Alan end up in a car chase and a touching scene where Alan reveals his true feelings for Celia that he's kept to himself since they met all those years ago. Fear not though, even the touching scenes are dealt with with the amount of sentimentality without coming across as cheesy. The two families around Alan and Celia are from completely backgrounds and the two daughters but heads immediately which, like everything else here is masterfully handled. The title may make it sound a bit like a revamped version of Last of the Summer Wine but in my opinion, Last Tango in Halifax is a real gem and possibly my favourite new drama of 2012. It's been messed about the schedule, originally due after the Olympics, then in early October and now in mid November. It's great that audiences will finally see the series that everyone who attended that screening on a balmy July morning loved but my biggest concern is that it won't get the attention it deserves as it battles with late night Christmas shopping and the return of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! Those who tune in though are in for a real treat. There's nothing not to like about Last Tango. The writing is brilliant, the cast are beautifully suited to each role and you believe everything about it.  If it takes off as much as I hope it does then Sally Wainwright revealed to me that she's got tons of stories lined