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  • Episode aired Sep 23, 2002
  • TV-PG
  • 30m
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Sarah Alexander, Gina Bellman, and Kate Isitt in Coupling (2000)
ComedyRomance

Now Steve and Susan have broken up, he has nightmares, willing to give up a lot and beg to get her back. The boys try to comfort him and contemplate weird paths of thought about phoning, sex... Read allNow Steve and Susan have broken up, he has nightmares, willing to give up a lot and beg to get her back. The boys try to comfort him and contemplate weird paths of thought about phoning, sex and lust. Susan won't even admit it to herself but she is just as miserable. Sally nearly... Read allNow Steve and Susan have broken up, he has nightmares, willing to give up a lot and beg to get her back. The boys try to comfort him and contemplate weird paths of thought about phoning, sex and lust. Susan won't even admit it to herself but she is just as miserable. Sally nearly convinced Susan to call him, but that doesn't work out. Steve got Jeff to call in his pla... Read all

  • Director
    • Martin Dennis
  • Writer
    • Steven Moffat
  • Stars
    • Jack Davenport
    • Gina Bellman
    • Sarah Alexander
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.5/10
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    • Director
      • Martin Dennis
    • Writer
      • Steven Moffat
    • Stars
      • Jack Davenport
      • Gina Bellman
      • Sarah Alexander
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    Jack Davenport
    Jack Davenport
    • Steve Taylor
    Gina Bellman
    Gina Bellman
    • Jane Christie
    Sarah Alexander
    Sarah Alexander
    • Susan Walker
    Kate Isitt
    Kate Isitt
    • Sally Harper
    Ben Miles
    Ben Miles
    • Patrick Maitland
    Richard Coyle
    Richard Coyle
    • Jeffrey 'Jeff' Murdock
    Mariella Frostrup
    Mariella Frostrup
    • Mariella Frostrup
    Hannah Waddingham
    Hannah Waddingham
    • Jenny Turbot
    • Director
      • Martin Dennis
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    • Trivia
      When the women are walking to the beauty salon, Sally was not portrayed by Kate Isitt. She was unavailable to shoot the scene, so a stand-in was hired.
    • Goofs
      This episode starts immediately after the end of the previous one (The End of The Line). At the conclusion of the previous one, Steve runs past Giselle who is standing on his stoop. When this episode starts, it shows Steve running out his door and down the stoop, but Giselle is not there anymore.
    • Quotes

      Susan Walker: [Asked by Sally if she wants to talk about her break-up with Steve] Okay... you know what's really getting me mad? My boyfriend... my fiance... the man who, against all my better judgment I actually love... chatted up a woman in a bar. And on the very same day - the VERY SAME DAY - I chatted up a man. Do you see? Do you get it? I'm equally at fault. How can I ever forgive him for that? But, of course, I'm not going to forgive him because... because men - and I don't mean to generalize - are CRAP! They're the human race's only failed gender! Who needs them? And why are they so difficult to keep hold of? Do you think they realize that, were it not for the genetic imperative to populate the earth, they wouldn't get a date? That's one hell of an inducement! "No pressure, girls, but shag one of these or it's curtains for all humankind!" That's harrassment! But you know what? Do you know what's even more crap than men? WE are more crap than men! All those stupid books you guys had and... and these magazines! A hundred pages of "Men are useless bastards" and an article on why you should wake them up with a blow job! Am I alone on spotting the inconsistency here? And these places

      [beauty parlors]

      Susan Walker: ... 'cause, for God's sake, don't let them see what we really look like! Just let them enjoy the results - don't let them see how it all happens.

      Jane Christie: You know... I went out with Steve for six years...

      Susan Walker: Non, you didn't. You went out with him for four years. I checked.

      Jane Christie: Oh... well it seemed longer.

      Susan Walker: Yeah! Yeah! Of course it seemed longer. I, myself, have been going out with him since the 12th century. Or possibly since last week - it's hard to keep track. Because how are you supposed to measure time with the man that you want to spend the rest of your life with? What would make sense? Centuries? Nanoseconds?

      Sally: Eggs.

    • Connections
      References Toy Story (1995)
    • Soundtracks
      Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
      Music by Osvaldo Farrés

      English Lyrics by Joe Davis

      Performed by Mari Wilson

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    • Release date
      • September 23, 2002 (United Kingdom)
    • Country of origin
      • United Kingdom
    • Language
      • English
    • Production company
      • Hartswood Films
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    • Runtime
      • 30m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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