The Professionals. S04 E06. Take Away.

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First broadcast 12th October 1980.  Hampered by two cocky Drugs Squad officers, Doyle teams up with Hong Kong cop Esther, who is in London trailing a Triad gang supplying drugs to U.S. army personnel in Germany.  Gordon Jackson - George Cowley Martin Shaw - Doyle Lewis Collins - Bodie Chai Lee - Esther John Forgeham - D.S. Colin James Marcus - D.C. Jack Gary Shail - Jimmy Phil Brown - Callahan Sharon Duce - Annie Pik Sen Lim - Chai Ling Arnold Lee - Chi Sang Fiesta Mei Ling - Siu Sang George Little - Meyer Andy Ho - Ngan Hung Richard Rees - Johnny Chong Kenneth Watson - Boss (as Ken Watson) Ann Coombs - Girl in Bed Vincent Wong - Kidnapper Rex Wei - Kidnapper Peta Bernard - Girl Companion Jon Rumney - Diter Kroll Gertan Klauber - Helmut Brenick Dennis Matsuki - Cheng Jason Forgeham - Child Jonesta Forgeham - Child Mary Burleigh - Girl with phone Fred Wood - Tramp

Transcript

00:00.

00:28Message received, Unit 3.

00:30Opened out.

00:33Okay.

00:34Let's go.

00:35Come on, come on!

00:37What time is it?

00:39What is it?

00:40Puzz.

00:41Come in here?

00:41Yeah.

00:42Oh, Christ!

00:43Keep the door shut as long as you can.

01:00Get up!

01:01Get out of here!

01:02Get up, you stupid cow!

01:10All units.

01:11We've lost him.

01:13He's done a bung.

01:14It's all right, Skip.

01:15Relaxed.

01:16We can see him.

01:18Good.

01:30We can see him.

01:43Search of the premises is continuing.

01:44The remainder of the force is on its way back,

01:46so the canteen is about, will you?

01:48Nice sunshine over there and whatnot.

01:53Drug squad are going in with the dogs.

01:55Yes, well, the best of British.

01:58The impossible takes longer.

02:00Well, what have you got?

02:03Diary.

02:04It's dashed by one Johnny Chong in flight.

02:07And full of chinky-chonky, huh?

02:09It's not surprising.

02:13Oh, a name in English.

02:16Ray Doyle.

02:18You know him?

02:18No.

02:19Well, find him pronto.

02:21I want to have a long chat with Mr. Ray Doyle.

02:30I want to have a long chat with Mr. Ray.

03:49Hi.

03:55Jimmy.

03:57Gilroy.

03:59Get around, eh?

04:11Don't I?

04:13Not when I left.

04:15Yeah, I've been here about, what, six weeks?

04:19Doesn't sound fire when you're having fun.

04:23Where you been? See the Queen?

04:25No.

04:27Borstel.

04:29Oh, yeah.

04:31Food's good, isn't it?

04:33You lost something.

04:35American chick.

04:37Called Lisa.

04:39She's still around.

04:41I mean, was she here when you came?

04:43Why are you so evasive, eh?

04:45That's a good word, I like that.

04:47Evasive.

04:48Don't patronise me.

04:49Just cos I don't conform, it doesn't mean I'm a cretin.

04:53Yeah, well, it's all gonna change, innit?

04:55Bank insurance companies, multinational rip-offs.

04:57It's just what the world needs, another revolutionary.

04:59Look.

05:01Lisa.

05:02Yeah?

05:03Well, if you know something, tell me.

05:05You know, this bird of yours, was she into drug?

05:07All the way.

05:09When I say drugs, Mel, you know.

05:11Yeah, skag, smack, mainlining.

05:13She couldn't be more into it than that.

05:15And no-one's told you anything?

05:17Told me what, for Christ's sake?

05:19Listen.

05:21Between you and her, what was the sin?

05:23No, just tell me, all right, or I'll bust your bleeding skull open.

05:25Sonny, I'm the newsreader.

05:27You don't like the news, don't kick.

05:29You don't like the news, don't kick.

05:31I'm the newsreader.

05:33You don't like the news, don't kick.

05:35I'm the newsreader.

05:37I'm sorry.

05:41Why don't you just tell me, please?

05:47She's dead.

05:51How?

05:53Overdose.

05:54When?

05:55Three weeks, maybe less.

05:57I don't believe you.

05:59Don't.

06:01Look, she knew too much.

06:03She knew how to cut it, she knew how to cook it, she knew how to...

06:05Found her one morning.

06:07Spike's still in her thigh, pure uncut H, 90% would have killed a horse.

06:17If you don't believe me, us are local cops.

06:21So what happened to her...

06:23You know, body?

06:25Our father came over.

06:27He was a Yankee Doodle.

06:29Found a little crumpled man.

06:31In grey suit.

06:33Asked a lot of questions.

06:35Didn't understand the answers.

06:37And then he split.

06:39Doesn't happen in Seattle, you see.

06:41Just doesn't happen.

06:43Yeah, well, she said she'd wait.

06:45Don't bloody care, do they, eh?

06:47Bastards.

06:49Bastards.

06:51Yeah, well, she said she'd wait.

06:53Don't bloody care, do they, eh?

06:55Bastards.

06:57Where is this?

06:59Car park near Tempelhof, Berlin.

07:15where is this car park near templehof in berlin i know where templehof is

07:31who's the german his name's uh brennick sergeant helmut brennick form clean as a whistle

07:48i am sorry about the heat would you like to take your jacket off george yeah no no

07:54not quite the way the yard would have played it eh george not quite

08:03kathy pacific they don't fly into london do they no near than the persian gulf

08:10what's the writing say beware of falsification the elephant is used as a seal on all drugs

08:16parcels isn't that right sergeant written by the elephant means addicted to heroin

08:21unfortunately has lots of attractive sounding names red chicken white dragon pearl what the

08:27hell's wrong with the temperature in here it's pretty sad to keep the computers happy

08:31miserable for people but oh boy do the machines love it how about a window

08:35they're not made too open in case the natives turn ugly

08:39three pounds four ounces of heroin so each packet's what uh one million five hundred thousand u.s

08:49that's it number four four well number three is brown sugar smoking heroin 44 percent pure

08:57number four is 99 pure used for injecting there's more to it than that sergeant if that had been

09:03made up for the european market it would have been brown sugar this was for american addicts when

09:10you say americans exactly who do you mean the gi's in germany or 185 000 of them we don't crack this

09:17george we could be in for a potential hiccup in the great anglo-american relationship

09:21why else do you think ci-5's involved

09:24what's all that about oh personal info date of birthplace et cetera anything known on him only that

09:39he is a thriving business no record no debts and he's not saying anything

09:46the triad are you sure about that all the signs too scared to say anything because it won't let me

09:52done to his family a couple of things this heroin comes from the golden triangle shan state into

09:58hong kong by bangkok why not ship direct to germany well fifty thousand chinese in london that means

10:04fifty thousand potential couriers there's no comparable chinese community in germany

10:08well that's probably right it's an attempt to create trouble between britain and america and

10:13that's special rapport so beloved by the politicians an attempt by whom the germans east germans

10:21dita crow was in london last month and he didn't just come to eat noodles and bean sprouts right right

10:26enjoying your succumbents sergeant very much thank you alpha to do four yes sir a ds requests

10:37information about ray doyle let him know where four or five can be found will you 45 thank you

10:46and 550 50 50 100 god bless you darling yes sir you want some fruit yeah what do you want i don't know

10:53uh well we got cape apples we've got french grapes morocco oranges it's all homegrown

10:57got any peaches mate yeah 10 peaches yeah give us a couple all right two peaches the last of the big

11:02spinners don't go away darling i'll be right with you soon as i'll see to this gentleman buys everything

11:07like noah in two twenty people you've got any progress that says you'd notice a boy named jimmy's

11:17girl od a couple of weeks ago very uptight know anything i'll find out when i ain't listen these

11:22beaches are bruised trouble with you sailor don't know your own strength

11:35all right noel see you all right okay see you tomorrow yeah ta-ra take care

11:40and you

11:52all right

12:07he's on his way up skip

12:22all right

12:37bruce lee i presume what do you want

12:43a chat

12:46you'll mind chatting too

12:50game set and match

13:00so what's with you and the chinese ray not enough of your own sort yeah too many too too many

13:07you know we just love them don't we charlie love them we just lap them up don't be charlie

13:15like cats with cream who's your friend little mr deco

13:18do you know charlie i reckon he's taking the michael oh i don't think so sarge wouldn't do a thing like that would you son

13:29i suppose you've got a warrant but of course we've got a warrant

13:36haven't we charlie of course let's have a look

13:41i think you must have it skip

13:43no no no i remember you had oh no no no sarge sorry don't seem to have brought it

13:52bit fast on the law skip

13:55you know for an innocent punter got a bit of form have we

13:58a touch of the flesh gordon's breath you haven't told me yet what you're here for

14:07yours

14:09yes ginseng

14:12then you'll never mind if i keep one and have it tested will you

14:15what if i do i beg your pardon

14:21a couple of hours ago sunshine

14:23we nicked one of your chinese friends

14:25one johnny chong you know johnny chong never heard of him he knows you tough

14:30it could well be he had this little book on him

14:34just like chairman ma remember but this one was full of gin about junk

14:39you know drugs

14:41amounts dates meeting places names but all the names were in chinese all except one that is

14:48yours

14:50raid oil

14:55and i'm not the only raid oil in london no but you are the only raid oil at this address

15:04so where's anna may wong then working oh you've got it on the game have you

15:20good brass or chinks

15:21it's doing an english lit course at the polly

15:26lit

15:28that means literature jolly oh very erudite fellow i missed a door

15:34mind you touch a moat arthur will come in handy when she's down the typhoon shelter in aberdeen

15:39ray you know hong kong ray no no i don't well you should

15:46have a dina's choice 20 000 yellow peril living like rats on junks

15:51some of them no bigger than floating orange boxes get to it

15:56you're a cheeky so don't you get on with it

16:01this is your warning big brother's got his beady one trained

16:05maybe next time we'll come in with dogs woof woof

16:11and maybe next time we'll find more than ginseng

16:15all right just bring the car out dc jack okay phil bring the car around ds golly

16:23your card is mark my son

16:35oh

16:45hi joey

16:49oh nothing like the smell of a nicked sausage eh how do you know they're nicked

16:53oh you got them on your account at four numbers did you

16:55no you're right about lisa yeah cremated dad took her ash his own last week stupid dick

17:07if he hadn't been such a clunk he'd still have a daughter instead of a couple of sticks of charcoal

17:12the question is what are you going to do about it what can i do i thought you're a one-man revolution

17:16stand up be counted give your neck etc the time to hire the hall jim's when you've got something to say

17:22yes it was my bird yeah go on no it didn't matter now come on say it i hate people who start

17:31something and don't finish no what i mean is if it was me i'd want the creeps nailed crucify him

17:39who the pushers suppliers that junctio deedon's gonna come from somewhere someone hadn't done

17:46no homework mate or had meaning these off heads no they're freaks they're really sick they get a

17:54charge out of dealing our fatal fixes you know and it's perfect murder every time so i come up with a

17:59face right take it out of the frame next day there's another one there it's just like fungus listen

18:09you've got to give what you know to the people who can use it best

18:12the fuzz why not look i'm not a grass oh the big bad fuzz eh fascist tools of capitalist barons

18:19yeah well it's true been my bird mate i want blood i'd want to see the holes where the nails went

18:25even if it meant shouting in the ear of the commissioner of police himself

18:42you speak english i'd like to see mr nong hong please he's away oh uh when will he be back

19:04he's in hong kong on business he's in the berlin jail waiting trial on a drugs charge

19:12you want to buy some jade ivory tie silk a necklace if nobody talks childing nothing ever gets done

19:20he jests at scars who never felt a wound you see i have western culture to fight you with western

19:27police methods too that's even better two years ago my uncle father and eldest brother all worked in

19:35the business first my uncle he was attacked in the foyer of the odin cinema leicester square

19:44slashed with a meat cleaver hacked almost to death

19:48there were hundreds of witnesses all looking the wrong way

19:58he'll never work again

20:02last february my brother drowned in amsterdam he fell into a canal

20:08oh the dutch police said he was drunk strange for a teetotaler

20:18last week was my father's turn

20:24so much for your western police methods

20:29they have enough crime of their own without worrying about us

20:32we're a minority nuisance that's not true no clout power no chinese mps councillors union

20:41officials a sitting target

20:51is

21:00ray

21:01hello

21:06hello how are you hi

21:14melon seeds

21:15Tui fumé. Lightly chilled, yes?

21:20Why not? What are we celebrating?

21:23The fire that gutted Jackman's wine bath.

21:25It's an ill win.

21:26Yeah, it's what Jackman says still.

21:28It's not our problem, isn't it?

21:30Missed the last bit.

21:31I said it's not our problem.

21:37Sorry about the fire, Jaime. Shut up, Moishe, you fool.

21:39It's not until tomorrow night.

21:41It's not until tomorrow.

21:49Traditional Western joke, you know.

21:51Traditional Eastern inscrutability.

21:54Oh, I see.

21:58Bodhi thinks he might be onto something.

22:00Yeah?

22:01Yeah, definitely.

22:03Meet a man named Colin.

22:05Yeah, briefly.

22:07Yamsi?

22:08If you're Cantonese.

22:10And if you're not?

22:12Then it's different.

22:14For instance?

22:15Panbei.

22:17What's that?

22:18Mandarin.

22:19I'll give up.

22:20Cheers.

22:21Cheers.

22:22Mmm.

22:25Mmm.

22:26It was an ill win, were it?

22:28Oh, I like that.

22:29Do you have wine in Hong Kong?

22:30Of course we have wine, cheeky devil.

22:32You think it's all coolies and sandpans?

22:34Yeah, it's a long way from France, isn't it?

22:36It is.

22:37Not far from Australia, though.

22:38You can't count Aussie wine.

22:40Philistine.

22:42Listen, a couple of shalers.

22:44Cry to fosters who needs faggot grape juice.

22:46Listen.

22:47Listen.

22:48What?

22:49Peninsula Hotel.

22:50Yeah.

22:51Hong Kong, right?

22:52There are brown Rolls Royces lined up outside to throw the guests to the airport or around the island.

22:57Oh.

22:58Biggest single order of roses ever placed.

23:01Well, good Lord, you can't argue with that, can you?

23:06I suppose you did see Cowley?

23:08At the American Embassy, they showed me the cassette.

23:11What do you think?

23:12Fear.

23:13Yeah.

23:14Well, the Jerry's could put him away for life, you know.

23:17Won't make any difference.

23:18Triad.

23:21I saw his daughter.

23:23London educated.

23:24Smartest paint.

23:25And?

23:26Nothing.

23:28Leave his alone.

23:30As bad as the Mafia, isn't it?

23:31Worse.

23:38Haven't shaved three seven.

23:39Better stand downwind of me, too.

23:58You seen him this morning?

23:59I left him overnight to sweat on him.

24:01Who's you think I are?

24:02A man from the ministry.

24:03How did we meet?

24:04Er...

24:05Yeah?

24:06Well, I said I did a bit of work for you.

24:08Work?

24:09Procuring.

24:10Oh, thank you.

24:11Couldn't have been something legal, I suppose.

24:13He wouldn't have believed it, would he?

24:21What's the smell?

24:22Watching or cooking?

24:23Cooking.

24:24See you, mate.

24:25Bye.

24:26Yeah, it's sock soup tonight.

24:28Yummy.

24:29Where are the others?

24:30Upstairs.

24:31Oh, well, there's a query in about your expenses.

24:34Yeah?

24:35Rib room at the Carlton Tower.

24:37Excessive, isn't it?

24:38Yeah, it's the only place open to get through, isn't it?

24:40They serve you, looking like that?

24:41Yeah.

24:42I think I'm an American actor.

24:48Fine, there you go.

24:52The fuck you got against floorboards around here?

24:55Use them as firewood.

24:56Is that him?

24:57Yeah.

24:58Today of all days.

25:11Coincidence, isn't it?

25:12Coincidence, isn't it?

25:14Who owns this place?

25:15Who owns this place?

25:16What was it?

25:17Suicide?

25:18Oh, yeah, sure.

25:19Gives himself an overdose.

25:20Stands up on nothing.

25:21Then hangs himself.

25:22The rope knot was round the wrong side.

25:23Yeah?

25:24Yeah.

25:25Face the wrong collar.

25:26Rope knot was round the wrong side.

25:27Yeah?

25:28Yeah.

25:29Face the wrong collar.

25:30Rope fibers going the wrong way.

25:31Read all about it in the lab report.

25:32.

25:39Oh, yeah, sure.

25:42Gives himself an overdose.

25:43Stands up on nothing.

25:44Then hangs himself.

25:45The rope knot was round the wrong side.

25:47Eh?

25:48Yeah.

25:49Face the wrong collar.

25:50Rope fibers going the wrong way.

25:51Read all about it in the lab report.

25:53.

25:55Oh, my God.

26:25Please. Thanks.

26:44You own some properties off the Talgarth Road?

26:47It would be true to say there are some properties off the Talgarth Road I do not own.

26:51But not many.

26:5237 Chesterton, to be precise.

26:55Please, don't remind me.

26:57What's the problem?

26:58Problem? I've no problem. The local council, they're the problem.

27:02Maybe I can help.

27:03You ever heard of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood?

27:07From a group of painters, poets, Mealy, Rossetti.

27:10Yeah.

27:11Yeah. Yeah, well, some lesser member, William Morris' brother-in-law, or somebody spent a couple of nights there once.

27:18At number 37?

27:19Yeah. And the next thing is, some snotty hotshot slaps a preservation order on me. Architectural interest.

27:27Hence the squatters.

27:28Hence the squatters.

27:29You realise there have been two deaths there in the last six weeks?

27:33Mr Cowley, I would like to help you.

27:35Really, I would.

27:36But my hands are tied.

27:37I could help you evict.

27:39Unofficially, of course.

27:40You really don't understand the property business, do you?

27:45Well, read the city page, but the subtleties of high finance, no.

27:50I want those squatters out.

27:53Like you want another hole in your head.

27:55You want it condemned.

27:57You're learning.

27:59Yes, a fire hazard, a health hazard, any damn sort of hazard, I don't care.

28:03I mean, you tell me two people have died.

28:06Tell me 22 people have died, and I could get excited.

28:10Christ.

28:12Not much to show for a life.

28:18Would you like to say that?

28:20Hardly worth a signature.

28:24Tuck.

28:30Thirteen years old.

28:32A new Monty Burton evening suit.

28:35Tucks, pants.

28:37Black tie, pavement pumps.

28:39Looked like a cinema manager.

28:44Formation dancing.

28:46He was a silver medallist.

28:49Are you still on the game, love?

28:51No.

28:52Didn't you know?

28:53Doing the Lex column in the Financial Times.

28:56Yeah, I'm sorry.

28:57It's okay.

28:58Did you know your brother was into drugs?

28:59Odd sums of money he borrowed.

29:11He couldn't rake fivers out of a bank vault.

29:13He was murdered, you know.

29:15Yeah.

29:16For his spare socks?

29:17No, to shut his mouth.

29:19Got any names?

29:21Faces?

29:23Theories?

29:23No.

29:25Well, think and ask, okay?

29:28You know what a murder inquiry's like.

29:29First 24 hours, everyone's leaping about.

29:32And things slow down a bit.

29:33By the weekend, everyone's pushing memos into in trays and out trays and back again.

29:41Even his treads were on.

29:42Where is it?

29:53What's it look like?

29:56Surprised.

29:58Ready?

29:59Yeah.

30:12Risky.

30:14No time for clever stuff.

30:16Local incident.

30:17Chinese woman delivered her two kids to school.

30:20This morning?

30:21Gets back to her car, she's kidnapped.

30:23There's more.

30:24Locals recover car, return it to owner, a restaurateur.

30:27He denies everything.

30:29All big misunderstood.

30:31What about the wife?

30:33In the kitchen, barbecuing the spare ribs.

30:36What do you think?

30:38How'd the locals get onto it?

30:39Eyewitness.

30:40Reliable.

30:41Milkman.

30:41Ex-traffic cop.

30:44All right, give me the details.

30:46I'll get Esther to chase it up.

30:51What do you do in London?

30:55Student, English literature.

30:56And you want to make some money?

30:58That's it.

30:58I have a grant, but grant today gone tomorrow.

31:01Student saying.

31:03From 6.30 to 9.30 every night except Monday.

31:06A pound an hour plus cut of bar sale.

31:08Yes?

31:08Can I let you know tomorrow?

31:10The after will be too late.

31:11Excuse?

31:12Excuse?

31:13He always liked this.

31:15Is he married?

31:17Is he married?

31:18He always liked her.

31:19Yes?

31:20He always liked her.

31:22He always liked her.

31:25He always liked her.

31:26He always loved her.

31:31Hello.

31:34Hi.

31:34Hi. I like it. I love it.

31:38Where have you been?

31:43Come here.

31:44Mmm. What are you eating?

31:47Grapes.

31:48Fruit salad, huh?

31:49Always been raining, you know.

31:50Another slow day.

31:51You've been pouring all day.

31:52Yeah. It's your paper, darling.

31:55Thanks.

31:57Taipan Restaurant, remember?

31:59Yeah, Lambert Street. Cross Chopsticks in the Doyle Good Food Guide. Why?

32:02They're running an ad for a drinks waitress.

32:04Oh, well, that's great. A perfect job for you.

32:07Changsham slashed right up to the hampeck.

32:09Listen.

32:09It's wonderful.

32:10The wife isn't the same wife we met.

32:13Oh.

32:15Isn't she?

32:16No.

32:17You sure? These Chinese all look the same, you know.

32:19Yeah, but not if you're one of them.

32:22Four-five to two-four.

32:24Two-four. Go ahead, four-five.

32:26There's a Chinese nosh house in Lambert Street called a Taipan.

32:30I want to round the clock on it.

32:31It's owned by a man called, uh, Cheese Sang.

32:34Do you want me to spell that for you?

32:35C-H-I-S-A-N-G.

32:38All clever stuff. Two-four. Over and out.

32:43Sleeping well?

32:45Yeah, like a top. What's your excuse here?

32:48Um...

32:49You wouldn't say no.

32:51No.

32:57It's wine.

32:59Yeah, of course it is.

33:00If you're going to have insomnia, suffer in style, I say.

33:02It's, uh, Cheese Sang's wife.

33:08At least she's still in the country.

33:10Yeah, according to immigration.

33:12You don't believe it?

33:17You think she might be dead?

33:19No.

33:21So I'm very sure.

33:22Yeah, I am.

33:23There's no point in kidnapping somebody,

33:24then bumping them off before you've even sent off a ransom note.

33:26I mean, once they're dead, they've got no value at all, haven't they?

33:31Oh, no.

33:33I wonder when I'll be back in Kowloon.

33:34I think I'll come with you.

33:40Here.

33:42I've always spent since running one of those, uh, Susie Wong-type cat houses, hmm?

33:47Susie Wong?

33:48No.

33:50It's taken 20 years to lift that down.

33:53Last January, the UK sent us a dolphin.

33:57Do you know what he was called?

33:59I could make an educated guess.

34:04Car A Dadson, containing target Cheese Sang, leaving restaurant now.

34:12Car registration number is FLA-941-T.

34:21Pound to a penny, it'll be Heathrow.

34:29Entering airport now.

34:31Clearing with the airport, please, will you?

34:34Target is leaving by the 10 a.m. Gulf Air flight 006 to Bahrain.

34:41This connects with the 2320 Cathay Pacific flight CX740 to Hong Kong.

34:47What about his ticket?

34:48Hong Kong economy return.

34:51Should get the kites hack at about, um, 3 or 4 tomorrow afternoon.

34:56I'll get a call into Hong Kong before they go home.

34:58Honey!

35:12Honey!

35:12You can't fight these people on your own.

35:19You need help.

35:20You can help by leaving me alone.

35:22I have husband, two children.

35:24Well, for their sakes!

35:25You want them to live their lives with the same fear?

35:30You paid him protection, Monny, right?

35:32Please, leave me alone.

35:34I want my husband back!

35:36So that we can be peaceful if life was used to work hard.

35:41They serve you.

35:45Hello?

35:46Good day at the office?

35:48Not bad.

35:49You?

35:51Come down.

35:51I'll tell you.

35:54Hello.

35:55Hi.

35:57Oh, for me?

35:58For you.

35:59What have I done to deserve this?

36:06Seppelt, Arrow, Water, Reisley.

36:08Australian.

36:09Yeah, so I see.

36:11Hey, you like picking duck?

36:14I like picking at anything, Johnny.

36:16God, you're never serious, are you?

36:19I'm always serious.

36:28Hold it.

36:29I said hold it!

36:30You okay?

36:46Yeah.

36:47You okay?

36:47Yeah.

37:00Hey!

37:13Just a moment.

37:20CX-731 to Bahrain.

37:25Got it?

37:27Then AR-100 to London.

37:30due in at what was that again oh 6 40 hours okay Alex thanks for your help

37:39we'll pick them up let you know as soon as there's anything to report bye leaves

37:45Hong Kong this afternoon

38:00come in hey I thought you got a faceful I did it was a warning

38:14any ideas they didn't leave a card what acid is that h2o etc etc

38:28no idea it's probably sulfuric or hydrochloric my day my chemistry days are long gone so will my

38:35face be rather a heart of gold than a white stick did you find anything out if I did I just forgot

38:43it you mean the idea of your brother's killers walking around scoffery doesn't bother you no

38:47not one bit reckon you owe me a favor a small one can you get me to Houston in one piece yep

38:57I used to think all the gangsters in the world grew around new street station

39:01do you want a reference I know some people I could call

39:06one thing I never had trouble with coppers

39:10yeah me too

39:24three seven to two four

39:28two four

39:30go here three seven

39:32go here three six sevens arrived no welcome party we're following him to terminal three

39:38looks like we're heading for the underground

39:40go here one thing

39:54go here

40:00Let's go.

40:30Just show. Oriental. Surprise, surprise.

40:34He's getting off now. Out.

40:35I'm in the station car park. Our man's just climbed into a Datsun.

41:02Pick me up, will you?

41:333-7. I'm now in position outside the motel. The target's inside with suitcase. Over.

42:03Hey, do you remember that last funeral Cali went to? Which one? Ministers PPS.

42:12Yeah, vaguely. 3-7. Message for you. Go ahead, 2-4.

42:18Chi Tsang, safely lodged at Camp David. The man you are, following his name, Cheng. C-H-E-N-G.

42:26Thanks, 2-4.

42:28Coronary in his car, wasn't it?

42:30It was supposed to be, but a mate of mine on the express reckons it was a heart attack hump.

42:34No kidding. Yeah, I bet he had a smile on his face, though.

42:39Enter the U.S. Cavalry. Leave this to me.

42:46Who's idea was a disguise?

43:02My governor.

43:07My governor.

43:08Your governor, yeah. Obviously a man of great imagination. I've never seen such a clean dustman in me life.

43:21That's better.

43:23Are you tooled up? Apart from your brushes, that is.

43:29Right, Sergeant. Get your men around the back and you foul up on this one. You'll be back shaking hands with doorknobs. Got it?

43:34What's your name?

43:35D.C. Jack, sir.

43:36D.C. Jack.

43:41There you are.

43:42Right.

43:43D.C. Jack.

43:45And D.S. Colin.

43:48My card's marked.

43:53D.C. Jack.

43:54That's him.

43:55D.C. Jack.

43:56A long way from the East German Trade Delegation.

43:57Diversification. They're all up to it.

43:58Now, we want you to stay here until further notice. Nobody knows you're here. Nobody can get at you. The owner is an ex-Bobby Sergeant Murdoch, so you're perfectly safe.

44:18The owner is an ex-Bobby Sergeant Murdoch, so you're perfectly safe.

44:21Then, as soon as the gang have been rounded up, you'll return to your restaurant and live in peace.

44:26Oh, it's in Sunday.

44:30Well, that didn't go down too well, Esther. Do you think they understand?

44:34They understand, sir. Understanding is not necessarily believing.

44:39Time to move, mate.

44:41Time to move, mate.

44:42Right.

44:43Find out what's shallow there in them to the rest of the block, eh?

44:46I've never seen this.

45:03I've never seen this before.

45:05hurry up won't be a sec. I shall start without you.

45:22What? Sorry, we need you out of here. We've already just checked in.

45:38Might be some shooting. Shooting? Yeah, bang bang. What's going on? Who's that in there?

45:44I don't know, she's... What are you talking to? Hey.

45:50Don't forget to found my album. Thanks.

45:57Excuse me. Hey, that drink really improved you.

46:02Thank you. Sorry to interrupt. The fun we've got to get you out of here.

46:05What's going on? There's some trouble in the chalet next door.

46:09Just everything. Come on.

46:16Sir. Mr. Cheng. My name's Bodhi as CI5. I have a warrant for your arrest.

46:24You're completely surrounded, Cheng. Come on, give up. You're not going anyplace.

46:31Hey, tables. Go on.

46:33Cheng, there's some tables in the middle of the lawn. Keep your eye on them.

46:39You missed one. Get out of here, Chuck.

46:42All right, Cheng. You missed one. Get out of here, Chuck.

46:46All right, Cheng, you're convinced now. Come on out.

46:49What now?

46:51The tenor says they give up.

46:54What now?

46:56The tenor says they give up.

46:59You're not going to be convinced.

47:00You're not going to be convinced.

47:02I'm not going to be convinced.

47:03I'm not going to be convinced.

47:04Keep your eye on them.

47:05You missed one.

47:06Get out of here, Chuck.

47:08All right, Cheng. You're convinced now. Come on out.

47:11What now?

47:15Tennis has to give up.

47:22You reckon?

47:25You're on.

47:26We're coming out!

47:32We're coming out!

47:39Drop it!

47:41We're coming out!

48:11We're coming out!

48:13Fly flat!

48:14Aye, aye!

48:18You owe me a tenner.

48:23Guess what?

48:24Diplo bloody-matic immunity.

48:26Who?

48:27Crawl.

48:32Who says?

48:33Cowley.

48:34Mustn't touch, he says. Hands off, he says.

48:36There's a million bucks worth of heroin in here.

48:39Yeah, well, don't tell me, mate, I know.

48:41Oh, jeez.

48:45Where do you wanna go?

48:46Ray?

48:47Ray?

48:48Nearest pub.

48:50Anything I can do?

48:55Anything I can do?

49:06Chief Sang and his wife won't testify.

49:09Not surprised.

49:10Yeah.

49:11Cowley says he's gonna put the word about it.

49:13They've been talking.

49:15Would he?

49:16Nah, it's only bluff.

49:17All that may end up with a fistful of smoke.

49:23I'll miss you.

49:26I'll miss you.

49:28Me too.

49:33Hey, what about that, uh, that one-chai hotel?

49:36Eh?

49:38You know, Suzy Wong?

49:40Oh, yeah.

49:42Well, you find that you call me, eh?

49:48I'm cold.

49:50Come on.

49:51Don't cry.

49:52Cops can't cry.

49:54It's not allowed.

49:56It says so in the book.

50:24It says so.

50:25It looks safe to lose.

50:29There it is.

50:30places.

50:31We will never die.

50:32We will not have to adopt anyki,

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