- When Harry met Sandy
- And then Jazzer gets bumped!
- What’s so racy about a senior citizens lunch?
- Pip is a right pain in the ...
When Harry met Sandy
Well trying to send Harry into a situation where he was attacked by a wee dog, and then its owner, completely backfired on Jazzer.
Not only is Harry now that customer’s favourite milkman, but he’s proved to Jazzer again that he’s a top bloke, adored by women and dogs alike.
Jazzer needs to wind his neck in before he sets himself up for a massive fall.
This is all also suggestive that it’ll be Fallon to fall for Harry’s charms. Oh dear.
And then Jazzer gets bumped!
Jazzer must be losing his touch.
Just imagine – a woman so immune to his charms that she gives him a dud number and information about herself.
Ouch! Not good times in Jazzer world.
Maybe he needs to crack out a song to woo the ladies back in his direction.
What’s so racy about a senior citizens lunch?
Was it just me, or was that a massive overreaction from Peggy?
What’s so wrong with her and Ted having a spot of lunch together? Nothing as far as I can tell.
Or, is Peggy feeling an attraction to Ted that she feels she shouldn’t?
Or is it simply a case of her still not wanting to enjoy herself while Jack’s quality of life can’t ever be the same as hers?
Self denial where there’s no need.
Pip is a right pain in the ...
Enough said.
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