The Sweeney. S03 E04. Tomorrow Man. (uncut)

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First broadcast 27th September 1976.  Technophobe Regan is initially all at sea when he comes up against the clever computer expert Tony Grey.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins John Hurt - Tony Grey George Cole - Dennis Longfield Peter Bayliss - Burnham Ann Curthoys - Dr. Jenny Smart Nina Thomas - Caroline Lawrence James - Desk Sergeant Keith Ashton - Massey Jason James - Police Sergeant Dennis Blanch - CID Detective John Alkin - DS Tom Daniels Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Del Baker - Flying Squad officer Micky Clarke - Computer Trainee Alan Harris - Computer Trainee Frank Maher - Bandit leader Bob Raymond - Hotel Guest Mike Reynell - Flying Squad Officer Margaret Stuart - Hotel Guest Barry Summerford - CID Detective Rocky Taylor - Criminal Cy Town - Computer Trainee Reg Turner - Security Guard Kelly Varney - Computer Trainee/Hotel Guest

Transcript

00:00Well, it's marvellous what you can do in two years if you've got the nerve and the ruthlessness and luck.

00:15Oh, no, I don't think it had anything to do with luck, did it, Dennis?

00:18No, not luck, more to do with hard work, wasn't it?

00:22Oh, there was quite a bit of that.

00:23Yes, mostly my hard work, wouldn't you say?

00:25Now, look, Tony.

00:26Now you look, Dennis.

00:26Keep your voice down.

00:27Yeah, and I embarrass you in front of these good people.

00:31Come into my office.

00:33Oh, I see.

00:34You don't want your innocent slaves to know who it was who was responsible for the system that pays the mortgage.

00:40Well, let me enlighten your darkness.

00:44I'm Tony Gray, and I'm responsible for the modal system.

00:47They're all my little buttons you're playing with.

00:49Oh, no, no, no, save your applause for the leader, the talentless Mr Longfield.

00:53I want to talk to you, Tony.

00:54Yes, I thought you might.

00:57Oh, by the way, don't stop working.

01:01It, uh, upsets.

01:06Oh, boon, sesame.

01:07Hello, junior.

01:08You again?

01:10Listen, Tony, I can get you a job with Peter Gilbert.

01:13Oh, no, stuff, Peter Gilbert.

01:14I want my own job.

01:16Things have changed.

01:17Well, then, change them back.

01:20Look, I built this business.

01:21My knowledge, my ideas, my energy.

01:24You bled me dry.

01:26Make a simple financial deal with a bank, and you get the whole lot.

01:29Well, I'm back, and I want my share.

01:31Nothing's changed.

01:32Yes, it has.

01:33You've been in prison.

01:34Been in prison?

01:35What's that got to do with computers?

01:37A lot.

01:38We handle top security work now.

01:40No client's going to have confidence in an organisation that employs ex-convicts.

01:45We handle bullion transfers, diamond shipments, currency in bulk.

01:49It's impossible.

01:50Ex-convicts?

01:51I killed a woman in a motor accident.

01:54Doesn't matter.

01:55You went to prison for two years for manslaughter.

01:58I couldn't have you working here.

01:59You've got a record.

02:01Yes, I know whose fault's that.

02:03I was working 18 hours a day, sleeping in the office, drinking too much, having a nervous

02:08breakdown because you set impossible deadlines.

02:10When I killed that woman, I was so exhausted I didn't even see her.

02:13I hadn't slept for three nights.

02:14But you insisted that I went to Manchester.

02:17The whole business depends on it, remember?

02:19Well, I paid.

02:21Now it's your turn.

02:23I want my partnership back.

02:25I bought you out two years ago.

02:26For 4,000 quid when I was in trouble and needed the money.

02:30It was more than you put in.

02:31I poured three years of my bloody life into this business, you bastard, and I'll smash

02:35it.

02:36And you before I finish.

02:40Now, what's more, I think your taste is appalling.

02:44Any...

02:44Ah.

02:45I think your Lord and Master need something of a wash and brush up.

02:51I can't get out of this place!

02:52Longfield!

03:15Longfield!

03:17You filthy, rotten bastard!

03:19Longfield!

03:23I'll get you!

03:25I'll get my job back!

03:28Longfield!

03:30Longfield!

03:32Call the police.

03:33proved!

03:35Good!

03:37I found the police.

03:43Thank you to me and Tom.

03:44I found the police.

03:47That's bad for me.

03:50I found Houston.

03:50I found the police back there, and I found one person through this.

03:52How did I find the police window and I found the police?

03:53You found this door and the security?

03:57Ever been there!

03:58They've not found this night.

03:58I found all that night.

04:00They're very young.

04:01They're kind of isolated around me, and I found nothing different.

04:02Starting price, 11 to 8.

04:1911 to 8?

04:19Never mind, Bill. Even Emerson Fittipaldi makes mistakes.

04:24I think I've lost the use of me legs.

04:26Never mind. You'll get a disability pension.

04:28How long have we got to wait here?

04:30Every day till Askins realises there's nothing in it.

04:33Shall we buy a tent?

04:34Ah, seriously, gov. Look, everybody knows this guy Burnham's gone straight, right?

04:39I mean, he's into credit transfers, that sort of stuff.

04:41He hasn't put a foot over the line for years.

04:43That's not the attitude, George. You're behind the times.

04:47Our Burnham's what we now call a target criminal.

04:49Mr. Askins wants us to keep ahead of the game.

04:52So if we sit here patiently, sooner or later,

04:55someone with a naughty mind's going to come along and pay him a visit.

04:57When that happens...

04:58We'll be too old to get out of the car.

05:00Exactly.

05:03Hey, George.

05:05Hmm?

05:05Who's that?

05:09He's not in the file.

05:11No?

05:12Smudge him when he comes out.

05:15Are you all right?

05:16Ah, Mr. Gray.

05:18I'm sorry we couldn't get together earlier,

05:20but things have been rather busy.

05:22Miss Newton.

05:22I've been asking to see you for two weeks.

05:29Yes.

05:30You've been away for a while, haven't you?

05:32But your real interest is in computers.

05:35What would you like to discuss?

05:38Computers.

05:38I designed these layouts.

05:43One entire system for time-sharing subscribers.

05:47Is one of the best of its kind.

05:50We have no real need of a computer, Mr. Gray.

05:53But you may be interested to know who uses the computer, Mr. Burnham.

05:56Longfield has some very important clients.

05:59Security firms, gold dealers, currency printers.

06:02You see, once the information is fed into the computer,

06:04then it is 100% secret.

06:07And no unauthorized person can get at it.

06:10Yes, I'm sure that is of great importance to such clients.

06:12Now, why have you come to see me?

06:16Because the information stored in the computer may interest you.

06:22But you said it was impossible to get.

06:24I said that no unauthorized person could get at it.

06:26How could you get at the computer now that you've been fired?

06:29There is one way.

06:31I built the computer, don't forget.

06:33What could you ask your computer, Mr. Gray?

06:36The date and the secret route of a shipment of gold from a dealer in the city.

06:40Would that interest you, Mr. Burnham?

06:41Well, that would depend on the accuracy of the information and the risks involved.

06:47I don't know anyone who would put up the money without proof that it would work.

06:51Proof? You shall have, Mr. Burnham.

06:52I don't like unpleasantness in any form.

06:55And certainly when it involves someone I work with.

06:57Of course, sir.

06:58The man's so unpredictable.

07:00One never knows, you see.

07:02I've given orders he's not to be allowed in the building.

07:04And you don't want to prefer charges against him for what happened this morning?

07:06Well, as I say, I don't want to be, well, unpleasant.

07:09I think he needs help more than punishment.

07:20He saw Burnham, all right?

07:21How'd you know that?

07:23I was nice to the tea lady.

07:25You naughty old policeman.

07:26She was a naughty old tea lady.

07:28George's pictures are getting good, aren't they?

07:33Yeah, do you think you can put the word in for me, cub?

07:35You know, get the concession for the squad dance.

07:37There's only way you'll ever nick him.

07:39Burnham's too smart.

07:41He doesn't need to take risks anymore.

07:43He's quite the little tycoon now, Bernie.

07:44He'll make the mistakes sooner or later.

07:46They always do.

07:46Come on, Jack.

07:47Be your age.

07:48You've seen him walk out of number one court of the old Bailey twice already.

07:50Only because serious crime squad couldn't make it stick.

07:53Well, neither will you.

07:54Your way.

07:54Expect to find him waiting in a bank one Sunday morning,

07:57cradling a shotgun, wearing a stocking mask and a big smile.

08:00Attention to detail.

08:01Every last detail is the only way.

08:03Is this the only new face?

08:04The only one we don't know.

08:06Who's on now?

08:07Jono, till 12.

08:09Right, we'll get that lad off to C-11,

08:10C-R-O and Salita's reports.

08:11The lot, right?

08:12All right, sir.

08:13Straight away.

08:14Crawler.

08:15Hi, Jack.

08:17Good boy, Cheats.

08:18Carolyn.

08:24Motor cars.

08:26That's the last thing I would have thought you'd want to be involved in.

08:30How are you?

08:33You're looking great.

08:35Dennis Longfield.

08:36Yes, I know.

08:37He told me.

08:38Longfield paid a fortune out of his own pocket to have your face done.

08:41Tony, I look dreadful.

08:42Yes, I know that too.

08:44Steve told me.

08:44Why didn't you let me come to the hospital?

08:49I was out on bail for a week after the accident.

08:51You wouldn't let me see you.

08:53I didn't want you to see me like that.

08:56You never answered my letters.

09:02You never visited me.

09:04It wasn't fun in that place.

09:05It wasn't fun for me either.

09:07Maybe you wouldn't even let me say that I was sorry.

09:11That woman's son came to see me.

09:12Do you know that?

09:13He told me that he'd stopped hating me.

09:15I told him that I was sorry.

09:18I told him it was my fault that his mother was dead.

09:21He even talked about what she was like.

09:23But you...

09:24Oh, Tony, do I really look the same?

09:28Last year I looked hideous before Dennis found that surgeon.

09:30Good night, Caroline.

09:31Good night, Bill.

09:33There's no difference.

09:35You're beautiful.

09:36Look up.

09:38That horse went down, George.

09:39It serves you're right for listening to other people's phone conversations.

09:42The headmaster's been looking for you.

09:44Oh, yeah.

09:44And Mr. Mystery.

09:46Oh, sorry, Guy.

09:46All right.

09:47Mr. Mystery.

09:49Gray.

09:49Anthony John.

09:50What, villain?

09:50No, not really.

09:51Just got a predilection for running down old ladies on zebra crossings.

09:54Manslaughter.

09:56Oh, a computer man.

09:58Oh, Bernie really is organising his crime.

10:01Well, I'd better go and get my bottom smacked.

10:03It hurts him more than it hurts you.

10:05Oh, shut up.

10:08Come.

10:11Ah, Jack.

10:13I wanted you earlier rather urgently, as it happened.

10:15Yeah.

10:16Yeah, Gav.

10:16I, uh, I was, uh, you know.

10:20Hmm.

10:21Look, Jack, we've got a lead on this man of yours.

10:23His name is Gray.

10:24Yeah, I saw the CRO docket.

10:26Yeah, he was a computer man, went down for manslaughter.

10:29He's only a jack artist, isn't he?

10:30Yes, well, we've got some more.

10:31The Collator's report from the Nick at Millerton.

10:34They received a complaint about Gray from his former business partner,

10:38a Dennis Longfield of Data Task Computers.

10:43Evidently, Gray created a disturbance there this morning.

10:46Threw a whiskey bottle.

10:47Ruined a rubber plant.

10:49Oh, dear, oh, dear.

10:52Some people.

10:54Well, it hardly makes him public enemy number one, though, Gav, does it?

10:58It depends on what he's up to with Burnham.

11:00Well, do you want me to talk to him?

11:02No.

11:03Build up a profile, there.

11:05Check out Longfield.

11:06Find out where Gray's living.

11:08See if he's found a job yet.

11:09You know the sort of thing.

11:10How is she?

11:10You OK, Tommy?

11:11All about the same.

11:12A bit better, I think.

11:14A little present for you, 500 pounds.

11:16You know, Tony, you don't have to.

11:18And another thousand to follow.

11:20Listen, Steve, you were the only one of my so-called friends

11:23that came to visit me when I was in that prison.

11:24I would have gone mad without you.

11:26Just put it towards that farm in Ireland you're always talking about.

11:30Should I tell Kate?

11:32No.

11:33No, when the grand arrives, just pack up and go.

11:36What about the other business?

11:37Well, I'll do exactly as we said.

11:39Wear the dark suit, all right?

11:40He and I were partners.

11:41I handle the business side.

11:43He's a technical man.

11:45Nice.

11:45We build up the company together.

11:48But he drank a lot.

11:50Lost his license.

11:52Went on driving.

11:53One night he killed someone.

11:55Injured my secretary and went to prison.

11:57Well, as I told the uniformed man,

11:59he ranted and raved, threw an ashtray at me,

12:02broke things up in reception.

12:03He's very dangerous when he's drunk.

12:05I think he needs help.

12:07He feels he's got a grudge, then?

12:08Heaven knows why.

12:09I gave him his first big opportunity.

12:11Without me, he'd have been nothing.

12:13Not much now, is he?

12:21I didn't want to talk in there.

12:23It's a bit delicate.

12:24Oh?

12:25Yes, I'm a police officer.

12:27Sergeant Carter.

12:29It's about a Mr Gray.

12:30Anthony John Gray.

12:31We understand you're a friend of his.

12:32Well, yes, I know him.

12:34But what does that have to do with the police?

12:36Well, it's the accident.

12:37You know, the statement you made at the trial.

12:39But that was two years ago.

12:41He's out of prison now.

12:42Yeah, but from our records,

12:44we understand you were once a close friend.

12:46Listen, Tony's a good man and he's had a very bad time.

12:51He's out of prison now.

12:54But he can't get his old job back,

12:56so he's going to start afresh.

12:58If you persecute him,

12:59you'll destroy what little confidence he has left.

13:01We're not persecuting him, Miss Stewart.

13:03Why all this, then?

13:05He's starting afresh, you say?

13:07Well, all I know is that he's starting his own business.

13:09Computers?

13:10I suppose so.

13:11That's what he's good at.

13:13Well, I think somebody's agreed to back him.

13:15What the girl told George is true.

13:18And Grey's sugar daddy is Burnham.

13:21He's registered a company called Band Automation.

13:24Computer specialist, apparently.

13:26Ding-a-ling-a-ling.

13:27Exactly.

13:28I've ordered up all their publicity material, etc.

13:31We're on to something here, Jack.

13:34Promise.

13:35So I told him to leave you alone,

13:37and he went.

13:39Baby, once you're known to them,

13:41then they never leave you alone.

13:43It's not just me.

13:44It's happening all the time.

13:46Guy comes out, he can't get a job.

13:48Hounded by those gorillas every day and night.

13:51Eventually he thinks we're...

13:52Oh, what the hell, so he goes back to crime.

13:55Keeps the police in work.

13:56At least it's their job.

13:58What's Dennis Longfield's excuse?

14:00What was yours?

14:04I haven't got one.

14:07I resented you for the accident,

14:08but that soon went.

14:09I wanted to come and see you,

14:11but for some reason I just couldn't.

14:12So that was part of Longfield's bargain.

14:15He'd pay for your plastic surgeon

14:17so long as you dropped me.

14:18I wouldn't have agreed to that.

14:20That's probably why he didn't say so in so many words.

14:24But that's what he meant, isn't it?

14:26He really does loathes me.

14:32He's jealous of you.

14:34Younger, cleverer.

14:36You frightened him.

14:37You always did.

14:39Do I frighten you?

14:42No.

14:44Oh, hello.

14:45When I told you that I was going to start again,

14:48I meant everything.

14:50Everything from scratch.

14:52Can I start again with you?

14:54No.

14:54What would you say if I told you that I was going to start again better than before?

15:04What would you say if I asked you to come to Brazil with me?

15:08Like next week?

15:09It says here the cursor will guide the operator.

15:13What's a cursor?

15:15Someone we nick for obscene language.

15:19Sorry.

15:19So you bloody well should be.

15:21You're nicked.

15:23You get worse and worse, you do.

15:24You know that funny.

15:25How's it going, Jack?

15:26Oh, it's hard, good.

15:28Yes, I think you're going to need technical help on this one.

15:31Oh, we will, yeah.

15:32Eh?

15:33Yes, Governor?

15:35What's the matter with you two?

15:36Nothing.

15:37I'm just saying we will need some help on the technical side.

15:39Jack, I'm in no mood for a wind-up.

15:41It's not a wind-up.

15:41We're agreeing with you.

15:43We can't be one-man bands anymore.

15:45You're always saying that to me, is, Governor?

15:46So, we bought a new player.

15:49Jenny.

15:50Could you come over there?

15:53Dr Smart, this is Detective Chief Inspector Haskins.

15:56Jennifer Smart.

15:57How do you do, Mr Haskins?

15:59Dr Smart works for the Home Office, Guff.

16:00We found her lurking around the police national computer at Hendon.

16:04She's interested in our current problem.

16:06My boss says I can spend a day or two with you.

16:08Yeah, it's just a matter of you sorting out the paperwork, Guff.

16:27What's your game, then?

16:44What's your game, then?

16:48What's your game, then?

16:50What's your game, then?

16:56The facilities in this hotel are excellent, but far from cheap.

17:26I hope you're going to prove worthy of the trust I'm placing in you, Mr Gray.

17:32You mean I haven't yet?

17:33You haven't done anything yet, Mr Gray.

17:40Why can't you arrest him?

17:42On what charge?

17:43I don't know. Public menace. Threatening behaviour.

17:46But he hasn't threatened you, though, has he?

17:47He's harassing me. He killed someone once, you know, in a car accident.

17:52Look, apart from what you've told us, there's no evidence against him.

17:54What do you mean, apart from what I've told you?

17:56Well, you say you saw him running.

17:58I don't say I saw him. I saw him.

18:01Mr Longfield.

18:03Look, up to now, whiskey bottle's been smashed, you say you've been insulted,

18:07and you've found an alarm clock in your car.

18:09Now, the local police force deal with that sort of thing.

18:11I'm more concerned with any possibility of a major crime.

18:14What sort of major crime?

18:16Well, you say you handle a lot of secret information for clients.

18:18Now, is there anything in particular that a rival organisation say might like to get its hands up?

18:23Well, industrial espionage? Not a chance.

18:26That's the whole point of our system.

18:28Large amounts of information are processed and stored here precisely because with us they're completely safe.

18:34The system's foolproof.

18:35Who designed the system, Mr Longfield?

18:37It's our own system.

18:39Did Anthony Gray design it?

18:40He did work on it.

18:41That was two years ago.

18:43Our codings and classifications have changed many times since his day.

18:46So you've got no worries about fraud or theft of information?

18:50Anything like that?

18:51No, Inspector.

18:52And I wouldn't like the slightest suggestion of that sort of thing to be made in police quarters or anywhere else.

18:57In my business, confidence is everything.

19:00Just the same, Mr Longfield.

19:02You'd have no objection if we brought in our own computer expert.

19:05Just to satisfy ourselves that we're doing our job properly.

19:08We like people that have confidence in us too, you know.

19:12Here we are, Mr Gray.

19:14Mr Winter will coordinate the operation for you, taking care of the ancillary areas.

19:20Yes.

19:21Oh, it's time for me to go.

19:23Anything you need, I'll be glad to help.

19:26Thank you, Mr. Burns.

19:27Oh, don't thank me yet, Mr Gray.

19:29Quiet.

19:31Quiet.

19:32We're at the telephone.

19:36Hello.

19:37Glad you made it.

19:38Good morning, and welcome to the course.

19:47My name is Tony Gray, and I shall be concerned with the training of those of you who are programmers.

19:53Tomorrow we shall be joined by those whose job it will be to form your backup team.

19:56And, of course, we still have many more applicants to interview who may join us in the next few days.

20:02But Longfield's sure it was Gray?

20:03Positive.

20:04If it wasn't him, it was his ghost.

20:05Longfield's terrified.

20:07Doppelganger?

20:08And what?

20:09Never mind.

20:11Oh, look it up.

20:12Where's the four-trend firecracker?

20:15You mean our Jenny?

20:16She's at Longfield's.

20:18Longfield's?

20:18Yeah, she's trying to find out if there's a connection between Burnham and that trouble at Longfield's.

20:22That's a more obvious connection.

20:24What about this?

20:24That.

20:25A career in computers.

20:27Are you worth 5,000 per annum?

20:29If you have above-average intelligence or under 35 with an interest in automation and computers,

20:34contact 230-9992.

20:37It's the number that Burnham's taken at the Heathrow Hotel.

20:40Well, I think Dr Smart should enrol there.

20:44And you should move into the hotel for a day or two.

20:47On hand, but undercover, in case you're plucked by any of Burnham's known heavies.

20:51Well, we'll go tonight, eh?

20:53Separate rooms?

21:03I'm Miss Stewart.

21:04I do have a reservation.

21:06Oh, everything is going extremely well.

21:08Well, the course is virtually full.

21:12Good.

21:13Now, what about the serious business?

21:16Right.

21:17As I told you, Longfield has a contract with Maynard's The Gold People.

21:22We know that Maynard's meant to marry to raise dollars for some of the richest oil estates in the Gulf.

21:27Now, you tell me that they're about to export a huge quantity tomorrow morning.

21:32My computer's job at Longfield is to work out the safest and quickest route for shipment

21:37and be using AA road information and weather reports and so on.

21:41But the computer only decides the route a few minutes before shipment.

21:46So that nobody can possibly know the route in advance.

21:49Except the computer.

21:51And me.

21:55What would you need?

21:56I would need a very powerful radio transmitter and a man who served in the, uh, Royal Marines.

22:07What?

22:08To break into Longfield's computer room?

22:10No.

22:11To get onto the roof, I'm going to plug the radio transmitter into the computer.

22:15Oh.

22:16Well, you see, when we installed the system,

22:18we had to take the GPO lines up through the computer suite ceiling and out via the roof.

22:22So we send the gold into a trap we've carefully prepared.

22:25Correct.

22:25And we'll be the only people, apart from Maynard's,

22:28who will ever know the phony route.

22:30Here's a list of what I'll need.

22:32It's very simple.

22:33You'll have it tomorrow.

22:34Excuse me.

22:44Oh, hello, darling super.

22:54If I would.

22:55Yeah, you would.

22:57How'd you get on?

22:58Sweet Felicity, I'll cry.

22:59Nothing?

23:00Six of the lads been out all day, not even a whisper.

23:03And what about C-11?

23:03Well, you've got to be joking.

23:05They're thinking of nominating Bernie for the Businessman of the Year award.

23:09Clean as a proverbial...

23:10No issues.

23:15Hello, Georgie.

23:16Jack.

23:18Good day, Johnny.

23:20Interesting.

23:22Oh, Longfield doesn't give much away.

23:23I had to work most of it out for myself.

23:26What exactly does Data Tasks do?

23:30Well, they perform tasks for business concerns.

23:32You mean payrolls, that sort of thing?

23:34Hmm.

23:34That's right.

23:35Payrolls, stock checks, market analysis.

23:37Most businesses can't afford their own computers,

23:39so they rent time from a computer company when they need it.

23:42Just like they're calling up laundry.

23:44Well, that's not all they do.

23:45They've got heavy contracts with merchant banks, for instance.

23:54Something to do with the transfer of money, I think.

23:56But, of course, I couldn't get access to any of that.

23:58How much would Gray know about all this?

24:00About the computer?

24:01Oh, everything.

24:02No, about the companies who use it and these codes.

24:06Nothing.

24:06The machine changes its codes all the time.

24:09That's what Longfield said.

24:09Unless Gray built some secret codes of his own into the system when he set it up

24:13and they were still maintained in the computer's memory.

24:15If he had done that, would he be able to get any real secrets?

24:18Well, it's possible, but I wouldn't think so for one minute.

24:21That's that, then.

24:22The thing is foolproof.

24:23Well, that's about it, I'm afraid.

24:25How are you fixed for tonight?

24:27Oh, Jack, I've got a few things I want to do.

24:29No, no, no, no.

24:30Gray's running a computer course at an airport hotel, the Heathrow.

24:34We'd like you to enroll and suss it up.

24:37Tonight?

24:38I'm afraid so, yeah.

24:39They've got selection tests at 7.30.

24:40Oh.

24:42Um.

24:43Well, I must make a phone call.

24:45I'll tell you what, love.

24:46I'll go past your place.

24:47Why don't I drive you back there and you'll pick up your overnight stuff?

24:50That's very kind, Georgie.

24:51You can come in my car, let me.

24:53I've got all my gear ready.

24:55I can take it straight there.

24:56It's no trouble at all, is it?

24:57It's very sweet of you, but I do have my own car here, thanks, all the same.

25:00I just must make a phone call.

25:01Listen, we're going to be at that hotel, but you don't know us, of course.

25:04And your name is Miss Phillips.

25:06Oh, I see.

25:09Well, I must rush.

25:11Um, Heathrow Hotel, 7.30.

25:14Bye.

25:15Bye.

25:17Is that all, Miss Phillips?

25:20Hey.

25:22How do you know where she lives?

25:25I asked her, didn't I?

25:26Healing, isn't it?

25:34No.

25:37Oh, no.

25:39It's not healing.

25:42It's definitely not healing.

25:46Right.

25:47Mr. Simmons?

25:48Yes.

25:50Miss Phillips?

25:51Yes.

25:51Mr. Peters?

25:54I'm Miss Currie.

25:55Badgers and Retardy Shepard, follow me to the Bicomber on this.

26:05Good luck, Jenny.

26:06Good luck, Jenny.

26:36Hello, Casey here.

26:58Hello, Jim.

27:01What?

27:05Nah, it couldn't be him.

27:06When?

27:10But I've just seen him.

27:13He's only a few yards away from where I am now.

27:20Okay, well, tell Longfield we'll come straight over.

27:25What do you mean, is everything all right?

27:28Tony, I've just seen that detective who called on yesterday.

27:32He's over there now.

27:33Miss Phillips, to a telephone, please.

27:38Miss Phillips, to a telephone.

27:39Come on.

27:48Miss Phillips?

27:50Hello.

27:51Hello, Jan.

27:53Listen, Longfield's in trouble again.

27:55Says he's seen Gray five minutes ago.

27:57Have you any idea what Gray's plans are for tonight?

28:00Well, there's a girl with him.

28:02She arrived this afternoon.

28:03Well, it's the girl George when I see her.

28:05I'd better get him out of the way before he's spotted.

28:07I think she's staying the night.

28:08They've booked a Swede.

28:09Yeah?

28:10I'll just stay put no she's here.

28:12Listen, could you keep an eye on him?

28:14And if he leaves the hotel, or the girl does, ring me at Longfield's.

28:18Is that all right?

28:19Yeah, all right.

28:20Good girl.

28:24Hello.

28:26Yes, it's Gray.

28:28Listen, the police are here.

28:30Oh, don't worry, I will.

28:35Stop worrying.

28:36OK.

28:40Listen, I'm leaving now.

28:43Is all the gear there?

28:45And I can trust the guy.

28:48OK, yes.

28:50About half an hour.

28:52I've got to go now.

28:54Just stay here and don't move out of the room.

28:58I'll be back before you know it.

28:59Tony, what is going on?

29:02I'll tell you all about it on the plane tomorrow.

29:05Oh, and don't answer the phone.

29:08Love you.

29:16Well, certainly I can talk to him, but I saw him myself.

29:19So did Sergeant Carter.

29:20Whoever it was you thought you saw, it definitely was not Gray.

29:24Look here, Inspector, I think this has gone on long enough.

29:26Yeah, so do I, Mr Longfield.

29:28I think it's time we had a serious talk.

29:30Now, if someone's Harrison you, there's got to be a reason.

29:33Let's start with security.

29:35Let's go.

29:55Okay.

30:26It's just a thought, Mr. Longfield, and I don't want you to take this the wrong way.

30:50But has anyone got a grudge against you apart from Gray?

30:54No.

30:56So, I don't know.

31:25What about business rivals?

31:55No, Mr. Longfield, I don't think you're lying, but it doesn't make sense, does it?

32:09If I'm watching Grey and he's behaving himself, then the only way I can solve the mystery is to have you watch too.

32:14If you did, you'd find I'm telling the truth.

32:16All right, I'll arrange it.

32:25Green and red banding going to white.

32:55All right, that's it.

33:02Give me a minute to get clear.

33:05Don't forget the rope.

33:16Inspector, you'll appreciate all this is a bit of a strain.

33:21I'll have security show you out.

33:25Hey, what are you doing out there?

33:39Come on, who are you?

33:41Who are you?

33:42Who are you?

33:43Who are you?

33:44Who are you?

33:44When was this?

34:04Well, sound the alarm, man.

34:08Hello?

34:09Green?

34:10Is that you, Green?

34:12Hello?

34:13Governor?

34:19Oh, God, no.

34:21Give me your rope.

34:22George, get an ambulance, get on with the local boys, and when you've sorted it out, meet

34:26me at that hotel.

34:27Two, four, five, five, five, five, five, five, six, six, seven, seven,stem, seven,sem, Tennessee.

34:41Go, go, go.

34:45It's your home.

34:49Okay, go.

34:49Police, where's Gray?

34:55He's in bed.

34:57Is he now?

35:00This way.

35:08Hey, wait a minute. Who are you?

35:11Flying squad. You look hot, Mr. Gray.

35:12You having a bad dream?

35:16We don't all go to bed just to sleep.

35:18You're Mr...

35:19Detective Inspector Regan.

35:21What do you want?

35:23How long's he been here?

35:28How long?

35:31All evening.

35:32That's straight, all evening.

35:34So would you leave us alone? Otherwise I'll make a complaint.

35:40Sorry, you've been troubled.

35:48Tony, for God's sake, tell me what the hell is going on!

35:59Sit down.

36:05So what about your computer course, then?

36:07I'd say it was completely legit.

36:09Gray knows his stuff and teaches very well.

36:13It's got to be a cover, then.

36:15There's something going on at Longfields and it's starting to turn ugly.

36:20Listen, if Burnham and Gray were trying to pull some computer stroke,

36:24what could they be after?

36:25Blackmail.

36:27What you know, bad debts, bank accounts, personal records.

36:30This is all science fiction to me.

36:31You mean villains and computers don't mix?

36:35Something like that, yeah.

36:36Well, they do, you know.

36:37One computer programmer in the States

36:39systematically rounded off all the share values

36:42of a stock-broking firm to the nearest full percentage point.

36:45All the little bits were transferred by the computer

36:48to his own personal bank account.

36:50Took a long time.

36:51How much did he make?

36:52Half percent of 400 million.

36:54Two million dollars.

36:56Did they nick him?

36:57They couldn't prove it.

36:58When the company began to suspect what he was doing,

37:02they asked the computer to deliver a statement of his personal account.

37:06And?

37:06Well, as soon as they typed in his account number,

37:08the computer went berserk.

37:10Every memory bank, disk and tape was completely wiped clean.

37:14It's what he told the computer to do, you see.

37:20Governor?

37:21Hi, George.

37:22Local boys are searching the area.

37:23The security man is concussed,

37:24but they don't think he's going to be too bad.

37:26They'll let us know when he comes round.

37:27Well, I told them, yeah.

37:28Whoever it is, though, didn't get very far.

37:30What do you mean?

37:31Well, I know it's hard to tell in the dark,

37:33but there's no sign of a break-in.

37:35They're still looking.

37:37They'll ring if they find anything.

37:38Yeah, that's if they were trying to break in.

37:40What else would they be doing?

37:41I don't know.

37:42We'll go back there first thing in the morning.

37:45How'd you get on, love?

37:46Well, it's been a long day, George.

37:48Time you were in bed.

37:49You were going to be up at seven.

37:52Aren't you?

37:53Yeah, why?

37:55Oh, no, I mean,

37:55it's just that, well,

37:57we've got men on duty outside of Burnham's room,

37:59we've got men on duty outside of Grey's room.

38:02There's no need for you to stay up, either, is there?

38:04You know, that's all I meant.

38:06Yeah, yeah, well, thanks a lot, George.

38:08Thanks very much.

38:10Good night.

38:18Yeah.

38:18You don't fancy...

38:20And keep it part of Caroline Stewart's way.

38:25Oh, well, yes, yeah.

38:26Night, Jenny.

38:27Night.

38:28Night, sir.

38:37Room service.

38:39Now then, Jenny, what are you going to have to drink, love?

38:42Um, well, thanks, Jack,

38:43but I think I'm going to bed all the same.

38:45But, um, don't let me stop you.

38:48Night.

38:57Morning, all.

38:58I hope everybody's recovered.

39:04Right.

39:05This morning, I'm going to start

39:06with a few introductory remarks

39:08about the terminal keyboard and the VDU.

39:11The VDU being the visual display unit.

39:15Well?

39:19Well, I haven't found any sign of a break-in yet, Mr. Longfield.

39:21You won't.

39:22Why not?

39:22Because there was no burglary.

39:23It's all part of Grey's campaign.

39:25Campaign?

39:26To provoke and annoy me.

39:27Well, if that's what he's about,

39:28he's chosen a funny way of doing it.

39:30Running around your property in the middle of the night,

39:32knocking over your security staff.

39:34Yeah, he still hasn't come round.

39:35Get him to check the whole place again, George.

39:37Ground floor, first floor, front sides and back.

39:47Kev!

39:50Well, that's it for today.

39:52The course will begin again in about two weeks' time.

39:55You'll all be personally notified by post.

39:58Make sure no one comes in here.

40:14Governor, there's marks on here.

40:38They look new.

40:39There's footmarks on this wall, too.

40:41Well, get another ladder and get right up to the top.

40:45The frequency's drifting a bit.

40:46I like that.

40:51What are you doing?

40:52Using my own personal code

40:54in order to ask for Maynard's reference number.

40:56Are you sure your code still works?

40:58Mr. Burnham, I know what I'm doing.

40:59If anybody tried to delete my own private number,

41:01then the whole program would go up the chute.

41:04My code, T-S-S-3-E-1.

41:19There's the checking response.

41:28Now, Hamilton.

41:30Hamilton.

41:34You should have added welcome back.

41:37What now?

41:37Please bring you a little trap, Mr. Burnham.

41:39Where do you want the gold truck to go?

41:40Governor, those marks go all the way up to the roof.

41:44Someone's been playing around with some wires up there.

41:49Wires on the roof?

42:12Yeah, there's a radio up there as well.

42:14I've just wiped the whole computer out.

42:19Its memory is completely blank.

42:22Game set and match to us.

42:24The gold truck will be there in a few minutes.

42:27And Longfield's career is over.

42:29Very thorough.

42:30£50,000, please.

42:32There's £25,000 in there.

42:35You'll get the rest when it's all over.

42:39Bastard.

42:39No, no, just thorough, like you, Mr. Gray.

42:55The system's useless.

42:58Total abort.

42:59He's done you up properly, hasn't he?

43:00I think it's time you gave us details of any major security operation you were handling today, Mr. Longfield.

43:06No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

43:36Get on with it.

43:48Car right outside the door.

43:49Yes, sir.

43:54Excuse me.

43:56Miss Smart?

43:57Yes.

43:58Where's the ID?

43:59I'm told you can help us identify a man called Gray.

44:02Mr. Gray.

44:03Come on now, Mr. Gray.

44:04That's Gray.

44:05Hang about.

44:16You all right?

44:17Mr. Gray.

44:18He's smashed out of his mind.

44:19Caused a big scene upstairs.

44:22Another girl.

44:23Eh?

44:23Where's his girlfriend?

44:27As Burnham would say,

44:28Game, game, set, and match.

44:39Oh, no.

44:41They checked out.

44:42Stop.

44:42It's too late.

44:44The van's already gone.

44:45Get in.

44:46Security depo.

44:47Acton.

44:47Right, get going.

44:50Oscar 24 to MP.

44:52MP, Oscar 24.

44:53I want a security van stopped.

44:55I don't care how you do it,

44:56it's got to be stopped.

44:57Repeat.

44:58Stopped.

44:59Here's the number.

45:06Easy.

45:06It's getting very late, Mr. B.

45:19The fellas are starting to worry.

45:21We've been ready a long, long time.

45:22Easy gun!

45:23It's here.

45:24This is it.

45:25No more contact, right?

45:26Let's go.

45:27Let's go.

45:57Let's go.

46:01Move.

46:10Now.

46:13Move.

46:16Move.

46:17Move.

46:22Move.

46:25Move.

46:26Move.

46:27Move.

46:27No!

46:36What?

46:57No!

47:23Show you.

47:24You're late.

47:25You don't want me what stopped.

47:27Get over there, you.

47:28What's the matter with them?

47:30You've got an ingrained toenail.

47:32Yeah, it's about all his worth.

47:34It's Burnham and Gray I want.

47:36Anthony John Gray,

47:38you are charged that on the 21st of April this year

47:41at Heathrow Hotel, Bath Road, Hounslow,

47:44you used insulting words and behaviour

47:47whereby a breach of the peace may have been occasioned,

47:50contrary to section 54, subsection 13

47:53of the Metropolitan Police Act 1834.

47:56Do you wish to say anything?

47:58You're not obliged to say anything unless you wish to do so.

48:00But whatever you say will be taken down in writing

48:02and may be given in evidence.

48:04When cautioned, the accused paid no reply.

48:08Can I go now?

48:10I am going to release you on your own bail of 20 pounds

48:13to appear at Luxbridge Magistrates Court tomorrow.

48:21You got them all?

48:23Yeah.

48:24No one's ever heard of Burnham, of course.

48:26Well, stop worrying.

48:27We've got him.

48:28You've what?

48:29We found a copy of The Root in his briefcase.

48:31That's what I said.

48:32They always make a boo-boo sooner or later.

48:36What about Gray?

48:37The uniformed boys nicked him after some sort of scene at the hotel.

48:40I'm going to enjoy talking to Mr. Gray.

48:42What the hell did you let him go for?

48:53I didn't let him go.

48:54We've nicked him.

48:55Why didn't you keep him here?

48:56On what charge?

48:57My office...

48:58Your office phoned our relief and said we'd nick great.

49:01Nobody asked what the charge was.

49:03What was the charge?

49:04Salting behaviour.

49:05We've got his address.

49:06He won't be there.

49:08What was he wearing?

49:10Uh, tweed, overcoat, pinstripe, suit...

49:12Like that?

49:13Yeah, a bit.

49:14Well, yes or no?

49:15It's like him.

49:17Like him?

49:18Who is that?

49:19One of your boys?

49:20No, that's Gray.

49:23The real Gray.

49:27The bloke you charged was a doppelganger.

49:30A what?

49:31A double.

49:32He was using a double. We've blown it.

49:36Thanks.

49:40Do you want the bad news?

49:45Haskins has pulled rank on you.

49:48What do you mean?

49:51He's taking Jenny out for dinner tonight.

50:10In the next term.

50:11Have a woman.

50:12I'm sorry.

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50:24It's like me?

50:25?

50:26Do you want them to address that?

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50:30I'll be like.

50:31One thing, I don't see what the God said.

50:32But my Lucy is complete innovation.

50:33You're not gonna die?

50:34Then it's great sport.

50:35Little city sees...

50:36I'll see you next time.

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