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First broadcast 19th October 1980.
Amnesiac Gerda collapses in a church before giving Cowley a garbled message about an attack on a diplomatic meeting the next day.
Gordon Jackson - George Cowley
Martin Shaw - Doyle
Lewis Collins - Bodie
Ben Cross - Stuart
Linda Hayden - Gerda Helm
Steve Alder - Murphy
Jill Martin - Mrs. Parker
Sylvester Morand - Mr. Parker
Timothy Stark - Henry
John Arnatt - Humber
Gareth Armstrong - Dr. Marsand
Kevin Quarmby - P.C. Fenton
Amanda Leigh - Betty Fenton
Derek Ensor - Bank Manager
John Cording - Minter
Louis Mahoney - Doctor
Fionn O'Farrell - Nurse
Cyril Conway - Rector
Paul Gale - Corrigan
Julia Blalock - Barmaid
Mike Mungarvan - Will
Reg Woods
Amnesiac Gerda collapses in a church before giving Cowley a garbled message about an attack on a diplomatic meeting the next day.
Gordon Jackson - George Cowley
Martin Shaw - Doyle
Lewis Collins - Bodie
Ben Cross - Stuart
Linda Hayden - Gerda Helm
Steve Alder - Murphy
Jill Martin - Mrs. Parker
Sylvester Morand - Mr. Parker
Timothy Stark - Henry
John Arnatt - Humber
Gareth Armstrong - Dr. Marsand
Kevin Quarmby - P.C. Fenton
Amanda Leigh - Betty Fenton
Derek Ensor - Bank Manager
John Cording - Minter
Louis Mahoney - Doctor
Fionn O'Farrell - Nurse
Cyril Conway - Rector
Paul Gale - Corrigan
Julia Blalock - Barmaid
Mike Mungarvan - Will
Reg Woods
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03:02Monday.
03:05What is the problem?
03:0812.30.
03:11Would you know what's going to happen at 12.30?
03:14Monday?
03:16Sagen Sie mir, was Sie über Haradien wissen.
03:19Later, Colonel.
03:21Okay, boys.
03:27That's why us.
03:29There's a meeting scheduled to take place at Haradien Helicopter Base tomorrow,
03:32which is Monday.
03:34At 12.30.
03:35Now you know as much as I do.
03:37What kind of meeting?
03:39Our Cabinet Minister, a top man from an African state.
03:42Oh, planning a little coup, are we?
03:44Not a counter deal.
03:45And now that girl, whoever she is, seems to know about it.
03:50Stay with her.
04:08Could be just a coincidence.
04:11Haradien, Monday, 12.30.
04:15I mean, Haradien do commercial stuff, don't they?
04:19Yeah.
04:20Maybe she's meeting her boyfriend there tomorrow.
04:24It's all right for you doctors, isn't it?
04:26Getting all the perks.
04:35I think she took a fall.
04:37Maybe she was thrown out of a car.
04:39Great insane.
04:47Look like glass cuts to me.
04:48Yeah, it doesn't explain Haradien, though, does it?
04:50Coincidence.
04:51Get away with her.
04:59Ah!
05:00Ah!
05:08Ah!
05:09Ah!
05:10Ah!
05:10Ah!
05:13Ah!
05:14Ah!
05:16Ah!
05:16Ah!
05:17Ah!
05:17Ah!
05:18Ah!
05:19Ah!
05:19Oh
05:27Okay, you still think it's a coincidence
05:43So she's important
05:45Important enough for someone to want her dead, but what else have we got? Why did she make her way to the church?
05:49That's a good point. Why shouldn't you? We need some positive thinking Bode
05:53All right, then let's get down to her bra and pants
05:57Metaphorically speaking. I've got a theory about that. Have you? Yes
06:01She left somewhere in a hurry. I thought it was the males who jumped out of the window. Yeah, well, that's what the doc said
06:07She fell
06:11I think she might make better sense than you do
06:12I
06:18How is she doctor? I don't know
06:21Concussion sure no evidence of sexual assault
06:26shock amnesia maybe
06:29mixed up suddenly
06:31Thank you, Tegan
06:33Thank you, Tegan
06:36Monday
06:4112
06:4330
06:43This won't take a moment
06:54German or Austrian maybe
06:56Swiss and that's the sum total of our knowledge about it
06:59Not quite sir
07:01hops
07:03Hops you know they make beer from them and I know you know about beer
07:07I found traces of hops in her hair so that might mean kent
07:11Kent the county of a place where hops are grown in profusion like munich
07:16It's got a german accent they grow hops in germany too
07:21I never thought of that
07:21You don't have to I checked with immigration
07:24No one of her description has come through in the past two weeks
07:27So it means kent
07:28They grow hops elsewhere you know floster
07:30Yeah, but kent's nearer london
07:32Could she be meant fit to travel?
07:33Well, there's no serious physical injury but uh
07:36Good she'll be in your charge kent
07:38Kent where hops come from
07:45You look very nice
07:47Thank you
07:49I shall repay everything
07:51That's all right it's all taken care of
07:53Thank you you're very kind
07:55Don't do it attack sir
07:56No we won't it's just a nice quiet drive in the country
07:59Pierre will do it
08:00Hello
08:00Now he didn't recognize it
08:02Fine
08:03Easy
08:03Easy
08:04Easy
08:05Oh
08:06My dad
08:07Now he's pushing it you know she should be in bed
08:09Yeah I know you tell him we've got a deadline to meet and I mean dead
08:23Bodie and Doyle
08:25Yeah that's right
08:26Vich is Vich
08:27Uh Bodie's the incredibly handsome one
08:31That still doesn't tell me Vich is Vich
08:33Maybe you were a diplomat
08:34No
08:35No that I definitely know
08:36Oh well that's good
08:38You definitely know something
08:40I'm just supposed to keep looking
08:42Yeah
08:43Drive her around kent see if she sees anything familiar
08:45Cowley's orders
08:47You seen anything
08:49Oh right
08:50Well we've got a decision coming up at this junction
08:53Whether to go to mingay or canterbury
08:56Want to see a cathedral
08:57I've seen it
08:58It is tall and magnificent and very beautiful
09:02That's good isn't it that I remember that
09:04That's very good
09:06So
09:06I'm not crazy
09:07Nobody's saying you're crazy
09:09But it is important I remember
09:12And yet I can't
09:15Perhaps you don't want to remember
09:17No
09:18You may be deliberately blocking it out because you don't want to remember
09:21Something terrible must have happened
09:24Yeah maybe you took a beating
09:26Or a fall
09:27Do you remember falling?
09:28Falling
09:30Falling
09:30Falling
09:31Oh no
09:32Oh well never mind
09:34Let's remember something nice shall we
09:36Like uh
09:37Do you prefer vanilla or strawberry ice cream?
09:46Three strawberry cones please
09:50That was quick
09:51How much is that?
09:52Sixty pence
09:53Sixty pence?
09:54Yep
09:55All right
09:56Suit change
09:58There you go
09:59One problem solved strawberry
10:00There you go
10:01Come on
10:02Next one is have you got a boyfriend
10:04And if so is he bigger than me?
10:07I'm putting you both to a lot of trouble
10:09Troubles are visions
10:12Right there's a church coming up
10:14Country church
10:15St. Anne's
10:16That's right that was the name of the church we found you in
10:19It isn't a church
10:21What do you mean?
10:22I don't know but it isn't a church
10:25Well that was where we found you St. Anne's
10:29Mingay
10:30Didn't you say Canterbury or Mingay?
10:33Yeah
10:34Mingay
10:35Somewhere off the Mingay road
10:38What are you gonna say?
10:40Are you getting any vibes?
10:42I don't know
10:45Stop here please stop
10:46Eh?
10:59Nice and quiet
11:14Yeah
11:29Do you know this place?
11:38Have you been here before?
11:39I don't know
11:45I don't know
11:48Well I can get it
11:50Don't worry
11:52But sure Mr Carley said it was important
11:55Yeah because of Harrodine
11:57Now there's a place you know isn't it?
12:04Harrodine
12:08Henry
12:09I promised Henry
12:13Henry who?
12:15What did you promise him?
12:18Henry
12:22I'm sorry
12:23I don't remember
12:24No no it's all right
12:25You got the first name
12:26Now think
12:28What goes with Henry?
12:30Henry
12:32Chichu
12:34Chichu?
12:34Who?
12:39Someone
12:40I don't know who
12:41But you promised him something
12:45What did you promise him?
12:46What did you promise him?
12:50Vital
12:51Supplies
12:53Eh?
12:55I promised Henry
12:56I would get him some vital supplies
13:00Guns?
13:02Ammunition?
13:04No I
13:08I'm sorry
13:10Never mind
13:11It'll come
13:14Hops in her hair
13:15Forensic man's really laid one on us this time
13:19She's been around here a long time hasn't she?
13:22Hey excuse me
13:24Do you see if our friend's all right in here please?
13:28Thank you
13:31Well she can't get out
13:32I checked the bag
13:33Yeah I know
13:37She might have blacked out again though might she?
13:40She's a bit upset
13:41Have you been upsetting her?
13:43No she's just a bit tired
13:45Aren't you?
13:46Sorry I can't be any stronger
13:47I don't like pubs do you?
13:49I don't like pubs do you?
13:50I don't like pubs do you?
13:51I don't like pubs do you?
13:52I'm sorry beer killers
13:55Yes
13:56Yes I like them
13:56Yeah good
13:56You've played before
13:57Let's get back to boyfriends shall we?
13:58A good looking girl like you is good looking girl like you is good to have lots of boyfriends
14:03Yes at home
14:04At home not here
14:05Yes in London and and once in the country there was a how you call it some little wooden men with a ball
14:39A long room
14:40A long room very old
14:42Skittles
14:44Yes skittles that was the name
14:47Four five
14:48This pub crawl you're on
14:50Pub crawl I like it
14:52Just give us the details and spare us the jokes over
14:55Three within 17 miles of your last map reference
14:57Another two at 28 and 41 miles
15:00Skittles are supposed to be practically extinct
15:03All right give us the details on the first three over
15:08No no not these things very simple just the bowling
15:16One down two to go
15:18That stopped for half a bit I mean I might take a trespasser
15:21Yeah I'd love to we're getting it all done by closing tonight
15:31It's thirsty work eh?
15:33I am not thirsty
15:36Just when we're beginning to hit it off
15:48Well?
15:50I
15:52It was very like
15:54Yeah well they're all a bit much the same aren't they?
15:57This
15:58Yes
15:59There was a board
16:04And
16:05Ein Stück
16:06Kleider
16:10Yeah well uh
16:11Let's go see if something in the pub might do have your memory here
16:14Great idea mate
16:15Great
16:29I'm sorry
16:30It's all right we'll find it
16:43I am trying I want to help
16:46Yeah I know
16:47Well let's get back to Henry again
16:49Henry Chichu you know his name so what about him
16:51Is he short fat tall thin what?
16:54I don't know
16:55Well you must know you know his name
16:56You're boney
16:58Look we could drive around Kent for the rest of our lives do you know that?
17:01Yeah well it's gonna take time isn't it
17:03We haven't got time
17:04Look we've tried the soft touch door come on
17:06She's trying her best you know
17:07Well she's not trying enough is she?
17:09Maybe she's holding out on us have you considered that?
17:11What about that Fritz?
17:13You stalling so that Henry Chichu can get on his toes
17:15The next left
17:16Eh?
17:17Round the bend there's a house
17:19A white house
17:20Turn left beyond that
17:22Uh St. Anne's
17:26Same name as the church
17:41She comes from around here we'll just show her a few locals here
17:43Here
17:52Please
17:52Hurry
18:13What kind of place you'd expect to hear a dog barking?
18:32Do you know this place?
18:36Come on, wait in the car.
18:37No, don't leave me.
18:39You'll be okay, wait in the car.
18:43No, don't leave me.
19:13No, don't leave me.
19:43No, don't leave me.
20:13Come on, out.
20:19No, no, please.
20:22Is that him?
20:23Henry?
20:26Come on.
20:27It's down cold.
20:39It's down cold.
20:57Henry's choo-choo.
21:13Henry's choo-choo.
21:26Henry's choo-choo.
21:27Henry's choo-choo.
21:27Henry's choo-choo.
21:31Henry's choo-choo.
21:32Henry's choo-choo.
21:33Henry's choo-choo.
21:34Henry's choo-choo.
21:35Henry's choo-choo.
21:36Henry's choo-choo.
21:37Henry's choo.
21:38Henry's choo.
21:39Henry's choo.
21:40Henry's choo.
21:41Henry's choo.
21:42Henry's choo.
21:42He busting here yesterday afternoon.
21:44Yeah, dead man's a gardener.
21:45Obviously heard what was going on inside.
21:47Rushed in, got cut down.
21:48So they grabbed Henry and his mother.
21:51She was about to take a shower.
21:52Yeah, didn't even give her time to get her bathroom.
21:54And what about the husband?
21:55John Parker.
21:56He's in East Anglia.
21:57Sorry, sir.
21:58That's all we got.
21:59He's one of these bird-watching freaks, you know, sir.
22:01Camera, binoculars, goes where the weekend to East Anglia.
22:04Which comprises of the counties of, uh...
22:06Lincolnshire, Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex.
22:08Aye, I know that, Bodie.
22:10They've got a description out on him that, well, frankly, could be anywhere.
22:13And where did they take her?
22:14Oh, she was unconscious most of the time.
22:17She remembers waking up in her house and she got out.
22:19How?
22:20That's a bit hazy, that one, sir.
22:22She remembers jumping.
22:23Out of a window, if you ask me.
22:25No, I think she's had enough, sir.
22:26She's remembered all she's going to remember, anyway.
22:28Haradine, Monday, 12.30.
22:30The guys kept repeating it over and over again.
22:32It stuck in her head.
22:33And where's the link between that and John Parker, eh?
22:35Oh, isn't one that we know about, sir.
22:37He's a director of the Trust and Mutual Bank.
22:39He's got no obvious political affiliations.
22:41He's got no connection with Haradine.
22:44In fact, we've got no clue.
22:45Oh.
22:46I know the streets are fairly empty on a Sunday morning,
22:48but a girl wearing nothing but her underwear.
22:50Yeah, well, they must have kept her pretty close.
22:52Half a mile away.
22:54Well, a mile at the most.
22:55Yeah, we'll check it out.
22:56No.
22:57No, he can check it out.
22:58You're coming with me, Borey.
22:59To Haradine.
23:00The bigwig will take off from the deck of a cruiser
23:18and be landing here in exactly 18 hours' time.
23:2118 hours and two minutes, sir.
23:24He's bought a new watch.
23:25It's the quartz.
23:27It's accurate to a tenth of a second.
23:30That's one hell of an area to cover.
23:32Yeah, it's 20 square miles.
23:34I should think the perimeter's at least 35.
23:36Probably on a cat.
23:37Borey, if anyone's going to blind anyone with signs, it'll be me.
23:40One hell of a big area is good enough for us.
23:43What's that?
23:46Yeah, one hell of a big area.
23:47I just said that.
23:49We can block off the woods and the fields for the town.
23:53A lot of rooftops.
23:55Yeah, two-story rooms.
23:56Sniper's paradise.
23:58Ray's O'Hara.
24:00Tell him I want a standby task force.
24:02We'll maybe have to check out every building within range, room by room.
24:07Unless Doyle comes up with something first.
24:09Breakfast show with news and traffic reports.
24:11It's coming up to 4.45.
24:13And for all you early risers...
24:15Doyle.
24:24Stuart.
24:25Well, you're the expert.
24:28That's right.
24:29Straight on.
24:32You must be new.
24:42How long have you got?
24:44Three years active.
24:45Well, I'm in my fifth year.
24:47That makes you the new boy, doesn't it?
24:50Five years?
24:50You must have kept yourself quiet.
24:52Well, maybe that's because I work undercover.
24:55And I've never asked for assistance, either.
24:59You're supposed to be the king of South London.
25:01How come I've never heard of you?
25:03I heard of you, Doyle.
25:04Good things.
25:06No one ever told me you talk too much.
25:15Bodie.
25:16Sir.
25:19Cold morning.
25:20Ah, yes.
25:21Thank you, sir.
25:22It's empty.
25:23Neat filling.
25:24Well, there's nowhere open at this time.
25:26Regarded as a test of initiative.
25:28Success will be reflected in your yearly assessment.
25:32Thank you, sir.
25:33The bacon rolls are okay, yeah?
25:50I'll just have a coffee.
25:55Two coffees, mate.
25:56One bacon roll.
25:57Okay.
25:57Good luck.
26:09Cheers.
26:10How much I owe you?
26:11Nah, it's on me.
26:13Or on Cowley.
26:14I get a specially generous expenses, Chip.
26:17You work with Bodie's most times, right?
26:19Yeah.
26:21I've heard he can be a right pain.
26:22Bodie's all right.
26:23All right, just testing.
26:27Loyalty's a very rare commodity these days.
26:31If we get into a situation,
26:33I'd like to be sure of my backup.
26:35I'll be there.
26:37Yeah, you're okay, Doyle.
26:38Your mouth flaps a bit too much, but you're okay.
26:41Look, do you want to stop my mouth flapping?
26:43No.
26:44We'd have to call it a draw.
26:48Yeah, anyway, we're not likely to get into a situation, are we?
26:51Who?
26:51An old bloody night we've been at this.
26:54Same square mile, half-under times, nothing.
26:56Nah, it's what I expected.
26:58There's nothing moving.
27:00We started too late.
27:01Only thing that does move is an azure attention,
27:03and these boys we're looking for don't attract attention.
27:06Right.
27:08We'd better go round again.
27:11We're cutting it a bit fine.
27:12The balloon goes up at 12.30.
27:13I know.
27:15Look, we're just human, right?
27:18We do the best we can.
27:19Yeah, it's a hell of a big balloon, though, isn't it?
27:21You ever known a small one?
27:22Yeah.
27:23I had one once when I was a kid on the end of a stick.
27:35Here I am, sir.
27:36Oh, thanks.
27:39What time is it?
27:41The poets would call it a blushy dawn.
27:43My new watch says it's 30 after 5 and 20 seconds.
27:48Beep, beep, beep.
27:495.30.
27:51Where the devil did you manage to...
27:53Initiative, sir.
27:55Allied to a certain personal charm, of course.
27:58And a very nice canteen bar with a very susceptible young lady.
28:01Oh, you're incorrigible, boy.
28:03Thank you, sir.
28:04I trust that won't appear on my annual assessment.
28:075.30.
28:08Nothing from Doe, I suppose?
28:10Nothing from no one.
28:11Damn.
28:13Ohara?
28:14Standing by.
28:15There's a task force op, then.
28:17Every available man.
28:19And it's still one hell of an area to cover.
28:21The Craig Street run-in.
28:29Yeah?
28:31I remember you now.
28:34You were called something different, then.
28:37McKay, wasn't it?
28:38McCabe?
28:39Yeah.
28:39I used a lot of different names.
28:42Yeah, we lost two of our boys on that one.
28:45Yeah.
28:46Sloppy.
28:47They were nice enough lads, but...
28:49very sloppy.
28:51They were nice, sir.
28:55Hello?
28:56Yeah?
28:57Bessie, our friendly neighbourhood junkie,
28:59on her way for a first fix of the day.
29:01Another time I'd follow her and nail them both.
29:04It'd be too late.
29:08They don't stroll like that on their way to a fix.
29:11It'd be miles too late.
29:12She's high and dry already.
29:14And, I mean, high.
29:16Yeah?
29:16Yeah.
29:21Around here.
29:23Why not?
29:29Next block?
29:30Yeah.
29:30No, turn around.
29:42Eh?
29:43Go back down that street again.
29:46You seen something?
29:47I don't know.
29:49I'm not sure.
29:51Something's bothering me.
29:52Yeah, that house.
29:54You see it?
29:55Now, don't look.
29:56First floor window.
29:56Do you want me to stop?
30:00No, no, no.
30:01Keep moving.
30:05Did you see it?
30:06Yeah.
30:07Empty house.
30:08Blocked up the first floor window.
30:09A bit of old cob.
30:11It's not going to keep anybody out, is it?
30:13It's temporary.
30:14Perhaps done over the weekend.
30:15Didn't you say the girl might have fallen or jumped through a window?
30:31All five.
30:32Now, I want two sharpshooters over there and there.
30:36Corrigan, you and your men to ring that area.
30:38Williams, you and your crew at the other side.
30:40Now, I want it sewn up tight.
30:42Now, keep your men out of sight.
30:44We don't want to make our guests nervous.
30:46And what about the town?
30:48Odie's taking care of the town.
30:49I feel conspicuous, like some damn convention.
31:11Down at Queen Street, John.
31:13Yeah, that's what Cali wants, though, isn't it?
31:15Show of strength.
31:17Never know, might put them off.
31:19Yeah.
31:19And pigs might fly.
31:33Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:35Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:37Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:38Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:39Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:40Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:41Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:42Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:43Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:44Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:45Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:46Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:47Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:48Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:49Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:50Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:51Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:52Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:53Oh, Murphy, exercise will do you good.
31:54I don't know.
32:24I don't know.
32:54I don't know.
33:24I don't know.
33:25I don't need somebody left alive.
33:26Yeah.
33:27The mother and child.
33:31I don't know.
33:32I don't know.
33:33I don't know.
33:34I don't know.
33:35I don't know.
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33:46I don't know.
33:47I don't know.
33:48I don't know.
33:49I don't know.
33:50I don't know.
33:51I don't know.
33:52I don't know.
33:53I don't know.
33:54I don't know.
33:55I don't know.
33:56I don't know.
33:57I don't know.
33:58I don't know.
33:59I don't know.
34:00I don't know.
34:01I don't know.
34:02I don't know.
34:03I don't know.
34:04I don't know.
34:05I don't know.
34:06I don't know.
34:07I don't know.
34:08I don't know.
34:09I don't know.
34:10I don't know.
34:11I don't know.
34:12I don't know.
34:13I don't know.
34:14I don't know.
34:15Fine. Shall we call it off?
34:17No, Mrs Parker can't tell us any more than the girl did.
34:31Hello.
34:32I would like to thank you.
34:34You're all OK, I gather.
34:36Henry.
34:37Do you know what they've got to stand there?
34:38It's a fantastic hospital.
34:40They've got a playroom, some of the toys, rocking horses.
34:42You fancy that kind of thing?
34:43Yeah!
34:44Come along, Henry.
34:51So, how are you?
34:52Much better.
34:53I want to thank you, too.
34:55Something a lot more tangible would help.
34:57I'm sorry.
34:59I've told you everything I know.
35:01They came on Saturday afternoon, three men,
35:05and you know where they took us.
35:07See, I'm trying to establish a link between this kidnapping,
35:11the men that did it, and something a lot bigger.
35:13I don't know.
35:15Perhaps John.
35:19Where is John?
35:22He ought to be here.
35:23Somewhere in East Anglia now.
35:25He could be the link, you know.
35:26John?
35:27Did he ever say anything about African friends or business contacts in Africa?
35:33No.
35:34John is a banker.
35:36Well, he may have had some African clients, I suppose,
35:39but if he did, he never mentioned them.
35:43Any idea where he was going?
35:45No.
35:46John just drives off.
35:48As you said, he's probably lying in a fence somewhere.
35:51I'm sorry.
35:53I've no idea where he was heading.
35:57But I...
35:59I do know where he was starting out from.
36:03Sam Goodmead.
36:04Who's he?
36:05Well, I suppose you'd call him a sort of Chandler.
36:07He sells bait to fishermen, fixes boats, that sort of thing.
36:10You know, well, he's a bird watcher, too.
36:14And John was going to see him.
36:16Right away, sir.
36:17There's a thing, Betty.
36:20A call from London.
36:22Not just the yard, but CI5.
36:24Something big.
36:25Oh, dear.
36:26Got to go to Sam Goodmead's right away.
36:27Some big wheels from Norwich will meet me there.
36:29Sam can't have been up to anything, can he?
36:31Oh, Sam.
36:33Urgent, they said.
36:37You be careful.
36:38They'd probably expect me to jump into my high-powered motor,
36:41go screaming round corners, tires screeching like on television.
36:45Tell you what, Betty.
36:47Perhaps now they'll come around to give me a car at last.
37:15Sam?
37:16Sam?
37:21Sam?
37:38Hello, Bill.
37:39Hi.
37:40Oh, it's like a pig hole up there.
37:42Yeah.
37:43Did you find anything?
37:44Not here.
37:45But the bloke I clobbered on the stairs,
37:46I pushed a description round the area.
37:48He's been doing some buying.
37:49Food.
37:50Well, that was expected.
37:51But I don't figure the briefcases.
37:53Briefcases?
37:54Two of them.
37:55And one umbrella.
37:56It's a good place to conceal a weapon.
37:58But nothing big.
37:59Grenades, maybe?
38:01What did you get?
38:02Confused.
38:03The husband was snatched as well.
38:06Eh?
38:07Oh, killed.
38:08I don't know.
38:09We're still looking.
38:10The guy I went to see in Norfolk.
38:11Crooked.
38:12What's Cowley make of it?
38:13Come on, you know Cowley, would you ask?
38:19Airbird one to Cowley.
38:20Come in.
38:21That makes three sweeps.
38:22What next?
38:23Just stay up there and keep your eyes peeled.
38:28Three-seven.
38:29Come in.
38:30How's it looking?
38:32It's crowded.
38:33Got good visuals, though.
38:35We're well stacked.
38:36Any news?
38:37John Parker was snatched.
38:38That doesn't make sense.
38:39I know.
38:40Check all the buildings again.
38:41Do you hear me?
38:42All units.
38:43Check again.
38:44You heard what the man said.
38:46Good.
38:47I really do not remember anything else.
39:01Well, I'll just think.
39:02You know, anything.
39:03The smallest detail.
39:04They hit me.
39:05I was unconscious.
39:06After that, in the house.
39:07Henry and Mrs. Parker were tied up.
39:09They had not bothered to tie me yet.
39:12They were talking about Herodine Monday.
39:13do not remember anything else. Well, I'll just think, you know, anything, the smallest detail.
39:19They hit me. I was unconscious. After that, in the house. Henry and Mrs. Parker were tied up.
39:28They had not bothered to tie me yet. They were talking about Herodine Monday. Two of the men
39:37held guns. The book halter sat in the corner. Hang on, hang on. What's a book halter? A book halter.
39:44A clerk. A book keeper. I never mentioned that before. What book keeper? The small man.
39:52I don't know why I call him that. He looked like one, I suppose. What does a book keeper look like?
39:58He wore a suit. A dark suit. What sort of solicitors, bank managers, and even some policemen? Why?
40:06A book keeper. Because of the books, I suppose. Yes, it was the books. What books?
40:14Accountancy books. Two hats. What? They bought two hats. Bowlers. To go with the umbrella, I suppose.
40:22There's something else, Doyle. Something you're not going to like. Oh, I found that stuff down
40:29behind the pipes of the house. You know what it is? Yeah, ammunition wrapping. Yeah, but look at the size
40:34of the ammo. Look, this is your case, right? You better tell Cowley. Cheers.
40:43What? Three-seventh. What's the range of an anti-tank missile?
40:57Oh, they're getting more sophisticated all the time, sir. There's still some on the secret list.
41:02An educated guess, Bodie. Oh, at least a mile. But it could be a lot more.
41:08That was my guess, too. Bodie, it looks as though that's what they'll be using.
41:12It makes more sense than using a rifle. Anti-tank weapons are so incredibly accurate these days.
41:18Besides, you don't have to get near your man. You still take him out. And everyone else nearby.
41:24All units. We've just learned that the suspects purchased two briefcases,
41:28one umbrella and two bowler hats. Also that one of them may be an accountant.
41:33That's the sum total of our knowledge about them. Where it leads, your guess is as good as mine. Over and out.
41:38You think he's been drinking? You're still an open call, Murphy.
41:43Yes, sir. Sorry, sir. Unusual announcement, sir.
41:46It's passed to you because it's now 12-17 and anything might help.
41:49Yes, sir. Well, it is bloody unusual.
41:53Yeah, very unhelpful. I think we've done all we can.
41:56Keep checking those buildings. Big Brother is watching us.
42:00Yeah, Big's right. I don't know about Brother, though. I can think of better words than that.
42:08Big Brother is watching us.
42:33Mr. Cowley. Mr. Humber. Everything all right?
42:36We've swamped the area, Task Force Dimensions, but we still haven't located the suspects.
42:42Mr. Humber, if we could cancel this meeting, there's still a little time.
42:45Out of the question. Do you realize just how long it's taken us to set this meeting up?
42:49Absolutely out of the question.
42:51We now have reason to believe they've got an anti-tank missile.
42:54Can we at least change the venue?
42:55Anti-tank? You've not been made privy to the main purpose of this meeting.
43:00No.
43:01Fundamentally, it's security to be provided by us for our visitor in his own country.
43:06In return for certain favorable concessions.
43:10Now, if we have to admit that he might not be safe here,
43:15our visitor would view any change of venue with derision.
43:18Derision is better than disaster.
43:20Mr. Cowley, you underestimate yourself. I have every confidence in you.
43:23Why else would I place all security in your able hands?
43:26To ensure that should anything go wrong, it will be my head that rolls.
43:30But should anything go wrong and that missile is fired, a great many heads will roll, Mr. Humber.
43:36Literally. Yours included.
43:38We'll put it to the minister, but I'm sure he'll endorse my view.
43:52I've been in that building so many tons, I reckon the dormant thinks I fancy him.
44:06I swear there's nobody in any of these places that isn't bona fide.
44:10You ever heard of Murphy's Law, Murphy? What can go wrong will.
44:13You wouldn't be being personal.
44:14Oh, no.
44:15Come on, we've got five minutes.
44:16Excuse me. Excuse me. Where's Mr. Parker?
44:20Don't go for the button, Mr. Humber.
44:22I've been in that building so many tons, I reckon the dormant thinks I fancy him.
44:24I swear there's nobody in any of these places that isn't bona fide.
44:26You ever heard of Murphy's Law, Murphy? What can go wrong will.
44:28You wouldn't be being personal. Oh, no.
44:30Come on, we've got five minutes.
44:32Yes, mate. Excuse me.
44:34Bodey.
44:36Bodey.
44:37Bodey.
44:39Bodey.
44:40Bodey.
44:41Bodey.
44:42Bodey.
44:43Bodey.
44:44Bodey.
44:45Bodey.
44:46Come, darling, and see you at five.
44:48John Parker, he's the director of this bank. Where is he?
44:50What's going on?
44:51Where's John Parker?
44:52May I ask?
44:53No, you may not. Just tell me where he is.
44:54Why, he's upstairs in the private suite.
44:56Is he alone?
44:57No. He has the accountants with him from the head office.
44:59How many?
45:00Really, I hardly...
45:01How many?
45:02Three.
45:03All right, tell Cali he's upstairs, okay? I'm going in.
45:07Open the door.
45:08But, Mr. Parker, let...
45:09Just open the door!
45:11What floor's here on?
45:12Top floor.
45:13What floor's here on?
45:14Top floor.
45:15What?
45:16What?
45:17That's what he said, sir.
45:18And he's gone in.
45:19That's what he said, sir.
45:20And he's gone in.
45:21We'll get after him.
45:22Right.
45:23That's what he said.
45:24We'll get after him.
45:25what floor is he on top floor
45:30what that's what he said sir and he's gone in we'll get after him right earbud one come in
45:52the trust and mutual bank tall brown and white building suspects top floor get over there
45:58block off a shot with a chopper if you have to well thanks a bunch my man's already on his way in
46:04all units trust and mutual bank suspects top floor close in
46:22hello harradine ground control this is vip helicopter we are three miles to touchdown
46:52vip to harradine we are one mile
46:57have a look
47:14you're hurting my shoulder
47:31you're okay parking
47:32you
47:33The radio out my inside pocket
47:46Press the button
47:523-7
47:55Control
47:553-7
47:56Control
47:573-7
47:59Cody
48:00Are you okay?
48:01What's happening?
48:02Not a lot
48:03I've got one man dead
48:09One missile
48:10One man on the floor
48:12And Parker's okay
48:13Good man
48:14Nothing about good
48:15I think I'm gonna pass out
48:16Huss is right behind you
48:17You hear me, buddy?
48:19You hold on
48:20You did a great job
48:21Great
48:22We're just 10 seconds to spare
48:2310 seconds
48:24Broke my watch
48:29New watch
48:32Broken my new watch
48:34Brody
48:35Murphy, sir
48:40All okay
48:41It's a wrap
48:42I think he's broken more than he's watched, sir
48:46There's your steward
48:55He wants to congratulate you
48:57Oh, cheers, mate
49:11Yeah, you did fine
49:13Left-handed, too
49:14Yeah, ambidextrous
49:15We heard
49:16That's not what you think it means
49:17Heard about the watch
49:18Yeah, too bad
49:19So anyway
49:21Me and the boys
49:23All clubbed together
49:24Even Cowley chipped in
49:26And
49:26Thought you that
49:28Oh, thanks, boys
49:30Right, mate, you've earned it
49:31What is it?
49:32It's a bomb
49:33Oh, yeah, it's ticking
49:34Yeah
49:34Oh, it must have cost you a fortune
49:38I think I know what it is
49:40Very funny
49:45Thanks
49:46Bought me a Superman watch
49:49Superman or not
49:54You're going to need
49:54You're going to need a lot of help for now
50:24Yeah
50:26Oh, man
50:26Yeah
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