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Shows he's serious, though.
- How you feelin', Tony?
- Mmm.
I've felt better.
Hold on. You spelled Morriss wrong.
Tony, you're gonna have to add
another S to this, kid.
Do I have to?
It's not very professional to spell
the drummer's name wrong, is it?
Job's a good 'un. Thanks, Tony.
So...
...I can officially announce
to the press
Joy Division have signed with Factory?
Can you f***? I'll give you a ring
and arrange a proper meeting Monday.
Bit of a drama queen, isn't he?
Ian...
...please come to bed.
Right, Geoff, well,
there's your reference.
Thank you.
- That's fine.
- Well, good luck with it.
Thank you very much.
We are gonna be late, you know.
All right?
- What's up?
He's all right,
just a bit of a sniffle.
He's f***in' scared of playing
London for the first time.
Chocks away.
Well, that was sh*t.
First gig in London,
there's nobody there.
And now I'm freezing.
I told you it's broke.
Well, you're probably just too thick
to work it properly.
It's a heater, Ian.
You turn it on and it heats up.
And that one doesn't, 'cause it's broke.
Give us a go on your sleeping bag.
- I'm dying here.
- Ten minutes. I'll give you it back.
- No.
- Don't be so spoilt.
- I'm not. I'm dying!
- You've got a little cold
and that's it, babyface!
- Hey!
- F*** off!
- Pack it in, the pair of you.
- Ten minutes, I'll give it back!
I'm gonna crash the bloody car.
- Ian, you f***in' menk!
- Ian, calm it, mate!
F***in' hell.
Pull over. Steve, pull over.
Hooky, quick, quick, give us a hand.
Yeah, I've got his knees.
F***in' hell.
Ian, what's up with you, mate?
F***, I thought he was just
trying to warm himself up.
This isn't right, this, Rob.
- What's the story, then?
- He's had some kind of fit.
Oh, right. They're clever,
these doctors, aren't they?
- What kind?
- Epilepsy. They're not sure.
I thought epilepsy
was only for head-the-balls.
- What?
- Head-the-balls. Spaccas.
Nice, Hooky, nice.
- So is he gonna be all right?
- He's not said a lot.
Well, if he were chatty we'd be worried.
We'll try you on...
carbamazepine...
...phenytoin,
tiagabine and oxcarbazipine,
to be taken with the, uh, phenobarbital
that they gave you at the hospital.
In the meantime you'll be
on the waiting list to see
a neurologist specialist
at Macclesfield General.
You should also be getting
plenty of early nights
and steering away from alcohol.
It's a matter of trial and error
until the right drug or
combination of drugs is found.
Some might work.
And... are there any side effects?
Carbamazepine's side effects
include skin rash,
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