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The Café Premieres on Sky One on November 23, 2011

Sky1 HD opens up The Café, a comic love letter to the British seaside that's every bit as satisfying as a bacon sarnie and cup of tea.

Director and executive producer Craig Cash (The Royle Family, Early Doors, Sunshine) has taken a script by Ralf Little (The Royle Family, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps) and the Olivier Award-winning MIchelle Terry (Reunited) and injected it with his trademark naturalism and eye for the tiny details that make life a joy.

The Café is set in and around a café in Weston-Super-Mare run by generational trilogy Mary (June Watson), Carol (Ellie Haddington) and Sarah (Michelle Terry). Acting as the social hub of the seafront town, the café sees all walks of life pass through and gives viewers an honest portrayal of life in a typical British seaside resort.

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Sarah's nan was amusing and John coming home to see his mother in a nursing home but not knowing her condition was strange

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The joke about the fastest cake in the world was corny but they over did the it

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Carol trying to push her new menu wasn't going down well with the cafe regulars but Sarah giving her mother some of her own advice before going on a date was amusing

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Sarah filling the water bottles with Gin was sneaky but going to the Sing-Along Sound of Music would be a cheap evening

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Sarah getting the good news from the literary agent was nice but the comment about the jugs was amusing

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What a palaver when Carol celebrates her birthday with everyone in the other room while she has her hair done and almost raising enough money to keep the cafe open was nice but Frank making up the small shortfall was amusing considering he was always looking for leftovers

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Dressing up as the Incredible Hulk was amusing as he was scared of a bee and Stan's bird box that looks like the cafe was impressive but a shame Carol didn't see what he put inside

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Miked race coffee for Jason was amusing as he was black and being honest about being on community service was a pleasant surprise

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Jason was lucky to find the ring but taking it to the cafe was unfortunate as it was meant for the owner but Jason's coffee having what looked like men's genitals in the foam was amusing

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Carol being a bit emotional was understandable but sods law someone would want to use the toilet while you are crying and the Mayor flying visit for the official photograph was quick

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Everyone whistling the same holiday tune was amusing and Stan learning Carol is still married was unfortunate as he had plucked up the courage to ask her at last

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The never ever game was amusing as the first question was about having a threesome and the most unlikely one stood up but the fact she was the oldest was priceless, Sarah getting the wrong idea about what Jason was going to ask was unfortunate

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What they did to the Café for Richard and Ava's wedding day was impressive but thinking Ava didn't turn up because of what Sarah said was understandable, Stan eventually getting to propose to Carol was amusing as the words weren't what you would of expected