your flat, Ken? from Another Year (2010)
Mm. We wanted you all to ourselves, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Motorway was fucked up. Should have taken that into account. from Another Year (2010)
Mr Hepple? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Mum, Dad, this is Katie. Hello. from Another Year (2010)
My big secret. Oh, thanks very much. from Another Year (2010)
My mum and dad know all about you. Do they now? from Another Year (2010)
My partner. Oh, yes. from Another Year (2010)
Nice bit of parking, Mary. Oh. from Another Year (2010)
No post for me, then? No. from Another Year (2010)
No, but I'm sure he's fine. Still no girlfriend? from Another Year (2010)
No, Dublin. Ooh, lovely. from Another Year (2010)
No, I don't think so. Not that we know of. from Another Year (2010)
No, I haven't. I think you have. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'll be fine on the tube. You don't want to get a mini cab. from Another Year (2010)
No, I'll do it. No, you leave it. from Another Year (2010)
No, let's leave that closed. Not today, anyway. from Another Year (2010)
No, no. I'm all right, ta. Sure? from Another Year (2010)
No, we didn't, no. No. from Another Year (2010)
No. No, '95. from Another Year (2010)
No. No? from Another Year (2010)
No. Oh, good. from Another Year (2010)
No. Oh, this is lovely. Hiya, Jack. from Another Year (2010)
No. Oh. from Another Year (2010)
No. You've got to set an example. from Another Year (2010)
Nothing special. I thought it was special. from Another Year (2010)
Now, then. Hello, boss. from Another Year (2010)
of being a mean bastard? Yeah, I am. from Another Year (2010)
Of course you can. You can have a cake off! from Another Year (2010)
Oh, about three months ago, wasn't it? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, all right. Well, I think I'm going to stay for a little while. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, continental! He's all sweaty. I've been riding all morning. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, crushed ribs. Sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, dear. It was a bit unsettling, to be honest. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, God! What's happened? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, great. Mary's here. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, he's a dark horse. I wanted to keep you a secret. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, I am. Like Gerri was. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, it's just the three of us tonight? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, it's really lovely to see you. You too. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, Joe, where do I go? Straight ahead. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, give them back! You'll never see them again. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, no, it wasn't actually. Didn't get lost again, did you? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, right. Yes, she's... Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, sorry to hear that. Oh, no. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, sorry. Good shot, Jack. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, thanks, Tom. I'll give him to you. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, there he is. Hello, love. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, what a beauty. Lovely. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, so we are! You forgot. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah, the baby. I'm sorry, Tanya. from Another Year (2010)
Oh, yeah? What do you work at? from Another Year (2010)
Oh, you didn't say. I didn't want to spoil the surprise. from Another Year (2010)
Oh. You should know that. from Another Year (2010)
Oh... sorry. Did you have a late night? from Another Year (2010)
Ohh! Ohh! from Another Year (2010)
OK. Good. from Another Year (2010)
One of them had a gold tooth. Did he? from Another Year (2010)
One of those things. Aye, well, not to worry, duck. from Another Year (2010)
One. One. from Another Year (2010)
Ooh, Gerri. Careful, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
Ooh, that sounds fun. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Ooh, that's better. I needed that. I'll take your coat. from Another Year (2010)
Or down the toilet. Oh, nice! from Another Year (2010)
or just us, you know, casual. I think you got it just about right, Mary. from Another Year (2010)
Other people cook for you, though. Who? from Another Year (2010)
Outrageous. What happened to you? from Another Year (2010)
Over to the Greek Islands. Greek Islands. from Another Year (2010)
Probably find you hiding in the shed. Or lurking in the bathroom. from Another Year (2010)
Promise. I promise. from Another Year (2010)
Put the kettle on, Tom. Yeah, yeah. Good idea. from Another Year (2010)
Put the tent in the back. And the sleeping bags. from Another Year (2010)
Really? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Really? Who's that, then? Tom! from Another Year (2010)
Recycled. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Right. Ta ta, then. Yeah, OK. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Right. Who wants some cake? Yes, please. from Another Year (2010)
See you on Thursday. Oh! from Another Year (2010)
See you on Tuesday, Gerri. Bye, Mary. Take care. from Another Year (2010)
See you soon. Look after yourself. from Another Year (2010)
See you soon. Yeah, hopefully. from Another Year (2010)
See you, boy. Bye bye. Take care. from Another Year (2010)
See you. Thanks. from Another Year (2010)
Shall I kick off? You take the honour. from Another Year (2010)
Shall I take your coat? Er... no, you're all right, duck, thanks. from Another Year (2010)
Shall I take your jacket, Mary? Yeah, thanks, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
She gets worse. I know. Desperate. from Another Year (2010)
She was a lovely person. She was. from Another Year (2010)
She was, yeah. We weren't that close. from Another Year (2010)
She'll be much missed. It was such a shock. from Another Year (2010)
She's fucking dead now. Listen to me. from Another Year (2010)
She's going to make him some pesto. Lovely. from Another Year (2010)
She's worn out, poor woman. Is Carl the same? from Another Year (2010)
Short weekend. Not enough time to do all the things. from Another Year (2010)
Sit yourself down. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Small ones. Yeah, yeah. Is that all right, Tom? from Another Year (2010)
So do you. Oh, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
So have you been at the allotment? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
So how did you two meet? Our eyes met across a crowded bar. from Another Year (2010)
So you didn't get arrested, Mary? No, I didn't, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
So, what's your name again? Katie. from Another Year (2010)
So's Ronnie. He's cut himself off. from Another Year (2010)
Some ham? Oh, no, thanks. I'm a veggie, actually. from Another Year (2010)
Soon. Hopefully. And you'll never know when. from Another Year (2010)
Sorry about... you know... It's OK. from Another Year (2010)
Sweetheart. When are you back off maternity leave? from Another Year (2010)
Ta da! Oh, Joe! from Another Year (2010)
Ta ta. See you. from Another Year (2010)
Take care. Ta ta. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Tea, Ronnie? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Tea? Yes. from Another Year (2010)
Thailand. Burma. And to India. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you for coming, Mary. Thanks, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you for coming. Shall I drop you off? from Another Year (2010)
Thank you for the flowers, Katie. Glad you like them. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you so much. Thank you for the flowers. from Another Year (2010)
Thank you. Right. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks for the lift. Yeah, all right. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, Andy. See you. Cheers. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks, love. Hello. Come in. from Another Year (2010)
Thanks. Is that... Can you do that, Frank? from Another Year (2010)
Thanks. It's me and you, Ken. from Another Year (2010)
That was Donegal. Oh. from Another Year (2010)
That was in the '80s. You were nine. from Another Year (2010)
That was just right. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. from Another Year (2010)
That's a turn up for the books. You're not kidding. from Another Year (2010)
That's all right, then. Oh, well, here goes. from Another Year (2010)
That's all right. Oh, honestly, from Another Year (2010)
That's fair enough. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
That's lovely. Thank you. It's nothing much. from Another Year (2010)
That's not much. No. What can you do with 20 quid? from Another Year (2010)
That's us, Ken. Good luck, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
That's your boss, isn't it? Yeah, my boss. from Another Year (2010)
The double Hepple. Yes, take on these unknown mavericks. from Another Year (2010)
The Ring of Kerry. It's an area. Tralee, from Another Year (2010)
There you go. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
They all come back in the end. Do they? from Another Year (2010)
They can't wait five minutes? No. We asked them. from Another Year (2010)
They could do other things. That doesn't get you fed. from Another Year (2010)
They do that. Here you are. from Another Year (2010)
They're good cooks, aren't they? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
They're lovely. They're all right. from Another Year (2010)
This is Joe's girlfriend. I like your jacket. from Another Year (2010)
This is Katie. My big brother. from Another Year (2010)
This is the hardest day. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
This is Tom and Gerri. Tom and Gerri? That's brilliant! from Another Year (2010)
Three punctures? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Tom makes a mean curry. Oh, I love curry. from Another Year (2010)
Tom! Here she is. from Another Year (2010)
Tom. What? from Another Year (2010)
Tom's cooking supper. Oh, lovely. from Another Year (2010)
Unlike me. Middle aged spread. Shut up. from Another Year (2010)
very reasonably. Exactly, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
Was it? Mm. from Another Year (2010)
Was there owt worth cheering? No, it were crap. from Another Year (2010)
We brought a load of sandwiches, Ron. Some beers. from Another Year (2010)
We brought you some chocolates. Good. Ha ha! from Another Year (2010)
We did. We brought it with us. from Another Year (2010)
We don't, Mary. You carry on. You're all right. from Another Year (2010)
We had chicken. Oh, lovely. from Another Year (2010)
We have lunch every day. I know you have lunch every day, Joe. from Another Year (2010)
We have such a laugh. Yeah, we do. from Another Year (2010)
We listened to some music. Amongst other things. from Another Year (2010)
We met on the stairs. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
We stayed in. Did you? from Another Year (2010)
We were going to have a sandwich. Are you both hungry? from Another Year (2010)
We weren't, he was. You were noisy. from Another Year (2010)
We'll be all right, Mary. Ken! You don't even know London. from Another Year (2010)
We'll cram it all in. We'll try. from Another Year (2010)
We'll have to wait and see. Oh, right. from Another Year (2010)
We're going back to the house. Are you friends of Linda? from Another Year (2010)
We're having a visitation. Sounds ominous. from Another Year (2010)
We're having fish. I'll have white. from Another Year (2010)
We're very lucky. Yeah. You are, but you deserve it. from Another Year (2010)
We've got an early start, 6:22 train. Oh, no. from Another Year (2010)
Welcome. Oh, thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Well, at least he came. Hmm. from Another Year (2010)
Well, I think it would help you. I just want to talk to you. from Another Year (2010)
Well, never mind. Come and sit down, Mary. Relax. from Another Year (2010)
Well, there's been no litigation to date. I'll take my chances, then. from Another Year (2010)
Well, you know what I think, Mary. Yeah, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Well, you know what I think, Mary. Yeah, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Well, you look well. Do I? from Another Year (2010)
Well, you're a free spirit now. I know. from Another Year (2010)
What about these two, then, Mary? Such a surprise. from Another Year (2010)
What am I going to do without you? You'll be fine. from Another Year (2010)
What did he do? Well, he was looking at me. from Another Year (2010)
What did you say your name was? Katie. from Another Year (2010)
What do you mean? How big's the engine? from Another Year (2010)
What do you think of her? She's lovely, isn't she? from Another Year (2010)
What do you think? Exciting. What are you going to get? from Another Year (2010)
What for? I think she'd be able to help you. from Another Year (2010)
What good's that? Insomnia isn't a disease. from Another Year (2010)
What happened? It's taken me three hours to get here. from Another Year (2010)
What happened? There was this man. from Another Year (2010)
What have you done, Mary? It's great, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
What have you got planned later? Ah, yes. from Another Year (2010)
What way was that? She knew how I felt. from Another Year (2010)
What were you doing on Corfu? Oh, I only ran a bar on the beach. from Another Year (2010)
What you got? You hit rock, then? from Another Year (2010)
What? Snake Pass, I'll race you. from Another Year (2010)
What's so funny? Don't be cruel. from Another Year (2010)
Whatever you want. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
When are you coming back? On Sunday. from Another Year (2010)
When are you going to Paris? Oh, a week on Friday. from Another Year (2010)
When are you going? July. The wedding's August. from Another Year (2010)
Where are they now? You fancied Plastic Penny. from Another Year (2010)
Where are you living? Up in Yorkshire. from Another Year (2010)
Where do you want him? Oh, that's better. from Another Year (2010)
Where? Hull versus Derby. from Another Year (2010)
Where'd she spring from? Bloody nuisance, especially today. from Another Year (2010)
Which means that I... He digs holes. from Another Year (2010)
Who's Mary? She's a friend from work. from Another Year (2010)
Why? I know what I'll be thinking. from Another Year (2010)
With Tom and Gerri? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Won't you help me finish it? No, really. from Another Year (2010)
Would you like a beer? Oh, I'd love one, ta. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, I know you do. It doesn't even have to be your mum. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, of course I'm insured. Well, that's something, isn't it? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, please, if that's all right? I'll do that, Gez. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, she's a laugh, isn't she? She's lovely. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, thanks, Joe. At least you're here now, eh? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, thanks, Tom. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, we've got a lovely hotel. Very nice, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, why not? We often go, don't we? Occasionally, yes. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah, yeah. It must have made a difference. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah! God help us. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Have you got a bag? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. I hope you're hungry. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. I remember when you were this big. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. It's his responsibility, though, in't it? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Oh, I'm so stupid sometimes. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Plant a few tomatoes. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. We get in at Paris, what is it? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. We had absolutely no idea. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Which island was it? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. White wine, Mary? from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. Safe journey. Bye. Bye. from Another Year (2010)
Yeah. You do that. Give me a call. I will. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, but what for? For anything, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
Yes, Mary. It'll just have to be our secret, won't it? from Another Year (2010)
Yes, Mummy. Thank you. from Another Year (2010)
Yes. Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
You better hurry up. Yeah, I'll run. from Another Year (2010)
You certainly did that. It's lovely to see you. from Another Year (2010)
You don't have to go. They're my pubs. from Another Year (2010)
You find it all right? Aye, aye. No problem. from Another Year (2010)
You frightened the life out of me. So, who's this, then? from Another Year (2010)
You go on through, Joe. All right. from Another Year (2010)
You got lost? Yeah, I'm really sorry. from Another Year (2010)
You haven't tasted it yet. Oh, it smells nice. from Another Year (2010)
You know me. Must be important. from Another Year (2010)
You know the way. Yeah, but I came in my car, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
You know, Palmer's Street. Oh, yeah. from Another Year (2010)
You look lovely. Oh, thank you, Gerri. from Another Year (2010)
You look well. Oh, thank you, Tom. from Another Year (2010)
You looked so lovely holding that baby. He's delightful. from Another Year (2010)
You must come to supper. Yes, please. from Another Year (2010)
You never rang me. I'm sorry. from Another Year (2010)
You never told us. Master of discretion. from Another Year (2010)
You never went. I did occasionally. from Another Year (2010)
You son's a weirdo! Yes, we know. He's having treatment. from Another Year (2010)
You want a lift to the station? It's all right. from Another Year (2010)
You want it out, Joe? Yep. from Another Year (2010)
You went on your grand tour. ...we came back overland. from Another Year (2010)
You were a cocktail waitress? Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
You were noisy. I know I was noisy. from Another Year (2010)
You're a graduate. We're all graduates, aren't we? from Another Year (2010)
You're all right. It's OK. I fancy a swing. from Another Year (2010)
You're both such lovely people. Oops, my halo's slipping. from Another Year (2010)
You're going on the tube, aren't you? Of course. from Another Year (2010)
You're right, he is. I know. from Another Year (2010)
You're very welcome, Mary. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
You're welcome. Yeah. from Another Year (2010)
You've been here loads of times. I know. from Another Year (2010)
You've worked in Australia, Katie. Yeah, I worked in Sydney for a year. from Another Year (2010)
Your wedding day? I don't know. from Another Year (2010)
...and the sink's straight in front of you and on the left is... from Another Year (2010)
...and... from Another Year (2010)
...but he was married. from Another Year (2010)
...couple of bottles of wine. from Another Year (2010)
...how happy would you say you are, Janet? from Another Year (2010)
...I'm here for you. from Another Year (2010)
...if I buy a new car... from Another Year (2010)
...so what? from Another Year (2010)
...that if you ever need to share anything... from Another Year (2010)
...that's another car. from Another Year (2010)
...the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be upon you and remain with you always. from Another Year (2010)
...we're all going to be old, one day, aren't we? from Another Year (2010)
...you know, I'm not as young as they thought... from Another Year (2010)
...your body parts! from Another Year (2010)