The Professionals. S01 E03. Old Dog With New Tricks.

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First broadcast 13th January 1978.  Charley Turkel plans to spring his brother Henry from prison by holding the Home Secretary as a hostage - as CI5 discover when they arrest a small-time hood who has robbed Tutkel's armoury.  Gordon Jackson - George Cowley Martin Shaw - Doyle Lewis Collins - Bodie Johnny Shannon - Charley Turkel Stephan Chase - Dapper Phil Davis - Billy Turner (as Philip Davis) Richard Hampton - Morgan Pamela Stephenson - Nurse Emma Bolding Anthony Morton - Henry Turkel John Judd - Police Inspector Basil Hoskins - Dr. Brook Edward Dentith - High Ranking Police Officer Howard Bell - CID Sergeant Bridget Brice - Betty, Cowley's Secretary Sammie Winmill - Young Lady Jerry Baker - CI5 Man Gary Dean - Policeman Alan Harris - Radio Operator Dennis Plenty - Uniformed Policeman Jack Ross - Gang Member Guy Standeven - Police Sergeant Reg Thomason - Man Standing Outside Hospital

Transcript

00:00The gardener's looking lovely, Henry. We're taking care of it for you.

00:07Got a gardener in today, especially.

00:10A friend called in the other night, asked after you.

00:14Everybody sends their love.

00:17Mum's going to Spain again this year.

00:19Same villa she had last year.

00:21Said she prefers that to an hotel.

00:23Being around boss-like.

00:26And Henry, she wishes you could be with us.

00:30Well, we all do.

00:33Things aren't too bad in here, are they?

00:36I'm greasing enough palms.

00:40Nobody leaning on you, is there?

00:43I want out, Charlie.

00:45Henry.

00:46Out, Charlie, out!

01:00How is he, Charlie?

01:10Still running the show in there, is he?

01:12Still got the screws jumping?

01:14He's not going to make it.

01:17His eyes, I know that look.

01:19We've got to get him out.

01:20But, Charlie, he's top security wing.

01:22There's no chance.

01:23Not the old way, no.

01:26But they do things different these days.

01:30Like this.

01:31Oi!

01:57What do you think?

01:58Oh, it's worked for you, hasn't worked for us.

02:02What?

02:18What?

02:20Aren't you talking about charge?

02:22Oh, it's forced.

02:24It's me.

02:25Right, let's be having you.

02:40We did it.

02:41By God, we pulled it off.

02:55Get down.

03:07Over there and face the wall.

03:25Over there and face the wall.

03:55Over there and face the wall.

04:25Over there and face the wall.

04:32Over there and face the wall.

04:38Something that might interest us.

04:42Then it must be death or disaster.

04:45Certainly death.

04:46And as it's tied into an arms robbery, it could be disaster.

04:52You heard what the gentleman said?

04:54That's no gentleman. It's George Cowley.

04:56And it isn't even St. Valentine's Day.

05:10I know this one.

05:12Thomas Patrick Murphy, Liverpool Irish.

05:16Been looking for him.

05:18Yeah, but someone found him first.

05:20Yeah, didn't they, though?

05:26So?

05:34I looked it over.

05:36Well, that won't tell us much, will it?

05:38Do you get the plans of the place?

05:40Yeah.

05:41Charlie, it'll take an army.

05:44That's what we've got, haven't we?

05:46An army.

05:50What do we know?

05:52Six Webleys, calibre .44.

05:54Twenty armor-like rifles with ammunition to match.

05:57And wait for it.

05:59Two boxes of grenades.

06:01Sixteen to a box.

06:03And every one a big bang.

06:06Great.

06:24Nice, clear view of the street.

06:25Nothing overlooking.

06:26It's lovely.

06:27What about the police uniforms?

06:28They're arranged.

06:29Oh.

06:30Oh.

06:31Nice, clear view of the street.

06:45Nothing overlooking.

06:46It's lovely.

06:47What about the police uniforms?

06:49They're arranged.

06:50Oh.

06:51You didn't go in?

06:52No, you didn't go in.

06:53No, you didn't go in.

06:54They could jump in.

06:55No, you didn't have any fluid glucides.

06:56No, you're not okay.

06:57I'm off.

06:58No, you're not okay.

06:59You didn't come in.

07:00I said.

07:01I'm fine.

07:02You didn't move the 받아.

07:03No, you don't move.

07:04No, you don't move.

07:05No, you're not.

07:06No, you know.

07:07I'm fine.

07:08I'm sorry.

07:09Yes.

07:10No, you're not okay.

07:11No, I'm fine.

07:12I'm fine.

07:13I'm fine.

07:14You were in Belfast, weren't you?

07:15Yes.

07:16I'm fine.

07:17yep but if you think you're gonna draw me in on that one forget it strictly

07:25keeping the peace who's peace and the head on my shoulders grenades grenades

07:55Billy Billy he's getting deaf as well as simple Friday then and a hand-picked squad

08:23we'll swap ideas on that later tonight

08:27CI5 criminal intelligence the action squad the big A the squad

08:40all right so we may have half a dozen names but only one job to see that no one messes on our

08:48doorstep and that means preventive detection preventive action to detect

08:55determine prevent and or take suitable action and our actions against those transgressors

08:59against the law outside the norm of criminal activity to contain and render

09:05ineffective such by whatever means necessary that's our official brief by

09:12any means necessary that's our loophole now I'll tell you my interpretation I'll tell

09:19you what is really going to be like you'll be peered off and from then on you're the

09:23bistokids the slightest quiff of anything and you move in shake him down crush him

09:28before they even start to grow like an alley fight and that's what this is an

09:31alley fight so kick him and the ghoulies first do unto others know what they are

09:36still thinking about oh there'll be squeals and once in a while you'll turn a law-abiding

09:42citizen into an authority hating anarchist

09:44they'll be squeals and letters to MPs but that's the price they have and we have to

09:50pay to keep this island clean and smelling

09:52even if ever so faintly of roses and lavender

09:55now you make a mistake like that and I'll back you to the hoots

09:58but make the other kind of mistake the kind that ends up with innocent people

10:05bleeding all over the high street and the only backing you'll get is with my

10:09boot and right out of this organization

10:10any questions

10:13now rank sir

10:16eh

10:17if we are to be peered off obviously one of us has to be senior to the other

10:20obviously why obviously

10:22two fellas on the roof arguing who's in charge they'll both get shot you're a team

10:26like footballers are a team they don't have conferences in front of gold do they

10:30too bloody right they don't first one there kicks the ball

10:33have anything to discuss and do it before or after the game

10:37preferably after

10:38anything else

10:40right

10:43see you all back here after lunch

10:45enjoy the lecture

10:53oh we always do sir

10:55but what Bodie

10:56well a bit heavy sir

10:58fascist over term

10:59fascist

11:01what do you know about

11:03fight fire with fire

11:06where do you think he got that Nick

11:11Spain

11:13it better be important you know my feelings

11:22our place of work is out on the street

11:23any man standing around here isn't doing his job

11:26I think it's quite important

11:32grenades

11:34well do you think you might see me there then

11:45yeah I hope so I might be meeting Phil

11:47good idea

11:47oh really

11:48I might ask Peter

11:50yeah

11:50well if you could come along

11:53before

11:54all right

11:55yeah I'll meet you there

11:56bye bye bye

12:13bye

12:14Emma!

12:40No, I'm pumping for a bank raid.

12:43Why not another terrorist group?

12:45Because the Irish group knocked over the army base.

12:49And less than a couple of hours later, they got knocked over themselves.

12:52Now, you're not telling me that another terrorist group knocked over the Irish lot.

12:55Yes, Doyle, that's how I'd see it.

12:57Look, someone knew about the army raid, right?

12:59They knew enough to be sitting there waiting for the Irish lot when they arrived with the loot.

13:03They knew, and we didn't.

13:05And who sometimes knows more than we do?

13:07Criminals, they're setting up a bank raid. It's the guns they were after.

13:10The grenades were just an unexpected bonus.

13:13That's comforting, if it's true.

13:18Cowley?

13:20Yes?

13:22Where?

13:24Right.

13:26Dartingford Hospital.

13:27Okay.

13:27One of your grenades has just turned out.

13:28Let's go.

13:58Mrs. Doyle. Where is he?

14:04There.

14:12Yeah. Could be our man.

14:17He's holding a Webley 44, along with...

14:21A 38B cup.

14:26You won't.

14:27Yeah, have a look at that. There's wandering hands with a vengeance for you.

14:32Oh, nice.

14:34What about those buildings up there? Can we get above him?

14:36Well, we've tried that. He's too good a shot.

14:38What do we know?

14:39William Turner. He was a patient here two years ago.

14:42What'd they do? Take out the wrong appendix.

14:47Who's the girl?

14:48A nurse, Emma Balding.

14:50Does she know him?

14:51Nope.

14:52Ah, that's bad.

14:54I don't know. She might keep him talking anyway.

14:57I wouldn't rely on it. A hand grenade down her bra can be a new experience for a girl.

15:02What does he want?

15:04To seed up to Brooke, his psychiatrist.

15:06We've sent for him.

15:07Does he know that?

15:08Well, there seem no point.

15:09You keep him talking. You keep him interested. That's the point.

15:14Turner!

15:16Turner!

15:17Is that his name?

15:18I told you.

15:18Is that the name he answers to?

15:20I don't know. Someone said Billy.

15:22Billy, right.

15:23Billy!

15:25Billy Turner!

15:27Just want to tell you we're doing everything we can.

15:30We've sent for Dr. Brooke and he's on his way. Do you understand, Billy?

15:32Old bloody roadshow. He's the star and he doesn't want to answer.

15:39So he's not a show-off.

15:41No, no. He's introverted.

15:43And a pound gets you a penny who's being treated at this place for depression.

15:47Depressive to get suicidal.

15:52Dr. Brooke's here.

15:59William Turner.

16:00Billy.

16:01Yes, I remember him well.

16:03It was about two years ago he was sent to me by his probation officer.

16:06A depressive.

16:07I remember him very well indeed.

16:09Why?

16:11Two years ago he must have seen four or five hundred patients since then.

16:14What's different about him?

16:16It's because he tried to kill me.

16:19It's unusual.

16:20I mean, frequently the link between a patient and a psychiatrist is a sublime one.

16:24They form attachment.

16:26But not with Billy.

16:27Yes, but in the wholly negative sense.

16:29He blamed me for his being here.

16:30So why does he want to see you now?

16:33I couldn't say.

16:34I could guess.

16:35Doctor, he's got a grenade shoved down a nurse's cleavage and a loaded gun on her head.

16:40So guess.

16:41Could he still want you dead?

16:44That's very possible, yes.

16:45I mean, Billy's mind is a...

16:48No, but if that's what he's demanding, then I must see him.

16:50No, Doctor.

16:51But if those are his terms, what are you going to do?

16:53Do you ever wear a white coat?

17:00Hmm?

17:01Has Billy ever seen you in a white coat?

17:03I guess a few times.

17:04Conducting physical examinations, I might have worn them.

17:06So he might associate it with you.

17:08Yes, he might, but I don't see what that's going to do.

17:10One white coat, will he?

17:11Do you see that rubbish skip by the wall?

17:12Get your boys to hump it as close to Billy as they can.

17:14Right.

17:23Well, I need now as a wig.

17:53Mr. Bodey.

18:00Billy!

18:02Billy!

18:05Dr. Brooke is here!

18:07In just a few minutes, he's coming over to speak to you, Billy.

18:12He's coming right over there to talk to you face to face.

18:16Bodey.

18:17Listen, it's a stalemate, right?

18:18Now, you give him what he wants, and then what?

18:20He'll shoot Brooke and blow himself up.

18:23We don't know that.

18:24Yeah, we don't not know that, do we?

18:25The right technique is to keep him talking, play him, tire him out.

18:29Yeah, suppose his left hand tires first.

18:31What?

18:32Well, it's about four pounds pressure to keep a hand grenade lever clamped down.

18:36Not much, just four pounds, but after an hour, it feels like eight.

18:39And then 12, and then cramp sets in.

18:42And then suddenly it's raining.

18:44Nurse Emma Boulding.

18:46All right.

18:50Billy!

18:54Billy!

18:57Dr. Brooke is here!

18:59He's right here beside me, Billy!

19:02He's coming over to see you!

19:04He's coming over all on his own, Billy, to see you!

19:08You'll know him as soon as you see him!

19:10You'll know him by his white coat!

19:13Listen, as soon as they get out there, get their heads down and keep them down.

19:16If that grenade's one of ours, it's an X4A, ten seconds fuse.

19:21If it's primed.

19:22Primed, right, yeah, if.

19:25Samuel Beckett would like that.

19:27Life in a word.

19:29If.

19:29I don't know how far he's going to let me get before he twigs.

19:40Can you take him?

19:42Brody.

19:42Can you bloody take him?

19:44Yeah, I can bloody take him.

19:45I know you can.

19:47It just gives a man confidence to have it confirmed.

19:50Billy!

19:51Dr. Brooke is coming out now!

20:01All right.

20:02Okay.

20:21I'll be right back.

20:51Oh, my God.

21:21Oh, my God.

21:51I'm springing you, Henry. Do you hear me?

21:55I'm getting you out of here.

21:58Just in time for the weekend. You'll be out on your way to somewhere sunny.

22:02You don't have to do a thing. Just sit there and wait for them to open the gates.

22:09Mum sends her love.

22:10I don't think you believe me. Still, it gave me a little bit of a boost.

22:34Mrs. Billy Turner attacked one of the nurses. He held her hostage with the threat of a hand grenade.

22:40The grenade exploded, but no one was hurt.

22:43It is believed that the hand grenade was one of a number stolen earlier in the week, along with other weapons from a...

22:48Move. Move!

22:49This is... Oh, here is the weather.

22:51This is...

23:25That Billy, that mother's...

23:29We'll have to keep out of the way till Friday.

23:32That Billy, that bloody Billy.

23:35They won't time him with us, not right away.

23:38But they will when they start sweating him.

23:43I bet your eyes fell out on your cheeks, didn't they?

23:47I told you it was impersonal like doctor and patient.

23:52How many doctors have you known?

23:55Impersonal.

23:56Listen.

23:59I shacked up with a doctor in East Africa and she was an absolute rave.

24:04Every time I did it, she took my pulse.

24:09See if you were still alive.

24:12See how soon I'd be ready to do it again.

24:15She said I was a perfect physical specimen.

24:18Oh, well, you know, I mean, East Africa.

24:23She was probably comparing you to the red-ass baboon.

24:27Come on, Doyle.

24:29Level with me.

24:29You know these art classes you used to go to?

24:32The life classes.

24:34You mean to say it didn't disturb you anywhere at all?

24:37You'd have to be crotchless.

24:38No.

24:40No, it was impersonal.

24:42They were just models.

24:45Better for bird-posed nude with an apple, you painted the apple.

24:50No, they were nice girls.

24:52All girls are nice girls.

24:53As long as they're under 50, still warm and come across.

24:56William Turner.

25:03A lot of small form, but mainly GBH to order.

25:07Ah, heavy boy file.

25:09Doctor's certificate.

25:09He's fit for interrogation, but lay off that shoulder.

25:13Sir.

25:15Doctor's signature.

25:17Looks very like your writing, sir.

25:23That's the file copy.

25:24And lay off that shoulder.

25:26I want a lawyer.

25:45Why, son?

25:46Do you want to make a will?

25:54Oh.

25:55He copped.

26:14If you mean he talked, then say so.

26:17He talked, sir.

26:19Well?

26:20Been doing our jobs for the Turkels.

26:22The Turkel?

26:23Yeah, Charlie and Henry Turkel.

26:24Scourge of the East End.

26:26Terrible twins.

26:27Oh, yes.

26:27The grenade?

26:28Oh, he nicked it.

26:30Stole it from Turkel's place.

26:32You've told the local police they're going to turn it over?

26:35They are going to search the place, yes, sir.

26:38Oh, don't fence with me, dog.

26:39I'm too old and this leg of mine is killing me.

26:41God's sake, have a drink, both of you.

26:44Thank you, sir.

26:47Did you have to lean on him?

26:49Truska.

26:50All we did was stimulate his imagination a bit.

26:53Anything.

26:54Anything.

26:56Oh.

27:01Oh, thanks.

27:02You should have it out, sir.

27:07Yeah?

27:07That bullet in your leg.

27:10Oh, they can do that, all right.

27:12But they can't, can't guarantee that they won't have to take the leg with it.

27:17What would you do, eh?

27:19Me, sir?

27:20I'd have another drink, sir.

27:26So Turkel's up to somebody, eh?

27:28Did he say what?

27:29No, Billy's too far down the ladder to know that.

27:33But whatever it is, it's planned for Friday and, eh, concerns the top cop.

27:39Eh?

27:40He said the top cop.

27:42Mixed up in it in some way.

27:44Mixed up?

27:46A bent cop?

27:47Maybe.

27:48The top cop?

27:50That's what he said, yes, sir.

27:51Sounds like the chief commissioner.

27:53Don't be so damn ridiculous.

27:55And don't you repeat that outside this office.

27:57Oh, get up, Boogie, go on.

27:59Yes, sir.

27:59You'll check him out all the same, sir.

28:09Boogie.

28:12You did well today.

28:14Even if you did break all the rules.

28:16Rules, sir?

28:23Broke the rules.

28:25You know the form.

28:26Dog eat dog.

28:28Oh, that's okay.

28:29As long as you're not a dog.

28:30Check the house.

28:44It's all Mother Hubbard.

28:46Charlie Turkle skipped.

28:49Got papers, anything?

28:50Oh, there's papers, all right.

28:51I've got my men working on them now.

28:52Oh, they might be finished by next Christmas.

28:55But they won't be anything.

28:57Charlie's a wily bird.

28:59Oh, you know him well, do you?

29:01It helps to stay friendly.

29:02Helps watch your bank balance.

29:04Now, hold on.

29:05Helps with criminal information.

29:07That's what you meant to say, isn't it?

29:08You see how at five, boys, think you're the cat's whiskers, don't you?

29:13Or at least we're at the right end of the cat.

29:15Oh, come on.

29:16We're all on the same side, remember?

29:19Go on, Sergeant.

29:20Well, it's only a small thing.

29:21That's the rumen.

29:23Ignore him.

29:24Well, I found this in the kitchen.

29:26Not from one of my boys.

29:28Police button.

29:30A top cup.

29:32And always assuming you admit there could be such a thing.

29:35A bent top cup.

29:38Charles Turgill.

30:05Charles Turgill, you're under arrest.

30:08I bet you never thought I'd put my hand on your collar, Charlie.

30:15How do I look, eh?

30:17The real thing.

30:20Well, good joke, Dapper.

30:24Good joke.

30:29I really enjoyed it.

30:30But I didn't know that you would have done if you'd thought of it.

30:43Breakfast.

30:49But I didn't know that...

30:51You would have done if you'd thought of it.

30:53Oh, you're a good girl, Betty.

30:55Yeah. Just careful.

30:57You should have got some sleep.

30:59Ah, today's Friday. I'll get some sleep when it's Saturday.

31:03Computer spew out something else.

31:05Oh, just the crime sheets on the Turkle brothers.

31:07They're both as bad as each other.

31:09Makes you wonder why there's only one of them inside.

31:13Betty!

31:15It's been staring me in the face.

31:37Do you mind not bending the bell?

31:39Sorry, sir.

31:41You must be blind or something.

31:43No, just diplomatic.

31:45Bodie!

31:47Hey, wait a minute!

31:48Bodie!

31:49Get out!

31:50Come on.

31:51Come on, handsome. Good morning.

31:53You might have phoned, you know.

31:55Yeah, I could have phoned, but I thought you'd prefer the deluxe personal service.

31:59Work.

32:01You must be Betty.

32:03You must be Betty.

32:05He told me a lot about you.

32:09You...

32:15You must be Betty.

32:17Well, I had to say something.

32:19Not that.

32:20Not that.

32:21Her name's Claire.

32:22Yes, I know.

32:23I was doing you a favor.

32:24Huh?

32:25Well, I've added an extra spice of jealousy to your relationship.

32:28I was getting enough spice without that.

32:31I was.

32:33Where are we going?

32:34See you there, old man.

32:36I think Turkle's going to spring his brother.

32:42I'll attack the prison.

32:44I'll be hopeless.

32:45Even with grenades.

32:46He's in top security.

32:47Oh, got even more subtle than that.

32:48He's learned some new tricks.

32:50If I'm right, this is an exchange job.

32:52Snatching a swap.

32:53Who?

32:54A top cop.

32:55THE top cop.

32:56Yeah?

32:57The commissioner?

32:58No.

32:59Who's above him?

33:00Who's our boss?

33:01The Home Secretary.

33:02I've lowered the boom.

33:04A complete change of itinerary for him.

33:06Which was what?

33:07He was due to make a personal commendation.

33:12Lunch at the Guildhall.

33:13Meeting with the PM.

33:15Visitor to his barber.

33:16I've squashed them all.

33:17And we're going to trace the whole route.

33:21Personal commendation?

33:22A little bit of internal PR.

33:24The local copper with more guts than good sense.

33:27Commended for bravery.

33:28The HM thought it would be a nice gesture if he personally...

33:31Went along to the station to make the presentation.

33:37Found this at Turkle's house.

34:01The magazine's office.

34:02She let me find out what the

34:28Get back in.

34:42Come on, right up the edge.

34:58Come on.

35:28It looks all right.

35:34Yeah, it looks.

35:37Hold it.

35:55All right?

35:56That's fine, miss.

35:58Um, as I've given you my driving license, doesn't one of us have to sign something?

36:05Oh, uh, yes.

36:15If you sign them, miss, I'll fill in the details later.

36:17Let's find us.

36:26Let's find us.

36:26It doesn't look as if there's anything wrong there.

36:36It'd have to look good, wouldn't it?

36:38I mean, let's assume that they've got the proper uniforms.

36:41The timing's dead right.

36:43Timing?

36:43Yeah, it's right between shifts.

36:46What time is the HM due there?

36:48Well, about, uh, ten minutes from now.

36:51Yeah, it's dead right.

36:52There'd only be, what, ten or twenty people in there at the most.

36:54They could lock those up in the cells.

36:56You're just guessing.

36:58Yes, sir.

37:00Just the same ten, twenty people in there?

37:02Well, that's a guess, too.

37:03That'd be the, uh, station staff, duty officer, radio room.

37:07Well, that's a simple thing, isn't it?

37:09Just call up the radio room.

37:10What would you say with the rifle pressed against your head?

37:14Yeah, uh, apart from that.

37:16Describe the home secretary to me.

37:19The man we all work for.

37:20What's he look like?

37:22Doyle?

37:25Well, uh, he's about, about 50, 55.

37:29All right.

37:31Bode?

37:32Yeah, like Ray says, you know.

37:34Average age, build, height.

37:37Just another politician.

37:39Yeah.

37:41A bit like me, would you say?

37:44Well, not twins.

37:46They're not unalike either, eh?

37:48And if you're expecting him, he'd arrive in a car pretty much like this, wouldn't he?

37:52Well, if you don't know him, why should they?

37:55I'll either make a damn fool of myself or we'll know, won't we?

37:59Bode, they'll expect him, me, to have a bodyguard.

38:02Oh, you can't go in looking like that.

38:04They'd better go and buy us off something respectable.

38:07Or your handgun.

38:08You'll find that right away.

38:10But, eh, perhaps it...

38:13Ask me what it feels like to be a screw.

38:19If we're not out in two minutes...

38:33Send the balloon up.

38:33No, if we're not out, it means we're hostages along with 10 or 20 others.

38:38And we're not dealing with a terrorist, no brave cause.

38:40He's dealing with a criminal mind, and that means single-minded.

38:42I don't like it.

38:43You'll follow my instructions to a T on your way.

38:56There's a car pulling in.

38:57It's him.

39:07It's got to be him.

39:08All right, it's all systems go.

39:31This way, Mr. Secretary.

39:33You're going to read a special news flash.

39:35Doil to HQ.

39:56Doil to HQ.

40:03Loud and clear.

40:04All units.

40:10Attention, all units.

40:11Attention, all units.

40:13Here is a matter of grave importance.

40:15This is the Home Secretary.

40:16I'm being held hostage in Wood Lane Police Station.

40:20The station has been locked apart.

40:22Kill the siren.

40:39Look, I want that end blocked up.

40:41And shut that lamp off.

40:42Along with the policemen who are also being held prisoner in the cells.

40:46So far, no one has been harmed.

40:48But there are 19 hostages here.

40:5219.

40:53Do you hear that?

40:5419.

40:55And at the top of the pile is the Home Secretary.

40:57And nobody gets hurt.

40:59And as long as you play ball, nobody will.

41:01Do you hear that?

41:02Yeah, we're here.

41:05What do you want?

41:06A plane.

41:07An escort.

41:09And Henry Turkle.

41:10That's going to take time.

41:13You've got one hour.

41:15One.

41:21I hope you know what you're doing.

41:23You managed to raise the prison.

41:25Yeah.

41:25They're not happy.

41:26Happy?

41:26I didn't expect them to be happy.

41:28Have a cast anybody to collect Turkle, will you?

41:30Hmm.

41:32Doyle?

41:38Sir, you're Doyle.

41:39Yeah.

41:40You issued orders to seal off this area.

41:42Yes, sir.

41:43With nobody watching the police station.

41:44That's right.

41:45Well, what the hell is...

41:46George Cowley's express orders.

41:48Cowley's being held.

41:49That's right.

41:50So he can't countermand my orders, can he, sir?

41:53What rank are you?

41:55Don't have rank in C.I.

41:56What rank were you?

41:58Detective Constable.

41:59I'm taking over.

42:01No.

42:03You just care to read the small print of my authority, sir?

42:13Sorry, sir, but you're not.

42:15Henry Turkle's on his way.

42:16Right.

42:17Any advice would be welcome, sir.

42:19Excuse me.

42:29Charlie, there's nothing moving out here, Charlie.

42:45Yeah, being sensible.

42:47No.

42:49I mean nothing at all.

42:50It's the new system, Charlie.

43:07Eh?

43:08To avoid panicking the public, new system.

43:11Seal off the area, tell them a gas main's blown, something like that.

43:15Go upstairs, see whether you can see anything from up there.

43:19Go upstairs, see whether you can see anything from up there.

43:19Go upstairs, sir.

43:33Oh, my God.

43:49He did it. He did it! He cut one on all of you!

43:56No, no, leave him cuffed. Tully. Come on.

44:01Come on. You'll like to know all about the Official Secrets Act, I hope.

44:08Doyle? Anything we can do to help?

44:14No. Thank you, sir.

44:17There's nothing moving nowhere, Charlie.

44:25I'm tired. Any objections?

44:38I don't like it, Charlie.

44:41There's no volume.

44:51We'll have another talk on the radio.

44:53Charlie! Charlie Turkle! Charlie, I've got your brother!

44:59Henry's out. You see?

45:03Hey, where's the escort?

45:05What about the plane?

45:07Here.

45:09There won't be any.

45:13That's part of the new system, too. No compromise.

45:17Hey.

45:19Hey.

45:20Let's see him.

45:25Bring him out where I can see him.

45:30Come on, then. Bring him out and let me see him.

45:32Come on, then. Bring him out and let me see him.

45:36Come on, then.

45:54Come on, then. Bring him out and let me see him.

45:58That's why the area's clear. No one within half a mile. No press, no public.

46:16In fact, nobody knows what's happening here.

46:19Nor will we ever know exactly what happened here.

46:21Oh, we'll make a press release eventually.

46:24Given the bones of the story,

46:26you demanding your brother's release,

46:28a double cross,

46:30and poor Henry Turkle got his head blown clean off his shoulders.

46:34And what about the death of the Home Secretary?

46:47What'll they say about that?

46:50I'm not the Home Secretary, Charlie.

46:53Just someone doing a job.

46:59Charlie!

47:01I'm waiting, Charlie.

47:05I'm still waiting, Charlie.

47:18And my finger's getting tired.

47:24We've still got hostages.

47:28One gunshot and he's dead, Charlie.

47:30Your brother's dead.

47:33Bodhi, a good man.

47:35Moves like a cat.

47:36He's armed.

47:37Actually, he's got a fair chance of holding your mob off from the cells for long enough.

47:39Oh, yes, you could blast them out eventually.

47:42But one shot,

47:44and your brother won't have anywhere to put his hat.

47:47And the first shot won't be the last, Charlie.

47:49The whole squad's going to move in.

47:51And there aren't going to be any survivors.

47:54You've got to believe that, Charlie.

47:57All of you better believe it!

47:59All of you better believe it!

48:00All of you better believe it!

48:02We're coming out!

48:03You're coming out!

48:04You're coming out!

48:05We're coming out.

48:35Right, right, come on.

49:05We're coming out.

49:35Anyway, it's inaccurate.

49:37I'm not brave.

49:56I'm surprised he didn't tell you to take that suit back.

50:00He did.

50:01That's where we're going.

50:03That's where we're going.

50:05That's where we're going.

50:09Thank you, Bobby.

50:33And...

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