Radio Times: Review by:; Jane Rackham

If there was a poll asking which groups of people you’d least like at your wedding, bailiffs would probably feature in there somewhere. Way down from serial killers and muggers of OAPs, obviously, but still not the most popular of guests.

So although Christian manages to persuade Syed that they can sort out his financial crisis and that they should still get married, the arrival of four blokes intent on cutting off the electricity at the Argee Bhajee puts a bit of a dampener on the celebrations.

Fat Boy, on the other hand, is in jubilant mood after spending the night with a certain lady.

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Christian finds Syed trying to sneak out of the house and demands to know what is going on, so he finally confesses to the financial mess he has got the family into. Christian tells him they are not cancelling the civil partnership ceremony over a few money problems - but then Masood mentions he saw his son kissing Danny. Fat Boy wakes up with a smile on his face, only for his mystery woman to tell him it can never happen again.