The Sweeney. S01 E07. The Placer. (uncut)

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First broadcast 13th February 1975.  Regan adopts a new identity as an ex-con and goes undercover as a truck driver to expose a hijacking ring.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins Stanley Meadows - Harry Poole Susan Tracy - Fran Tony Steedman - Andrew Barkis Marjie Lawrence - Mrs. Harris John Forgeham - Dennis Rawlins Carl Rigg - Det. Sgt. Kent Robert Russell - Arni Jeremy Young - Wren Terry Cowling - Kesey William Moore - Det. Sergeant Bowyer Mollie Maureen - The Old Woman Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Walter Henry - Detective Lew Hooper - Policeman Robin Scott - Photographer Trevor Wedlock - Flying Squad Officer

Transcript

00:00That old cow in the calf.

00:19She thought you were a prozzie.

00:21Nosing in.

00:23Are you?

00:25Are you married?

00:27No, I've always worked with a limp.

00:30I was once married.

00:33What happened?

00:35She ran off for the insurance plan.

00:37Honest?

00:39Yeah, it's all potted plants and budges in Pengsville.

00:42Sounds a cow.

00:44There are certain similarities.

00:49I almost got married once.

00:53Bit of a lair about he was.

00:56Flat curly hair.

00:58Bit of a dead.

01:00Ended up in prison.

01:02This sounds familiar.

01:04Have you been inside?

01:06Twice.

01:07Nothing strong like kiting.

01:13What you got on?

01:14Razor blades.

01:15That lot!

01:17Must be millions of them.

01:19Yeah, ten grand's worth that.

01:20What?

01:21Ten thousand?

01:22That's what I heard.

01:23Oh, blimey.

01:24That's a lot of money.

01:25Yeah, it set me up nicely.

01:32Where do you live?

01:33Wilsdon.

01:34Got a phone?

01:37Share one.

01:39What's the number?

01:412465433.

01:45I may let you take me out.

01:49You're not gonna write it down?

01:52I've got a good memory for figures.

01:56So have I.

01:58So have I.

02:28Got it.

02:30I'm gonna write it down.

02:31I'm gonna write it down.

02:32I have to write it down.

02:33I will write it down.

02:34More entries in the book.

02:35I'll write it down.

02:36I've got your head to pop.

02:38I will write it down.

02:39You'll get it down.

02:40I'll write it down.

02:41I'll never know what this is.

02:42There is a flush line.

02:43guitar solo

03:13I've got to stop meeting like this.

03:37Your young lady is no roadrunner.

03:39No, I don't think so. Her nails were too clean.

03:41And she had wheels at the pub.

03:43Did she? Fast and expensive.

03:46Here we go.

03:48You've only got one.

03:49That's all right. I've got some more in the car.

03:51So.

04:00So this could be it, then?

04:02It's about time.

04:03How long have we been playing this game? Four weeks?

04:05Feels like four bloody years.

04:07I'm starting to get Larry colic with all the fry-ups.

04:11Do you know I have dreams about sole de a poire and chilled muscadet?

04:16Now, listen, I want to know everything about that girl.

04:18Everything from her doubtful associates to which shoe she puts on first.

04:22Okay.

04:24She said anything?

04:25Not a lot.

04:27I gave her the hard luck routine.

04:29You know, broken marriage twice inside.

04:32The basic cover story.

04:33She buy it?

04:34Well, she didn't ask to see the chain marks.

04:36She's going to bail me.

04:38I can't blame her.

04:39I fancy you myself with that moustache.

04:41Give us a kiss.

04:42When's she going to phone?

04:44I reckon tomorrow.

04:46Do you want me to hang around?

04:47Yeah, why not?

04:48Keep me out of trouble.

04:50Okay.

04:52Oh, er...

04:53Mr. Haskins wants a rip-up.

04:56Really?

04:57Well, you might as well keep him sweet.

04:59Haskins is doing for the Sweeney what the Boston Strangler did for door-to-door salesmen.

05:03It's not that bad.

05:06Well, you can spell, you rat it.

05:09Drive carefully.

05:09Come in.

05:20Sorry I'm late, God.

05:22Well, sit down, George.

05:23Cheers.

05:26Oh, you look terrible.

05:29Yeah, but it was a long day.

05:32That looks worse than I do.

05:33Hmm?

05:36You've got to talk to them, you know.

05:38Plants.

05:39Did you talk to Mr. Regan about that report?

05:42Yeah, he said you'll have it sometime tomorrow.

05:44No smart remarks.

05:45No caustic wit.

05:47No, gov.

05:48Things are looking up.

05:50Now, what's happening?

05:51Well, we think we've made contact.

05:54A girl begged her lift in a cafe.

05:55Okay.

06:09The rent's not due till Thursday, is it, Mrs. Harris?

06:26I thought you might like a cup of tea.

06:29That's nice.

06:32I heard you come in.

06:35I'm a light sleeper.

06:39Good trip?

06:41Not bad.

06:42Where are you off to next?

06:43I don't know.

06:45Anywhere.

06:46Don't you mind?

06:48Mind?

06:49Not knowing where you're going to sleep at night.

06:52All kips are the same to me.

06:54You get that way.

06:55I couldn't sleep on anything but my double posture springing.

06:59You wouldn't believe how comfortable it is.

07:03Any chance of a top-up?

07:04Anything for you, love.

07:09Three sugars, is it?

07:10Lovely.

07:12That's how my old man used to like it.

07:14Hot and sweet.

07:20There she is.

07:29I wouldn't climb over her to get to you.

07:32Should have seen her last night.

07:34Look like something left over from a miner's outing.

07:43Right.

07:44Now, if she comes back while I'm still in there,

07:46you give me three rings.

07:49Jack Regan rides again, eh?

07:50What's that supposed to mean?

07:51Ratman and Bobby.

07:52You get him just like him.

07:54You get caught in there without a warrant

07:56and they won't even have you as a meter maid.

08:01What's this, then?

08:02And the locked door?

08:04She forgot to lock it, didn't she?

08:07And I thought I heard someone inside.

08:10But it shouldn't come to that if you stay awake.

08:13What's this, then?

08:16So, let's go.

08:46Just your luck, my son, Dracula's mother.

09:07Keep talking, boy, she might go away.

09:16I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

09:46I'm in a hurry, young man.

09:57I'm sorry, madam. It's doing funny things.

09:59But let me try. I only want to Luke a call.

10:01Yes, I'm on to the engineer.

10:03But you were talking.

10:04Yes, that's right. To the engineer.

10:06I don't believe you.

10:16Fred, you in the bar?

10:28You're still kipping your lazy cow?

10:43Fred?

10:46No, no, no. We said here.

11:13Of course, I'm sure.

11:14No. No! Don't do that.

11:19Look, I've got to come back anyway.

11:22Fifteen minutes. Yeah.

11:24All right?

11:30Lenny? Lenny, you there?

11:33Lenny!

11:34Lenny, what? What happened?

11:36Don't do it.

11:47Let's do it.

11:48Can't!

12:07You lost your voice or something?

12:22What's up?

12:22Well, didn't you see him?

12:23Who?

12:24Who, he says.

12:25Humphrey Bogart in a bulletproof Cadillac.

12:28I was watching for a set of legs in a blue alpha

12:30and trying to fight off Dracula's mother at the same time.

12:33You're out of your tree.

12:37You've got it, Lec?

12:44Yeah, I stopped to help an Arctic with a puncture.

12:47I've got a container for Cardiff.

12:48Should be ready about five.

12:50No, thanks.

12:52What?

12:54I thought you wanted all the driving you could get.

12:56No, not tonight.

12:57I've got a bit of other business, private and personal.

13:00What about the mona?

13:03What have you got?

13:04Donker, sir.

13:05What load?

13:07Gearboxes.

13:08There's one ready to come back.

13:09Not chemicals again.

13:11No.

13:12I don't want to know about tankers of any sort.

13:14I always think the bloody things are going to blow up.

13:17Sweets.

13:19Yeah, this sounds all right.

13:21Beer at nine in the morning.

13:22Uh, make it ten.

13:24Uh, might be a bit heavy night, you know.

13:26You can get there when you like, son.

13:28That load leaves at nine.

13:29You've got no soul, Mr. Wren.

13:32Keep your shirt over it.

13:37There's nothing missing.

13:39You sure?

13:40What was he like?

13:42Scruffy.

13:43Would you recognise him again?

13:47Yes.

13:48Anywhere.

13:50What the hell was he after?

13:52Maybe he wanted to sniff your sheets.

13:54That's not funny.

13:57Don't worry.

13:58You always get head cases living in a district like this.

14:00We'd better ring Harry.

14:06No, no, don't do that.

14:07You know what he's like.

14:09He does pay the rent.

14:10I know, but he doesn't have a key.

14:16And if he finds out you have,

14:19you won't have any hands left to use it.

14:26He did.

14:27On my life.

14:28Well, what was she doing with the other hand?

14:31Eating chips.

14:35Then what does he say?

14:37Then he said,

14:38if you wait five minutes,

14:39it reads Hammersmith.

14:42What's the same again?

14:44Yes.

14:44Listen, where's this fella coming?

14:46Well, he should be here now.

14:51Er, a large malt and a cuba libra.

14:54Scotch from a cuba.

14:58And a large brandy, squire.

15:14That should settle it.

15:16Harry Poole.

15:17I'm a friend of France.

15:19Tommy Bragner.

15:20Good to meet you.

15:21Nice mother.

15:23Like it?

15:24Choice.

15:24Must have costed for you, bud.

15:26Well, you have to pay for the best, don't you?

15:29But, er...

15:31Grant tells me you're, um...

15:34You're interested in making a bit of money.

15:37Well, who is it?

15:38I mean real money.

15:40Is there any other sort?

15:41For you.

15:53Light and bitter.

15:57Do you know what you're carrying?

15:59Gearboxes up.

16:00Sweets done.

16:02Sweets?

16:04Do you want to lose that lorry, son?

16:07I might.

16:09How much?

16:09A grand.

16:13You must be joking.

16:15I never joke about anything as serious as money.

16:19A monkey.

16:21Seven fifty.

16:23Six.

16:24You're on.

16:25You're a thief.

16:27My show.

16:31Is he Cushty?

16:33Yeah, I think so.

16:34Oh, I see.

16:39What?

16:40You're on.

16:59I'möke.

17:00Oh.

17:00.

17:23Keys.

17:26Six long guns.

17:27You get paid tomorrow.

17:29No way, mate. No readies, no keys.

17:33Arnie? Keys.

17:38Anybody move, or I'll break it. Hold it!

17:40And these keys go over that, and you'll never find them.

17:44All right.

17:48500 on balance. The rest tomorrow. Show me.

17:54Where tomorrow?

17:56Fulham.

17:57Where? Bitting shop.

17:59Right down the address. The address is on the slip.

18:02Harry said you would jack the lad.

18:04You should have listened to Harry.

18:20You've got to make it look good, Arnie.

18:27Come on.

18:36I call that convincing.

18:37See, see, see, see, see.

18:42Gov.

18:44Gov.

18:47Gordon Benny.

18:49Jack.

18:50Jack.

18:51Get after him.

18:52Follow him.

18:53I'm not leaving you like this.

18:54That's a bloody order, Sergeant.

18:56All right.

18:57No cousin.

19:04Gov.

19:07I love you.

19:08I love you.

19:08I love you, too.

19:09You hear that?

19:10I love you, too.

19:10I love you.

19:11I love you, too.

19:12There was this barrier across the road.

19:21There were two men in coppers' uniforms waving the traffic left.

19:25So I didn't argue. I pulled left.

19:27I didn't realise it was a field till I was in it.

19:30Right in it.

19:31What happened in the field?

19:32This happened. Bastards.

19:35Not straight away?

19:37What do you mean?

19:38They must have talked to you.

19:39Yeah, they asked me for the keys.

19:40I told them to get stuffed.

19:42Could you identify them?

19:43No way, gov.

19:44I was just black a cent.

19:46And they had this torch in me, I said.

19:50Will you collect your payoff?

19:52Payoff?

19:53For services rendered.

19:55You've got it all wrong.

19:56No, son, you have.

19:57You were in on it.

19:59Oh, sure, yeah.

20:00I say to them, half kill me.

20:01I say, mark me.

20:02They bloody night finish me.

20:04And you trying to make me the onion?

20:05Leave it out.

20:06One, two, three, five, six, two.

20:14Urgent.

20:16Bit of a coffee, mate.

20:22Oh, no.

20:24I'd like to speak to Inspector Regan alone, please.

20:27Yes, sir.

20:28Roger.

20:29What about a coffee, then?

20:31Yes, sir.

20:34What the hell are you doing here?

20:36Well, Carter said you'd been hurt.

20:38Do they know why you're here?

20:39Only that detective sergeant.

20:41It's taken me four weeks to build this cover.

20:44One word in the wrong ear, one banked copper, one telephone call, and it's all wasted.

20:47Wasted.

20:48You were involved in a robbery.

20:49How else am I expecting to get close?

20:51Put a small ad in villain's news.

20:52We know at least 20 faces that are directly involved.

20:55We can pull them in.

20:56And what?

20:57Question them.

20:57And they'll know nothing.

20:59Nothing about the man.

21:00The placer, he's the grey matter.

21:02I reckon he must have got rid of half a million quids with the banked gear in the last seven months.

21:06Someone must know who he is.

21:08Yeah, my way, we find that someone.

21:09Your way, we put 20 tearaways down for five, and the next day he goes out and recruits 20 more.

21:17How close are you?

21:19Well, that depends.

21:20On?

21:20What happened last night?

21:21And how do I explain what happened last night?

21:23Well, lay it on me, you always do.

21:25Monday's always kick Jack Regan day.

21:28He got a bit stroppy, so Arnie stroked him.

21:32That weren't the way I heard it.

21:34Oh?

21:36I heard he gave Big Arnie a bent wing.

21:38And he had you by the short hairs, so you gave him a kicking.

21:44He's a mouth.

21:45It takes more than a mouth to mess with Arnie.

21:50Next time, do as you're told.

21:54What about his money, Harry?

21:57You.

21:59Take it round me.

22:00Go on.

22:01Better let me.

22:01He might put Denny on crutches.

22:06No way, lovely lady.

22:08Here.

22:09Here.

22:10Tell him to come and see me.

22:12He sounds useful.

22:13Tell him?

22:14Ask him.

22:16Nicely.

23:06Here. What's your game?

23:16Lifts.

23:17What?

23:18Service lifts. I've come to repair it.

23:20What lift?

23:22Well, I don't know. Some joker pointed me in this direction.

23:24There's no lift here.

23:26Isn't there?

23:28What, can I use your phone? You know, just to check the address.

23:31Get lost.

23:34Hmm.

23:36All right.

23:44It's rubbish like you, son, that gives decent hard-working drivers a bad reputation.

23:47Don't you waste your lies on me, son.

23:50I've been at this game too long.

23:51If I was ten years younger, I'd take you round the back.

23:57Do you realise what you've done?

23:59That is the first load we've ever lost.

24:01That is a fifteen grand-a-year contract gone.

24:05We'll have to lay men off.

24:06Good men. Honest men with families.

24:09But please...

24:09What did you get? Half a grand?

24:11How do you feel? A big man?

24:13Listen to me.

24:13Get out! Get out before I forget I'm a cripple and take a poker chip.

24:20You leave the door open.

24:21I've got to do with some fresh air.

24:42Someone to see you, Mr. Bratnell.

24:44Hello, Tommy.

24:46Yes, thank you, Mrs. Harris.

24:48He's had an accident.

24:50He's supposed to be resting.

25:01Oh, why don't you come down later?

25:03Watch the racing.

25:04Relax a bit.

25:05What was that for?

25:19Last night.

25:26Here's your money.

25:31Aren't you going to count it?

25:33Why, are you dishonest?

25:35Harry heard about what happened.

25:41Are you okay?

25:43You look, uh, different.

25:47Yeah, well, Harry will explain that.

25:52He wants to talk to you.

25:54Oh, the last time I talked to Harry, I ended up with a mouthful of toe cap.

25:57He likes the way you handle yourself.

26:01Take my advice, Tommy.

26:02See him.

26:03He can be very influential.

26:05He can be very influential.

26:05He's not so screenshot.

26:20And he is like talking to you.

26:23Okay.

26:23Glad you decided to come.

26:38She's very persuasive.

26:40Scotch?

26:41Yeah.

26:41Straight?

26:42Yeah.

26:43Right.

26:44This your place?

26:46Harry found it for me.

26:47Very nice.

26:49So?

26:50What happened to the roadrunner?

26:51Well, I can't see her pulling many rides looking like that.

26:55You'd like to bet the rent on that?

26:58Cheers.

27:07Forget about Arnie.

27:08You don't know no better.

27:10Thick as a lodging house sandwich.

27:13And I've spoken to Denny.

27:14Yeah, I'd like to speak to Denny.

27:16With half a yard of piping.

27:21What'd the law say?

27:23They tried to lay it on me.

27:25They don't want to see you again.

27:27I'm sure they would have said.

27:36I like you, Tommy.

27:37You remind me of me.

27:40Fifteen years back.

27:41You're direito.

28:03You literally can't go on.

28:06you've gone wages to start with not much one half a week sounds like music yeah after a month

28:26if it all works out you want a percentage how much is that worth enough what do i do

28:34what you're told when do i start we've started i want to make one thing clear sunny jim

28:43any problems any troubles any aggro and you are o-u-t out and i mean permanent

28:53yeah well for 150 a week i think i could drop a scruple or two

29:00i've got to get close to harry pooh very close how he doesn't drive himself

29:08so a face called kesey chauffeur was for him chris kesey i want him rested for a few days

29:15what do you want that's nice i'm just going out denny

29:23haven't seen much of you lately yeah well i've been busy yeah what sort of busy

29:29i've missed you

29:32what's the matter you expecting harry or somebody else what's that supposed to mean have you missed

29:41me lovely lady

29:41i don't want you to come here anymore oh i want the key you mean this yeah

29:52i want you to come here

29:54who's it for

29:56no

29:57you're hurting me am i no

30:00i'm sorry

30:05perhaps i should have grown a moustache

30:09Come on.

30:10Come on.

30:11Come on.

30:12Come on.

30:13Come on.

30:14Come on.

30:15Come on.

30:16Watch it, Arnie.

30:17She's a heavy number.

30:18Yeah, so's my old lady.

30:19Can you get your key?

30:20Right.

30:21I'm talking to you.

30:22It works well, don't you?

30:23Come on.

30:24How's it?

30:25Come on.

30:26What's it, Arnie?

30:27She's a heavy number.

30:28Yeah, so's my old lady.

30:30Can you get your key?

30:33Right.

30:34I'm talking to you.

30:37It works well, don't you?

30:39Lovely little mover.

30:41Take it easy, then.

30:43Harry's due.

30:44Use your head.

30:46You're wasting your breath.

30:47He thinks the IQ's Italian for inside leg measurement.

30:53All right, come on, big man. Come on!

31:01Hey!

31:04What's going on here? Are you unmuted?

31:08Bother? No bother at all, Mr. Poole.

31:12All right, come on, let's get this load away.

31:15Come on!

31:20Watch him. He's a mean son.

31:22I knew a fella once, he was so mean when he caught crabs he wouldn't kill them.

31:25Thought they were money spiders. Get on with it.

31:29Nick, isn't he? Yeah.

31:33Chris Casey. Yeah.

31:38What do you want? Edna Roberts.

31:40What about her? You knew her.

31:42A lot of people knew her. She was found dead.

31:45That was 40 months ago.

31:47That's right, the coroner recorded an open verdict.

31:49We now believe she was murdered.

31:51Can't help you. Come on.

31:52Look, I tell you, I can't help you.

31:56Your coat, sir.

31:57Got to finish the car. You finish, come on.

32:01Get in that side.

32:03Chris has been picked up.

32:05What for?

32:06Some old brass was found dead months ago.

32:09He knew her.

32:12You'll be driving for me.

32:17Me?

32:18Yeah, it'll keep you out of Denny's way.

32:20And one thing, no boozing.

32:23I'm a very upright citizen.

32:26It went to the top.

32:28They want you off the case.

32:29Why?

32:30Bowyer sent in a report.

32:32At least his chief super did.

32:33It seems the local Nick were embarrassed.

32:35Yeah, the way Bowyer questioned me, they bloody well should be embarrassed.

32:38The commander called it another one of your cowboy operations.

32:41We mustn't upset the provincial boys.

32:43Bunch of ballerinas.

32:44And I did all I could.

32:46Yeah, I bet you did.

32:47I did, Governor. I heard about it.

32:49Oh, for once, I think you're right.

32:51What have they actually said?

32:52No definite order has been issued, yet.

32:55How long have I got?

32:56The commander and I are meeting in the morning.

32:58Go sit, Gov.

33:00What?

33:01Anything.

33:02Just don't make that meeting.

33:03I can't do that.

33:04Give me 48 hours.

33:08Well...

33:09I'm close.

33:10Please.

33:11And if you don't deliver?

33:12We'll elbow the cover and pull in the face as we know.

33:17I should never have eaten that fish.

33:19Did I tell you, Sergeant, I'm allergic to fish?

33:23No, Mr. Askins, you never did.

33:29You cutting down on your staff, Mr. Poole?

33:35No, son.

33:36I didn't know you could drive.

33:38They taught me in the army.

33:44Go and pick Frances up. I'm taking her out to dinner. Okay?

33:47Sure.

33:48He did play a game yesterday.

33:59His partner was a man called Barkis.

34:01Andrew Barkis, director of a petrochemical plant,

34:05Korean War hero, lives in Shortlands near Bromley,

34:07married into money.

34:09Three kids, all at private schools, very respectable.

34:12Yeah, it's starting to come together, starting to smell right.

34:16They booked for another game.

34:17When? Tomorrow.

34:21Isn't Frank Askins played golf?

34:26I'll carry on. I'm waiting for my partner. He hasn't shown up yet.

34:30Oh, thank you. Very kind of him.

34:34Ah, let's see.

34:35Ah, let's go.

34:49Ah, let's go.

34:51Ah, let's go.

34:52Wonderful shot.

35:08Good shot.

35:09Wasn't it, eh?

35:09That's the right place.

35:10Wasn't it?

35:10Isn't it?

35:11н

35:40How's it going?

35:43Well, these aircraft don't help much, Gov.

35:47I've been practicing my putting. Looks all right to me.

35:51You just, er, stroke the...

35:54the fibre you don't make. You're on.

35:58You all like this? So far, Gov.

36:01Maybe Harry Paul just likes golf.

36:03Maybe chickens have teeth.

36:06Well, they've got seven more holes to play.

36:10I knew it.

36:12He's driving Harry's car, messing with Harry's bird.

36:16It is a takeover, Arnie.

36:22Well, well. Look who it isn't.

36:25Who is he then?

36:29That's what we're gonna find out.

36:40We've got a tip on some sauce coming down from Scotland.

36:49Can you move them?

36:50They're difficult.

36:52Not interested?

36:54Well, not for the moment.

36:56What I could move is cosmetics. They're cheap brands.

36:59I can feed them through the shops we've organised.

37:02I'll see what's about.

37:04Here comes that prat that keeps following us around.

37:08Good game. Very enjoyable.

37:10He, er, didn't turn up then, your partner.

37:13Ah, he got curled feet. I took a fibre off him last week.

37:18I want Mr. Regan to hear, though.

37:20Right, Gov.

37:22Well, I don't know.

37:24Buy yourself a new dress, beautiful.

37:26Oh.

37:29Thanks.

37:34I think we should keep it going for another three months.

37:37Then shut it down.

37:40Just for a year, 18 months.

37:42We can always pick it up again any time we want.

37:45No point in pushing our luck.

37:51Yeah.

37:56Yeah, all right.

38:02This is social visit.

38:03Harry wants to see you.

38:18Hello?

38:20No. No, he's not in.

38:22No, he's not been in all day.

38:24No, I don't know where he'd be.

38:50So we followed him, didn't we?

38:52And you know what?

38:57He's a cusser.

38:59I never knew you had such a vivid imagination, Arnie.

39:01Good night.

39:03I did meet Fran in the Boozer.

39:05She asked me to.

39:06Oh, yeah?

39:07Cozy.

39:09This, er, merchant you say you followed.

39:11We followed him.

39:13Fair hair.

39:14Thin face.

39:15That's him. Your mate.

39:17He asked me the time.

39:18He went in with you!

39:19He didn't.

39:20Fran will tell you that.

39:21We were alone.

39:22All right.

39:23In the next bar then.

39:24But he left with you or just after.

39:25And we followed him all the way to Scotland Yard.

39:29If he is the filth.

39:30He is.

39:32I didn't know.

39:34You didn't know he was in Fran's flat last week?

39:35Knows it about her?

39:36No, I didn't.

39:38Maybe he's following her.

39:40Maybe he's got her under surveillance.

39:41Surveillance?

39:43That's a real cusser's word, that is.

39:48We better tell Harry.

39:49Oh, we are gonna tell Harry.

39:50And you know what, Arnie?

39:51I reckon red-to-mouth here is gonna end up prematurely deceased.

39:59Well, what do you want Harry for?

40:04Look, I'm coming over.

40:07The only other place in Whitebeer is the warehouse.

40:09And I'm already known there.

40:10Yeah, well get Kent over there on the double.

40:12I told you, Fran.

40:14About my old woman.

40:16My ex in Pench.

40:17Well, ring her.

40:18Ask her.

40:19He's a sweet talker, Fran.

40:20Don't listen to him.

40:21Ring Harry.

40:23There was always something about you.

40:25I can't explain it.

40:27Just something not quite right.

40:31You never tried to touch me in the lorry.

40:34Not so much as put a hand on my knee.

40:37We were talking.

40:39I didn't think much about it at the time.

40:41Fran.

40:44Where's the phone?

40:52Yep.

40:53Yeah, it's Harry speaking.

40:57What?

41:00Now get him out of there.

41:02If he's who you say is, they must know about the warehouse.

41:05Bring him here.

41:07It's the only place they won't know.

41:11Gov.

41:12The file on Barkis.

41:13Any news from Kent?

41:14No.

41:15Not yet.

41:16Governor, the file on Barkis.

41:30Any news from Kent?

41:31No, not yet.

41:33I'm going to slip out for a bit.

41:34What for?

41:35I think someone's been lying to me.

41:46Mrs Harris?

41:49Yes?

41:50Is Mr Bracknell in?

41:51No, no, he isn't.

41:53This is official, Mrs Harris.

41:56Police?

41:58I thought he looked a bit, you know, they've got those eyes.

42:03He's a police officer.

42:05What?

42:06He was there this afternoon, wasn't he?

42:08Look, I told you, I haven't seen him.

42:10You were lying.

42:12They never said nothing about him being a copper.

42:15They?

42:15They made me say what I did on the phone.

42:18Who?

42:19Two men.

42:21They came here to see him.

42:23He left with them.

42:24You've seen too many old films, Mr Pull.

42:27You two, get out.

42:28Wait in the car.

42:34Not you, Fran.

42:36You stay here, then.

42:37Mr Pull, if you just listen...

42:38I want all the details, slowly.

42:39Do you have any idea where they took him to?

42:44Well, she said no, but she's lied to me twice already.

42:46Well, the warehouse is deserted.

42:47It's beginning to get a bit ugly, Governor.

42:48They must have taken him somewhere.

42:49An astute observation, Sergeant.

42:51Why was Rawlins following you?

42:52I don't know.

42:53He was jealous.

42:54What?

42:55He thought we were in this building.

42:59What are you on about?

43:00Well, didn't you know, Harry?

43:01Know what?

43:02He's just trying it on.

43:03No!

43:04No!

43:05No!

43:06No!

43:07No!

43:08No!

43:09No!

43:10No!

43:11No!

43:12No!

43:13No!

43:14No!

43:15No!

43:16No!

43:17No!

43:18No!

43:19No!

43:20No!

43:21No!

43:22No!

43:23No!

43:24No!

43:25No!

43:26No!

43:27No!

43:28No!

43:29No!

43:30No!

43:31No!

43:32No!

43:33No!

43:34No!

43:35No!

43:36No!

43:37No!

43:38No!

43:39No!

43:40No!

43:41No!

43:42No!

43:43No!

43:44No!

43:45No!

43:46No!

43:47No!

43:48No!

43:49No!

43:50No!

43:51No!

43:52No!

43:53But why did you meet him in the pub?

43:54Tell him, Frank.

43:55Harry, did you ask her to meet him there?

43:57No, no, of course I didn't.

43:59Have a look in this pocket, Harry.

44:10She fancied me next.

44:14You bastard!

44:16I was gonna fire you!

44:18Get out of my way!

44:20We've got the problems more important to worry about.

44:22You've got no problems with me.

44:23The copper was following Fran.

44:25She's your problem.

44:27Did she tell you we broke into her flat?

44:29No.

44:30What?

44:31Rawlings knew about it, did he tell you?

44:33No, no, he didn't know.

44:34Well, it seems to me it's him and her you should be questioning.

44:37Now get out of my way!

44:47Get!

44:55I'm hungry.

45:13I'm hungry!

45:14I'm hungry!

45:16I'm hungry!

45:17Howdy!

45:24Howdy!

45:47I'm gonna kill you!

45:54You whore!

45:57Hey!

45:59Hey!

46:00Hey!

46:01Hey!

46:02Hey!

46:03Hey, the boss!

46:05Come on, boy!

46:06Hey!

46:07Hey!

46:08Hey!

46:09Hey!

46:10Hey!

46:11Hey!

46:12Hey, the boss!

46:14Come on, boy!

46:15Hello?

46:18Hello?

46:19Hello?

46:20Please get the police!

46:21Anybody there?

46:22Is there anybody...

46:23Hello?

46:24Look, please get the police!

46:25Quickly!

46:28Holly!

46:45Holly!

46:46No!

46:47No!

46:48Mary!

46:50I was gonna marry her!

46:52What?

46:53Do you hear me?

46:54Mary, no!

46:55Oh!

46:56No!

46:57No!

46:58No!

46:59No!

47:01No!

47:02No!

47:03Oh!

47:04Oh!

47:05You're gonna marry her?

47:06You're not too late, man!

47:08Maggie!

47:09Hey!

47:10Hey, hey!

47:11No!

47:12Ah!

47:13Harry, he's dead.

47:33Harry, Harry, no!

47:38Dead!

47:40Dead!

47:43It's all you're for, you bastard!

47:49It's all you're for, you bastard!

48:13No, Harry, no!

48:36Harry, no!

48:38No!

48:44Ah!

48:45Ah!

48:53Ah!

48:54Ah!

48:55Come here.

49:25Get an ambulance.

49:30He's still breathing, Gov.

49:47Jack Regan, this is your life.

49:55All right.

49:59Gov.

50:04Gov.

50:05Gov.

50:08Gov.

50:13Gov.

50:15Gov.

50:16Gov.

50:21Gov.

50:22Gov.

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