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00:00Neighbours
00:02Everybody needs good neighbours
00:06With a little understanding
00:10You can find the perfect blend
00:15Neighbours
00:18Neighbours
00:20Should be there for one another
00:24That's when good neighbours become good friends
00:36You're working with him, aren't you?
00:38We hired you in good faith as a chauffeur
00:41And you're not a chauffeur at all, are you?
00:44You're a spy!
00:46What a con!
00:47Now for your information, Gran, it's okay, I'll handle this
00:50Gran, did you hear that?
00:52Look, this is totally getting out of hand
00:54I haven't discussed any business with Paul
00:56I'm afraid we've only got your word for that
00:59This sounds like a set-up
01:01Something that Trade Practices and the Real Estate Institute would be fascinated with
01:05Oh, and I'm equally certain we've got grounds to sue
01:09Sue?
01:11Through your boss, yes
01:13Yes, wait till your boss hears that you've lost the Fleming contract, Mrs. Daniels
01:18As of now, you're fired
01:21Now, just wait a minute, hang on, what's this all about?
01:24I mean, sue for what? On what grounds?
01:26Industrial espionage? Conspiracy to defraud, maybe?
01:29Are you serious?
01:30Getting your grandmother to spy for you
01:32They'll never believe this whole chamber of course
01:34I doubt if they'd believe it in a court of law
01:37I'd be a fool to jeopardise my company by doing something so obvious
01:41Your company?
01:42Yes, I'm the company director, and the chauffeur
01:44Ah, keeping it in the family, hey?
01:47So that's why you took over from Shane
01:50So you could do a little scam with Paul
01:52Aiming for a libel suit too, are we, Deborah?
01:54Come on, Grant, let's go
01:56Now, hold on
01:58Just when did you find out we were planning to do business with your grandson?
02:02When we arrived, not before
02:05Well, why didn't you tell us you were related?
02:07No, she doesn't have to answer questions from you
02:09I thought it was best
02:11But you told him what was said in the car
02:13Nothing overheard in the car has been repeated, you have my word, if that means anything to you
02:17No, it doesn't
02:18You're obviously lying
02:20Well, right or wrong, we can't do business the way things are
02:23Not with people we can't trust
02:25Lost yourself a deal, I'm afraid, Robinson
02:27As I said before, plenty of other customers
02:30Not when this story gets around
02:31No, wait a minute
02:32When this story gets around, there's going to be a lot of people that want to know how the Flemings operate
02:38And there's nothing like a little creative teamwork to get the price of land down that you want cheap, is there?
02:42So you did tell him
02:44I didn't have to
02:45You did it all for me
02:49Come on, mad, shake a leg
02:54Aren't you coming home?
02:55You go on home, Tom
02:57I'll see you there later
02:58Aye?
03:01I'm going to do some visiting
03:02Oh, right
03:04Happy hunting
03:05Shut up, Tom
03:10Where are you blokes off to?
03:11Oh, down to the pool
03:12Shane's going to coach me in diving
03:14Is he now?
03:15Yeah, great, eh?
03:16He was the best
03:17Too right he was
03:18And you know why he was the best?
03:19Come on, you guys
03:20No?
03:21Top coach
03:22Really?
03:23Yeah, my brother Max
03:24And I'm as good as he was
03:27We'd better get going
03:28Pop in, I'll take you down there
03:29Uncle Tom
03:30We're just going to muck around a bit
03:31No big deal
03:32Sure, sure, come on
03:33You kids can get in the back
03:35Look, you want coaching?
03:36Yeah
03:37You want the best?
03:38Yeah
03:40Uncle Tom
03:41We Ramsey boys
03:42We're the best in the business
03:43Now you stick with me, kid
03:44And you may end up
03:45Almost as good as we were
03:46Now, come on
03:47We're wasting time
03:49I'll be sorry
03:50Well, what's wrong?
03:51He's going to be as tough as Max
03:52Wasn't sure
03:53Not there
03:59Well, there's no point in talking anymore, is there?
04:02Take us back to our hotel
04:04I'm not sure that I can do that
04:07Survive me, remember?
04:11I don't know what gave you the idea
04:12You should come in and take over like that
04:14Huh, too long ago
04:15I meant nothing on you
04:16Get off your break
04:17Des, get out of it
04:19You can't leave anything alone, can you?
04:24Well, do something useful
04:25Sweep the floor
04:27Be assertive
04:28Forceful
04:29What?
04:32Huh?
04:33Um, where's the broom?
04:34There!
04:35Oh
04:45Des
04:47It's not gonna work
04:49Sorry?
04:51I don't need some white knight to come charging in and take over my life
04:54I can manage on my own
04:56Here's my life, after all
04:59Things are just starting to work out for me
05:01So, why should I go backwards?
05:04Backwards?
05:05Well, that's nice
05:06Oh, you know what I mean
05:08Look
05:10Why can't we just be friends?
05:13We are
05:14Then what more do you want?
05:19It's too soon, Des
05:20I can't go on just switching my feelings on and off like that
05:24Yeah
05:25Yeah, I know
05:26Hmm
05:28Oh, here
05:29Let me
05:32Well, at least I'm good for something
05:36Okay, how are things going in here? Next load ready?
05:38Um, just about
05:39Yep
05:40How's everything at Lassiter's?
05:41Oh, they've all knocked off
05:42Shane's taking Mike and Scott down for diving practice at the pool
05:44Oh, good
05:46Well, I can put this in the car
05:48Anything else I can do?
05:49You already have
05:51Twice
05:55There you go
05:56Hand it up, I'll go
05:57There we are
05:58Oh, sorry, Mitch
05:59Oh, Jack, you don't have to apologise to me
06:02Here we go
06:03Ah, there
06:04How's that look?
06:05Well, it looks very nice, but you can't read it from here
06:09It doesn't matter
06:10Oh, Jack, you should be proud of it
06:11It's not everybody who's a buck-jumping champion
06:13Only every second bloke up north
06:15Oh
06:16But it could come in handy with the troublemakers
06:18I can tell them I got it for, uh, bull wrestling
06:21Ah, it's a bit tarnished, isn't it?
06:23Oh, well, I can fix that
06:24Have you got a polishing cloth?
06:25Behind the bar
06:26Oh, right
06:28I'm glad you enjoyed my cake
06:30Ah, that was top notch
06:32You know, I reckon you're just as good a cook as Addie
06:34And that's really saying something
06:36Well, you should taste my roast beef and Yorkshire pudding
06:38It's not too bad if I say so myself
06:41Yorkshire pudding, eh?
06:43I'd give my right arm to meet a woman who could cook that as well as my mother
06:46You know, not even Addie came up to scratch on that
06:49Ah, well, you only have to say the word
06:51You're on
06:53You know, you're a good sort, Madge
06:55A man needs a mate like you
06:57Oh, thank you, Jack
06:59It's nice to feel appreciated
07:01Well, there we are, how's that?
07:03That's great
07:04Oh, I'd better be running along
07:06And remember, Jack
07:07Anything you need, you only have to ask
07:10Right on your arm, Madge
07:11Madge
07:14Ah, that's a sight for sore eyes
07:16Sorry, a bit early for a drink
07:18Not unless we're going to celebrate my new job
07:20What job?
07:22Your receptionist told me that you were looking for a new barman
07:25So?
07:26So I'm here to apply
07:28Is that right?
07:30That's a surprise
07:32I've done it before
07:33So have thousands of others, but why should I employ you?
07:35Why shouldn't you?
07:37I like a girl who's confident
07:39Good, when do I start?
07:41How about a week's trial starting now?
07:43I reckon you're just what we need
07:46Now?
07:48Well, yes, good, great
07:49Great
07:55No, no, no, there's no flamin' good
07:59You call that a dive?
08:02This kid dives like a jellyfish
08:04I thought it was great
08:06Oh, yeah?
08:08Well, what do you reckon, Shane?
08:11How was it?
08:12It's fine
08:13Well, taking over the coaching now, eh?
08:15To me?
08:16No
08:17Look, it might have looked alright to you, mate
08:18But you've got to have the eye
08:20The trained eye to pick out what's wrong
08:22Didn't I do it right?
08:23In a word, no
08:25Your take-off's wobbly
08:27You've got to get more strength off the tower
08:28You're straining to get around, see?
08:29Looks jerky
08:31The dive will come when you get your run-up
08:32and take-off under control
08:34Okay?
08:36Time you got in the water
08:41Fine?
08:42That was fine
08:44Just remember to take your time before the run
08:47And get a clear picture inside your head
08:48of exactly how you want to do the dive, okay?
08:51But don't rush it
08:52Okay, thanks
08:53Go on, Mike, come in!
08:58Cut it out, you bludger!
09:01We're here to work, not muck about
09:03Come on, Mike, up you get
09:07I got it
09:08Watch what you're doing, Des
09:11Right hook
09:13What?
09:15Excuse me
09:17I'll be right with you, Dad
09:19Right hook
09:20Yeah, I thought it'd help if you had a sort of a catchphrase to say to yourself
09:23You know, to help you be more aggressive and get in there and be more assertive
09:26Right hook, you see?
09:27I hate boxing
09:28Yeah, well, I just thought it might help you feel more aggressive
09:30Yeah, well, I'm feeling pretty aggressive now
09:32You're always buttoning in at the wrong time
09:34See? It works!
09:35Yeah, I'm inclined to...
09:37Just try on my right hook on you, pal
09:38Now, that's it, if you can keep that feeling, just tone it down and smile
09:42I hate to break up the Mother's Club meeting, but we do have work to do
09:45Just try it, huh? Believe me, it works
09:47Yeah, just let me do it my way
09:48Right hook, trust me
09:49Oh, hello Shane
09:53Any word from your Dad?
09:55No, not a thing
09:57Oh, I do wish you'd let us know what's going on up there
10:00Nobody else home?
10:02No, they're all down at the pool listening to Uncle Tom blow his trumpet
10:05What's he doing down there?
10:07Don't tell him he hasn't told you yet
10:09He's going to be the greatest coach ever, even better than the old man
10:13He's training Mike to be a champion
10:15But when we left Lasseter's, I understood that you were going to be doing the coaching
10:19What happened?
10:20I didn't get a chance, Uncle Tom just barged him and took over
10:23Well, that's Tom alright, heavy handed
10:25Thick is a better word, makes a damn fool of himself too
10:28Oh, he tries too hard, that's all
10:30Even as a kid as he was always trying to measure up and tripping over his feet in the process
10:35Yeah, well maybe you should think about somebody else for a change
10:38The rest of us have got feelings too
10:40Alright, maybe he is a better coach than I am
10:41But at least he could have given me a chance to try
10:45Mike will be disappointed too
10:47He was so thrilled that you were taking an interest in him
10:50Those kids really look up to you Shane
10:53Yeah, I don't know why
10:55Oh, you seem so much happier since you've been seeing this girl you met at work
10:59Yeah, I've got Deborah I suppose
11:04She felt for me, so I can't be too bad, eh?
11:06Of course not
11:09Thank you for that for a while, I've put the billy on
11:14Would you like a cuppa?
11:16Love one
11:18So, how's young Bradley?
11:21Is he settled down after all the excitement?
11:23Bradley? It's okay?
11:25Why are you so interested?
11:26Oh, have I said something wrong?
11:29Sorry
11:31It's just that nobody around here ever lets you forget anything
11:35And I'm getting sick and tired of being the centre of everybody's gossip
11:38Well, of course people talk about you
11:41I mean, look, most of the people around here live very ordinary lives
11:44You're one out of the box
11:46You're a colourful character
11:47Oh, yes
11:49Warfie's daughter, con artist, unmarried mother, the list cousin
11:52Come on, that's small beer
11:54I've met plenty of people tougher than you
11:56No, no, the way I see it is you're a survivor
12:00You're a woman with guts
12:02Can't have been easy bringing up Bradley on your own
12:05You're a fighter
12:07Okay, sometimes you've got to fight a little bit dirty in order to get what you want
12:10So, well, it's just to be hoped the bloke upstairs turns a blind eye and you can make up for it later
12:15It's the way I see it
12:17You're doing alright
12:19I tried to con you
12:21Ah, darling, I've been diddled by experts, don't you worry about that
12:24Well, life certainly hasn't been easy, that's for sure
12:27You know, it's so hard to be a single mother and try to hold down a job when you can't get proper childcare
12:33And all I've ever wanted to do is give Bradley at least half the chance other children have
12:37Still, whatever has happened is my fault, I've got nobody to blame but myself
12:41Well, if that mongrel McKinley had done the right thing
12:44Oh, look, I was an idiot to get involved with him
12:46Come on, you were a kid, you wouldn't know
12:48Oh, bad judge of character, that's my problem
12:51I'm pretty good myself
12:53I reckon you're A1
12:58I suppose it's worth it
13:00Losing the Fleming account for the sake of principle
13:03Now, what's more important, Graeme, your principles are a couple of sharks like them
13:06Well, if you put it like that
13:09Don't worry, business will pick up anyway
13:11Anyway, I can always put a few customers on to you
13:13If you still have them
13:15Hello, Helen, can I come in?
13:17Yes, mad you do
13:19Like some coffee?
13:20Oh, I'd love one
13:22Oh, I didn't expect to see you here
13:24Well, how's everything going?
13:26Terrible, how about you?
13:28Oh, I'm alright
13:30I'm rather worried about Shane though
13:31No
13:32What's wrong with him?
13:33Oh, I don't know, Helen, he's so down
13:35He's getting a real chip on his shoulder
13:36Thinks everyone's against him
13:38Well, do you think it'd help if I had a word with him?
13:41I didn't think you two were speaking
13:43Oh, Grant, you know Shane and I will always be mates
13:45Oh, Paul, if you think you could get through to him, it'd be wonderful
13:48Yeah, I'll give it a try
13:51Stay there
13:55Mr. Fleming, what can I do for you?
13:57It was Mrs. Daniels I came to see, actually
13:58I'm sorry, she's busy
14:01Don't you tell her I'm here, please
14:03No, but I can give you the name of our solicitor
14:05Mrs. Daniels has nothing to say to you and nor do I
14:08I'm afraid we don't deal with people like you
14:11It's alright, Paul
14:13Won't you come in, Mr. Fleming?
14:19Thank you for seeing me, Mrs. Daniels
14:21I thought I was going to have a fight on my hands
14:24Well, I hope you'll understand if I don't apologise for Paul's behaviour
14:27My reaction would have been exactly the same
14:30Well, it's good to see family sticking together
14:33Speaking of which, I believe Rosemead Daniels is your daughter
14:37Yes, how do you know her?
14:39I've had some business dealings with her in the US
14:41Well, Mr. Fleming, very nice to have met you
14:44Oh, yes, Mrs. Mitchell
14:46Bye-bye, bye, Helen
14:47Bye-bye, Madge
14:48Bye-bye, Madge
14:50Paul, I believe Deborah wants to speak with you, she's at Lacedos
14:54Well, I think I'm fully booked this afternoon
14:55You tell her to make an appointment with my secretary
14:57She's expecting you
14:58I said I'm busy
15:00It might be a good idea if you pop in on your way to the office, darling
15:03I mean, it might be important if Deborah's asked for you
15:06Maybe she wants to apologise for the way she's been treating you
15:10After all, you are owed an apology
15:12Go on, I'll ring you later
15:14Okay
15:16Be in touch, Paul
15:18You know where I am
15:21He's right, of course, we do owe you an apology
15:23Jumped the gun a bit, I'm afraid
15:25You understand?
15:26Do I?
15:27Well, business and all that
15:29Can't trust anyone
15:30And you must admit, it didn't look good
15:33You seem to do business with the wrong people
15:35You'll have to change your contacts
15:37Well, Jack was right about one thing
15:39You're not an easy woman to get the better of
15:42Jack Lasseter?
15:44Chewed my ear off about you
15:45Said, I'd never meet anyone more true blue than Helen Daniels
15:50He's right, I never should have doubted you, I'm sorry
15:54Well, apology accepted
15:57Would you like a cup of coffee?
15:59Thank you, oh, on one condition
16:00You'll let me take you out to dinner tonight
16:03Peace offering
16:05Well, thank you
16:07Do sit down, I'll get a cup
16:10Remember, don't bring your arms up too slow
16:14Off you go
16:21That's what I call a one and a half
16:24Yeah, he's pretty good, isn't he?
16:25Good coach, mate
16:26That's what makes a difference
16:27How was the bat time?
16:31Oh, not bad
16:33Still have to watch your run up though
16:35Well, I've had it
16:37I think I'll call it a day
16:39No way mate, we're just beginning to head stride here
16:42I can't get back up there again
16:44Of course you can
16:46When Shane was in training
16:48He used to work out three or four hours a day
16:49No sweat
16:51Well, you can call it quits if you want to
16:53But quitters don't get to be champions
16:55See?
16:57That's what coaches are for, son
16:59Make you keep going when you want to give up
17:01Here we go
17:04Here we go
17:06One beer
17:08One gamparo and soda
17:09Got ourselves a job, Edwin
17:11That's right
17:12Good on you
17:14Here's to forgiving and forgetting
17:17Is that supposed to be an apology, is it?
17:19Why else would I be buying you a drink?
17:21Oh, I can think of one very good reason
17:23A particular block of land you're after
17:25That's not the only reason
17:27Oh, just what else do you want, Deborah?
17:33Yo, it's my grandmother you should be apologising to, not me
17:36True, but she can't sell me that land, can she?
17:40This isn't the usual way that I do business
17:44Me either
17:46But then we've never done business together before, have we, Paul?
17:50No
17:52You won't let this deal slip through your fingers, will you?
17:55That would be silly
17:57As I said before, there's others
17:59Why are you playing so hard to get?
18:02We've offered you a good price
18:04Why don't you take it?
18:06Then you can take me out and we can celebrate
18:10Look, you're so liberated
18:12Why don't you take me out?
18:14You've got a deal
18:15Mmm, I'm starving, let's get out of here
18:21Ah, it's looking great, thanks to you guys
18:25We're all at the hard hands, ma'am
18:27Speak for yourself
18:29I hope there's something to eat at home, Clive
18:31I'm not looking forward to scratching around for a meal
18:33The cupboard's a bear, I think, we might have to eat out
18:35Not at my budget
18:37What?
18:39You two finished? I want to lock up
18:40Yeah, I'll just put these boxes around the back
18:43Ask her to dinner
18:48So you're going home now?
18:49Yeah, if I can get a lift
18:51Sure, sure, well I wasn't going straight home
18:53Oh, well I'll go with Clive then
18:55I was going to have something to eat
18:57Good idea, they say it prolongs life
18:59Hurry up, Clive, we're going
19:03We could do it together
19:04Pardon?
19:05Eat? I mean, have a meal together
19:08Go out somewhere?
19:09Yeah, well you've got nothing on at home
19:10I mean, you've got nothing to eat at home
19:12And we both feel like cooking
19:14So I thought we might just go out and eat somewhere
19:15You know, no big deal
19:17Okay, thanks
19:19So, what's happening?
19:20Well, Des is taking us out to dinner
19:22Come on
19:28Here we go
19:30Mmm, thank you
19:32And here's to the deal
19:33And to us
19:37Dan
19:38Stay there
19:39Whoever it is, I'll get rid of them
19:41You don't want the champagne to go flat, do you?
19:47What are you doing here?
19:49Just drop by
19:51Well, you should have called
19:53Well, you didn't know I had to make an appointment?
19:56I can't see you now, I'm busy
19:58And who have you got in there?
20:00None of your business
20:01None of your business
20:08I might have known
20:10Well, this is cosy
20:12What are we celebrating, hey? The two of you getting together?
20:14You've got a nerve
20:16You can talk
20:17Just what's going on here?
20:18Yeah, tell us, Deborah
20:20Don't you walk in here as if you own me
20:22I hire you and that's it
20:25Now get out!
20:34Sorry about that
20:36Where's that champagne?
20:37There you go, somebody
20:41Right a bit
20:45What'll it be? The usual?
20:47Scotch
20:49Not working tonight
20:51Not for her, I'm not
20:53Who's that? The Fleming woman?
20:55Miss Fleming to the likes of us blokes, mate
20:56Oh
20:58Soda?
21:00Straight
21:01Make it a double
21:02Shake yourself one or two
21:04What are we drinking to?
21:06To me, mate
21:10The biggest no-hyper in the world
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