Legends (2026) Season 1 Episode 5

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Prepare for a whirlwind of drama and unexpected twists in Legends (2026) Season 1 Episode 5! This installment dives deep into the unraveling mysteries that have been keeping us on the edge of our seats. Witness the intricate web of relationships begin to fray as long-held secrets are brought to light.  Get ready to explore the complex motivations behind each character's actions. We'll uncover the true stakes involved and the difficult choices that must be made. The episode masterfully builds tension, leaving you questioning everything you thought you knew about these compelling individuals and their perilous journey.  This episode is packed with pivotal moments that will redefine the series' trajectory. It's a must-watch for any fan eager to see how the plot unfolds and the consequences of past decisions come to bear. Don't miss out on the next chapter of this thrilling saga, where loyalty is tested and courage is forged in the fire.  #Legends2026 #Season1Episode5 #MustWatchTV

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00:17in this world there are many years where nothing changes and then everything changes at once the

00:26source sells it to Istanbul Istanbul sells it to us and we sell it to you this is how it

00:36works this is

00:38how it has always worked but now there is no Istanbul now everything has changed who were

00:49you then transport it's a funny name fuck off you scared come

01:05Seneca the bollocks for it mate so what's the plan now it's just us and the source so we go

01:14to the

01:14source where's that Pakistan can you transport it from there easily I just need to know when and

01:25how much I'm moving we go in a few days who's we everybody in this room everybody who knows this

01:32is happening will be with us until it has happened will work it will work

01:44what we are doing has never been done before and will never be done again so let's show ambition

01:54we go to the source and we bring back two two hundred kilos two tons

02:20two tons that would have a street value of at least a hundred million pounds well for go then it's

02:25nearly as much heroin is Britain's annual usage if it gets in then the price plummets usage booms and

02:32drugs deaths go off the charts it won't get in because I'm bringing it in who's going to Pakistan

02:38your Liverpool lot are coming if that's what you're asking what's your plan I go with them to

02:44Karachi to get the deal done then I bring back the load when I deliver it back to them we

02:49nick them

02:49all seize the drugs and then we can all go home I would need to request official cover for this

02:55just asking for it might be the end of us this is the end of us they won't do two

02:59tons again no

03:00one will and we'll either catch them or get found out trying this is our ends one way or another

03:07what

03:09do you need first sailors my mate Pete works in customs quarantine which basically means nicking

03:19parrots and luckily for us he's bored out of his skull should we concentrate on the batteries ex-special

03:24boat service and so are his mates and if we give them every penny we've got they reckon they can

03:29get a

03:29boat to Karachi would they be armed I'm sorry sir I didn't hear that bit ah there you are like

03:38lambs

03:39to the slaughter we have a meeting home secretary you do but not with me it's a long route mr.

03:49Blake

03:49from your corner of government to mine and yet you appear to have found a shortcut which is to request

03:55the ability to operate in Pakistan without interference and safe passage for a vessel

04:00containing two tons of heroin from Karachi to Felixstowe docks I'm talking about the biggest

04:06drugs bust Europe has ever seen in dismantling what would be the most powerful drug cartel in British

04:12history and risking a major international incident which could bring down a government already on the

04:18ropes with respect this is not a job for the security services both we and the Americans have operatives

04:23in the field in Pakistan it's dangerous it's fragile it's delicate and into that you are suggesting that

04:31we send a bunch of customs officers in false moustaches we will be sending ourselves we can't afford false

04:38moustaches but you can lend us a couple if you like all is not lost gentlemen now that we're aware

04:46of your plans

04:46we're duty-bound to get involved we answer to the Home Office that is the system that you know but

04:52there is

04:52another system that you don't what I know is that every government departmental head whether they're in charge of

05:02the railways or the spies whereas about two things money and power the Berlin Wall is down Northern Ireland is

05:11heading for

05:11peace and I suspect that causes you a measure of existential concern about money and about power

05:17which I imagine as you seeking new roles and new responsibilities that might shore up your position

05:28we do have some spare capacity which is lucky for you because if you truly aim to do as you

05:33say we

05:33will be involved either to keep an eye on you while you're out there or to coordinate the repatriation of

05:40your team's bodies I take it keeping an eye on us means him seeing as he's sat there and hasn't

05:46said

05:46a bloody word as it happens Lawrence will be in Karachi which is a tinder box but considerably safer than

05:52the rest of Pakistan we won't be leaving Karachi then you have half a chance don't you want to have

06:00flight details we have your flight details of course you do where we're staying then the Imperial Hotel

06:08they're very good aren't they what's my mother's name Gladys what the fuck

06:34what happened in London what happened in London is that we're going to Pakistan to buy two tons of smack

06:39who's going

06:39us and the Turks and some cockney prick

06:47I spoke to my boss we can provide new identities for you and your family

06:51I don't need you mate oh really so what's your plan humiliate him show the kids on the estates that

06:58being a dealer isn't their way out of the estates I'm going to take down his money take down his

07:03drugs

07:05what's the whole operation so that no one else can take it on and then

07:12well you probably don't want to know what I'm going to do to him then you'd have to do that

07:15I want him to know it was me then give him to us with these new sentences Carter would get

07:20life

07:22which means he'd spend the rest of his life in a cell knowing it was you that put him there

07:27and you you'd spend the rest of your life out here with your family

07:34you can guess what happens to crashes

07:38I don't care about that what would surprise you is what happens to crashes families

07:44it's vicious it's fucking medieval

07:47you won't get caught

07:50because all I need you to do is what Carter needs you to do make sure the deal gets done

07:56and protect Carter

07:59and we'll take down the deal

08:01and we'll take down Carter

08:02it's that easy is it

08:04if it was that easy we wouldn't be here

08:09we need to keep talking

08:10no

08:13Carter's a clever lad

08:15I need as little of this in my head as possible

08:17or he'll see it and if he sees it then I'm dead

08:21and you won't find anyone else stupid enough to do this

08:24that's stupid

08:27you take down Carter

08:30you'll be a hero

08:31oh

08:32yeah

08:32a smack dealer and a cross

08:33they'll build a bloody statue for me

08:41I'll be over there

08:45in Pakistan

08:47yeah

08:52I'll not help you with the Turks

08:54we can't tell it's personal

08:56the Turks aren't my problem

08:57don't worry about the Turks

09:02do you have someone like me

09:03in with the Turks?

09:06no

09:13that's the first time you've lied to me

09:33I packed them

09:35and I'm checking you remembered what you're packing for

09:37which means

09:38remembering to check your bloody pockets

09:41this is a receipt for the garage round the corner

09:44you should be doing this job

09:46not me

09:46I am doing it

09:48we're all doing it

09:50you don't walk out the door

09:51and take this job with you

09:52I know

09:54sorry

09:58what is it?

10:00this

10:00this feels different

10:04it is different

10:09it is different

10:10I don't want to know where you're going

10:11it's likely because I can't tell you

10:17but I want to know how long

10:20I need to have something

10:21Kai

10:22you need to leave us with something

10:25I can't tell you that

10:27because it will be in my head

10:31getting back for that

10:32and I'm not going as me

10:34I'm going as him

10:39and he doesn't have anything to get back for

10:48what is he like?

10:56he had a good life

10:58and he lost it

11:01and he wants it back

11:02and to get it back

11:03he made one bad decision after another

11:07and now here he is

11:11you like him?

11:12it's not about liking him

11:13it's about not fighting who he is

11:16it's about

11:18understanding who he is

11:21and how he ended up that way

11:23it's about believing every word he says

11:25agreeing with every decision he makes

11:29and knowing

11:31he doesn't want to be doing this

11:33but if this is what needs to be done

11:39he'll do it well

11:49well enough to come home

11:53you like him

11:55and that's okay

11:57as long as one day

11:58you can let him go

12:02that's the one bit of this

12:04that will be easy

12:16civil service

12:18health and safety forms

12:19for foreign travel

12:20if I could just draw your attention

12:22to part three

12:23do not fraternize with local

12:25undesirable elements

12:27do not place yourself in physical danger

12:29and avoid spicy food

12:31on a working day

12:32are you taking the peace?

12:35if you cough it while you're over there

12:37do you want your missus to get your pension?

12:39sign it

12:44why's he signing?

12:46why'd you think?

12:47why's he going?

12:48I'm going because I work here just like you

12:51and if you keep talking about me

12:52without using my name

12:53we're going to have a problem

12:54it's not about you mate

12:55this is about me getting this done

12:56and about me staying alive

12:58and I don't know how you being there

12:59helps that happen

13:00which makes me think

13:01it's something I don't know

13:02he's coming

13:03that's all you need to know

13:04what is it?

13:05what have you got?

13:06operational independence

13:07that's what I got

13:10you've got someone on the Liverpool team

13:12you need to focus

13:13if you've got someone in there

13:14hats off to you

13:15and I mean that

13:16but I need to know who it is

13:17no you don't need to know

13:18because if you do know about them

13:20and you get turned over

13:21and knocked about

13:21you could give them up

13:23and it's my job

13:24to keep them safe

13:25you're saying I can't take a bit

13:26of knocking about?

13:27I think you're forgetting who you are

13:28one of the good guys believe it or not

13:31my name is Guy Stanton

13:32my parents are dead

13:34I'm divorced

13:35no kids

13:36I had a good business

13:37but one thing led to another

13:38and now I transport drugs

13:40and I'm good at it

13:42because I'm desperate

13:43and I'm angry

13:44and I'm greedy

13:45and I don't have a moral bone

13:46in my body

13:47so no

13:47I'm not one of the good guys

13:49and if you think

13:50I'm one of the good guys

13:51and if you act

13:52like I'm one of the good guys

13:53then you could get me

13:54fucking killed

13:55don't worry mate

13:56I can see exactly

13:57who you are

13:58pack it in

13:59you've both got jobs to do

14:00and you need to respect the system

14:02so stop asking questions

14:03and get to the bloody airport

14:13don't you be doing anything stupid over there

14:17I'm more worried about the trouble

14:18you'll get into back here

14:19without me around

14:22take care mate

14:23yeah you too

14:26right let's get started

14:27I'm waiting for a fax

14:28but

14:29I've had a few ideas

14:30might be a bit

14:32tricky

14:32I thought it might be

14:33what are you talking to

14:35I think Carter's got a corrupt cop

14:38I bet he does

14:39and I'm going to find him

14:40not our job

14:41it is

14:41if I make the cop our way in

14:43if we see signs of police corruption

14:45there are ways something like that

14:46should play out

14:47systems

14:48I don't know what those systems are

14:49but I guess

14:50that they're very slow

14:52and for what we're doing

14:53it's been very risky

14:54so do you want to tell me what they are

14:57or

14:58do you want to go on your little boys trip

14:59and one way or another

15:00I'll have a bent copper waiting for you when you get back

15:05good luck

15:31time to go

15:32time to go

15:54you don't have to stay if there's someone waiting for you at home

15:58for me

15:59no

16:02I've had two types of relationships in my life mate

16:05bad

16:07and fucking awful

16:11you?

16:12god no

16:12I mean there's been a few proposals obviously

16:15obviously

16:16but I've really mastered the art of the upbeat rejection

16:21here's what I want to know

16:22how did you end up working as a civil service secretary

16:25because

16:27you're smart enough to be running the place

16:30and

16:31no offence but you talk like you should be running the place too

16:34my dad made a lot of money

16:36then lost a lot of money

16:37and

16:41life changed

16:44London can be a confusing place when you're poor but

16:48sound like you're rich

16:49oh

16:52I've

16:54spent

16:55a long time trying to find somewhere that didn't matter

16:59I reckon you found it

17:01so do I

17:09so

17:10how to get a list of Liverpool police employees without Liverpool police finding out

17:14the answers in the question their employees so I went through national insurance which took a bit of

17:20how many

17:22nine hundred

17:23nine hundred

17:24nine hundred and thirteen I was rounding down

17:28for morale

17:49machen

17:53women

17:57this

17:57is happening

18:01you

18:03you

18:04you

18:29This is my son, Aziz.

18:34Assalamu alaikum.

18:35It's an honor.

18:37And I told you about the others.

18:41Mr. Afridi,

18:43would you not know you were coming?

18:47Good.

18:56Who was that?

18:58Do you think it'll be spicy?

19:00Sorry?

19:00You're in Pakistan on business.

19:02You're not thinking about a bloke over there.

19:04You're thinking about whether the food is gonna be spicy.

19:12You've come a long way, gentlemen.

19:16We're here to do business.

19:19Karachi has many ears and many eyes.

19:21We do not talk of such things in Karachi.

19:25What do we do it then?

19:30We do not talk of such things in Karachi.

19:33He's saying,

19:35we're very clear to us,

19:43If you want to come to the source then you must come to the source

19:57Larsha Larsha Zilkoa

20:07They're moving

20:08Then we need to find out where

20:11Back in a bit

20:12Where are you going?

20:18I'm going for a piss

20:19They won't like that

20:20I don't give a shit

20:21We've not come halfway around

20:23We ought to be busted out by that lot

20:27Larsha Larsha

20:28Wait here

20:28No

20:29You fucking wait here

20:31Can tell me what to do

20:48We're going to the source

20:49Who's that?

20:50I don't know

20:50But if I don't come back

20:52You tell my wife I'm sorry for what I did

20:54And I tried to put it right

20:58I've got to go

21:00All right, I'm coming

21:18We're going now?

21:20Yes

21:21Good

21:23You

21:23Take out our bags

21:26Strange place to bring the messes

21:29See, we'll help

21:44They're going to the source

21:47No, no, no, no, no

21:49Taxi?

21:49You need a taxi, sir?

21:51Yeah, yeah, taxi

21:51Just a year, sir

21:53Yeah, my phone's got those cards

21:54I need to follow them

21:55Of course, sir

21:55This is no problem

21:56What's this?

21:57Just a year, sir

21:58No, no, I've got to go

21:59Just give them the fucking car, dog

22:09We'll follow them as far as we're safe to do, sir

22:11Which isn't far

22:13Where are they going?

22:14The Khyber

22:14On the Pakistan-Afghan border

22:16Which is bad

22:17But not as bad as who's taken them there

22:20That was Ayub Afridi

22:21A tribal warlord

22:22Suspected of drug smuggling

22:23Arms trading

22:24And funding terrorist activity

22:25If we knew you were meeting Afridi

22:27You wouldn't have gone on the plane

22:29If the Americans knew you were meeting Afridi

22:30You'd currently be involuntary houseguest of the CIA

22:33Then let's pull him out

22:34That would mean a lethal firefight in central Karachi

22:36Destroy years of investigation

22:38By multiple international security agencies

22:39Listen, listen

22:40That is my boy in that car

22:42Right?

22:42So stop telling me how buggered he is

22:44And just tell me what I need to do to get him out

22:46He's from waiting, you can hope

22:47But if I was you, then I would prepare for the worst

23:03913

23:04That's where we started

23:06Remember that

23:07Or you may not recognise the progress we've made in whittling it down

23:10Come on, mate, hurry up

23:11So we've removed those who joined after the first charges against Karachi were dropped

23:15Or left before the most recent charges were dropped

23:18Along with anyone unlikely to have the authority to interfere with his record

23:21Which has meant whittling the whole thing down

23:23How many?

23:24326

23:25See, that is exactly what I was worried about

23:27You're not recognising the progress we've made

23:29If we build more filters, then we can keep whittling it down

23:33Please stop saying whittling, okay?

23:35Please stop saying whittling

23:39326

23:40And

23:42Us

23:58We're looking at it the wrong way

24:02Someone within Liverpool Police has been protecting

24:05Car

24:06That means stopping charges being pressed

24:09That has to leave a trail

24:11He may not have a criminal record

24:12But he must have a police record

24:14So we start with the police record

24:16And then we look for the trail

24:18There is no police record on the system

24:20Which is interesting

24:21Because who puts the record on the system?

24:24Liverpool Police

24:26We need the hard copy

24:27That would mean putting a request through the liaison office

24:30Who would ask why we need it?

24:36Then I'll go back to Liverpool and ask for it myself

24:38That feels dangerous, Kate

24:39You know what, Erin?

24:40The best part of this job is that no one's done it before

24:43It feels important

24:46Exciting

24:47And the hardest part of this job is that no one has done it before

24:51Which means every day we have to make decisions that no one has made before

24:55What to do, where to go, who to target

24:57I think, I think I've cracked it

25:00You look at all your options

25:02You find a danger

25:05And you go towards it

25:08You look at all your problems

25:11And you look at all your regulationsə

25:14çi sabes jakim

25:19Protein ə çi nə çi se

26:37This is what has always happened.

26:39Men like you come here with a plan and then things change.

26:46Many years ago, the British army came and told my grandfather that they had made a new map.

26:54And now we had to leave our mountains.

27:00The last of those British soldiers died together on the top of a mountain with their flags and their trumpets

27:08and their plan.

27:12When the Russians came, they said we were communists now.

27:19The last of those Russians we did not kill.

27:23They blew themselves up with grenades after they saw what we did to the others.

27:31When the Americans came, they gave me money to send arms to the Mujahideen.

27:37Then they gave me money to bring the arms back from the Mujahideen.

27:42Now I have the arms, I have the money, and the Americans have gone.

27:49We're had to do a deal.

27:52That's all.

28:02The British army, the Russians, the Americans did not just have a plan.

28:08They had a plan, they had a plan, they had a plan, but you men, you have no cause.

28:21You have no soul.

28:27When I look at you, I see ghosts.

28:33But that is okay, these mountains are full of ghosts, there's always room for more.

28:57You have come a long way, now you must rest.

29:00While I talk to Hakan.

29:05Jesus Christ, you must not worry about that.

29:08It was a soul of strength.

29:10Now we must serve him ours.

29:14Can we trust Hakan?

29:17Hakan is an old king.

29:19There is nothing more dangerous than an old king.

29:22They want a final victory.

29:24There is no fear.

29:26There are no limits in what they will do to achieve it.

29:29We saw we can help Hakan with a final victory.

29:32We are safe.

29:35If we don't, we are not.

29:39Back.

29:40Huh?

29:40You go back.

29:41What do you think we are going to do, mate?

29:43Walk to England.

29:45Ah!

29:50Go!

29:56We must also that we can help.

29:59Mmm.

30:00Yeah.

30:38Where are you going, son?

30:40It's not like him.

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31:59I don't know what to do, Tatsuki.

32:38What do you do if God doesn't come back?

32:40You know, kid, you're the one that's been the hardest to work out.

32:45Where is that?

32:46I thought I'd be sussed.

32:47Crap job in customs, bored out of your school.

32:51Now's a chance for a bit of excitement, and then I saw where you went to school.

32:56I just can't get my head around that.

33:01I got a scholarship through the church.

33:07And even then, the uniform cost my dad a week's wages.

33:12They were so happy, man.

33:15Only a few years off the boat, and their son going to school like that.

33:20Where Britain finds its leaders.

33:23That's what the brochure said.

33:29But, no one else looked like me.

33:32Some of them couldn't get past that.

33:34Or just the kids.

33:36I tried to help.

33:37I'd speak one way at home, another way there.

33:43But the closer I tried to get to them, the further away I ended up.

33:51They said if I sat my A-levels, I'd endanger their average.

33:56And so here I am.

34:01That lot weren't fit to lace your boots, son.

34:06I never felt a part of something.

34:08You're a part of something now.

34:09And if we pull this off, you'll have done more for Britain than every kid from that school put together.

34:16And if Guy doesn't come back, we'll go and get him.

34:25Two thousand years.

34:26That is how long it has taken to create the Silk Road.

34:30From China to Turkey, the greatest trading route the world has ever seen.

34:37Our section is the Khyber Pass.

34:40You take the goods, you pass them on.

34:43You trust the other sections, you trust the Silk Road, you trust the two thousand years.

34:50Now you are asking me to trust you instead.

34:53To abandon everything I know.

34:57Why?

35:03Because your road's fucked.

35:08You've lost your contact in Istanbul.

35:10If you can't move your opium on from Istanbul, you might as well leave it in the fields.

35:16How would you move it?

35:18Both.

35:19Which is quicker, cheaper, safer.

35:22More money for you, and we'll be back sooner for more.

35:31Hakan, you and I are servants of history.

35:35But these men are drug dealers.

35:39Who I do not know.

35:41A businessman.

35:49The Telay Sheh Khan, O Dain Ashi.

35:53The Telay Sheh Khan, O Dain Ashi.

35:55There was one thing, capital's and other partines of history.

36:08Do you need to read the word?

36:10There others can go.

36:11There many people read, they have on YouTube, the Telay Sheh Khan.

36:12T parasites will be in there for The T ahorita Sheh Khan's escape Therapy.

36:28you look like your mother

36:32thank you

36:34I miss her

36:36we were loyal to your father

36:40he came to me

36:42the night before it happened

36:45he told me it would happen

36:49but he would not let it happen to me

36:55when I surrounded the palace

36:57I was already in the mountains

37:01your mountains

37:05and my father

37:07would have never

37:08sent me through these mountains of Hridi

37:12without your protection

37:14we were loyal to the man

37:17not the crown

37:18the Pashtun do not recognize kings

37:24you do not need to wear a crown

37:27to be a king

37:43very well

37:45I cannot say no to her crown

37:47and her princess

37:49gentlemen

37:50you will leave here tomorrow

37:52with two tons of the finest opium

37:54in the world

37:56I wish you luck

37:59and I think you will need it

38:14hiya

38:15I'm from customs

38:16up from London

38:17I need to check a record

38:18that's an intergovernmental request

38:21I'll get them from the liaison office

38:23well you're getting it from me

38:26as long as you've got the paperwork

38:29we're in a fast moving situation

38:30I'll get it back to you tomorrow

38:36miserable out there isn't it

38:38the rain

38:39the drugs

38:40the guns

38:42I can't blame the rain

38:43that's geography

38:44that's us getting it in the neck

38:45from the Atlantic

38:46but the rest

38:48I'll tell you love

38:49it's no fun out there

38:50if you're daft enough

38:51to wear a uniform like this

38:52which makes this job

38:54as good as it gets

38:56but if a record

38:57leaves this office

38:58without the paperwork

38:59then I lose this job

39:00and I'm back out there

39:01with the rain

39:03and the drugs

39:04and the guns

39:06all for the sake

39:07of some sort

39:08from London

39:10I get it

39:13how about

39:14if the record

39:15doesn't go anywhere

39:17let me read it

39:18just five minutes

39:19and then you can forget

39:20I was ever even here

39:24what's the name

39:25Declan Carter

39:28we see

39:29thank you

39:56hello

39:57look

40:01come with me please

40:14if customers want to know

40:16about Declan Carter

40:17it's an unusual way

40:19to go about it

40:21I think Declan Carter

40:23and Liverpool Police

40:24might be an unusual situation

40:31I've waited for this

40:32for a long time

40:34because I've known Declan Carter

40:35for a long time

40:36and I know him well enough

40:37and this city well enough

40:39to know that you don't go

40:40from running nightclub doors

40:41to running a vast criminal network

40:44without a little bit of help

40:46from someone inside this building

40:48help from who?

40:50I don't know

40:52I know it's not some PC

40:53on the beat

40:54he's slung a few quid to

40:57there's plenty of them

40:59but I reckon

41:01Carter's got someone in here

41:02with a bit of clout

41:04and they're hard to get to

41:07and trying to get to them

41:08is a dangerous game

41:11I hope that's not a threat

41:12because if it is a threat

41:13we're going to have a problem

41:14I put the note in Carter's record

41:16to try and catch

41:17whoever was messing around with it

41:18looks like I caught an ally instead

41:22and I'll help you

41:24but it's just me

41:26no one else inside here

41:27I trust with this

41:34I want his police record

41:37okay I can hear that

41:40as far as I can see

41:41they've covered the tracks

41:42but maybe you can see

41:44something in there

41:44that I can't

41:51and keep my name

41:53out of your system

41:54and meet me here

41:55later

41:58I'll get you everything you need

42:04thanks for your help

42:20we are from mountains like these

42:22people like these

42:24feels like home

42:26yeah

42:28does it not

42:29not for me

42:33you know

42:34the Kurds and the Pashtun

42:36our brothers

42:37we thought together many times

42:40and now

42:43we are together again

42:56Afridi

42:57will give me his puppies

43:03and I will give him my son

43:09what does that mean

43:12watch guy

43:14learn what you need to learn

43:16when the dogs get to England

43:18he goes

43:19and you will live here in Pakistan

43:21and work with Afridi

43:23together

43:24together

43:25we will be unstoppable

43:30you want me to live here

43:34here

43:35where I know no one

43:37where I sleep with the fucking goats

43:41I'm getting old Aziz

43:42and I have failed

43:43my only son has forgotten who he is

43:50you will live here

43:53occurred

43:55amongst the Pashtun

43:59and you will remember who you are

44:05and if I say no

44:07you're my son

44:09I let you do things no one else can

44:12question

44:13question me

44:14argue with me

44:15your freedom Aziz

44:18more freedom than I ever had

44:20you can do many things

44:22but you cannot say no

44:50why do you do this

44:53you're a clever man

44:54you can do anything

44:55and you do this

44:58what could I ask you to take for

45:02I don't want to do this forever

45:08maybe in London

45:09we can talk about other things we can do

45:13other business

45:15real business

45:18yeah we can do that

45:21good

45:40is your boat ready

45:42yeah

45:43of course

45:45what come right there

45:47to the docks

45:49no

45:54you what

45:59less people at the docks

46:00the better

46:03that's a lot of drugs

46:07and it's a lot of money

46:11I still don't fucking know who you are

46:15so we'll be coming with you

46:18to the docks

46:23fair enough

46:25that's all you got your hands dirty

46:32speak with the Freedies men

46:35get yourself a piece

46:37get yourself a piece

47:16you shouldn't have done

47:17you shouldn't have come here

47:19you shouldn't have come here

47:23you don't understand how things work around here

47:28you think things are black and white

47:30right and wrong

47:31right and wrong

47:31goodies and fucking baddies

47:32that's all Liverpool never has been

47:35my old man worked on the Queen's docks

47:3814 hour shifts

47:39half day Saturday

47:40and at the end of the week

47:41there'd be a box to take home

47:43off the books

47:46sugar

47:47booze

47:49pineapple one week

47:52and the copper

47:53who covered the docks

47:55he'd get two boxes

47:57because that's how it worked

48:00how did Carter get to you

48:02you're not listening

48:03this is how it works

48:06I'd keep Carter in check

48:08things would be a hell of a lot worse

48:10if it didn't I

48:11I'd have stopped

48:12bloody

48:13murders

48:16and you'd give me ten years for it

48:18work with me

48:19there's not many ways out of this love

48:21dad isn't one of them

48:2718 Mark Street

48:32that's a house that tells a story Arthur

48:34bought for cash

48:35twice your salary

48:37and then

48:37mortgaged to the hill

48:39to use as security

48:40against all that debt

48:45I look at your house

48:47and I see weakness

48:49I look at your house

48:50and I see Carter

48:53since when did customs decide

48:56they could take on the bloody world

48:57you don't know the half of it mate

49:02this is your fault

49:05it's not mine

49:07you shouldn't have

49:08support he did

49:22I'm not gonna tell you anything

49:24you're in no state to tell anyone anything

49:28you need rest

49:31you need clarity

49:32and you'll get it

49:33in a police cell

49:34in Manchester

49:35under fake charges

49:36under a fake name

49:39and when

49:40that clarity arrives

49:41Arthur

49:43you will tell me

49:44everything I need

49:49near Kim

49:53alright, alright

49:53it's not bad

49:54can you stop pointing at me

49:56for a stupid son

49:57BILL MCam

49:58ugh

49:59it's good

50:09but

50:09oh

50:10FUCK

50:18T-

50:19you

50:26it's

50:26I can't

50:26see you

50:27oh

50:53As-salamu alaykum, Duna.

51:06As-salamu alaykum, Jawaad.

51:08Where the fuck's he going?

51:16Oi. Piss off out of it.

51:23Head!

51:37100 million quid's worth of heroin and you can't get us a proper boat.

51:41It looks alright to me, Pete.

51:43Power's on the blink. Navigation's shot.

51:45And we're about to take on a journey without a friendly coastline for 800 nautical miles.

51:49It's a long way from all right, Don.

51:56You're alive then?

51:57We're coming in now.

51:59What do you mean now?

52:00I mean fucking now.

52:14Let's go.

52:22He's coming in now.

52:23We can't leave yet, Don. We need a few days.

52:25He's coming now. We've gotta go.

52:26It's too dangerous.

52:27Oh, come on!

52:27Come in!

52:29I'm coming now.

52:30No!

52:30He's coming.

52:30Go!

52:31Go!

52:32Go!

52:45Go!

52:48Go!

53:04Hurry up with that winch.

53:06Get that load on sharp.

53:07Here she's starting the engines.

53:12What's the plan?

53:14Get that lot on a boat.

53:16Fly back.

53:16Meet it in Felixstowe.

53:18Get it through customs and none of us have to work again.

53:23The kind of drugs smuggler doesn't travel with the drugs.

53:35Fine.

53:36I just fucking ate boats.

53:40In the wrong job then.

53:42Tell me about it.

53:45Come on.

53:46It's a moment.

53:49Go with him.

53:54No.

53:58You know Eddie, he never used to say no to me.

54:04No, it's all you said.

54:06We've come a long way, Carter.

54:09I'm just trying to get us to the end.

54:12That's all.

54:12Come on.

54:17It's on your phone.

54:17No, no you have to be dry.

54:17Oh.

54:24Hypeください.

54:29Guy's going with the load.

54:34That wasn't the plan

54:38It's not about having a plan son

54:42Anyone can have a plan

54:45In this game

54:46It's about having control

54:50And I reckon we just lost that

55:26It's about having control

55:56It's about having control

56:27It's about having control

56:30It's about having control

56:57It's about having control

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