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** In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humour after all.
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** In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humour after all. And David finally manages to make everyone laugh.
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** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in his own misguided way as considering himself their mentor and friend as well as boss, probably hoped it would work out.
** In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humor in the end.
** In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humor in the end.
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** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], and Dawn]] head off for somewhere more private after making out in front of everyone, the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], their ex-boss, he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in and (in his own misguided way as considering way, since he thought of himself their as the mentor and friend as well as boss, of his employees) he probably hoped it would work out.
** In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense ofhumor in the end.humour after all.
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* [[spoiler: When David loses his job and Neil offers it to Tim, he recommends Gareth.]] They've always had an antagonistic relationship, so seeing Tim doing something nice for Gareth reminds the audience why he's the bigger man in the end.
* In the finale of the UK version, when Chris makes fun of David's girlfriend and David tells him to fuck off.
* "Never give up."
* After David stood up to Finchy and before Tim [[spoiler: got with Dawn]], we see both David and Tim hanging out with Gareth. Three men who have always rubbed each other the wrong way have decided to make the most of their respective situations and try being friends.
* In the finale of the UK version, when Chris makes fun of David's girlfriend and David tells him to fuck off.
* "Never give up."
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* [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When David loses his job and Neil offers it to Tim, he recommends Gareth.]] They've always had an antagonistic relationship, so seeing Tim doing something nice for Gareth reminds the audience why he's the bigger man in the end.
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* In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humor in the end.end.
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** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in his own misguided way as considering himself their mentor and friend as well as boss, probably hoped it would work out.
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** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in his own misguided way as considering himself their mentor and friend as well as boss, probably hoped it would work out.out.
* In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humor in the end.
* In the last few moments of the series, Tim gives Gareth a peck on the cheek just before their Christmas photo is taken. Gareth actually smirks a bit and takes it in stride showing that, with all Tim's pranks, he does have a sense of humor in the end.
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* Whilst he's drunk and makes a complete fool of himself at Chasers, there's a moment where David sticks up for Gareth and tells Donna, "Do not call my second-in-command an arse-faced weasel!".
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* After David stood up to Finchy and before Tim [[spoiler: got with Dawn]], we see both David and Tim hanging out with Gareth. Three men who have always rubbed each other the wrong way have decided to make the most of their respective situations and try being friends.friends.
** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in his own misguided way as considering himself their mentor and friend as well as boss, probably hoped it would work out.
** After [[spoiler: Dawn leads Tim off]], the camera briefly returns to David and Gareth; while the latter looks befuddled as always by the mere implication of sex, David seems to be wearing something of a knowing, happy smile, which makes sense; as [[spoiler: Dawn and Tim's former boss]], he's probably more than aware of the UST between the pair and, in his own misguided way as considering himself their mentor and friend as well as boss, probably hoped it would work out.
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* [[spoiler: When David loses his job and Neil offers it to Tim, he recommends Gareth.]] They've always had an antagonistic relationship, so seeing Tim doing something nice for Gareth reminds the audience why he's the bigger man in the end.
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* Ricky Gervais' other show, ''{{Series/Extras}}'', manages one as well in its Christmas special. Coming off his CrowningMomentOfAwesome speech telling off all of the celebrities desperate to be on TV (like he was), as well as the paparazzi who indulge them,Andy breaks down and says Maggie was always right, and he wishes she was there so he could answer one of her inane questions. He then answers the one he never did when they fought, whether he'd prefer to be a penguin or a flying fish:
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.
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* Ricky Gervais' other show, ''{{Series/Extras}}'', manages one as well in its Christmas special. Coming off his CrowningMomentOfAwesome speech telling off all of the celebrities desperate After David stood up to be on TV (like he was), as well as the paparazzi Finchy and before Tim [[spoiler: got with Dawn]], we see both David and Tim hanging out with Gareth. Three men who indulge them,Andy breaks down and says Maggie was have always right, rubbed each other the wrong way have decided to make the most of their respective situations and he wishes she was there so he could answer one of her inane questions. He then answers the one he never did when they fought, whether he'd prefer to be a penguin or a flying fish:
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.try being friends.
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.
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* [[spoiler: Tim and Dawn.]]
* "Never give up."
* Ricky Gervais' other show, ''{{Series/Extras}}'', manages one as well in its Christmas special. Coming off his CrowningMomentOfAwesome speech telling off all of the celebrities desperate to be on TV (like he was), as well as the paparazzi who indulge them,Andy breaks down and says Maggie was always right, and he wishes she was there so he could answer one of her inane questions. He then answers the one he never did when they fought, whether he'd prefer to be a penguin or a flying fish:
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.
* [[spoiler: Tim and Dawn.]]
* "Never give up."
* Ricky Gervais' other show, ''{{Series/Extras}}'', manages one as well in its Christmas special. Coming off his CrowningMomentOfAwesome speech telling off all of the celebrities desperate to be on TV (like he was), as well as the paparazzi who indulge them,Andy breaks down and says Maggie was always right, and he wishes she was there so he could answer one of her inane questions. He then answers the one he never did when they fought, whether he'd prefer to be a penguin or a flying fish:
-->'''Andy:''' I'd be the penguin.
