Thriller. 09. The Eyes Have It.

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First broadcast 9th June 1973.  A group of terrorists posing as plumbers set up base at a school for the blind.  Peter Vaughan - Anderson Dennis Waterman - Frank William Marlowe - Jeffries Sinéad Cusack - Sally Leslie Schofield - Moore David Jackson - Martin Michael Lees - George Mullard Alun Armstrong - Mike Colin McCormack - Peter Angela Savy - Pat (as Angela Walker) Catherine Chase - Jenny David Sands - Tom

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00:00:28Captions by Red Bee Media

00:00:52I don't know.

00:01:08Okay, now let's sum up, shall we?

00:01:11Syndosmosis is what?

00:01:12Er, Frank.

00:01:14A joint bound together by fibrous tissues.

00:01:18That's right.

00:01:19Now you give us an example.

00:01:21Um, Mike.

00:01:23Oh, the lower end of the tibia and fibula.

00:01:27About here?

00:01:28Er, just above the ankle joint.

00:01:30That's right.

00:01:31Now give us another, er, Peter.

00:01:33Er, is it the bones of the wrist?

00:01:35Okay.

00:01:58I don't know.

00:02:18OK, good.

00:02:19Well, that's all for the day, then.

00:02:21Thanks very much, Mr Mullard.

00:02:23See you later, then.

00:02:24What he means, of course, is he won't see you later.

00:02:27Hey, Frank. Ladies first.

00:02:29Have you got any manners?

00:02:35Can I go first now?

00:02:36Can I go first? Can I carry on?

00:02:49Oh, I told you before, Sally.

00:02:50You're going to have to look where you're going.

00:02:51I'll remember.

00:02:52Is George still around?

00:02:54Yeah.

00:02:56Oh, hello.

00:03:09If you're looking for the principal, he isn't here.

00:03:12Nobody is, except me.

00:03:15Mullard.

00:03:17George Mullard.

00:03:25Well, uh...

00:03:26Can I help you?

00:03:31You've all gone to watch the big parade, eh?

00:03:33Oh, yes, yes.

00:03:35I'd with a short straw, I'm afraid.

00:03:36Still, I can sit on television.

00:03:38Probably get a better view.

00:03:48Well, what was it?

00:03:54Just a word.

00:03:56Mr Mullard, would you be a sweetie?

00:03:58It's confidential.

00:04:00Oh, sorry.

00:04:01I didn't realize you had company.

00:04:03I'll be with you in a moment, Sally.

00:04:04Oh, sure.

00:04:11Confidential.

00:04:16Very.

00:04:35Yes, sir.

00:04:50Bye, everyone.

00:05:02Oh, my God.

00:05:59Oh, my God.

00:06:01Oh, my God.

00:06:04You just missed him.

00:06:08Missed him?

00:06:10Oh, the back way.

00:06:11Oh.

00:06:12Can I help?

00:06:13Oh, I just wanted him to post a letter for me, that's all.

00:06:16Well, simply enough.

00:06:18I do it myself.

00:06:19Oh, would you?

00:06:36Sally?

00:06:37Yes?

00:06:37We just had a game of poker.

00:06:39Do you want to sit in?

00:06:40No, thanks.

00:06:41I've got some studying to catch up on.

00:06:43Oh.

00:06:44If I can find the books.

00:06:46Thanks.

00:06:56Thanks.

00:07:00Thanks.

00:07:07Thanks.

00:07:24it isn't there full house tens on nines I must have left it somewhere else

00:07:45mr. Mullard no miss we're the plumbers plumbers yes you've got some trouble

00:07:54upstairs in the staff quarters oh have we well it's up the stairs along the

00:07:59corridor thank you

00:08:16you

00:08:26you

00:08:57Right.

00:08:59My information's always right.

00:09:04All right, down there.

00:09:16Here. Five o'clock.

00:09:23Thanks.

00:09:25Sally? Yes?

00:09:27Find your book? Yes.

00:09:29All on my own, too.

00:09:30George wasn't round.

00:09:33He's probably upstairs watching the parade.

00:09:35He's more likely with the plumbers.

00:09:36Eh? Plumbers.

00:09:39I'll play these, I think.

00:09:40We've got some trouble upstairs in the staff quarters.

00:09:42Two for me. I went to a big parade once, you know.

00:09:45Oh, here we go. Look, all I was going to say...

00:09:47I've been ribbing you, Mike.

00:09:49What was it like at the parade?

00:09:51Oh, big. Lots of crowds.

00:09:54Colourful, really.

00:09:56That's something I really wish I knew about. Colours.

00:09:59Well, we know red is hot and blue is cold.

00:10:02It's not the same as actually having seen them.

00:10:05What about shades of colour?

00:10:07Or purple, for instance.

00:10:10I wonder what purple is like.

00:10:12Oh, I'll fold.

00:10:13Yeah, me.

00:10:13Well, purple's sort of dark.

00:10:15Yeah, well, that's something we do know about dark.

00:10:17Yeah, but dark and rich.

00:10:18I've got one.

00:10:19They use purple at funerals, you know.

00:10:21Oh, cheers, I'll remember that.

00:10:23All right, then I'll go another two.

00:10:25Funny you know those plumbers.

00:10:27Come to think of it, they didn't smell right.

00:10:31Smell?

00:10:32How should they smell?

00:10:33I don't know.

00:10:34Well, like the men who did the roof.

00:10:36Sort of sweat and putty.

00:10:39Oh, like Mike, you mean.

00:10:40What, gee?

00:10:41Kind of a worky smell.

00:10:43I'll see you.

00:10:44Well, these were kind of silky.

00:10:50A hint of aftershave.

00:10:52Well, I suppose plumbers do take baths as well as repair rooms.

00:10:57Mine, I think.

00:10:59Hey, Pat, are you there?

00:11:00Yeah.

00:11:01Turn the radio over.

00:11:02Might as well all go to the big parade.

00:11:04Oh, I do.

00:11:05Though the procession is still some way off,

00:11:08the crowd is beginning to gather.

00:11:10Already there is an air of vacation in this sleepy little English town.

00:11:13And it is an occasion.

00:11:16Five heads of state, together with the man who, some think,

00:11:19will single-handed change the course of history.

00:11:22And over there is the point where the motorcade will enter the town.

00:11:26Just under one and a half hours from now, his car will appear,

00:11:30and the moment this growing crowd has been waiting for will be here.

00:11:41One and a half hours.

00:11:44One hour, 27 minutes, 45 seconds.

00:11:50I tell you, my information's reliable.

00:11:53It's too long.

00:11:55We got here too soon.

00:11:56There's time for something to go wrong.

00:11:57Relax.

00:11:58Nothing can go wrong in the kingdom of the blind.

00:12:01We're in.

00:12:02We're set.

00:12:05If he says so, that's good enough for me.

00:12:09A lot down there.

00:12:11Just as much prisoners as if we're bars on the windows.

00:12:27I'll fix it.

00:12:40I'll fix it.

00:12:41Just a small hole.

00:12:44Leave it to Anderson.

00:12:47You'll plug it.

00:12:55Hello?

00:12:57Yes, Mr. Mollard is somewhere around.

00:13:00If you just hold on, I'll go and find him for you.

00:13:03Who's speaking?

00:13:05Fine. If you just hold on.

00:13:25Well, look, if it's too much trouble, I could easily call back...

00:13:31Mr. Mollard!

00:13:40Mr. Mollard?

00:13:43Mr. Mollard?

00:13:45Mr. Mollard?

00:14:02Mr. Mollard.

00:14:11Hello?

00:14:12Hello?

00:14:18The line's dead!

00:14:21He's probably hung up.

00:14:23No, I've never...

00:14:25No.

00:14:27No, it's completely dead.

00:14:33it was a mr. Matcheson wanting to talk to George. you can tell him later. yeah.

00:14:51what did he mean Anderson? in the kingdom of the blind. the one-eyed man is king.

00:15:02all okay now for security reasons he will of course be traveling in his special car

00:15:16imported for the occasion. the car is equipped with bulletproof glass and

00:15:21solid-steel bodywork. a securus attack against any attack.

00:15:39it could be important. what could? mr. Matcheson wanting to talk to George. I ought to find George and tell

00:15:47him.

00:15:48what have you got? what have you got? what have you got for us? whose deal? mine are you?

00:16:15you know we checked that before we set out. yes and now I'm checking it again. any objections?

00:16:21well it seems to me we might be a little better off. if you... my lord.

00:16:30uh no miss. he's uh he's not here at the moment. you see he's gone downstairs to help my mate

00:16:36find the mains water supply but he'll be back in a minute.

00:16:39can I take a message? oh just tell me mr. Matcheson called. mr. Matcheson yes will do.

00:16:49are you alone here? no.

00:16:53well I mean uh you're here as well ain't you eh?

00:16:57well what are you doing up here anyway? well there isn't a water supply here is there?

00:17:03well no not exactly in here but uh

00:17:08well you've got a header tank just up there under the roof and that's where your trouble lies.

00:17:12look don't you worry about it. I'll uh I'll tell him as soon as he gets back yes?

00:17:15oh thank you. careful. don't worry.

00:17:43she is trouble. shh. she...

00:17:59all right.

00:18:16mr. Mollard?

00:18:21mr. Mollard? no. haven't you found him yet? no. frank. frank. why should plumbers use gun oil?

00:18:30they don't. they are. upstairs. i smelt it. the same smell as my father's hunting rifle.

00:18:35well this is obviously your day for playing bloodhounds. look i'm going to the library. do you want anything?

00:18:41no thanks.

00:18:55mr. Mollard?

00:18:56mr. Mollard and

00:19:26All right.

00:20:04Who can tell?

00:20:05I tell you, it is my letter.

00:20:07Oh, Sally, how can you be so sure?

00:20:08Well, by the weight.

00:20:09And I can feel the airmail sticker.

00:20:11It's mine.

00:20:12I know it's mine.

00:20:13Suppose it is.

00:20:14He just forgot to take it, that's all.

00:20:15Well, how can he forget?

00:20:16He promised to mail it for me.

00:20:18And anyway, there's another thing.

00:20:19What?

00:20:20Well, he's still in the house.

00:20:21When I was upstairs, I stumbled.

00:20:23I felt his hand.

00:20:24Well, that explains the letter, then.

00:20:26If he hasn't left yet, he couldn't have mailed the letter, could he?

00:20:28Oh, what's he still doing in the house?

00:20:30Oh, I don't know.

00:20:31Well, you don't know either.

00:20:33In fact, you never even found out who he was, did you?

00:20:35Well, he certainly wasn't a plumber.

00:20:37His voice...

00:20:38Well, he was a gentleman.

00:20:40Well, that's it, then.

00:20:41Gentleman plumber.

00:20:59You know, when this is all over, you and this ought to get married.

00:21:04You check, double check, and go on checking.

00:21:07That makes me a pro.

00:21:09You wouldn't understand that.

00:21:11I understand perfectly.

00:21:13You kill for money.

00:21:14Oh, yes, and what about you?

00:21:16What are you killed for?

00:21:17A cause, a crusade, or maybe someone just stepped on your bloody toes and you want to kick back?

00:21:21I have a reason.

00:21:22So do I.

00:21:23Fifty thousand of them, all of them money.

00:21:25Shut up.

00:21:27Thought I had a car.

00:21:36How does he have?

00:21:38I'm sorry I had a car.

00:22:25I'm sorry I had a car.

00:22:48I'm sorry.

00:22:51My name's Martin.

00:22:53Police.

00:22:54Police?

00:22:55Anything wrong?

00:22:56Nothing at all.

00:22:57It's just a routine check.

00:22:58Cops.

00:22:59Is the principal of the school around?

00:23:01Oh, no, I'm afraid not.

00:23:02He's with the rest watching the parade.

00:23:04There is one member of the staff here, though.

00:23:06George.

00:23:07Mr. Mullard.

00:23:08Where can I find him?

00:23:13More.

00:23:14Hide that lot in there.

00:23:15And yourself.

00:23:16Jeffries.

00:23:19He might be in the demonstration room.

00:23:22If not, I was unaware of him.

00:23:23You were looking for Mr. Mullard.

00:23:25That's right.

00:23:26He's up here.

00:23:27Ah.

00:23:27Uh.

00:23:29Okay.

00:23:30Fine.

00:23:30Thanks.

00:23:43Frank?

00:23:44Yep.

00:23:45Who was it?

00:23:46At the door?

00:23:47Police.

00:23:48What?

00:23:49Oh, come down.

00:23:51It's just a routine check.

00:23:53You understand, sir.

00:23:54We have to check all the premises within range of the parade.

00:23:56Especially those on high ground.

00:23:58I won't keep you long, Mr. Mullard.

00:24:02I see.

00:24:03You mean snipers, that sort of thing.

00:24:06Well, you can see for yourself.

00:24:09Not a telescopic sight anywhere.

00:24:11I know.

00:24:11And I always feel a bit foolish about having to do it.

00:24:15But I have to go through the process just the same.

00:24:24You know, this would make a darn good vantage point.

00:24:27Not expecting trouble, are you?

00:24:29No.

00:24:31At the same time, we're always expecting trouble.

00:24:35If you know what I mean.

00:24:45What's through here?

00:24:47It's just a storeroom.

00:24:49I could get the key if you think it's...

00:24:51No, I'll take your word for it.

00:24:55I'll just look at the other rooms, if you don't mind, Mr. Mullard.

00:24:59Of course.

00:25:15Do you think I ought to mention it to him?

00:25:18Mention what?

00:25:18To whom?

00:25:19Oh, the police.

00:25:20Tell them about the gunwale and my letter now being posted to the plumber's.

00:25:23Oh, come on, Sally.

00:25:36I think that's about it.

00:25:39Fine.

00:25:41But just one more thing.

00:25:42You say you're the only member of the staff here at the moment?

00:25:45Yes.

00:25:46Then who was the chap who called me up here?

00:25:49Oh, you mean Jeff.

00:25:52Well, it's just a friend of mine.

00:25:53Came to watch the parade with me.

00:25:55Ah.

00:25:57Well, it should all go off without a hitch if I have anything to do with it.

00:26:05I am going to talk to him.

00:26:07Oh, Sally, hold on.

00:26:08To him or George or someone.

00:26:10I tell you, there's something wrong.

00:26:12They'll laugh at you, Sally.

00:26:13I tell you, there's something wrong.

00:26:14I sense it.

00:26:20Just to keep the inmates in.

00:26:22Relic of the previous owners.

00:26:25Title gentry.

00:26:26Right to the last they were trying to turn their houses into fortresses.

00:26:29You know what they say.

00:26:31An Englishman's home is his castle.

00:26:35I'm sorry you've been troubled.

00:26:36It's no trouble at all, Sergeant.

00:26:39Goodbye, Mr. Mullard.

00:26:40Bye.

00:26:44Mr. Mullard!

00:27:02Mr. Mullard!

00:27:07Mr. Mullard!

00:27:14Mr. Mullard!

00:27:17Mr. Mullard!

00:28:03All okay now.

00:28:04Mr. Mullard!

00:28:06Dr. Mullard!

00:28:15Mr. Mullard!

00:28:18Mr. Mullard!

00:28:34there won't be any more interruptions

00:28:49don't touch that

00:28:52what's the matter with you all I'm doing is just moving it from one spot to another

00:28:55work it out between you

00:29:02I'm just going to prowl around see that everything's all right

00:29:12you said it was just now all right see that everything stays all right

00:29:28he was there not George and yet I heard that policeman call him Mr. Monard but it wasn't

00:29:33George Sally how do you know that would George have walked right past me or would he and anyway

00:29:39it was the same man the one who took my letter and didn't mail it Sally Sally don't sally me

00:29:44I'm right

00:29:45I tell you you're overwrought that's for sure don't keep saying that well you are playing the hypersensitive

00:29:50today aren't you you sense they're not plumbers you sense it's the same man as before well how Sally

00:29:55tell me that exactly how do you know it was the same man you ought to know that that's right

00:30:00Mike

00:30:00you know how we tell it's George or the principal just by the sound of the way they walk sure

00:30:05because

00:30:06we've we've been with them for months well some of us years but Sally thinks you can pick out a

00:30:11complete stranger this case yes well why tell me that why would a stranger be prowling around here

00:30:16why would he ignore you like that I don't know Sally

00:30:30Sally

00:30:35Sally

00:30:37look they were only kidding leave me alone where are you going I'm going to work some steam off that's

00:30:43what

00:30:45I'm going to give that dummy of ours a real going over break every bone in its plastic body

00:31:20so we're ready to go again

00:31:48come on Frank I'll give you a chance to win back that million

00:31:59come on she get over it yeah Sally that's just nerves frustration happens to us all occasionally so we think

00:32:09why me

00:32:11she gets us all you know

00:32:13no I wasn't worried about that what then

00:32:17well I was just thinking

00:32:18well I was just thinking

00:32:20suppose she was right

00:32:23come on Pete deal the cards eh

00:32:31stop that

00:32:33hmm

00:32:35just knock it off do you mind

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