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"Get ready for more espionage and intrigue in Season 1, Episode 5 of Spooks: The Rose Bed Memoirs. The MI5 team navigates a complex web of secrets and lies as they investigate a high-stakes threat. With tension building and allegiances tested, the team must stay one step ahead to protect national security."
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00:00Join the party!
00:01Our Russian friends off his head, where did the Sheikh get hold of him?
00:18Well, his highness chooses his friends with great care.
00:23Once chosen, they're very well treated indeed.
00:28If certain colleagues in my party could see this.
00:36Yes, there are killjoys in my lock too.
00:39I find it best simply to lie about fun.
00:42Ah, your highness.
00:44Everything to your liking?
00:45Of course.
00:46A British weapon that actually works.
00:49Devour it.
00:52You're enjoying the desert?
00:54Oh, yes, yes.
00:55A lot of offer.
00:57Well, your highness doesn't open.
00:59Shut up.
01:00Come on.
01:01Come on.
01:06Um...
01:07That's for you.
01:09No show yet.
01:21There he is.
01:22Here we go.
01:23I want to apologise.
01:24I've let down my colleagues, my friends, and my country.
01:33But I have now paid for that mistake.
01:34It's the well.
01:35It's the well.
01:36It's the water.
01:37What's the real reason for your conviction illegal arms sales when you were ministered?
01:43I now go into private life.
01:44The one shining things for me from my time in prison is to have found that the Lord Jesus
01:46is my saviour.
01:47Lord, thank you.
01:52I now go into private life.
01:55The one shining thing for me for my time in prison
01:58is to have found that the Lord Jesus is my savior.
02:22We're in. Close the car park. Number one here.
02:42Well, hello, Harry.
02:44Hello, Hampton. It's better be about something big.
02:48How about the fall of the government?
02:52Yes.
02:53Yes.
03:22And you are?
03:28I thought you'd talk somewhere congenial.
03:31Good lord.
03:32Champagne.
03:35Why not?
03:38You probably see through all this.
03:41You're poisoning me.
03:42It's a new interrogation technique to disorientate the subject.
03:46I'm not here for an interrogation.
03:47I'm here at my own request.
03:50Chessy can't go.
03:52You must realize you remain a Category A security risk.
04:00Oh, how I've missed tough women.
04:02Thank you very much.
04:05Chessy.
04:06Thank you, number nine.
04:09Oh.
04:10Right.
04:11Yeah.
04:12You call yourself my numbers now, do you?
04:14The latest fad.
04:15Some youth in an Armani suit advising the Joint Intelligence Committee.
04:19I don't want the waiter here.
04:23We'll pour from now on.
04:24Yes, sir.
04:29Before we talk seriously, would you mind if we joined in a moment of prayer?
04:34You're checking.
04:36Will you do the honors?
04:38Of course.
04:38Lord of all who sees of all.
04:49Harry has gone way overboard after that psych-op seminar on disorientation effect.
04:56What are they doing?
04:58They're praying.
04:59Amen.
05:02Thank you for that, Hampton.
05:04Now, could you possibly tell us why you want to see us?
05:13Well, my trial was a deal with the government, of course.
05:17If I shut up and went down for embezzlement, I wouldn't be prosecuted for treason.
05:20But when I was in what is laughably called the prison system, I was consumed by a wholesome, burning hatred for those hypocrites who couldn't get enough of me when I was the rising star, and wouldn't come near me when I fell.
05:37So, I wrote my memoirs.
05:43Very full.
05:46Very frank memoirs.
05:48And these memoirs tell?
05:49Well, everything.
05:51Oh, the parties.
05:52Who slept with who?
05:53That kind of thing.
05:54But at a more profound level, I reveal how I tried to arrange a second supergun.
06:02Another.
06:03It didn't work out.
06:04But a lot, dear.
06:06The illegal trade-in-arms is worth millions to this country.
06:11Blind eyes are turned in all sorts of corners.
06:14And, of course, my main client was the royal family of the confederated Gulf states.
06:23You wrote about Sheikh Rassoul?
06:24Indeed.
06:25He's a wonderful host, you know.
06:27In my memoirs, I recount, rather well, I think, how one beautiful night in the desert, I corrupted a fellow British politician into the Sheikh's service.
06:40Ask me.
06:42Who?
06:43Who?
06:45Richard Maynard.
06:47Oh, yes.
06:48He fell open like a ripe peach.
06:52Screwed Welsh.
06:53Dick Maynard is one of the most respected men in Parliament.
06:57Most of his party think he's a sanctimonious little shit.
07:00What exactly did you write about Golden Boy Richard Maynard?
07:03How he continues my work.
07:07How he's hand in love with the Sheikh's Mr. Fixit, a Russian by the name of Sergei Lermov.
07:12Did you learn?
07:14Lermov.
07:15That bucket of filth.
07:16If you wanted revenge, why did you tell us this?
07:21Why did you just print it?
07:23That was the plan.
07:24But as my sentence wore on, Christ began to work in me.
07:36Five weeks ago, I let him into my life.
07:40And now I've bitterly repented writing that book.
07:46Then why didn't you burn it?
07:47I couldn't.
07:48Why not?
07:49I went to its hiding place and it was gone.
07:51Gone.
07:51Well, this book is a surprise to you, but prison is full of thieves.
07:56Did you tell the governor about this?
07:57Did you so?
07:58Well, you could have asked to see us when this happened.
08:00This is my first opportunity and I'm doing my duty.
08:04I want you to find it and destroy it.
08:08How exactly in the prison did you hide this political neutron bomb?
08:11Well, during my time behind bars, I became a very keen gardener.
08:18I'm doing my duty.
08:19I mean, I don't know.
08:20Why not?
08:21I don't know.
08:22I don't know.
08:22I don't know.
08:23It's a very nice day.
08:24I don't know.
08:24I don't know.
08:25I don't know any of my intentions.
08:26Is that where I think it is?
08:44Where's he splitting?
08:47Jesus Christ.
08:49The man lies as naturally as the rest of us breathe.
08:52What the hell?
08:53You don't get it, Tess.
08:55Get what?
08:56It's not about whether Wilder's memoirs are telling the truth about Richard Maynard,
08:59or even if they exist.
09:01It's about the damage the very idea of them can do.
09:03That's how scandal works.
09:05Well then, he's werehead.
09:07He's got us digging up prison gardens and fingering the Prime Minister's best friend.
09:11What do you suggest we do, ignore the whole thing?
09:13We've got to check Maynard out.
09:15I can see that.
09:16There's a routine M.O.D. briefing tomorrow.
09:19I've moved heaven and earth to get Maynard there,
09:21and I want you to sit in on it.
09:23Stroke him.
09:24See if he meows.
09:27Hampton Wilder and Richard Maynard did go on a visit to the Confederated Gulf States nine years ago.
09:32It was a general goodwill business trip across party,
09:35and they sealed the delivery of some small British arms, but nothing spectacular.
09:39And there was a night in the desert.
09:42Maynard's file.
09:42And Wilder's.
09:56Ellie!
09:57Ellie!
10:08This is my daddy.
10:09Matthew Archer.
10:13Hello, Tom.
10:16Oh, yeah.
10:18The man who fiddles with computers.
10:20That's it.
10:23And you're the oil man, X.
10:24You're just back from the Gulf.
10:29It's a glamorous part of the world.
10:31You should come out there, Ellie.
10:34Gushes oil, doesn't it?
10:37Doesn't it?
10:38Just like you gushed promises to Ellie.
10:39Cupcake.
10:43Where do we go?
10:44Don't do this in front of my kid.
10:45You haven't been in front of your kid for two years.
10:47Excellent.
10:49Go on, Cupcake.
10:50Do mummy a drawing.
10:51Okay.
10:52I'll do it.
10:54Quick.
10:54Quick.
10:55Quick.
10:58Cupcake.
11:00Warning you.
11:03Chummy.
11:04Thank you very much.
11:05Ring me.
11:26Police Central traffic.
11:28Brian?
11:29Mark Hodge.
11:30Hey, Mark.
11:31You home again?
11:31Yeah, back in the land of the living.
11:33Listen, Brian, I want to pull a favour off you.
11:37Car number.
11:39You said your name was Matthew.
11:41Slip of the tongue.
11:43No, it wasn't.
11:47It comes out of what is wrong.
11:51It's your bloody job.
11:52Look, I hardly know what my name is myself.
11:55Oh, well, boo-hoo!
11:57Poor you!
11:58Ellie, this is...
11:58Look, don't say anything.
12:00Because anything that you say will be wrong, okay?
12:10Maisie and I are going to Di's old flat.
12:12Where?
12:14Di's flat.
12:15You can't leave.
12:22Won't be secure.
12:23What do you mean?
12:26Once you've lived with a spy, you can't leave because of reasons of national security.
12:30There is a risk.
12:31It's real.
12:33That's why the service doesn't like mixed affairs.
12:35What?
12:36MI5 officers sleeping with...
12:38Um, real people.
12:42Have you any idea?
12:44Horrible these things sound.
12:46Dependents at risk.
12:47Mixed affairs.
12:55Amazing alpaca.
12:57This is so unfair.
13:00Do you mean to me or to you?
13:02Minister, how do I know?
13:18Miss Tessa Phillips.
13:19How do you do, minister?
13:22Well, Harry, haven't been briefed in the Holy of Holies before?
13:26You've been to Thames House, surely.
13:28Never?
13:29Just looks like an office.
13:30I suppose it's all in the mine, that's secrecy.
13:33Absolutely.
13:35This is a briefing about the illegal sale of battlefield weapons out of this country.
13:39We're very eager to have interdepartmental input on this,
13:41so I'd like to thank the minister for being here.
13:44Now I'd like all of us to take a look at this man.
13:47Sergei Lermov.
13:49Ex-culture detaché at the Russian embassy.
13:51That is, ex-KGB.
13:53Yes.
13:53Where are all the old comrades now?
13:55Well, some of them, like Mr. Lermov,
13:58have become powerful men.
14:00He has moved around the world, but at present he's resident in London.
14:03He works for a charity called Hope for Chechnya,
14:06which is trying to get food and medicine to that wretched part of the planet.
14:09No doubt wrapped up on the odd rocket grenade launcher.
14:11It's this man's immigration status.
14:13Well, we can throw him out any time.
14:15Why don't we?
14:15Because he's also the middleman for a gun-running cartel run out of the Middle East,
14:19confederated Gulf states, a country with which we are friendly.
14:23Indeed.
14:24What we need, Minister, is to liaise closely.
14:28It would help us enormously if you could authorise a thorough audit of all weapons stocks.
14:33It's a massive task.
14:36You suspect weapons are being stolen and sold abroad through this man?
14:40Dear God.
14:41Well, of course.
14:43We will cooperate fully.
14:45Thank you, Minister.
14:46That was very informative, Harry.
14:50I, um, I think I met him.
14:53Lermov.
14:54On a trip a few years ago.
14:56Unsavory bastard, I thought.
14:58I told him I'm six, of course.
14:59Of course.
15:00Would you like a personal tour of the more sensitive areas of Tennis House?
15:06For the cameras.
15:08Where?
15:09Tiny.
15:10State-of-the-art.
15:11See?
15:12What do you know?
15:13It's a new security drive.
15:15Ever since the war on terrorism began, there's been much more money for everything.
15:19Only this.
15:20It's not perfect.
15:22There's a dead spot just beyond these doors.
15:24Dear, very dear.
15:28What happened?
15:31I'm about to get you.
15:33What do you mean?
15:35What are you involved with?
15:36Well, what do you mean?
15:42Yes.
15:43Yes.
15:53Yes.
15:53Yes.
15:53Yes.
15:54Yes.
15:55Yes.
16:06Shh. Tessa. Tessa, you are completely mad.
16:12Well, a bunk in the MI5 building has got to be worth some air miles.
16:18Oh, for God's sake. Let's just...
16:21We've got to talk. Somewhere safe.
16:26Oh, Brian, yeah. What have you got?
16:29That number you gave me was listed.
16:31What's listed me?
16:32Listen, I don't know you. I don't want to. I've got to go.
16:35What?
16:44Mr. Hod. You all right?
16:46Mr. Mark Hod? Yeah, sir.
16:48I've got some questions.
16:49Call now.
16:51How about my phone call?
17:01That's Lermond.
17:05Where is it?
17:09Back of the bowling green hut.
17:10Back of the bowling green hut.
17:40Orders from Moscow, sir.
17:41Okay.
17:42We are not lifting you, you understand? This is not a lift.
17:43Shut up.
17:44What is it you want?
17:45You're contacting the Ministry of Defence.
17:46Helping you with illegal weapons procurement.
17:47He's in jail.
17:48But he has a success, sir.
17:49Really?
17:50Well, you must introduce me.
17:51Certainly.
17:52We won't touch you.
17:53You're simply a window through which we see the filthy one you live in.
17:55But we must try to keep opening.
17:56We own you now, sir.
17:58But I have powerful friends.
17:59More powerful than you.
18:00But I have powerful friends.
18:01More powerful than you.
18:02All right, sir.
18:03All right, sir.
18:04All right, sir.
18:05I have you.
18:06I have you.
18:07Just like the good 성bs in the museum.
18:09It's a popular kingdom I have you yea, sir.
18:10Here we have you, sir.
18:11Hell I can't.
18:12Not like you.
18:13Really?
18:14Well, you must introduce me.
18:15Sorry, honey.
18:16We won't touch you.
18:17It's not like aé—˜ ih ever.
18:18No, sir.
18:19Don't feed me.
18:20ικόite.
18:21Gun!
18:22Gr Pill!
18:23Paus.
18:24Oh...
18:25Good.
18:26Theseemitism are more powerful than you.
18:27For now, sir.
18:28Okay.
18:31Oh, it's the only thing.
18:34Is' a compliment.
18:36Just like the good old days.
18:40The name you want is Richard Maynard.
18:42Are you taking Kit back to my legal arms sales on the Gulf?
19:07What?
19:09I'm going to crawl all over you.
19:12How well do you miss Sergei Lomov?
19:14I told Harry I'm going to do more of this.
19:16What is this? Where's this coming from?
19:18Hampton Wilder came to see us the moment he was released.
19:21Hampton Wilder? You believe what?
19:23I'm joking.
19:24Are you involved in any kind of deal?
19:30Do you, for a moment, believe...
19:32Believe that you're an unpatriotic lying bastard?
19:35I don't know.
19:37You can cheat on your wife.
19:39Maybe you can cheat on your country.
19:41Oh, God.
19:44I can help you.
19:47But you've got to tell me.
19:49There is nothing to tell.
19:53What?
19:54Why is this?
20:08earlier you made a phone call to a sergeant brian malhorn at metropolitan central
20:16you asked him to do you a favor to trace the car of this man sergeant malhorn has been suspended
20:23from duty and at this moment in time is having a nasty experience with special branch
20:28you can't do this we can't do everything we'd like with you
20:36but we can do a great deal
20:39everything okay fine
20:45the money from that agent of mine is it so
20:50it's important you mean the agent that doesn't exist
20:56it's a deep operation zally to be careful
21:03right
21:04the money's safe
21:07zoe please
21:19what are you drinking
21:24your vodka
21:29go and have a look
21:34one two three
21:48i knew you were coming back fancy a real drink
22:03ah sergey i'm just having a drink before the opera would you join me help yourself to a drink
22:31get rid of those imbeciles
22:35you'll have to be precise
22:39you are mi6 i talk to the real tops not mi5
22:43ah those imbeciles what have they been doing to you they want to own me me you seem to have every security service in the world claiming they own you maybe we should have a special tie the iran sergey lormov club you are taking me seriously oh i'll always take you seriously sergey remember how we first met in moscow that dead boy in the hotel ukraine
23:09ukraine i saved you from your masters out of that affair
23:13yeah
23:15yeah we'll go back
23:17yeah we'll go back
23:19so what did the children want
23:20so what did the children want
23:24a name
23:25well they certainly seem to have you rattle
23:27well come on don't prick tease you russian baboon what name
23:31they wanted to know if i had dealings with richard maynard
23:34did they now
23:36did they now
23:37i admired maynard
23:39i thought he was a good man
23:41he is lormov is probably lying
23:43why
23:44it's in our nature whichever side you're on
23:46yes but there is still a huge question about there harry get special parts to pull maynard give him a good squeeze
23:50that's not wanted
23:52what do you mean it's not wanted
23:53downing street
23:55they want a ring of steel around maynard's reputation they don't want to destroy him
23:58is it up to my five to protect a politician from embarrassment
24:03if maynard goes down in an illegal arms sale scandal it will open the floodgates for all kinds of things the government could collapse
24:09no we are crossing a line we are not protecting the country we are protecting a political party for christ's sake
24:15but we find out everything knowledge is power
24:19is there something else
24:22lormov said he had powerful friends
24:25i got the impression he's being protected
24:28by whom
24:29oh
24:31god
24:32oh god
24:45oh
24:47oh
24:52oh
24:53oh
24:54oh
24:55oh
24:56oh
24:57oh
24:58oh
24:59oh
25:00Are you an answer, madam?
25:02Thank you, madam.
25:04I mean, a lot of fans are in front of us.
25:07I'm a sort of bugger-skinned dancer.
25:10So kindly don't tell him they can.
25:30Tessa's running Phantom Agents.
25:38How did you know?
25:40Because I went to meet one and she turned up and she told me.
25:45Coffee, now.
26:08This is irritating.
26:16Gentlemen, thank you so much for coming out here.
26:20They'll kill you now.
26:21I'm waiting for this all year.
26:22Was it worth it?
26:23You're not your partner, are you?
26:25Isn't it the most repugnant music ever written?
26:27It is a bit of a closet thing these days.
26:30People can't handle the dark side.
26:32So, what can I do you for?
26:34Have you termed an SVR agent named Sergei Ledovar?
26:38Sergei, yes. Terrific agent.
26:40Of course, we noticed your Section A has been all over.
26:42We've had to have a word with him.
26:44May I ask why?
26:46We think he's trying to smear a government minister.
26:48Sergei, he'll say anything about anyone.
26:50It's part of his charm.
26:52I assume we're talking about the Dick Maynard thing.
26:56Jules, what is going on?
26:59Alright, I'll send him over in the morning.
27:01Send what over?
27:02Hampton Wilder's memoirs.
27:06That's what you're salivating for, no?
27:08They exist?
27:09Of course they exist.
27:10We dug him up as soon as he put him in the prison's rose bed.
27:13We really aren't on top of this one, aren't you?
27:15Yeah, we put an agent inside the prison as an invader just to keep an eye.
27:19MI6 had an agent inside the prison.
27:21What do you have on Dick Maynard?
27:23Do you have any trace that he and Lem have did business together?
27:25Not outside the memoirs.
27:27So this is a straight slender?
27:29Looks that way.
27:34Alright, I'll tell you.
27:36It was Dick Maynard who shot Hampton Wilder to us.
27:40Without him blowing the whistle, Wilder would never have been brought down.
27:42So it's straight revenge.
27:44Well, the trouble with whistleblowers is they do tend to play their own tune.
27:47Do you distrust Maynard?
27:49To my mind, there's an ambiguity there.
27:52Well, you mustn't miss the ride of the Valkyrie.
27:54Nice to see you gentlemen working so late.
27:56You can't stop running the country while the restaurant is through.
27:59Good evening.
28:06She gave me money.
28:07You mean the ten grand next door behind the plug socket?
28:12Yeah, I was giving your room a suite, part of the game.
28:14Gee, I don't want to play that any more, okay?
28:16So what's Harry say?
28:17Well, nothing. I haven't told him.
28:19Her?
28:21What if it's a real lot Tessa's running? I can't just...
28:23What? That involves giving you ten grand.
28:25She's got to be bent, Zoe.
28:26Well, just... Tessa's...
28:28She's eating you alive.
28:29Go to Harry first thing in the morning.
28:31Oh.
28:32Look, you've laid this on me. Now I'm involved.
28:34Look, this is my problem, alright?
28:35I've got to keep...
28:36Shit.
28:37I've got to keep squeaky clean with Harry.
28:39He said I could be one of the brightest and the best.
28:42Yeah, he said that to me, too.
28:44Well, then we are both great spooks.
28:55You think?
28:58You are. You've got to buy vodka.
29:00Look, I'm sorry. Don't let Tessa mess you up.
29:09You're too...
29:11Let's go.
29:26I have decided to say yes.
29:48Oh. Great.
29:51Wow.
29:55Nice rat.
29:58You must be sorry.
29:59Celestine told me about you.
30:01Did he?
30:04What's going on?
30:07My cat died.
30:08Yeah.
30:09Yeah.
30:10I got to piss.
30:12So sad.
30:14Don't worry.
30:15We can get you another pussycat.
30:18Where is this room?
30:20Oh, here.
30:26Okay, speak.
30:27I asked her to spend the weekend.
30:29Oh, did you?
30:30What?
30:31Without one word to me?
30:32You're not my mum.
30:33The point is to ask if you've cleared this, I suppose.
30:35Well, I didn't really think it would happen.
30:37What about our cover stories, Danny?
30:39Right.
30:40I'm a dealer in an exchange room in the city.
30:41What are you?
30:42What am I?
30:43You're a cleaner.
30:44Am I what?
30:45Hey, she asked me what my cat mate did, and that's what I said.
30:49Oh, for God's sake, Danny.
30:51There it is, Dean.
30:54Can we catch our water?
30:56Where are you from?
31:09Vladivostok.
31:10Ah.
31:11From the east of our country.
31:13Ah, ha, ha.
31:14Sexy bodies.
31:17Do you miss Asher?
31:19My motherland is...
31:21at where I'm being shy.
31:24Like here?
31:27Like here?
31:33Why not?
31:34In the heart of what used to be the British Empire.
31:46They say you're a party animal.
31:51Who say?
31:52Who say?!
31:53You say!
31:55How they pass farther...
31:57This makes us the wonder of it.
32:00Thirdly.
32:01What's going on?
32:31I'm just going to go into work.
32:33In the middle of the night?
32:34Crisis on the Singapore market.
32:36Sorry, why are you dressed?
32:39Early office cleaning.
32:45Danny and Zoe are coming in.
32:46No.
32:48This is not for lower ranks.
32:49Are you going army on us, Harry?
32:53You can't leave her here.
32:55We've got to.
32:56Danny, there are bills and stuff with our real names on all over this flat.
33:00She won't notice.
33:02It's terrible, Tradecraft.
33:03Just throw her out.
33:05But I like her.
33:06We'll throw her out nicely.
33:11Yeah?
33:12It's me.
33:13Oh, Rodney.
33:14You can go back to bed now.
33:16Right.
33:18It's off.
33:19Look, I'm coming back to bed.
33:26What happened to Singapore?
33:27It went away.
33:28What about the cleaning?
33:30Wasn't that bloody dirty?
33:33Look, don't go.
33:34You want to sleep with her and with me?
33:37You are insane.
33:39Within 12 hours of fingering a government minister for corruption and Airwolf is murdered.
33:50So maybe Maynard has a guardian angel.
33:53Turn that thing off, someone!
33:57What's going on?
33:59I can't just stop something.
34:00Some sort of infantile practical joke?
34:10Thank you, Tess.
34:11Jed?
34:14Oh, jolly japes in the playground, Tom.
34:16Well, I don't think you'll be bloody laughing long.
34:18There is someone in this building who is seriously disloyal.
34:30We could be looking at him or her right now.
34:32That is a very serious allegation to level at your sister's service.
34:35Well, my sister should be bent over and given a good whack on the behind.
34:39I don't find that helpful.
34:40Helpful?
34:41You get an excellent asset of mine killed and you want my help.
34:44Oh, well.
34:49Suffer the little children to come unto the senior service.
34:53I suppose you want to read Hampton Wilder's memoirs.
34:57That would be useful.
35:05I know that I can entrust such sensitive material to this organization.
35:10But I am taking pity.
35:12I suppose we are, after all, on the same side.
35:16Needless to say, I shall expect your registry to monitor all readings.
35:21It's been a very, very long night.
35:23The death of an agent.
35:25Possibly one of the worst productions of Wagner I have ever seen.
35:29Dear God, the Valkyrie wall dressed in scuba gear.
35:33Good night to you, gentlemen.
35:34He's setting us up.
35:42I can feel it in my water.
35:44Oh.
35:45I don't know.
35:47We'll read this in the morning.
35:50You go at Maynard.
35:51Go at him hard.
35:53He's a minister.
35:53We'll need Downing Street clearance.
35:55Bugger Downing Street.
35:56Everyone, this is a speed reading job.
36:19You know the procedure.
36:20Nobody will leave the grid until we're done.
36:22All copies are numbered and will be collected by registry.
36:25We're looking for inconsistencies, errors of fact, anything that will discredit this manuscript or, indeed, verify it.
36:33Maximum concentration.
36:36Begin.
36:36Christ.
36:52Shit.
36:55Christ.
36:56Christ.
36:57Christ.
37:00Margaret Thatcher, Pages, too.
37:02the wonders at the end of the tube I come out of a station and you're sort of nowhere
37:18some woods up there let's go take a look why so I can put a bullet in the back of your neck why else
37:32I only met Sergei Lehmhoff at once he was stabbed last night he was stabbed to death
37:42I'm sorry that's terrible but nothing to do with me good for you though how Lehmhoff can't be a witness
37:50against you are you saying that I'm illegal arms dangerous world to be involved in I am not involved
37:57here god what times are we living in it's just to say you're innocent prove you're guilty
38:06it all began nine years ago
38:09that's you Lehmhoff Hampton Wilder a night under the stars
38:27all right I'll tell you what happened
38:39Wilder made a proposal he wanted me to come in on a deal deal involving what the illegal sale of
38:46entertainment I was on the Commons committee scrutinizing arms procurement he wanted me to
38:52make sure to make sure that no one got wind of it did you no I went straight to MI6 I shot Wilder
39:03I brought him down
39:07so why am I being persecuted
39:08who's doing this tell me I think we'll all know soon what do you mean
39:23hurry oh ship of state what are we on the great ship of state the engine room hardly I think we're the
39:33laundry cleaning disgusting stains from the office's sheets
39:41right I think that's everyone done can I read this don't bother it's trash I imagine their real
39:47meaning will become apparent by tomorrow morning
39:51everyone please write up your notes ASAP for the moment stay where you are registry will collect and
39:57account for every copy thank you for your work
40:11I am
40:27oh
40:31I am
40:32You're all right.
40:40Is there anything I can do?
40:43Help me settle in, or...
40:52Is Mark in there with you?
40:55Why?
40:56Don't know, I just thought...
40:57Did you do something to him?
40:59Like what?
41:00I don't know.
41:03His flat's empty.
41:05His mobile's dead.
41:08You got a mate of whose in the Met to put a trace on my car.
41:12And your zombies frightened him off.
41:13Could have been someone trying to get to me.
41:15Yeah, but actually, it was the father of my child.
41:19Yeah.
41:25I didn't, er...
41:26I didn't try and stop him giving him a hard time.
41:30I'm sorry.
41:34You're disrespectful.
41:36I'm in love.
41:41Ellie!
41:45Ellie!
41:46You've seen the send spread.
42:01Someone late, didn't they?
42:03Stunished.
42:04Oh.
42:04There is no way the leak could have come from us.
42:14I know.
42:15I was scrupulously paranoid about the copies.
42:17Who then?
42:18Remain calm.
42:19Steer the ship onward.
42:22Come.
42:23Sorry, but...
42:25No, no, Danny.
42:27It's all over the wires.
42:29Richard Maynard just resigned from the government.
42:31Well, there we have it.
42:33Thank you, Danny.
42:36Maynard's resigned.
42:37Spectacular, isn't it, when politicians destroy themselves.
42:41Go away, you nasty little man.
42:46Sorry.
42:46So, if it's not us, and it's not Downing Street, it's...
42:55Are you there yet?
42:56Jules, Civita.
42:57Go on.
42:58The sisters are using the memoirs to get rid of Maynard.
43:02On?
43:04MI6 got hold of Hampton Wilder's memoirs, full of hatred for Maynard,
43:08and are using them to destroy him.
43:10And they're setting us up to blame us for the leak to the press.
43:13Oh, yes.
43:15But maynard shot Wilder from I6.
43:18Why would they turn against him?
43:19I think I may have drinkies with Mr. Civita.
43:22And I think this thing stinks to high heaven.
43:26Have they just destroyed a good man?
43:28Don't brood, Tom.
43:30Politicians are conniving, wheeler-dealing scum.
43:32Don't have a fit of morals over them.
43:34They wouldn't over you.
43:34Don't be afraid of me.
43:37I'm sure I'm here.
43:46Okay.
43:47That's a surprise.
43:56Look, you bastards.
44:01All right.
44:11You see Christmas.
44:24Can I offer you something?
44:26No.
44:27I thought alcohol would welcome me back, but, um, she's turned against me.
44:37You leaked about Maynard to the press, didn't you?
44:42Ah.
44:44You lied about Richard Maynard, didn't you?
44:49I don't think he'll ever forgive me.
44:52Nor do I.
44:53He destroyed his career.
44:55I didn't mean him.
44:58Did you throw Lerm off to the wolves?
45:01No idea who did that.
45:03Good riddance, though.
45:05He was getting much too big for his murky pond.
45:09It's over.
45:10I'm done for.
45:19Self-pitying bastard.
45:21Fight back.
45:22Oh, wake up, Tessa.
45:24I've been destroyed.
45:26I can't stand this.
45:28Not after what I've done for you.
45:31And, uh, what prey was that?
45:35I had a man killed for you.
45:40Another.
45:40Why?
45:41Why?
45:42Why what?
45:45Why did you destroy Maynard?
45:47Why?
45:47Why what?
45:49Why did you destroy Maynard?
45:51You had him?
45:59Let him have you.
46:00How could you possibly do that?
46:04How could you possibly do that?
46:06Simple.
46:08Tipped off the Russians. He was too tiny.
46:11And, er...
46:13And why would you think, in any conceivable, twisted way,
46:17that his death would help me?
46:19He could have exposed you.
46:21It was a gift.
46:22A gift?
46:23Well, a man's life.
46:26Dear God.
46:28Well, I know that secret services can be ruthless.
46:33Oh, well.
46:35From what I hear, he's a dog.
46:39Good riddance.
46:41From what you hear?
46:43You mean from what you know?
46:46So, what's he been?
46:49I have no idea and don't really care.
46:52I am going to sit here and drink your drink until you tell me.
46:58You think you can go one-to-one with me in a drinking contest?
47:02Oh, yes.
47:04You slandered Maynard. He was innocent.
47:11I wanted revenge.
47:13But I genuinely repent writing those memoirs.
47:16I'd like you to believe that.
47:18I was going to destroy them. I went to dig them up, and, er...
47:21They weren't there.
47:23Someone else had need of them.
47:25No, I never had any current dealings with Leomoff, ever.
47:29If you were innocent, why did he resign?
47:31Political, critical mass.
47:33The rumours were too much. They could have damaged the PM.
47:36Even he, in the end, had to ask me to go.
47:39I agreed, of course. He's my friend.
47:41He's left you with nothing.
47:43Not exactly.
47:45I've been offered a professorship, teaching politics at Harvard.
47:49It's been kept warm for me for some time.
47:51You're going to America?
47:53I'm being looked after.
47:55A new life.
47:57No politics, no wife.
47:59No mistress.
48:01Looking forward to it.
48:03Goodbye, Tess.
48:05All right, Harry.
48:07Richard Maynard was fast-tracking up through the government ranks.
48:13With his Middle Eastern knowledge, experience at the Ministry of Defense,
48:17he would all too soon have made a brilliant Foreign Secretary.
48:21There was no way that we, or the Foreign Office, were going to let that happen.
48:25Why not?
48:26Because the white as snow Richard Maynard was a CIA asset.
48:32Who could we really have? A British Foreign Secretary who was a CIA agent.
48:49When did they recruit him?
48:51Years back.
48:52When did you find out?
48:53Six months ago.
48:55A drunken conversation with an American cousin in this very bar.
48:58Didn't the PM?
48:59The PM is blind to the faults of his friends.
49:01We had to run another reason for getting rid of Maynard.
49:03The memoirs were a godsend.
49:05It's a good outcome all round, Harry.
49:07Nasty foreigner dead.
49:09Dodgy Brit disgraced.
49:11Ship afloat?
49:13Absolutely.
49:15I've been involved in a filthy trade.
49:19Weapons I helped to be sold illegally have almost certainly found their way to terrorists.
49:28And I wrote lies that destroyed a good man.
49:35You think I'm irredeemable, don't you?
49:41I think that's between you and your saviour.
49:45If you really believe me.
49:47Oh, I do.
49:49But he asks a heavy price.
49:53Well done.
49:55Do you want to see?
49:56I'm sorry.
49:57I can't live with myself and see.
49:58Oh.
49:59Really?
50:00Yeah.
50:01I'll leave it to your prayers.
50:02I'll leave it to your prayers.
50:07Beep.
50:08Oh.
50:09Oh.
50:10I can't live with myself and see.
50:13Oh, really?
50:16Yeah.
50:18I'll leave it to your prayers.
50:22I'm in.
50:42What are you doing?
50:43I'm way ahead of you, boss.
50:52What are you doing?
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