is then seen sitting by herself in a room in a run down drugs-den. During a quiet interlude from the wedding festivities, when alone in the snooker room of the working men's club, Lol asks Milky if he has seen or heard from Combo. He evades the questions, reacting in a non-committal way, rather uneasily. Lol has noticed that Milky is subdued and not quite himself, and is suspicious that Milky was involved in the disappearance. Kelly leaves the house and walks to her sister's wedding reception. She attempts to leave a card and disappear before she is seen by anyone, but is spotted by Lol. The two sisters reconcile during a deep conversation and eventually Kelly agrees to stay and join in the wedding celebrations, becoming re-united with her family and friends. The episode ends with a wedding-dance party scene containing most of the major characters from the film and television series, such as Meggy and Pob. The happy montage is intercut with a lone Milky standing at the bar brooding over his part in Combo's disappearance. Cast Thomas Turgoose as Shaun Fields Vicky McClure as Frances Lorraine "Lol" Jenkins Joe Gilgun as Richard "Woody" Woodford Stephen Graham as Andrew "Combo" Gascoigne Andrew Shim as Michael "Milky" Chanel Cresswell as Kelly Jenkins Danielle Watson as Trev Lyra Mae Thomas as Lisa Andrew Ellis as Gary "Gadget" Flowers Michael Socha as Harvey Rosamund Hanson as Michelle "Smell" Haris Salihovic as Harrison Jo Hartley as Cynthia Fields Kriss Dosanjh as Mr. Sandhu Katherine Dow Blyton as Christine "Chrissy" Jenkins Steve Brody as Richard Woodford, Sr. Rebecca Manley as Barbara Woodford Stacey Sampson as Jennifer Perry Fitzpatrick as Flip Joe Dempsie as Higgy Helen Behan as Helen Poppy Corby-Tuech as Juliette William Travis as Mr. Squires Johnny Harris as Michael "Mick" Jenkins Perry Benson as Ronald "Meggy" Megford George Newton as Banjo Vauxhall Jermaine as Rudy Hannah Walters as Trudy Kieran Hardcastle as Kes Sophie Ellerby as Pob Awards The show won three BAFTA Television Awards in 2016, for Mini-Series, Supporting Actress for Chanel Cresswell, and Director for Shane Meadows. Potential sequel set in the year 2000 Although This Is England '90 was previously expected to be the final instalment in the This Is England series, in interviews close to the May 2016 BAFTA awards, Meadows talked about the potential of one final film as a way of "bookending [the series] for