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16/12/2013

Jennifer tries to help. Meanwhile Helen needs cheering up.

Tom's flat out with the pigs and all the incoming Christmas orders. not to mention the panto rehearsals. Lynda's pedantic directing is getting to Tom but he's glad that rehearsals have meant he has been able to see more of Kirsty.

Kirsty thinks Tom's a bit tactless to be so loved up in front of Helen, especially with Jess's party playing on her mind. She wishes Jess had ordered her party food from somewhere else, and isn't looking forward to delivering it on Thursday. Kirsty suggests a girls' night out tomorrow. Helen takes a bit of persuading but seems to cheer up when Kirsty insists Tom will look after Henry.

Jennifer's helping Jess prepare for her party. Rob returns home but is less than enthusiastic. He still has no desire to indulge her plans and wants no part in the organising.

Jennifer shares some recipe ideas with Jess, and they're full of mutual admiration of each other's lives. Rob's as cynical as ever and knows what the party is all about. It won't make him change his mind. He remains adamant. He doesn't want to live in Ambridge.

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