The Sweeney. S02 E03. Supersnout.

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First broadcast 15th September 1975.  Joey Stickley, Regan's informant, is greedy but generally reliable. With Haskins in Toronto, his stand-in, Quirk, is obsessed with catching the 'Post Office Gang' and his grass tells him they are about to rob a jeweller's shop.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins (credit only) Bill Maynard - Det. Chief Insp. Stephen Quirk John Tordoff - Joey Stickley Vernon Dobtcheff - Harry Kretchmar Carl Duering - Dantziz Rosemarie Dunham - The Dowager Christopher Coll - The Shop Owner George Silver - Yannos Vincent Wong - Japanese Tourist Frank Coda - Quirk's Snout Geoffrey Drew - Stooge Brandy di Frank - The Stripper Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Francis Batsoni - Strip Club Punter John Cannon - Constable George Lane Cooper - Yannos's Bodyguard/Serious Crime Squad Officer 'Harry Vi Delmar - Woman in bar Bill Hibbert - Detective Tommy Little - Snooker Player Bill Reed - Lorry Driver Bill Rooney - Man in pub John Smart - Strip Club Punter Byron Sotiris - Police Officer Michael Stevens - Detective Rocky Taylor - Flying Squad Officer Reg Thomason - Strip Club Punter Harry Tierney - Strip Club Punter John Timberlake - Pub Patron

Transcript

00:00I'll see you next time.

00:30Hello?

00:40Jack?

00:41Yeah?

00:42It's me, Joey.

00:44Listen.

00:48Tomorrow morning, 6.30,

00:51Jock's Transport Cafe at Lorelay the Fags.

00:56Are you interested?

00:58What's the deal?

01:02A one-er from you,

01:04and the usual 10% from the insurance.

01:07OK?

01:08One condition, Joey.

01:10You take no big part in the robbery.

01:12Don't worry.

01:14I'm only the lookout, man.

01:18Are you on?

01:21Yeah.

01:22OK, now.

01:24We'll be in the Jag and a Bedford van.

01:30The minute the driver comes from his tee,

01:33we jump him, get the keys, and away.

01:36Now, my escape, it's gotta be realistic or I'm dead.

01:45I might have to hurt you a bit, but if I fire at you, it'll be blanks.

01:51I'll make bloody sure you shoot straight, even so.

01:53Those blanks can be lethal at short range.

01:55Jack, trust me.

01:57You know you can.

02:03Here he comes.

02:18Stand by.

02:19Hey!

02:38Let's go.

02:39Let's go.

02:57Stickly.

03:09You all right, Gus?

03:10You get the others.

03:11Yeah, don't worry about it.

03:12They're all taken care of.

03:13You get the others.

03:14Yeah, don't worry about it.

03:15They're all taken care of.

03:16They're all taken care of.

03:46They're all taken care of.

04:06The post office gang seems to have begun operating again.

04:17Come.

04:24Sir.

04:25Good morning.

04:26Jack Regan.

04:28Stephen Quirk.

04:31I'm taking over from Haskins whilst it...

04:43I'm taking over from Haskins whilst he's in Toronto.

04:45I'm afraid I didn't get much notice, so I'm...

04:49I've not completely ginned myself up on everything yet.

04:52You've got a good record, Regan.

04:55That last lorry hijacking.

04:58Quite successful.

05:00I see you got the whole gang.

05:02Except for the one who got away.

05:05You got injured, eh?

05:07Commended for bravery.

05:10Any ideas on the one who got away?

05:12Who injured you?

05:13Yeah.

05:14Yeah, we think it was a nasty little creep called Stickley, sir.

05:22Joey Stickley?

05:24Yeah.

05:25Yeah, we pulled him in but we couldn't hold him.

05:27He had a perfect alibi.

05:29I've been trying to nail him for years.

05:32Joey Stickley.

05:33I remember him.

05:34He gave him his first conviction.

05:37Three years.

05:38Black market petrol at the time of Suez.

05:40He had a perfect alibi that time, too.

05:42Didn't do him much good.

05:44Neither did the helping of Porridge.

05:46He's been sick ever since.

05:47Hmm.

05:49That gang did the break-ins at the small post offices last summer.

05:54What do you know about them?

05:56What post office gang, sir?

05:58Last summer, a spate of armed robberies at small post offices.

06:04Well, that wasn't one gang.

06:05That was several.

06:06They were identical patterns.

06:08Four men, broad daylight, shot the legs off the first person that moved,

06:12grabbed only what was in the tills.

06:14That was a fiction of the media, Governor.

06:16The post office gang.

06:18Well, it looked good.

06:20Scared a few old women from getting their pensions.

06:22Another post office was raided a few weeks ago.

06:25That gang has begun operating again.

06:27I want to make it one of our top targets.

06:29You've got no style, Jack, but you're a great scorer of goals.

06:37I'm glad you're on my team.

06:59You're a good scorer.

07:00You're a good scorer.

07:01You're a good scorer.

07:02You're a good scorer.

07:03You're a good scorer.

07:05You're a good scorer.

07:07You're a good scorer.

07:09Shove that under the heart attack for a bit.

07:11Jack, this bloke quirk.

07:15Do you think he's all right in the head?

07:16Jack, this bloke quirk.

07:27Do you think he's all right in the head?

07:29I think he's dead, look.

07:31Mind that.

07:34What do you do?

07:35When it sticks to the wall, it's ready.

07:37Who told you that?

07:39A bloke called BJ.

07:41Oh, yeah?

07:43The trouble was, he never took the old bits down.

07:46So the wall by his cook that was covered.

07:48So every time he wanted to throw a new bit on, he was a bit smashed.

07:51He'd sort of stand there, sort of lean and peer at this great mass of spaghetti on the wall,

07:56trying to find a new bit that was steaming up there as well.

07:59Should have looked at the floor first.

08:02Oh, well, he wasn't a detective, George.

08:03He was a genius.

08:06Hey, hold up. Look at that plonk.

08:08It's going to evaporate.

08:16Oh, one of them, sir.

08:18I think we're on here, George.

08:20No, he's been a nobody all his life.

08:32Now, suddenly he finds himself in the famous Sweeney.

08:36So?

08:36That's the wrong way round.

08:37Come.

08:39Wrong way round.

08:40Oh, cheers.

08:41Yeah, he thinks to himself, if I can get a good conviction, with the right publicity.

08:51Yeah, go upstairs for a year and a blaze of glory.

08:53Can I have a light?

08:58Yeah, and he gets a bigger pension.

08:59All he can think about is this mythical post office gang, which you know, and I know, don't exist.

09:11Yeah, well, he's an old hunter, isn't he?

09:14Been after Buffalo all his life.

09:17Now he comes across a big white one.

09:19The king of them all.

09:26Moby Dick was a whale.

09:29Whales, buffalos, El Dorado.

09:37They're all dreams.

09:40Like a happy marriage.

09:46Now, you go enjoy the good life down here.

09:51On Earth.

09:59Those two birds still live upstairs.

10:06No.

10:11No.

10:11Don't want to be missing in a single day with you.

10:30Baby, don't leave me.

10:32Baby, baby, baby, I love you.

10:36Baby, you're the right man.

10:39I love me.

10:41I'll give you the stars.

10:44We've just used daydreams to send us to your guitars.

10:48And when you have to run.

10:51You're the right man.

10:57π

11:13Here's your information fee for that Mario, Jackin.

11:34Thanks, Jack.

11:35Thanks very much.

11:38Put your nom de gloom claw mark on that, will you?

11:40Yeah.

11:43We're having a bit of trouble with the insurance company about your reward.

11:48Oh, yeah?

11:49Yeah.

11:50It's the usual.

11:52We'll fork up eventually.

11:54I'm entitled to that reward.

11:57Well, 10% of 120 grand's a lot of cash.

12:00Nicest.

12:02Still, four grand apiece for putting away three of your mates.

12:06Pretty cheap, isn't it?

12:08That firm had better pay up.

12:09I'm not putting decent villains inside for a measly winner from the police.

12:13It'll only cost you another hundred grand to look after that lot for eight years.

12:19Taxpayers' money.

12:22That post office raid a few weeks back, you know anything about that?

12:26No.

12:27It wasn't the same firm that was doing them last summer, was it?

12:30Jack, trust me.

12:31If I knew anything, I'd tell you.

12:35You're not still chasing, am I?

12:37No.

12:40Okay.

12:48How could you have heard nothing?

12:49Nothing at all.

12:50Not one single thing.

12:51Not one iota.

12:52What are you doing, Jack?

12:54You're losing your grip of the game.

12:56All you have to do is to find something out.

12:59Where are your eyes and your ears?

13:01Sir, we've spent the last few days systematically going through all known sources of information.

13:06But you haven't received any information!

13:11Well, I have.

13:12The gang are no longer working for themselves.

13:17They've been contracted out for a fee.

13:19They're not going to be robbing tills for cash.

13:22What exactly does that mean, sir?

13:26Someone's hired them to do a specialised job.

13:28Someone big.

13:31Who?

13:33That's all I know at the moment.

13:34I'm hoping for names later.

13:38And should at least give you something to go on.

13:41Right, Gert.

13:43Well played.

13:46You must keep up the teamwork on this one, Jack.

13:48All support each other.

14:04We're now full steam ahead for the great white whale.

14:09At least it's no longer four invisible men.

14:12No, we know it's a whale.

14:15Yeah, well, we might as well follow it up.

14:17How shall we go?

14:19Get on the C-11.

14:21Make a check on drugs, pictures, jewellery.

14:25And remember, with that sort of stuff, there's usually a foreign connection.

14:28Yeah, OK.

14:30I think I might visit the lonely wife of a certain bent insurance official.

14:35Another one of your famous snouts.

14:39Well, in this game, my boy, you're only as good as your sources of information.

14:43You can't get big-headed and think he all comes out of your own innate genius.

14:49What I don't understand is, how did Quirk get this lead?

14:54And we've heard nothing about it.

14:56I don't understand that either.

14:59Still, he's been around a long time, old Quirk.

15:02Must have got a few informants.

15:04Yeah.

15:04Yeah, I suppose so.

15:10Hey, George.

15:12If this little gang has been signed up by Mr. Big,

15:16there's going to be an unholy rush the minute he's sighted.

15:19Right?

15:20Serious crime squad.

15:21Here we come.

15:22Who else you been making in your stinking toilets?

15:45I don't know what you're talking about.

15:52What about this insurance reward, then?

15:54What's the hold-up?

15:56Yeah, well, look, I've got some bad news for you there, Joey.

15:59What?

16:01Well, the assessors have done you up, as usual.

16:03I'm dying to pay you 5%, not 10%.

16:06That's against the law.

16:09Legally, the insurance company.

16:11Hey, build up.

16:16Legally, they don't have to pay you anything at all.

16:19We jumped the gun before they took possession of the load.

16:22It was never technically stolen.

16:24A small firm used to do post offices.

16:29They'd been hired by someone big.

16:31You wouldn't know anything about that, would you?

16:32No.

16:33You would never sing your songs to anyone else in the job,

16:36apart from me, would you, Joey?

16:38Never.

16:39On my life.

16:41You're my snout, sweetheart.

16:44I'm very possessive.

16:47Thank you, sir.

16:48Cheers.

16:48There must be something wrong with the way I'm running my life,

16:56buying information from my own men.

16:59Yeah, that is a treble.

17:01God bless you, Governor.

17:03Cheers.

17:08Well?

17:10I don't know which to tell you first.

17:12Well, start with the good news and keep the best to last.

17:16Fair enough.

17:17Right, oh.

17:18Fair enough.

17:20Right.

17:29Ah, better be good.

17:34Item.

17:36One whale.

17:38Caucasian.

17:39That's white.

17:42Name Janos.

17:43He came home from Amsterdam.

17:44Dutch police have been on to C-11.

17:46He's big.

17:47He's into diamonds.

17:48And Serious Crime Squad have been after him for donkey's years.

17:51Diamonds or jewellery?

17:52No, either.

17:53Now, back to this non-existent post office game.

17:57Word has it that a few of the freelancers have been approached to do a jewellers shop.

18:00And keep talking.

18:02And keep talking.

18:02That's it.

18:04And that's the good news.

18:07Well, I've got a hunch and a whisper.

18:11Now, it's very far out.

18:15Who do we know who specialises in recruiting small gangs for fast, no-questions-asked lightning robbers?

18:24Everyone.

18:27Stickley.

18:30Stickley.

18:31Stickley.

18:32The one who gave you a cinder, remember?

18:35Now, when we nicked that cigarette game, I did a bit of checking up on him.

18:38That seems he organises a lot for outside firms.

18:42Now, it might be too good to be true.

18:45But what if Janos is recruiting through Stickley?

18:48And we somehow put a tag on Stickley?

18:52Well, wallop!

18:53We nicked Janos right from under the nose of Serious Crime Squad.

18:56Quirk gets his post office game.

18:58And you get a chance, Governor, to nail that Stickley.

19:01We nicked Janos and the post office gang in one foul swoop.

19:27We'll make Detective Sergeant Carter the taxi driver.

19:32What?

19:33According to my informant, who so far has proved absolutely accurate,

19:38the gang are looking for a driver with a taxi.

19:42We'll hire a cab from one of the big firms.

19:45Have the RT re-crystallised through our frequency.

19:48If I can arrange through a middleman to have Carter sign up as the driver for the robbery.

19:52Yeah, but Governor.

19:55Yes, sir?

19:56Oh, fine, Detective Sergeant Carter, will you?

19:58I'm silly, Miss, straight away.

19:59Yes, sir.

20:02At present, we don't know exactly where the raid will take place.

20:06But according to my information, there's to be a dummy run.

20:10If Carter signs up undercover as the driver, he will also be in on the dummy run,

20:14which should give us ample time to provide a reception committee for the real robbery.

20:18But what if it isn't a dummy run?

20:20I mean, it could be the real thing.

20:21All the more reason to have Carter involved.

20:25We'll tell the dummy run just in case.

20:27Yeah, but George will be on his own, no, won't he?

20:29He'll have a radio in his cab.

20:31We'll stay with him until he has to sign off.

20:34We'll be close behind him.

20:37Well, what do you think, Jack?

20:40Well, if his cover's blown, the defence counsel's bound to allege that he was acting as a, what, an agent provocateur.

20:50You mean that we therefore will have instigated the crime?

20:54Well, they could even accuse us of inventing and planning the whole job, couldn't they?

20:58Why on earth should we wish to do that?

21:01Come.

21:03Sir?

21:03Well, George, Mr. Regan tells me you're very fast at growing a moustache.

21:11Hello, look, I'm turning into Gloucester Road now.

21:13I'd better sign off.

21:15Listen, do I get to keep any of the fares I collect?

21:18Just keep your eye on the road, George.

21:20OK, turn on.

21:21You, Jeff?

21:39Yeah, where to, squire?

21:41Grab on, then I'll tell you.

21:51Where to?

22:00Put your meter down.

22:08I thought Derek said you was older.

22:11I just look young and beautiful.

22:14You know Charlie Sands?

22:16Yeah, I met him.

22:17You said?

22:18I said I met him.

22:19Well, where to, then?

22:23Straight on.

22:24Straight on.

22:31Pull in here.

22:37See that shot on the left?

22:40That's the one.

22:42We wait till we see the governor.

22:46He should be walking this way with Harry now.

22:48Who's Harry?

22:49That's Giannis' bodyguard.

22:51He eyes on in every country the moment he arrives.

22:55Oh, I'm a fat sailor.

22:58It's a bit dodgy to stay here.

23:00I could get moved on.

23:02It's up to you, Jeff.

23:04That's your little problem, not mine.

23:07Jeremy.

23:07There they are.

23:09See?

23:11Okay, I'll get out now.

23:12You wait.

23:14When the governor comes out of the shop, you pick him up, take him wherever he asks.

23:19You and I will be in touch through Derek later.

23:21All right.

23:21Welcome.

23:36Welcome.

23:39Welcome.

23:43Welcome.

23:47Well, it's definitely Janos, and the jeweller's in German Street.

23:57What about the other one, the one with Janos?

24:00Well, they called him Harry.

24:02There was something familiar about him.

24:04A right-hard case. There was no fat on him.

24:09Janos is staying in the Western Hotel, unless that's a cover.

24:12What about the one you picked up?

24:14Well, you've got to remember, Gov, I haven't seen him close up before.

24:19Basically, he was like something that crawled out from underneath a stone.

24:24He was always picking his teeth and his nose.

24:28Stickley.

24:29Yeah, well, that's what you said he was like.

24:31And that description fits this one.

24:33When's the kick-off?

24:35Now, that I don't know. They're going to contact me later.

24:39If you ask me, Gov, now, Stickley's organised the old bloody lot.

24:44He's in here. He ran in here, Gov.

24:57OK, hold the door. Nobody leaves.

24:59Yeah.

25:00You moved that bloody ball.

25:01Yes, you did. What'd you do that for?

25:03What's your bloody game then, eh?

25:05There he is. That's him down there.

25:06He is in here.

25:07Come here, people.

25:08Just a second.

25:09Thank you, mate. Sorry.

25:15Cheers.

25:16Just a man.

25:19That's him.

25:19You're cracking my heart.

25:22That's all right.

25:23All right.

25:23I've got it.

25:25Do you know this man?

25:25Never seen him before.

25:26You saw him picked up, just now.

25:28No, I was playing.

25:29Right, he's a witness. Bring him as well.

25:30Come on.

25:31You fed up a burning scum.

25:33Sit down.

25:41OK, you can leave us.

25:53Sorry about all that.

25:56It's better to be realistic, Jack.

25:58Yeah.

25:58No.

26:06You're 5% in our reward money for the foiled hijack.

26:10Yeah?

26:11When do I pick it up?

26:12Well, the cash will be ready tomorrow.

26:16You've got the main office.

26:18Identify yourself to a Mr. Stennings as Arthur Smee.

26:22About 11 in the morning.

26:24Thanks.

26:26Stuff, then.

26:26I should have been 10% that.

26:30I suppose you'll take an immediate holiday in the sun with your blood money.

26:34Yeah.

26:35Why not?

26:39I'm in trouble, Joey.

26:42Yeah?

26:44Yeah.

26:45Yeah, we've got changes going on in the yard.

26:47I need a few good nicks.

26:50I wish I could help you.

26:52Where does my life have to depend on people like you?

26:58Well, I don't hurt my feelings, Inspector.

27:00Well, where's all these big jobs you used to bring me?

27:03I mean, what's happening, Joey?

27:04You losing your touch.

27:05Jack, you know me.

27:07I hear things, I hear all sorts of things, but I only deliver on two conditions.

27:14First, when the job's a certainty, and second, when I'm totally covered.

27:20It's worked well so far.

27:24True.

27:24But maybe I will hear something.

27:27I don't pass on what I hear.

27:30Only what I know.

27:32And I ain't got nothing for you right now.

27:35Trust me.

27:41Yeah, I trust you, Joey.

27:44Yeah, I'm sorry I had a go.

27:45By the way, do you know anything about a bloke called Yannos?

27:51Yannos?

27:53No.

27:55You after him?

27:56No, no.

27:57Someone was asking something.

27:59Serious crime squad.

28:04Okay.

28:05Well, that's it.

28:07You ready?

28:08Yeah.

28:11I'm a jacket, though.

28:15Get out of here!

28:18Right, now then.

28:19As you can see, this is the layout of the shop.

28:22There's to be two camera positions.

28:24One inside the shop here,

28:26and one across the street here.

28:28Now, I shall be in the operations room,

28:30where I'll be in direct radio contact with Carter in the taxi,

28:33with you, Jack, inside the shop,

28:35and with the backup car,

28:37which will be around the corner here.

28:40Right, now then.

28:41The taxi drives up

28:43with Carter and his villain.

28:47Carter's villain gets out of the taxi

28:49and goes towards the shop.

28:51After he's seen Yannos and Harry coming down the street.

28:54Correct.

28:55The villain then enters the shop.

28:57Everything is clear.

29:04Yannos and Harry, enter.

29:06Well, that's Yannos and these two to look after.

29:09They may be armed.

29:10Though Harry might have a gun inside his coat.

29:13I think we need at least, what, five or six men to be safe.

29:16Will you let me finish, Jack?

29:19Right, now then.

29:20Carter is outside in the taxi.

29:23You, Jack, are here.

29:26Harry won't get a chance to use it, though,

29:28because I'll leap at him and pin his arms inside his coat.

29:30Exactly.

29:32And Carter rushes in to take Yannos.

29:35Get Carter.

29:36What?

29:37Nothing, then.

29:38Right, now then.

29:39Roberts,

29:40you jump over

29:41from where you're positioned by the video camera unit.

29:44And then grab that lookout there.

29:46George's villain.

29:47No.

29:49Well, who gets him, then?

29:51George's passenger.

29:52What about him?

29:53He has to be allowed to get away.

29:57Say that again.

29:59He has to be allowed to get away.

30:05What's the matter, Jack?

30:08Roberts, are you clear?

30:11You mean this one?

30:12The one that came in the cab with George?

30:15You mean he's your man?

30:18Your informant?

30:19And he's the one that's given you all this information.

30:28Any objections?

30:31No.

30:33Right.

30:35I'll go over it all again.

30:36The taxi drives up.

30:41Carter's man, Weissnout, gets out.

30:45Enters.

30:46If all is clear,

30:48Harry and Yannos enter.

30:53And, Jack, you are here.

30:56Right?

30:57The owner is here.

30:58And Carter's man, Weissnout, watches the door.

31:02But he won't lock it.

31:03He's assured me of that.

31:05Now.

31:06Regan.

31:07Opinions Harry.

31:11Yeah.

31:12Carter rushes in, takes Yannos.

31:15And, Roberts, you make a show of going for Weissnout.

31:20Try and make it look realistic, Roberts, because...

31:22Well, I might as well tell you all now.

31:27You've probably been wondering why this operation has been so meticulously planned.

31:32If everything goes according to plan, I intend to submit the video recording as a training film.

31:39Who knows?

31:40We could all become part of police history.

31:42Apart from that, I have arranged through the Home Office

31:45that a top delegation of German State Police

31:48will be there to witness the way we do things over here.

31:53Two of them will be in the operations room with me,

31:55and I'd like to put on a good show for them.

31:58Right.

31:58Are there any final questions, gentlemen?

32:02No, go.

32:05Haven't you forgotten something, Inspector Regan?

32:08I don't like sloppiness, Jack.

32:11How will you know when my man comes in?

32:14You'll wear a deaf-aid receiver.

32:16I'll call out when I pick up my man on the monitor.

32:18I'll just call out.

32:20That's my man.

32:21Jim, this will be my area here, right?

32:40This gentleman is our technical advisor, these are two gentlemen from the German state

32:55police, Herr Densig and Herr Kretschmer.

32:59Do we have some yet?

33:04That is Inspector Regan.

33:11Yes, of course.

33:20Do you think I should open the shop now?

33:23Charlie 3, Charlie 3, come in please.

33:26I will try to explain very clearly what is happening.

33:31Now, Detective Sergeant Carter is in the taxi where he is in direct radio contact with me.

33:42I am Oscar 1.

33:44He is Charlie 1 and he is...

33:47It might be better if you explain it all at the end.

33:50It's us.

33:51Okay?

33:52Yes.

33:53Yeah, not yet.

33:54It's very difficult to concentrate.

33:56Very involved, yeah?

33:57So, he is Charlie 1, I am Oscar 1.

34:02Regan, Detective Inspector Regan inside the shop.

34:06He is also in direct communication with me.

34:09He is Charlie 2.

34:11He is also in radio contact with our other man in the shop, which is Roberts.

34:16Yes.

34:17Yeah.

34:18And now, if any problem, we also have another backup unit round the corner.

34:23Yes?

34:24Charlie 3.

34:33Is that okay?

34:34Okay.

34:35I am.

34:36I am approaching pickup now.

34:38Hello?

34:39Oscar 1.

34:40No sign of pickup.

34:41This is Oscar 1.

34:42What do you mean no pickup?

34:43What I said.

34:44Look, I will wait for as long as I can.

34:45You better tell Jack.

34:46Hello Charlie 2.

34:47Hello Charlie 2.

34:48I am.

34:49I am.

34:50Hi, I am.

34:51I am.

34:52You are a local lid, British.

34:54I am.

34:55Got a good sign of flag with you.

34:56Owen.

34:57This is Oscar 1.

34:58What do you mean no pickup?

35:00What I said.

35:01Look I will wait for as long as I can.

35:03You better tell Jack.

35:04Hello Charlie 2.

35:10Ba-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.

35:12So, I am.

35:17Oscar, run. I've been moved on. I've got to go round again.

35:23He's going around again.

35:25OK.

35:30I suppose your assistants are a load of smoke occasionally.

35:36I don't smoke, actually.

35:39There seems to be some delay.

35:44We've been known to wait like this for weeks.

35:46We've been waiting for weeks.

35:48Yes, we know that.

36:16That's it. Flea! Flea!

36:18Look at Lily! Flea!

36:20I'm sorry, pal.

36:23Look, now, we're not all like this, and it's nothing to do with a war, all right?

36:28Let's go, too.

36:30Come on.

36:31Come on.

36:39Me like boxing, right?

36:41Boxing.

36:42Tee, down the throat.

36:44What's that?

36:45Yeah.

36:46Classiest claim.

36:47Classy as the clove. Classy as the clove, right.

36:58Sorry, Nara.

37:09Approaching pick-up for second time, Oscar One. Oscar One, can you hear me?

37:17Charlie Two. Charlie One approaching pick-up now. Charlie Two, do you hear me?

37:26Morning, Nara.

37:47Bye-bye.

37:50Jeff?

37:51Yeah?

37:55Who the hell are you? Where's Joey?

37:57Look, you ain't paid to ask questions, mate, so shut up.

37:59Hang about. Joey never mentioned anything about this.

38:01If you don't get a move on, son, you are minus the back of your red.

38:04It's a little tight.

38:16Those clasps are rather tricky.

38:19Leave him alone, Mr Bonds. He has to learn sometime, don't you?

38:25My man?

38:26Er, yes.

38:36Vielleicht gehört sie mit zur Bande.

38:38He says, but if she is one of the gang, is that not possible?

38:44Hey, where are they? I can't see them.

38:46You were late, mate. They're probably out stealing breakfast.

38:49Who's that cleaning that window?

38:51The window cleaner.

38:53Well, stop. Don't overshoot.

38:57I don't like it.

38:58You don't like it.

39:00I don't bloody like it neither.

39:03Listen, I'll get a ticket sitting here all day.

39:05Shut your mouth!

39:08There's something wrong.

39:11There they are.

39:13Oh, God.

39:14Well, hadn't you better get out, then?

39:20Yeah.

39:25Oi! Oi!

39:26What?

39:27Aren't you going to pay, then?

39:28No, he's meant to. You have to stand by.

39:33Charlie Two. Charlie One just arrived outside shop.

39:36I'm sure I would pay a good chauffeur far more than Mr Bonds is giving you.

39:41Oh, madam.

39:42What do you think?

39:44Will you let me have him, Mr Bonds?

39:47Well, I...

39:48Careful. Sorry.

39:50You must be gentle.

39:52It has power steering, you know.

40:00Governor, it's a different guy.

40:04Gov!

40:05Jack!

40:06That is my man!

40:07You could have it on your evenings off.

40:09Can I help you, sir?

40:11No, I'm just looking.

40:12Oh.

40:13Think of it.

40:14The only powder blue Camargue in Europe.

40:15Good morning, sir.

40:16Good morning, sir.

40:17Can I help you?

40:18Can I help you?

40:19Yeah, yeah.

40:20Yeah, yeah.

40:21Yeah, yeah.

40:22Yeah, yeah.

40:23Yes.

40:24Regan.

40:25Regan.

40:27Shhh.

40:28Shhh.

40:29Shhh.

40:30Shhh.

40:31Shhh.

40:32Shhh.

40:34Shhh.

40:35Shhh.

40:36Shhh.

40:37Shhh.

40:38Shhh.

40:39Good morning, sir.

40:40Can I help you?

40:42Yeah, Janos.

40:43Yeah, yeah.

40:44Janos.

40:45Shhh.

40:46Shhh.

40:51Regan.

40:52Shhh.

40:53Shhh.

40:54Shhh.

40:55Shhh.

40:56Shhh.

40:57Shhh.

40:58Shhh.

40:59Shhh.

41:00Shhh.

41:01Shhh.

41:02Shhh.

41:03Shhh.

41:04Shhh.

41:05Shhh.

41:06Shhh.

41:07Shhh.

41:08Shhh.

41:09What is happening, was there los is?

41:11What is happening, please?

41:12Yes.

41:13Well, young man, how do you think it suits me?

41:18I'm sorry, Mr. Bones.

41:21I'm sorry, Mr. Jonas.

41:23Stop. Stop. Stop that man.

41:51Stop! Stop! Stop that man, somebody! Stop that man!

41:56Charlie Three! Charlie Three!

42:08You're not Sweeney, but...

42:10It's you! No, stop him! He's going the other way for crazy!

42:14Charlie Three! Where are you, Charlie Three?

42:17Hold up! Hold it!

42:21Serious crime squad!

42:25Hold it! Hold it!

42:27You, Sweeney!

42:29Serious crime squad?

42:32No...

42:41Right. We might as well make it look good, eh?

42:44Oh, no, come on. It's me and a man.

42:47I've got him.

42:49This is Janos.

42:51I've just been beaten up by Serious crime squad, of course.

42:55He thinks you are arresting your own men.

43:01Okay, let's go.

43:03Stickley? Who was that in my cab then?

43:05Quirk's not. Set up by Stickley. Come on now!

43:13See? We've caught him on television as well.

43:17Shall I accidentally erase the tape, sir?

43:19I suppose...

43:21No!

43:22No!

43:33Stay in the front, George.

43:35I've got him!

43:37No!

43:57Oh, Lord!

43:59Good boy.

44:29Good boy.

44:37Sticklead, you went too far this time.

44:39Mr. Regan, I didn't...

44:40You vermin!

44:42You set up Quirk by setting up his snout.

44:44Told you there was no joke.

44:45I don't care about that poxy jeweller shop, but you wrecked a decent copper.

44:49Yeah, Joe.

44:50He's all washed up.

44:51And you've probably done him out of a decent pension.

44:54What are you gonna do to me?

44:56Now, Quirk nicked you once. That was a fair cop.

44:59But you wanted to destroy him, didn't you?

45:00Didn't you?

45:01Only Quirk was his snout.

45:03And them serious crime squad boys had done my mate up.

45:06Mate, you haven't got any mates. You've put them all inside.

45:09Your help, Mr. Regan. They was good jobs I gave you.

45:15Our cover's still good, Jack.

45:19You vermin!

45:20You put me out now, Jack. It'll only make our cover better.

45:23Oh!

45:24Oh!

45:25Oh!

45:26Oh!

45:32We...

45:34Need each other, Mr. Regan.

45:39I think I've got a good one coming up.

45:42I was gonna tell you about it.

45:44It's gonna be really good, honest.

45:47Better even than that bullying gang.

45:50I've never lied to you, Jack.

45:53To Quirk's snout, but not to you.

45:58We've got too good a thing going to end it over Quirk.

46:03I'm still...

46:05your man.

46:06I'm still in.

46:24Is he all right, Governor?

46:26I went quiet in there. I thought you killed him.

46:28Maybe I should've done.

46:31Governor.

46:32Jack!

46:34Look, we can't let him get away with a few bruises.

46:36Why don't we go back and arrest him?

46:38I'll do it.

46:40Can you see the fools will be made to look in a court?

46:41Some sharp QC spelling it out the way it's happened.

46:42That's not your real reason, is it?

46:44Some things about this job are great.

46:47And some things stick.

46:49And the more you get involved with dirt,

46:51then you'll get into it.

46:52I'll do it.

46:54I'll do it.

46:56I'll do it.

46:58I'll do it.

46:59I'll do it.

47:00I'll do it.

47:02I'll do it.

47:03I'll do it.

47:04I'll do it.

47:05And some things stick.

47:08And the more you get involved with dirt.

47:14Let's go and have a drink.

47:34I'll do it.

47:35I'll do it.

47:37I'll do it.

47:38We'll do it.

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