HARBOUR LIGHTS (Nick Berry) by MOPPY-KUN TV - Dailymotion

MOPPY-KUN TV

HARBOUR LIGHTS was BBC TV Drama starring Nick Berry consisting of 16 episodes over 2 seasons broadcast between 18th February 1999 to 28th May 2000.

Transcript

00:00I don't know

00:30Mike, I saw them

00:50I could get them up in 15 minutes

00:52Pete, no!

00:53Pete, no!

00:55Letting officer Pete Ford

00:57went back into the water

00:58contrary to

00:59Lieutenant Commander

01:00Nichols' orders

01:00Yes, sir

01:01Then what?

01:04A large wave hit the port side

01:05Get him out!

01:06And then I'm straining the order

01:07What happened next?

01:12Mike

01:12Lieutenant Commander

01:15Nichols got me out, sir

01:16And Petty Officer Ford

01:25We never swam again, sir

01:30I don't know

01:41What happened?

01:42I don't know

01:42What happened?

01:45No

01:46I didn't have any

01:47Oh, how about coffee?

02:14Oh, lovely black.

02:15No sugar, thanks.

02:17Well, you obviously haven't read your job description carefully enough.

02:21Oh, watch it.

02:23You nearly blinded me with that thing.

02:25Hmm.

02:25Is that what I think it is?

02:27Well, I didn't win it in your amusement arcade.

02:30Oh, well, done, girl.

02:33Congratulations.

02:34Thanks.

02:35Philip's a very mature, very focused bloke.

02:38Good bet for the future.

02:39Hmm, that's not why I'm marrying him.

02:41Tell you the truth, it's a bit of a relief.

02:43What do you mean?

02:44Well, for one awful minute, I thought you were going to end up with Mike Nicholls.

02:48Look, I tell you what, seeing as it's a special occasion, I'll make the coffee.

02:51One post egg on dry toast.

03:03I've asked Jane to marry me.

03:06She said yes.

03:08Congratulations.

03:08I hope you'll be very happy.

03:10Yes?

03:24Oh, good morning, Mike.

03:25Can I have a word, George?

03:26Yeah, come on.

03:32You must be really excited about Rita coming home.

03:34Can't say I haven't missed her.

03:37I'll have to keep me fit while I'm in debt to start with.

03:39Well, I might have a nice homecoming present for her.

03:43Eddie, he's short of a hand of the St. Barbara.

03:46I suggested you for the job and he said okay.

03:49Go back to sea!

03:50It wouldn't be like having your own boat, I know, but it'd be a bit of regular money.

03:54Hmm.

03:55Why don't you think about it?

03:57Don't take too long, because he wants an answer by the weekend.

03:59Good morning.

04:08Where's Steve?

04:08I sent him to buy some humbugs.

04:11Jane's got engaged.

04:13What are you going to do?

04:17Check the weather charts.

04:19I love you, but sometimes I could really throttle you.

04:22He's going to take her away.

04:24You'll never see her again.

04:25She's made her choice.

04:26No, she hasn't.

04:27You never gave her a choice.

04:28Well?

04:31What do you want me to say?

04:32It's difficult.

04:33Why?

04:34Because of Pete.

04:35Whatever happened on that boat, I'm sure she never really blamed you.

04:43You can't carry the past around with you for the rest of your life.

04:58What are you going to call her?

05:04She's got to have a name.

05:06The Untouchables.

05:07Like you and Uncle Pete?

05:08Yeah.

05:09I thought I'd find you here.

05:10Come on.

05:11You'll be late for school.

05:12I hope you haven't got paint on you.

05:15We're taking mine for a celebration lunch.

05:17Congratulations.

05:31What do you want me to do about the fishing licenses?

05:34What do you think you should do?

05:36Send reminders.

05:36I'm launching the boat on Sunday.

05:43Thought I'd take a trip.

05:45Boy, you never said anything.

05:46Yeah, I want to get away for a while.

05:48Well, for how long?

05:49I'm not sure.

05:50Great.

05:53Sorry, it's just they'll send a relief and knowing Simpson will be a cross between Goebbels

05:56and Genghis Khar.

05:58Well, that's not exactly how I'd describe you.

06:01What?

06:03Well, I wondered if you'd like the job.

06:06I mean, it's a bit quiet in the winter, but you do get the last chocolate biscuit.

06:10You think I'm up to it?

06:11Well, more to the point of you.

06:14Yeah, I'd like to give it a go.

06:16Good.

06:18What about Simpson?

06:19A blade with the keys to the safe.

06:21You'll never buy it.

06:23Don't want to go back to London.

06:24Jake, we'll buy a new house.

06:26You can help choose it.

06:27Don't want a new house.

06:28We'll come back and see Brandon's granddad lots of times.

06:31What about Mike?

06:33How do you mean?

06:34We're balding a boat.

06:36Jake, this is supposed to be a happy day.

06:38You don't want to make your mum miserable, do you?

06:39No, he's not.

06:41It's quite natural for you to feel worried.

06:43Any change makes us all feel a bit funny at first.

06:47Have you spoken to your parents?

06:49I thought I'd call them later tonight.

06:51They're supposed to be docking in Sydney today.

06:53Can I have a chocolate fudge ice cream?

06:55Well, only if you eat up your vegetables.

06:57Mum, those are the royal sweeties.

06:59You know that.

07:00Indefinite leave?

07:10You've got to be kidding.

07:12Well, I'll keep you informed of my plans.

07:14You can't go sailing off round the world just because you didn't land Jane.

07:18You owe me a new holiday.

07:20Plus, time in lieu of the days you insisted I worked in the summer.

07:23Philip will be the making of her.

07:25You mark my words.

07:25Well, I found someone to cover for me.

07:27That's not within your jurisdiction.

07:29I've asked Steve.

07:30Steve Blade?

07:32Have you finally gone off your trolley?

07:34Despite your original objections, he's done very well.

07:37He's a blade, but...

07:39He'll have the arbor sold off piece by piece by the time you come back.

07:42What's your problem?

07:43Are you too proud to admit you made a mistake?

07:44Of course not.

07:45He's very good at his job.

07:47Everyone says so.

07:47Arbor master is a very responsible position.

07:50He's underqualified.

07:51Well, he's passed all his tests with flying colours.

07:54Yeah, well, that's all very well.

07:56But has he got the stamina, huh?

07:58Looks very pasty to me.

07:59He's probably missed his mum's cooking.

08:01People were very upset when Rita went to prison.

08:04Council elections are coming soon.

08:07If people find out that you denied Steve a job just because he's a blade.

08:11It's blackmail!

08:15All right, I'll think about it.

08:17But you are pushing your luck.

08:19I do know how fond you two are of this place.

08:25Jake will be fine.

08:26He just needs time to get used to.

08:28Yeah, he'll adjust.

08:29He's a very sensible little chap.

08:31Well, getting married here will help.

08:33It'll be easier to accept to be surrounded by people he knows.

08:35Here?

08:36But I thought you'd want a more private do in London with just a few good friends.

08:40Darling, this is your day.

08:41I just want it to be perfect for you.

08:43I'm not sure.

08:44In fact, why don't we throw an engagement party?

08:46Ask everyone.

08:47You hate parties.

08:48Well, this is different.

08:50I'm a very lucky man.

08:51And I want the whole world to know it.

08:53You must have some idea when you're going to be back.

08:57You must have some idea when you're going to be back.

08:59You must have some idea when you're going to be back.

09:19Sorry I'm late.

09:20I can't believe you want to leave this wreck in charge while you're away.

09:25I'm not a wreck.

09:27Yeah?

09:28Prove it.

09:30How?

09:32An endurance test on Friday.

09:34Ten miles over the moors to be completed in two hours.

09:37Route to be devised by me.

09:39Okay.

09:41Sure.

09:42Good.

09:43And you can fill one of them out.

09:47You don't have to do it, you know.

09:49I talk to him.

09:50What, make him think I'm a coward?

09:52I've had enough of Tony Simpson getting the better of my family.

09:54Right.

09:55And Portland.

09:59So sorry I'm late.

10:00Oh, don't worry.

10:02You can't be a little bit late on a day like today, eh?

10:04Thanks.

10:06Your mum and dad must be very pleased.

10:08I haven't told them.

10:09Oh.

10:10How far round the world are they exactly now?

10:13Halfway.

10:15Are they going to be back in time for the wedding?

10:17I'm not sure.

10:18Phil seems pretty keen to get married quickly.

10:21Good man.

10:22No, I was just thinking, you know,

10:24if for any reason they don't make it back in time

10:27and, you know, you needed someone to give you away,

10:31then, um, well, I don't have any children of me own

10:35and, um, not that I'm old enough to be a father, of course,

10:38but, uh, besides, um, you know,

10:41I want to get in Philip's good books.

10:44There's a business thing I think he might be interested in.

10:52I'm glad to see you. There's something seriously wrong with Daddy.

11:01Dad?

11:02You all right, Dad?

11:04You turn this for mum to make her mouth for when she comes home.

11:06You think I should call the doctor?

11:08Hey, where do you reckon?

11:10Dad, you've got half a carrot lined up with a tomato.

11:12Oh, it's the latest trend, isn't it?

11:15Genetically engineered vegetables.

11:21Look, what's this all about, Dad?

11:23Your way of being nice to mum

11:24is to bring her a bottle of stout and a bag of chips on a Friday night.

11:27I'm a changed man, Steve.

11:29Just want to show her I care.

11:30Who put the light out?

11:43I know what Jane's doing.

11:45It's classic.

11:46Mike's stubborn lump won't say anything.

11:49Probably fears rejection.

11:50My sister obviously took him off the nipple too soon.

11:53Jane's all churned up inside.

11:55Feels vulnerable.

11:57Single mother, dead brother, parents away.

11:59Philip comes into her life and takes charge.

12:02The man's a compulsive.

12:04He even tried to rearrange my maracas collection.

12:06But I...

12:07A knight in teflon armour and she falls for it.

12:10I'm going to go and talk to her right now.

12:12Bella.

12:14This is for them to sort out.

12:18Maybe she does love him.

12:20Not deep down.

12:22Not so our heart does the salsa when she can't swallow.

12:26If anyone knows when someone's in love, it's me.

12:29If anyone knows them, it's me.

12:31I'm sure.

12:31Not like you, it's me.

12:32You're fine.

12:33I don't know you, it's me.

12:38I don't know you.

12:47I don't know you.

12:51I'm sure you're not a bit of aSD.

12:52I'm engaged.

12:58Yeah, I heard. Congratulations. I'm really pleased.

13:02Are you?

13:04Oh, please, we're only going to have this conversation once.

13:07What do you really feel?

13:10Well, that's not important now.

13:14Yes, Mike, it is.

13:16I want to go back to the day before Pete's death.

13:19I want to be able to kiss you and not feel...

13:21What?

13:22If I can move on, why can't you?

13:33Tell me that meant nothing.

13:35Tell me you don't love me.

13:40So what are we supposed to do?

13:42Part, get on with the rest of our lives?

13:45Well, isn't that what you're doing?

13:46Why, Mike?

13:47Because I don't want to hurt you.

13:54That's what men say when they give you the brush-off.

13:58Well, in my case, it's true.

13:59Make sure you wear all the right gear, won't you?

14:19Yes, Dad.

14:20Has he made up his mind about the job yet?

14:22Who?

14:23Who?

14:24Your dad?

14:25What job?

14:36G?

14:36Hey!

14:37Hey!

14:39Hey!

14:40How are you?

14:42What are you doing here?

14:43Jane told us about the party, didn't she?

14:46Free beer, mate.

14:47Free beer.

14:49Yeah, I heard you left the Navy.

14:51Yeah, well, things went quite the same after the accident.

14:53What are you up to now?

14:57Ah, painting, decorating, you know.

14:59Fancy being my own boss for a change, no offence.

15:02So what has changed?

15:03You know, we were going to pop round later.

15:05You know, what's this Phil bloke like?

15:07Pete always hoped that you and she'd get together.

15:10Look, she doesn't know what really happened.

15:12I'd appreciate it if it didn't say anything.

15:14But Pete was a great diver.

15:16She's got to be curious.

15:18Probably thinks we threw him over.

15:23We were able to stay at auntie's.

15:26Is that all right?

15:27I think she'd be very upset if you didn't.

15:30Well, shall I go and book us in then?

15:34Yeah, yeah.

15:41Here you go.

15:44She's looking really well.

15:47Yeah, I don't deserve her.

15:48I gave her a pretty hard time when I first came out.

15:50You know, one day she was trying to cheer me up and I just exploded.

15:55You know, I might as well have just punched her.

16:00She just stood there staring at me and, uh...

16:02Then she said it seemed to her that Pete wasn't the only one that died that day.

16:05I was going to tell you.

16:12When?

16:13When the job had gone.

16:14I'm not afraid of hard work.

16:15Only because you wouldn't recognise it.

16:18Mum would be well happy if you had that job.

16:20I decorated the bedroom, didn't I?

16:22Dad, vandals could have done better.

16:26Look...

16:26I didn't want to worry him before.

16:29Well, I've got a serious complaint.

16:35Serious?

16:36Well, it's not life-threatening.

16:38I've lost me sea legs.

16:40Would he be under the stairs with your well-lit and boots?

16:43It's no laughing matter.

16:45A sailor knows when his sea legs have gone.

16:46He days on the brine you're up.

16:48And, uh, what exactly are the symptoms?

16:51Well, uh, they're, uh, you know, dizziness and being sick.

16:55That happens every Friday night when you've been down the pub.

16:58Could be very dangerous.

17:00I mean, I could fall over the side and never be seen again.

17:03I reckon this calls for a dose of rehab.

17:06I've tried Milka Magnesia. It don't work.

17:12I'll still get nightmares.

17:15Yeah, me too.

17:17I find myself playing things over in my mind.

17:21You know, all the maybes and...

17:24I thought I gave him permission to go down that last time.

17:26Well, I risked the boat.

17:28For a long time, I thought it was my fault.

17:30How'd you work that out?

17:31Well, if I hadn't have gone in...

17:33You know, Pete was a great bloke and you saved me.

17:35He got himself killed, eh?

17:40Yeah, I suppose so.

17:42Yeah, well, it's time you faced up to it.

17:45There was nothing either of us could have done.

17:47I've been waiting for a long time for someone to say that.

17:58Maybe if we'd talked more at the time...

18:00We were too close.

18:01Like, he's our best mate and he'd behave like a complete idiot.

18:04No wonder it's easy to have to blame ourselves.

18:13What are you going to do?

18:15Rub me in my boots and frog march me down the boat?

18:19Actually, it's me who's going to be doing the marching.

18:22I wasn't going to say this, but Mike's going on a trip.

18:24And if I can prove to Simpson I'm fit, I get the job.

18:27Well, what exactly does Simpson want you to do?

18:30Walk over at Coles?

18:44Hello, George.

18:44Um, I don't think I ever thanked you properly for giving our Steve a job.

18:50Yeah, well, he was the best candidate.

18:51Oh, he's a very capable lad.

18:53Takes after his mum.

18:56Um, this endurance test.

18:59I'll walk it.

19:01But it's up in the hills, isn't it?

19:02It's been raining for weeks.

19:04And it's getting dark very early now.

19:06You'll have a map and a compass.

19:07It'll be all right.

19:08I've looked after the family as well as I could.

19:12I mean, all right, the exploding tin of beans down the back of the telly was a bit of a setback.

19:16But on the whole...

19:18No, you've coped extremely well.

19:20Oh, I can't take all the credit.

19:22I mean, Steve, he's done more than his fair share.

19:26You know, I think we're the unluckiest family in the world.

19:27It's as a pothole to fall in or a cow pat to...

19:30Now, I don't want to jeopardise Steve with this job, but...

19:33His mother comes home in a couple of days and, er...

19:36And you want the whole family in one piece to welcome her back.

19:40That's about the size of it.

19:42Yeah, well, I've been stuck behind this desk for a long time now.

19:46Why won't I join him?

19:48You are a gentleman.

19:51You know that?

19:51Yeah.

19:52Now, you won't tell Steve that I've been, will he?

19:54Because there's nothing worse than an interfering family.

19:57No way.

19:59What about your job offer?

20:02I don't think it's going to work out.

20:06Hi, Dad.

20:18What's your job?

20:22I told you, Dad, it's a surprise.

20:24Well, give us a clue.

20:25You're going on a trip of a lifetime.

20:28I'm not good on a Caribbean cruise.

20:30I haven't won it, have I, on the Budgie Breeders' Raffle?

20:32Close, close.

20:33Come on, Dad.

20:33Look, we're almost there now.

20:35What are you two up to?

20:36Down we go.

20:38Down?

20:39No!

20:40I'm sorry, Dad.

20:41No!

20:47Hello.

20:48Oh, Philip, may I introduce you to some friends of Jane?

20:52Yeah.

20:53This is Jean and Dan.

20:54Hello.

20:55Hi.

20:55Glad you could make it.

20:56Jane told me all about you.

20:57You serve with her brother?

20:58Yeah.

20:59Well, thanks for coming.

21:00If you want any help organising the party.

21:03Oh, that's very sweet of you, Archie, but I'm managing okay on my own.

21:06It's my gift to Jane and all her friends.

21:09Why are you playing like, you duckworms?

21:16It's therapy.

21:17We're going to row you round in this harbour until you get your sea legs back.

21:22You all right?

21:23I won't ask.

21:24Hi.

21:26Can I ask you, son?

21:28Were you marrying my mum?

21:30He's marrying Philip.

21:31I know, but he doesn't like finger marks on the fridge door.

21:35And he hasn't got a boat.

21:38Well, he's very fond of you.

21:40He talks to me like I'm a kid.

21:43He's not unkind, is he?

21:45He's a bit strict sometimes.

21:48And he supports Chelsea.

21:50But I suppose he's okay.

21:52Don't you like my mum?

21:53Yeah.

21:55And why don't you marry her?

21:58Well.

22:01You want the man-to-man, True?

22:03Yeah.

22:08Think it's too late?

22:10No, it isn't.

22:11Not until they say I do.

22:12I've seen it on telly.

22:14This woman rushed in.

22:15I'm sorry, Jane.

22:16What about the boat?

22:18Well, it's finished.

22:20I'm launching her on Sunday.

22:29Philip.

22:30Hi.

22:31Didn't have you down as a gambling man.

22:33Well, I'm organizing the engagement party.

22:35It's not really my field of expertise.

22:37You leave it to me.

22:39We'll have none of these lumps of cheese on toothpicks you normally get round here.

22:42No, no, no.

22:43Canapes.

22:44Quail's egg tartlets.

22:46Devil's on horseback.

22:48Yeah.

22:48So, who else are you inviting?

22:50Most of Brighthaven.

22:51Oh, well, on second thoughts.

22:52Now, I really want this to be a night that people remember.

22:57So let's push the boat out.

23:01Give us a bite.

23:02I'm starving.

23:04Best not.

23:04Don't worry, you're getting sea sick.

23:05All right.

23:12I'll take the ruddy job.

23:13What are you doing here?

23:29I thought I'd join you.

23:30I reckon I'll cheat, do you?

23:34No, I'll do with the exercise before we trip.

23:35Route, map, compass.

23:52Don't even think about taking any shortcuts, because I shall be expecting a yard-by-yard description.

23:57And if you're not back here by 1500 hours, I shall be advertising for a relief harbour master first thing Monday morning.

24:20I was going to see you.

24:21Jane, sweetheart.

24:22All I want is for you and Jake to be happy.

24:24If you think that lies with Philip, then I'm really pleased for you.

24:28Oh, by the way, have you been having palpitations recently, like your heart was doing this house?

24:34No.

24:35Oh.

24:36Just wanted.

24:41Make a good sign.

24:43I think I might get a nameplate, mate, from my desk.

24:46That really is Simpson, yeah.

24:48Let's see.

24:49Let's see.

24:50Let's see.

24:51Let's see.

25:13Where's the rope?

25:14Well, maybe someone's stolen it.

25:17This isn't funny.

25:18I checked the coordinates on the map with the compass.

25:20The road and Simpson should be here.

25:22You've obviously made a miscalculation.

25:24Duff compass, more like.

25:25Oh, this is hopeless.

25:26We'll never get back in time.

25:27It's nearly three o'clock.

25:29We're in Dorset, not the Himalayas.

25:31Shame it's so misty.

25:34Hang on.

25:35The wind forecast was northeasterly.

25:37What are you doing?

25:38I've lost me wellies.

25:39What are you doing?

25:40I've lost me wellies.

25:41Eh?

25:42What are you doing?

25:43I've lost me wellies.

25:44Eh?

25:45I've walked into a bog, all right?

25:46What in there?

25:47Careful.

25:48It's like quicksand.

25:49If I hadn't got my boots off in time, it would've had all of me.

25:50Oh.

25:51Oh.

25:52Oh.

25:53Oh.

25:54Oh.

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26:20Oh.

26:22Oh.

26:23Oh.

26:27Can I join you?

26:28I'm really worried.

26:31What's happened?

26:33Well, Mike went off on this endurance thing, Steve.

26:38He was supposed to be meeting Dan for a drink, half an hour ago, but he didn't show up.

26:42Well, perhaps they've had a flat tire. Why don't you go back to the hotel, just in case

26:46you rinse?

26:47I was too agitated to stay in.

26:49I've got this little eczema spot,

26:52which always plays up when Mike's in trouble.

26:55How is it?

26:56Itching like billiard.

27:00A piece of used chewing gum,

27:02two fluffy mints,

27:04and a toy compass.

27:06I don't believe it.

27:08Well, no wonder you've been getting this lost.

27:10The compasses have been confusing each other.

27:12Oh, Jason. He borrowed my gear last week.

27:15I'll kill him.

27:16That should prevent any, er,

27:18like the thermia set in it.

27:20It's not that I'm not grateful, Mike,

27:21but I look like a prat.

27:23It's the curse of the blades. Do you know that?

27:25Everything that happens is a joke.

27:28Something just licked my head.

27:35I think your luck's just changed.

27:39I'll call the police.

27:40The rescue.

27:42I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

27:44Anything could have happened out there.

27:46Mike wouldn't want you making a farce.

27:48You've always let him go his own way.

27:50He's the child I never had, Shane.

27:52Well, when you love someone, you have to trust them.

27:56I'll make plenty of mistakes in my life.

27:59Mike isn't one of them.

28:01No, I know.

28:05I suppose I'm a bit more on edge because of this trip of his.

28:09Mike's going away.

28:11Mike's going away.

28:23Not that I'm panicking.

28:24I mean, we've done all the right things.

28:26People know where we are.

28:27We're wearing the right clothing.

28:28It's just, well, it is getting late.

28:30And if the fog's fixing, we've had it.

28:32I sometimes wonder if I didn't bring him up to be too self-reliant.

28:50My mum always says there are two courses of action in times of crisis.

28:54A cup of tea or a bit of praying.

28:58Why don't we hedge our bets and do both?

29:00Elvis, you have two cups of tea.

29:07Amazing.

29:08Good team, well.

29:10Except I've blown you.

29:12We're way over our time limit.

29:15The Simpsons are going to love this.

29:20Where have you been?

29:22I could have died here.

29:23Cold can kill, you know.

29:25Anyway, you're two hours late.

29:26I reckon you're protégés.

29:28What's happened to your boots?

29:30I only lost them in a bog.

29:32Well, it's my fault he's late.

29:34If you hadn't pulled me out, I could have been in real trouble.

29:36Yeah, well, I made the rules very clear.

29:38If he misses the deadline, he loses the job.

29:41I think he's proved he can step into my shoes.

29:46Get in the car.

29:47And mind where you put your muddy feet.

30:06A cup of tea always works miracles.

30:11Don't you want to find out what happened?

30:13He's arrived safely.

30:14That's all that matters.

30:15All right.

30:16All right.

30:17Everything OK, son?

30:18Brilliant.

30:19Go for a drink if you fancy one.

30:21Hello, stranger.

30:22You've been waiting long?

30:23Help me up.

30:24I think I've got the frostbite.

30:25Don't ask me where.

30:26Don't ask me where.

30:27I've had a feeling.

30:28Come in.

30:29Come in.

30:30Good.

30:31Come in.

30:32Go for a drink if you fancy one.

30:42Hello, stranger.

30:45You've been waiting long?

30:47Help me up. I think I've got the frostbite.

30:49Don't ask me where.

30:51I have a feeling.

30:55Come in.

30:59Should you take a holiday somewhere warmer?

31:01Actually, I'm back for good.

31:04I've been stationed at Brighthaven again.

31:06I'm going to have a crack at becoming sergeant.

31:09Why stop there?

31:10You could be the first woman police chief in the county.

31:17I meant to write to you, Mike.

31:18Only everything seemed a bit awkward.

31:22I did try and see you the day you left.

31:24Yeah, well, it's history.

31:26And I was never very good at history.

31:28Biology is a different matter.

31:32Sorry.

31:33Sorry, I'm a bit nervous.

31:35You?

31:39I was pretty angry when I left Mike.

31:41But then I thought about it and...

31:43I realised that you never really mucked me about.

31:46I did all the running.

31:49God, is the girl no shame.

31:52Melanie.

31:53Please, I have been practising this.

31:56I never want to be second best.

31:58And I'm not stupid.

32:01You and Jane, well, if that's all over,

32:04then maybe in time...

32:05You are extraordinary.

32:09Is that good or bad?

32:11That's good.

32:13Look, I...

32:14I enjoy being with you very much.

32:16You know that.

32:17But?

32:19But I'm not sure what I can promise right now.

32:21And that's not fair on you.

32:23Oh, Mike, I'm a grown-up.

32:24I think that's for me to decide.

32:27Do you know your problem?

32:28You think too much.

32:29Yeah?

32:30Mm.

32:31Keep things simple if you want to be happy.

32:34That's what my mum says.

32:35And the only thing she and my dad ever argue about

32:37is squeezing the toothpaste.

32:38Are we style the butter and roll up?

32:40See?

32:41We are compatible.

32:45What are you doing about food?

32:46I could rustle up some pasta.

32:49Nah, don't worry about it.

32:51Mum's making me bread and butter pudding as a special treat.

32:56I'll see you later at the party.

32:58Yeah, I'll look forward to it.

33:14What for?

33:16Just...

33:17Just...

33:18Thanks.

33:28Hello?

33:29Anyone at home?

33:30Hello?

33:31Anyone at home?

33:32Hello?

33:33Anyone at home?

33:34Hello?

33:35Anyone at home?

33:36Hello?

33:37Anyone at home?

33:38Hello?

33:39Hello?

33:40Anyone at home?

33:41Hello?

33:42Hello?

33:43Anyone at home?

33:44Hello?

33:45Hello?

33:46Anyone at home?

33:47Hello?

33:48Hello?

33:49Hello?

33:50Anyone at home?

33:52Hello?

33:53Hello?

33:54Hello?

33:55Hello?

33:56Hello?

33:57Hello?

33:58Hello?

33:59Hello?

34:00Hello?

34:01Hello?

34:02Hello?

34:03Hello?

34:04Hello?

34:05Hello?

34:06Oh, come here, you, you sexy beast.

34:32Sexy?

34:32Well, I suppose if you've been banged up for three months, even Dad looks sexy.

34:38Mum, I think Dad's got some good news for you.

34:42What, you didn't tell the vicar that joke about the nun and the mousetrap, did you?

34:46Better than that.

34:48I don't think I can bear it.

34:52I've got a job back on the boats.

34:55A job with real wages?

34:57Oh, national insurance, of all works.

34:59Competition was quite stiff, but they recognised quality when they saw it.

35:04I couldn't think of a better coming home present.

35:09Yeah.

35:16Come on, you.

35:20Get the tea off.

35:21She won't feel so frisky after she sees that wallpaper.

35:30Harley.

35:32Any last-minute things I can help you with?

35:35Phillip's asked me to help him.

35:38Everything's under control, thank you.

35:39All right.

35:40All right.

35:41I don't know.

36:11I don't know about you, but I don't think it's much fun going to an engagement party on your own.

36:19Me neither.

36:20And as much as I love to see you semi-naked,

36:24Jim Martin put a pair of trousers on.

36:26I hate the other girls to realise what they're missing out on.

36:39If you'd rather go in on your own,

36:41what, leave it to the competition for me?

36:51Hello. Thank you. Lovely to see you.

36:59Hello. Nice. Thank you very much for coming.

37:00Nice to see you.

37:01Thank you very much.

37:04Hey.

37:05Hi.

37:06Thanks for inviting us. Have a good night.

37:10All right, Dave.

37:11Congratulations.

37:12Hello.

37:13All the best.

37:14Enjoy yourself.

37:15Hello.

37:16Hi.

37:17Nice to see you, Melanie.

37:18Yes.

37:19Great. I'm so glad you've met you.

37:20Congratulations.

37:21Hi.

37:22Hi.

37:23Hi.

37:24Oh, this is a daft idea.

37:26Everyone will be knocked out to see you.

37:27Of course they will.

37:28What, the jailbird, the ex-criminal?

37:29Look, the first person to say anything is going to get hurt.

37:31You're going to have to face him sooner or later, love.

37:33Yeah.

37:34Especially Simpson.

37:35Get over with and job lot, eh?

37:36Come on.

37:37Come on.

37:38Come on.

37:39Come on.

37:40Come on.

37:41Come on.

37:42Come on.

37:44Come on.

37:45Come on.

37:46Come on.

37:47Come on.

37:48We're going to have to face him sooner or later, love.

37:49Especially Simpson.

37:50Well, get over with and job lot, eh?

37:52Come on.

37:53Come on.

37:54Come on.

37:57I want you to meet Philip Davenport, my fiancée. This is Rita Blade.

38:18I'm very pleased to meet you.

38:20Kelly, you're on the evening there.

38:24You OK?

38:27My love is hot.

38:29I'm hot!

38:31I'm hot!

38:32I'm hot!

38:33I'm hot!

38:34I'm hot!

38:35See you!

38:36You're hot!

38:37I'm hot!

38:38I'm hot!

38:56What?

38:57Well, I didn't sentence her. It was the magistrate.

39:00Don't stop you playing judge and jury on Steve.

39:02One thing's for sure, you'll never get a welcome like that.

39:09I'm going to launch the boat tomorrow, take a trip.

39:15I've only just got back. Can I come?

39:18I thought you got seasick.

39:20Yeah, a bit more attractive when I'm green.

39:26Enjoying yourself?

39:28Oh, yeah.

39:30I always get sentimental when I know I'm leaving a place.

39:34Everything will be easier when you get to London. You'll see.

39:37Do you want to dance?

39:39Yeah.

39:47Great, ma'am.

39:48I love all your husband.

39:50Although he's got a gammy leg, he's still the best mover in the world.

39:53Be my guest.

39:55Come on, George.

40:00So what's it like to be home, ma'am?

40:02Strange.

40:03Great, but strange.

40:05All right.

40:14Woo-hoo!

40:15Woo-hoo!

40:16Woo-hoo!

40:20Come on!

40:28Come on!

40:30Woo-hoo!

40:31Woo-hoo!

40:32Woo-hoo!

40:33Woo-hoo!

40:34Woo-hoo!

40:35Woo-hoo!

40:36Woo-hoo!

40:37Good job!

40:40I bet you're a fiver.

40:41The next thing to come out of the ladies is a pig.

40:43All right, you won't.

40:44All right, come on.

40:49I'll win.

40:51Cheer on, you pig!

40:53Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!

40:59Some things never change.

41:01You've got the job.

41:02What?

41:03You've got the job.

41:04What?

41:05You've got the job.

41:07You've got the job.

41:08What?

41:09You've got the job.

41:11I reckon Pete would have much time for this Philip bloke.

41:13It's good to hear you two talk about being a normal wife.

41:14Instead of all this guilt.

41:15What guilt?

41:16He was guilty about what?

41:17Was his death an accident or not?

41:19Were you responsible?

41:20He was guilty about what?

41:25Was his death an accident or not?

41:29Were you responsible?

41:30instead of all his guilt.

41:33What guilt?

41:36He was guilty about what?

41:39Was his death an accident or not?

41:44Were you responsible?

41:46Was it possible?

41:58Whoo!

42:01George!

42:04Jade.

42:06Guilt because we cared.

42:09Because he was a mate.

42:11And he was gone and we're still here.

42:12But not because of the way Pete died.

42:14Do you want to know what I think about that?

42:15No.

42:16Pete was mucking about.

42:17Good old Pete was up to one of his stunts again.

42:19If he'd have done what Mike said, he'd be with us now.

42:22Don't lie to protect Mike.

42:23He protected me.

42:25I nearly lost my life because of your precious brother.

42:28Mike pulled me out of the water, otherwise I'd be dead too.

42:31What?

42:32Mike wanted to go in after Pete, but it was obviously too late.

42:35We had to hold him back.

42:37I believe you.

42:38You ask the Navy.

42:39They tried to give him a commendation, but he wouldn't have any of it.

42:42He pulled all the favours he could to make sure your family never got to know how Pete died.

42:47He wouldn't have seen the body if it weren't for Mike.

42:50He loved the Navy.

42:52But Pete's death gutted him.

42:54Why didn't he tell me?

42:58Why do you sing?

42:59Why do you sing?

43:16Ladies and gentlemen, if I could have your attention for a moment, please.

43:20We now come to the serious business of the evening.

43:22As you probably know, Jane's mum and dad can't be with us this evening.

43:27So, it falls to me to do the honours.

43:32Jane was always happy, though it has to be said, a mischievous little girl.

43:37The clockwork mouse at the cat show was one of her more memorable exploits.

43:43But when she found herself stuck down here without a job, I did not hesitate for one second before offering her a position.

43:52And though she had a lot to learn, I can honestly say I think I have made a career woman out of her.

43:57Whatever she takes on, she tackles it wholeheartedly.

44:02If a little unconventionally.

44:05So, one thing I can promise you, Philip, mate, life is not going to be dull.

44:10And with Jane, of course, comes a little chap who we've all come to love.

44:16Jake.

44:18All the very best with your new life, son.

44:20And come back and visit us soon.

44:22Take care, Jake.

44:23Take care, Jake.

44:25So, if the two lovebirds would like to make their way up on stage, I've got a little present for them.

44:31What, a Simpsons selection box?

44:42Well, don't tell me you lost her already, Phil. You haven't even got her to the altar yet.

44:48Come on, what are we waiting for?

44:50Well, this could be a job for you, Melanie.

44:54Sorry, Councillor, I'm off duty.

44:58Jane? Jane, are you out there, love?

45:03Come on, Jane.

45:04Perhaps somebody could check the ladies for me?

45:07I'm here.

45:09Here she is.

45:10Philip and Jane.

45:11The whole of Bridehaven has clubbed together, or been clubbed, to buy you this.

45:31You won't believe the trouble we had getting it out of the bottle.

45:35There you go.

45:37This is beautiful. Thank you very much.

45:41Despite arriving here with the intention of taking Jane away from here, you've all made me very welcome.

45:47I know that in the future, Jane, Jake, and I will be returning here many times.

45:54So, thanks everyone for coming, and here's to the next party, our wedding.

45:58Thanks.

46:12Thanks for everything.

46:15Thanks for everything.

46:33Great party, thank you.

46:35My pleasure.

46:37Right, I will see you tomorrow then.

46:40Great.

47:05Mike.

47:10Can we talk?

47:12Yeah.

47:15Would you want to go back to my place?

47:17Can we go to your office?

47:29Pete was always getting into trouble.

47:31Yeah.

47:33Stupid idiot. What did he think he was doing?

47:35Certainly wasn't thinking of the people who loved him, that's for sure.

47:39You could have told me.

47:45Yeah, well I wanted you to remember him as a free spirit.

47:51And I'm the one who says, with love comes trust.

47:57I'm so sorry.

47:59There's no need.

48:01There is, it's a great need.

48:03You were taking care of me.

48:05And my mum, my dad.

48:07A lot of people would have just told the truth and let themselves off the hook.

48:11I'm so sorry.

48:15This, this has to change things, doesn't it?

48:17Now that I know how Pete died, there's nothing left to come between us.

48:23What about Philip?

48:25Well, I mean, even before Dan spoke to me, I knew I'd, I'd made the wrong decision.

48:37I wouldn't make Phil happy.

48:39It just seemed too cruel to tell him in the middle of the celebrations.

48:45So now you want me?

48:49You may have kidded yourself you've moved on, but deep down you still thought I could have been responsible for his death.

48:55Well, I was confused.

48:58Face it, Jane, you don't know what you want.

49:00And until we're both certain, then this has got to stop.

49:15I name this boat the Untouchables.

49:19May God bless her and all who sail in her.

49:26Yay!

49:30That's a waste of good booze, if you ask me.

49:33Speech, Mike!

49:34Speech, Mike!

49:37Oh, right, well, I'd just like to thank everyone who's helped with the boat,

49:40especially Jake.

49:42Without his hard work, we wouldn't be here today.

49:44Tony Simpson for allowing me extended leave.

49:51And Steve for agreeing to run the place in my, er, absence.

49:56And, er, of course all of you lot for turning up.

50:00I'm very grateful for all your friendship and support.

50:03You've been fantastic.

50:05I'll see you all at Christmas.

50:07I'll see you all at Christmas.

50:08I'll see you all at Christmas.

50:13See you later, love.

50:14Bye-bye!

50:16Take care!

50:17Bye!

50:18Bye!

50:19Bye!

50:48Let's go.

51:18Let's go.

51:48Let's go.

52:18Let's go.

HARBOUR LIGHTS - Series 1 - Episode 10 - "The Untouchables"

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