The Sweeney. S02 E09. Stay Lucky, Eh?

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First broadcast 27th October 1975.  Two young villains, Tyson and Jenner, working for gang boss Tony Kirby, are relieved of the spoils of their robbery by a mysterious gun-man, who shoots Jenner in the leg.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins Peter Vaughan - Tony Kirby Ken Hutchison - Vincent Vaughan (as Ken Hutchinson) Alun Armstrong - Peter Jenner Paul Moriarty - Barry Tyson Sandy Ratcliff - Liz Jenner Brian McDermott - Ken Algar Michael Ripper - Herbie Mew John Woodnutt - Dr. Clare John Challis - Skef Warren Donald Webster - Tommy Rhys Llewellyn Ray Barron - Bobby Haigh Gloria Maley - Kirby's Girl (as Gloria Walker) Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Clay Hunter - Pub Patron Stuart Myers - Detective Barry Summerford - Flying Squad Member

Transcript

00:00Stick your car round the back.

00:30How much?

00:5327 grand, I'll make it.

00:56Oh, I'll make it beautiful.

00:58Here you are, son.

01:02What's wrong with this?

01:04That's a bit early for breakfast.

01:06I can afford it now.

01:09No cherries.

01:11You sat at a bloke's face and we poked him in the cupboard.

01:15That peed her up like a dream, didn't it?

01:17Do you know something? You deserve another.

01:20You'd better make it a big one.

01:23Hold it!

01:27Now back off.

01:29Back off.

01:32Move and you'll end up on the critical list.

01:35You, put it back in the bag.

01:41Who sent you? Kirby?

01:43Kirby's an idiot.

01:47He's got about as much intelligence as a jar of worms.

01:51I need some help.

01:53I'm moving.

01:56I'm moving.

01:57My head's on my head.

01:59My head's up.

02:00You're the only one.

02:01I'm moving.

02:02You're the only one.

02:04How many will he do this?

02:06My head's over.

02:07You're the only one.

02:08The rest is down here.

02:10I'll do it.

02:12Go ahead.

02:14Oh, my God.

02:44Oh, my God.

03:10Morning, Governor.

03:13This looks a bit naughty 27 grand in cash well isn't this division we got it first

03:26Doesn't look like a tear away with a tin opener does it listen governor they were in and out in less than 90 minutes

03:32And through a fancy alarm system see

03:36Class George

03:39You know I've got a sneaking admiration for this sort of craftsmanship

03:43Barry should be here by now. It's still bleeding look. Let me call a proper. No, but I can't stop it. Look at it

03:50It'll be okay

03:52job clears a good bloke when he's sober

03:56Yeah, they lock the security guard in a cupboard

04:00Was he hurt?

04:01Well, it didn't do his ego much good, but apart from that they were real gentlemen

04:05descriptions

04:07Average height average build between 20 and 50 stocking masks

04:11At night all cats are black

04:13Yeah something like that

04:18Got any ideas George?

04:20Bobby Hague

04:22Is he around again?

04:23Yeah, got married

04:26What about Thomas Rhys Llewellyn

04:30Yeah, the Cockney Washman. It's his manner in it

04:32And he's got the touch

04:34You know how else his manner is, don't you?

04:36Surprise me

04:37Mr. Haskins

04:39Is he?

04:40Yeah

04:40When he was in division

04:41Does he know about this?

04:43He's on his way

04:44What with his handcuffs and deerstalker

04:49Shut the door

04:50Yeah

04:55Pete's in a right state

04:57Where is it?

04:57Through here

04:59You took your time

05:06Get me some hot water and a dish, will you please?

05:08Look like a tutu

05:26Feels like a sodding motor show

05:28It's going to take some getting out

05:30Just get it out

05:32Oh

05:50Impressive

05:51Any ideas?

05:53Well, it is your old grunt

05:55Hmm

05:57Well, I know

05:58Two local box men who are good enough

06:01Bobby Haig

06:02And

06:03Tommy Llewellyn

06:05Well, three then

06:06Who's the other one?

06:07Well, he was 19 when he was first nicked

06:09His old man was in demolition

06:11Jenner

06:12Peter Jenner

06:15What about his co-pilot?

06:16The Wireman

06:17Could be a new team

06:18Say this, gov

06:19He's got all the latest gear

06:21And he knew how to use it

06:22Must have cost

06:23Well, maybe they were financed

06:24Come on, Gene

06:31I've told it was you

06:32I've got something for you, Mr. Mew

06:33I wasn't expecting you so soon

06:34I've told it was you

06:35I've got something for you, Mr. Mew

06:36I've got something for you, Mr. Mew

06:40I wasn't expecting you so soon

06:44In here

06:45Never know who's hanging around

06:54Well, did it go like I said?

06:57Clockwork

06:58Five hundred

07:02Yeah, well, I mean, they've got no trouble

07:06Nope

07:10They, uh

07:11They didn't seem very happy about it, though

07:14Oh, Ben

07:15What a stroke to pull, eh?

07:17Let them do all the graft

07:19Take all the wrists

07:20And then move in

07:21I never had so much money

07:25Well, with your ears and my charm

07:27We could make a lot more

07:29Yeah, well, I might have something else for you

07:31You'd have to be quick, though

07:33What is it?

07:35Well, I've

07:36I've got to suss it out first

07:38Could you come back later?

07:45Get as much sleep as you can

07:47I'll come back tomorrow

07:48Okay, Doc

07:50Barry will see you, all right

08:01You're a lucky man

08:02An inch higher and, er

08:06Well, thanks, Doc

08:07Look, it's all I got at the moment

08:08The job didn't work out

08:09I see it

08:10Well, I'm sorry

08:12Is he gone?

08:13Yeah

08:14He stinks of drink

08:15No wonder they struck him off

08:16I don't like him

08:17And I don't trust him

08:18Yeah, well, I've got to get some fresh air

08:19Thanks

08:20Do you want to think of him?

08:21Do you want anything up?

08:22Yeah

08:23Yeah

08:24The animal that shot Peter

08:26I don't like him

08:27And I don't trust him

08:28Yeah, well, I've got to get some fresh air

08:29Thanks

08:30Do you want anything up?

08:31Yeah

08:32The animal that shot Peter

08:33Well, it's nice to see you so fresh with a nose

08:34I'm not sure how you're going to go

08:35No wonder they struck him off

08:36Is he gone?

08:37Yeah

08:38He stinks of drink

08:39No wonder they struck him off

08:40I don't like him

08:41And I don't trust him

08:42Yeah, well, I've got to get some fresh air

08:44Thanks

08:45Do you want anything up?

08:46Yeah

08:48The animal that shot Peter

08:50shot Peter. Well, it's nice to see you're so fresh and awake, Governor. Someone put

09:04something in my drink last night. What? Alcohol.

09:09Where'd you slide off to? Remember the bird in that club? The one who slagged you off

09:15for using a lighter? Deirdre? Yeah, Deirdre. Oh, dear. I'll tell you, if Freud had met her,

09:23he'd have thrown away his couch and become a tattooist. Oh, dear. Yeah, well, I'd better

09:29get after Tommy Llewellyn, eh? Yeah, watch him, George. He's a weirdo, and he's hard enough

09:33to roller skate on. Better get my skates on, then. I've been on the look for you, son.

09:43Hello, Skiff. Where's your china? At home. Oh, look, Skiff, we had a bit of bother.

09:49Are they right? You'd better come and tell me about it, didn't you?

09:56You had an appointment early this morning with Mr Kirby. I know, but as I just...

10:00No but, son. Not with me. Listen, you great... Mr Kirby's waiting.

10:06Hello, Bobby. You responsible for this burglar alone next door? They've been trying to stop it for half an hour, Mr Regan.

10:13Well, what's all this, then? Very domestic. Yeah, well, I, uh, I got hitched.

10:18Yeah, so I heard. You did the cooking, as well? You on the prog gun?

10:25Well, what's all this, then? Very domestic. Yeah, well, I, uh, I got hitched.

10:27Yeah, so I heard. You did the cooking, as well? You on the prog gun?

10:33Where were you last night, Bobby? Someone being naughty? Someone with your touch.

10:40Oh, no way, Mr Regan. I've retired. Well, I'm married now.

10:46Usually drives up the crow. Ha, ha, ha.

10:50Oh, no way, Mr Regan. I've retired. Well, I'm married now.

10:54Usually drives up the crow. Ha, ha, ha.

10:57Where were you? I was at the hospital. Well, a maternity hospital all night.

11:11But, boy, how about that?

11:18Well, then, I want a word with you.

11:22Who will let the flies in?

11:24Well, I've got a car outside, if you prefer the factory.

11:32You're a mess of aggression, Sergeant Cartner.

11:36Where were you last night?

11:38I attended a secret meeting of the Welsh Nationalists.

11:43We're thinking of selling the houses of Parliament to the Arabs.

11:47All right, then. I'll ask you once more.

11:50Where were you last night? With a friend.

11:53What was her name?

11:54Barrett.

11:56Helen Barrett.

11:59Her old man's a coser. Perhaps you know him.

12:01You're rubbish.

12:02If you weren't official, I'd tear your face off.

12:06You mean you try something?

12:10Any time, Mr Carter.

12:15Hold still, Tony.

12:23Leave it.

12:24You're late, son. Several hours late.

12:41I can explain, Mr Kirby.

12:43I hope so. I do hope so.

12:45Where's Jenna?

12:46On his back.

12:47What do you mean?

12:49He's been shot.

12:50That security guard wasn't armed.

12:52You won't carry him?

12:54No.

12:57Then how?

13:00Can I have a drink?

13:02What's up with him?

13:03I've got a bit trappy.

13:05Jenny gave him a brandy.

13:06Where's the money?

13:11Gone.

13:13What do you mean, gone?

13:16Well, that's it.

13:18The money's gone, Mr Kirby.

13:21We had it all right.

13:23And then we lost it.

13:25Get out.

13:32Tyson.

13:34I don't think I know what you're talking about.

13:37It's the truth.

13:39They're joking, of course.

13:41Oh, you are being humorous.

13:45I asked you a question!

13:47The job went like a dream.

13:49We were in and out just like we planned.

13:5127 grand.

13:53That's more than I thought.

13:56Go on.

13:57We got back to Pete's place.

13:59The garage.

14:00We were going to dump the tools and then come over to you with the money.

14:03But...

14:04You have my undivided attention, Mr Tyson.

14:07There was this face.

14:09With a shooter.

14:10It came from nowhere.

14:12He put me down and shot Pete in the fire.

14:14Took the money.

14:16Just like that.

14:17We both had a go at him.

14:19I have a sense of humor.

14:21I'm noted for my sense of humor.

14:23It's the truth.

14:25Doc Clare has just pulled a bullet.

14:27Pete was in a bad way.

14:29You're both in a bad way, son.

14:30I put out two grand to finance this job.

14:38Two grand!

14:40That I expected back plus.

14:43Plus a third.

14:45Nine grand.

14:46My lightning calculation makes that eleven grand!

14:51What have I got?

14:52A bleeding heart story and a broken brandy glass!

14:54We're just as sick as you are, Mr Kirby.

15:00What's this gentleman look like?

15:05Hello, Barney.

15:06How are we?

15:07I'll bet Tony Kirby's screaming louder than that.

15:37You're Mrs Jenner?

15:38No, flat one.

15:39Thanks.

15:43I'm looking for Peter Jenner.

15:45Who are you?

15:46Can I come in?

15:47He's in bed ill.

15:48This is official.

15:50He's asleep.

15:51The doctor said he was to sleep.

15:52What's wrong with him?

15:53Food poisoning.

15:54Salmonella.

15:55Nasty.

15:56We went out for a meal last night.

15:57They gave us crabs.

15:58Said it was lobster.

15:59I'm looking for Peter Jenner.

16:00Who are you?

16:02Can I come in?

16:03He's in bed ill.

16:04This is official.

16:07He's asleep.

16:12The doctor said he was to sleep.

16:13What's wrong with him?

16:14Food poisoning.

16:15Salmonella.

16:16Nasty.

16:17We went out for a meal last night.

16:18They gave us crabs.

16:19Said it was lobster.

16:20He's allergic to crab.

16:21Is he in there?

16:22No.

16:23In here.

16:24I suppose you'll want to check.

16:50Listen.

16:55I know he's got a record.

16:56But is this really necessary?

16:57I've got a job to do love.

16:59It's not a particularly nice one.

17:01But one thing it is.

17:02And that's necessary.

17:20I was trying to get into it.

17:21I think it's so good.

17:22It was nice.

17:23It was nice if I was.

17:24Let's go.

17:25And the other thing.

17:26It's very much.

17:27I think I could have missed it.

17:28Then I got to get the food.

17:29I'm supposed to mess.

17:30I'll have to do it.

17:31It's very nice to be a kitchen.

17:32You can also get to get to the griddle.

17:33I'm supposed to go.

17:34And then I need to use the kitchen.

17:35It's really nice to be.

17:36I can sit there with this other 1974.

17:37I'm supposed to be.

17:39I does not know.

17:40It's really nice to go.

17:41I don't know.

17:43I can do this stuff.

17:44I wonder if I can use it.

17:45I can do this stuff.

17:46I can use it.

17:47Jenner's in bed, ill. Food poisoning, so his wife says.

17:58And?

17:59Well, I've checked out the doctor they're registered with

18:01and every other local doc. None of them have visited.

18:05Did you see Jenner?

18:06Oh, yeah, he's ill, all right.

18:07I've got to face the colour of a cheap envelope.

18:11There's something else.

18:12I know her, but I can't place the face.

18:17Well, well, well.

18:27Barry Tyson. Now, he is a good wireman.

18:31I thought he was in Dundee.

18:32Well, obviously, he's black.

18:34You know what they say about him, don't you?

18:35They reckon he's got liquid solder instead of blood.

18:40They're quite a team, Jenner and Tyson.

18:44Shall we pull them?

18:45No, I want them separate.

18:47You're a greedy little gannet, aren't you?

18:49You scoffed or you were sick.

18:52You've got no IQ.

18:54You've got to learn to think things out.

18:57Stay one step ahead.

18:59Or you get easy.

19:00You're a emo죠ver, you stay with me.

19:10I think you've got to make a mystery.

19:13I think you've got to do this well.

19:19You're a boy.

19:21No.

19:22Let's go.

19:22I don't know.

19:52Get off your nits, Blossom!

20:13You all right, George?

20:19Oh, yeah, wonderful.

20:22Is that better?

20:28Aye.

20:32I've nicked a kid.

20:33And the heavy mob have been around to Jenna's place.

20:36I've checked with her, Doc, and Jenna did stop one.

20:39This is all getting a bit poisonous.

20:41Well, they haven't pulled Jenna.

20:43Not yet, but they will.

20:44I'd better have a word with his pretty little wife.

20:48I was taking him some snout.

20:50Those two 20s you found.

20:52What's wrong with them?

20:54Food poisoning.

20:55We had a dodgy meal last night.

20:58What?

20:59What did Liz tell you?

21:01She didn't mention your name.

21:02What restaurant did you go to?

21:04I can't remember.

21:06Pete was driving.

21:09Why did you run?

21:10Well, I didn't know who it was, did I?

21:12Who'd you think it was?

21:15I owe some money.

21:17They've been getting a bit persistent.

21:20Shall I tell you where you were earlier this morning?

21:23If you have to.

21:24Clipping up an alarm system, not a mile from this Nick.

21:28You have got a vivid imagination.

21:30So that Jenna could perform on the Peter?

21:33He's straight now.

21:34Has been for three years.

21:36You are very aggravating.

21:39I am trying to help.

21:41Obviously, you have a problem understanding.

21:46Listen, Governor, if Jenna is hurt, I mean badly,

21:49he's going to need some sort of treatment, right?

21:50Right.

21:51Well, you've checked all the straight surgeries, haven't you?

21:54Dr. Clare.

21:56Shall I go and blow in his ear?

21:57You'd do better pour in a bottle of Napoleon, darn it.

22:13Mrs. Jenna?

22:14Yes?

22:14Mr. Kirby would like a word with you.

22:16You're hurting me!

22:23We haven't met.

22:24I'm Kirby.

22:25I've heard all about you.

22:26Not too unkind, I hope.

22:31I've heard you've had a visit.

22:33Have you heard that Pete's been shot?

22:35That's very unfortunate.

22:37It's a pity you can't have your cut of the paint.

22:40Did you know they've nicked young Barry?

22:42No.

22:43When?

22:45I do hope he's been sensible.

22:47You're frightening, Mr. Kirby.

22:49One word.

22:51One word.

22:52One word out of place from either of them and he'll be in a wheelchair.

22:59Liz!

23:00Liz!

23:00My sincere felicitations to Mr. Regan.

23:14And all the gentlemen of the yard.

23:15You haven't answered my question, haven't I?

23:19No.

23:20Your whole life must be one continuous question, Sergeant.

23:25An endless inquisition.

23:28Peter Jenner has been hurt.

23:30Who?

23:30Well, there's somebody who went to a lot of trouble to bring Tyson back from Scotland.

23:36Yeah, I know what you're thinking.

23:37Mr. Fix-It himself, Tony Kirby.

23:40He's got his spell all over it.

23:43He's been the entrepreneur behind far too many of the big jobs we've had through here.

23:47Yeah, but we've got to prove that.

23:48If we could just tie Jenner and Tyson into Kirby.

23:53Well, first we've got to get evidence that they cracked that Peter.

23:56Well, it must be them.

23:57Well, you know that, Frank.

23:59I know it.

23:59Every copper with half a nose would.

24:02But Tyson knows we've got nothing.

24:06And Jenner is twice as bright.

24:14Oh, no!

24:15Pete!

24:18Ken!

24:24Hi, Jack.

24:27How's your luck?

24:29It's all aces.

24:30Yeah, I can see that.

24:32What's been happening there?

24:33Ah, it's a long story.

24:35You know, I missed you.

24:36And it's Ant Hill, believe it or not.

24:40I, er...

24:41I heard about you and Kate.

24:43I'm sorry.

24:45Thought you two had all the answers.

24:46Well, we're just too many questions, Ken.

24:50I, er...

24:51I want to talk to you.

24:52Well, I'm a bit pushed at the moment, mate.

24:55Not here, anyway.

24:56Look, er...

24:57Can you manage dinner tonight?

24:58It's important.

24:59I'll, er...

25:00I'll pick you up, eh?

25:01About eight o'clock.

25:02Yeah, all right.

25:03Where you living?

25:04Oh, it's a wonderful place.

25:06You love it.

25:10There we go.

25:12Hey, watch the landlady.

25:13She bites.

25:13How did Ken Algar get in here?

25:29He forged a warrant card.

25:31I wouldn't put it past him.

25:34He could have gone a long way if he'd had a little bit more patience.

25:37A very long way.

25:38Yeah.

25:39He could have ended up with a key to the executive car, Z.

25:41He could have gone a long way.

26:11Taking it easy, are we?

26:23That's handsome.

26:24New, is it?

26:25You shot Peter Jenner.

26:27In the leg.

26:27You told me there was no trouble.

26:31Nothing I couldn't handle.

26:32Better watch it.

26:34Kirby's going spare.

26:35Well, he's just going to have to swallow it, isn't he?

26:38If he ever finds out.

26:41But he won't, will he?

26:43Because if he ever does, I'll know who talked.

26:46And that could be the end of a very profitable partnership.

26:49Oh, no.

26:49I don't want nothing more to do with you.

26:50I don't like shooters, and I don't like the people who won't use them.

26:52Well, what was I supposed to do?

26:54Say, please give me the money?

26:55You wasn't straight with me.

26:56You've got some information for me, Snout.

27:01No, I haven't.

27:04All right.

27:13Down.

27:14No.

27:15I'll be around tomorrow.

27:19At three.

27:21So if you don't come across...

27:33They've got operations everywhere.

27:35Australia, Singapore, Sweden.

27:37I mean, they're not into transporting bags of pennies to post offices.

27:40This is class security, Jack.

27:42It's the international shipment of paintings, bonds, antiques, jewellery.

27:48I mean, they've even got their own aircraft.

27:51Well, it's very tempting, though.

27:54I tell you, you've been mugged to turn it down.

27:58I mean, what you got out of the job, then?

28:01Busted marriage, bags under your eyes, two rooms in Hammersmith.

28:06Now, get out, Jack.

28:07Get out while you've still got your own teeth.

28:10When do you need an answer?

28:12Ah, I've got to go to Chicago on the 23rd.

28:16That's less than a week.

28:17I know.

28:18It's difficult.

28:19It was for me, too.

28:21I promise you, I've never regretted my decision.

28:23Well, you were always more ambitious than me.

28:25Well, I just happened to be in the right place at the right time, that's all.

28:28Do you, uh, do you really enjoy working for a prat like Haskins?

28:36He's not a bad copper.

28:37He's a wally.

28:38He's sending out for his pension.

28:40Yeah, I bet he grows tomatoes in window boxes and has a wife who makes him cut his toenails.

28:45I'll be a bit.

28:50There, over there.

28:53Sorry about this, gal.

28:55Peter Jenner is in hospital.

28:58He's been shot.

28:59And, uh, you've got to go.

29:04I'll bail you in a couple of days.

29:06Thanks for the mail.

29:07Hey, Jack, stay lucky, eh?

29:10Yeah.

29:11Did you enjoy your dinner?

29:17Yeah, great, thanks.

29:19Bye-bye.

29:21What?

29:22Well, the doctor at the hospital reckons it was a 2-2, close range.

29:25And whoever removed it knew about bullet wounds.

29:28Like an ex-army surgeon.

29:29Shall we pull Doc Clare?

29:31No, I want you to go over to Jenner's garage.

29:32You got a warrant?

29:33Yeah.

29:34Who the hell shot him?

29:36And why?

29:41Kirby.

29:52The hospital?

29:54How bad is he?

29:57Now, Scaff, you stay away from her.

29:59The old bill will be on our boat.

30:00Tony!

30:03Tony, who is it?

30:05Shut it.

30:05Well, can't you call them back later?

30:07Will you shut it?

30:11Look, there's nothing we can do until morning.

30:15All right, so they nicked Jenner.

30:17He knows what'll happen if he gets careless.

30:19I can't work this one out, Jack.

30:21You and me both.

30:23The security guard wasn't armed.

30:26Tyson and Jenner are not known for carrying guns.

30:28No, they're artists, not hooligans.

30:31Could it have been Kirby?

30:33Or his minder?

30:35But why if Kirby was financing the black?

30:37I'm going to see Jenner's wife.

30:41What about the doctor?

30:43Could you pick him up?

30:44Yes, of course.

30:45You haven't met him?

30:46No.

30:47What do you question him?

30:48He'll be impressed.

30:56Will you have my car ready, please?

31:00No, I'm not going home.

31:01Well, if she rings again, tell her I'm out on a case.

31:08I've only just got back from the hospital.

31:36How is it?

31:37They gave him a transfusion.

31:40Can I come in?

31:51You know we've nicked Barry Tyson.

31:53I know nothing.

31:54I don't want to know anything.

31:56Look, love, we've got your husband and Tyson Cole for that Wembley job.

31:59I want the maniac that shot your husband.

32:01Peter was with me all night.

32:03Then you must have shot him.

32:04I'm very tired.

32:07You were a very good field surgeon.

32:09Korea, Palestine.

32:12Did you serve Mr. Haskins?

32:14National service.

32:15Which regiment?

32:16Royal signals.

32:17Intelligence?

32:17In a minor capacity.

32:18In a minor capacity.

32:19How refreshing to talk to an articulate police officer.

32:23I'm sorry to have to bring you here, but there are questions we need answers to.

32:27I don't wish to appear obstructive, Mr. Haskins, but what is all this about?

32:33Peter Jenner was admitted to hospital four hours ago.

32:37He'd hemorrhaged.

32:39They gave him an emergency transfusion.

32:42I suppose it would be unrealistic of me to claim that I know nothing about it.

32:48I think so.

32:49Don't you, Dr. Clare?

32:50Well, come on.

33:14What's Peter doing getting mixed up with a lunatic like Kirby?

33:16Would you please leave now?

33:18Did Skeft Warren shoot Peter?

33:20No.

33:20Well, then who did?

33:21I don't know.

33:23Look, Mrs. Jenner, in my job you learn to smell fear and you're frightened.

33:27Of course I'm frightened.

33:31I'm frightened of you.

33:33I'm frightened of Kirby.

33:35Sometimes I'm even frightened of myself in case I should talk to somebody I shouldn't.

33:40Say something I shouldn't.

33:42When you're married to somebody like Peter, you have to learn to live with it.

33:46It's not easy.

33:49I had it all with my old man.

33:52My mother grew old before her time.

33:55She was dead at 50.

33:57I thought I knew you.

33:59You're Herbie Mews' daughter.

34:00Please leave me alone.

34:02I want to help, love.

34:04I want to put Kirby away so he can't screw up people's lives.

34:07It's a bit late for that.

34:10Did you know it was a shotty?

34:36Tyson told me in the car.

34:37Did he say who shot him?

34:40No.

34:41Did he say why?

34:42No.

34:43No indication at all?

34:44No.

34:45Well, we've already arrested Tyson.

34:47It's only a matter of time with Jenner.

34:50All we have to do now is find the money.

34:53That might not be easy.

34:55What do you mean?

34:56The young one, Tyson, he said the job hadn't worked out.

35:02They were his precise words.

35:03I mean, they don't have the money.

35:05Not as I understand.

35:07Who does have it?

35:08They didn't know.

35:10But whoever it is shot Jenner.

35:12Mr. Regan.

35:33Hello, Herbie.

35:34Just off?

35:35I was, yes.

35:36You know, I was thinking of coming here.

35:38It must be, what, over a year now?

35:40Well, I'm pushing it a bit now, Mr. Regan.

35:43I don't get around very much.

35:44Don't hear anything nowadays.

35:45Don't give me that, Herbie.

35:47You're still the number one earwig in the business.

35:49I was just going to lock up, Mr. Regan.

35:51Oh, by your part.

35:52What's the matter, Tom?

35:53I'm feeling very tired.

35:55You heard about Peter?

35:58Peter Jenner?

35:59Your girl married him, didn't she?

36:01Well, what if she did?

36:02No offence, Herbie.

36:03I've got to get out, Mr. Regan.

36:04You know he's in hospital?

36:08Yeah, I heard something.

36:09You know about the job, Herbie?

36:11I told you, I heard something.

36:12I mean, before.

36:13Look, Mr. Regan, I told you, I don't know nothing about nothing anymore.

36:16And I'll be obliged if you'd leave me alone.

36:18Take it easy, old son.

36:20What's brought this on?

36:23Get back to me.

36:28This must have cost.

36:30Well, it ain't mine.

36:31Whose is it, then?

36:32Don't know.

36:32I've got lift here.

36:37It's not working, Herbie.

36:40You think these bullet holes could have anything to do with it?

36:44Oh, Herbie.

36:46What have you been up to?

36:55Who the hell are you?

36:57Detective Chief Inspector Haskins.

36:59Well, where's Regan?

37:00Collecting evidence.

37:01Oh, don't give me that.

37:02Like what evidence?

37:04Like this evidence.

37:09These are your tools.

37:11Do leave off.

37:12Do you deny that they're yours?

37:15You've got your prints all over them.

37:17So?

37:18Who was your banker?

37:20Tony Kirby?

37:21I'm not saying nothing.

37:23I warned her not to marry him.

37:26Said he'd just be trouble.

37:28But she wouldn't listen to me.

37:32Do you know I wasn't even invited to the wedding?

37:34So there's no love lost between you and Peter Jenner?

37:36Man, he thinks he's Jack the Lad, doesn't he?

37:39Goes about with filth like Kirby in that headcase, Skiff Warren.

37:44Liz told you about the job, didn't she?

37:46When, where, the lot.

37:53That's how I heard, eh?

37:56Let's just leave it at that.

37:58But when I did hear, I said to myself,

38:00Right, my lad.

38:02I'll have you.

38:03I'll have you over.

38:06You know he won't even let my list talk to me.

38:09That's what comes of having a villain for a son-in-law.

38:11Who knows you're a snout?

38:16Gave her a slap in one night because she come round here.

38:18So he knew about the job, then what?

38:21Well, I'd mentioned it in this boozer.

38:23I was a little bit the worst for wear one night.

38:26Who'd you mention it to?

38:27Well, there was this big fellow, moustached fairy, wearing sunglasses.

38:32Bought me a short.

38:34Then he bought me another and we got talking.

38:37Made me this offer.

38:38He said if I told him all I knew about the job,

38:41he'd give me a monkey and straight money.

38:43So I thought, well, why not?

38:45So I did.

38:46Who was he, Herbie?

38:48I don't know, Mr. Regan.

38:50Honest, I don't.

38:51I never saw him before in me life.

38:53One thing I'm sure of, though, he wasn't from this manor.

38:55But you could tell he was tasty, you know.

38:58One of them you don't mess with.

38:59He must have given you a name.

39:00No, he didn't.

39:01He just didn't.

39:02I didn't want this to happen.

39:05I didn't want Peter out.

39:06I just wanted him brought down a bit.

39:08Straightened, you know.

39:12I don't recognise these two.

39:15It's all turned sour on you, hasn't it, Herbie?

39:17Don't I know it.

39:18Why did he do your radio?

39:21I don't know.

39:23There must have been a reason.

39:25He's like that, isn't he?

39:27You're lying to me, Herbie.

39:30I said something.

39:32Said what?

39:34I can lay five on you.

39:36Said what?

39:38Well, something about some info.

39:41For sale?

39:41Something like that.

39:43Another job?

39:44Oh.

39:45No, no, not exactly, no.

39:47What's that Chinese for?

39:49Well, there's this geese that I know.

39:51He's got a safe full of snide money.

39:55If he gets turned over, he's going to dial three nines, is he?

40:00Quite the little draftsmen, aren't we?

40:02I've never said nothing.

40:04I didn't want to know after I heard about the shooting.

40:07So he did your radio in?

40:08There's a warning.

40:13It was a warning, wasn't it?

40:16He wants that info and he's got your old bottle quacking.

40:20He's coming back.

40:22Tomorrow.

40:22Is he?

40:24Is he just?

40:25It's almost the perfect job.

40:28You let the draftsmen and the talent take the risk,

40:30you let the big man pay the tab,

40:32and then when it's all over,

40:33when they're least expecting any kind of trouble,

40:35or wallet, 27 grand in the bin and no-one knows who you are.

40:39That's neat.

40:40A thief thieving from thieves.

40:42Whatever happened to the honest villain, Jack?

40:46Well, he just about disappeared,

40:48like the white whale in cheap housing.

40:51So what do we do?

40:55I've got an idea.

40:56Right, Barney,

41:10I've got this appointment with a weasel called Herbie.

41:13You'll look after a shot for me, will you?

41:22Yeah?

41:22Who's this?

41:27Well, if you won't tell me your name, mate,

41:28you'd better get stuffed.

41:33Scaff?

41:34Yeah?

41:37Who was it?

41:38Ah, some nut, I wouldn't give his name.

41:41As a secretary, Scaff,

41:43you've met a great undertaker.

41:44I've got some information for you, Mr. Kirby.

41:54About that blag.

41:5727 grand, wouldn't it?

42:05I hear he took a liberty with you, Mr. Kirby.

42:08I thought perhaps you might like to meet him,

42:10have a little chat, eh?

42:11Yeah, I think so.

42:12What time?

42:15Well,

42:16just after three o'clock.

42:20I hope you know what you're doing, Mr. Regan.

42:25How about that, then?

42:27It's a put-on.

42:29I'm not so sure.

42:31We didn't ask for nothing, did we?

42:32Didn't ask for no money.

42:35There are other motives.

42:36There are other motives.

42:36We're going in.

42:48We've only got half an hour.

42:49All right, Jacko's up there.

43:07And Dave's up there.

43:09Right.

43:10Listen, I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:13Shut up, Herbie.

43:14No, shut up, Herbie.

43:16Well, let's get settled.

43:16Well, this is one performance I couldn't miss.

43:28I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:29I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:30I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:31I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:32I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:33I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:34I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:35I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:36I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:37I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:38I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:39I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:40I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:41I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

43:42I don't want to be around when it gets naughty.

44:13Herbie? Herbie?

44:28Herbie?

44:30Where are you? Herbie?

44:34Are you hiding your snout?

44:38I warned you yesterday!

44:40I told you what I'd do!

44:51All right!

44:52My snout!

44:54I believe you've got some money of mine.

44:56I believe you've got some money of mine.

45:10Fat man and dummy.

45:13You've got a terminal mouth, friend.

45:16Looks like we've got ourselves a bit of an actor, Scott.

45:20A fespia.

45:21A fespia.

45:22A fespia.

45:23A fespia.

45:24A fespia.

45:25A fespia.

45:26A fespia.

45:27A fespia.

45:28A fespia.

45:29A fespia.

45:30A fespia.

45:31A fespia.

45:32A fespia.

45:33A fespia.

45:34A fespia.

45:35A fespia.

45:36A fespia.

45:37A fespia.

45:38A fespia.

45:39A fespia.

45:40A fespia.

45:41A fespia.

45:42A fespia.

45:43A fespia.

45:44A fespia.

45:46A fespia.

45:48A fespia.

45:49A fespia.

45:50A fespia.

45:51A fespia.

45:52A fespia.

45:53A fespia.

45:54A fespia.

45:55A fespia.

45:56A fespia.

45:57A fespia.

45:58A fespia.

45:59A fespia.

46:00A fespia.

46:01A fespia.

46:02A fespia.

46:03A fespia.

46:04A fespia.

46:05A fespia.

46:06A fespia.

46:07Oh, my God.

46:37Oh, my God.

47:07Oh, my God.

47:37Oh, my God.

47:39Oh, my God.

47:41Oh, my God.

47:43Cheers, Guff.

47:45Cheers.

47:47Um, what do I do with this?

47:49I'll give it a saucer of milk.

47:53His name was Vaughan.

47:55Vincent Vaughan.

47:57Any previous?

47:58Oh, any juvenile.

47:59He was in the army for 12 years.

48:01Owned a pet shop in Slough.

48:03I wonder who's feeding his gerbils.

48:05Jack, it's none of my business, but are you going to accept Algar's offer?

48:13Were you under the table?

48:14Just an intelligent guess.

48:16Are you?

48:17Well, it's four times the salary I get here.

48:19Expenses.

48:20Car.

48:21You see the suit Ken was wearing.

48:22Yeah, I couldn't afford one leg of his trousers.

48:25Travelling all over the world.

48:27It's very tempting, isn't it?

48:28Yeah, you wouldn't have to ask me twice.

48:30You don't mean that, George.

48:31No, maybe not.

48:33But here I am, doing 60 hours a week, getting less than the brickie who does 30.

48:38No, we'd better get on.

48:41Thanks for the drink, Frank.

48:45Just think, Jack.

48:46Could you get the sort of satisfaction we're all feeling now

48:49from guarding some old boiler's jewellery in this other front?

49:03That was a good one.

49:04And we'll be right back.

49:05I'm willing to stay, and I'll let you see theines in this other front.

49:07If I get the wind in this other front, then you'll pour your head to the head.

49:08We can't have to wait until you get there.

49:09Maybe I'll ever go.

49:10You're ready to go.

49:11I'll never go.

49:12I won't go.

49:13Not-be I'll take it.

49:14You'll never go.

49:15I'll never go.

49:16I'll never go.

49:17You'll never go.

49:20"...Oh, I will.

49:21I will never go.

49:22I'll never go.

49:24You'll never go."

49:27How do you see it now?

49:28You'll never go.

49:29You'll never go.

49:30You'll never go.

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