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00:00:31I missed you.
00:00:32I missed you.
00:00:42Nicky, no.
00:00:43Put your hand in my knickers.
00:00:45Oh, Mary, you've got such a beautiful last one.
00:00:47Have I?
00:00:49I'd learned about it all this summer.
00:00:52All the way down from Rock Island, Illinois, to New Orleans.
00:00:56Oh, Eddie?
00:00:59Every night on the bus, I sank in my dreams with you.
00:01:02I wondered if I might be with you.
00:01:04You were, Mary.
00:01:05You went all the way with me.
00:01:08Not all the way.
00:01:09All the way.
00:01:11All the way in New Orleans.
00:01:15Oh.
00:01:16Oh, wouldn't that be nice?
00:01:21Nicky, just keep doing this for a bit longer.
00:01:29Oh, Nicky, I love you.
00:01:33Alibaba, St. Louis, Springfield, Memphis,
00:01:40where black people fought in the street
00:01:43and demanded freedom.
00:01:46Oh, freedom.
00:01:47I missed you.
00:01:49Tupelo, Columbus.
00:01:52I missed you so much.
00:01:53Selma, Lafayette, Baton Rouge.
00:01:58I'm finally married.
00:01:59Finally.
00:02:02Finally.
00:02:05What?
00:02:15That's on the bridge.
00:02:18And so would yours be.
00:02:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:02:33So, America was good then.
00:02:35Brilliant.
00:02:36Get your leg over it all.
00:02:37Five times a night.
00:02:39Good shacks.
00:02:40Medium.
00:02:41Pathetic.
00:02:42All excellent.
00:02:43So basically, you didn't get your leg over it all.
00:02:46Nowhere near.
00:02:48Do you want me to tell you why?
00:02:49I'd quite like some kind of explanation.
00:02:51It's because you spent far too much time
00:02:53showing the doggies how to vote.
00:02:56Ah.
00:02:58You know,
00:02:59I've never seen my two months' voluntary work
00:03:01with the Civil Rights Movement
00:03:02in the most exciting part
00:03:03of the most exciting country in the world
00:03:05in quite that light.
00:03:06But now you see it,
00:03:06I can see for the first time
00:03:08that you're still a complete cretin.
00:03:10I quite missed you, actually.
00:03:12Though I'd never see it.
00:03:14Where's me birthday present?
00:03:15Under your bed.
00:03:17I brought it round on the actual day,
00:03:19but you were too busy
00:03:21failing to get your leg over in Alabama.
00:03:23This isn't a football?
00:03:25Well spotted.
00:03:32But, er, yeah, thanks.
00:03:33I did.
00:03:35Well, say hello to Mary.
00:03:38Hello, Mary.
00:03:40Hello, Nicky.
00:03:41Well, give her a kiss.
00:03:49Hey, please.
00:03:52Long time, no sleep.
00:03:56I'm surprised you think
00:03:57you've got anything to laugh about.
00:03:59You should have kept your wick covered up, son.
00:04:01Hey.
00:04:05Oh, hiya.
00:04:06Hiya.
00:04:06Hiya, Eddie.
00:04:07Hiya.
00:04:08How do you do all?
00:04:09Hiya, Nicky.
00:04:10Hiya, Eddie.
00:04:11Yeah.
00:04:11One thing scholar returns, eh?
00:04:16Hear the news, Felix?
00:04:18Yeah.
00:04:19What?
00:04:20Douglas Hume went to Balmoral this morning
00:04:22and asked for Parliament to be dissolved.
00:04:25We've got the election.
00:04:26Last.
00:04:27Well, maybe he told me.
00:04:29Maybe the Queen didn't know where to find you.
00:04:32Make a wish.
00:04:34Shh.
00:04:36Shh.
00:04:37Shh.
00:04:39Shh.
00:04:40Shh.
00:04:41Shh.
00:04:51What do you wish for?
00:04:53Peace on Earth and justice for all men?
00:04:56No.
00:04:57A trip to New Orleans with Mary.
00:04:59Oh, isn't that romantic?
00:05:01I thought you went to New Orleans.
00:05:02Not all the way.
00:05:04Oh, are you?
00:05:07Oh, are you going to try that again?
00:05:09I think you missed Felix.
00:05:15Eddie.
00:05:16What?
00:05:17You're now with Elaine.
00:05:19Yep.
00:05:20Why is he knocking it down?
00:05:21Because there were slums.
00:05:23Just we're going to put something better in the place.
00:05:25Like what, like?
00:05:26Oh, it depends how much money we've got.
00:05:28It depends on what happens on October the 15th.
00:05:30He's going to win this time.
00:05:32Oh, we can't lose four in a row, man.
00:05:35What do you think, Dad?
00:05:37I have no opinion on the subject.
00:05:40It's not like you know they'll have an opinion.
00:05:42Nicky, please.
00:05:43You have not been home a day.
00:05:44Can we not have a cup of tea?
00:05:45Well, you know my opinion.
00:05:47It doesn't matter who wins elections.
00:05:49Nothing changes.
00:05:51Is that right, Eddie?
00:05:52Not this time.
00:05:53I think this time might be different.
00:05:55Well, it'd better be.
00:05:56We're only 20,000 new houses up here.
00:05:58Hear that, Dad?
00:05:5920,000 new houses.
00:06:01Are that not enough for you?
00:06:02I've stopped them building houses for the last 50 years.
00:06:06You've run the North East since 1919, man.
00:06:10I'll tell you something.
00:06:12The Labour Party, of which I was a member,
00:06:14was the first to condemn the Jarrow March as hooligans.
00:06:17Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:06:18They stabbed way in the back before we'd even got as far as Durham.
00:06:22Uh, sold down the river before you were born, son.
00:06:25Hey, here we go.
00:06:26It never takes long, does it?
00:06:27The Jarrow March.
00:06:30Well, I can tell you something.
00:06:33I've seen some marches this summer in Mississippi and Alabama,
00:06:37and things do change.
00:06:39I've seen it.
00:06:41Ha, ha, ha.
00:06:45Eddie, I've got a couple of weeks to spare before I go back.
00:06:48Do you need any help with it?
00:06:49What?
00:06:50Why not?
00:06:50I'd like to.
00:06:51Well, er...
00:06:52In fact, I think maybe it's time I joined the party.
00:06:59I did!
00:07:00Happy birthday.
00:07:01Happy birthday, dear.
00:07:19Thanks.
00:07:23Is it loaded?
00:07:25Yeah.
00:07:26Yeah.
00:07:37Eddie, why does Felix here at the Labour parties?
00:07:40Because he thinks all his old comrades are corrupt nowadays.
00:07:43What?
00:07:43Even Austen Donoghue?
00:07:45Yeah, especially Austen.
00:08:03Steel, glass, and sunlight.
00:08:08Cheap and quick to build with modern prefabricated building systems.
00:08:19Comrades, I want us to be at the cutting edge of the changes that will sweep this country
00:08:24after October the 15th.
00:08:26Now, let us, in Newcastle, create a dynamic forum for the visionary ideas of the best young
00:08:33architects, the risk-taking capital of the boldest businessmen, the man in the streets enlarging
00:08:40capacity to tell us what he needs, and our political ability to get things done.
00:08:47Together, we can build a bonfire for decay, dereliction, and despair.
00:08:54This, I commit myself to here and now, for I believe we will shortly dispatch this government
00:09:02of Tory failures and has-beens from Westminster.
00:09:06Our day is at hand.
00:09:08The call will come.
00:09:11And the doors to the granary of power will at last be flung open to a modern Labour party
00:09:17with new ideas.
00:09:19Now, let us answer that call to walk with destiny.
00:09:31Bit carried away, Austen?
00:09:33Can't help meself, Eddie.
00:09:35Yeah, but all you're actually saying is we can't afford anything but system built flats.
00:09:39Well, I'm glad somebody understood.
00:09:41It's like talking to cavemen.
00:09:43Well, we'd better have a look at this bid for the Willow Lane development, then.
00:09:46I do, because I think it's the answer, personally.
00:09:51Are you really expecting the call, Austen?
00:09:54Harold Wilson thinks I'm still a communist man.
00:09:58Well, the papers are full of it.
00:09:59Austen Donahue to be municipal to the north.
00:10:02Austen Donahue to be municipal housing.
00:10:04I'm not an MP, Eddie.
00:10:06How can I serve in a Labour cabinet?
00:10:08By taking a seat in the Lords.
00:10:10It's been done before.
00:10:12Oh, yes.
00:10:13So it has.
00:10:15Good night, Eddie.
00:10:16Why are you not coming, then?
00:10:18No, no.
00:10:19It's up to the housing committee now.
00:10:22And I've got to get the regional campaign properly organised, or there won't be a Labour cabinet.
00:10:26Get away.
00:10:27We're going to stuff them this time.
00:10:28Sweet lips, let's pretend that we're together all alone.
00:10:44I'll tell the men to turn the jukebox way down low.
00:10:52And you can tell your friend they're with you.
00:10:56He'll have to go.
00:10:59He'll have to go.
00:11:01Go, go, go.
00:11:02Just go.
00:11:05Nicky.
00:11:06Hey, how are you?
00:11:06How are you doing?
00:11:07All right?
00:11:08OK.
00:11:08OK.
00:11:11Good holiday.
00:11:12Excellent.
00:11:14You must be Mary.
00:11:16I'm Tusker.
00:11:17Hi.
00:11:18Unusual name.
00:11:19Crazy name.
00:11:20Crazy guy.
00:11:21What are you drinking, Mary?
00:11:24Um, a bit of lemon.
00:11:26Ma'am?
00:11:28Ma'am?
00:11:29Two pints and a bit of lemon.
00:11:32Yeah, wonderful.
00:11:33Wonderful.
00:11:35Crazy name.
00:11:36Crazy guy.
00:11:37Crazy suit.
00:11:49Oh, yeah.
00:11:50Crazy mother as well.
00:11:51Hiya, Rita.
00:11:52Hiya, Nicky Pet.
00:11:52How are you?
00:11:53Hiya, Rita.
00:11:54Oh, to be daft Geordie, man.
00:11:57This one's for Mary.
00:12:00Oh, Mary, marry me.
00:12:02Let's not wait.
00:12:06Let's share all the time we can before it's too late.
00:12:12Love me now for now is all the time there may be.
00:12:18If you love me, marry, marry, marry me.
00:12:34It's Mr. Conner, isn't it?
00:12:35Chairman of the Housing Committee.
00:12:37That's right.
00:12:37John Edwards.
00:12:38Edwards Housing.
00:12:39Ah, you're the one with the British license for this building system.
00:12:43That's right.
00:12:43Hmm.
00:12:44What do you think?
00:12:45What do I think?
00:12:46I think I don't like prefabs when I don't like tower blocks.
00:12:52That's what I think.
00:13:00Mr. Wells.
00:13:01Eddie Wells.
00:13:02Deputy Chairman of the Housing Committee.
00:13:04Ah.
00:13:05Swedish, isn't it, this system?
00:13:07That's right.
00:13:09Did one fall down in Copenhagen?
00:13:11No, I didn't build that.
00:13:13The Danish builder didn't follow the specifications.
00:13:18Of course, a model can't do justice to it.
00:13:22You should have a look at the real thing, Mr. Wells.
00:13:25Have any been built up here?
00:13:27Not yet.
00:13:30There's one very like this in Bordeaux.
00:13:34Another one in Stockholm.
00:13:38Or Piraeus.
00:13:39It's near Athens.
00:13:41Needn't cost you a penny to go and see it.
00:13:46I don't think that'll be necessary.
00:13:48I don't think that'll be necessary.
00:14:09What do you think, Nicky?
00:14:10It gets better and better.
00:14:1220-year-old, Jimmy.
00:14:18Here you are, son.
00:14:20You're going to be the next Tommy Steele.
00:14:28When do we start, then?
00:14:30You saying, yeah?
00:14:34Why, aye.
00:14:35But it's got to be serious.
00:14:37That's the only thing.
00:14:38Yeah?
00:14:39Regular rehearsals, yeah?
00:14:41Yeah, obviously.
00:14:44Don't play the drums, do you, Mary?
00:14:45Like the honeycombs.
00:14:47No.
00:14:48That's a number we could try out.
00:14:50Have I had a right to kiss you?
00:14:54You sure you don't play the drums?
00:14:57What about rehearsing on Saturday?
00:14:59Uh, OK.
00:15:03He'll start university soon.
00:15:06Yeah.
00:15:07Great.
00:15:08Stick in.
00:15:10You're an electrician?
00:15:11Me, no.
00:15:12I'm just serving me time.
00:15:14Got to do this full-time.
00:15:16Great.
00:15:17Stick in.
00:15:18I will, thank you.
00:15:22Nice to have Nicky back for a while.
00:15:23Yes, thank you.
00:15:27We should talk about what sort of news...
00:15:29Chinaman goes into a pub, Mary.
00:15:30Sorry?
00:15:32Chinaman goes into a pub.
00:15:33Which pub?
00:15:35It doesn't matter.
00:15:36Chinaman, he goes into this pub.
00:15:37This pub?
00:15:41Hey, you taking the mickey out of me?
00:15:44Going to have to watch you like a hawk, aren't I?
00:15:46Because we've got to get this sorted out before we start, yeah?
00:15:50What?
00:15:51What?
00:15:52Keep going, mate.
00:15:54Keep going, mate.
00:15:55Some gather round, people, wherever you roam.
00:16:00And admit that the waters around you have grown.
00:16:05And accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone.
00:16:10Give your time to you is worth saving.
00:16:15Then you better start swimming or you'll sink like a stone.
00:16:19New Britain.
00:16:19For the times, they are a-changing.
00:16:26Loose open.
00:16:33Ready?
00:16:34For what?
00:16:35Rehearsing.
00:16:35We said Saturday.
00:16:37We didn't.
00:16:37Yes, we did.
00:16:38Well, it wasn't that firm, I didn't think.
00:16:40It is, man.
00:16:41Tosca's waiting at the pub.
00:16:42How are we?
00:16:44I'm sorry.
00:16:45I'm working with Eddie today.
00:16:46Working with Eddie?
00:16:48Yeah, I'm sorry.
00:16:50I've committed me time to the party.
00:16:52Then I'm going back to university, probably, so...
00:16:57Backing out?
00:16:59Jodie, be rational.
00:17:01Think about it.
00:17:02There's a million people wanting what you want.
00:17:03They're all forming groups.
00:17:07I should have said no straight away, I know.
00:17:09I'm sorry, mate.
00:17:14But you know what?
00:17:15Maybe he's scared of somebody else.
00:17:16What do you think I've been doing the last six months?
00:17:19Look, I've said I'm sorry.
00:17:21What's the point of all this election crap, man?
00:17:23It's useless.
00:17:25You can't even vote to it at 21.
00:17:26Because I'm sick of waiting for things to happen.
00:17:29It's like Eddie said.
00:17:30It could be different this time.
00:17:32We're going to seize the power.
00:17:33We're going to take back the power and the money they rob people of.
00:17:35Seize the power.
00:17:37You and Eddie Wells.
00:17:38It's crap, man.
00:17:39The Labour Party's just for old women and crocs and crawlers, man.
00:17:47Jodie, just the man we need.
00:17:48You can finish off the leaflet and...
00:17:50You won't want that fender, then?
00:17:51Hey, look, I never asked you to give her us, did I?
00:17:54Here, take it.
00:17:55I don't want it.
00:18:00Thank you, man.
00:18:02Sonny.
00:18:04What's bacon, you?
00:18:05Go home.
00:18:05I'll see you at home.
00:18:06I've been home.
00:18:08Know what I found?
00:18:09Apart from a load of mucky dishes.
00:18:13A wedding invitation.
00:18:15So where have you been sticking this now, eh?
00:18:17For Christ's sake, ma'am.
00:18:25Mr. and Mrs. Benyston.
00:18:28Sort of a stupid name, is that?
00:18:31Invite you to the wedding of their daughter, Margaret.
00:18:35The one with the big tits.
00:18:38To Mr. George Peacock.
00:18:40Dad, please.
00:18:41At St. Aloysius' Church.
00:18:44Saturday, October the 10th, at 11.30.
00:18:49We do apologise for the short notice,
00:18:53but she's upped the stick.
00:18:56Am I right?
00:18:58Am I right?
00:19:00You big...
00:19:01Yeah...
00:19:02What are you?
00:19:04Huh?
00:19:04Huh?
00:19:05Huh?
00:19:20Bug off, you.
00:19:23I'll try and get back in a minute.
00:19:26Let me do this one.
00:19:28Yeah, all right.
00:19:29You're sick of what you've seen me doing, okay?
00:19:31Yeah, yeah.
00:19:34Hi.
00:19:35Mr. Knox, is it?
00:19:36Hi.
00:19:36Good afternoon.
00:19:37We're canvassing on behalf of the Labour candidate, Alan Payne.
00:19:40Look, I've told the other lot, and I'll tell yous.
00:19:43Yous can all bugger off.
00:19:44I'll vote for none of yous.
00:19:45Can I ask you why not?
00:19:47No, you can't.
00:19:48Bye now.
00:19:48I don't mind telling yous.
00:19:50Because you come round here every five years
00:19:52with promises like pie crust.
00:19:54And then we'll never see yous again
00:19:56till the next time you want we've worked.
00:19:57So you're happy with the way things are, are you?
00:20:00Happy?
00:20:00No, hang on a minute.
00:20:01Happy with your house that's fallen to bits,
00:20:03schools that are disgraced,
00:20:04ancient hospitals.
00:20:05You're happy, are you?
00:20:06No, I'm not.
00:20:07But by the time you lot do anything about it,
00:20:10we'll all be pushing up the bitty daisies.
00:20:12Now, bugger off, you cheeky...
00:20:17Piss off, you.
00:20:20Go on.
00:20:21I'll see you later.
00:20:23Look, Mr. Peacock,
00:20:24I'm just sitting here having a chat with me mate, OK?
00:20:28Your mate?
00:20:30Are you a puff?
00:20:32No.
00:20:34Well, you look like a puff to me.
00:20:40Out of that seat, you.
00:20:57I'm going out.
00:20:59No, you're not.
00:21:03Austin Donoghue,
00:21:04chief of the brain-dead fuckers.
00:21:06I don't think we've met, have we?
00:21:07No, but I've seen you.
00:21:10So you think I'm going to fail, do you?
00:21:12To do what, exactly?
00:21:13Demolish every slum in this city
00:21:15and replace them with bright, clean, modern houses.
00:21:18Then rebuild the city centre.
00:21:20Make it an international-class European city.
00:21:24Then show them how to do the same thing
00:21:25all across the north.
00:21:27How?
00:21:29I've got a master plan.
00:21:31Haven't I, Eddie?
00:21:33Apparently.
00:21:34What if Wilson doesn't put you in his government?
00:21:36Doesn't make a scrap of difference, son.
00:21:38I'm going to do it anyway.
00:21:41Need any help?
00:21:41Yes.
00:21:43I'll need a lot of help.
00:21:45Why?
00:21:46What have you got to offer?
00:21:47Impatience.
00:21:52You're Felix Hutchinson, son, aren't you?
00:21:54Eddie thinks you're a real prospect.
00:21:56Oh, look, said nothing of a sort.
00:21:58You should listen to what he's got to tell you.
00:21:59And you should take a good look at your father as well.
00:22:02Should I?
00:22:02Why?
00:22:03Because 25 years ago, he was just like you.
00:22:18Berenckis, what can I get you?
00:22:24Yes.
00:22:26He's here.
00:22:36It's better not to upset him.
00:22:39He lost his job.
00:22:41Doing what?
00:22:44Policeman.
00:22:47He will be leaving in a minute.
00:22:50Mr. Walensky.
00:22:53Mr. Berger.
00:22:55Has my behavior ever appeared abnormal to you?
00:22:58No.
00:23:00Not at all.
00:23:01Then why do they want to send me to Newcastle?
00:23:04Just for arrest.
00:23:06I don't need arrest.
00:23:09I just need someone to hear what I'm saying.
00:23:13I'm sorry.
00:23:15For 17 years.
00:23:25Mickey!
00:23:28Mickey!
00:23:29Mickey!
00:23:29Mickey!
00:23:31Mickey, Mickey, Mickey, Mickey, Mickey, Mickey, Something!
00:23:43Oh!
00:23:45Hey.
00:23:48What's that for?
00:23:49For Stan was up last week.
00:23:51And that one's for never coming round to say sorry.
00:23:54What's that one for?
00:23:56In case I forgot anything.
00:23:59I've got so much to tell you.
00:24:01You enjoying it?
00:24:02Nicky, it's just so great.
00:24:05Maybe you should go and find it.
00:24:07And so should I, because I need more than this as well.
00:24:10Is that why you've been seeing Tosca?
00:24:12I've seen you, you know.
00:24:14How long's it been going on?
00:24:16How long has what been going on?
00:24:18I'm not supposed to feel jealous.
00:24:19You're supposed to feel whatever you feel.
00:24:22I don't know what I feel, but I love you.
00:24:24That's not love.
00:24:26Making me feel small and unimportant, that's not love.
00:24:30Putting me second to a load of bloody leaflets.
00:24:33That's not love.
00:24:35Just tell us what you actually want us to do.
00:24:38Do what you want.
00:24:40You usually do anyway.
00:24:41Like what?
00:24:42Like we were supposed to go on holiday together this summer.
00:24:46It was your idea.
00:24:48I got the chance to go to America.
00:24:50And you took it.
00:24:52That's what I'm saying.
00:24:55Look, I can't stand here all day.
00:24:56I've got things to do.
00:24:58Important things.
00:24:59Yeah.
00:25:03Undo them, then.
00:25:06Is that right, then?
00:25:08Is what, what?
00:25:11Look.
00:25:12I think you're excellent.
00:25:14You know that.
00:25:15I'm going to be busy till Thursday.
00:25:17Till the election's finished.
00:25:19Do you want me to come round on Thursday night?
00:25:23Well, do you or not?
00:25:26I want you to come round when you've got time for me.
00:25:29I'll have time for you on Thursday.
00:25:30That's what I'm saying.
00:25:33Thursday night, yeah?
00:25:35After nine o'clock, OK?
00:25:49I'll have time for you.
00:26:06Let me check your numbers off, please.
00:26:10531 and 532.
00:26:12Thanks.
00:26:13Thanks.
00:26:14Support your Labour candidate.
00:26:15Good on out.
00:26:16Switch those television sets off and come out and vote.
00:26:21Support the Labour Party.
00:26:23The three of them are in.
00:26:25Felix!
00:26:27How are you doing?
00:26:28Hello, Ross.
00:26:28Mrs Hutchinson?
00:26:30Still as beautiful as ever.
00:26:32Mr Donoghue, how are we doing?
00:26:33Come on, now.
00:26:34Take yourselves away proper, now, sir.
00:26:36And come and vote for Labour.
00:26:38Ross gets into a fight.
00:26:40The rustlers get caught.
00:26:42The little door gets the girls.
00:26:43So come out now and vote for Labour.
00:26:45And we might have a different story next week.
00:26:47Come on, now.
00:26:48Out of course.
00:26:49Vote for Labour Party.
00:26:55There you go.
00:26:56There you go.
00:26:57Meal for you.
00:26:58Apple and date slice for you.
00:27:00Hot chocolate coming up.
00:27:02Tea, please.
00:27:03Oaky doaky.
00:27:04Oolong silver tip, Russian caravan.
00:27:06Anything.
00:27:06He won't say anything.
00:27:08Hot.
00:27:08Yes, please.
00:27:09He won't say anything.
00:27:10Hot.
00:27:14There you are, Mr Walensky.
00:27:16You just sit there on your backside.
00:27:18Don't worry about me.
00:27:19Thank you, Geordie.
00:27:24Who did you vote for, Geordie?
00:27:26Geord?
00:27:27In the election.
00:27:27What election's that party, lass?
00:27:44There you go.
00:27:46There you go.
00:28:08Well done, bonnie lad.
00:28:10Now you know exactly how boring it is trying to win a general election.
00:28:15Is that it?
00:28:16That's it.
00:28:17Go home.
00:28:17You're finished.
00:28:18I thought there might be some kind of a party or something.
00:28:20Not that I know of.
00:28:24It's supposed to be seeing Mary anyway.
00:28:26Well, what are you asking about parties for her?
00:28:33Hard work at the moment, is it?
00:28:36I'm just saying that.
00:28:39I don't know.
00:28:40I don't know.
00:28:42Well, you're both young, you know.
00:28:44Plenty of time.
00:28:47Give yourself plenty of space.
00:28:48Let it work itself out.
00:28:51Well, you know, I think half your problem is, you know.
00:28:57See, don't ever set me free.
00:29:00I always want to be by your side.
00:29:04Girl, you really got me now.
00:29:07You got me so I can't sleep at night.
00:29:11Yeah, you really got me now.
00:29:14You got me so I don't know what I'm going to land.
00:29:17Oh, yeah.
00:29:19You really got me now.
00:29:21You got me so I can't sleep at night.
00:29:23You got me so I can't sleep at night.
00:29:23You got me so I can't sleep at night.
00:29:23You got me so I can sleep at night.
00:29:24You got me so I can sleep at night.
00:29:24You got me so I can sleep at night.
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