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Episode 451 of Prisoner Cell Block H. The end gate slam, pre-advert gate slams, incidental music and Network 10 logo have been restored as originally broadcast. The officer locking up has also been replaced with one wearing the correct uniform! Cass carries out her orders.
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00:00Slapping women on trumped-up charges, alienating your friends.
00:04I tell you, I'm getting worried about you.
00:07And I'm beginning to understand what Joan has to go through.
00:10What the hell has Joan got to do with anything?
00:13Everything.
00:14Every time an officer tries to do something efficient around here,
00:17she's thought of as some sort of freak.
00:19That's the popular name for Joan, isn't it?
00:21I really don't think that you...
00:23You can think what you damn well like, Rick.
00:26As far as I'm concerned, you can all go to hell.
00:29I've, uh, been a bit standoffish lately, haven't I?
00:34Well, you've got your reasons, whatever they may be.
00:36Don't feel you have to explain yourself to me.
00:38However, I would like to.
00:40Whatever you say.
00:42Not here, though. Will you have dinner with me tonight?
00:44If you're not too busy.
00:46I'm not, and I'd love to.
00:48About 7.30?
00:49Great.
00:50Can you give me one good reason why we should trust them?
00:52Yes, you won't get one single thing until you do.
00:55Mrs. Davidson said she'd come out here to discuss it with you tomorrow morning.
01:01Something, I suppose.
01:02Of course it is.
01:03But it won't happen unless you do.
01:06So now it's up to you.
01:08Not the department.
01:10Yeah, well, I'll talk to the women.
01:12Can't promise anything.
01:14I don't know, Keane.
01:15You seem to have quite a lot of influence over the women.
01:17Good.
01:20Use it.
01:24You have to kill Bobby, Cass.
01:26Before she kills you.
01:29What must you do?
01:31I must tell no one.
01:33Bobby's going to kill you, Cass.
01:35What must you do?
01:41Kill Bobby.
01:45I must kill Bobby.
01:47Dreadful.
02:01Well, you may be lots of things, kids, but a jack player, you ain't.
02:04It's a bloody stupid game anyway.
02:06We're to learn it.
02:07I learned to play when I was a kid.
02:09Is that the old days and yet to make your own fun?
02:11Cheeky bugger.
02:13All right, everybody, gather around.
02:14Got something to tell you.
02:15Uh, look, uh, I don't mean to be rude, but this is a legit union meeting.
02:21Do you mind?
02:22Today the laundry, tomorrow the world.
02:24Is that it, Keane?
02:25Could be.
02:27Might have to leave the world till Monday, though.
02:28I'm a bit busy this week.
02:29Just don't push your luck.
02:31Let's get this lot back to work.
02:34Bloody hell, what'd you have for breakfast?
02:37Relax.
02:38We've got them right where we want them.
02:41Just had a little chat with the governor.
02:43What'd she say?
02:44I said that we'd only go back to work if she got Davidson in to talk to me.
02:49Let's face it.
02:50You want something done, go right to the top, eh?
02:52Yeah, but she won't come.
02:54Like hell, she'll be here tomorrow.
02:56And if she doesn't come up with better paying conditions, we go right back on strike again.
03:00You hear that, Brian?
03:07From now on, you want something done?
03:10Come and see me.
03:13She's serious, Stuart.
03:14Do you reckon David will talk to her?
03:17Don't worry about it.
03:22Oh, hi, Cass.
03:23What are you doing here by yourself?
03:26Correction.
03:26What am I doing here by myself?
03:28Yoo-hoo!
03:30Oh, Myra!
03:31Oh, having a bit of a think.
03:32How's your head?
03:33Oh, a bit sore, love.
03:34How are you going with Dr. Edmunds?
03:35Oh, good.
03:36Seems like a nice bloke.
03:37Look, if your head's real bad, do you want to have a whirlwind?
03:38Okay, don't everybody stand up.
03:39It's only me.
03:41How's your head?
03:41Oh, better if you stop yelling, Jude.
03:43Oh, sorry.
03:44Is it that bad, is it?
03:45Oh, gee, and I was going to go and scratch me fingernails on a blackboard.
03:48Oh, gee, why don't you grow up, Bobby?
03:50Well, it's only joking.
03:51Yeah, well, Myra's crook.
03:52You don't need stupid gags like that.
03:53Just grow up, will you?
03:55Myra, I'm sorry.
03:56I didn't mean anything.
03:56Oh, I love your only joking.
03:59What's with Cass?
04:00I don't know, but I'm going to talk to her.
04:01You wave your life.
04:02Hi, Myra.
04:03How's your head?
04:03Look, I've got some dried fruit for Cass.
04:05Uh, not just yet, Pixie.
04:07Why aren't you in the kitchen?
04:07Oh, it's Mrs. O'Regan again.
04:09Gosh, it's difficult to get on with.
04:11What have you done now?
04:12Well, I guess it was a bit silly of me, I suppose, but I've never made a curry before.
04:16And?
04:17Well, Mrs. O'Regan asked me to put in half a tin of curry powder.
04:20I thought she said one and a hot tin.
04:21Gosh, it was hot.
04:22Do you think she'll serve it to her?
04:23If she does, Pixie, don't breathe a word to anyone or they'll kill you.
04:27Come on, Cass.
04:28I find that hard to believe.
04:29The two of you were the best friends in the whole block.
04:31Yeah, well, I thought so too, but you don't know her, Jude.
04:33Not really.
04:34She's done things.
04:36Oh, well, it's no big deal.
04:38You leave it with me, I'll fix it.
04:39You sure?
04:40Oh, yeah.
04:41I'm sure.
04:42Listen, stupid.
04:43There's only one way to stay on top of this joint, and that's to supply them with dope.
04:46Oh, okay, then get some more.
04:48Yeah, what with dummy?
04:49You neck the first lot.
04:50Myra neck the second.
04:51What am I supposed to use for bread?
04:53They don't make coloured beads anymore.
04:54What do you expect me to do about it?
04:56Get it back.
04:57Off Desmond and Bryant.
04:58You've got to be kidding.
05:00What about that muscle?
05:01Cass will kill me.
05:01Yeah, well, I'll kill you if you don't.
05:04Listen, stupid.
05:05I'm running this joint.
05:06So if you want friends, you better do as you're told.
05:09Now, what'll it be?
05:17So when are you going to do it?
05:18After tea.
05:19I've got an idea, but let's wait for the others, can you?
05:21Oh, watch that.
05:21Pixie said that she'd do it.
05:23Whoa.
05:24Come on.
05:25Have you tried it yet, Myra?
05:26What's it like?
05:27Ask June.
05:29Don't you like it, June?
05:30Oh, yeah, terrific if you want to burn your mouth out.
05:33Okay, we're all here.
05:34Now, listen.
05:36I was going to throw that dope out, but I want to teach Keen a lesson at the same time.
05:41How are you going to do that?
05:43Bobby, how can you eat that stuff?
05:44Oh, why not?
05:45It's grass.
05:46I'm sorry, love.
05:46What are you going to do?
05:47Keen wants the dope back, and I'm going to give it to her.
05:49How are you going to do that, Maura?
05:50It's not going to be pretty, Cass, but I'm going to make her eat it.
05:53Oh, isn't that dangerous?
05:54I mean, wouldn't she get sick or something?
05:56Nah.
05:57Tell you what, though, she'll be as high as a kite for a while.
05:59She might be smiling for a while, Bobby, but when she comes down, she'll have withdrawal
06:02symptoms that would kill an elephant.
06:04When are we going to do it?
06:05Uh-uh.
06:06You stay right out of it, love.
06:07You've got to share a cell with her, remember?
06:09Now, Pixie, do you think you can come up with a way of keeping Phyllis away from the
06:12show?
06:13Look, I'm sorry.
06:14Do you want to be in on it?
06:15Yes, sure.
06:16I'm right.
06:20Right.
06:20Oh, heavens, I'm so nervous.
06:28Now, you won't forget to laugh, will you?
06:30As soon as Phyllis walks in the door, I'll say, and you'll never guess where I hid it.
06:33I hid it in...
06:34I know, Pix.
06:35We've been over it a hundred times.
06:36And you'll never guess where I hid it.
06:38I hid it in my ear.
06:39You think I'm a dill or something, eh?
06:42Oh, and they never found it, eh?
06:45No, but they still hid it in our cell.
06:47I'll show it to you later.
06:48Oh, are you two going to talk or play cards?
06:51Oh, no.
06:52You can have the table.
06:54You've got to admit, Buck Pixie's a bit far-fetched.
06:57Oh, heavens no.
06:57I mean, it's only a diamond.
06:59It was the last thing Mrs. Parr would have looked for.
07:01A diamond?
07:02What the hell are you talking about?
07:03Well, Cass won't believe I smuggled a diamond in.
07:06I did, too.
07:07Oh, it's beautiful.
07:07It is that big.
07:10How come I never seen it?
07:11We share a cell.
07:12Hey, where have you got it hidden?
07:14Well, you know those shoes that make me limp?
07:17Yeah.
07:18Oh, you stuck it in the shoes.
07:19Yeah, and that's where I'll leave.
07:21Hello, Climber.
07:22Yeah, yeah.
07:23And I've got the crown jewels hidden in me knickers.
07:26Do you want a game, Phil?
07:27No, I've got a right to be mum.
07:29You give those two a game.
07:30I've got to go and get me ping.
07:32Righto.
07:32What are we playing?
07:34Oh, we're easy, aren't we, Bits?
07:36Yeah.
07:36Yeah.
07:37She's coming.
07:43Is she by herself?
07:44Yeah, yeah.
07:45Let's make it sound good.
07:46Okay.
07:47Well, all I'm saying is I reckon you're crazy to get rid of it.
07:50Well, what do you suggest we do?
07:51Well, why don't you plant it on her and then when the screws find it, it'll be bye-bye rep.
07:56Nah, too risky, Jude.
07:57Something could go wrong.
07:58Oh, well.
07:59Okay, you're the boss.
08:00Where'd you hide it?
08:02In the shower block.
08:03Oh.
08:04Well, when are you going to flush it away?
08:06As soon as I find my fags.
08:07Now, what do I do with them?
08:10Uh, in the locker?
08:12No.
08:13Not there.
08:14Hang on.
08:15Under the pillow.
08:16No.
08:16No.
08:17I'm not only running out of places to look, I'm running out of things to say.
08:20Under the mat.
08:21Relax, she's gone.
08:22Oh, good.
08:23You deserve an Oscar.
08:25You bet.
08:25Quick, Reb, you've got to get down to the shower block right away.
08:30No, thanks.
08:31Just been.
08:31Well, Judy and Myra are flushing your dope down there, Danny.
08:34How do you know?
08:34I heard Myra talking.
08:35She reckon she's got it hidden there.
08:38Well, what are you waiting for?
08:39They're doing it right now.
08:40Hang on, hang on.
08:40Sounds too easy.
08:41Could be a set-up.
08:42Oh, come on.
08:42I've given you the word and you're not doing nothing about it.
08:45All right.
08:45I'll take a punt.
08:46Come on, move.
08:47Oh, well, I'm not going.
08:48You do as your bloody well-told.
08:49Well, no.
08:49See, I've got this deal, Reb.
08:50My Miss Pixie's got this diamond hidden in the shower.
08:52All right, you'll be useless anyway.
08:53Get Alice to meet me there.
08:54But I've got to go and see if I can...
08:55Do it.
08:56Just talk to me, will you?
08:58I haven't got time.
08:58Now, do what you was talking about.
08:59Back to the rec room.
09:00Oh, Cass, you've given me the flick twice today and I don't even know why.
09:04What does it take to get a message through to you?
09:06Myra told you to stay out of this, right?
09:07Yeah, but...
09:08So what are you trying to do, mess the whole thing up?
09:09I wouldn't put it past you.
09:11Can I talk to you later?
09:12No.
09:13Forget it.
09:14Oh, Cass, what's wrong?
09:16Please tell me and I'll make it up to you later.
09:18We're mates.
09:19Oh, good act, Mitchell.
09:21Real good.
09:22You know, I had a dog like you once.
09:24He used to follow me all around, you know, real good, mate.
09:27And then one day my dad shot him.
09:29Said Prince had gone bad, was killing the neighbour's sheep.
09:31No, I never forgave my dad for that because I thought he was wrong.
09:34I just couldn't believe something so friendly could be so rotten underneath.
09:38And now I know better.
09:40Don't I?
09:47What's the hurry, Cain?
09:48Yeah, curry, giving you a bad time.
09:50What are you done with it, Desmond?
09:52Done with what?
09:53Don't play funny buggers with me.
09:54What are you done with it, don't?
09:56Oh, that.
09:59Nothing.
10:01Yet.
10:03Got any suggestions?
10:05Hand it over.
10:06Oh, just like that.
10:07What do you think, Jude?
10:08Well, it is hers.
10:10Yeah, but possession, nine-tenths of the law.
10:13Oh, yes, I'd forgotten about that.
10:16Well, it looks like you've dipped out, Reb.
10:18Yeah?
10:19Well, we'll see about that when Alice gets here.
10:21Don't hold your breath, Cain.
10:23Phyllis and Alice are running around the prison looking for diamonds.
10:26You bitches, set me up.
10:27Oh, catch is on quick, isn't she?
10:28It's very sharp as a tank.
10:30Tell you what, Reb.
10:31Just to show you that there's no hard feelings.
10:35You can have your dope back.
10:37Pigs might fly.
10:39What's the catch?
10:41You'll eat it.
10:45Nice twist, eh?
10:49Got the water, Jude?
10:50Check.
10:52Hey!
10:52Come on, swallow it.
11:03Swallow.
11:06Okay, T.
11:07No, don't.
11:09Ever.
11:09Ever.
11:22Listen, Mason, I don't need you to hold my hand, so get lost, all right?
11:30But ladies always go to the loo together, and I want to put her anywhere.
11:33What the hell are you doing here?
11:33You're supposed to be with Reb.
11:34Oh, don't tell me.
11:35Tell her.
11:36I've been trying to get rid of the stupid bitch, but she's like a bad smell.
11:39Did you find it?
11:40No.
11:41Where's the diamond, Mason?
11:42I told you, it's in my cell...
11:43Oh, fellas, you've been looking for it, haven't you?
11:46You were going to steal it.
11:48Yeah, awful, ain't I?
11:50Now, where is it, Mason?
11:51And don't give me any of that rubbish about it beating your shoe, because it ain't!
11:54Well, it must be because that's where I left it.
11:57Go on, what happened to her?
11:59What's happened?
12:02I told you to get Alice.
12:05She's dead, but she couldn't shake Mason.
12:07Are you feeling ill?
12:08You're not looking very well.
12:09Break off.
12:09But what about...
12:10What happened?
12:12They get stuck into you.
12:13They just made me swallow it.
12:15What?
12:15Two hundred bucks worth of coke, and then maybe swallow it.
12:19Hell, you're going to be all right.
12:20I'd show I chucked most of it, but I'd fly like a lucky coke.
12:23Bitch!
12:24Well, what can you do, Ray?
12:26Get me?
12:27Take me in a mate.
12:28Take me to Desmond.
12:29I'm going to kill the bitch.
12:31Oh!
12:31What is the screws there, you're right?
12:34Don't they dodge it for once, will you?
12:35Oh, come on, man.
12:37Jeez, I'll tell you something.
12:39I reckon that stuff was working even before we left, hadn't you?
12:42Terrific.
12:42I've got to spend the night with a coke zombie.
12:44Oh, I wouldn't worry about it, Bobby.
12:46She'll be so high, she won't even know you're there.
12:48What about after?
12:49She'll be too sick to worry, Bobby.
12:51Let's hope the screws see her.
12:52Yeah, they might send her off to keep Margo company.
12:54Oh, wouldn't that be heaven?
12:56One thing's for sure, she won't be going to that meeting with Davidson tomorrow.
12:59I might have to take her place.
13:01Aren't you forgetting something?
13:03What about the goons who were trading?
13:04They're not going to be too happy.
13:06If they were addicts, Bobby, I'd agree with you.
13:07But the only reason they're taking that stuff is because they're bored silly.
13:10They're still going to be bored.
13:11After that meeting with David tomorrow, no one's going to be bored.
13:14There are going to be so many projects happening here, people will want to get out for a rest.
13:19Oh, Pix!
13:19Oh, Mrs. Barfield bailed me up in the corridor.
13:22Gosh, she can talk.
13:23How'd it go, Mara?
13:24I was awfully worried.
13:25Like clockwork, Pixie.
13:26Cass said you were brilliant.
13:27Oh, yes.
13:27I love diamonds.
13:28Desmond!
13:32Quite work, Desmond.
13:34I'm running things I had.
13:37How?
13:39How are we?
13:40Keep it up, Reb.
13:41You're doing just fine.
13:43Oh, God, shut her up, Phil.
13:44Come on, Reb, it's a screw scene.
13:45You've had to sit down.
13:47You mean I've got to spend the night with that?
13:51She's taking a week's supply.
13:52What do you expect?
13:54Something tells me you won't be getting a lot of sleep.
13:56Maran, get to yourselves.
13:57Don't take all night.
13:59Oh, come on, move it.
14:05That's what I call doing as you're told.
14:07Maybe they could teach you a thing or two, Desmond.
14:10And the med students' ball.
14:12You know, when they let the pig loose on the floor.
14:14Do you remember that?
14:15Yes, I do.
14:16The poor thing was scared to death.
14:18Of course he was scared.
14:19He couldn't dance a step.
14:20You put in a report about that, if I remember correctly.
14:26You do.
14:27It didn't stop them, though, did it?
14:28Well, you know what students are.
14:30Anyway, these days, they seem to be quite satisfied to throw things at politicians or save whales.
14:35Well, good for them.
14:37I can think of a few people I'd like to throw things at.
14:40Oh, Anne, that laugh, that smile, that...
14:49Everything.
14:54You're so lovely.
14:57Let me get you another liqueur.
14:59What's wrong, Anne?
15:08Every time I get close to you, you...
15:10You...
15:11You pull away.
15:14What is it?
15:20There's something I have to tell you.
15:22And I'm scared.
15:26Because I don't know how you're going to take it.
15:37Good morning.
15:39Shh, shh, shh, shh.
15:40You...
15:41Little leg.
15:43I'll kill you.
15:45I'll kill you.
15:46I'll kill you.
15:47I...
15:47I...
15:48I...
15:48Shh, shh, shh.
15:50I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you for me.
15:55Just leave me.
15:58Good morning.
16:00Get your shoes off that blanket, show you, you're not an own boss.
16:05Shh.
16:11Good night, Miss Ferguson.
16:20I will kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you, I'll kill you for you.
16:26No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
16:28I cannot think.
16:29Oh, my God.
16:30Cut it out, Red, it was only coke.
16:34Coke?
16:35What is it?
16:37You, you...
16:39You...
16:40You...
16:41You tell me!
16:42You tell...
16:42You tell me what...
16:44That's what you said, isn't it?
16:46Paste it up, Red.
16:47You're off your face.
16:48Can you tell me what?
16:58Yeah, well, I know it all seems real funny now, but when I saw you pulling all them faces, I thought to myself, jeez, pigs must have something crawling on them.
17:04I know. Well, I couldn't think of what else to do because Alice and Phyllis had just walked in and you couldn't see them.
17:09Ah, you should have kicked me or something.
17:11Oh, well, I did. Well, must have been the leg of the table or something.
17:14Oh, jeez, I laugh when Phyllis suddenly reckons she had to write to her mother.
17:17Why?
17:18Well, fancy telling us she was going to write to her mother when all the time we knew she was going to come in here looking for the diamond.
17:24Oh.
17:26Something up?
17:27Well, I thought she was going to write to her mother. I knew she was going to look for the diamond too, but, oh, gosh, she's a good actress, isn't she?
17:37So, listen, Adolf.
17:38Oh, just giving everything a good dusting, that's all. It's not a late spring clean. It's amazing how the dust collects, isn't it?
17:44Terrible. Clean it up or you'll be on a charge.
17:48Good night, Miss Ferguson.
17:51I'll tell you something, Pix. You're a pretty good actress yourself.
17:54Oh.
17:57Oh.
17:58Oh.
17:59Oh.
18:00Oh.
18:01Oh.
18:04Oh.
18:09Oh.
18:10Oh.
18:11Come on, Rem. Is that a coach?
18:15Oh.
18:16Is that it?
18:23It's enough, isn't it?
18:3125 years ago, I asked you to marry me, Anne.
18:34I loved you more than anything in this world.
18:38Even more than the brilliant career that everyone assured me I was going to have.
18:41Much more than the woman I eventually married.
18:44She was like a second prize, a very poor second prize, as it turned out.
18:48Do you really think that after all this time, all the loneliness,
18:54do you really think that I give a damn about what you've just told me?
18:59You've had a breast removed, Anne.
19:00You haven't lost your laughter or your soul or any of the things that made me love you.
19:10And I love you now more than I ever thought possible.
19:14Don't send me away, Anne.
19:16I don't think I could take it a second time.
19:26Well, I don't know.
19:27It's just not like Cass to blow up like that.
19:29It's got to be that shrink.
19:31Oh, he might have something.
19:33I don't know.
19:34I prefer the new Phyllis to the old, though.
19:36And if he's got something to do with that, well...
19:39Have you written to Scott yet?
19:40Yes, but I haven't heard from him, butch.
19:43What the hell's that?
19:44That one's in trouble.
19:47That's rib.
19:48It couldn't be.
19:49I mean, what?
19:49Cope doesn't do that.
19:51Oh, my God.
19:51Bobby's in there.
19:53Bobby?
19:54Bobby!
19:56Are you all right, Mum?
19:57He's banning me!
20:15Help me!
20:17Help me!
20:18Don't go right there!
20:20Don't go right there!
20:50Please, Ru.
20:53Oh, please, stop.
20:57Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.
21:13Somebody!
21:17Somebody!
21:18Let's go where I am easy easy Bobby. Where are you?
21:34Okay, Bobby, just go over here to the door and I'll get you out, okay?
21:42Go to the security gate and get help, fast, quick, Bobby's alright, just take it easy.
22:10Miss Ferguson, are you there, Mitchell? You've got to come to Ripsell, quick.
22:38Cass?
22:40Yeah?
22:41Do you think everything's alright? No, it's gone awfully quiet.
22:45I don't know.
22:47Well, maybe Reb's dead, that's why it's quiet.
22:50No, no, it wouldn't be nothing like that, Pix. I reckon she's just had a real bad time from all them drugs.
22:55Oh, how awful.
22:56Yeah. Geez, I tell you, I wouldn't have helped give them to if I'd know they'd do that. Judy reckons she'd just be a bit happy.
23:02Well, I'm sure Judy and Myra wouldn't have either. Well, maybe it just got Mildred sitting there. I mean, well, tablets have a shelf life, haven't they?
23:11Yeah, I don't know, Pix, yeah, I suppose. I'm just glad it's all over now and Bobby's alright.
23:18Heavens, I thought Red was going to kill her.
23:20Bobby got lucky. She'd better watch out, but she's been using her luck up lately. I reckon it's gonna run out real soon.
23:27I just hope she doesn't need it. Oh, golly, she's lucky she has a friend like you, isn't she?
23:34Yeah.
23:36What's happened?
23:37King's having some sort of drugs, I think.
23:39Oh.
23:40Yeah, well, we've all seen that before, haven't we?
23:43Look, you wait here, I'll call an ambulance, all right?
23:46I'll get something for Mitchell too, she's had a rough time.
23:48Bobby's alright, isn't she?
23:50Bobby's fine, just take it easy.
23:52Get something to calm you down, eh?
23:54I'm not touching any drugs, no way.
23:56Yeah, it's not too pretty, is it?
23:58Look, we'll get you in another cell a bit later.
24:00Oh, please, Mr. Miniman, I'd rather not be by myself for a while, not just you.
24:05Yeah, you're fine.
24:17Anne Reynolds.
24:18No, of course not, Jim, what is it?
24:22Right, I'll be there in half an hour.
24:25Thank you, John, goodbye.
24:28Trouble?
24:29Oh, yes, I'm afraid, sir.
24:33I'm sorry.
24:35I'm gonna have to go in there straight away.
24:37Looks as though one of the women's OD'd on something.
24:40I'm sorry.
24:41I'm sorry, John.
24:42Really, I am.
24:43It's all right, Anne.
24:45I understand.
24:47You've got a job to do.
24:49Besides.
24:50There'll be other nights.
24:51What are her chances?
24:52Don't know, Ian.
24:53It would help if we knew what you'd taken.
24:54Mitchell, you were with her all the time.
24:55What'd you take?
24:56Coke.
24:57Coke.
24:58You sure of that?
24:59Pretty strange reaction.
25:00Come on, let's roll around.
25:01Mitchell, you better pull yourself together.
25:02You're gonna have to answer a lot of questions.
25:03Look, the governor will be here in a few minutes.
25:04I'll leave you to lock her up.
25:05Yeah.
25:06It's okay, Bobby.
25:07I think you'd be better off in the hospital tonight, wouldn't you?
25:08Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:09Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:10Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:11Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:12Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:13Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:14Gee, you were gone a long time.
25:15Who have they got now?
25:16Alice.
25:17You should have seen.
25:18She was acting that nervous.
25:19I reckon the cop is going to have to go.
25:20It's fine.
25:21Let's roll around.
25:22Let's roll around.
25:23Mitchell, you better pull yourself together.
25:24You're gonna have to answer a lot of questions.
25:25Look, the governor will be here in a few minutes.
25:26I'll leave you to lock her up.
25:27Yeah.
25:28It's okay, Bobby.
25:29I think you'd be better off in the hospital tonight, wouldn't you?
25:30Thanks, Mr. Manning.
25:35Gee, you were gone a long time.
25:40Who have they got now?
25:41Alice.
25:42You should have seen.
25:43I'm that nervous.
25:44I reckon the cops will think she's running her own dope ring.
25:46Oh, poor Alice.
25:47Poor Alice.
25:48Nothing.
25:49She was up to her neck running dope for Reb.
25:50Didn't the cops say how Reb was?
25:51No.
25:52Poor bitch.
25:53She could have croaked for all we know.
25:54Oh, don't say that.
25:55No.
25:56No, I wouldn't be that bad.
25:57Well, we'll have to keep our fingers crossed, eh?
25:58Yeah.
25:59And how?
26:00Come on, let's get back to work.
26:02Got to keep up our part of the bargain before we see Mrs. Davidson.
26:05Oh, cheer up, Bobby.
26:06Look, I saved my last two fantails for you.
26:09That'll make you feel happy.
26:10But anyway, I mean, you have your own cell now.
26:12That's wonderful, isn't it?
26:13I suppose so.
26:14Yeah.
26:15Are you all right, Bobby?
26:16Yeah.
26:17It's just this place is like a morgue.
26:19You should hear them in the workshop.
26:20They're almost ready to nail Reb's coffin.
26:21Oh, don't say that.
26:22It might happen.
26:23Must have been pretty scary for you last night, too.
26:26Listen, Bobby, why don't we ask the screws to see if you can share a cell with me tonight?
26:31You must be feeling pretty freaky about your own.
26:33That's the nicest thing you've ever heard.
26:34Oh, no, don't touch me, Aunt, please.
26:36Hunt, time for your session with Dr. Edmunds.
26:38All right, Mrs. Morris, I'll just put the...
26:40Now, Hunt.
26:41Okay.
26:42Reckon she's got a touch of PMT?
26:47I heard that.
26:49The rest of you can take those smiles off your faces.
26:52Unless you want to lose your buyout, too.
26:54Have I lost me buyout?
26:55Yes, for one week.
26:56Want to try for two?
26:57Now, get a move on.
26:58Get back to work.
27:00Honestly, I don't know if Mrs. Morris is Arthur or Martha lately.
27:06Yeah, well, it has to be something pretty serious to make her act like that.
27:09Maybe she ought to see that, Doc, look how he's sweetened up Phyllis.
27:12Huh.
27:14Are those bells still ringing about Doc Edmunds?
27:17Of course they are.
27:18You've got to admit, Phyllis is acting pretty weird.
27:20Nothing we can do until you hear from Scott, though, is there?
27:23No, unfortunately.
27:28Thank you, John.
27:30They're lovely.
27:32I'm sorry about last night.
27:34I should be giving you flowers.
27:36Oh, don't be silly.
27:37It's not your fault that I've fallen in love with a beautiful Korea woman, is it?
27:41Besides, we've got all the time in the world.
27:45Are you sure, John?
27:47I don't want you to feel obligated...
27:49Oh, come on, Anne.
27:50What does that make me, a one-night stand?
27:52Do you honestly think I swept you off to the bedroom if that's all I wanted?
27:55I just don't want you to feel that you owe me anything.
27:57I feel that...
27:59Oh, thank God.
28:01I'm making a fool of myself, aren't I?
28:05You're wonderful, Anne.
28:07Just wonderful.
28:09I'm sorry, I didn't know you're busy.
28:10That's all right, you're not interrupting.
28:11I've taken up enough of the Governor's time as it is.
28:12And I've got an appointment.
28:13I'll see you later, ladies.
28:14Charming as ever.
28:15Yes.
28:16Now, what can I do for you?
28:17I thought I should let you know that the police will probably be here all day.
28:18Oh?
28:19Yes, they want to question the other blocks as well.
28:20Apparently, they're determined to find out how such a large quantity of drugs got in.
28:21They're not the only ones.
28:22Well, I'll let you look after it.
28:23Okay.
28:24Have you heard from the hospital?
28:25Still unconscious.
28:26Apparently, it wasn't cocaine she took.
28:27They pumped his stomach.
28:28They're doing tests to find out just exactly what it was.
28:29They're doing tests to find out just exactly what it was.
28:30Okay.
28:31Have you heard from the hospital?
28:32Well, I'm very sorry, ladies.
28:33That'll tell people they're waiting for me for me.
28:35I'm going to know how they got into her.
28:36All right.
28:37The only ones.
28:38Well, I'll let you look after it.
28:39Okay.
28:40Have you heard from the hospital?
28:41Still unconscious.
28:42Apparently, it wasn't cocaine she took.
28:45They pumped his stomach.
28:46They're doing tests to find out just exactly what she did take.
28:49They had business.
28:50Ah, the front gate rang, Erica Davidson's here.
28:53Well, I'd better go and find out what she wants.
28:56As if we didn't know.
28:57I'm very sorry, ladies.
29:01I hope you haven't been waiting too long.
29:03No, we've just arrived.
29:04After you, Phyllis.
29:06Off you go, Hunt.
29:08I think I'll give it a miss this morning, Doc.
29:10Look, I don't know who you think you are,
29:12but you're not wasting anyone else's time today.
29:14Now, just get into that office.
29:15But I'm a volunteer.
29:16I don't have to if I don't want to do our Doc.
29:20A prisoner, Hunt, and you do what you're told, when you're told.
29:23Now, you've just got that ridiculous carry-on.
29:26Sorry, Doctor.
29:28It's a perfect example of what I was telling you about.
29:30But perhaps a stint in solitary might help her.
29:33No, no, leave her with me.
29:35After all, that's why I'm here.
29:38Well, I wish you luck.
29:43Now, get up, Phyllis.
29:46And sit in this chair.
29:55Nobody's going to hurt you.
30:00No, we'll take a closer look at the matter when we receive your official report.
30:14Now, who is replacing Keene, a spokeswoman, on the strike negotiations?
30:17Bryant and Desmond.
30:18Oh, that's good.
30:19That should make my job a lot easier.
30:19I wasn't looking forward to talking sense into someone like Keene.
30:21No, my only hope is that it has finalized quickly.
30:25It's causing a lot of unrest amongst the women.
30:26Yes, you've had a lot of pressure on you lately, haven't you?
30:28Unfortunately, there's going to be more.
30:29I would have warned you earlier, but I only just found out about it myself.
30:31What is this?
30:53Illegal immigrant deportation order?
30:57Well, surely they're not thinking of sending the woman here.
30:59I'm afraid they had no choice.
31:01She only came to the notice of the authorities when she attacked someone in the street.
31:05She's being charged with assault.
31:06But it says here that deportation's being arranged.
31:09Surely they could have held her at one of their own centers.
31:11I agree with you completely, but don't worry.
31:13She'll only be here for a couple of days.
31:14There's still some legal problems to sort out.
31:16Apparently, she's an East German citizen on a West German passport.
31:20As soon as they decide which country to deport her, she should be out of our jurisdiction.
31:25Well, I guess I'd better let Colleen know so she can make arrangements.
31:28Yes, that's a good idea.
31:29She should be here in a minute.
31:31You understand, Phyllis?
31:33They're not.
31:35Come on now, don't be frightened.
31:38Your bones are strong again.
31:41They will not break if someone touches you.
31:44You are strong again.
31:50Say it.
31:52Strong?
31:54Now, I'll take your arm, and then you'll see.
32:07There.
32:09There's nothing wrong with your arm, is there?
32:14The women are your friends.
32:22And you are their friend.
32:25They won't try to hurt you.
32:27My friends?
32:29Your bones were never fragile.
32:33Never.
32:35Nobody tried to break them.
32:37Your bones are strong.
32:43Strong?
32:46Those terrible dreams of people trying to hurt you
32:49are all gone.
32:51You're a strong, healthy, young woman.
33:01Now, I'm going to turn the music off.
33:06And when it stops, you'll wake up,
33:09and all your fears will be gone.
33:11You'll go back to your friends.
33:16My friends?
33:17What's your German like?
33:26Pardon?
33:27Our latest present from the hallowed halls of justice
33:30is an illegal immigrant who can only speak a few words of English.
33:33And we have about five minutes to decide what to do with her.
33:36Your time just ran out.
33:38Oh, God.
33:38All right.
33:39You look after the cellar location.
33:41I'll do the induction.
33:42It could have saved us all a hell of a lot of trouble
33:43if they just put on a plane and sent her home.
33:45Oh, sorry about that.
33:47Short notice.
33:48No, I agree with her.
33:49It's thrown us all for a loop.
33:51Right.
33:52Well, Gelschmidt, on the white line.
33:55Gelschmidt, it's me.
33:57It's all right.
33:58Over here.
34:00Doesn't she have any personal effects?
34:02They're sending them later.
34:05All right.
34:07Your name is Hannah Gelschmidt.
34:09Is that correct?
34:11Please?
34:12Your name.
34:14You.
34:15They took passport.
34:19I.
34:20My cousins.
34:22You fix?
34:25Uh.
34:26Well, no, no.
34:27I can't fix.
34:29I think this is ridiculous.
34:30I'm just going to read this.
34:31All right?
34:32You are charged with assault
34:34and are remanded to Wentworth Detention Center
34:36until your hearing or date of deportation.
34:38Is that correct?
34:40It's wrong.
34:41It's wrong.
34:42Not bad person.
34:45Not bad person.
34:46I don't know.
34:47Now, the department is as anxious as you are to settle this
34:50and come to some sort of an agreement.
34:52Well, this shouldn't take too long, then.
34:54Good.
34:55If you will give me the list of the changes the women would like to see,
34:57then we can decide whether the conditions are acceptable.
35:00Well, I think we should start with the biggest problem we've got here,
35:03which is boredom.
35:03Yeah.
35:04If we could have a worthwhile project for the women to do after working hours,
35:08it would ease a lot of the friction.
35:10What did you have in mind, Judy?
35:11Well, it'd have to be something where the women could earn a dollar.
35:14Why don't we get in some supplies and start the soft toy project again
35:17or even reopen the print shop?
35:19And where would the funds come from to finance these projects?
35:22We have done it before, Mrs. Davidson.
35:24We financed a whole paper once.
35:25I'm sure we can do it again.
35:27Yes.
35:28Well, as long as the activities don't interfere with the normal working hours,
35:31I can't see why not.
35:32They won't.
35:34Anything else?
35:35Yes.
35:36Minnie Donovan came up with an idea that I think could work.
35:39Oh.
35:40Go on, Judy.
35:42Why can't we have open family days out on the grounds once a month?
35:46It'd give the women a chance to have contact with their families
35:49rather than just maybe have a visit from them once or twice the whole time they're here.
35:53It'd certainly help with the readjustment problems our women have when they're released.
35:57Well, I can't see that being a problem as long as you look after the security arrangements.
36:03Of course.
36:05Well, if that's all, I can't see the department having too many objections.
36:11In fact, they'll probably be quite pleased that it was all settled so soon.
36:14Now, I'm sure we all have to break...
36:15There is one more thing, Mrs. Davidson, before the women will go back to work.
36:20And what is that, Myra?
36:22A 50% pay increase in all work areas.
36:26Well, it's only going to bring us into line with Woodridge.
36:31Yes.
36:31Well, I am sure you are quite justified in asking for a rise.
36:35But expecting the department to agree to 50% is ludicrous.
36:39Oh, hang on.
36:40I suggest you think about this a little longer.
36:43The department will probably agree to 10%.
36:47They may even go to 15%.
36:49But I can assure you that 50% is quite out of the question.
36:54Fair enough.
36:55But I'm not going to ask the women to go back to work.
36:59Not for that.
37:01It's 50% or no dice, Mrs. Davidson.
37:05That'll just bring us into line with the accepted awards set down by other prisoners.
37:08Yes, but...
37:09There are no buts, Mrs. Davidson.
37:10I don't see why the women at Wentworth should foot the bill for rises in other areas.
37:14Now, we'll go back to work while you think about it.
37:19But if the department doesn't come up with the goods, we're on strike.
37:23It's up to you.
37:23You speak English, do you understand?
37:51English.
37:53Now, you get undressed.
38:01Get in that shower and wash.
38:03Clean.
38:04You understand?
38:05I'm sorry.
38:07I'm sorry.
38:08I'm not understanding.
38:15Well, I'm not real good at something, but 15% don't sound like much.
38:19It's not.
38:19It's an insult.
38:20It's awful.
38:21I don't blame you for marching out.
38:23So what do we do now?
38:24Stop working again?
38:25No, we promised we'd keep working while they thought it over.
38:27Well, I hope they don't think it over for too long.
38:29You know it then, a lot.
38:30You can not pull anything like that.
38:31A little birdie has told me that Barnhurst is willing to come out in sympathy.
38:35Well, you know what I reckon?
38:36It wouldn't take much for everybody to go out.
38:38Hey, why don't we hold a rally and march all the way to government house?
38:42Yeah, flags screaming there and the banners waving around.
38:45I've always wanted to carry a banner.
38:48Do you think we could?
38:50Well, we can't right now.
38:51We've got to go to lunch.
38:53It's not a bad idea, though.
38:54Are you going to move or not?
38:56I'm sorry.
38:57What's the big hurry anyway?
38:59My business.
38:59You're laughing at me.
39:00I was being serious.
39:01People take notice of people who march for their cause.
39:04I'm sorry, Pixie.
39:05We weren't laughing at you.
39:06Love, street marchers have their good portals.
39:07Yeah, the only problem is, see, first we have to get this street.
39:10Now, I don't think the department's going to get this street.
39:12I didn't think of that.
39:14If only we could stage something in the prison grounds and make sure the press were there.
39:17Yeah.
39:17Maybe we could, but one thing at a time, eh?
39:19Yeah.
39:20I think the threat of the entire state prison system coming out is going to be quite enough.
39:24And for the moment, let's have lunch.
39:26The bell's gone, right?
39:27Yes, shall we?
39:29Okay, I'm done now.
39:33Now, you get the other women to help you with this.
39:35Just because you don't understand the language, there'll be no excuse if you break the rules.
39:39This is how you say jail book.
39:44It's a rule book.
39:45And you remember it, because you won't be traded any differently to the other prisoners.
39:49I am not murder.
39:51This is free country.
39:54Yeah, well, you should have remembered that before you go around attacking citizens.
39:56Now, you just stop that.
40:04If you're going to insult me, do it in English.
40:06It's not you.
40:08He was Nazi.
40:09Yeah, well, just make up your bed.
40:14The governor will say you after lunch.
40:15The governor will say you after lunch.
40:43well I think we've covered everything good luck with the new prisoner we'll need it well let me
40:52know how you get on with the department won't you I must say I was surprised that you only
40:56offered them 15 percent when the department was willing to go to 30 whose suggestion was that
41:01it was just to bring the women down to a more reasonable level I agree they're due for a rise
41:06but I think 30 percent is a fair figure to aim for don't you and what if the women won't
41:11compromise will the department pay up yes but you have to realize that what the department gives
41:17with one hand it takes away with the other I don't want to see that happen if the women agree to 30
41:23percent I feel quite sure all their demands will be met now I must be going I'll call you later
41:29about that proposal bye-bye goodbye well hi Bobby hi you're saying Cass no not since work
41:41why nothing hey what's the matter come on you can tell me it's just the cousin mate we used to be
41:53really good mates now I don't even reckon she'd spit on me oh here I'll get you a hanky off I'm sure
41:59she's still like sure oh she's probably just a bit worried about all the problems we've had here
42:05thanks pigs I reckon I need something a bit stronger than that I've got to get me rollies
42:14I'll get one of you stay right here I'll get them I mean you can't be wondering about on your own when
42:20you're so upset they're in my locker okay you have to kill Bobby before she kills you
42:36he used to give me roses
43:03I wish he could again
43:08but that was on the outside
43:14and things were different then
43:19on the inside the sun still shines
43:24and the rain falls down
43:29but the sun and rain are Christmas too
43:34when morning comes around
43:38last night I dreamed we were together
43:44sharing all the love ignored
43:50till I had to face the nightmare
43:57of waking up alone
43:59on the inside the roses grow
44:03they don't mind the stony ground
44:09but the roses here are Christmas too
44:13I am still
44:14when morning comes around
44:20notes too
44:22when morning comes around
44:23when morning comes around
44:28when morning comes around
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