And yeah I'm a Christian, so yes I've literally avoided those phrases all my life. None of my friends at church use it either - both in the UK and in my current international church in the Czech Republic, which boasts probably a good 40 different nations in our congregation. None of us use it. So it's not a cultural thing in the national sense. It's part of Christian culture. It's a religious thing. He also would have installed a permanent hand sanitiser dispenser outside of his house, because you never can be too careful. EDIT: Yeah, Smeg is a good example. Watch Red Dwarf to see how such a term becomes ingrained in the audience. Oh Empress!" or "By the King!" or such. "Jesus Christ" can be substituted by a historical figure in your world, instances "Ghenghis Khan!" or "Teddy Rose!" or such. Now, this depends on your world. If you have a billion humans in one city, "By the Hive!" or if there is a race of sentient trees that guide the humans, "Oh my Grove!"

Nessa is relaxed in most situations, but like Pam wouldn’t tolerate rule breaking. You can guarantee she would have been shouting “Oh Stace, I’m not being funny but pull your mask up over your nose.”We have a phrase that literally means "There's surely been a mistake!?" (it's 4 words, all monosyllabic, so it rolls off the tongue, unlike in English). This one's the most common, esp for cries of outrage. Let's say if you're walking past and someone drops rubbish from the flat above and almost hits you. You might look up and say "There's surely been a mistake!?" (it makes more sense in Cantonese - no one takes the literal meaning of the words)

Social media has been going mad for the rumours. One said “A sequel without James Corden?”, one said “Shut the hell up right now” and another more reserved soul said “I’m not getting my hopes up because Alison and Larry work together loads and are really good friends – could be anything.” Related stories recommended by this writer: The pictures have surfaced on the seafront of Barry Island, the Welsh town where Gwen, Bryn, Nessa, Stacy, Gavin and their offspring all live. Rumours circulated once the pictures emerged that the pictures are from the filming of new episodes of the iconic sitcom. However, naysayers are stating that the filming is actually for an advert for Barrybados – a souvenir shop in Barry Island that sells Gavin & Stacey merchandise. If there’s not a Nessa doll with different iconic outfits, I will riot. Personally. Smithy is relaxed and calm as usual, his main problem with coronavirus is that he can no longer go down The Dophin with Gav for a catch up and a pint. As he’s on furlough he’s moved in with Nessa so he can be with Neil the Baby – or so he says…

He’s been writing the Zoom quizzes every week without fail, but is struggling a tad with these new technologies, so writes the questions by hand and posts them out to everyone in advance. We love to see it Bryn. The bonus question is always, ‘What’s my name in English?’.