 | 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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Kamal tells Khatija and Pervaiz that he is moving into Dr Masud’s house, it’s time to give them back their home. Khatija is suspicious, she bets Dr Masud just wants live-in security since the burglary and it won’t be a holiday like it has been for him in their house.
Sameer has Wimbledon tickets for Rozena, she can take whoever she wants. Even though she is too busy to listen, he also tells her that he is accepting a position in Dubai, it’s the hardest thing he’s had to do but its for the best.
Pervaiz is having a secret cigarette and gets caught by Sameer who hears his wheezing cough. Sameer tells him to go and see a doctor even though Pervaiz denies that they are his.
Khatija tells Zenab that they are turning the gym into a stick club! Zenab corrects her, it’s called pole dancing! Khatija reckons a petition should be set up so Zenab tells her to do it as she has time on her hands. Khatija also tells her that Kamal is moving in with Dr Masud.
Dr Masud suggests Pervaiz should join the walking group to get exercise and lower his blood pressure. He also wants to know that it’s ok for Kamal to move in with him, it’ll be nice to have company, he’s been jittery since the burglary. Then, Dr Masud catches Pervaiz having a sneaky cigarette. Pervaiz notices a cigarette burn on Dr Masud’s trousers and realizes he smokes too. They agree to keep it between themselves or Shazia and Khatija will kill them.
Zenab relays Khatija’s gossip to Rozena and then realizes she’s not really listening. Rozena explains that Sameer is going to work in Dubai. Zenab suggests she talks to him, she may regret it.
Dr Masud is shocked that Kamal only has one bag. He offers Rehan and Danyal’s clothes if he needs them. Dr Masud notices he has Pachisi and suggests they play that evening. Kamal is delighted, it’ll be like back home. Dr Masud thinks they will be very happy housemates.
Episode written by Sukhbender Singh
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