A.W.P. S01 E12. Love and Other Four-Letter Words.

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First broadcast 3rd February 1984.  Dennis's wife announces that she is coming over to Germany - what will it mean for his divorce, and his relationship with Dagmar?  Jimmy Nail - Oz Osborne Tim Healy - Dennis Patterson Gary Holton - Wayne Norris Timothy Spall - Barry Taylor Christopher Fairbank - Albert Moxey Kevin Whately - Neville Hope Pat Roach - Bomber Busbridge Brigitte Kahn - Dagmar Lysette Anthony - Christa Caroline Hutchison - Vera Julia Tobin - Brenda Ray Knight - Barman Nej Adamson - Turkish Site Worker Roger Bamford - Man in Airport

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26:27Oh, charming. Charming.

26:29Now, seriously, what are they for?

26:31No, no, what are you doing, man?

26:33What are you doing?

26:34It's got none of your business what I bought them for.

26:36All right, all right.

26:38I'm not trying to needle you.

26:39No, you better not neither, right?

26:41I ain't belly-footed here.

26:44Hey, what are you going to do with them?

26:47I'll sling them, I suppose.

26:51I'll take them off you.

26:54How much?

26:55How much do you pay for them?

26:57Fifteen quid.

26:58I'll give you half.

26:59Half?

27:00Only two hours old, man.

27:01Yeah, but they're still second-hand, aren't they, eh?

27:03I mean, there's not much demand for second-hand flowers, is there, son.

27:05They're as good as new, look.

27:06No, they're wilting.

27:07Oh, yeah, you should have put them in water, son, otherwise they wilt.

27:09Look at them petals.

27:10No, look at the petals.

27:11Definitely wilting them.

27:12Have they?

27:13Yeah, yeah, well past their prime, son.

27:15I think five quid's a bit over-generous, really.

27:17Well, seven-fifty at the bricks.

27:19Oh, yeah, but they're wilting by the second, aren't they?

27:21I mean, the price goes down, son, even as we speak.

27:23The price goes down.

27:27You're a woman still making the trip, is she, Dan?

27:29Aye, she'll be over the more afternoon, fella.

27:31Putting her in a hotel, are you?

27:33Well, I can hardly put her up in the hut.

27:35Get her, yeah.

27:36All right, sometimes think our wives should stay in the hut.

27:39They should all come over on a charter.

27:42We and I open her for them, seeing where we really live.

27:45Aye.

27:46Might make them realise what a sacrifice we make.

27:48Aye, especially if they saw a king right there.

27:50Aye.

27:53Had a letter from Brenda this morning.

27:55Yeah?

27:56I'd been surprised if you hadn't, eh?

27:59She said she'd been round to see your Vera.

28:01Aye.

28:02She said...

28:03Said what?

28:04Well, she said she couldn't really work out why Vera was so keen on coming over.

28:08Aye, well, he'll know that tomorrow, won't he?

28:10Could be a bit tricky, yeah?

28:13Tricky? How come?

28:14Well...

28:15You know...

28:16You know what?

28:17I'm a man of the world, Dennis.

28:20You and Dagmar.

28:22It could...

28:23Well, it could just be tricky, couldn't it?

28:25Not necessarily.

28:26I mean, you know, Vera will meet Dagmar once she comes out here.

28:28She will?

28:29Well, why not?

28:30Look, it's not as though I'm cheating, you know?

28:31I mean, Dagmar's not my bit on the side.

28:33You know?

28:34I mean, Vera, she's got Alan, hasn't she?

28:35What?

28:36Yeah, but...

28:37There's no butch about it, bonnie lad, man.

28:38That's the way things are, you know?

28:39And the sooner everybody realises that's the way things are, the better.

28:43Fine.

28:44Couldn't agree more.

29:07I'd like you to have these.

29:12For me?

29:17And this is not for Yvette, yeah?

29:23No, not for you, for me.

29:28Now, Wayne, what is going on?

29:30Who do these flowers belong to, hm?

29:33To her.

29:37Just does my heart.

29:38Oh, right there, Wayne.

29:39Coming over the club for the bevy, or what?

29:40Oh, yeah, yeah.

29:41In a minute, lads.

29:42Yeah, yeah.

29:43What are you doing hanging round here, then?

29:44Er, nothing, nothing.

29:45Huh?

29:46I, er...

29:47I thought you were lighting with intent, you know?

29:48I was, erm, waiting for the sunset.

29:49Sunset?

29:50Yeah.

29:51Er, look, I'll, erm...

29:52I'll see you later, lads, all right?

29:53Come on, search yourself, then.

29:54What's he on about?

29:55Sunset?

29:56Well, that's one of the most beautiful things in the world, isn't it?

29:58Do sort of sunset.

29:59If you never notice the exotic glow the sun makes in its dying moment over the asbestos warehouse,

30:00yeah?

30:01Ranked with the Andes, that does, you know.

30:02Or even Mallory.

30:03I'm waiting for the sunset.

30:04I'm waiting for the sunset.

30:05Sunset?

30:06Yeah.

30:07Er, look, I'll, erm...

30:08I'll see you later, lads, all right?

30:09Search yourself, then.

30:10What's he on about?

30:11Sunset?

30:12Well, that's one of the most beautiful things in the world, isn't it?

30:13Do sort of sunset.

30:14If you never notice the exotic glow the sun makes in its dying moment over the asbestos warehouse,

30:24yeah?

30:25Ranked with the Andes, that does, you know.

30:28Or even Malibu.

30:29What's he doing?

30:30I don't know.

30:40I think there's someone waiting for you.

30:42Oh, what should I do now?

30:48Oh, Melle.

30:50You could thank yourself for the flowers.

30:53Ha, ha, ha.

31:01Alles klar.

31:03Wiedersehen.

31:04Tschüss.

31:05Bis morgen.

31:06Schönen Abend noch.

31:10Hello.

31:11I was just passing.

31:14Erm...

31:17Why you buy for me this?

31:20Why'd I buy...

31:21I just felt like it, you know.

31:23Impulse.

31:24Yes, erm...

31:25Thank you so much, yeah?

31:32Er...

31:33They're very lovely.

31:34It's no more than you deserve, is it?

31:35Eh?

31:36Is there other flowers, er, much like these?

31:37Er...

31:38From Oz, I think his name.

31:39Really?

31:40What a coincidence, eh?

31:41Erm...

31:42Look, my name's, erm...

31:43Wayne.

31:44Oh, I know.

31:45So, um...

31:46So, um...

31:47Thank you, babe.

31:48My pleasure, love.

31:49Er...

31:50You...

31:51You...

31:52You...

31:53English, er...

31:54You live there, yeah?

31:55Yeah, in the heart, yeah.

31:56Call it the Starlag.

31:57Er...

31:58You better?

31:59Starlag.

32:00Because it's like a prisoner of war camp, you know.

32:02Oh...

32:03Oh!

32:04Er...

32:05It's a nice camp, yeah?

32:07Nice?

32:08It's not exactly the Yalton, love, but it's okay, you know.

32:11It's a nice camp, yeah.

32:12It's not exactly the Yalton, love, but it's okay, you know.

32:16So, um...

32:17Thank you, babe.

32:18My pleasure, love.

32:20Er, you...

32:21You...

32:22English...

32:23You live there, yeah?

32:24Yeah, in the heart, yeah.

32:26Call it the Starlag.

32:27Er...

32:28Starlag?

32:29It's not exactly the Hilton, love, but it's okay, you know.

32:32Just one of the hardships we have to endure to stay in your wonderful country, you know?

32:36Yeah, er... show me.

32:39You what?

32:41Yeah.

32:44Show me.

32:45Look, it's a bit basic, love.

32:47I mean, it's got old socks and christened things in it, you know?

32:50I really don't think you'd like it that much.

32:52Hey, hey, hey, Ross.

32:58Isn't that Wayne your bird, then?

33:01She's not my bird, man.

33:03Not since I found out that she isn't.

33:05I suppose she wasn't.

33:06Still very tasty, though, isn't she?

33:08Yeah, yeah, you know, when Wayne gets his evil hands on her, mate, you know?

33:12Huh?

33:22See your please?

33:24Yeah.

33:25Well, I did warn you, love, huh?

33:28It's, erm, like army.

33:32Or like prison.

33:39No!

33:40That's it, no!

33:41Don't worry, love!

33:42No!

33:43Oh, come up!

33:44Get, get, stand up!

33:45It's like you!

33:46You're dirty, buddy.

33:47No, no, you don't understand!

33:48You don't understand!

33:49No!

33:50No!

33:51Come down!

33:52It might mean!

33:53It might mean!

33:54It might mean!

33:55No, it might mean!

33:56Calm down.

33:57What's the matter, miss?

33:58Did Wayne try to ravish you, miss?

33:59I know.

34:00It's a, it's a rat.

34:21All right there, Dan.

34:22All right there, Dan.

34:23Hi, Robs.

34:24Thought you'd gone for the day?

34:26No, just, er, just want to get your dry cleaning.

34:29Everyone's up like a sodding lark this morning.

34:32Bummer and Oz have gone to the bass already.

34:34Yeah.

34:35Aye, I saw, er, Borry and Neville across the shops.

34:38Getting rat traps.

34:39Not before time.

34:40Did you hear it last night?

34:42Nah, I don't think so.

34:44I sobbed and did.

34:46Scratching around as if it owned the place.

34:48Well, it obviously doesn't give a rat, eh?

34:51Yeah.

34:52Oh.

34:59So give her that.

35:00Good joke, that.

35:01Yeah.

35:02What, Mike?

35:03Oh, it wasn't bad with us down the morning, was it?

35:05Just the thought of it, though.

35:07It's disgusting.

35:08Well, let's hope you get rid of it by the time I get back tomorrow, eh?

35:11You're not here tonight?

35:13Nah.

35:14No, me, er, me wife's coming over.

35:17I'll just stop in the same hotel as her, you know.

35:20Same hotel?

35:21Yeah.

35:22Not the same room, though?

35:23Nah.

35:24Nah, not any more.

35:25Nah.

35:26So long, man.

35:27So long, mate.

35:28So long, mate.

35:29That's right, mate.

35:30Yeah.

35:31What's up, mate?

35:32That's right.

35:33OK.

35:34I'm going to see a little bit.

35:35I'm going to see a little bit.

35:36I'm going to see a little bit.

35:37Yeah.

35:38So, the band's okay?

35:39Oh, smashing.

35:40I spoke to them before I left.

35:41Mm-hm.

35:42Having a great time.

35:43Going to Holy Island today.

35:44So, Ben's okay?

35:52Oh, smashing. I spoke to him before I left.

35:54Having a great time.

35:56Going to Holy Island today.

35:59Back to school on Monday?

36:00Yeah.

36:01Helen's going to bring them back and stop over.

36:03So she'll get them off if I don't come back.

36:06What do you mean if you don't go back?

36:08Well, I thought I might stay Sunday night as well.

36:11I mean, it's not often I go abroad.

36:14Unless it's inconvenient.

36:17No, no, whatever you like.

36:18Well, you don't seem very keen.

36:21Well, you've never seen Dusseldorf on a Sunday night, have you?

36:29Will we pass where you work?

36:30Before? Nothing for you to see there.

36:33Well, I just thought it'd be nice to see where you live, that's all.

36:35Ah, well, Wayne showed her young lass around where we lived yesterday

36:38and she's in intensive care still.

36:40Poor lass or a rat.

36:42A rat?

36:43Yeah.

36:43Ooh, how revolting.

36:45I never knew conditions were that bad.

36:47Well, not really.

36:48The rat just showed up this week, you know.

36:50Captivated by some of Brenda's chocolate cake.

36:53Oh, she sent some things for Neville.

36:54Will I see him?

36:55Aye, if you like.

36:56Look, the thing is,

36:58I thought that we might invite Neville to eat with us tonight.

37:03Oh, I'd rather wait by ourselves.

37:05Well, I've invited somebody else, like...

37:06Who?

37:07Well, it's just a friend, you know.

37:10Somebody I thought you should meet.

37:11You're not seeing her, are you?

37:17I am.

37:19After last night's fiasco, did well to get out of that.

37:23Must have stressed your persuasive powers to the limit.

37:26No, I didn't say nothing, Mox.

37:29She felt sorry for me, I suppose.

37:31I mean, I did look a right pillock, didn't I?

37:34And when I walked her to her car, well, when I squelched her to her car...

37:39Oh, jeez.

37:40She was ever so sympathetic.

37:44Moved, I suppose.

37:45By the squalor of your surroundings.

37:48No, no.

37:49More aware of my embarrassment.

37:52And then she did something, and it was incredible.

37:56What?

37:56She took this hanky, this little white soft hanky, out of her bag-like,

38:02and wet the corner of it,

38:05and then rubbed some mud ever so gently off the end of me nose.

38:10Tell you, Mox, my goose pimples all over.

38:15Wetted with her tongue, did she?

38:18You what?

38:20The hanky.

38:22Wetted with her tongue-like.

38:23Oh, well, of course.

38:26What do you think she does?

38:27Carry-o's piped around with her.

38:30Hey!

38:31Oh, he's been bought.

38:32Oh, wait.

38:33Look at the size of that.

38:34The trap of there, isn't that?

38:36Aye, wait.

38:37Dennis said it, there's a big one.

38:38Yeah, I'll get some beer for that, mate.

38:41Could be more tonight, you know.

38:43Vectorious breeders of rats.

38:45Leave it out.

38:46He can't have raised a family in two nights.

38:47Not on top of Brenda's chocolate, Kate.

38:49Right, sir.

38:50We bought this and all.

38:52Poison.

38:53How long after it eats that, does it die?

38:57No matter, does it?

38:58As long as it does die.

38:59Well, it matters if we find dead rats all over the place.

39:01No, no, they're not going to die in here, Moxie.

39:04See, what that poison does is it makes them thirsty.

39:06Gives them a raging thirst.

39:08Like us, like after a curry.

39:10Aye.

39:10Well, sort of.

39:12Anyway, they're desperate for a drink, right?

39:13So they go looking for it.

39:14Well, let's drink for Ozzy's locker.

39:17They're not going to die here, right?

39:19Oh, wait.

39:19Let's get these traps set.

39:20Oh, that one's...

39:21See, your rat knows instinctively that water's at the bottom of hills, so you'll head off

39:25down to the river to find it.

39:27Aye, aye, aye.

39:28Where are you going to put that?

39:30I don't want to come in late tonight and lose a foot, son.

39:33Oh, well, I'll put it down by the skirt and board away from the bed.

39:36Oh, well, right.

39:38Um...

39:39Look, lads, I'd like to give you a hand, but, um, I've got to go into town, so, uh, I'll see

39:45you later, OK?

39:46Bye.

39:52See you in here, you know.

39:54That Kristen.

39:55You serious?

39:58Serious?

39:59Why?

40:00Oh.

40:02Yeah?

40:02Yeah.

40:06Oh, hiya.

40:14Hello.

40:16You're prompt.

40:18I am German.

40:19So you are, so you are.

40:21Do you want a refill?

40:22No, thank you.

40:24Did I?

40:25It's white gin and tonic.

40:28So how is your Vera?

40:30She's fine.

40:32She'll be done in a second.

40:33You sorted out your problems?

40:36Well, there weren't any problems, really, you know, just, uh, the usual things, uh, money

40:39and the kids and that, you know.

40:41Then I showed her round the town.

40:46When you go back to England, uh...

40:48If I go back.

40:50Ah, well, OK.

40:51If you go back to England.

40:52Where will you live?

40:56Yeah, I never really thought about that, uh, probably have to stay at me ma'am's at first.

41:01Oh, that'll be something.

41:02I have to remember, uh, remember to wipe me feet when I come in and, uh, don't rumple

41:06the cushions and empty the ashtrays.

41:09Oh, that's what...

41:09She sounds like my mother.

41:13Thank you, Sharon.

41:17Cheers.

41:17You are nervous now about this evening?

41:27Yeah, I am all of a sudden, yeah, yeah.

41:31It'll be all right.

41:35Uh, over here, Pat.

41:43Vera, this is Dagmar.

41:45How do you do?

41:48It is very nice to meet you.

41:50It's very nice to meet you, the son.

41:52There.

41:53I've got you one in.

41:54There you are.

41:55Thanks.

41:56Cheers.

41:58Cheers.

42:08Dennis told me he showed you the town.

42:11Yes.

42:12Oh, it's a lot nicer than I expected.

42:14Well, I didn't show her where we work, of course.

42:17Oh, well, yes, that is not so nice.

42:20Although, uh, Bomber, he, that's one of the guys that I work with.

42:23He, um, he says we should bring all the wives over here

42:25and it would make them see what a miserable existence we lead.

42:30Well, he don't seem to lead too bad a life.

42:35Aye, well, well, let's just have another one, shall we, and then go and eat?

42:39Not for me, thanks.

42:41No, thank you, Dennis.

42:42Not for me.

42:45Well, I'll have one, then.

42:50Lois, you're back only?

42:51Yeah, I had to see some mates, but that would drive back to Essen.

42:58I'm going over to the club for a job.

43:01Come on.

43:02Yeah, I'll follow you across.

43:03I'm just going to sort this boot out.

43:05There's a nail in me foot.

43:08See you later, then, lad.

43:09Yeah, look below.

43:21OK, out with it.

43:24What's the matter?

43:25Nothing.

43:27Look, that was an excellent restaurant, that.

43:29You hardly hit the thing.

43:30You said even less.

43:32I'm not feeling very well.

43:34Must have been the flight.

43:35You know, I don't like flying.

43:36Anyway, you and Dagmar could have stayed...

43:39Oh, of course we couldn't have stayed.

43:41But don't you normally stay with her?

43:43What's that remark supposed to mean?

43:45Oh, just drop it.

43:46No, I won't.

43:49I'm tired.

43:50You're upset.

43:51You're upset because I brought Dagmar.

43:53Yes, I'm upset because you brought Dagmar.

43:56Sometimes you can be...

43:57I can be what?

43:59You can be really insensitive about how other people feel.

44:03You get an idea in your head and you've got to see it through.

44:06Look...

44:06But you don't always think it through.

44:08Listen, look, I know what's going on in your life, right?

44:10I want you to know the same about me.

44:11I just want you to know the way things are.

44:13You don't know the way things are.

44:15Oh, really, really?

44:16Come on, inform me, then.

44:17Don't get angry.

44:18Look, I'm not getting angry, man.

44:19I'm confused, maybe.

44:22Look, I...

44:23I didn't come over here to sort things out.

44:27I could have done that on the phone.

44:29I came over here because our divorce isn't final yet.

44:32Yeah, I know, I know it's not.

44:33Well, I'm not sure.

44:34I want it to be.

44:36Now, look, just wait a minute.

44:37This divorce was your idea.

44:39I know.

44:39If I remember correctly...

44:41I know it was.

44:42And I know it hurt you.

44:43Well, it hurt your pride, anyway.

44:45And there were good reasons for splitting up, very good reasons.

44:48But...

44:48Oh, I don't want to go through all that again.

44:53Well, Vera, I wish I knew what you did want.

44:56I don't want a divorce.

45:01I want you to come home.

45:05Oh, bloody hell.

45:12Fancy a drink?

45:14I've got some duty-free gin on the plane and some glasses in the back.

45:17Yeah.

45:24There's a tin of peaches here if anybody wants one.

45:27Oh, and some table around.

45:29Well, you think I'll pass on that combination?

45:31Fish and chips.

45:33That's what I fancy now.

45:35You know, real English fish and chips wrapped in a Sunday mirror with loads of vinegar.

45:40Oh, yes.

45:41Oh, well, Den will have some stuff from Brenda when he gets back.

45:43Well, them little fancies from you are burned off.

45:46What little fancies?

45:48Little hard things.

45:49There was someone lying on the table when I came in before.

45:53Square ones, like.

45:54Aye, tasted a bit queer.

45:57Well, you ate the one, did you?

46:00Ah, well, just one.

46:01You didn't mind, did you?

46:02They were only little.

46:04No, no.

46:05No.

46:08Do you feel all right, guys, in yourself, like?

46:12Huh?

46:12Do you feel all right?

46:14Chomping?

46:15You may not get a raging thirst, Lake.

46:30A large cognac, please, Chief.

46:34Hi, Den.

46:36What are you doing here?

46:38Make-up.

46:39Yeah?

46:40Me too.

46:41Do you want another?

46:41Scotch, please.

46:45It's a large scotch, too, please, square.

46:47Yeah.

46:48I thought you were staying out all night.

46:51No, that's what you mean.

46:57Cheers, Ty.

46:58Things not work out with Dagmar and your old lady, then?

47:06I thought I was just being above board, you know, and straight and honest.

47:11Vera said I was showing off.

47:14Showing off?

47:15Showing off Dagmar.

47:17Well, I mean, she's a smart lass, and she, you know, I mean, attractive and honest, I don't know.

47:24That's probably what I was doing.

47:26Well, she is rather special, that Dagmar, isn't she?

47:31Yeah.

47:32Mind you, so's her mate, eh?

47:34Krista.

47:35Mm.

47:35Hey, hey, you and me have, er, called her the clerical staff, haven't we, eh?

47:42Well, I wish I had, then.

47:45No.

47:46Things not work out like.

47:47She wouldn't let me get near her, would she?

47:50Mind you, I didn't want to, you know.

47:53I didn't want to sort of like come on strong and jump it like that.

47:56Yeah, you were slipping, aren't you?

47:58I'm smitten, then.

48:02Now, listen, don't tell the lads, right?

48:04Now, I can confide in you, can't I?

48:06Now, I know you've probably got your own problems and all that, but I can bend your ear a bit, eh?

48:10You just carry on, bunny lad.

48:11I haven't got a care in the world, eh?

48:12Yeah, well, look, I'm serious about this, Krista, right?

48:16I know it's madness, but I'm really bowled over.

48:19Now, don't tell the lads, eh?

48:21My lips are sealed, all right?

48:23I get embarrassed just thinking about it, you know?

48:26Never happened to me, I said.

48:28It bloody has, isn't it?

48:31Hey, you really are serious, aren't you?

48:34I'm deadly serious, then.

48:37Course, never having been in this situation before, it's pretty hard to be certain about the symptoms.

48:43But I think, well, listen, I'm positive, Sunbeam, that this is it.

48:47It's devastating, mate, devastating.

48:50Well, that's not the end of the world, that man.

48:52Go for it.

48:54Yeah, but I can't fathom it, can I?

48:55And the trouble is, we're shipping out in a week or two, aren't we?

49:00I'm sure.

49:01Well, so, I've got to decide whether to go home or chance me home here, ain't I?

49:07Yeah, you're not the only one who's got to make that decision.

49:11You too?

49:11Mm-hmm.

49:14You mean home or Dagmar, aren't I?

49:16No, I mean Vera or Dagmar.

49:22Blimey, Dennis.

49:24What are we going to do?

49:25Well, I was about to get pissed.

49:28You care to join me?

49:29You're working on the side from morning to night.

49:37That's living all right.

49:39That's living all right.

49:41Then a pint with the boys, in a buffalo noise.

49:45That's living all right.

49:47That's living all right.

49:49Working all day, for a bid to pay.

49:53They're blowing on Saturday night.

49:55And you kiss the dames, but you don't ask their names

50:00That's living all right

50:01Working in the sun, clunky schnapps, having fun

50:07That's living all right

50:09That's living all right

50:11Then a night in the town, spreading it around

50:15That's living all right

50:16That's living all right

50:18Working all day for a packet of hay

50:22I'd say a little back to the world

50:25Still you keep a little hill just to keep you in beer

50:29That's living all right

50:31Yeah, you play the game, then it's happy to say

50:37That's living all right

50:39Tell them a lie, with a glimpse in your eye

50:44That tomorrow you'll be back on the site

50:47And you kiss the dames, but you don't ask their names

50:52That's living all right

50:54Yeah, you play the game, then it's happy to say

50:59That's living all right

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