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00:00Neighbours
00:02Everybody needs good neighbours
00:06With a little understanding
00:10You can find the perfect blend
00:16Neighbours
00:18Neighbours
00:20Should be there for one another
00:24That's when good neighbours become good friends
00:40Is she asleep?
00:41At last.
00:43Honestly, some of the things Lucy chats about before she goes to sleep would make your hair curl.
00:48Much more to do?
00:49Almost finished.
00:50I should be able to give it a test run tomorrow.
00:52Good. Like a cuppa?
00:53I'd love one.
00:55Don't worry, I'll get it.
01:04Mr. Robinson?
01:05Yes?
01:06I really apologise for calling this late.
01:08I'm not waking anyone up, am I?
01:09No.
01:10Good.
01:11I'm sorry, let me introduce myself.
01:12I'm Stephen Prince.
01:13Prince?
01:14It's about your son Paul.
01:16I know he's out at the moment.
01:17That's why I'm here.
01:18Well, you'd better come in, Mr. Prince.
01:20Please, call me Steve.
01:22Nice place.
01:23Nice locality.
01:24This is my mother-in-law, Mrs. Daniels.
01:27Helen, this is Stephen Prince.
01:28Hello, Mrs. Daniels.
01:29Oh.
01:30The only Stephen Prince I know writes for a scandal sheet.
01:33Have we met?
01:34No, but I must say some of the things you write have a sordid fascination for me.
01:39I often wonder why more people don't sue you.
01:41Well, I have a job to do, Mrs. Daniels, and the truth often hurts.
01:44You said you came about my son.
01:45Paul, yes.
01:46Look, I realise it's a sensitive issue, and if you don't like what I'm about to suggest,
01:51I'll go.
01:52The only problem is that I have a story to write, whether you cooperate or not.
01:55Do you mind if we sit down?
01:57I don't think you'll be staying very long, Mr. Prince.
01:59Well, my paper's doing the whole story, Mr. Robinson.
02:03Terry's early childhood, how she met and married that bank robber, lived with a crime
02:07figure, married your son for love, and then shot him when he reported it to the police.
02:11Just make sure you get all your facts right, because my son will sue you and your newspaper.
02:16Well, that's why I'm here.
02:18My paper's prepared to pay very well for Paul's version of the story.
02:21He won't be interested.
02:22Well, as I told you, we'll print anyway.
02:24Now, from what I hear, this family needs money.
02:27Why don't you both talk it over quietly with Paul?
02:30Why don't you talk it over with him yourself?
02:32Hi.
02:33What's up?
02:34Hi, Paul.
02:35We've just been talking about you.
02:36Steve Prince.
02:37Mr. Prince thinks you might like to sell your story to his newspaper.
02:40Oh, yeah, and what story's that?
02:42Well, about you and Terry.
02:43How you first met her.
02:44He fell in love.
02:45Why don't you get out, eh?
02:46I'll write it anyway, Paul.
02:47You do that and I'll kill you, man.
02:48Just get out.
02:49Leave this family alone, mate.
02:52I'm sorry, Paul.
02:53I really am.
02:54But he had to hear it from you, or he'd have kept on about it.
02:56Yeah, yeah.
02:57Good night.
02:58Good night.
03:01Anyone out?
03:02Daph?
03:03Yep.
03:04Congratulations!
03:05Isn't it fantastic?
03:06Who is Daphne?
03:07I think the wedding dresses.
03:09What wedding dresses?
03:10She's going to look sensational.
03:11Now, let me get a good look at you.
03:12Who are you?
03:13I'm her best friend.
03:14Hasn't she told you about me?
03:15No.
03:16Daph?
03:17You are going to have the best wedding.
03:18I've got it all worked out.
03:19Hi, Daph.
03:20Isn't he gorgeous?
03:21He's everything you said he was.
03:23You told her about the wedding?
03:25Yeah.
03:26She tricked me into it.
03:28We agreed no one would know.
03:30Oh, I'm not no one.
03:31I'm her best friend.
03:32So you said.
03:33How come I've never heard of her?
03:34I'm trying to forget the day I even met her.
03:35See?
03:36Now, only her best friend would be that insulting.
03:37Now, Daphne, you go and make us a cup of coffee.
03:39And Daphne, you sit down here while we get to know each other.
03:45I'll take the two girls to the airport tomorrow morning.
03:48You can do their birthday party at two o'clock.
03:50I'll do the six o'clock.
03:51And then you can have the gorilla suit back at about eight.
03:53Listen, I'd better go.
03:54A charming lady let me use her phone.
03:55All right.
03:56Talk to you tomorrow.
03:57All right.
03:58I can't thank you enough for this, Mrs Mitchell,
04:00and I promise I won't make a habit of it.
04:02As the nun said when someone gave her a sequined dress length.
04:05Yes.
04:06Well, if your phone's not connected yet.
04:08Anyway, it gave me the opportunity of meeting you.
04:11Rest the family out.
04:12Yes.
04:13I'm staying with my brother and his son.
04:16Gee, you remind me of a favourite aunt of mine.
04:18She's a nice lady.
04:19Oh.
04:20Well, thank you, Clive.
04:21And if ever I can do anything for you, just let me know.
04:24Well, it was very nice meeting you.
04:26Good night.
04:27Night.
04:28Hey, we must all have a barbie when I get settled in.
04:30Yes.
04:31I'll tell my brother.
04:35Oh, and then there was that young guy who chased you from Sydney to Melbourne and back again.
04:38Now, he was absolutely loaded, but she didn't want to know about it.
04:41I just can't understand her not telling you all these things, dear.
04:44Neither can I.
04:45Anyway, you're the lucky one, but there's no way you two are going to run off and get married.
04:49Zoe's here now, and you're going to have a wedding to remember, whether you like it or not.
04:52Please, Zoe, thanks for the thought, but there is no way we're going to have a big wedding.
04:55Oh, it won't be big, just friends and neighbours.
04:57Don't want friends and neighbours?
04:58Oh, look, just because you've been stood up four times.
05:01Oh, you know that as well, do you?
05:03Zoe, look, why don't we run you home now, huh?
05:05I haven't got a home, remember?
05:06Des, Des, it'll be all right.
05:08Look, I know she's a bit of a rat bag, but underneath her, she's okay, really.
05:11Look, you two sort it out. I'm going to bed.
05:12Oh, no way. Never let the sun set on a quarrel. Remember who used to say that?
05:16This isn't a quarrel.
05:18Look, Zoe, you know, it's been really great meeting you,
05:22and seeing that you know all our innermost thoughts,
05:25I guess that makes you a friend of the family, right?
05:29Oh, I'd like that.
05:30Well, as a friend of the family, butt out of the wedding.
05:33All right.
05:42G'day, Max.
05:44Oh, g'day, Paul.
05:46You're still having trouble with this thing, eh?
05:48Yeah, yeah.
05:50Hey, who are those two?
05:52I don't know, your neighbours, I suppose.
05:55I don't know.
05:57Something funny going on in that house.
05:59I mean, you'd think they'd at least make themselves known, it was...
06:03Yeah, well, you can get to know them if you want.
06:05As far as I'm concerned, the more they keep for themselves, the better.
06:12Morning.
06:13Hi.
06:14Oh, we're still talking, are we?
06:16I'm sorry about last night.
06:21Me too.
06:22And I promise I'll stop her telling everyone about the wedding, okay?
06:25Good.
06:26Go and give her a call, will you?
06:28Give her a call?
06:29Zoe, she's in the spare room.
06:30Is she still here?
06:31I hope so.
06:32I promised I'd wake her up so she could get a lift with you.
06:35She's not moving in, is she?
06:36Of course she isn't, Des.
06:39Hi.
06:40Morning, sleep well?
06:41Yeah, like a top.
06:42It's a lovely little room in there, isn't it?
06:44And how's Des this morning?
06:46Good, thanks.
06:47Look at him, not a bit grumpy today.
06:49Oh, fresh orange juice, fantastic.
06:51Hey, I didn't dream it about you two, did I?
06:53You are getting married.
06:54Yeah.
06:55And it's really just going to be me, Des and his mother.
06:57And me.
06:58No, Zoe, not you.
06:59Okay, okay.
07:00If you don't want your best friend, then that's up to you.
07:02What the hell?
07:03Door's open.
07:04No one would steal that old bomb.
07:05Oh, yeah.
07:06Hang on a sec.
07:07Morning.
07:08You must be my new neighbor.
07:09I'm Max Ramsey.
07:10Hi Max.
07:11Clive Gibbons.
07:12Ah, what are ya?
07:13Early morning booking, Max.
07:14Booking for what?
07:15Chuck Grahams.
07:16Eh?
07:17We've got to get to the airport to scare hell out of some soccer star.
07:19You mean you're running a business from that place?
07:20Right.
07:21Just as you're running your plumbing business from your place.
07:22That's different.
07:23I mean, this street was named after my grandfather, you know.
07:25It was?
07:26Yeah.
07:27Gee, you're a celebrity, Max.
07:28We'll have to get together and talk about it later on.
07:30You know, I thought you were deliberately avoiding me.
07:32No one would steal that old bomb.
07:33No one would steal that old bomb.
07:34Oh, yeah.
07:35Hang on a sec.
07:36Morning.
07:37You must be my new neighbor.
07:38I'm Max Ramsey.
07:39Hi Max.
07:40Clive Gibbons.
07:41We'll have to get together and talk about it later on.
07:44You know, I thought you were deliberately avoiding me.
07:46Gotta go.
07:56As soon as I find a job and somewhere to stay, I'll come back to the coffee shop and celebrate.
08:00Yeah, well look after yourself, okay?
08:02You sure you've got everything?
08:03Yeah, I've only got that back.
08:04Great, let's go.
08:05No, hold on a minute.
08:06Look, if you've got no money and no job, what are you going to do?
08:09Oh, you know me.
08:10I don't want to turn up.
08:11Although, when I think of things like squats...
08:12Oh, Des, we can't just throw her out like this.
08:13No, I'm not throwing her out.
08:14You said give her a lift and see her.
08:15Oh, yes, I know, but she's got nowhere to go.
08:18Daphne, don't worry.
08:19I mean, I may be your best friend, but I'm not your responsibility.
08:22Although, when I do get a job, I warn you both, I'll be begging to rent that cosy little
08:25spare room in there.
08:27Would you mind if I talk to Des alone for a minute?
08:31No, there's nothing you have to say to me that can't be said in front of Zoe.
08:34Okay.
08:35Would you mind if she stays until we get married?
08:39Um...
08:40No, no, no.
08:41I don't mind.
08:42Oh, Des, you're lovely.
08:43I promise I'll get a job today and I'll pay the rent.
08:44And as for you, you really are my very best friend.
08:45Yes, I know that.
08:46Now, why don't you take it back and put it in your room so as I can say goodbye to the
08:48man I'm going to marry without you butting in, huh?
08:49Call me when you're ready, Des.
08:50I love you, Des.
08:51I love you, Des.
08:52I love you, Des, Clark.
08:53Yeah, well, I can understand that.
08:54Oh, hello.
08:55Thought you were reading in your room.
08:56Yep, I was.
08:57But now, I'm sitting here talking to you.
08:58What were you sketching?
08:59Nothing important.
09:00Was that a cup of tea?
09:01Yeah, I'll put it in.
09:02Oh, get it.
09:03All right.
09:04I'll put it in.
09:05Huh?
09:06Call me when you're ready, Des.
09:07I love you, Des, Clark.
09:08Yeah, well, I can understand that.
09:10Oh!
09:11Hello.
09:13Thought you were reading in your room.
09:16oh hello thought you were reading in your room yep I was but now I'm sitting here talking to
09:24you what were you sketching nothing important that cup of tea yeah I'll get it oh hello hello
09:36I insisted we come over when I heard Madge hadn't been to see any of the neighbors I
09:43decided we would start with you what a good idea Paul look who's here Paul good heavens I haven't
09:51seen you since you were about 16 I'm very well such a nice we've just finished redecorating it
09:59oh please do sit down thank you Paul's put the kettle on oh we don't want to be a bother no bother at all
10:05excuse me for a minute I'll get it how are you Paul oh fighting fit you know and you look how he's
10:11bearing up I do admire you Paul grand I'm gonna go for that walk now have a nice chat won't you
10:19bye-bye Paul such a nice young man such a tragedy mind you I did have my doubts about him marrying
10:26that girl when I heard about her background tea won't be long how are things next door Madge oh
10:31quieter today Max has decided to concentrate on the new neighbors do you know that the young man there
10:37wears a gorilla outfit a what Lucy told me he delivers gorilla telegrams Max's renamed number 22
10:44he's calling at the ape house trust Max you know I used to house keep the max and the boys for a
10:50while no I didn't know yes it was after Maria left oh I don't know there's so much unhappiness in the
10:57world I just hope that if Desmond ever marries he'll find a girl like Daphne Daphne would be the
11:03ideal girl for this well providing she could live down her background I agree I mean even if you're
11:10innocent it's very difficult to convince people when you've been charged with murder that's the
11:15problem with gossips isn't it they never know when to let up do they I'll make the tea
11:18anyone home hi stranger welcome back we heard you were home right where's Des he's doing a computer
11:31cause for the bank there's another lesson this morning here come sit down no no what about your
11:35writing you're far more important than the ironing you know about that so much Daphne what did you
11:43really think of Terry I thought she was the luckiest girl in the world to get a guy like you good for a
11:48bruised ego Paul I've got to admit I liked Terry and I believe she loved you yeah she loved me all right
11:55she put a bullet through me didn't she what really happened that day well you were arrested for the
12:02murder of Charles Durham which don't forget she was only too happy to let you take the rap for I
12:07found the gun that she'd hidden I confronted her with it when she got home she admitted she killed
12:15Durham so I begged her to call the police to clear you and she refused I said I'd do it oh she thought I
12:21was bluffing didn't she then when she found out I wasn't she aimed the gun I kept dialing and she
12:29fired the thing I don't know is whether she intended on killing me or not Daph I loved her so much
12:38now I hate her I know it's an old cliche but you'll get over it in time no I I won't and I don't want to
12:47get over it I'm never gonna trust another woman again does that include me now of course it doesn't
12:53include you now she hurt you and I'm sorry for that hey we were going out together and I didn't
13:00realize what a wonderful girl you are Shane Ramsey's a pretty lucky guy you know Shane well there is
13:05someone but it's not Shane someone else is this serious it is I love him well whoever it is he
13:13doesn't deserve you oh Paul I just hope you find happiness one day
13:17well
13:22excuse us
13:26I thought it would be nice for Madge to meet the girl my son was going to marry
13:34perhaps we should come back when you're otherwise engaged
13:37I don't mind them look you can explain till you're blue in the face and I'll still believe the worst
13:47but hang on tell me what's this about you and Des we're getting married you are I don't believe it
13:54of course it's supposed to be a big secret we may as well be shouting it from the town hall
13:58yeah but Des you sure about this yeah I'm sure mind you by the time his mother finishes telling
14:04him about us making violent love anything can happen
14:07ah don't worry I'll put him straight of course um seeing we are being accused we could have a
14:12little fun oh get away Paul Robinson so you ought to have a lucky day for us all when you moved into
14:17Ramsey Street see ya
14:18I've never told you about the Clark curse have I Helen no Eileen but if we could just forget about things like that
14:27and both go in next door and talk to Daphne wouldn't do any good this marriage is doomed
14:31just like all the others you see one of Desmond's father's ancestors had a curse put on him oh just
14:36what is going on Eileen saying that Des and Daphne were getting married are getting married if she
14:42doesn't spoil it for them well if anyone's going to spoil it for them it'll be you I was embarrassed
14:46and shocked I walked in there and found you doing what kissing and what did you do when Daphne told
14:54you that she was getting married you kissed her right well of course I did well what did you
14:58think I was going to do when she told me punch her in the face well Paul is that what it was she
15:03told you she told me that she loves your son and is going to marry him and yes I kissed her but it
15:09was supposed to be a secret well the secret's out isn't it now if I were you I'd hot-footed back
15:14there and apologize to Daphne doesn't definitely can't believe it well my boy come up to scratch
15:28then I'd hardly say that talking about that new mob next door for once in me life I agree with you I
15:34am talking about that girl you seem to like so much Daphne now hold on I know more about Daphne and
15:41most people and she's all right all right means kissing Paul Robinson when she's supposed to be
15:46marrying Dez Clark it's got rocks in your head you wouldn't marry Dez Clark in a fit possibly not now
15:52that his mother's seen her in a compromising situation with another man but they were to
15:56be married next week look it's none of your business but ever since that girl clapped eyes
16:00on Shane she's been crazy about it I mean all he's got to do is ask her to marry him she'd do it
16:04like that how little you know about the street you live in
16:09cheese and Daphne no why
16:14he's gonna get him
16:15uh mr. Gibbons hi Max
16:28listen just want to give you a lovely word
16:32great could we have a drink later I just got to pay the girls off oh actually it's about you and
16:36the girls what about it some of the neighbors don't like the way there's a turn in the street into a
16:41zoo oh sorry about that who are they I can't tell them to mind their own business well they
16:46wouldn't like that either see oh I see you're their spokesman are you yep well I suppose I
16:49good well listen Max we've just been out to the airport in a wild goose chase the guy that took
16:54ground was for didn't turn up and we didn't get paid I'll have to pay those two girls out of my own
16:57pocket and the last straw is for a bunch of wowsers to start whinging about this street looking like a zoo
17:02listen this street was named after my grandfather that's the second time you told me that today
17:06listen I had to move out of my last place because of a guy just like you so I understand what you're
17:10about Max you don't care what people do so long as they do it your way
17:13you'll find I'm a very good neighbor so long as you leave me alone but if you
17:17butt into my life all hell will be let loose in the street have a nice day
17:26Daphne yeah I'm sorry about embarrassing you like that in front of Madge Mitchell
17:31that's okay no it's not okay and on top of everything else I had to go and tell her about
17:35the wedding don't worry about it and let's face it this and I don't have that many close friends
17:40anyway when the Callum of the Robinsons turn up well that's great what if Shane Ramsey turns up
17:46I'll relax Eileen if I wanted Shane I wouldn't have proposed to Dez would I
17:58hi mum where's Daphne in her room she won't be long oh you're Dez's mum yes who are you this is
18:05Zoe oh where did you two meet oh right over there I took one looking through my arms around
18:10him didn't I Dez does Daphne know about this mum Zoe is Daphne's best friend oh hi hello
18:18Zoe hi Dez gave me a lift home isn't he great did you find a job no but I will I just know it well
18:24we'll talk about that later um Dez your mother has something to say to you what about uh about um
18:32about the the wedding what about the wedding well owing to a a slight misunderstanding I uh uh uh
18:46told Madge Mitchell and she uh oh uh told Max Ramsey and Helen knows Dez the whole of Ramsey street knows about
18:57ouse
19:11you
19:11you
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