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00:00Wow, this lemon myrtle flavoured vodka tastes like shit!
00:11And why'd you take it for?
00:14A repayment for having to contribute to that fucking wishing well.
00:19Honestly, you know it wasn't even specified on the invite.
00:21Isn't it just standard at weddings?
00:23No, they're just being black fellas looking for handouts.
00:26Well, I see it as a contribution to their happiness.
00:30You gave the money, didn't you?
00:32Please.
00:33That's irresponsible, Charlie.
00:36Mind you, you have never had to take any responsibility, so...
00:39Hey!
00:40Hey!
00:41You know, if you bothered to see me more often, you would know that I do have responsibilities.
00:46True.
00:46I got the shop.
00:48I got kaya after school and on weekends.
00:51You know, not everyone can be like you, June.
00:53Living in a big mansion, driving around in a flash car with heated seats.
00:57How the fuck do you turn off these heated seats?
00:59Stop, don't touch the city.
01:01Ow, Kate, Kate.
01:02Took me ages to find them again after Kate fucked around with it.
01:06I'm sweating my money.
01:07Charlie, I didn't ask you to complain.
01:10I asked you to drive.
01:16Fuck, Charlie.
01:17This is a fucking designer scarf.
01:20See, you proved my point, sis, about you being too uppity and not a proper...
01:23Call the ambulance.
01:41No, he's probably just winded.
01:45Do I have one?
01:45Winded?
01:47What do you have to do?
01:51Charlie!
01:52Charlie!
01:52He's definitely dead.
02:19Stay.
02:20Stay.
02:21Hmm?
02:24Stay.
02:41Hey.
02:41Hi.
02:42Hey.
02:43Hey.
02:43Hey.
02:44Hey.
02:47Hey.
02:48Here's what's going to happen.
03:07You'll get charged with dangerous driving causing death.
03:12Driving under the influence because of the joint you had behind the hall.
03:15You know about that.
03:16And I'll be criminally liable, because I'll let you drive my car while under the influence.
03:24I will lose my lawfare.
03:30No, no, no, we should just call the police, yeah.
03:34Yeah.
03:35Call the police.
03:36Stop it.
03:37Think.
03:42What about Kaia?
03:44You won't have her after school.
03:48You won't see her on weekends.
03:50You're just going to be another absent black father in prison.
03:57And for what?
04:00Because some old white guy went walkabout in the middle of the road in the dark.
04:04We can't just leave him out here.
04:10His license says that he just lives there.
04:12Look, the door's open.
04:15You have his wallet?
04:16Yeah, his name's George.
04:17Doesn't matter what his name is.
04:22Fucking have his wallet.
04:23Put that wallet back in his pocket and we'll go.
04:32Do it!
04:37Jesus.
04:38Jesus.
04:55Shit, fuck.
04:57Shit.
05:00Charlie, what the fuck?
05:02We can't just leave him here.
05:03Come on.
05:04Help me, please.
05:05Please.
05:06Ready?
05:08One, two, three.
05:09Oh!
05:22Wait, wait, wait.
05:23Shh.
05:24Come on.
05:25Push his hands.
05:26I can't.
05:27I can't.
05:28I can't.
05:29Jerry.
05:31I got it.
05:32Armchair.
05:33What?
05:34Put him in the armchair.
05:35Oh.
05:36Oh.
05:37This.
05:38This.
05:39This.
05:41This.
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06:21This.
06:22This.
06:23This.
06:24This.
06:25Terminal.
06:27Sorry, I don't feel as great.
06:29We saved him months of bone-crushing pain, Charlie.
06:33You remember Mum in those final months?
06:37We have given him a gift of a quick death.
06:45Let's go.
06:47The wallet.
06:49Leave the wallet. Oh, shit.
06:55Okay.
07:00Charlie.
07:01Kicking company.
07:03Grand Design's UK. It seems like he's a fan.
07:05Oh, come on.
07:08Oh, sorry.
07:25We're okay.
07:33Everything's fine.
07:35Oh.
07:37Ran,
07:51Oh.
07:58I�
07:59Let's go.
08:29Oh my goodness.
08:53June!
08:55What happened to the car?
08:57Oh, someone backed into me at the wedding.
09:01Probably the bride, after your rant about the wishing well.
09:05Because they didn't specify it on the invite.
09:08I've heard of June, honestly.
09:10Like that's the reason I left early last night.
09:13Do you ever think that when you're on one,
09:15you not only make a fool of yourself but also of your lover?
09:18It was the principle of the matter.
09:21What about the principle of driving home drunk?
09:24Well, I didn't.
09:26Charlie drove me home.
09:27Charlie?
09:28You two together.
09:30You were definitely drunk.
09:32Well, it is the last time that I'm going to be doing that
09:34because I'm not going for any more family events.
09:36Oh, that's a great look.
09:37I think you should go on my behalf
09:39because you get along with my community so much better than I do.
09:42It's my job.
09:43Speaking of, I have locked in the fundraiser for the 18th
09:47and I really need you to be there.
09:49Another family event for you to make a dickhead out of yourself.
09:57Everything okay?
09:59You fucking killed a man.
10:01I haven't slept.
10:03Oh, you think you left it in my car?
10:06Yeah, I can check.
10:09What do we do?
10:10Nothing.
10:13Just forget about it.
10:14Forget about it?
10:15What?
10:17Dipshit brother of mine.
10:19Went and contributed to that wishing well, didn't he?
10:21Now he's left his bank card in my car.
10:24Fucking moron.
10:26Okay, okay, okay, okay.
10:27Don't think about it.
10:30I'm thinking about it.
10:35Oh, shit.
10:38Dad!
10:43Hi, Dad.
10:44Hey, bub.
10:48You look like you've had a rough night.
10:52Jalen's wedding.
10:55So, um, I got another call from the school.
10:58They want to put her on the behavioural plan.
11:00Any of them like kids on behavioural plans?
11:02It's not about race, Charlie.
11:03It's about her hitting another kid.
11:04Yeah, but what'd the kids say?
11:06Does it matter?
11:10What's this?
11:11What we talked about.
11:13You know, obviously, Tom's not going to take the job
11:15if you're not on board, but, you know,
11:18it might be a good thing, a fresh start in Sydney.
11:21Just read the paperwork.
11:22Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
11:23Bye, Kyle.
11:24Love you, darling.
11:25Bye, Mum.
11:27Catch her.
11:29Dad, please don't make me go to Sydney.
11:36You want to tell me why you hit that kid?
11:39I don't know.
11:40He was being annoying.
11:42Can we go kick the footy?
11:44And Mr. Whippy ice cream?
11:45Ooh.
11:48Of course, bub.
11:50Go and grab the footy.
11:51Hey.
11:52She's crazy like a fool.
12:04What about Daddy Cool?
12:06A bit higher, yeah?
12:11You okay?
12:12Wake up.
12:13She's crazy like a fool.
12:14She's crazy like a fool.
12:16What about Daddy Cool?
12:18What about Daddy Cool?
12:20I'm crazy like a fool.
12:23What about Daddy Cool?
12:26Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:28Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:29Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:31Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:32Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:33Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:35Daddy, Daddy Cool.
12:43She's crazy like a Daddy.
12:47Oh, she believes in me.
12:49She loves her Daddy.
13:00It's like new.
13:01Perfect.
13:05Daddy, Daddy Cool.
13:09Daddy, Daddy Cool.
13:12Daddy, Daddy Cool.
13:16Daddy, Daddy Cool.
13:18Daddy Cool.
13:21They found him.
13:34A funeral notice, so what?
13:36That means it's done, right?
13:40He died of cancer.
13:44Charlie boy!
13:45Any luck selling my painting?
13:47Uh...
13:48Not yet, Uncle.
13:49Coins!
13:50Oh, God!
13:51The only one?
13:52Hey, Charlie.
13:53You couldn't spot me at 20.
13:55Not today, Uncle.
13:56And?
13:57I don't have my wallet.
13:58I lost it.
13:59I'm getting my new cards tomorrow, okay?
14:01Righto, Charlie.
14:04Excuse me.
14:08Shouldn't be helping him as a nuisance.
14:12Do you feel anything?
14:13For coins?
14:14No.
14:15No, not coins.
14:16For George.
14:17Hey, Aunty June.
14:18I drew this for you and Aunty Kate.
14:22Great.
14:25Go in the back, bub.
14:26You get a feed, yeah?
14:27There's some poloni in the fridge.
14:29Right.
14:30Well, I will see you in a few months.
14:32Wait, wait, wait.
14:33I need you to look at something.
14:38It's a consent order for Kaya to live in Sydney.
14:41If she keeps getting in trouble at school, can Amy just take her?
14:44I'm not a family court lawyer.
14:45I can't give you advice.
14:46Well, can you give me advice as my sister?
14:49I gotta go.
14:53Hilders.
14:55June, the drawing.
14:58Do I know George Clarke?
15:01You're his lawyer.
15:04My wallet.
15:05No, I must have, um, dropped it when I was flogging off some records to him.
15:15Yeah, I can, um, I can come and get it at the wake.
15:26Don't around suspicion.
15:27Just go in, get your wallet, come straight out.
15:29Okay?
15:30And don't fucking drop it again.
15:32Charlie.
15:34You need to focus.
15:35There's a lot going on in my head, June.
15:37Just get this done.
15:39And then I will come back to yours and I'll look at your Kaya paperwork.
15:42Okay?
15:44Pro bono.
15:46One less thing for you to worry about.
15:48Mm-hmm.
16:02Of course, the thing is that every time I see that game, it reminds me of the 97 Grand Final.
16:07Well, I think it was, uh, South Frio and East Frio, yeah?
16:10We're all tied up.
16:11About 30 seconds to go.
16:12I'm up in the forward pocket.
16:13Leap up above the pack.
16:14Awesome mark.
16:15Swing around.
16:16Onto the left boot.
16:17And Kapowee straight into the goal.
16:19And a win.
16:20Best on ground.
16:22What's on it, mate?
16:23Uh, egg.
16:24Oh, God, no.
16:25Sorry.
16:26It was quite a dime.
16:27Sorry.
16:28You are?
16:29Charlie.
16:30Uh, George used to come to my record store.
16:47That's why I'm here.
16:49He was a good customer.
16:51Sorry, that sounded accusatory.
16:53I was more surprised there was someone here under 60.
16:57I'm Sian, Georgia's niece.
16:59I flew in yesterday from the UK.
17:01It's my first time in Western Australia.
17:03Oh.
17:04Well, welcome to Perth.
17:06Sorry, it's under bad circumstances.
17:08Actually, would you mind helping me out?
17:10Uh, actually...
17:11I'll just go get some quiches out the oven.
17:13Sure.
17:14Oh.
17:21Excuse me, are they making free-range eggs?
17:25Yeah.
17:26Because it's lovely and lumpy, but it's smooth as well.
17:29It's creamy.
17:30God.
17:31Cups.
17:32Go in there and come out.
17:38Fuck's sake.
17:41Sandwich?
17:42How about you, would you like a sandwich?
17:44There you go, love.
17:45Dig in.
17:53What are you doing?
17:54I'm handing out curating sandwiches.
17:55Hi.
17:57Um, did you know my uncle as well?
17:59Oh, I, uh...
18:01This is my sister, June.
18:03She played trumpet with George.
18:06Wow.
18:07You don't strike me as a trumpet player.
18:09Ah, well, I get that all the time.
18:13Uh, Sian's just come all the way from London.
18:15Yeah.
18:16I mean, I was his only family left alive.
18:18I didn't really know him that well.
18:20But I've got to pick up his personal effects
18:22and sign a few papers with the lawyers.
18:25Excuse me, I've really got to hand out these many quiches
18:27or there will be a geriatric riot.
18:29So I'll put these away and then we can go.
18:36Stay.
18:37Befriend her.
18:38Why?
18:39The body has made it through the doctor, a film director
18:42and into the ground.
18:43So the only people who can dig him up
18:45and check for anything suspicious are the family.
18:49I need you to make sure everything is hunky-dory,
18:52that she signs the estate papers
18:54and if she has any questions, she comes to you.
18:57Oh, nice.
18:58You've got this.
18:59June. Ow.
19:00June.
19:01June.
19:02June.
19:03June!
19:09Oh, sorry.
19:10Sorry.
19:11I voted yes, you know.
19:19Deadly brother.
19:27Wow, he kept these in mint conditions.
19:29Some of these don't even have a scratch.
19:31What?
19:32I said he kept these in mint condition.
19:35Some of these records do not even have a scratch.
19:37Didn't you sell them to him?
19:38Do you sell them to him?
19:40Yeah, he just kept them in good nick.
19:44Do you know what else he kept in good nick?
19:57Whoa.
19:58What?
19:59Someone's having a bad day.
20:01It is my uncle's funeral.
20:03Bloody hell, I'm sorry.
20:06Cheers.
20:07To Uncle George.
20:13George.
20:18Did he live a good life?
20:20From the looks of things, he seems...
20:23He's quite lonely.
20:25He's got all this stuff and no-one to share it with.
20:30He was alone, mostly, but, um...
20:33He kept himself busy.
20:35He liked to walk any time of the day, even night time.
20:40Big walker he was.
20:42And he had company.
20:45Whiskey and...
20:48A good taste of music.
20:50Country music?
20:52Wasn't it a bit redneck?
20:53Redneck.
20:54No.
20:55Music, the good kind, is pure.
20:58Doesn't matter the flavour.
20:59As long as it's sung straight from the heart, you'll never be alone.
21:02Trust me, listen to this, yeah?
21:06My mum, she used to sing this.
21:09She named both me and June after country music singing.
21:12June Carter.
21:14Yeah.
21:16Oh, she'd kill me if I spread the yarn.
21:22Isn't it strange that she plays the trumpet and not the guitar?
21:26She's always been the white sheep.
21:28It must be nice, being close to your sister.
21:33Yeah.
21:35We hang out quite a lot.
21:37Close family.
21:39Well, I may not know music, but I can dance to it.
21:44You'll be living in a world where all the...
21:50Oh, no.
21:51No, no, no.
21:52Yes.
21:53No, I haven't drank enough yet.
21:54Okay, okay, here we go.
21:58Oh.
22:01See, I told you.
22:03There'll be no mansions waiting on...
22:07You can!
22:09Oh, right.
22:10All I have to offer you is...
22:35You can!
22:53Oh, fuck.
22:57Sorry, um...
22:59It's all good.
23:01Sorry to awake you.
23:02That's fine.
23:03Thanks.
23:07Uh, are you...
23:08Are you going somewhere?
23:10Yeah, I've got the meeting with the estate lawyer.
23:13Mm.
23:15What time is it?
23:17It's 9.
23:189am.
23:19Shit.
23:20I have to open the shop.
23:22Okay.
23:23Um, well, I will...
23:26I will call you later.
23:29Yeah, yeah.
23:30Well, if you want to.
23:31That's cool.
23:32Here's George's old clothes from the funeral home, and the death certificate stating that he died of natural causes.
23:50Well, what did the autopsy say?
23:52No, there wasn't one.
23:53You don't do autopsies on people who die in unsuspicious circumstances, yeah?
23:58Now, his body wasn't too bad, apart from a bit of bruising on the legs and torso.
24:02And the, uh, funeral director said that he was in tip-top soap, considering.
24:03Sorry, um, bruising.
24:04Cancer, eh?
24:05Hmm.
24:06Anyway, here's the, uh, updated will, and here's the, uh, state papers for signature and the death certificate.
24:21Well, have you got his assets and liabilities inventory?
24:27Oh, uh, both my parents have passed, so it's not my first rodeo.
24:32Um, yeah, I think so.
24:35Uh, never mind.
24:36I will take this, have a look, and let you know if I have any issues.
24:40Good night.
24:41Music.
24:57Music.
25:11So, did you, um, sign off on, uh, the paperwork?
25:17No.
25:18I haven't.
25:19Why, do you think I shouldn't?
25:21You think I should follow up on the bruising?
25:23It is weird, isn't it?
25:24I mean, there wasn't an autopsy, but maybe I could ask for one.
25:28That's not what I was saying.
25:30I know that I wasn't close to my uncle, but the thought that he died in pain, especially when he was alone.
25:36I just, I want him to know that somebody cared for him.
25:39Hmm.
25:43Yeah, you're right.
25:45I will ask.
25:49You know what?
25:51My sister works with the police.
25:52Mm-hmm.
25:53Yeah, we should give her a call.
25:55She would love to help.
25:57She's a really good lawyer.
26:00Good, good person.
26:04You're fired.
26:05You've been drinking.
26:07You're late.
26:08Your body odours are unacceptable, Ruddy.
26:11I mean, you're a walking stereotype and I can't have that around my clientele.
26:16I only hit the charge.
26:22When my woman kicked me out on Sunday.
26:25Mm.
26:26I promise.
26:27I promise.
26:28I promise.
26:29I will be back on tomorrow.
26:30Oh, no.
26:31And, uh...
26:32No.
26:33Nope.
26:34What's this?
26:35I'm not your sis.
26:36We're cousins distantly.
26:37Still family.
26:38Still mob.
26:39You used to be useful as an ex-liaison officer, Roddy, but those police contacts have dried up,
26:49haven't they?
26:50So what use do I have for you as a private investigator?
26:53Come on, up you get.
26:54Sam's got your last paycheck out there.
26:56Okay.
26:57Go on.
26:59I'll talk to you later.
27:02Yeah.
27:03Charlie?
27:04From what I remember, at band practice, he was falling down a lot in those last few months.
27:22He said he had weak knees from the cancer.
27:25I mean, some days he couldn't even walk.
27:28Yeah, it might be nothing, but we thought it might be worth looking at before I signed the papers.
27:34We?
27:37It was probably the cancer.
27:39Please, just take a seat.
27:41Probably, but it's not definitive, right?
27:44I just...
27:45I just want to be sure.
27:46Look, I'll tell you what.
27:47How about I have a yarn with the local police who found him?
27:51What?
27:52It's not that I want to make a fuss.
27:54No, no.
27:55No, it's fine.
27:56I can just speak to them on an unofficial basis.
27:59There's nothing more important than family.
28:04So how's the planning for the fundraising going?
28:07Yeah, good.
28:08The governor is a tentative yes.
28:10That's great.
28:11And, you know, I'm thinking about calling it, like, walk with us.
28:15Yeah, I like it.
28:21You were home late last night.
28:23Um, yeah, I was, um...
28:25I was just at court all day yesterday.
28:28It's funny because I called the office and Sam said you were out on personal business.
28:34What is going on, June?
28:41You're acting strange.
28:43Late nights.
28:44You're out of the office.
28:45And Charlie.
28:46Charlie calling out of nowhere.
28:48If it is Charlie.
28:49Kate, of course it's Charlie.
28:54Come on.
28:56You can't keep holding this over me.
28:59I made a terrible mistake.
29:01I went to therapy.
29:02I did everything that you asked.
29:04I just can't...
29:06I can't keep saying sorry over and over.
29:09That sorry is meaningless if you're still doing it.
29:12I'm not still doing it.
29:14Kate.
29:15I'm just...
29:17I'm working a really important case.
29:20Really?
29:21Yeah.
29:22Yeah.
29:23Yep.
29:24See ya.
29:25Charlie.
29:26The police found him, watching Grand Designs UK.
29:40They said that he looked like, in their words, that he went peaceful.
29:46Oh, that's beautiful.
29:48Yeah.
29:49And the bruising?
29:50Uh, yes.
29:51The scene looked like he'd been bumping into furniture.
29:53And the cancer meds, you know, they do that, mate.
29:55You're groggy, disoriented.
29:56Oh.
29:57Uh.
29:58Sorry.
29:59Sorry.
30:00Charlie.
30:01Charlie.
30:02This ends now.
30:03Okay.
30:04You keep looking at her with those doe eyes.
30:05It's making me stink.
30:06I'm not going off.
30:07You're just jealous.
30:08Sorry.
30:09I know she's here.
30:10You can't just come in here.
30:11I checked your phone.
30:12Kate.
30:13I'm not.
30:14Stupid.
30:15This time.
30:16Is this her?
30:17Is that her?
30:18You're fucking?
30:19She's, she's very tall.
30:21Charlie.
30:22Kate.
30:23This is Sian.
30:24Charlie's woman.
30:25Woman?
30:26It's just a black fella label.
30:27Don't worry.
30:28Sian's uncle has recently passed and I have been helping her with a legal estate issue.
30:43I'm, I'm so sorry.
30:45And your uncle died.
30:46It's okay.
30:47It's okay.
30:48I, I hardly knew it.
30:49Oh still.
30:50I'm so, I'm so sorry.
30:51Oh, uh, uh, thank you.
30:54Can, can I, can I make it up to you somehow?
30:57Can I, can I take you out?
30:58Oh, that's really not necessary.
31:02I just barged into your dead uncle's place like a crazed lesbian.
31:05Please.
31:06Yes.
31:07June and I will take you and Charlie out.
31:10Uh, yeah, sure.
31:12Uh, great.
31:13Yeah.
31:14Deadly.
31:15That, yeah, lovely.
31:18Lovely.
31:19Frio meets.
31:20Frio meets.
31:21Frio meets.
31:22So, how did you two meet?
31:25Oh, we interned together.
31:27She always does that.
31:29See, I thought that I was going to be the best lawyer because my father's a lawyer and
31:33now he's a judge and then June walked in with her, with her passion and her knowledge
31:39and I knew I had to have her.
31:41And then it was dancing at Connections every Friday until 1am.
31:45They were fun times.
31:46Didn't I used to have fun there, Jamie?
31:48Yeah.
31:49It was fun.
31:50It was fun.
31:51Until she punched the boss.
31:53That's right.
31:54Can we please not go there, babe?
31:56Don't.
31:57No, this speaks to your passion.
32:00And the boss was a misogynist and probably a racist and she punched him.
32:04Wow.
32:05It's impressive.
32:06But still, she proved everyone wrong and she opened her own law firm and that dickhead,
32:11he was done in for fraud and is now bankrupt.
32:14So, we won.
32:17Yeah.
32:18And I found my passion in art dealing for marginalised artists in Aboriginal communities.
32:24You know?
32:25Puts me to shame.
32:26I don't even know what I'm doing day to day.
32:29Yeah.
32:30You should stay in Perth and enjoy the sun and dating our Charlie.
32:34Hmm.
32:35Well, have more chicken treat.
32:37You took her to chicken treat?
32:39Um, no.
32:40I, um, I brought chicken treat to Sian.
32:44Charlie.
32:45Don't worry.
32:46There's still more Perth to come.
32:47I can take you to see some of the famous Perth sites.
32:50The bell tower, the port, adventure world.
32:53How will I ever leave?
32:54Shall we settle the bill?
32:57Ah, don't worry.
32:58What the actual fuck?
32:59What?
33:00I'm just trying to have some fun.
33:01It seems like you're trying to date this girl.
33:04Thirty.
33:05What is that?
33:06How much were you tow?
33:07That's how many years you are up for in prison.
33:10Twenty years for dangerous driving causing death under the influence of drugs.
33:15Plus another ten for failing to report the incident and for interfering with a corpse
33:20into inquiry.
33:21I'm looking at ten years for being an accessory after the fact and for professional misconduct.
33:33This is not a love connection.
33:37The connection is you killed her uncle.
33:42The reality is you'll be another black fella behind bars leaving his kid.
33:49And you should absolutely stay here.
33:51Because we never get to hang out with Charlie.
33:53And it's good for June to be with family.
33:56But you never hang out?
33:57No.
33:58No.
33:59Only in the last couple of days.
34:00And that's probably because of you.
34:01So you have to stay.
34:03And you know, Charlie's not that bad of a man to date.
34:06I mean, yes, he's rough around the edges.
34:08And he's completely daggy.
34:10But he plays guitar.
34:12And straight girls love that, right?
34:14Well, June plays a trumpet to lesbians like that.
34:17What?
34:18What?
34:19What, June?
34:20No.
34:21No.
34:22Where did you get that from?
34:23June doesn't have a musical bone in her body.
34:27Not one.
34:28She has toned it.
34:30Yeah, I think you just really need to spend a good year getting acclimatised to Perth culture.
34:35And I can help you with that.
34:37Oh!
34:38I'll walk you to your door.
34:39Can I please?
34:40Thanks.
34:41Bye, Sean.
34:42It was so lovely to meet you.
34:43You too.
34:44Have a good night.
34:45Oh, she's so lovely.
34:46Isn't she lovely?
34:47June!
34:48June!
34:49June!
34:50Good morning.
34:51Um, look, we've been helping pack poor George's things.
35:05And, uh, we noticed that someone smashed his favourite gnome in the middle of the night.
35:22He loved old dopey here.
35:24And, uh, so we also noticed that you have cameras.
35:27Oh, those cameras?
35:28Yeah, no, they're dummies.
35:30Yeah, you'd be amazed how many people reckon they're real.
35:33Real deterrent to youths.
35:35Right.
35:36Um, here, have, uh, dopey.
35:39From George.
35:43All we need is Sian on that plane tonight and we are free.
35:46There are dating apps to help you get over it, Charlie.
35:49Plenty of sharks in the sea.
35:51Charlie!
35:54What are you doing?
35:55I came to see you.
35:58Good.
35:59Um, I-I found something.
36:02I came to see you too.
36:06These are Uncle George's pyjamas and they just, they just don't look right.
36:11And it corresponds to the bruises on his legs.
36:13It doesn't look like he went peacefully.
36:15Well, he was an old man.
36:18He had cancer.
36:20I mean, I saw him fall down quite a lot.
36:22What?
36:23At band practice?
36:24Yeah.
36:25At band practice.
36:27Huh.
36:28I mean, to me it looks like he's, you know, gone out into the garden and got clumsy, fell down, got dirty.
36:33Yeah.
36:34Came back inside and then just fell asleep.
36:38Peacefully.
36:39He was always clumsy on his legs.
36:42You said he walked all the time?
36:43Yeah, when he could.
36:45Yeah.
36:46Maybe I'll just check with the neighbours, see if they saw him in the garden.
36:50Or, you know what?
36:52I know a private investigator.
36:54I mean, he's the best in the business.
36:56He's got a real life of forensics.
36:58Yeah, I could get him just to come by and have a look at George's things before you go tonight.
37:03Well, that's not too much trouble.
37:04No.
37:05No, no, no.
37:06I'll get straight onto it.
37:08Well, if he can't come today, he can come tomorrow because I've changed my flight to the end of the week.
37:12Huh.
37:13Hmm.
37:15Cup of tea?
37:19I'm sick of having to do everything.
37:21I didn't know she was going to change her flight.
37:22Besides, I've done everything you've asked me to do.
37:24Oh, really? Did I ask you to sleep with her, did I?
37:26Oh, you're just jealous of me.
37:27Why would I be jealous of you?
37:28Because I found someone while you were on the rocks with Kate.
37:30Excuse me?
37:32We are not on the rocks.
37:33She thinks you're cheating on her.
37:35With the phone tracker?
37:36That was a misunderstanding.
37:37And anyway, it's none of your business.
37:39Our lives are on the line here, Charlie.
37:41Your life or lifestyle with your designer fucking scarf?
37:44You've always thought you're better than everyone, especially blackfellas.
37:47I will not be made to feel ashamed for working hard and getting my fucking designer scarf.
37:52I didn't see you complain when I bought you a record store, Charlie.
37:55I still do all of your accounting paperwork for free.
37:57I never asked you to do it for free.
37:59Good. I won't from now on then.
38:00Fine.
38:01Fine.
38:06Fine.
38:07Get in the car.
38:08You know what, Mum?
38:11That's the people I think from the way.
38:18Oh, I, um...
38:21I'm renting.
38:22A room in Hampstead, but, uh...
38:25Well, the TV remote's broken.
38:27It's stuck on the Food channel, so I've just been...
38:32Jerking it.
38:34to ready, steady, cook.
38:39You know, I went out to get a feed afterwards,
38:42but, you know, my car radiated it blue,
38:46and so I had to come back in.
38:48I spent my last $20 on the horses.
38:51Oh, Roddy, wake up to yourself.
38:53And come and work this case.
38:55Hey, bros.
38:56Maybe this case can turn your luck around.
38:59Yeah, you can get off the grog, clean yourself up.
39:01You're a deadly PI.
39:02Oh, and now you can prove to Shazza
39:05that you're on the up.
39:11Thank you, Chloe.
39:13Give me a couple of days.
39:14No.
39:15No.
39:16What do you mean?
39:17Come on.
39:19Now.
39:19June, I've got to...
39:21Just hurry up.
39:22Look, I can't.
39:22Okay, wait.
39:27I'm coming.
39:28Wait.
39:32Is he okay?
39:46It's all part of his method.
39:48Makes him one of the best.
39:51I'm good.
39:52I'm good.
39:54You know,
39:54he comes from a long line of bush trackers.
39:59Honestly,
40:00I use him for all of my important cases.
40:02Great.
40:03Yeah,
40:04I've seen that before.
40:08Hey,
40:08come on.
40:09Okay,
40:13so,
40:14um,
40:15so I'm guessing you have everything that you need then,
40:17hey, Roddy?
40:18Yeah.
40:18Do you get everything that you need?
40:20You know,
40:20Shazza left me.
40:21Yeah,
40:21I know.
40:22Let's go,
40:22hey,
40:22and you can send me the report tomorrow.
40:24I can do a job.
40:25Yeah,
40:25amazing.
40:26I'm good.
40:26Yeah,
40:27he's gone.
40:28Old friends.
40:29Are you coming,
40:30Charlie?
40:30Yeah.
40:31Yeah,
40:31yeah.
40:31Great.
40:32That's,
40:32one foot in front of the other.
40:34I can stay.
40:36No,
40:37I've,
40:38I've really got to organise some things,
40:40so you,
40:41go.
40:42Just go to help.
40:44Yeah,
40:45okay.
40:45I got the governor to confirm.
41:01True.
41:02Yeah.
41:03Oh God,
41:03I hope he brings his wife.
41:04She loves a show off spend after a few of those.
41:07Right?
41:09I think I should invite Charlie and Sean.
41:11I like her for him.
41:13She's going to be long gone before your fundraiser.
41:15But don't you want him to have someone?
41:17I mean,
41:17he seems kind of lonely.
41:19He's not lonely,
41:20babe.
41:22Black fellas have got people around them all the time.
41:24I've been spending a lifetime trying to get some peace.
41:26But he only has Kaya part time.
41:28I doubt very many people go to his record store.
41:31And after your mum,
41:32he has no one.
41:34He's lonely,
41:35and lonely people are worse than needy lesbians,
41:37and we both know that.
41:38But you know what?
41:40When Sean gives him her uncle's record collection,
41:43he will propose on the spot.
41:45Who told you that Sean's going to give him her uncle's record collection?
41:49Sean did.
41:51It's about the only thing I remember from last night.
41:53So, about yesterday,
42:06I just think that was a,
42:09it was a momentary lapse
42:11in trust.
42:14Brought on by your lack of communication,
42:17which I would,
42:19I would like you to acknowledge.
42:25Yeah, okay.
42:26Yeah.
42:27I acknowledge.
42:28Good.
42:30What about you tracking my phone?
42:34Oh, that was like,
42:36it was just like a fleeting,
42:37like, where is she?
42:39You know?
42:40Cheers.
42:41Cheers.
42:46Mum's my shepherd's partner.
42:47Oh, your mum makes the deadliest shepherd's pie.
42:49You better go.
42:50Bye, ya.
42:51Okay, coming.
42:53Bye, Daddy.
42:54Love you.
42:54I love you too, baby.
43:04Sean.
43:06I know June wasn't in the band with my uncle.
43:09I know she doesn't play trumpet.
43:11I know you two don't usually hang out.
43:14I don't know why they're lying.
43:17Are you after money?
43:20No.
43:21No, definitely not.
43:27The truth is...
43:29June represented George
43:35in a legal matter.
43:37It was all confidential
43:38and that kind of shit.
43:39I thought saying band practice
43:42would avoid questions
43:43but that was stupid.
43:45I'm stupid
43:46and June's June.
43:49But we are definitely not after any money.
43:52Hand on heart.
43:53Will you let me make it up to you?
44:03Maybe we can
44:03go for dinner
44:05that's not chicken and chips?
44:08Some fancy wine?
44:09I don't like fancy wine.
44:32Neither do I.
44:33I do like fish and chips.
44:42And dancing.
44:43Here's B.B. King live
44:54at the Regal Theatre in 1965.
44:56You know this is considered
44:57one of the best blues performances
44:58of all time?
45:00No.
45:00Oh God, she's adorable.
45:06Oh yeah.
45:07She's my best mate.
45:09Kills me when she says bye.
45:11Can't even imagine her living
45:12on the other side of the country.
45:15She's moving.
45:16Maybe.
45:19Her mum wants to move to Sydney
45:20with her husband.
45:21Can you just go with her?
45:24I've just lived in free room
45:25my whole life.
45:27You know, it's home.
45:28That's where I belong.
45:29Hmm.
45:31Guess I've never felt that.
45:33Well maybe I'm just full of shit.
45:36Maybe I'm just scared.
45:39So what's next
45:40in my musical education?
45:42I don't know.
45:42Let's have a look.
45:45Ooh.
45:47Neil Diamond.
45:48Ooh.
45:49Apprehensive on Diamond.
45:51I think I might need
45:52some more whiskey and weed.
45:55Yeah.
45:59Oh, sorry.
46:12That's more than a double
46:14for you.
46:16We're going to get this
46:25diamond party started.
46:27Yeah, sure.
46:28Sure.
46:28Charlie!
46:50What the fuck are you doing?
46:51Hey!
46:56Isn't this shop going to be open?
46:58My customer base at Light Roses.
47:00I've been trying to call you.
47:01Now, did Sian give you George's records?
47:05Yeah.
47:06Those records have value, Charlie, especially to you.
47:09Motive, intention, upgrade your charges from dangerous driving to mer-
47:12Shh, shh.
47:17June.
47:18Hi.
47:21Oh, good morning.
47:23Good morning.
47:26Um, I actually just got a text from Roddy.
47:29What text?
47:31First of all, I would like to apologise.
47:34I was completely unprofessional yesterday and for that...
47:40I am sorry.
47:42God, I have turned a new leaf.
47:45Mm-hm.
47:48All thanks to you, Charlie boy.
47:50Really?
47:51Your little coach talk.
47:53Clean myself up.
47:55Work this case.
47:57Clean back my shazza.
48:01With that in mind, I would, uh, I would like to start again with a sober mind.
48:07Uh, Roddy, maybe we should talk about this.
48:10No, no, no, no, no.
48:11I've, I've marked you around enough.
48:12Sian, would you mind if I look at the evidence?
48:14Yeah.
48:15Well, get the pants.
48:16All right.
48:17All right.
48:18Ah.
48:19Yeah.
48:20Now, you see, it looks like dirt.
48:22But it's possibly paint.
48:23Metallic.
48:24So, what I'm going to do is give it a little bit of a good one.
48:29That's nice.
48:30That's nice.
48:31That's nice.
48:32Now, I'll take these samples to the lab and get them tested.
48:35Mm.
48:36Happy days.
48:37Roddy!
48:38Hey, look, uh, it's on my way.
48:40I can drop those samples off the lab for you.
48:41But it's possible paint.
48:42Metallic.
48:43So, what I'm going to do is give it a little bit of a good one, that's nice.
48:49That's nice.
48:53Now, I'll take these samples to the lab and get them tested.
48:57Mm.
48:58Happy days.
48:59Roddy!
49:01Hey, look, it's on my way.
49:03I can drop those samples off the lab for you if you want.
49:05You know, you should go see Shazza.
49:07With this second chance, I want to prove to you
49:09that I am a professional.
49:11Okay, but it's just on my way.
49:13Please.
49:14You sure?
49:15Yeah, all good.
49:16No, good.
49:18Good on you.
49:19I respect that.
49:26There we go.
49:29Please.
49:33So, are you okay with me staying a bit longer?
49:42I'm definitely okay with you staying.
49:47Charlie!
49:48Big Doris, eh?
49:49Don't think she's used to seeing black fellas around here.
50:01Don't think she's used to seeing black fellas around here.
50:02Don't think she's used to seeing black fellas around here.
50:16She'll be making a big deal.
50:17All right.
50:18Don't think she's used to seeing black fellas around here.
50:19Don't think she's used to seeing black fellas around here.
50:21Don't think she's used to seeing them.
50:22Check it out!
50:23What are you doing?
50:38I'm doing it.
50:46You got a problem?
50:50I saw.
50:53Everything okay?
51:14Yeah, it is fine.
51:16You got nothing, and that's what you're going to get.
51:27Anybody else seen this?
51:30If you've never been to Australia before, how can this be you?
51:34You know, we don't need any trouble with this.
51:37I'll fix it.
51:38What have you done?
51:40Are we stepping out of line?
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