Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, you ok?
Speaker2: Yeah, just watching Dr Who, I'll pause it.
Speaker1: Yeah, keep meaning to catch it on IPlayer. Any good?
Speaker2: Course, better to have a woman in it! She's so quirky and funny, love her companions too, even the old guy!
Speaker1: Hmmm, heard mixed reviews. Bit too preachy and history lessonish, they say.
Speaker2: Suppose you're right, still I enjoy it.
Speaker1: Been doing any coursework lately? You know, the one due in weds?
Speaker2: What coursework? Only kidding, I've done a bit, love learning about civil rights.
Speaker1: Agree, it's interesting, but awful too.
Speaker2: Actually, Dr Who just did an ep about Rosa Parks and the bus boycott.
Speaker1: Really! I'll have to check it out. Done much this weekend?
Speaker2: Yeh, swimming practice Sat., then work. Uncles party last night, good laugh!
Speaker1: I had work too, working at Greggs part-time.
Speaker2: So jealous! You'll have to sort me out with a couple of free yum yums!
Speaker1: See what I can do! Anyway, see you tomorrow pm, sociology! Zzzzzz.
Speaker2: Oh God, yeah. Can't stand it, dropping it at the end of this year, can't wait.
Speaker1: Me too! See you!
Speaker2: Bye, Speaker1!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 watch Dr Who. They have a work due on Wednesday. Last weekend Speaker2 went to her swimming practice and her uncle's party. Speaker1 was working.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 can't make her meeting with Speaker1 as she has to work. 