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First broadcast 8th May 1976.

Two tourists innocently become involved in an ex-con's attempts to recover money he once robbed from a bank.

Susan Hampshire - Sally
Gabrielle Drake - Tracy
David Daker - Charley Draper
Dudley Sutton - Gadder
Bob Hoskins - Sammy Draper
Rita Giovannini - Carrie Draper
Stephen Yardley - Tosher
Bunny May - Freddy
John Flanagan - Wilson
Donald Morley - Dexter
John Bailey - Kemp
Granville Saxton - Farrow
William Hoyland - Turner
Christopher Ellison - Denver
Dawn Perllman - Hairdresser

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00:00:00The End
00:00:39I don't know.
00:01:03I don't know.
00:01:30I don't know.
00:01:33I don't know.
00:01:47Charlie's back.
00:01:49Beat me porridge, done me time like a good little boy.
00:01:52And now I'm as free as a bird.
00:01:56Come on, come on, you old drunk.
00:01:58You heard me.
00:01:59Charlie's home and Charlie's rich.
00:02:01And now you and me is going to have ourselves the time of our lives come.
00:02:14Hello, Charles.
00:02:17What's this?
00:02:18Amateur knight?
00:02:20Welcome back.
00:02:23You killed him.
00:02:24He was going to warn you, Charles.
00:02:28Yes, he would, silly old.
00:02:31Perhaps Tosha struck him a little too forcibly.
00:02:34Yeah, well, we've all got our little faults, haven't we?
00:02:37Eh?
00:02:38What do you want?
00:02:39Oh, come along, Charles.
00:02:41You know what we want.
00:02:43Charlie's home and Charlie's rich.
00:02:48Yeah, well, there's got to be a drink around here somewhere.
00:02:50Oh, that's normal.
00:02:51Freddie?
00:02:52Yeah, that's natural.
00:02:53Chap just does ten years in jail.
00:02:56Title to a drinkie.
00:03:00A little ease your throat, Charles, before you talk to us.
00:03:06Last a limit.
00:03:09Perhaps we can do some business.
00:03:12You tell us where the money is and who knows.
00:03:22Ooh!
00:03:25Ooh!
00:03:35Talk!ΠΎΠ²
00:03:38Ooh!
00:03:42Ooh!
00:03:44Ooh!
00:03:46Ooh!
00:03:46Ooh!
00:03:50Ooh!
00:04:02Nothing?
00:04:04Nothing.
00:04:06Nothing.
00:04:07Nothing.
00:04:21Nothing.
00:04:52Nothing.
00:05:07What's your face?
00:05:08No.
00:05:08No.
00:05:09No.
00:05:09No.
00:05:10No.
00:05:10No.
00:05:10No.
00:05:22Oh, my God.
00:06:08Oh, my God.
00:06:25Oh, my God.
00:06:39It's just marvelous.
00:06:40Now, oh, sorry.
00:06:43Where do we go after France, Sal?
00:06:45Uh, Switzerland.
00:06:46Oh, yes.
00:06:46You know, I imagine I must be the only girl that ever went to Switzerland outside the skiing season and
00:06:50broke her ankle, tripped on the hotel steps.
00:06:54Well, at least your travel insurance paid off.
00:06:56You ready?
00:06:57I think so, am I?
00:06:58Yes, just about.
00:06:59Oh, yeah.
00:07:00Oh, that's lovely, isn't it, Sal?
00:07:02Terrific.
00:07:03Now, should we make a move?
00:07:04Oh, yes, sure.
00:07:05Leave it for a couple of baths before you comb it out.
00:07:07For goodness sake, don't get it wet.
00:07:08Okay, thanks very much.
00:07:10Um, here.
00:07:11This is for you.
00:07:13Have you paid the hotel bill, Sal?
00:07:15It's settled.
00:07:15And I've had them load the luggage into the car.
00:07:17Oh, great.
00:07:17Oh, I've got my camera.
00:07:19Oh, thanks.
00:07:19Hey, I just want to pick up a couple of cards, okay?
00:07:48And, uh, one for Terry.
00:07:50Oh, don't you think that's cute for Terry?
00:07:52Oh, and one for Aunt Emily.
00:07:54Ah, let's see now.
00:07:55Yeah, that'll be.
00:07:57Okay, that's it.
00:07:59Have you finished?
00:08:00Have you really finished?
00:08:01Sure.
00:08:02What are we waiting for?
00:08:04Hey, Sally, you're doing it again.
00:08:06You know the doctor said use a stick in the other hand.
00:08:08No, but it's easier.
00:08:09Yeah, better pay for these.
00:08:47No, but it's easier.
00:08:58Oh, no.
00:09:10Hi, Mrs. We're dealing with this old joke here.
00:09:12have a look in your book there will you sally might be that one you know i don't know what's
00:09:15it called did you catch the name of it there i think it was called the holy cross or something
00:09:19anyway there must be lots of these old churches here you better have a look and see if it's that
00:09:23that's really england now that england
00:09:36you may have chipped the bone i have i'm fracturing yeah well just fix it so it don't hurt so
00:09:42much
00:09:42eh if i had an x-ray i could check but they took my equipment away along with my right
00:09:49to practice
00:09:51my brass plate and my self-respect my heart bleeds for you doc and now they've even taken my driving
00:09:58license no i can't say i'm exactly surprised but you've still got a motor haven't you no i was
00:10:05forced to sell it reduced circumstances what's it matter you've got one outside it's hot or it
00:10:17away from here don't worry it's out of sight well i don't have far to go you better try your
00:10:23leg yeah
00:10:27what's better still hurts like hell but it is better just sniffed it no no no no if i still
00:10:34had
00:10:34a car i suppose you'd have taken it would you charlie borrowed it doc on account like this
00:10:41i'm afraid you'll have to wait for your money well i've waited before and i trust you charlie
00:10:46you're all right doc only trouble is you drink too much always did you and busby busby have you
00:10:55seen him how is the old silk he's dead dead gatter's boys you better go charlie i don't want to
00:11:04get
00:11:04mixed up with gatter don't worry i was just going anyway well thanks for everything and as soon as i
00:11:09can i'll send you your money and a bonus whenever you can show you it's in the back way out
00:11:14of here
00:11:14yes it's through there
00:11:20yes
00:11:20yes
00:11:20yes
00:11:21yes
00:11:21yes
00:11:45Ready, that motor, round the back.
00:11:50Jean-Claude.
00:12:22yes well Tosha I expect you better case the joint well now doctor how long has
00:12:30he been gone who I'll come off it your patient he was hurt he must have been
00:12:38hurt how long gone were you you'd just missed him a very remiss of me
00:12:57so
00:13:01so
00:13:02so
00:13:02so
00:13:03so
00:13:34I didn't know he was against you, Mr. Gather. If I'd known I'd have turned him away, I wouldn't have
00:13:40let him.
00:13:40I bet you wouldn't. How badly was he hurt?
00:13:44Well, shin, it could be a fracture. But he's mobile. There's no sign of him. He's mobile.
00:13:52All right, Freddy, get Tosha. Oi, Tosha!
00:14:02What you talk about? This and that. Old times, you know. No, I don't know, Doctor. You tell me.
00:14:10Well, he didn't say anything. Physician, heal thyself. Any good at broken bones, Doctor?
00:14:21He didn't say anything. Nothing at all. Not even where he was heading?
00:14:25No. He said he wasn't far.
00:14:30Not far?
00:14:33I haven't got far to go. That's all he said. I swear to you, that's all he said.
00:14:38May we use your telephone, Doctor? Yes, it's that.
00:14:42Freddy, Big Tom, Lila, Scotch, Percy. Anybody at all who knew Charles, in prison or out of it?
00:14:49I want to know what brings him schlepping all the way out here. Must have been for more than your
00:14:53healing hand, eh, Doctor? By the way, you wouldn't be holding out on me, would you?
00:14:59Yeah. No, of course you wouldn't.
00:15:12Oh, look, isn't this beautiful here? It's lovely. Maybe we're just lucky. Maybe they knew we were coming.
00:15:30We're saved. A gas station at last. I thought we were never going to see one again. We're running out
00:15:35here rapidly.
00:15:45Well, they don't seem exactly keen for our custom, do they? Come on, some are.
00:15:54Yes, miss? Oh, fill her up, would you please? And check me out. Hey, do you want to come in?
00:16:01Okay.
00:16:10Oh, excuse me. Do you have a latest powder room here? Yeah, through there. My, that looks good.
00:16:15Oh, I'm cookie-san, if you want. Oh, I want. It's just a question of persuading my friend. She wants
00:16:20too.
00:16:21It shouldn't be too difficult. We both skipped breakfast this morning. I'll be right back. Okay.
00:16:31Hey, Sam, do you want some breakfast? They've got a really good one in there. Fine.
00:16:35Sure.
00:16:51Right, then. You want egg, bacon, and the whole works, eh? The whole works.
00:16:56Well, mine's well. Hello? Yeah, he's here. Who wants him? Okay. Just a minute.
00:17:05Sammy! It's a bone. It's a good one.
00:17:14Some of you wouldn't give his name.
00:17:21Yeah.
00:17:25Where are you?
00:17:28You're just a few customers, right?
00:17:31Well, yeah, of course you are.
00:17:35Yeah, but, Wayne. When are you?
00:17:39Who was it?
00:17:41Ah, there's a bloke run out for me to tow his car.
00:17:44Run out.
00:18:05Dirty books.
00:18:08And you're an ex-doctor, doctor.
00:18:12Uh, medical.
00:18:15Oh, that makes it all right, does it?
00:18:17You say what you like as long as you say it in Latin.
00:18:21All perfectly respectable.
00:18:24Yes.
00:18:26How long have we been living around here?
00:18:28Nine years. Ten.
00:18:31Must know the area pretty well, then.
00:18:34Yes.
00:18:35So?
00:18:38Well, who lives around here that we might know?
00:18:40Or that Charles might know?
00:18:43Except your dear self, of course.
00:18:46I-I-I don't know.
00:18:47You don't know or you're not telling?
00:18:50Well, they're just ordinary people around here. Farmers.
00:18:53Ordinary people.
00:18:54Then why would Charlie come running all the way out here?
00:18:57After all, there are plenty of fallen doctors around.
00:19:01So why all the way out here?
00:19:02Yeah?
00:19:06Yeah.
00:19:09Right.
00:19:11Nothing.
00:19:14Dirty books.
00:19:37You know, we're gonna get fat.
00:19:39Uh-huh.
00:19:39And lose our waistlines.
00:19:41And spread across the beam, and no man will look at us, and we'll die childless spinsters.
00:19:46Live for the moment, Sal.
00:19:48And these eggs.
00:19:49More coffee.
00:19:51No, thanks.
00:19:52Just a couple of those cookies.
00:19:53And biscuits.
00:19:55Biscuits.
00:19:55Just one.
00:19:57You can play habit with your waistline if you want.
00:20:00Okay, just one.
00:20:01You going far?
00:20:03Yeah, we want to see the castle.
00:20:05Oh, and the Norman church, the sculpted gardens, and the town.
00:20:10Well, you better hurry before the rain starts.
00:20:12Rain?
00:20:12But it's a fine day.
00:20:14You're in England now, my love.
00:20:16Rain's forecast.
00:20:17Finished?
00:20:18I don't think so.
00:20:24Yes?
00:20:24Looking for work.
00:20:26There's none here.
00:20:27Anything, wash dishes, anything.
00:20:29I've got all the help I need.
00:20:30I'm only with cars, too.
00:20:31Look, are you deaf or something?
00:20:33All right, so you've got...
00:20:35Use a cup of coffee, guys.
00:20:36Come on.
00:20:36Oh, come on, Sammy.
00:20:38One cup of coffee?
00:20:39Yeah.
00:20:44What do you think you're playing?
00:20:46Look, there have been times when you could have used a cup of coffee, too.
00:20:49Duh.
00:20:51I'll work for it.
00:20:52I told you, there isn't any work.
00:20:54Could we have the cheque, please?
00:20:55Yeah, sure.
00:20:57That's not any pence.
00:20:58Thanks.
00:20:59That was great.
00:20:59Yeah, if you've passed it again, pop in.
00:21:01We're always open.
00:21:02Okay, I'll start the car.
00:21:03It's fine.
00:21:04It's fine.
00:21:04Bye.
00:21:05It's fine.
00:21:06It's fine.
00:21:06It's fine.
00:21:08Would you give him some breakfast, too, please?
00:21:12Duh.
00:21:16It's your lucky day, mate.
00:21:56Hey, look at that canal.
00:21:58Oh, isn't this a cute little bridge, Sal?
00:22:00It really is.
00:22:01It's a bit narrow, though, isn't it?
00:22:03I think I'm gonna make it.
00:22:04Yeah, there we are.
00:22:06Now, is it straight on or left?
00:22:09Straight on.
00:22:10Okay.
00:22:41Hello?
00:22:45Oh, man.
00:22:45Hang on, don't see he?
00:22:46Mm.
00:22:52Oh, man.
00:22:54Oh, please.
00:22:55Oh, man.
00:22:57I don't like who Ψ§Ω„ty in this place-
00:22:58What was your name?
00:22:59Oh, man, this one was contents, isn't it?
00:23:30All right, let's go.
00:23:55I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:24:00Why here?
00:24:01Because I'm not in the mood for changing a wheel, and this is a farm, and where there's
00:24:07a farm there's usually men, and my waistline's not gone so far, I can't persuade a man to
00:24:12help me.
00:24:22Well, at least if there's no one around, I can change it myself and not get my hair wet.
00:24:25That man said rain's forecast.
00:24:28Well, looks pretty sunny to me.
00:24:29Yeah.
00:24:31Oh well.
00:24:32I'll see you.
00:24:37Oh.
00:24:39Oh.
00:24:42Oh.
00:24:57Oh.
00:24:57Oh.
00:24:57Oh.
00:25:14Oh.
00:25:19Oh.
00:25:20Oh.
00:25:21Oh.
00:25:21Yes.
00:25:23Are you certain?
00:25:25It's all right, Lila, but you'd better be certain.
00:25:30Well, well, well, well.
00:25:32I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you, Doctor.
00:25:35Oh, what?
00:25:36Well, we're going to deprive you of our company.
00:25:40Well, remember, we just might pop back.
00:25:44So while we're away, you're just going to sit there and you're not going to answer the phone,
00:25:50you're not going to answer the front door, you're not going to talk to anybody at all,
00:25:54do you understand?
00:25:55I'll sit there and get a little more drunk than usual, eh?
00:26:00Read a dirty book, why don't you?
00:26:04No, don't bother, Freddie.
00:26:05I don't know.
00:26:07Poor chap might need a doctor.
00:26:28Hello?
00:26:43Anybody there?
00:27:03So, your waistline finally let you down.
00:27:05There's no one there.
00:27:07The place is derelict.
00:27:09It's creepy.
00:27:11And they're a rat.
00:27:12Oh, come on.
00:27:13Oh, well.
00:27:14I'll give you a hint.
00:27:15Thanks.
00:27:23Oh, no.
00:27:25What is it?
00:27:26Oh, wouldn't you just know it.
00:27:28What?
00:27:29There's no spare.
00:27:31I don't believe it.
00:27:34Honestly, that hire company.
00:27:36If you hadn't pulled off the road, we might have hailed some help.
00:27:40Now what?
00:27:41Well, I don't know.
00:27:44That crummy old gas station, that's more than a mile back.
00:27:46Yeah, well, you're never going to make that with your leg.
00:27:49Oh.
00:27:49Well, I suppose I'll have to go alone.
00:27:50Are you going to be all right here by yourself?
00:27:52Sure, you'll be fine.
00:27:57Have fun.
00:27:58You never know.
00:28:00I might even manage to hitch a lift.
00:28:01If not, it'll be very good for your ego.
00:28:04Hmm.
00:28:07Rebellish at least what's up.
00:28:25If not, we're going to be fine.
00:28:33I'll switch you off to a beschΓ€ft, though.
00:29:01So, let's go.
00:29:43Sammy, Belle!
00:29:47Sammy?
00:29:53Sammy, did you get that?
00:30:33Sammy, did you get that?
00:30:36Sammy, did you get that?
00:30:40Sammy, did you get that?
00:30:52Sammy, did you get that?
00:30:53Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:07Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:08Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:37Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:39Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:54Sammy, did you get that?
00:31:54Sammy, did you get that?
00:32:43Sammy, did you get that?
00:32:44Sammy, did you get that?
00:32:45Sammy, did you get that?
00:32:47Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:11Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:14Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:22Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:22Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:26Sammy, did you get that?
00:33:47Sammy, did you do, Sammy?
00:33:49Sammy there, come on.
00:33:49Sammy, go Iκ°“.Χ›Χ•Χœ
00:34:20I'll see you, Dave.
00:34:30All right, Doctor.
00:34:32Wake up.
00:34:35What's the matter?
00:34:36Stolen car outside.
00:34:38That's what's the matter.
00:34:40Take a look upstairs.
00:34:42Come on, Doctor.
00:34:43Wake up.
00:34:43Stolen car outside.
00:34:44Somebody beat your door down.
00:34:45What's been happening here?
00:34:47Sleep.
00:34:47I always sleep.
00:34:49Doctor.
00:34:50Camp.
00:34:54Tell Charlie I'm not home.
00:34:57Charlie?
00:34:58Charlie who?
00:34:59Well, Draper, of course.
00:35:01Charlie Draper.
00:35:03What about Charlie Draper?
00:35:04He's finished his time today.
00:35:07Good old Charlie.
00:35:08He's a real friend.
00:35:10Who's he come to see first of all?
00:35:13Nothing about.
00:35:14The place has been given a good going overall.
00:35:16Oh, Draper, eh?
00:35:18He's been talking about it.
00:35:20Charlie Draper.
00:35:21Well, that's a common enough name.
00:35:23Must be dozens of them.
00:35:25You stay here with him.
00:35:26Now, don't touch anything.
00:35:28I'll radio in.
00:35:31Come on, you.
00:35:38Yeah.
00:35:39It was stolen from outside the Bull Hotel at Bullington.
00:35:43Yeah.
00:35:43That's about 30 miles from where he was found.
00:35:46OK.
00:35:47Got it.
00:36:00Pretty didn't train you to talk.
00:36:01You might have said something interesting.
00:36:03Or is it only Budge is a talk?
00:36:05Budge is parrots.
00:36:06Informers.
00:36:07I don't mind who, but nobody's talking on this one.
00:36:10Except you to yourself.
00:36:12First sign of insanity.
00:36:13You like being a sergeant, do you, eh?
00:36:15You plan to stay that way your whole life?
00:36:17You wouldn't do that.
00:36:18You're renowned for your pleasing and forgiving nature.
00:36:20Besides, I'll bring glad tidings.
00:36:22Yeah?
00:36:23The Dorchester Police.
00:36:24Dorchester?
00:36:25Yeah, Dorchester.
00:36:26In the county of Dorset.
00:36:28There's cows and sheep and open spaces.
00:36:30Nothing ever happens.
00:36:31Except a struck-off alcoholic doctor knows your friend, Charlie Draper.
00:36:35Go on.
00:36:36Claims to have been visited by him this morning.
00:36:38Spoke out of the depths of a drunken stupor.
00:36:41Did you mention anyone else?
00:36:42No.
00:36:43They have one or two interesting side lights.
00:36:45There's a stolen car abandoned outside the doctor's house.
00:36:48Front door broken in.
00:36:50Traces of an injured person.
00:36:51Signs that somebody searched the place from top to bottom.
00:36:55Hmm.
00:36:56Dorchester, eh?
00:36:57It's a long way.
00:36:59And they say Charlie's always been light of foot and long in breath.
00:37:01Not that light of foot, not if he jumps through that window.
00:37:05Poor.
00:37:06We'll go down there.
00:37:08Meanwhile, get back to the local force.
00:37:09Have them start a search.
00:37:10If they find Charlie, pull him in.
00:37:12And what ground, Super?
00:37:13We don't have anything against him.
00:37:14Suspicion of murder.
00:37:16Busby.
00:37:17I thought you told me Busby was Charlie's best friend.
00:37:19Charlie didn't kill him.
00:37:20I know that.
00:37:21Sergeant.
00:37:28She's been drinking.
00:37:29All right, Eliza.
00:37:30Right, you ought to stay here with him.
00:37:32Some top grass from London on the way down.
00:37:34Yeah, what about you?
00:37:35Look after him.
00:37:35London thinks he's important.
00:37:39Important.
00:37:39You might know they're notÉ Ohp.
00:37:52You ought to stop the camp.
00:37:54Remember?
00:37:54You ought to be able to collect him.
00:37:55Stay here.
00:37:55carp.
00:37:55Mar λΏ….
00:38:05Oh, my God.
00:38:43Oh, my God.
00:39:06Oh, my God.
00:39:36Oh, my God.
00:39:37Oh, my God.
00:39:49Oh, my God.
00:39:59Oh, my God.
00:40:22Hello?
00:41:21Oh, how was it working out back?
00:41:24Tracy, my friend, the girl who was with me.
00:41:26Well, we had a flat and she started to come back here.
00:41:29Where is she?
00:41:30You haven't seen her.
00:41:31That was hours ago.
00:41:33Well, she didn't come here.
00:41:34But she must have.
00:41:36Oh, maybe we were close.
00:41:37But she never closed.
00:41:38You told us.
00:41:39No, I mean, maybe she thought we were close.
00:41:41Well, she came in like you did.
00:41:42I was working out back.
00:41:43She couldn't get anyone to answer.
00:41:44So she used to lift back into town.
00:41:47No, she wouldn't have done that.
00:41:48She would have called a cab, used a phone.
00:41:51No, no, no, no.
00:41:51The phone's been out all day.
00:41:53It's...
00:42:00They must have reconnected us.
00:42:02Yes.
00:42:03What are you doing?
00:42:04I'm going to call the police.
00:42:05Oh, don't do the pressure.
00:42:06Listen, please, listen, you're doing what you're doing.
00:42:09Now listen, will you stop it, will you?
00:42:11Leave me alone.
00:42:12Oh, Tracy.
00:42:14Sally, you mustn't call the police.
00:42:16Ken, what has happened?
00:42:19I did my best, Mr. Gary.
00:42:20You heard me.
00:42:21I did what I could.
00:42:22She's just too pushy.
00:42:25I can't stand a pushy woman.
00:42:29Unless, of course, it's too pushy women.
00:42:33Look at me.
00:42:35Are you pushy?
00:42:36Oh, please don't hurt her.
00:42:38Sam, just do as they say.
00:42:40It won't hurt us.
00:42:41Just do as they say.
00:42:44Listen.
00:42:44Do you understand?
00:42:47If you don't play along,
00:42:50he's going to kill my wife.
00:43:13I'm not far away.
00:43:15I'm not far at all.
00:43:17Yeah, what was that?
00:43:18What did you say?
00:43:18I'll be rich one day.
00:43:22Rich.
00:43:23This gadder gets there first.
00:43:27Gadder?
00:43:36That's better.
00:43:38And a cut for them, too.
00:43:42All nice and normal.
00:43:46Nothing to frighten him away.
00:43:51It's getting dark.
00:43:53He'd wait for the dark, Charles.
00:43:55You don't know he's coming.
00:43:57Are you teaching me my business, Sammy?
00:43:59No, of course not.
00:44:00I'm just...
00:44:03Just don't.
00:44:06That's right.
00:44:07Nice and normal.
00:44:10He'll be here.
00:44:13He'd better be.
00:44:15Or I might lose my temper.
00:44:19Yeah.
00:44:28Just remember,
00:44:30we'll be watching and listening.
00:44:35Won't you, Tosha?
00:45:03If only I could create a diversion,
00:45:05you could run for the door.
00:45:07Sammy, it is no good.
00:45:08They're holding his wife and they mean it.
00:45:10So do I.
00:45:13Play along,
00:45:13and we might just,
00:45:14all of us,
00:45:15get out of this in one piece.
00:45:17But you do anything,
00:45:18try anything,
00:45:19that puts Carrie on the block
00:45:20and so help me,
00:45:20I'll kill you myself.
00:45:30Mr. Police.
00:45:32Now you get rid of him, Sammy.
00:45:34And quick.
00:45:36Now you too be very good, eh?
00:45:38And you keep your eyes on that table.
00:45:41Right?
00:45:50Evening, Sammy.
00:45:51I know another list of stolen cars,
00:45:53I told you, I'm careful.
00:45:55No, not this time.
00:45:59Close again.
00:46:00Wouldn't be a cup of coffee going spare.
00:46:03Oh, yes.
00:46:04Sure.
00:46:05Ah.
00:46:07You're out of luck.
00:46:08The uran's empty.
00:46:10I'll,
00:46:10I'll bulk some more up if you like.
00:46:11No, no, don't bother.
00:46:14You've seen many people do.
00:46:17See for yourself.
00:46:18Only customers all day.
00:46:21I'm thinking of selling out to a nun to take it.
00:46:23You couldn't hold this.
00:46:26Nobody else.
00:46:27Like a man on his own.
00:46:29No.
00:46:31All right then, Sammy.
00:46:32Be seeing you.
00:46:34Say I'll open a carry for me.
00:46:36Yeah.
00:46:37Oh, sorry, officer.
00:46:41It's quite lucky,
00:46:41further up the road.
00:46:42Did a few hours on her job.
00:46:43Made a bit of money,
00:46:44mending this tractor.
00:46:45Paid me own way now.
00:46:47If you're still cooking,
00:46:48I'll have four eggs,
00:46:49order treats, right?
00:46:51Hey, you came back.
00:46:53Pay you back for breakfast now,
00:46:54will you?
00:46:55It's okay.
00:46:56Now, what I can pay I like to?
00:46:58Come on.
00:46:58Really, it's nothing.
00:46:59Oh, come on.
00:47:00I ain't serious.
00:47:00You heard the lady.
00:47:02She said no thank you.
00:47:07Lots of bread.
00:47:08Yeah, lots of bread.
00:47:10What's your name?
00:47:13You.
00:47:15Why?
00:47:16You want some of your Christmas card?
00:47:17I want your name.
00:47:19Farrow.
00:47:20Just Farrow.
00:47:21Ah.
00:47:22Farrow F. Farrow.
00:47:23If I've had no imagination.
00:47:26So you're on the road
00:47:28and got yourself a job?
00:47:30That's right.
00:47:30Where?
00:47:31Who with?
00:47:32Just a farmer up the road.
00:47:33I didn't ask his name,
00:47:34I didn't ask mine.
00:47:35Probably not a nosy tire.
00:47:36Did he own a good watch?
00:47:39Eh?
00:47:40A good, expensive watch,
00:47:42like this one.
00:47:43That's mine.
00:47:43Is it?
00:47:44And you prove otherwise.
00:47:45Doesn't seem to match
00:47:46the rest of your clothes.
00:47:47So charge me.
00:47:48Not now.
00:47:51If I find out
00:47:52a watch like that's been stolen,
00:47:54I'll know you,
00:47:56won't I, Farrow?
00:47:57The Farrow F.
00:47:59Farrow.
00:48:04Good night, Sammy.
00:48:06Yeah.
00:48:07I'll see you.
00:48:13Now then,
00:48:14what about that gruff?
00:48:15Um,
00:48:16didn't I hear you say
00:48:17the kitchen was closed?
00:48:18Yes.
00:48:19Yeah.
00:48:20The boy's sick.
00:48:21All right,
00:48:22I'll settle for a couple of those.
00:48:23I don't think
00:48:24he was short-sighted in it.
00:48:25No,
00:48:25it didn't bother him this morning
00:48:26when I was paying with her money.
00:48:27Why it bothers him now?
00:48:28Is he telling him
00:48:28where are you?
00:48:31Why don't you
00:48:31make lunch,
00:48:32I say?
00:48:38Why don't you just go?
00:48:40Can't you see
00:48:40you're not wanted here?
00:48:41Just go.
00:48:42Now,
00:48:42come on, darling.
00:48:43Don't you start
00:48:44getting insulted.
00:48:45I'd like to oblige you,
00:48:46but this oversized
00:48:47baby is pushing me around.
00:48:48And I don't like being
00:48:49pushing me around.
00:48:50Oh!
00:48:54No!
00:49:03Don't do that.
00:49:05It's not yours.
00:49:10Tosh's, I think.
00:49:16It's getting to be
00:49:17quite a party.
00:49:36How long has he been out?
00:49:37Since we got here, sir.
00:49:39Couple of hours?
00:49:39He said nothing at all, eh?
00:49:41None that made any sense.
00:49:47Try me.
00:49:49Try me.
00:49:51What?
00:49:52He said something about
00:49:53not far.
00:49:54Hmm?
00:49:54About being rich.
00:49:57Rich?
00:49:58Yeah.
00:50:00We'll all be rich
00:50:00one day,
00:50:01something like that.
00:50:01Anything else?
00:50:03Just a name.
00:50:05Gadder.
00:50:05Hmm?
00:50:07Gadder.
00:50:08Gadder?
00:50:09Yeah, that's right.
00:50:11Oh, come on.
00:50:12Do you want to request
00:50:12him writing?
00:50:13What did he say?
00:50:14Well,
00:50:14I think it was, uh,
00:50:16unless Gadder
00:50:17gets here first.
00:50:19Unless Gadder
00:50:20gets here first.
00:50:22Is it important, sir?
00:50:23Hmm.
00:50:24Is it important?
00:50:25Is it important, Turner?
00:50:28I'll tell you, laddie.
00:50:29If anyone wants to push you
00:50:30in a pit of snakes
00:50:31or lock you in a room
00:50:32with Gadder,
00:50:33you'd use the snake pit
00:50:34every time.
00:50:41I'm not allowed to mark you
00:50:43till after.
00:50:44But I won't forget.
00:50:46That's a promise.
00:50:47Soon as it is over.
00:50:53Sit down, you two.
00:50:56Come on, sit down.
00:51:19As soon as it's over.
00:51:22Well, that's what he said.
00:51:23As soon as it's over.
00:51:25As soon as what's over.
00:51:27What are we waiting for?
00:51:29The way to Charlie.
00:51:31Charlie Draper.
00:51:34Your brother.
00:51:37What?
00:51:53It's over.
00:51:54I'm not allowed to do it.
00:51:55And I'm not allowed to do it.
00:51:56I'm not allowed to do it.
00:51:57I'll have to be in the middle.
00:51:59Sit down.
00:52:00I'll have to.
00:52:00you're like, you're like, wow.
00:52:32Do you mind?
00:52:35Sorry.
00:52:39What did he do?
00:52:40Your brother.
00:52:42They're going to a lot of trouble to set him up.
00:52:44What did he do?
00:52:46He did his time.
00:52:48Ten years.
00:52:50There's got to be more to it than that.
00:52:53Oh, yeah.
00:52:55275 grand more.
00:52:58Charlie specialised in banks.
00:53:01Big banks.
00:53:03But they never found the money.
00:53:05Is the money here?
00:53:07Nobody knows where it is.
00:53:08Or even if it exists.
00:53:10Our friends seem pretty sure.
00:53:11Who gather?
00:53:12He's a lunatic.
00:53:13Do you think he'd take note for an hour?
00:53:16Sammy.
00:53:23Just remember that I hear every word.
00:53:26You don't want her chastised, do you?
00:53:29A pretty scene.
00:53:32Nice and normal.
00:53:44I don't know.
00:53:46I don't know.
00:53:51I don't know.
00:53:54He's a shrewd boy, Charlie.
00:53:58He's had our son that wraps all these years.
00:54:01He may come along, look round and go away.
00:54:04Yeah, he could do.
00:54:07Where does that leave us?
00:54:11And your wife?
00:54:15See you up.
00:54:16Gentleman.
00:54:22Total oblivion.
00:54:25Oh, there are times I envy people like him.
00:54:28Snakes up the walls.
00:54:29Shakes in the morning.
00:54:30Dropping out.
00:54:31Who cares?
00:54:32No worries.
00:54:32No responsibilities.
00:54:34Come on.
00:54:35That's what we're paid for.
00:54:36We're paid to prevent crime and apprehend criminals.
00:54:39And here we are, out on a limb, trying to save one bad boy from another bad boy.
00:54:44Might be better for society if we let them get together.
00:54:47Let them have it out and then scoop up the survivor.
00:54:50It's immoral.
00:54:52Yeah.
00:54:54Not a bad idea, just the same.
00:54:57Except...
00:54:58Yeah.
00:54:59Well, from what I've heard about Charlie, he's hard, yeah.
00:55:01But only to his own kind.
00:55:03He was never violent to the public, more us.
00:55:06One of the old school.
00:55:08He must arrange a meeting for you two sometime.
00:55:10And I still get together to talk over old times.
00:55:15Mmm.
00:55:16He's a thief, Turner.
00:55:18He's a crook.
00:55:19A transgressor against the law of the land.
00:55:22Yeah, but not a bad guy, just the same.
00:55:25You're worried about him?
00:55:26I'm worried about Gadda.
00:55:28One of the new school.
00:55:30The public asks anybody who gets in his way.
00:55:32He'll cut them down like scything wheat.
00:55:50Shut up.
00:55:52Where is he?
00:55:53What's keeping him?
00:55:54He'll be here.
00:56:05Sammy.
00:56:09What was that noise?
00:56:11About the bat?
00:56:12It was foxes.
00:56:14Foxes?
00:56:15Well, yeah.
00:56:16You're in the country now, you know.
00:56:17We get foxes, rats, all kinds of vermin.
00:56:27Freddy, give me a shooter.
00:56:29Check round the back.
00:56:33Freddy.
00:56:43I don't know.
00:57:04I don't know.
00:57:40I don't know.
00:58:00Do you know what I think?
00:58:03All right.
00:58:04All right.
00:58:24All right.
00:58:47All right.
00:58:50All right.
00:58:56All right.
00:59:23All right.
00:59:25All right.
00:59:49All right.
00:59:56All right.
00:59:58All right.
01:00:00All right.
01:00:00I'll keep you informed.
01:00:01All right, Jeff.
01:00:02I'm going to come and see.
01:00:05Yes.
01:00:06Wilson, sir.
01:00:07Constable Wilson, sir.
01:00:08Oh, yeah.
01:00:08We can see you, Constable.
01:00:10Must be your uniform.
01:00:12Detective Superintendent Dexter.
01:00:13I'm Sergeant Turner.
01:00:14What do you want?
01:00:14To report, sir.
01:00:15Report what?
01:00:16That there's nothing to report, sir.
01:00:17Oh, that's very nice, isn't it, Turner?
01:00:19Well, I've been all around the area, sir.
01:00:21All the people and places I know.
01:00:23Nothing unusual, sir.
01:00:24Oh, crime a bit slack around here lately, is it?
01:00:26No rapists or murderers or suspicious-looking characters hanging about at all?
01:00:30Well, there was one, sir.
01:00:31Oh, yeah?
01:00:32A kind of hippie type, sir.
01:00:34Oh, they're the very worst, Constable.
01:00:36They concealed Tommy guns in their guitar cases.
01:00:38And even the music they listen to is criminal.
01:00:40Well, according to my judgment, sir, he was a suspicious type.
01:00:43Oh, wearing a mask, was he?
01:00:45Carrying a kit of safe-breakers tools?
01:00:47No, sir.
01:00:48He was wearing a watch that was at variance with the rest of his appearance.
01:00:51Oh, at variance.
01:00:52Do you hear that, Turner?
01:00:53Yes, sir.
01:00:54His clothes were torn and poor, sir.
01:00:56Very poor.
01:00:57But his watch was expensive.
01:00:59Now, ordinarily, I would have made further inquiries, sir.
01:01:01But as we were after bigger game, I leant on him a little bit.
01:01:04Left it at that.
01:01:05What kind of a watch?
01:01:06It was a wristwatch.
01:01:07Modern.
01:01:08Rectangular face.
01:01:09Light brown background.
01:01:10Modern numerals.
01:01:11And the strap and the case appeared to be gold.
01:01:14Yeah, it was.
01:01:14Well, I couldn't say for certain it was.
01:01:16Farrow.
01:01:16What makes you think it was him?
01:01:17It can't be anyone else.
01:01:18That watch is like his signature.
01:01:21Farrow?
01:01:22Yeah, he said that was his name.
01:01:23Where did you see this hippie?
01:01:25Oh, just down the road, sir, at Sammy's place, sir.
01:01:27That's a fill-in station, come snack bar, sir.
01:01:30Anyone else there?
01:01:31Two or three other customers, sir.
01:01:33Seem to be respectable kind of people.
01:01:35Your car outside?
01:01:36Yes, sir.
01:01:36Right, let's go and have a look at this place, Turner.
01:01:41Farrow's one of our boys, undercover.
01:01:43He's been on Charlie's tail ever since he left prison.
01:01:47Here.
01:01:47Do you know how to keep an eye on Sleeping Beauty?
01:01:49Oh, I think I can manage that, sir.
01:01:51Come here, come here.
01:01:53Come here, you go.
01:01:55Come here.
01:01:58Take it down to the house.
01:02:02Come on, sir.
01:02:04Come here.
01:02:04Come on.
01:02:07Come here.
01:02:07We're back.
01:02:11Come there.
01:02:15Well, sir, let's see.
01:02:33Tosha!
01:02:36Tosha!
01:02:44Tosha!
01:02:58Tosha!
01:03:00It's a laugh, innit?
01:03:02You were supposed to be setting Charlie up.
01:03:05Who's a sit-in duck now?
01:03:07Oh, shut up.
01:03:09Charlie's calling the tune down.
01:03:12He said shut up.
01:03:15Sammy.
01:03:19Sammy.
01:03:20Hey, come here, come here, come on, turn round.
01:03:54Charlie? Do you hear me? I've got Sammy. Do you hear me, Charles?
01:04:04I hear you, God, and I keep it very still.
01:04:13Charlie! Charlie!
01:04:14Charlie!
01:04:20Can somebody get a doctor?
01:04:24Come on, then.
01:04:28All right, Hamlet's coming, Draper.
01:04:33Listen, Charlie, where have you put the money?
01:04:42Come on, Charlie, the money.
01:04:46You're not going to believe this, but I don't know where it is.
01:04:52You see, it was my brother here, Sammy, who wanted it.
01:04:56He's the only one who knows where it is.
01:04:59Go on, Sam. Charlie, nice gentleman.
01:05:03Ain't gonna be no more useful to me.
01:05:05You all right, dear?
01:05:13It's about a mile away.
01:05:16There's a...
01:05:18There's a derelict farm.
01:05:21It's got...
01:05:23It's got a big barn.
01:05:26It's up in a loft.
01:05:30It's a milkshake.
01:05:31It's a chair.
01:05:34Oh, my God!
01:05:38No!
01:05:44Oh, my God!
01:06:01I've never been to theempel.
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