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Episode 405 of Prisoner Cell Block H. The end gate slam, incidental music and Network 10 logo have been restored as originally broadcast.
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00:00you still haven't learned have you Stevens we're really wasting our energies I think
00:10we work much better together agreed with a 60-40 cut in my favor
00:17let this unbroken circle be a symbol of our everlasting love for each other
00:29I now pronounce you husband and wife
00:33Arthur Charlton I don't know anyone called Arthur
00:44he didn't say anything else did you miss him no just that it was important
00:48well a better bloody be because I'm missing a good turn out there
00:52Mrs. Birdsworth Mr. Charlton not one of those bloody reporters are you
01:00no Mrs. Birdsworth you are Elizabeth Josephine Birdsworth yeah why
01:05well this may come as a bit of a shock to you but I'm your son
01:10I don't believe it
01:25is it true
01:28yes ma'am
01:29oh yes I can see it now
01:36all these years I didn't know whether you were alive or dead
01:42look at you you look really good
01:47you've done all right for yourself eh son
01:51you're a credit to the name of Birdsworth
01:55I uh my name's Charlton now mum I was adopted they were very nice people they
02:03treated me just like their own son fair enough how'd you find me anyway
02:08Jigsaw it's a an organization that helps people find missing relatives oh lay odd you
02:14wish you'd never bothered when you found out your old mum was a jailbird that's not
02:19true mum I was just glad you were alive look Arthur I know you must be ashamed of me but when they first put me in the stir I didn't do it I was innocent I just wanted you to know I know mum we've found each other now and that's all that matters as far as I'm concerned
02:44donovan and mitchell on remand right and the best of luck thank you so this is Wentworth doesn't look so big time to me
03:11uh Donovan
03:13yes dear that's me
03:14yeah age before beauty
03:16I don't want to get too close to no mouldy oldies
03:19I'll take you first Donovan which is your bag
03:22the carpet bag dear just a few face creams to keep me in shape
03:26you ought to ask for your money back
03:28they're not working
03:29you are a very rude child and a good slap on the bottom wouldn't go astray so don't tempt me
03:35yeah I'd like to see you try it you old bag
03:38you see what I mean they've kept this up all the way here
03:41that's enough
03:42Donovan stand on the line please
03:44certainly dear pay no attention to our young friend I'm afraid she's got the manners of a gutter snipe
03:49you are Minerva Edith Donovan and you're charged with conspiring to commit theft
03:53yes dear that's right but I prefer Minnie if you don't mind
03:57Minerva you're gonna be joking I reckon they ought to keep you in a bloody museum
04:03alright that's enough you've had your say Mitchell now I'll have mine
04:07you'll stand over there until it's your turn to be inducted then you'll both shower and go to your cells
04:12where you can argue all you want to
04:14put in there no buts Mitchell this is a prison and you will do as you're told
04:19and the recreation room is down the end of the corridor and turn left
04:31oh and you have ten minutes to make your beds and put your things away
04:35and then I'll come back and take you to see Mrs Reynolds the governor
04:38terrific
04:39Mrs Reynolds that wouldn't be Mrs Ann Reynolds who used to be with child welfare
04:44yes I believe she was
04:45what a coincidence I heard she joined the prison service
04:48now make sure you read all of this you're expected to know all the rules and they're all in here
04:54haven't you got any comics
04:56remember you've got ten minutes
04:59well it's a little bleak
05:04but I'm sure we can fix it up
05:08I'll take this bed if you don't mind
05:12suit yourself Granny
05:13I can flop anywhere you can
05:19you're not planning to smoke that in here are you?
05:22nah I was planning to pick me nose with it
05:27you have five minutes to make your bed young lady start now
05:38hey watch it Granny
05:41now listen to me
05:42first you will not call me Granny understand
05:45second if you and I are going to live in this little room together
05:49there are a few things we may as well get straightened out right now
05:52starting with your manners
05:55oh come on Leanne
05:57it's not fair
05:58I've missed that movie every time it's been on the TV
06:01told you it's lousy
06:02anyhow the other one's got vampires and things
06:04oh but I don't want to see it
06:08oh Wally you tell her
06:10oh no no
06:11leave me out of it
06:12if you want something to do you can help me here
06:14otherwise forget the TV and read a book
06:16oh it's alright for you you don't like the telly
06:18you're wrong there
06:19I'm a Bugs Bunny addict
06:21now let a fella do some work
06:22not bloody fair
06:24I notice no one's bothered to set the table for dinner
06:27and what's not fair Jodie
06:29ah she's just carrying on
06:31this is my turn with the TV
06:32and I want to watch Dracula's Last Rites
06:34it's a late movie
06:35oh really
06:36well in future there's no need for argument
06:38because the television set will be switched off
06:40at 10 o'clock sharp
06:41oh what
06:42you gotta be kidding
06:44not at all
06:4510 o'clock is quite late enough for anyone to be up
06:47now I shall personally see the set is switched off
06:50and the front door is bolted
06:51is that clear
06:52well we've always stayed up as late as we like
06:54well I would suggest if you wish to continue doing so
06:57you move elsewhere
06:58if you stay here you obey the rules
07:00Olly please
07:02talk some sense to her
07:04that'll do Leanne
07:05Mr. Wallace is employed here
07:07it's not up to him to count them on my orders
07:09and I would thank you to remember that in future
07:11and table
07:17she thinks she's in the bloody army
07:19yeah just ride with her a bit longer
07:21maybe she's just settling in you know
07:23well does that mean that you won't help us
07:26it means I can't Jodie
07:29she's the boss
07:30thanks a heap
07:32for nothing
07:38and if you have any problems you can always ask to see me
07:41that's what I'm here for
07:43any questions Mitchell?
07:44yeah
07:45who'd you have to kill to get something to eat around here?
07:48yeah
07:49the evening bell will be going at any moment
07:53Mrs. Barry would you wait outside with Mitchell while I talk to Donovan please?
07:56certainly Gubba
07:57come along Mitchell
08:06it's good to see you Minnie
08:08I'm sorry it had to be in here
08:10temporary measure Mrs. Reynolds
08:12I've been in worse spots than this
08:14and with worse company
08:16well let me assure you they're not all like her
08:18oh don't worry about young Bobby
08:20I'll soon whip her into shape
08:22yes that's a thought
08:24we don't usually put remand prisoners in together
08:27except when we're crowded
08:29but to be honest I think you could do young Mitchell some good
08:32sit down
08:33thank you
08:37now how have you been?
08:39you haven't changed a bit
08:40neither of you Mrs. Reynolds
08:41oh I've been really well
08:44my babies have taken great care of me
08:47yes I often think of them
08:49I wish I could have done more good for them when they were young
08:52I think the department was very unfair not granting you foster parent status
08:56I've always said that
08:57those children would have been in state homes if it hadn't been for you
09:00I know you did the best you could Mrs. Reynolds
09:03well I couldn't turn them away
09:05poor little waifs
09:06most of them had no one
09:07and
09:09well I enjoyed being Auntie Min
09:12and they're all grown up now?
09:13the first lot
09:15David's a medical student
09:17Sharon's a hairdresser
09:19Kylie oh such a pretty little thing
09:21she's a receptionist
09:22and Kevin's a mechanic
09:24and Terry's
09:26well Terry's done well too
09:27you must be very proud of them
09:30I'm proud of all my babies
09:32the first lot
09:34and all the ones I've looked after since
09:37and not one of them's ever been in trouble with the police
09:41that's amazing
09:43it taught them to run fast obviously
09:46you know me too well Mrs. Reynolds
09:50well I thought I did
09:52but then I read the police reports about you organising the largest shoplifting gang in the state
09:59that doesn't sound like the mini Donovan I knew
10:02everyone's got to make a living
10:05doing what they do best
10:07and if I do say so myself
10:10my gang's the best there is
10:13well I'll let you get to your meal
10:17and remember if there's anything I can do
10:21oh I'm glad you asked
10:23look I wonder if I could have my face creams back
10:25I like to keep myself in shape
10:27oh and when I get myself organised
10:30drop in for a cup of tea
10:32I'm sure you know where it is
10:38well my dear I knew she wasn't ready
10:40but she was so keen on to go on a job
10:42that I didn't have the heart to refuse
10:44she got caught?
10:45oh my word she did and sent the police straight to me
10:48amateurs they'll get you every time
10:51now Lizzie tell me all about you
10:54who's the wrinkly for?
10:56Lizzie Bird's birth
10:58one of the permanent fixtures around here
11:00you want a game of cards?
11:02no thanks
11:04and I reckon I've been in here
11:06longer than all the rest of them put together
11:09haven't you ever had any life outside?
11:11course I have
11:12only I always come back in
11:15that's terrible
11:17Pixie tells me that half the women in here have been in before
11:20you'd think they'd have learnt not to come back
11:23yeah well maybe they was unlucky
11:25like me
11:27fifteen times I knit tapes in that shop
11:29how was I to know the old bastard having me picked
11:32and I hardly laid a finger on him before he started yelling murder
11:35salt my arse
11:37you have a charming turn of phrase Bobby
11:40aye that's my fag
11:42not anymore it's not
11:43give it back you cheeky little bugger
11:45can't get knotted
11:46is that Lizzie's smoke?
11:48so what?
11:49it's only a lousy fag
11:51then you can just roll Lizzie another from your own tobacco
11:54and sposen I don't
11:56I didn't hear that Bobby for your sake I didn't hear it
11:59bloody hell
12:01what's the big hassle?
12:03okay she can have her back
12:05thank you love
12:07I'll see she pays your back Lizzie
12:09you know she reminds me of someone but I can't think of who
12:12go on
12:14I spotted it straight away
12:16she's a bit like our little Maxie
12:18god love her
12:20Lizzie
12:22if I wanted to know all about Wentworth
12:24you'd be the one to put me straight wouldn't you?
12:26you bet I would
12:28I'd tell you the ones to steer away from
12:30starting with Madam over there
12:33she's a bad lot
12:35you just ask me anything you want to know
12:38only I reckon we'll be up all night
12:42well
12:44if nobody else wants to cry on my shoulder
12:46I'll be off
12:47so long Walt
12:48bye
12:49sure you don't want to stay for the movie?
12:50no thanks and you better look at the clock before you get too settled
12:53I'll get it
12:55well I've got to open the door to get out don't I?
12:57hello Walt
13:02Julie
13:04what the hell are you doing here at this time of night?
13:07I had nowhere else to go
13:09I've got no money
13:11I can't stay can't I?
13:13yeah I guess it's
13:14ten o'clock
13:16switch the TV set off while I lock the door
13:18I don't know what you're doing here
13:20you will have to leave I'm about to lock the door
13:22please Mrs Dodds
13:24I've got nowhere to go
13:26we could give her a bed for the night Alison
13:27in the morning
13:28no I won't have it she's a very bad influence on the other girls
13:31there's no place for drunken rebels here
13:34oh
13:35for God's sake what are we doing here?
13:37they're not perfect they don't pretend to be
13:40we're supposed to be helping them with their problems
13:42we all have problems
13:44and I will thank you to let me deal with Driscoll House in my own way
13:47now if you don't mind I wish to lock the door
13:51you rotten cold hearted bitch
13:54she's killing this place Wally
13:56it's finished now she's taken over
13:58what the hell are you doing here?
14:00I'm beginning to wonder that myself
14:03come on
14:10and I won't tell you again
14:12off
14:17Martin?
14:20Jen?
14:24Marty?
14:26you drank
14:28it took me a while but I finally made it
14:33what are you doing?
14:37putting on the coffee
14:39by the look of you you need it
14:41lots of it
14:43what I need is Jenny
14:45I can't ever have her
14:47I suppose that makes you very happy does it?
14:49if you think I'm going to spend the rest of my life apologising for what happened
14:53you've got another thing coming
14:55alright? you've been hurt
14:57so we've all been hurt at some stage or another
14:59now we can go out and get drunk and hit out at everyone
15:03or we can grow up and get on with our lives
15:06you don't understand
15:08she was everything
15:10now I've lost her
15:11now I've lost her
15:13well what the hell have you lost?
15:17your father
15:19remember?
15:24I...
15:26I don't feel too good mum
15:27it's very late
15:37I think you should really turn that off now dear
15:49come on Bobby
15:51time to go to sleep
15:52piss off
15:54hey give it back granny
15:55no I don't want any arguments
15:56it's very late
15:57turn it off
15:58get knotted bitch bitches
15:59that will do miss
16:01I've taken all the abuse from you that I'm going to take
16:04oh yeah?
16:05and what are you going to do about it?
16:07wash me mouth out with soap?
16:08not quite
16:10but I will take this
16:11what do you think you're doing?
16:12teaching you a lesson
16:14bloody hell
16:17I don't like doing that young lady
16:19but quite obviously it's long overdue
16:31now get to bed
16:36you're not me mother
16:39you're not me bloody mother
16:40and I offered the poor kid $20 and a bed for the night but she just ran out
16:49you sure you're not overreacting?
16:51ah that woman is alienating everybody
16:53if she was in India she'd be sacred
16:56I'm sorry love I'm just in a foul mood
16:58I've got to get off
16:59g'day mum, wall, couch, table, you're looking at a very happy man
17:02oh no my drunken son is home again
17:04what brought this on?
17:05well guess who just sold his second picture to the dispatch for $50
17:08oh Paul you didn't that's wonderful
17:11yep no more stacking tins of tomato soup
17:13or putting price stickers on frozen peas
17:15I'm a free agent
17:19steady on you're not thinking of giving up your job are you?
17:22wrong tense well I've already done it
17:24as of now I'm free to become number one photographer in the land of odds
17:27I can't believe this Paul
17:29I know it wasn't the best job in the world but at least you could have stopped
17:31look mum I hated it
17:32it was a dead end
17:33I understand that but why throw it in you only sold one photo
17:36I think it's time I turned in eh?
17:37I'm not asking you to support me if that's what you mean
17:39I didn't say you had
17:41well I'll see you back tomorrow and I'm steady on you too eh?
17:44Wally I'm sorry
17:46that's alright
17:56oh no no no more I'll drown
17:59I'm alright
18:00we haven't sat and talked like this since
18:04since Dad died
18:08all these years I wanted to get close but I
18:11well I was hurt
18:13I wanted to lash out at everyone
18:16I never realised how much you were hurting too
18:19I know
18:20well would you like me to stay mum?
18:24I could probably get discharged on compassionate grounds and then I
18:27see
18:28you don't really want to leave the Navy do you?
18:31well not really but
18:32no but
18:34I mean you're all going to have to make your own decisions
18:36I don't mind you being away as long as we're
18:39as long as we're friends
18:40um
18:43about Jenny
18:45oh mum look
18:46I know you tried to help
18:48and believe me I'm very grateful
18:50we'll talk about it later okay?
18:53alright
18:55friends?
18:57good friends
18:59good friends
19:10would you like a cuppa or something?
19:12no I
19:13think it's time we both went to bed
19:16yeah we got pretty serious there for a minute didn't we?
19:19well
19:20at least we don't do it too often
19:22no thank god
19:24I hope I wasn't too rude to Wally
19:25he shot out of here like a bullet
19:26well I think he understands
19:29he realises you've got your own life to lead
19:32yeah well so have you too
19:34I mean it seems a bit stupid Wally going up to the attic every night
19:36oh
19:38well look mum you love being together
19:40and here's good company for you
19:42don't you think it might be a bit crowded in here with the three of us?
19:45yeah well that's just it
19:47look it's got nothing to do with tonight honest
19:50it's just
19:52it's time I lived on my own
19:53I'm moving out mum
20:09now now dear
20:11you mustn't cry
20:13bugger off will ya?
20:15please?
20:17I didn't mean to be hard on you Bobby
20:19and I wasn't trying to mother you truly
20:24yeah
20:26well you couldn't have done a worse job than me mum did anyway
20:30she was never out of the TAB long enough to know who I was
20:34what about your father?
20:36him?
20:38he was too pissed at care
20:40I nicked off when I was thirteen
20:43and they never even came looking for me
20:45so don't give me that crap about respecting your elders
20:48but you must have had somebody Bobby
20:51everyone has somebody
20:53you reckon?
20:55where have you been living under a rock?
20:57I was on the streets when I was thirteen
21:00and when I couldn't sell myself
21:01I made a few bucks posing for skin pics
21:05it was mostly soft porn stuff
21:08poor child
21:10didn't you have any friends you could turn to?
21:14I had mates, sure
21:16five of them OD'd last year
21:19sparky
21:21she was fifteen
21:23I reckon she wanted to die
21:25she seemed real happy to go anyway
21:27sometimes I wish I could too
21:31but you can't cark it on grass
21:34and I never really got into smack
21:37you're alright now dear
21:40come on
21:42you settle down
21:44close your eyes
21:46have a rest
21:48you're real good at this sort of stuff aren't you?
21:50you must have a few kids your own
21:52yes dear
21:54over twenty
21:55oh gee
21:58no wonder you need all them vitamins
22:01there's always room for one more
22:14good morning
22:16how are Dr and Mrs Collins this morning?
22:17great, just great
22:19sorry we couldn't provide you with a proper honeymoon sweet
22:22that's alright, we're grateful for any time at all
22:25don't we darling?
22:27hey come on
22:28remember what we said?
22:29I know
22:31I suppose I better get back to work now
22:33well there is one thing, it's your engagement ring
22:35I'm afraid we'll have to take it
22:37but why?
22:38do you have to?
22:39yes I'm afraid so
22:40it's for your own safety more than anything else
22:42I'm sure you understand
22:44alright
22:46sorry Petra
22:48I understand really
22:50Stevens Parker Hunt Laundry
22:52Adler Harvey Kitchen
22:53any questions?
22:55well since you asked dear
22:57you didn't mention young Bobby or me
22:59you're on remand Donovan
23:01you two don't have to work
23:03the name is not dear
23:04it's Miss Ferguson
23:06yes of course dear
23:08but we'd like to work
23:10no sense sitting in a cell all day
23:12you know what they say
23:13idle hands are the devil's tools
23:17alright Donovan
23:18I'll put you down for the laundry
23:20Mitchell?
23:22not me
23:23I'm not working if I don't have to
23:25and I speak for meself
23:27nobody owns me
23:28don't reckon anyone would want to
23:30nobody asked you Birdsworth
23:32alright Mitchell, you don't have to work
23:34Ace, I've got a date with Billy Idol
23:37Billy who?
23:39has she got a fella in there?
23:40no dear
23:42I think he's an entertainer or something
23:45hey look who's back
23:47well Roberts
23:48finally decided to grace us with your presents
23:49did you?
23:50you're in the laundry
23:52yes Miss Ferguson
23:53looks a bit tired doesn't she?
23:54well I don't think she looks well
23:55I reckon she should be under the dock
23:57what again?
23:59hey that's enough
24:01now get to work or I'll put the lot of you on a charge
24:04Stevens
24:08what's the problem?
24:09no problem
24:10but keep your eyes and ears open
24:13apparently our sweet little granny is a friend of the governor
24:16and that could mean trouble
24:24I sort of like the shushy noise it makes when the steam comes out
24:27it's a lot better than the one at Barnhurst
24:28I'm sure it is dear but it seems a very slow process
24:32don't you think so Lizzy?
24:34me?
24:36well it seems to me that if you could fold the sheets so
24:40then you could fit two in the press the one time
24:44and you'd halve the work
24:47oh yeah
24:49and I could pass them over and Petra could take them away
24:52yeah that's what she's got new strength with
24:55you're really not very funny fellas
24:57you know you're real clever to think of that Min
24:59I'd never have thought of it
25:01well not right off anyway
25:03well it was Lizzy's idea as much as mine but it will save time
25:06now the dryers
25:07I like the dryers the way they are
25:10why don't you find yourself a quiet little corner and knit yourself a little old man to keep you company
25:15oh good
25:17someone with a sense of humour
25:19I like that
25:21Lizzy?
25:22you've got a visitor
25:23oh is it Arthur Mrs. Em?
25:25Beauty!
25:27I'll do the pick up
25:28unless you plan to streamline that
25:31not a very pleasant lady I'm afraid
25:33and you know
25:36I don't think she likes me
25:46hi
25:48if you need any batteries for that let me know
25:50oh yeah?
25:52and how come you're so helpful all of a sudden?
25:55well I thought things might be a little strange for you
25:58round here you've got to be pretty careful how you pick your friends
26:01maybe
26:03too bad you can't pick your cellmates
26:05if I didn't have Fred I'd go up the wall
26:08Fred?
26:10Fred
26:12yeah it's a pretty fancy machine
26:14got a condenser mic?
26:16two!
26:17and you can record in stereo
26:19and there's a pause button
26:21tape counter two?
26:23sure
26:25hey
26:26you sussing me out about something
26:27oh I just thought you might like to do a bit of taping for me
26:31and what?
26:33what's in it for me?
26:34homemade boo strong enough to blow your head off
26:38four bottles
26:40so what's this job?
26:42tape your cellmate
26:43granny?
26:44what the hell for?
26:46all she talks is crap
26:48maybe
26:49but she's a friend of the governor's and you never know when that might be useful
26:52and uh
26:54keep it between us will you?
26:57waitie
26:59for six bottles of plonk
27:01you've got a deal
27:03fine
27:10anyway mum I had a talk with the governor yesterday after I saw you
27:14and well she made me realise that I owe you a few explanations
27:18oh
27:20you don't owe me anything
27:22I'm just so happy to see you
27:27well
27:29there's a lot more to it than that
27:31for a start you've got a daughter-in-law and three grandchildren
27:34three little babies?
27:36well they're not exactly babies mum
27:38Kevin's seventeen he's about to finish tech this year
27:41Michelle's a year younger and she wants to be a hairdresser
27:42hairdresser
27:43hairdresser?
27:45my best mate was a hairdresser
27:47and young Mike
27:49well he's just a handful
27:51he's into all this rock and roll stuff you know
27:54oh
27:56they're beautiful
27:59and look at Kevin
28:01he looks just like your dad
28:04oh
28:05oh
28:07I give ten years off my life just to give him one big hug
28:12an old lady like me I don't suppose I'll ever get out of this rotten joint
28:22keep it mum
28:24I've got lots more to tell you
28:26now hang about
28:30you're saying this woman is riding roughshod over everyone
28:34I can't believe that
28:36believe me
28:38the women are getting ready to pack up and move out
28:41yeah well you'll pull it into shape won't you Wally
28:44Jude I'd do practically anything for you you know that but
28:48I know when I'm banging my head against a brick wall
28:51I'm throwing it in I have to
28:54you can't do that Wally
28:56you can't do that Wally
28:58Wally please don't do that
29:00God
29:02work my guts out for that place
29:04and so have you
29:06now we can't just turn our back on all the women that need that house
29:10all the little Susie Driscoll's of the world
29:12I won't let you do this Wally
29:15I won't
29:16yes please ask Mr Charlton to wait I won't be very long
29:28come in
29:30right thanks
29:32Ryan's here she wants to see you
29:34yeah you're damn right I would
29:36what the hell is going on at Driscoll and how could you let it happen
29:38oh steady Judy
29:40in the first place I have no authority to interfere and in the second place
29:43aren't you underestimating Wally
29:45huh like hell I am
29:47he's thinking of chucking the whole thing in did you know that
29:50no I didn't
29:51oh I'll bet you didn't
29:52that'll do Brian
29:54it's all right Mrs Powell
29:56Judy if there was something I could do I would
29:58now if you're just calm down at least we can talk about it
30:02I'm sorry
30:04it's just I've got every penny I ever had tied up in that house I mean surely that gives me some rights
30:10the department knows that
30:13that's why they've authorised me to
30:16well the fact is they want to buy the house
30:19what?
30:20they're prepared to give you
30:22a 20% profit on what you paid for the place
30:25they think they're being very generous
30:27oh they do do they
30:29well you can tell the department from me that I don't sell out that easily
30:33now I am going to beat this rep
30:34I don't know how but I am going to beat it
30:36and when I do I want my job and my house back
30:40and if the department doesn't like it they can shove it
30:48and he's a really successful business man he has his own hardware store
30:53oh geez Lizzie reckon you'll have a real nice room of your own when you go and live with them
30:56what are you on about who said I'm going to live with them anyhow
31:00but he has asked you hasn't he Lizzie
31:01of course he has
31:03but we haven't decided anything yet
31:05we have more important things to talk about
31:08doesn't she ever take that thing off her head
31:10her name's Bobby isn't it
31:12yeah I reckon little Maxie was an angel compared to her
31:17I'd introduce you dear but she's not very amiable
31:20oh I've met kids like her before
31:23tough nuts to crack
31:24but once you get through the shelly quite sweet inside
31:28Lizzie what's that all about
31:31good I reckon they're going to put the bite on us again
31:35Ripper! Let's see
31:37let's see
31:57bloody awful looking slop
31:59I need to get out of here to get a decent meal
32:02oh I'll eat yours if you don't want it Lizzie I like me Tucker
32:04never mind your stomach
32:09it's your head I'll leave
32:11hey I've got a plan to get rid of that Sonia and the freak for good and all
32:17oh yeah what's she going to do Lizzie?
32:19get rid of their stooges
32:21and then they won't have anyone to do their dirty work for them
32:24I've seen the three stooges on telly
32:26jeez they whack each other round don't they
32:28that's the whole idea
32:29we get them and you fix them one at a time
32:31me?
32:34well Lizzie you've seen what I've done last time
32:37I don't want to hurt no one else
32:38people don't like me when I hurt them
32:40you don't have to go hell for leather
32:42it'll be a piece of cake
32:44oh I don't know Lizzie
32:46look how I hurt poor little pigs I wasn't even trying
32:49can't you find someone else?
32:51there is no one else
32:53we're your mates
32:54now if we don't fix the Sonia and the freak we might as well lie down and let them stomp all over us
33:02sure wouldn't like that that Miss Ferguson's a big lady isn't she?
33:06are you going to help us or not?
33:08well never let me mates down
33:12there goes while I tell you we're going to wipe the floor with them
33:17little late for lunch aren't you?
33:23I thought with a bit of luck it might be all gone by the time I got there
33:27you got something for me?
33:29I had no problem
33:31neither had I
33:32I thought we agreed on 60%
33:41that is 60%
33:42I told you the money would dry up sooner or later
33:45for both of us or just for me?
33:49see for yourself
33:51you can't get blood out of a stone
33:55can't you believe it Stevens?
33:57because that's what you're going to have to do
33:59I don't believe that woman
34:12I reckon we should teach her a lesson
34:14we could wreck this joint
34:15well at least a room
34:17she asked for it
34:19hang on
34:20before you start the revolution
34:21would you mind telling me what it's all about?
34:23Julie's been picked up by the cops
34:25it's breaking and entering
34:27oh hell
34:28and that stinking bitch wouldn't go bail for her
34:32lousy 50 bucks
34:34take it easy now
34:35where is Mrs Dots now?
34:36well she's out
34:37probably mugging a pension of the bitch
34:40oh look Wally you gotta do something
34:42or we will
34:43well calm down look
34:44first thing we gotta do is get Jilly out there
34:46let's see what I've got here
34:4820, 25, 26 dollars
34:50we'll all chip in for the rest
34:51but that's not gonna fix things Wally
34:53next time it could be Jodie
34:55or me
34:56then what?
34:58you're right
35:00I'll talk to the department
35:03lay it on the line
35:05about bloody time
35:11well you should've heard her
35:13the way she carried on
35:14you'd think I'd killed her
35:15see what I mean?
35:17just bull
35:18the whole lot of it
35:20I wouldn't say that
35:23the way she carried on
35:24you'd think
35:26depends on how much you hear
35:27meanings change so easily
35:30I killed her
35:32hey
35:34hey that's great
35:36now all we need's another player to make copies of a tape and edit were in business
35:38are you gonna use it against Granny?
35:40maybe, maybe not
35:42I did it to test you Bobby
35:45oh yeah?
35:46and how'd I do?
35:48you passed with flying colours
35:50I'm sure I can find lots of things for you to do
35:53okay
35:55but first off how about my booze
35:56how about my booze
36:15okay Mitchell get on your feet and clean up this mess
36:18hey what's the big idea?
36:21you answer me when I speak
36:23or I'll smash that thing into so many pieces
36:24you'll need a computer to fix it
36:26yeah?
36:27you try and I'll smash your teeth in your bloody grey bull dyke
36:31okay Mitchell
36:33we'll see what the Governor's got to say about that little outburst
36:36now come on
36:38something wrong Miss Ferguson
36:41yeah
36:42your foul-mouthed little friend here is going to the Governor
36:45and you can clean up the mess while she's gone
36:46if I was you Miss Ferguson I'd be a little more gentle
36:50I'm sure Mrs Reynolds would be most upset to hear that one of her officers was rough handling a prisoner
36:59alright Mitchell
37:01you're on a charge
37:03now clean the mess up
37:10it shouldn't take us long dear
37:12who asked you to interfere?
37:14I don't need anybody's help
37:16I just feel so damn useless stuck in here
37:22well isn't there something Wally can do?
37:24oh I reckon it's a bloody disgrace
37:27that rotten mongled dogs will bugger everything up at Driscoll House
37:31and poor old Wally he'll be the scrape coat
37:34hey hang on a tick I've forgotten his smokes
37:36I've got Miss smokes
37:39good day Phil
37:41you been talking to Miss Ferguson
37:43what's it to you?
37:44nothing only she wants to see you
37:46and she said if I saw you to tell you
37:48me? what for?
37:50I don't know
37:52but she wants to see you straight away in the shower blocks
37:55why would the freak send you with a message?
37:57alright don't go
37:58it's no skin off my nose
38:01only don't blame me if she rouses on ya
38:04alright Kate
38:05what's your hurry Hunt?
38:18I didn't want to keep you waiting
38:19Lizzie said you wanted to see me
38:21did she now?
38:22and did she happen to say where?
38:24yeah in the shower block
38:26well then that's where you better go isn't it?
38:28what for?
38:29I'd say that Birdsworth was setting you up Hunt
38:32what we have to find out is why
38:34when was Parker when she spoke to you?
38:37well she wasn't in the rec room
38:39then I'd say it's Parker who wants to see you
38:42you better not keep her waiting
38:44damn Parker you gotta be kidding she'll kill me
38:47oh no
38:49if anyone gets hurt this time it'll be Parker
38:51now you stall her
38:53understand?
38:55yeah
38:56ok get moving
38:59quick
39:02now's our chance
39:03Phyllis is on her way to the shower block
39:05now?
39:06oh jeez Lizzie
39:07I thought you'd give me a couple of days to sort of work up to it
39:09we haven't got a couple of days
39:10if we don't do it now
39:11we mightn't get another chance
39:14no Lizzie
39:16I've already hurt Phyllis enough already
39:17and I landed myself in the pound
39:18I don't want no more trouble
39:20well there's gonna be trouble if the freaking Phyllis find out
39:21that I've been playing silly buggers
39:24yeah well I don't want you getting into any strife
39:27well hurry it up and do it now
39:30ok
39:32look I don't mean to be rude Mr Wallace
39:33but I did come here on official prison business
39:36and so far I've been bombarded with nothing but complaints about the halfway house
39:40this is an emergency I haven't got time for red tide
39:42I'm afraid it is my fault
39:43when Wally phoned and said there was trouble at the house I did mention that you were on your way here
39:47trouble? yes that word again
39:48yes that word again
39:50well so far I've heard nothing but a few petty complaints about a woman who has our approval to get Driscoll House running on an acceptable level again
39:58does acceptable mean empty?
40:00because right now the very women we're trying to help
40:02they're wanting to pack up and move out
40:03now Judy Bryant
40:04Judy Bryant was a criminal who couldn't keep that house under control
40:10now are you telling me that those women would rather move back onto the streets
40:15than have a little order and discipline in their lives
40:18I'm telling you that we should be helping those women
40:20not treating them like delinquents who need a caning
40:23Alice Dodds has not got the first conception of how to deal with those women with understanding and compassion
40:28the sort of things needed to run at Driscoll House
40:31Alice Dodds came to us very highly recommended
40:35I think Wally means
40:36I don't know what he means
40:39now Mr. Wallace
40:41when you have some concrete evidence that Mrs. Dodds is overstepping her authority
40:46then I may consider your report
40:49and in the meantime we lose all the women who need us
40:52I don't see it that way
40:54I don't think you see it at all
40:55Oh, gee Cass, you sort of crept up on me
41:12Look, I don't like hurting people, Phyllis
41:14Oh, neither do I, Cass
41:16I reckon you and I have a lot in common
41:17I reckon we should talk about them, don't you?
41:19Yeah, that would be real nice, but I've got to be quick
41:20Look, I didn't want to do those things
41:21Sonia made me do them
41:22She would have got me if I hadn't
41:23I don't want to hurt you, Phyllis, Miss Ferguson
41:29I wasn't doing nothing
41:31Hold on
41:34I'm not going to that place, Miss Ferguson
41:36I know you're not
41:38You've got a lot to learn, Parker
41:41Hey
41:44First, Parker
41:46Never kill a screw
41:48Because there's always a lot of other screws
41:50Just waiting to teach you a lesson
41:54Like this
41:56Oh!
41:58Oh!
42:00Oh!
42:01He used to give me roses
42:12I wish he could again
42:18But that was on the outside
42:22And things were different then
42:25On the inside
42:26On the inside the sun still shines
42:30And the rain falls down
42:36But the sun and rain are Christmas too
42:41When morning comes around
42:44Last night
42:45Last night I dreamed we were together
42:48Last night I dreamed we were together
42:51Sharing all the love we'd known
42:56Till I had to face the nightmare
43:01Awaken up alone
43:05On the inside
43:06On the inside the roses grow
43:09They don't land the stony ground
43:11They don't land the stony ground
43:15But the roses here are Christmas too
43:20When morning comes around
43:23When morning comes around
43:24When morning comes around
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