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听The final Silver Street episode was broadcast on Fri 26 Mar 2010 and the final omnibus on Sun 28 Mar 2010 |
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Tuesday 24th听June听2008听 Ep 1067
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Jaggy and Simran discuss where they are going to live after the wedding. Although Jaggy鈥檚 apartment is the best option, Simran wants a garden for Kesar. They both have visions of their house having a football pitch, a patio, a games room, walk in wardrobe and a large drive. Jaggy decides to go and visit some estate agents straightaway.
Vinnie is annoyed at how messy Arun is, there鈥檚 no way they are sharing a tent together at Glastonbury. All Arun wants to worry about is pulling the girls! Vinnie doesn鈥檛 share his enthusiasm, he鈥檚 been there before but Arun reminds him that this time, he won鈥檛 be working and he can email Jas with all the details afterwards.
Roopa asks Simran if she will do her hair so she can look her best for Glastonbury. Simran reminds her that the grungier she looks, the cooler it is and tells her not to be too fooled by the all the money and fame there. Roopa knows its all about the music with Aidan, nothing more. They talk about the wedding preparations that Simran has left her mum in charge of to keep the peace. They are interrupted by Jaggy who has arranged a viewing for them in the next half hour.
Vinnie wonders whether Zak should be going to Glastonbury, he鈥檚 still fragile and emotional, what if he loses it and puts a downer on it? Arun thinks Zak just needs to get out of Silverhill and besides him and Sean will be there.
Jaggy and Simran view a property and think it鈥檚 exactly what they鈥檇 like but Jaggy notices Simran has reservations. She explains that discussing plans to move in and choose things, has made her think that she wants to do all the choosing for her own wedding. Jaggy鈥檚 surprised she held out so long!
It鈥檚 time to leave for Glastonbury and Roopa has overpacked. When Arun says he has enough of his own stuff, she is forced to leave things behind like her hairdryer and cosmetics!
Episode written by Sukhbender Singh
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