The Thin Blue Line is a classic British sitcom starring Rowan Atkinson as the hilariously clueless Inspector Raymond Fowler ππ Packed with absurd police station chaos, sharp British humor, and unforgettable characters, this comedy series became a fan-favorite for lovers of classic UK television.
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01:54Where have you been?
01:55You know where I've been my petal?
01:57At my pub quiz night.
01:59The pubs close at 11.
02:02Yes, that's true.
02:03But I've been buying you a present.
02:06What?
02:07A kebab.
02:10I don't want your horrid kebab.
02:12Raymond, is that lipstick on your collar?
02:16Er, no it's ketchup.
02:18Good.
02:19I
02:20I
02:20Remember now.
02:21Constable Habib was eating ketchupy chips when I kissed her.
02:26You kissed Constable Habib?
02:28We're through to the local final, Patricia.
02:30We're one game away from the trophy.
02:32So you kissed Maggie Habib?
02:35Yes.
02:36I very nearly kissed Constable Cray as well.
02:39Loops a man as he is.
02:40He does know the halftime scores of every cup final since 1918.
02:47Another one bites the dust.
02:55You know how much the quiz trophy means to me.
02:58It's the only glittering prize I've ever truly coveted.
03:02So you kissed Maggie Habib?
03:06I can't tell you how wonderful you are.
03:08Well don't.
03:09It was all down to the last question, you see.
03:12I'd have been stumped on the name of the Chancellor in Disraeli's second administration.
03:17I mean, would you believe it?
03:20Mr. Thickey or what?
03:21And that oaf cry had gone completely to pieces over the 1932 Soviet discus team.
03:28Things were looking pretty bleak until Habib, dear, beautiful, clever little Constable Habib, pulled off a stunning coup by knowing
03:40the names of all a gorilla's vertebrae.
03:44What a woman!
03:46What a woman!
03:53Darling, what...what...what's the matter?
03:54Nothing, really, it's nothing.
03:56Oh, that's all right then.
03:59I thought you were upset or something.
04:01Well, I'm going to brush my teeth.
04:04It's just I can't remember the last time you said what a wonderful woman I was.
04:08Oh, come on, darling.
04:10You don't know the skeletal composition of the gorilla family.
04:14Be serious.
04:21Good morning.
04:22Good morning.
04:23Good morning, everyone.
04:24Good morning.
04:30Um...
04:30You're not annoyed with me, are you, Sergeant?
04:32No, not at all.
04:35Yes, at a breakfast, I couldn't help noticing that you crunched your cornflakes in rather an aggressive manner.
04:42Did I?
04:43And you did make my tea with cold water.
04:47And yesterday's tea bag.
04:50In my bicycle helmet.
04:54Not that it wasn't lovely.
04:55Most refreshing.
04:57Raymond!
04:57I am not in the slightest bit angry.
05:00Good.
05:01Good.
05:02So the Brillo pad in my shredded wheat was a mistake.
05:06Good morning.
05:07Good morning, old.
05:07Ah, Cray.
05:08Fresh from last night's trial.
05:10What are you eating?
05:11Breakfast, innit?
05:12Beef and onion pie.
05:13Do you want a bit?
05:14Beef and onion pie?
05:15Spit it out, man.
05:17Haven't you heard of mad cow disease?
05:20Oh, come on, sir.
05:20No one worries about that anymore.
05:22Nobody worries about cricketers chewing gum and spitting anymore, but that doesn't mean to say that it has ceased to
05:27be a national disgrace.
05:28I can't go without my beef.
05:30Personally, I don't believe all those stories anyway.
05:33As far as I'm concerned, you could get more sense out of a British cow than you will out of
05:37a whole packet of German sausages.
05:41Very possibly.
05:42But the final of the pub quiz is only a week away. We can take no chances.
05:46From now on, I suggest you eat only fish.
05:48Preferably raw.
05:49It's no food with brain food.
05:51That's true, sir.
05:52Murgatroyd, who lives next door to me, eats nothing but fish.
05:56And she can lick her own backside, which I think is very clever.
06:02Would I be right in assuming that Murgatroyd is a cat?
06:05No, sir. She's a contortionist.
06:13I've got a tough job on, Raymond, and I need your co-operation.
06:16Now, it's pretty urgent, so I won't be about the proverbial privet.
06:22Frankly, I'm too busy a man to be cluck clucking away like a decapitated feathered fowl.
06:28So I'll get straight to the point.
06:30I'm delighted to hear it.
06:31Time waits for no man, as the proverb goes.
06:34And what I say is, in CID, crime waits for no man.
06:38So if you don't mind, I shall cut the bovine faeces altogether.
06:43This is CID work, Raymond.
06:45In CID, we dispense with niceties.
06:48We avoid irrelevance.
06:50We disregard herrings, red or otherwise.
06:53And a bubble we do not fanny about.
06:58Inspector Grimm?
06:59What?
07:00Was there something you wanted to discuss?
07:03Oh, yes.
07:06To be blunt, Raymond, I need a woman, and I want your help.
07:14Well, Derek, I'm glad you felt able to come to me about this.
07:18How strong are these urges, and how long have you had them?
07:20A policewoman, you idiot.
07:23You've been on to a major local villain for months, but he's slippery, like an owl.
07:32He does, however, have a weakness.
07:35And that weakness is totty.
07:38Totty?
07:40Birds, spints, anything in a skirt, barring a Scotsman.
07:45He's a ladies' man.
07:47Are you suggesting an entrapment operation?
07:51Not entrapment, Raymond.
07:52Entrapment is, as you know, illegal.
07:55But blokes drop their guard with girls.
07:57They don't think of the consequences.
08:00Blimey, we've all done it.
08:02You get all stupid with some young lovely, and before you know it, you're bald, faulty,
08:10sitting in the car park at Sainsbury's home base.
08:16No, I want someone with brains. Brains and beauty.
08:20Your thoughts, sir?
08:20No, thank you.
08:22I want Habib.
08:24Well, you cannot have her.
08:26I strongly disapprove of this type of dubious underhand operation.
08:29We're not talking about a honey trap.
08:31Just a bit of intelligence gathering.
08:33CID cannot operate without intelligence.
08:36Well, you seem to have managed very well up there.
08:39Listen!
08:40The blug is laughing at the law.
08:42If you're not careful, division will hand it over and we'll have the flying squad back.
08:47You really think so?
08:48Of course we will, if all we're doing is fannying about.
08:51Not much care for the flying squad, I must say.
08:54Arrogant oafs to a man.
08:56You know, the last time they were here, one of them left chewing gum stuck under my desk.
09:01I mean, what sort of mentality?
09:03The state of the lavatories.
09:06It was almost as if they were aiming for the floor.
09:11These men are trained marksmen.
09:14All I'd say is, if you're ever cornered by one, head for the gents and hide in your room.
09:19Because they are incapable of idiots.
09:22Right.
09:23And if you don't want them round here chewing gum and dampening our facilities, you'd better start cooperating with me.
09:32I'll talk to the girl and see how she feels about it.
09:34Well, do it discreetly.
09:36It's not the sort of operation that wants to be blabbed round the station.
09:40Tell no one but Habib.
09:42I don't need to be told my duty, Inspector Grimm.
09:44Well, I hope not.
09:46Because it's my backside on the line and I'm right up to my neck in it.
09:55Ah, Councilor Habib. Come in, sit down.
10:01Now then, I've asked you to come and see me on a matter of considerable delicacy.
10:05Right you are, Inspector. You can trust me.
10:08I sincerely hope I can.
10:09Because I wish to discuss an extremely sensitive operation.
10:13Oh, I see.
10:14My dad's just had one of those.
10:17Foul complaints are very common in men of your age.
10:19I'm talking about a police operation, Constable Habib.
10:22Oh, I see, sir. Sorry.
10:24What is more, for the record, my bowels are in perfect working order.
10:27Well, you could say.
10:29You could set your watch by them.
10:31I haven't missed an evacuation in 25 years in public service.
10:37However, I'm not here to discuss my quite excellent digestive system.
10:42I'm here to discuss a police matter.
10:45You are to be seconded to the Criminal Investigations Department.
10:49The CID!
10:50Yes, yes, the CID, if you must.
10:53Although it's beyond me why perfectly serviceable sentences must always be reduced to graceless, lifeless initials.
10:59Why, when Mark Antony stood bestride Caesar's grave declaiming friends, Romans, countrymen, would he have done better to say FRCs?
11:09Well, at the same time, sir. Initials are easier and quicker.
11:13Yes, but does that make them better?
11:15Life would be easier and quicker if we popped our clogs of birth.
11:18That way we would avoid all those slow, troublesome things like long walks in the country, games of chess, long,
11:26languid, lingering...
11:28Oh, what's the word?
11:30Sex?
11:30Well, I was going to say, Amontillado sherrys before lunch, but...
11:35Yes, if you like sex.
11:37Would you prefer sex, Constable Habib, if it was quick and easy?
11:46Yes, Sergeant, was there something?
11:50What is Constable Habib doing in your office?
11:53Bah, now that I cannot say, Sergeant.
11:55Constable Habib and I were discussing something which must remain private between the two of us.
11:59Private?
12:00I fear so.
12:01Now what can I do for you?
12:02There's a delivery for you.
12:04Constable Goody!
12:08We've got the new ur, sir.
12:11The new ur? That's right.
12:14The ur. Beautiful it is. Beautiful and shiny. A beautiful and shiny ur.
12:21When you ordered it, I ordered an ur.
12:25And now it's come. Frank's just been polishing it up.
12:28Come on, Frank. Show Inspector Fowler his new ur.
12:31Ur, of course.
12:33The new desk crest, E-R.
12:35Yes, that's right.
12:37Ur.
12:39But, for goody, this is a royal crest.
12:41Yes, I know that. I'm not thick, am I?
12:43Well, if you knew that this crest represented the authority of Her Majesty the Queen,
12:48what in the devil's briefcase did you imagine E-R stood for?
12:53Ur, in the palace.
12:59Elizabeth Regina. It stands for Elizabeth Regina.
13:02Well, I never knew that.
13:04I thought it stood for extremely royal.
13:08They are his initials, isn't it, sir?
13:10Aren't they graceless and lifeless?
13:11Don't be clever, have you?
13:14Public mistrust clever police officers.
13:16They think they're up to something.
13:18Clear up, you lot, and hang that crest above the front desk.
13:21I'm in the middle of an extremely sensitive meeting.
13:26I'm afraid I shall have to ask you to leave too, Sergeant.
13:29You're throwing me out of your office?
13:31Reluctantly, I'm afraid that I am.
13:32You see, I wish to be alone with Constable Habib.
13:36You do understand, don't you, Sergeant?
13:39Oh, yes. I understand very well.
13:45Well, I must say this url will look very well up on the wall.
13:50Tell you what, Frank.
13:51You need a big hat to pin that badge on.
13:58So, Constable Habib,
14:00you are to be the bait in a honey trap.
14:02You are to dress up in your finest stockings,
14:05miniskirt and boob tube.
14:07And slayer a hard-bitten thug into your sexual web.
14:11I envy you, Constable Habib.
14:14I would give much for such an opportunity to serve my community.
14:17And also, I could lend you a pair of tights.
14:20Facetious, Habib.
14:23Now, if my experience in amateur drama has taught me anything,
14:27it is that there's more to acting than putting on the tights.
14:30One must immerse oneself in a role.
14:33Live it. Breathe it.
14:34When I was in Henry V,
14:36I often came to work with a codpiece under my trousers.
14:40Did you play Henry V, sir?
14:42Well, not quite Henry, no.
14:43I played...
14:44Man.
14:47The point is,
14:48that if you take this job off,
14:50from tomorrow morning, you will no longer be Constable Habib.
14:53Stern, steady and a credit to the service.
14:56You will instead be a right saucy bit of brisket.
15:01Now, will you do it?
15:02Well, it's got to be better than colouring shoplifters in the high street, hasn't it?
15:05Good.
15:06Let's go and see Inspector Grimm.
15:09Oh, but just before we do,
15:10one final thing.
15:12Give me the first six primary numbers.
15:141, 3, 5, 7, 11 and 13, sir.
15:16Let's take the periodic symbols of iron and gold.
15:18F-E-N-A-U, sir.
15:19The quiz final is six days from now.
15:21How long is that in half hours?
15:23288, sir.
15:29Well, Constable Habib, you really are very good.
15:33I do my best, sir.
15:35Bit of a face at the end.
15:36I must say, I wasn't really ready for such a hard one.
15:40LAUGHTER
15:55Constable Habib!
15:56What do you think you're doing?
15:58You can't come to work looking like a tart.
16:01I have a good mind to have you disciplined.
16:03It's all right.
16:04Inspector Fowler said he wanted me to dress like this.
16:06LAUGHTER
16:08Inspector Fowler asked you to dress like that.
16:11That's right.
16:12He said he wanted me to look dead sexy.
16:14What do you think, sir?
16:15My name is Sergeant Dawkins, Constable.
16:18Why did Inspector Fowler ask you to dress like that?
16:21He...
16:22He said I wasn't to tell anyone.
16:24Ah, Constable Habib, that's what I like to say.
16:27Splendid.
16:28Splendid.
16:28Come on through to the briefing room.
16:31LAUGHTER
16:33Now, remember what I said about acting, Habib.
16:36Live your character, live it.
16:37Because your life may depend on it.
16:39Right you are.
16:40Big boy.
16:47LAUGHTER
16:50Argh!
16:54Hello, hello, gorgeous.
16:56What do you mean?
16:56I love a man in a uniform.
16:58Huh!
16:59Is that a trenchant in your pocket?
17:00Are you just pleased to see me?
17:03LAUGHTER
17:10Actually, it's a miles mile.
17:12LAUGHTER
17:13LAUGHTER
17:14Actually, it's a miles mile.
17:14APPLAUSE
17:19Right then.
17:21Constable Habib, you're with CID now.
17:24And in CID we do things a bit differently.
17:27Oh, yes.
17:28Oh, yes.
17:30Well, when you run us up the flagpole,
17:32you'll find your salute in a very different kettle of fish.
17:35You know, you could be a bit tasty, Inspector.
17:39I mean, if you had hair on your head instead of your face.
17:42LAUGHTER
17:43Well done, Habib.
17:45LAUGHTER
17:46Sorry, I'm late.
17:47I've been down a frog and truncheon setting up a narc.
17:50You didn't drink.
17:51Tell me you didn't drink.
17:53Of course not, sir.
17:53I never drink on duty.
17:54I only had three pints.
17:56LAUGHTER
17:57Pints?
17:58Have you any idea how many brain cells one unit of alcohol destroys?
18:01Who won the FA Cup final in 1953?
18:04Erm...
18:04Blackpool.
18:05They beat Bottle Wanderers 4-3.
18:07You said, um.
18:08You're umming, man.
18:10That's the alcohol, umming.
18:11Only boosers and losers, um.
18:14Inspector Alan, we are in the middle of an extremely...
18:16What year was synchronised swimming admitted as an Olympic sport?
18:19Er... 1984.
18:20Now, you're erring!
18:22Could've gone mad Percy one and then you err!
18:24It's a short step from that to, hang on, I know this one.
18:27Could you repeat the question, please?
18:29Pull yourself together, you foul drunken.
18:32Jane sits to the left of Fred, who is two seats down from Tony,
18:35who sits to the right of Jane and next to the fire extinguisher.
18:38Each seat has a width of two and a half feet and there's nine inches between them.
18:41In the event of a fire, how far will Fred have to travel to reach the fire extinguisher?
18:45Tony will already have grabbed it.
18:46Tony and Jane have fainted from fear.
18:48Inspector Fowler, we are discussing a dangerous operation!
18:52You're on duty, man! Pull yourself together!
18:54I'm sorry, you're quite right.
18:55I will not mention the quiz again.
18:57Except to say that victory will bring honour to the whole station.
19:02Honour and a big cup.
19:05A big, shiny cup.
19:08Not that one covered such trinkets, of course.
19:11But a cup that this pathetic alcoholic,
19:15sad, rattled, beer-soaked dipsomaniac
19:18who will no doubt arrive at the final mounted on a pink elephant
19:21chooses to put at risk!
19:23Fowler!
19:24I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
19:27Please proceed, I will not disturb you or mention the quiz final over again.
19:30Well, I'm very glad to hear it.
19:32Right, now.
19:33The meeting will take place at the Old Priest's Hole.
19:36Huh?
19:37What is it?
19:38Well, the Old Priest's Hole is the venue for the pub quiz final.
19:42Really?
19:43Definitely.
19:44Well, Fowler, I'm afraid that means that Habib is off your quiz team.
19:48But she's my star striker.
19:49Exactly.
19:50And if she turns up at our villain's boozer
19:53as the star of Gasforth Police Quiz Team,
19:55there's just a chance he might work out she's a copper.
20:03Excuse me, Sergeant, darling.
20:05May I have a word?
20:07It's your police station.
20:08You can talk to who you like, I suppose.
20:11Yes, well, um, the point is that I need another man for my quiz team.
20:16And when I say man, I mean, of course, man or person.
20:20Now, you've got a pretty good brain, old girl.
20:23Senile dementia, not quite set in yet, I hope.
20:26Now, you wouldn't be much good on pop music or fashion,
20:29but I would imagine you'd play a pretty straight bat
20:33when it came to post-war politics or matters pertaining to gardening and plumbing.
20:39So how about it?
20:40I can't imagine why you would want another player.
20:42After all, you have Constable Habib, the finest brain and the shortest skirt in the force.
20:47Well, no doubt that Habib is an extraordinary woman.
20:51But I'm afraid she cannot compete.
20:53I have other duties for her.
20:56What other duties, Raymond?
20:58What is going on?
20:59I'm afraid I cannot tell you, Patricia, and that's the end of it.
21:01And anyway, does our team really need her?
21:05I mean, she's bright, she's charismatic, she's a natural star,
21:08but is that what we want, I ask?
21:11And I answer, no.
21:14Give me a good, honest, plain, solid, workaday team player like dear old Pat Wilkinson.
21:20I wouldn't join your quiz team if it was the only thing that stood
21:23between you and disembowelling with a blunt truncheon.
21:29Goody, Gladstone, in the briefing room.
21:32Leave the er.
21:33Er.
21:34Er.
21:35I mean, er.
21:36Er.
21:37Leave it.
21:40All right, you men.
21:41I'm going to ask you a question.
21:43And I want you to answer to the best of your ability.
21:46Do you understand?
21:47Yes, sir.
21:48Just one question, sir.
21:50Yes, just the one question.
21:52No, I mean, may I ask a question about your question, please, sir?
21:56Yes, if you must.
21:57Thank you, sir.
21:59Is that the question?
22:02Is what the question?
22:03If we understand.
22:05Understand what?
22:06But that you're going to ask us a question.
22:09Is the question whether you understand the fact that I'm going to ask you a question?
22:14Yes, sir.
22:15You see, you said you were going to ask us a question.
22:18And then you asked us if we understood.
22:20Now, I was wondering if that was the question.
22:23Or just a sub-question and that the real question was still to come.
22:26Congratulations, Goody.
22:27You've just failed your trial for the quiz team.
22:29Get out.
22:30Yes, sir.
22:33I was captain of a pub quiz side once, sir.
22:36Were you really?
22:36Oh, yes.
22:38I remember telling the lads before first match.
22:41Memory and detail.
22:43Let those be our bywords.
22:46Memory, memory, memory.
22:47Detail, detail, detail.
22:50Well, excellent advice, Gladstone.
22:51And how did your team fare?
22:52I don't know.
22:53I forgot where the pub was, sir.
22:58Sir, you know the name of our team is called Gasforth Police Station?
23:04Yes, very good.
23:05But I fear that the questions are likely to be slightly more taxing.
23:08What is the name of your team?
23:11I was just thinking.
23:13It doesn't say that the players actually have to be coppers.
23:17Does it, sir?
23:20How far will Fred have to travel to reach the fire extinguisher?
23:26Er...
23:27What?
23:28Yes.
23:33I don't think you're trying hard enough, Constable.
23:36Did you show him plenty of leg?
23:37Excuse me?
23:38If this skirt were any shorter, it'd be a belt.
23:41Babe, this bloke is a heartened villain.
23:44He's not going to incriminate himself for a flash of gossip.
23:47You've got to go further.
23:49Offer the lock.
23:50Do what?
23:51Oh, God, I suppose I'll have to show you.
23:55Constable Cray, you be the mark.
23:57Now, this is how to be sexy.
23:59Of course, you've got to imagine the skirt.
24:06So, do you want another drink, love?
24:07Oh, I shouldn't really.
24:08I'll get some randy when I see you.
24:11Oh, my, go on, you lover.
24:15Give me a big one.
24:17Excuse me.
24:19Are we trying to make him confess or throw up?
24:23Look, Inspector Grimm, with all due respect to your suppressed sexuality,
24:28I haven't got a problem giving him the come on.
24:30I've been beating him off with a bottle of brown ale.
24:32He just isn't making him blab, that's all.
24:35You've got to make him think that you like sleeping with villains.
24:37And it turns you on.
24:39No, I will not have it.
24:40That is blatant entrapment.
24:42It is not the job of the police to provoke people into breaking the law.
24:45You can't provoke them if they don't want to do it.
24:48We've come this far, she's got to go the last mile.
24:51What do you think, sir?
24:53Soliciting a crime is an offence.
24:55I know, Constable, I know.
24:57I utterly deplore this type of operation.
25:00But, well, we've come this far and...
25:03And if we can just get this business over with before the pub quiz final,
25:07then you can be back on the team.
25:16Well, Habib, you don't look very happy.
25:18What's Inspector Fowler asked you to do now?
25:21He's asking me to go a lot further than I feel comfortable with.
25:24Personally, I think he's a bit immoral.
25:26And I think he does too.
25:32You're a racist, Sergeant Dawkins!
25:35Have you run mad?
25:36No!
25:37I have not!
25:38I have come to my senses!
25:40Ha-ha-ha-ha!
25:43You've destroyed Her Majesty's crest!
25:46The very symbol of all the values that I stand for!
25:49You don't stand for any values!
25:51I've seen what you're doing to Constable Habib!
25:53You viper!
25:54You rat!
25:55Oh, I see.
25:57So you know about Habib, do you?
25:59Yes, I do.
26:00You were right to destroy the crest!
26:02I should never have got along with Grimm's entrapment operation in the first place!
26:07Let alone hurry it on so that Habib could rejoin my quiz team!
26:12Entrapment operation?
26:13Well, yes, but you must have known that!
26:16That's why you destroyed the crest!
26:19Unless you place some other interpretation upon my activities with Constable Habib?
26:23No, no, no, no, no!
26:24I had the whole thing worked out!
26:26Short skirts, secret meetings, entrapment operation!
26:30Plain as day!
26:31Absolutely! New all along!
26:32I should never have agreed to Grimm's appalling methods!
26:37If I had not, I would still have my honour, my crest, and a full quiz team!
26:44As it is, I have nothing!
26:47Dear, oh dear, Raymond, you don't go on with your high and mighty, up your jacksy, snooty,
26:56snotty, diggy-dob, excuse me, scouts on a not-bleaning croquet load of old cobblers!
27:03And I suppose when Habib comes in here with our man, you'll mind taking half the credit, will you?
27:08No, you'll be in there for the glory, won't you?
27:10On the contrary, Derek, I want no further part of this matter.
27:13So the full and complete credit goes to CID?
27:17The whole thing is mine?
27:19I shall hold you to that, Raymond, oh yes, oh yes!
27:27Evening, Mr Green!
27:29Evening, Mr Farah!
27:31Well, well, well...
27:32Terry the Tank!
27:35This news and arrest has been made already!
27:38Well done, Constable!
27:39I shall handle this, Raymond, as agreed!
27:42Er, sir, I don't think you understand!
27:44She hasn't arrested me!
27:45I've arrested her!
27:47Done a citizen's arrest!
27:48Really little cup of tart!
27:51Here I was trying to get me leg over,
27:53and all she's interested in is me pump action!
27:56Entrapment, that's what this is!
27:58I don't want to make a very serious complaint!
28:01Well, Inspector Grimm, I believe you were anxious to take full and complete credit for this operation!
28:08Now's your chance!
28:10I love you!
28:12You know that, don't you?
28:14I love you, I love you, I love you!
28:17You're all I've ever wanted!
28:19Holding you like this in my arms makes me the happiest man in the world!
28:25But then you know that, don't you?
28:27And I'll never, ever let you go!
28:30Shut up, Raymond!
28:41I love you good!
28:45I love you!
28:47No!
28:57I love you!
29:05You
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