Where do you want this chair, Jane?
By the window or in the corner over there?
Ali, it's a lovely flat. And this is a very pleasant street.
What did you say the neighbours were like?
Oh, don't worry, they're all lovely.
You're going to be very happy here.
Here, let me give you a hand.
Why did you want to move in here?
l've told you a hundred times, Matt. l needed a change.
But l don't understand. You had a great room at Helen's house.
And more space.
But you haven't got more space here.
By the time all your stuff's in, it's going to feel really cramped.
And you're moving in with your sister!
This water heater looks a bit old, Mr Usher.
Call me Eddie.
ls it reliable?
Reliable? lt's top quality, Ali.
l'm sorry, Matt. The whole thing between us was a mistake.
A moment of madness.
lt wasn't. l love you.
And l love you, too. But not like that.
l think l was feeling sorry for you...
...and that's not really the basis for a relationship, is it?
Everything's in perfect working order.
Any problems, l'm only a phone call away.
Here's my card.
Thanks. But this is only for office hours.
lsn't there a twenty-four hour emergency service?
Ali, do me a favour! On this rent?
Just give me one more chance.
Matt, please ...
Oh. Oh! Oh no!
That was my fault. l'm really sorry.
- No, it wasn't! - Yes, it was!
What the hell's going on down there?
- l'm sorry, we just dropped ... - We're just moving in.
Well, can't you move in some other time?
lt's two in the afternoon!
And l got back from New York at six o'clock this morning!
So can you try to keep the noise down?
ls this your guitar, Jane?
What? No, it isn't.
lt's mine. l'm off to a rehearsal now with my band.
l didn't know you were in a band.
Well, you don't know everything about me.
Obviously not.
You can't judge a book by its cover.
Now, l'd like to hear you play. Have you got any gigs planned?
No, we haven't, not yet.
We're waiting for the right moment.
Good for you. l used to be in the music business.
l worked with all the biggest bands...
...Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Abba.
Maybe l can help you.
Has your band made a CD?
Here you are, send me a copy.
Oh no! What's happened to our telly?
lt was my fault. l dropped it. l'll see if l can get it repaired.
That's beyond repair, mate.
Professional.
Non-smoking.
Definitely. What else was in the advert when you moved in?
Here you are.
Oh, thanks, Ali.
What time do you finish today?
At six. Are you all coming to see our new flat?
Absolutely.
- Yeah, definitely. - Great.
Quiet.
That's important. Put that in.
What is it, David?
What? Oh, nothing. Just going to the loo.
- What's going on? - Have you got any money?
Money? How much?
l could possibly manage five pounds.
Two hundred.
Two hundred pounds?! You must be joking!
What on earth do you want two hundred pounds for?
Please, David. lt's important.
Please!
lt's ... nice.
ls the rent cheap?
Hardly! But the landlord thinks it is.
Well, we are renting the whole flat, not just a room.
Maybe that's Simon. l'll go.
How are things with Simon?
l don't know. He's always busy. l never see him.
What's that?
l've brought you a housewarming present.
Oh Matt ... it looks really expensive.
Yes, it cost a fortune.
Simon! Champagne - flowers!
Er ... right.
Thanks, Helen.
That's OK. That was really thoughtful of you.
Yeah, but ... they're not from me. l found them outside the door.
Hang on a sec, there's a note.
lt's from Bill.
Who's Bill?
'l'm so sorry l was rude earlier.
'l was really very jet lagged. Welcome to your new home.'
The guy upstairs!
What, that grumpy American?
Well, he can’t be that grumpy, can he?