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01:00Give us a light.
01:30Cheers.
01:32Cheers.
01:34Cheers.
02:04Cheers.
02:34It's beautiful.
02:35What is it?
02:36The Strathmar pendant, designed by the court jeweller for George II's consort, Queen Caroline.
02:42Unfortunately, it never found favour with her.
02:45She complained the emeralds did little to enhance her pale complexion.
02:48Yes, I had the same trouble as sapphires.
02:51Consequently, the pendant was given to the Duke of Strathmar in 1746, as a token of royal gratitude for his support at the Battle of Culloden.
02:58What's it worth today?
03:00Approximately two million pounds.
03:02Good God.
03:03Why us?
03:05I mean, why isn't it in a bank vault or the Tower of London?
03:08It is in a bank vault.
03:10But on the night in question, I need to put my hands on it at a moment's notice, out of banking hours.
03:15I see.
03:16Where will it be?
03:17Here.
03:18Here?
03:18It's the most convenient place.
03:20It's a gift for Sheikh Abdul Harrahman.
03:23Ah.
03:23Yes, well, he's always dropping in.
03:25Whose yacht is due on Tuesday.
03:27He'll be leaving before dawn, Wednesday morning.
03:30And you're going to just hand him two million quid.
03:32Some gift.
03:33A token of Mr. Havon's appreciation for a highly successful business deal.
03:37Ah.
03:38So, it isn't a gift, it's a sweetener.
03:41Abdul Harrahman, isn't he Minister of War for one of those Arab trusial states?
03:45A sweetener for a Middle East arms deal.
03:47A defence contract.
03:49It's all perfectly legal.
03:51Common business practice.
03:52Bribery and corruption.
03:54Without it, there would be no deal.
03:56George II is turning in his grave.
03:58I doubt it.
03:59Bribery and corruption wasn't exactly unknown in the Hanoverian court.
04:03Where's Frederica?
04:04Sweating it out in the computer room, working on that other little job you dropped into our labs.
04:08I better see how she's getting on.
04:10Um, you might check over the security arrangements with Mr. Havon's aides.
04:14It won't be long.
04:15You wouldn't object if one of us shared your vigil?
04:18They can't object, Mark.
04:20I insist.
04:21Oh, so while we babysit the ball, will you babysit us?
04:24We thought perhaps you might be glad of the company.
04:26Well, not me.
04:27I'm all tied up on Tuesday.
04:28So am I.
04:29The Jefferson thing's just coming to the ball.
04:31I've just made an appointment with Mrs. Craddock.
04:33We know who's drawn the short straw then, don't we?
04:47Now, perhaps if you were to try a five-letter subroutine adding consecutive numerals...
04:54Do you mind?
04:59I mean, do you mind, boss?
05:04You have had me sweating over this thing for the past seven bleeding days.
05:09I tried a series of five-letter subroutines in the first hour of the first day.
05:15Of course you did, Frederica.
05:17I'm sorry.
05:18And so am I.
05:21Security codes are always so bloody difficult to crack.
05:24This one's like looking for a needle in a haystack.
05:27So don't come here looking for good news.
05:29I did say it wouldn't be easy, but it is crucial we find the key.
05:33The information locked up in that disk is vital.
05:36Yeah, yeah, yeah.
05:37I just hope you're right.
05:39Because I would hate to crack this particular code only to find that there's a game of space invaders under there.
05:45Hey!
05:47Mario!
05:49Giacento!
05:51Lombarini!
05:52Ottimo!
05:54Godfather of Godfathers, commission the least, eh?
05:57Frankly, Frederica, I doubt if the Mafia Supremo would waste his time on space invaders.
06:05Not unless he could persuade them to bring in a rocket full of cocaine with them.
06:09Hidden somewhere under those numbers are 700 names and addresses throughout the UK.
06:15Almost as many as what's in my little black book.
06:18The names in your little black book don't belong to dope dealers and pushers.
06:23Do they?
06:23Whereas the Lombarini list, a lot of people would sell their souls for access to it.
06:30Well, I would settle for a good night's kip.
06:35Not exactly Fort Knox, is it?
06:38Not exactly.
06:39But then you aren't paying for Fort Knox, Mr. Hammond.
06:42I'm paying for the next best thing.
06:43The terms I've agreed with Mr. Beaumont are quite exorbitant.
06:46But actually, I think it's ideal.
06:48It's compact, fireproof and tamperproof.
06:51It has an adequate locking system and a reasonably secure combination.
06:54It's in full and constant view of all three desks.
06:57Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
07:00Blimey.
07:02You look as if you could do with a coffee.
07:04Ooh, a bucket full.
07:05Sweet and black.
07:07I've got a job for you, Fred.
07:10An all-night watch.
07:12Oh, do me a favour, Prue.
07:14I've been working at that computer for 14 hours a day.
07:19I am boggle-eyed.
07:21You'll have a week to recover.
07:22The sit-in's not until next Tuesday.
07:24But then I won't have any eyes at all.
07:26I'm afraid it's a question of faute de mieux.
07:28Maggie and I have previous engagements.
07:31Oh, that's nice, isn't it?
07:32So why you two are off on a binge?
07:34I have to hang around in the cold,
07:36keeping tabs on some extra matrimonials.
07:39Not extra matrimonials.
07:40This.
07:41Ooh, that's horrible.
07:43I bet that's worth a bob or two.
07:44Two million.
07:46Give or take a few hundred thousand.
07:51So you won't be out in the cold.
07:53You'll be right here in the office
07:55with one of these young men to keep you company.
07:57That'll be me.
07:59Peter.
08:00Peter Stanford.
08:02Great.
08:02You short for Frederica?
08:04Yeah.
08:06Look, I'd like to go outside,
08:08familiarise myself with the area.
08:10Right.
08:11Well, uh,
08:12I could do with a bit of fresh air.
08:14I'll show you.
08:15Good.
08:22You will be issuing firearms.
08:24Guns invariably bring trouble.
08:26There might be more trouble
08:27if she wasn't armed, Prudence.
08:29All right.
08:30But the whole thing makes me very nervous.
08:32Don't worry.
08:32Peter will look after her.
08:34Look after her?
08:35By the time Fred's finished with him,
08:37he'll be the one who needs looking after.
08:40So what are you?
08:42This geezer's mind or something?
08:45Something.
08:46Well, you don't look like one.
08:47I mean, where's your cauliflower ear and broken nose?
08:50Where's your tight bun and horn-rimmed glasses?
08:53Eh?
08:54Well, I mean, they told me you were a computer operator.
08:56You don't exactly look like one.
08:58Then tell me,
09:00what do I look like?
09:02A million dollars.
09:04Not as much as the pendant.
09:06All right, then.
09:07Ten million, nine hundred and seventy-six thousand, four hundred and thirty-eight dollars.
09:11You look like a couple of quid yourself.
09:13Thank you very much.
09:15See, so you won't pay well, this geezer.
09:17Very well.
09:18It's the only reason I stay with him.
09:20What's his business?
09:22Basically, he's an arms dealer,
09:24but he's got his finger in lots of other pies.
09:25You know, this and that.
09:27A little bit of the other.
09:28So you don't like him, then?
09:31You know what I'd really like to be?
09:33Something in the city.
09:35They wear monogrammed socks in the city.
09:38I've always wanted monogrammed socks.
09:41A whiz kid banker,
09:43a swish motor salesman.
09:46I'm sorry.
09:47Well, that's what I would have taken you for.
09:49Certainly not a minder.
09:51Well, actually, I'm more than a minder.
09:53I've made myself indispensable.
09:55How?
09:55I know more about his business than he does.
09:58I've got it all stored away up here.
10:00RAM.
10:01I beg your pardon?
10:03Random Access Memory.
10:05It's a computer term.
10:07Oh, computers.
10:07They're double Dutch to me.
10:09I was born too early.
10:12Well, you've seen enough out here.
10:24What about dinner?
10:26I thought you'd never ask.
10:27Give me your phone number and I'll do it.
10:38Pick me up at eight.
10:41Thank you very much.
10:42Bye-bye.
10:42Oh, I reckon that Fred got the long straw.
10:50At least she'll stay dry.
10:51If her attention doesn't wander.
10:53Oh, Mr. Stanford, you mean.
10:55I've dinner with them every night since they met.
10:57Oh, not better than that heavyweight she was planning around with last month.
11:01Oh, God, where the hell is she?
11:02It's nearly ten to seven.
11:03I've got to be around at Jefferson's place in half an hour.
11:05Well, why don't you head off?
11:06I'll wait.
11:07Anyway, the boy scout's due at 7.30.
11:10She hasn't cleaned this thing in a month.
11:12Go on, you beat it.
11:13I promise I'll wait until she arrives.
11:17Knock, bleeding knock.
11:19Who's there?
11:21Oh, come on.
11:21Don't muck me about.
11:22Oh, she looks ghastly.
11:38If anybody shouts at me, I shall turn around and I shall go home.
11:46What's the matter with you?
11:48Just a little hangover, that's all.
11:51A bit late for that, isn't it?
11:54Well, to this new Indian restaurant in Fairfax Road.
11:58Oh, with Peter Stanford.
12:02Curry was as hot as hell.
12:05So you needed a lot of wine to cool the place.
12:09Yes.
12:11A little Italian number called Lombrusco.
12:15Anyway, I had a kip.
12:16I woke up with a head full of rusty nails.
12:19Oh.
12:19Oh, I've been there, love.
12:22Ooh.
12:26Maggie, Maggie, Maggie.
12:27Please, do not slam.
12:29Safe door.
12:31Road.
12:34I do hate shooters.
12:36I find they're so unfeminine.
12:40Right.
12:40I am off.
12:42You know the routine and the panic numbers.
12:44Yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:47Well, I'll see you tomorrow, then.
12:49All right, you two.
12:50On your bikes.
12:51Have fun.
12:52Yes.
12:52I'm sorry.
12:53I'm sorry.
12:54No, it's nice.
12:57I'm sorry.
12:59No, it's nice.
13:01I have a seat.
13:05I'm sorry.
13:09No, it's nice.
13:10I'm sorry.
13:10I have one.
13:11I'm sorry, but I'll see you tonight.
13:13What?
13:14Yeah, yeah.
13:14I thought I'd be happy about it.
13:15I'm sorry.
13:16I don't know it.
13:17I'm sorry.
13:17I'm sorry.
13:18I'm sorry.
13:19I'm sorry.
13:20I didn't know.
13:20Now for oh no no not you come in have you got a little man in your head using a
13:47large road drill I've got a gang of them in my skull and in my stomach hi a little
14:12man with the road drill sent this I love roses how did you know checked your record
14:24rubbish there is nothing about roses on my record I can assure you but you're
14:28definitely a rose type person no one's ever accused me of being that before just
14:38as you're a foie gras canopy a smoked salmon champagne and a backgammon type person am I right
14:46anyway quaff the first glass sip the second and here's to your sparkling eyes
14:53well I wonder what that's going to do to the vindaloo
15:02hair of the dog you do indulge hey backgammon as a computer expert I should think you should
15:08find it a snip never been known to lose if you want to play for money you're going to lose your
15:17shirt promises promises
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16:39backgammon impossible why i can't lose that many games in a row i'm a dab hand at this honest
16:58i'm proven expert and she owes me a fortune plenty of time yet plenty of time i've never played so
17:06badly i can't seem to concentrate you've just met your match that's all how's your head
17:17i don't know come on you can't still be hung over you can't be you're just using it as an excuse for
17:22losing peter there's something wrong with the clock it's going backwards don't change the subject i
17:34tell me what
17:47look at this clock what about it it's got no hands oh yes
17:54i could have swore come on stop fooling around i've set up the next game give you a chance to get your
18:07revenge by my reckoning you owe me half a million quid
18:17you're not all right are you
18:18seeing things that's all
18:32bindaloo itis
18:37i don't think i'll touch a curry for the next day or two
18:40it doesn't seem to have affected you though did we have the same dishes i think so oh
18:50i had the prawn sambal
18:57you have to be careful of prawns if you get ill pru will have my guts for garter she'll be on the
19:02phone to haven't faster than it takes to blink an eye temporary setback just lulling you into a full
19:09sense of security you don't fit in with what with a geezer like heaven i don't and he goes to great
19:20lengths to let me know it but you stick at it he pays the bills just doesn't figure it's not your type
19:29at all he eats heavy stuff big time businessman on the outside racketeer underneath you want to watch
19:40your step he'll put you right in it one of these days do you up like a kipper i'm sure he will one of
19:48these days i'm sure he'll leave me holding the can for something or other and then laugh as they send
19:53me up the swanny for a full does yes i'm sure he will i think i better go and check the tomfoolery
20:05is that necessary reminds me i'm working
20:23okay fred maybe you're right maybe i will get up maybe i'll leave after this job after the
20:46shake has collected the pendant but it's cold out there in the real world you know bloody cold
20:54and remember i've got expensive tastes i like good food good wine a nice warm
21:01fire to come home to that's the trouble safe and sound
21:15peter we've got a problem there's someone out there out where out there on the monitor the monitor
21:30isn't on but it was
21:34something out there like what
21:37it's hard to see but there was something out there there was a figure or something that
21:53was that's hardly clear it could have been anything oh what like the vindaloo for instance i didn't say
21:59that i think i'm going there no you're not it's easy to imagine a shadow on a lousy tv screen
22:09but why was the screen activated i don't know look there's a storm brewing up out there atmospheric conditions
22:16but with this video system it's a closed circuit the camera and the screen have to be activated
22:27by a infrared sensor beam well there has to be someone out there to trigger it off
22:35it's the same as what's in the computer so you want me to go outside and check
22:39i don't know i'll go come on i said i'll go i'm the one that's seeing the things
22:45just check me on the monitor the door release button is under that desk right
23:09there's no one here so come back in
23:39it was me rubbish come on let's have another game of back government
23:55in a minute you go and sit down look please
24:09it's a long way from smithfield hey hey he told me at lunch your family will work in the meat market
24:29oh my brothers i saw four of them meat porters been there ever since they left school big hefty bleeders they are
24:43it flawed them when i got into computers
24:49takes them all their time to count up to ten you know and yet they can add up quicker than a bookie
24:55it's just a knack i suppose it's rabbiting on i like it oh it gets awfully boring not for me
25:08i like hearing about big families i was an only child parents very conventional very stayed very
25:15quiet yes that's what i remember most of all the house was always so very quiet i missed noise
25:22i often wonder what possessed them to get married in the first place seemed a good idea at the time
25:48i suppose peter yes have you ever had hallucinations seen things that weren't really there not since i changed to a decent brand of gin
26:10i'm serious so am i i almost got to the point of seeing pink elephants long time ago i was hitting the bottle
26:21lost my direction or something i don't know
26:26and stormed right on top of us
26:28i don't drink gene i swear i saw spiders and snakes
26:46oh my god this time it's really happening this time it's for real what is it we're on fire fire
26:56i can't understand what the detectives didn't do
26:58i can't imagine what is playing it
26:59it has absolutely no right to do it no right at all
27:02bro
27:03it's putting my staff in jeopardy and endangering the entire operation
27:05bro get off the line we've got an emergency there's a fire hit
27:08there's an emergency
27:09no
27:09it's all right
27:14there was smoke i swear to god that there was smoke no you thought you saw smoke and the phone
27:34hey listen
27:34it's the storm sometimes they play havoc with phone lines stop it stop what
27:44humoring me it's not the storm it's not the phone it's not even the bloody monitor it's me isn't it
27:51take it easy fred strain that's all just stress and strain your head full of those damn computers
27:57programs routines hardware software list codes numbers something has happened to me
28:06i've been poisoned poisoned you couldn't have been
28:10and if it was that damn tandoori it would have hit you hours ago would it
28:15come on come and have a rest
28:17well it started with the backgammon
28:19i've never played so badly before in my life
28:27i deal in logic all the time absolute logic that's why i never lose
28:34logic cause and effect time cause and effect the clock went backwards
28:45no hands no hands the shadow
28:51monitor that was never there and the eye on the monitor the eye oh yeah there was this great big
29:00blinking eye staring at me on the screen
29:06smoke up to the door oh yeah and the noise on the telephone
29:13oh my jesus christ peter there's something wrong with me this is no hangover i'm high
29:21high on something impossible why relax fred sit down angel
29:33it's that bleeding pendant isn't it
29:37it's not our sort of job at all
29:39guarding a bleeding safe playing nursemaid to a necklace
29:48do me a favor
30:01oh please
30:07oh
30:25i suppose you didn't see that either
30:27see what
30:34there was blood coming out of the safe
30:39the safe was bleeding
30:43that's what i said
30:46guarding a bleeding safe well that's it
30:50cause and effect
30:51cause and effect
30:55something you said
30:59time
31:02plenty of time
31:09you're doing this to me
31:10you're doing this to me
31:11it's you
31:12it's you
31:13am i
31:15how
31:16i don't know
31:21it started before the backgammon
31:32quaff the first
31:44sip the second
31:49you've poisoned me
32:00it's not
32:06it is you isn't it
32:12what did you put in the glass
32:15now what do you think i put in it
32:17what do you think i put in the glass
32:19i don't know
32:20it's not a drug
32:23hallucinogenic
32:26some sort
32:32i don't know
32:33what was it
32:38tell me
32:41do you want with me
32:42so the pendant
32:50is that what you're after
32:52is that why you've done this to me
32:56you didn't have to
33:00you could have taken it any time
33:09you
33:11Oh, my God.
33:41What was in the glass?
34:01A little of this.
34:04What is it?
34:06A rather clever mixture.
34:08Mainly lysergic acid diethylamide with a soups on of mescaline and a little touch of sodium thiopental thrown in for good measure.
34:17Rather fun, isn't it?
34:20A little man in Newark, New Jersey knocks it out for us.
34:24It's completely colourless, odourless and tasteless, but extremely powerful.
34:29A sort of super-duper LSD cocktail.
34:33Stop it!
34:34And you took a whacking great dose, Fred.
34:36You'll be really flying soon.
34:38But watch out.
34:39The DTs are terrible.
34:42Oh, yes, you'll be seeing all sorts of weird and wonderful things soon.
34:45And then you'll do anything to be put out of your misery.
34:47Anything at all.
34:48In the meantime, the trigger words and phrases appear to take control, don't they?
34:57Sound distorts.
34:59Vision distorts.
35:01Time distorts.
35:02All hallucinatory.
35:03But they seem so real, don't they?
35:06And you can just put that gun right back away.
35:10You won't be able to pull the trigger while you're aiming at me.
35:14It's impossible.
35:21I wouldn't bother, love.
35:27Give him the blasted ball, but he's not worth all the trouble.
35:29Maggie!
35:29I never really wanted the damn thing here in the first place.
35:33It's true!
35:34Do you see?
35:41Am I going to die?
35:43Rather looks that way, I'm afraid.
35:49Take the Strathmar pendant.
35:51Just take it and leave me alone.
35:53The Strathmar pendant?
35:56I don't want that.
35:59Do you think it was all for the piece of jewellery?
36:07That was a set-up, Angel.
36:11That was just to get us in.
36:19There's nothing else here.
36:20Yes, there is.
36:21Yes, there is.
36:24Two things.
36:26Infinitely more valuable than the Strathmar pendant.
36:31What?
36:33You, for one.
36:35And a little piece of computer software called the Lomberini list for another.
36:40Oh, jeez.
36:47How much longer?
36:49Difficult to say.
36:51It's not a very exact method.
36:52You see, my lord and master, George Havent, has decided to move up in the world.
37:06Cocaine.
37:10It's a growth industry.
37:13Unfortunately, the mafia won't control of the lot.
37:15I need a doctor.
37:17Call one, then.
37:18Go on, call one.
37:23So, when George Havent heard about the Lomberini list,
37:28he realised if he could get control of that,
37:30he had the whole industry in the palm of his hand.
37:33Don't try and fight it, Fred.
37:35It'll only get worse if you try and fight it.
38:05I understand there was a Frenchman in Marseille
38:26who lasted three and a half hours
38:29before he finally jumped from the 16th floor of the Citi Regers building.
38:33They say you could hear his screams
38:35from the other side of the old port.
38:38You'll probably turn your gun on yourself
38:40if the drug doesn't blow your mind clean out of your skull.
38:50You still have a little time.
38:55But at my back,
38:56I always hear Tyne's winged chariot hurrying near.
39:00And yonder, all before us lie
39:03deserts of vast eternity.
39:07Andrew Marvell, 17th century poet.
39:09Do you know his work at all?
39:12Time's winged chariot hurrying near.
39:17I wonder what he was waiting for.
39:20Not madness, eh?
39:23Not like you, Fred.
39:24Peter.
39:27Peter.
39:28Two things I want, Angel.
39:30Two things,
39:31then I'll give you a shot of something
39:33to put you out of your misery.
39:36Are you listening?
39:38Yes.
39:39Good.
39:40I want the Lomborini list.
39:44I want the disc
39:45and the access code for it.
39:48Do you hear me?
39:48The list
39:49and the access code.
39:51I haven't got the code.
39:53Come on.
39:54You've had that take
39:55for nearly a fortnight.
39:56You're a computer freak.
39:58I haven't cracked it.
40:00You're lying.
40:01No.
40:03Don't try and fight it, Fred.
40:05Don't try and fight it.
40:06It'll only get worse.
40:10Come on.
40:11We're going to the computer room.
40:13No.
40:14No.
40:14No one goes in there.
40:19The disc
40:19and the access code.
40:30Just you stand back.
40:40You hear me?
40:41You hear me?
40:44And you can just
40:49put that gun away.
40:51You won't be able
40:52to pull the trigger on me.
40:54It's impossible.
40:56Impossible.
40:57Impossible.
41:14I want the list
41:30and the access code,
41:31please, Fred.
41:39What's the matter?
41:40You look as though
41:42you've just seen a ghost.
41:44I've just shot you.
41:47Really?
41:48I shot you.
41:51Wish fulfillment.
41:53Auto-suggestion.
41:54All in the mind, Angel.
41:56I did it!
41:58I saw it.
42:00Where's your sense
42:01of logic, Fred?
42:03Logic.
42:04I thought that was
42:05your strong suit.
42:07I'm here.
42:09Large as life.
42:12It's you who's dead.
42:13Or soon will be.
42:16Come on.
42:16I want the list
42:17and the access code now
42:19before you really
42:20go over the edge
42:21for good.
42:22Now, let's get
42:23into the computer.
42:23No!
42:25Ah!
42:25Ah!
42:48Now, go on!
42:49Punch your number
42:50in that keyboard
42:50and let's get
42:51the door open.
42:52I can't.
42:55What do you mean
42:56you can't?
42:56Why can't you?
42:57Spiders, snakes.
42:58Now, listen.
43:01There's nothing
43:01on the keyboard, right?
43:02Nothing at all.
43:04It's clear.
43:05No spiders,
43:07no snakes,
43:08no pink elephants,
43:09just a keyboard.
43:10You can use
43:12the keyboard.
43:16Oh!
43:18Oh!
43:19Good girl.
43:23Now, give me the gun.
43:36Get me in!
43:38Open this door,
43:39you hear me?
43:40Come on, Fred.
43:47You're trapped in there.
43:48You can't get away.
43:50You can't get help.
44:01Can you hear me out there?
44:03Can you?
44:07Yes, I hear you.
44:10This is what you want.
44:13This is what you're after,
44:15isn't it, hey?
44:17The Lombarini list.
44:19Over 700 names and addresses.
44:26Well, if I put this
44:33into the computer disk drive,
44:37I wipe the whole bleeding lot.
44:41No, Fred,
44:42you can't do that.
44:44You cannot do it.
44:46I'll have a flaming good try.
44:53Go away and leave me alone!
44:58Where's your sense
44:59of logic, Fred?
45:01Logic!
45:02I thought that was
45:03supposed to be
45:04your strong suit.
45:05Logic!
45:07Logic!
45:10Cause and effect!
45:11Oh my God!
45:12Oh my God!
45:14Yes!
45:15Oh my God!
45:17Oh my God!
45:22Oh my God!
45:38Oh my God!
45:38What's your mind?
45:39Ah!
45:40Ah!
45:40Now listen to me, there's nothing on the key, nothing at all.
45:45No spiders. No spiders. No snakes.
45:49No snakes. No pink elephants.
46:10No spiders. No spiders.
46:29Oh, my God.
46:59Oh, my God.
47:29Oh, my God.
47:59Oh, my God.
48:29I told her she just couldn't use the phone.
48:31That'd be enough.
48:33She'll be all right now.
48:34Get her to bed.
48:36I'll come back and see her this afternoon.
48:37Thanks.
48:37Where's the real Strathmore pendant?
48:43Yeah, bank vault in Geneva, I believe, guaranteeing the Strathmore family overdraft, Nigel told me.
48:49I hope you didn't know about it all a lot.
48:51Perish the thought.
48:52Don't blame me, Fred, love.
48:57It was quite a dish.
48:59You can cheat at the back, am I?
49:03I thought public school boys were meant to play fair and all that.
49:07He must have had a soft spot, though.
49:11He wanted you to have this.
49:12Hit her.
49:13Hit her.
49:13After the break, he's done with me, man.
49:14It's but it won't.
49:14Here it is.
49:16Here it is.
49:18Here it is.
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