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Geordie Shore

The Bucket List

Mon, Sep 16, 2013
It all kicks off when eight Geordies become housemates. Vicky can't decide if she prefers Jay or Greg, Charlotte tries her hardest to avoid Gaz's advances, Greg wants to leave and Holly, the only housemate in a relationship, is unfaithful within a few hours. But that, she'd argue, depends on your definition of the term unfaithful.
6.9 /10
Double Dating

Mon, Sep 23, 2013
With Greg back on side, the Geordie Shore housemates are finally getting on... but how long can it last? Jay's aware that he's bitten off more than he can chew with Vicky, Holly tests her relationship boundaries even further, Charlotte fights off the continuing advances of Gaz, and Sophie gets the shock of her life when her parents turn up unannounced. All before last night's special friend has had time to leave...
6.1 /10
Holly's Birthday
There's no time for the house to mourn Charlotte's departure as Vicky and Ricci's nocturnal spooning is interrupted by an unexpected visitor. Rebecca and Jay are still flirting outrageously whilst Gary and James are quick to get their kit off. Sophie has her heart broken and Holly is left reeling as James has the night of his life.
7.1 /10
It All Kicks Off
When everyone realises that Holly's gone, the atmosphere in the house takes a turn for the worse. Vicky and Jay fall out as the 'no tashing elsewhere' rule fails and Charlotte gives Gaz all the ammo he needs to play away from home. But how long can they all live apart? Especially when one more tries to leave Geordie Shore...
6.2 /10
First Impressions Stick
Tears consume Sophie after a surprise visit from her very own six-packed Adonis, but Charlotte and Vicky aren't going to let her steal the limelight and swiftly join her in heartbreak. The 'cheer us all up', party ends in carnage as Charlotte tries to move on, Vicky cements her future and the boys exchange blows. And Vicky and Ricci make their relationship official with jaw dropping consequences.
7 /10
So Much For Family Night
The Geordies' raucous summer comes to a climax, with more getting mortal and necking on, and a final piece of high drama which leaves the house in a state of shock. Gary and Holly are still furious at the way Charlotte's boyfriend treated her during their night out in London. But Charlotte doesn't want to hear anyone talking bad about her boyfriend, and things soon come to a head in dramatic fashion. For the last night, Marnie shaves her fairy for Scott, after she decides she's going to put out if he behaves himself. But will they finally get together?
6.3 /10

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Beloved Rogues

Beloved Rogues

Two foreigners own a hardware and plumbing store. The Amalgamated Hardware Company, a trust, make Mike and Louie an offer on their place, which they refuse. Amid their denunciation of the trust Madge and her sweetheart, Jack Kennedy, enter. Jack has come to ask Madge's uncles for her hand, but they will give Jack no answer. That evening Madge is told the story of her life. Her father, while mining in the West, was killed by a blast and she has been raised by Mike and Louie, who are informed by John Andrews that her father passed away leaving nothing. Jack's father, "Boss" Kennedy, is the silent partner with John Andrews, none other than the former partner to Madge's father, in the Amalgamated Hardware Company. Though a crook, Kennedy endeavors to keep his actions from his boy. Andrews and Kennedy decide to squash the two Dutchmen by opening a store across the street and underselling them. Eventually the trust forces the foreigners out of business. Madge gets a position in a laundry where an alkaline tank explodes and blinds her. Andrews and Kennedy argue and vow "to get" each other. Mike and Louie read that a specialist has come to town, who can perform an operation upon the blind which will enable them to see, but charges $300 for his service. Mike and Louie offer to sell their store to Kennedy, who refuses them. He refers them to Andrews if they are in search of charity. Leaving Jack in charge of the store, Mike and Louie visit Andrews. Introducing Madge as Miss Morton, the Dutchmen do not notice that Andrews is surprised. He informs them that he will think about it. Madge's name causes visions of the past and Andrews sees his old partner as he died begging Andrews to take care of his child, for which he wills him one-half interest in his mine. After Morton's death the mine paid enormously and Andrews took no further interest in Madge other than to inform her guardians that she had been left nothing by her father. Andrews is informed that Kennedy is double-crossing him and that Jack is caring for the store across the street. Andrews buys the store for $500. Crooks learn that Mike and Louie have $500 and that night rob them of their money. The crooks are captured and in the night court Mike and Louie accuse them. The crooks send for Kennedy who arrives with Jack, and the "Boss" has his henchmen released and Mike and Louie get the worst end of it. Jack, realizing his father's actions, demands an explanation, which results in an argument and the boy leaves his father's house. Intent upon revenge, Mike and Louie steal into Kennedy's house and rob him of $500, which pays for Madge's operation. Inspired by their success, they go out to make another haul and accidentally get into Andrews' home, where they rob his private safe and get a tin box which they take home. On opening it, they find evidence to prove Andrews' guilt and resolve on revenge. Madge is released from the hospital, able to see again. Andrews in attempting to get even with Kennedy, frames circumstantial evidence proving Jack guilty of stealing the tin box. In the court trial everything is going against Jack when Mike and Louie jump up and confess. Andrews makes a get-away, but Mike and Louie are sentenced to two years in State prison. For one year they are remorseful but later are shown as trusted trusties. They speak to their fellow convicts and impress upon them the folly of wrong-doing; they avert a break in the prison, and are in truth "beloved rogues." One day they are called to the warden's house to set a banquet table, where they are interrupted by the entrance of Madge, Jack Kennedy, the Governor of the State, and a clergyman, and invited to the wedding of Madge, having been released by the Governor.

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