C.A.T.S. Eyes. S02 E02. Powerline.

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First broadcast 12th April 1986  On the trail of a killer, Tessa and Fred infiltrate a group travellers assembled for a ritual involving prehistoric stones.  Dorothy Ford - Shirley Trevor Byfield - Harris Leslie Ash - Fred Tracy-Louise Ward - Tessa Matthew Aldridge - Policeman Jill Gascoine - Maggie Forbes Don Warrington - Nigel Peter Jonfield - Lawson Lesley Nightingale - Lucy Isabella Marsh - Lucy's Baby (as Isabella Nightingale) Gary Olsen - Colin Matthew Scurfield - 1st Cop Simon Rouse - Seth Gary Whelan - Watts Gavin Richards - Quist Nickolas Grace - Jamie Leydon Penny Downie - Barbara Dashley Bibs Ekkel - Russian Peter Capaldi - Caldicott

Transcript

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03:28I am sorry, Fred.

03:29I know Shirley was a good friend of yours.

03:32So sad.

03:34I wish I'd known her.

03:35Apparently she was great.

03:36She was...

03:48Take a look.

04:08You two, but I didn't know her.

04:12You too.

04:42How?

04:45How?

04:46How?

04:46We don't know yet.

04:48Apparently there was a motorcycle gang in the area.

04:54Who found her?

04:55Shooting party from the shooting party from the shooting party from the shooting party from the big house.

05:04How long has she been here?

05:06Three or two, but three or two, but three or two, but I think she had moved in with them.

05:23She had moved in with them.

05:33the thing is some of them may have other interests reds under sleeping bags

05:40Nigel could be

05:46you mentioned the big house do you mean Jamie Layden's place Lord Layden yes

05:51okay thanks was she raped could be we'll know after the autopsy

06:01after all she's been through

06:10bikers

06:25how many men do you think you're gonna need boss

06:27all available help repeat as many as you can let me have over

06:31okay message received they're on their way boss

06:34I want them checked out Lawson the works the fine tooth comb clothes nail pairings every lab test in the

06:40book

06:41you're a tight bunch all for one and one for all

06:44yes well so are we and if these bastards get away

06:46all right calm down yeah the mobs on its way

07:08don't get too dug in you're moving on

07:11oh right

07:14I don't even know this chap that owns the manor

07:17yeah

07:18he was

07:19kind of a rogue but apparently he's gonna see

07:23his friend

07:24in the garden

07:35she hasn't taken it too well

07:38they trained together

07:39old mates

07:40yes

07:41I know

07:42she told me

07:48get up

07:59get up

08:01get up

08:10get up

08:14what do you know about ley lines

08:16not a lot

08:17clean-tuned stuff in it

08:20I can't see Jamie Layton getting into that

08:23well then why is he letting them squat on his land

08:27Shirley didn't indicate that she was on to anything

08:29but

08:31how do you fancy joining the campers

08:33not love

08:54hi

08:55hi

08:55you come from?

08:57Wiltshire

08:57Walminster

08:58very far

08:59very

09:00very

09:00you link into anything?

09:01we didn't have time

09:02cops came snooping around for drugs

09:05moved us on

09:06what's this?

09:07the age hall?

09:08no

09:09the girl with us was found murdered in the woods

09:11murdered?

09:12yeah

09:12terrifying

09:14come to the van

09:16she went missing for a few days

09:17we thought she hitched a lift

09:19you know how it is

09:21everything alright

09:22just listen to them

09:23I mean you think Shirley was asking for it yeah?

09:25what do you spring for them?

09:26they come from Walminster

09:27who are you?

09:28I was just telling them what's happened

09:30excuse me

09:32but I hope they catch the bastard you know

09:34some of the girls are freaking out

09:36well I'm not surprised with the murderer roaming around

09:39yeah

09:40Walminster

09:42yeah

09:43interesting spot

09:44very powerful ley light

09:46yeah so they said

09:48apparently the other night all the tiles and all the roofs were rattling and there was no wind

09:52and there were these big burn holes in the fields

09:56yeah that can happen

09:58you know once all the cars for miles around just stopped

10:01just petered out

10:04and then they started up again

10:06you stayed for the solstice

10:07yep

10:07that's what we're here for

10:09game on

10:10do you want some tea?

10:12oh yes please

10:12it is horrible

10:14just said the magic words

10:29now what?

10:35Harris, get your clobber on

10:36we going somewhere then

10:38no

10:38the management don't want you to freeze your rocks off

10:40you know what?

10:40I've got a complaint to make

10:41I heard a rumor they got colored tellies down

10:43Parkhurst

10:44get lucky

10:45you might find out

10:54on your bike what?

10:56is that a joke?

10:58poor Shirley

11:01he had a bloke

11:02I think he did something in the city

11:05didn't sound like her sort at all

11:07still I suppose you can never tell

11:11he never came down here

11:12I expect he didn't want to muggy his boots

11:15were you close friends?

11:17not really

11:18I suppose she mixed in with all of us

11:20hey you're bedding her down already yeah?

11:23supposed to be

11:23aren't you tired?

11:25come on

11:25here you go

11:26beddy boys huh?

11:27time for sleep

11:28look

11:29who's this then?

11:30look don't get her excited

11:31please

11:32no I won't

11:32it's time for sleep

11:34hey look

11:35I don't want to over dramatize

11:36but if I were you and your friend

11:37I'd lock myself in at nights

11:39yeah

11:40we will

11:49hi

11:50hi

11:50do you want a beer?

11:51yeah

11:52thanks

11:55cheers

11:57cheers

12:02welcome to the club

12:04thanks

12:05are you on your own?

12:07no with Fred

12:09where is he?

12:11it's not a he, it's a she

12:13you gay?

12:15no

12:16you

12:17do I look at?

12:18mmm

12:20who are you with?

12:22I'm with Frank

12:24and I'm not with anyone at the moment

12:36what are you doing here?

12:39I could ask you the same question

12:41anyway is this out of Bath?

12:43I know he doesn't mind

12:43that's what he's there for

12:46can I take that?

12:48it's okay I can manage that

12:51would you like to go to the pub later?

12:53I might do

12:55I'll ask Fred

12:56why

12:57is she you mind or is it?

12:59we mind each other

13:01I think you're a couple of games

13:04wait till you see her

13:06what are those stones aligned with?

13:08aligned with?

13:10I mean

13:10what else is on this ley line?

13:13terrible shame if you were a dyke

13:16you're not at all interested in this are you?

13:19we could slide off together in my motor

13:20I'm sure Fred wouldn't measure

13:22I'm sure she would

13:25it's my turn to make the bean curd

13:26we could make more than bean curd together

13:31please don't do that

13:34you're just messing me about

13:35aren't you?

13:36there

13:37that should cool you down

13:44I did warn you

13:46don't

13:49now Seth leave it at that please

13:55yes

13:56yes

13:58Seth this is my friend Fred

14:00Fred this is Seth

14:03not very good at holding his own is he?

14:08get that bastard and set us up

14:10the ones in the woods

14:10you think it was him do you?

14:11I'm certain this then

14:17clean bill eh?

14:18depends what you mean by clean

14:20yeah it didn't have that much form

14:22frightening old ladies with about the top of the bill

14:24yeah

14:25it was right in me

14:27yeah well

14:28like I say

14:30thank you inspector

14:32where's Lucy?

14:34oh she's looking after Alice

14:36she's been really upset since they've found Shirley

14:38yeah

14:39so anyway where was I?

14:41you're telling us how you first got interested in ley lines

14:44yeah right

14:44well there was this

14:49crazy article in freaky magazine and like

14:52well it's all true man you know

14:54I mean

14:56it all dates from pre-history

14:59the ancient Brits were onto it

15:01and the Romans even built their roads over them

15:04god that's fascinating isn't it?

15:06don't you think so Fred?

15:08Fred

15:10stop stuffing your face with bean curd and contribute something to the conversation

15:14fascinating

15:14really

15:16Colin

15:17can you take over for a bit? Alice wants to talk to you

15:19oh sure

15:20get him on yeah

15:22is that how you got interested in ley lines?

15:24through this freaky magazine article?

15:26no no that article had some

15:28disgusting title

15:30getting stoned getting laid

15:32all I remember about that was it was translated from some Russian book

15:35thinking how absurd that the Russians should be remotely interested in

15:39what was that noise?

15:40in the woods?

15:41it's those bikers

15:42right

15:43everybody in the bus

15:44come on

15:45barbed wire

15:48yeah barbed wire in the meadow

15:50come on with me now

15:51ok

15:51this way

15:53get in the bus

15:55come on

15:56come on

15:59come on little please

16:06roll it out

16:07roll it out

16:07wait ok ok

16:08a wink

16:09a shot you know

16:11to the tree

16:12to the tree

16:14hey

16:19you're not going anywhere

16:21get out of now

16:25Colin get the bench

16:29help me with the logs

16:31logs

16:48into the woods笠

17:01can you

17:02kill me? no!

17:05no!

17:06no!

17:07no!

17:07Let me get him off, you snake!

17:17It's not our fault!

17:18It's not our fault!

17:19It's not your fault!

17:21It's not our fault!

17:22Stop it!

17:23To all of you!

17:24Shut up!

17:27Just leave!

17:28We've all been set up!

17:29All right!

17:30All right, I believe you!

17:31This time!

17:32All right!

17:33Go!

17:34Hold it!

17:35Hold it!

17:36You're all right, I can't.

17:38Don't make it, I can't!

17:39Don't make it, I can't!

17:40Don't make it, I can't!

17:40Come on!

17:55Where were you?

17:58Well, where were you?

17:59Mining the kids?

18:01Yeah.

18:05Shut up!

18:09Morning!

18:11Where have you been?

18:14Yes!

18:16Well, I just hope you remembered to wash your hands.

18:21They've got brilliant showers out there.

18:24You're joking.

18:25All you have to do is shake the branch of a tree.

18:30Party in bed.

18:32Just like a marriage fork.

18:35Gee!

18:35This is your shaving water.

18:37After you with a razor.

18:40Got it out of Prada.

18:42You know, it's a very good rag.

18:43Red rag, but a damn good reed.

18:46Swat up on my Russian.

18:47Got a degree in Russian.

18:48Lit.

18:48Open university.

18:49I was going to major in domestic science, but I flunked on syrup pudding.

18:53You're not one of the educationally deprived, are you?

18:55Very big on the three hours.

18:56A fellow who wrote it's their London correspondent, Sergei Krilov.

19:00He managed to escape the last purge when their KGB man defected over here.

19:04Very bright guy, friend Krilov.

19:06Loves a good old west.

19:08Bad mouth in his articles, but I think he'd jump off Tower Bridge rather than go home.

19:13Yes, I've been to a few of their vodka and shrimp pastures.

19:16Not exactly a laugh a minute.

19:18Here we are.

19:19Getting laid.

19:22Play on words.

19:24Catchy.

19:25Catchy right between the eyes.

19:28So, Comrade Krilov is into ley lines.

19:32Hmm, an intellectual.

19:33They're not all cloak and dagger merchants.

19:35No, I'm sure they're not.

19:36I wonder if you are.

19:40Well, Mr. Crease, you've been a great help.

19:43I'm sure that my superiors will be getting in touch with your superiors to say how helpful you've been.

20:03Fred?

20:05Maggie?

20:06Well, it's not the chamber, Maid.

20:11I was just having a soak.

20:14Surprise, surprise.

20:17How was it last night?

20:19Rough.

20:21The bikers tried to do us over.

20:24Mind you, that was the easy part.

20:26I have to tell you, Maggie, the upper class snore.

20:32Can I lay out your shooting jacket, madam, or something formal?

20:37Oh, listen, Mags, it was like being in a lighthouse with the fog all going all night.

20:42You should have rolled on her side.

20:43She was in the other bag.

20:45Where is she now?

20:46Well, she's gone up to the big house to make her number with his lordship.

20:49Ah, good move.

20:53I got the autopsy report on Shirley.

20:57And?

20:59She wasn't raped.

21:01And she wasn't strangled.

21:05Pressure on the vagus nerve.

21:07Fifteen seconds and just the right spot.

21:10A pro.

21:12Well, it can't be our Seth.

21:13No, Seth.

21:14Oh, he's a randy at the camp.

21:16He tried to do a moody with Tess, but he's no black belt.

21:20Get your clothes on.

21:22You taking me to dinner?

21:23No, I'm not.

21:24We're gonna do a bit of B&E.

21:25B&E?

21:26Yes.

21:27You do the breaking, I'll do the entering.

21:30Whatever shall I wear?

21:53Do you know with a little help from my friend?

21:56Have you no imagination, darling?

21:58What do you think I'm playing?

22:03Oh, I'm frightfully sorry.

22:05You must be the vet.

22:06You've obviously come to mend the dog.

22:09You don't recognize me, do you, Jamie?

22:13Good God, I most certainly do.

22:16It's Tessa, isn't it?

22:18Tessa Robinson.

22:19Well done.

22:20Ah, hi.

22:22Hi.

22:23Good Lord, I'd never have guessed.

22:25What's happened to you?

22:26Has your finishing school burned down,

22:28or have Harrods opened an Oxfam shop?

22:30You used to be so smart.

22:32And you used to be so rude, and still are.

22:34No, darling, it's wonderful to see you.

22:36Come on through where there's a fire.

22:38You'll freeze to death in here.

22:39It's great to see you, Jamie.

22:41Oh, sorry, it's Lord Layden now, isn't it?

22:44Yeah, as you can see, I got the title,

22:47and my brother got the bread.

22:49I must admit, the place has changed a bit.

22:51Ruth's a bit freer here and there.

22:53There's nothing that couldn't be put right

22:54by a team of Florentine masons

22:57working at full steam for about a quarter of a century.

23:00On a drop of the old red infuriator.

23:02No harmful tars or nicotines.

23:05No, thanks.

23:07Jamie, you're very naughty to let this place go to the dogs.

23:11Well, I suppose it would be desperately uncavalier of me

23:13to say that you don't look entirely out of place in it.

23:16Well, speak for yourself.

23:17Anyway, I heard you had a job.

23:19Bit of a shock to the old system, eh?

23:20A cushy little number at Westminster.

23:23We're working for the council, are we?

23:24Oh, Jamie, enough!

23:26Anyway, I'm your guest.

23:28Really?

23:28Yes, I'm staying at the camp.

23:30By the Leystones.

23:31I don't believe it.

23:32You're interested in that boring pile of bricks down by the wood?

23:35I happen to be very interested in ley lines.

23:37You wouldn't know a ley line if you'd trot on one.

23:40Wait a minute.

23:41Wait a minute.

23:43That kid who was murdered.

23:44Yes, of course, that's it.

23:45You're with the Thought Police.

23:47Oh, nonsense.

23:48I'm here with a girlfriend.

23:50Here for the winter solstice.

23:51No, no, no, no, no.

23:52You're with one of those funny squads.

23:54I know.

23:54I heard the whisper.

23:55Jamie, we had some holiday owed to us.

23:57We decided to go camping.

23:58Camping?

23:59You?

24:00With that bunch of Cinderella's?

24:02All trying to overthrow the world just because nobody wants to dance with them.

24:06You can't seriously explain me to believe that.

24:07My friend happens to be a slim, delectable blonde.

24:11Oh, well.

24:13Come and stay here, then.

24:14I'm already putting one of them on.

24:16Jamie, darling.

24:18The hot water's gone cold again.

24:21You're putting one of them up, eh?

24:23Yes, darling.

24:23I'm heating it up for you.

24:25Whole cauldrons of it on the agar.

24:27Oh, does that mean I have to tub in the kitchen?

24:31Well, that might be fun.

24:33No, no.

24:34I'll bring it up to you.

24:36American?

24:37Yeah.

24:37I'll introduce you.

24:39Who have you got with you down there?

24:40Oh, an old chum from way back.

24:43Tessa Robinson, Barbara Dashley.

24:45Hi, Tess.

24:46Hi.

24:47Pardon me.

24:47I'm a bit of a mess right now.

24:49I'll catch up with you, yo, when I've taken my bath.

24:51Oh, and Jamie, shake your ass, will you?

24:53It's freezing up here.

24:54I'm being as quick as I can, darling.

24:56A bloody water water.

24:57That's what I am now.

24:59And she knows I can't stand the sight of this stuff.

25:01Well, I must say.

25:03It's not a bit decent of you taking in one of those little sitting relatives.

25:07Oh.

25:08One night under canvas and she was practically knocking my door down.

25:12She's probably been bumming her way around Europe.

25:14From Hilton to Hilton.

25:16Help yourself to a drink, Tessa.

25:18I'll show you along.

25:19Do you have any coke?

25:21Ah.

25:22Into the exotic snuff, are we?

25:24No, Wally.

25:26The non-alcoholic drink that refreshes.

25:28Oh.

25:28I very much doubt it, but feel free to scud her out while I go and look after the great

25:32unwashed.

25:36You don't ever spill this stuff on your little peakies.

25:39So who's this Tessa creature who just dropped in?

25:42An old chum.

25:43I've known if he is.

25:44Yeah?

25:44Oh well.

25:45Not nearly well enough.

25:47You're a monster.

25:48Huh?

25:51You're one of yours.

25:53She's been grubbing around over the Hilton out of the lay line for weeks.

25:58God, she doesn't seem that bright.

25:59Oh yeah, she's bright.

26:01She's very bright.

26:03Anyway.

26:04When are you going back to your friends on the lunatic fringe?

26:08Just waiting for this cold snap to wheeze off.

26:11Or until you get bored with me.

26:13Then you'll be here until hell freezes over.

26:16I'm gonna go.

26:18I'm gonna go.

26:24I'm gonna go.

26:25How are you doing?

26:26That was great.

26:29This one's not.

26:33I've got it.

26:36Come in.

26:38Come in.

26:39Come in.

26:40Come in.

26:41Come in.

26:46Hello? Hello?

26:49There's Bandajov. There's Rootsky, from the port.

27:006.

27:01Yes.

27:16I don't know.

27:18The one who's either just leaving or just arriving.

27:21This is definitely his domain.

27:23He must be big.

27:24He's got his own samovar.

27:27You do the business. I'll have a look round.

28:01Better be quick, Maggie.

28:04Big Brother could be watching us.

28:07These are quite new. They've hardly been read.

28:09And now is not the time for a good read.

28:13Why are the Russians interested in ley lines?

28:25And what's a foreign correspondent doing with a piece like this?

28:31Shh. He does the torch.

28:41What's the matter?

28:43...

28:46...

28:57...

28:58...

29:05Oh, my God.

29:31Oh, my God.

30:12Oh, my God.

30:20What's going on out there?

30:21Who's there?

30:22Jamie?

30:24Oh, it's you, Harry.

30:26Clumsy sod.

30:28Sorry, old man.

30:30No, thanks.

30:31I was trying to save myself a few bob.

30:33Haven't you heard about the impoverished aristocracy?

30:36Never know.

30:37Anyway, what the hell are you doing out here?

30:40I thought we were all meant to be incommunicado.

30:41We are.

30:42But I got a bit, uh, stir-crazy.

30:45I'm on security patrol.

30:46Security?

30:47You're about as secure as my plumbing.

30:49And there's leaking like a sieve.

30:51I thought you might offer me a drink.

30:53I will.

30:54As long as you tell me exactly what's going on out there.

30:57Don't be bloody silly.

30:58I'd be sharp for it.

31:00Balls.

31:00Are you going to nuke my pheasants?

31:02That's all I want to know.

31:03Look, am I going to get that drink or not?

31:05Well, you better come into the kitchen.

31:06It's the only really warm room in the house.

31:08Wait, wait.

31:10I can't see a thing.

31:11Jamie, if I break my neck, I'll sue you for silence.

31:14Well, that's not a good idea, do you?

31:15There's zilch in the back.

31:17Uh, do you know Harry Caldicott?

31:19Oh, yeah.

31:20The hunt do.

31:22You rode in on the horse.

31:23That is something I'm still trying to let you down.

31:25Oh, come on.

31:26It's freezing in here.

31:29What a swine, Harry.

31:30Come on, though, one day there's some decent grub to be had.

31:33Huh?

31:33You know Tessa Robinson?

31:35No, I don't think I do.

31:37Harry Caldicott of the Secret Army, Tessa Robinson of the Secret...

31:40Jamie, don't be a pain or I'll ditch this.

31:42No, no, no, don't do that, please.

31:44I'm starving.

31:45Have a pew.

31:46It's good we're going to pleasant spew.

31:48What else?

31:49I live on that and try.

31:51Terrible thing, and half the world's starving.

31:54Are you stationed right here?

31:55Sort of.

31:56A bit hot, hot.

31:59Well, should we lay another place?

32:00Well, this is Dutch, girl.

32:01Yeah, sure.

32:02It's massive.

32:02If it's red, well, this is red.

32:34What are you doing here?

32:38I'm just on my way back.

32:39What are you doing here?

32:40Well, I'm just doing my rounds.

32:42Yeah, well, don't forget to lock up, okay?

32:44Yeah.

33:00Well, good night, then.

33:01Good night.

33:06Look, let me give you a run across to the camp at the old battle wagon.

33:09No, please don't bother.

33:10It's not very far.

33:11Anyway, you'll probably get stuck in the army to pull you out.

33:15Never.

33:15You'll blast through anything.

33:17Listen, I noticed you didn't partake.

33:19No, it's just not my scene.

33:20Well, it's not mine, really.

33:22The odd snort, just to be sociable.

33:23Oh, well, good night.

33:24Listen, let me walk you across there.

33:26No, please don't.

33:28Uniform put you off.

33:30All those lefties over there.

33:32What was that Jamie was saying when we were introduced?

33:34Something about you being in some secret department.

33:36He was talking nonsense.

33:37Well, he usually is.

33:39What do you do?

33:40Have a jog in Whitehall.

33:42It's very dull.

33:44Look, if I said anything when I was in my cups...

33:48Don't you know?

33:49Not total recall, no.

33:51But anyway, if I was a little indiscreet.

33:55Let's forget about it, eh?

33:56Old pals act, that sort of thing.

33:58Old pals, are we now?

33:59You know what I mean.

34:01Listen, can I give you a bell the next time I'm in town?

34:05Yeah, I do.

34:06Jamie will give you the number.

34:08I really, really do hate to see you wandering off all alone like this.

34:13Good night, Captain.

34:14Harry, please.

34:15Good night, Harry.

34:57Fred?

35:02Fred!

35:05Fred!

35:14What time do you call this?

35:15Oh, nag, nag, nag!

35:17I couldn't get away. It's alright.

35:19Did you have a nice time?

35:20More important than that. I think I know what's going on.

35:23Well?

35:24Well, we had dinner. A lot of small talk.

35:26And after a while, Dash, this American girl,

35:28produced a blockade, and they got completely

35:30blown away.

35:31What name? And Calder.

35:34Who must have blown them?

35:36Captain Harry Caldercott.

35:38Army security. Who must have blown

35:40the Official Secrets Act about nine

35:42times without pausing for breath?

35:45Apparently, army engineers

35:46are doing top-secret work on War Department

35:48land adjoining this estate.

35:50Right, you phone Maggie first thing.

35:52You know something? I reckon you must have

35:54known something about this before.

35:55It wouldn't surprise me. There's obviously a lot more going on.

36:09All right.

36:11We did the Pravda office and we got jumped.

36:13But their man only lasted seconds

36:15before we sent him into orbit.

36:17And the other one looked like he was out for the count.

36:19Maggie, he got your number.

36:20Well, they won't do them much good.

36:21The fact remains...

36:22The fact remains that one of your operatives got killed

36:24and that lay-line business is a load of...

36:26There's good cover.

36:26For someone. It didn't do Shirley much good.

36:28No.

36:29Nigel.

36:31Two of my girls are in the field.

36:33Bog, more like.

36:34Now, what exactly is happening in that army camp?

36:39I think we better pop across to the war house.

36:49I think I picked up a little visitor.

36:52Ah, such a delicate flower.

36:54You can't take rough living.

36:55But you can.

36:56For better than you.

37:00Army astern.

37:02Oh.

37:03Looks like coldness.

37:04Oh.

37:05A bit keen, isn't he?

37:17Red!

37:18Don't push it fast!

37:20What?

37:21I think the brakes have gone!

37:23Try the handle.

37:25It's not working!

37:26I'm crazy!

37:27Turn on the engine!

37:29What is that going to do?

37:30Go on to the train!

37:32Come on, go on to the train!

37:32I can't turn over!

37:33Just shut up!

37:36Get out of the way!

37:51I'm ready!

38:02I want to see those reports, Nigel.

38:05That girl lived with the campus for weeks.

38:07She must have turned out some room.

38:08I've read them.

38:09There was nothing concrete.

38:10Concrete?

38:11What do you expect,

38:12that they go around with

38:12I am a terrorist written on their T-shirts?

38:14Whatever she got into,

38:16it might have been just before she was killed.

38:18There was nothing in her reports

38:19that indicated she was in any danger.

38:21Well, my God, she was.

38:26I'll get them from analysis and have them sent over to you.

38:30Well, thank you.

38:32What appalls me is that a kid like Shirley

38:34should be single-handed sent into a job like that.

38:40There'd have been no need if it hadn't been

38:42for this damned winter solstice

38:44and Layden, the bloody fool, letting them on his land.

38:48When he gets out what our American friends are up to,

38:51there'd be a bigger turnout there than Greenham Common.

38:54Are you all right?

38:54Can you move?

38:55I think so.

38:58I don't know what happened.

38:59The brakes just went.

39:00We're just travelling down.

39:01All right, all right.

39:01Take it easy.

39:02Ow!

39:03Sorry.

39:04Can you manage?

39:05Well, I... no.

39:07What about you?

39:07Can you stand?

39:12I don't think I can.

39:13Look, what about me?

39:14A few cracked ribs, twisted ankle, covered in bruises.

39:19Better have some details from you, sir.

39:21Can we do that in a minute?

39:22I'm just giving the girls a hand.

39:23They can take care of themselves.

39:24They're pretty shaken.

39:25We'll look after them, don't worry.

39:27Now then, name and rank, sir.

39:28HQ, etc.

39:29Got some ID here.

39:30Would you mind coming over to the car, sir?

39:32Excuse me.

39:41Oh, well.

39:42So, this is moving rough.

39:45We've written off the camper.

39:47Were you driving?

39:49Oh, no, Fred, not another one.

39:52It's going to look so bad on your file.

39:57The brake pipes have been cut.

40:00Oh.

40:01Do you want a drink?

40:03No.

40:03Yes, I'll...

40:04I'll have one of those.

40:07Somebody wants us out the way.

40:11You haven't the van printed?

40:12Yes, been towed into headquarters.

40:14Forensic are looking at it now.

40:16Good.

40:21They're building a missile site.

40:23Did Nigel know about this?

40:25Playing it close again.

40:26Oh, God.

40:28And Shirley?

40:29Was he playing it close with her, too?

40:31The campers had moved near War Department land.

40:34It was a routine monitoring job.

40:36The police had fingerprinted them for elimination purposes over Shirley.

40:40Some of them had some minor form, but nothing heavy.

40:42I bet there's one camper who hasn't been checked.

40:45Oh?

40:45The American girl, Barbara Dashley.

40:47The one who shacks up with Jamie Layden.

40:49What do you know about her?

40:50Spoiled brat.

40:51Been doing Europe, one of those open-ended sabbaticals.

40:54Well, perhaps you'd better get her dabs, too.

40:56And try to get a picture while you're at it.

40:58Okay.

40:59I'll check up on the camper.

41:02What do you think?

41:03What do you want?

41:13What do you think?

41:28I'll check her out.

41:28What do you know, my husband?

41:34Well, I'm saying that it didn't, but I can't get it to the top of that one.

41:37No, hang on.

41:38No, no, no.

41:39Ah!

41:42Ah!

41:44Ah!

41:47Ah!

41:48Ah!

41:49Ah!

41:50Ah!

42:00Ah!

42:05Ah!

42:28Thank you very much.

42:38what are you doing here those two girls are back and one of them was taking

42:41pictures of you was the other one a little blonde with a black hat yeah oh

42:48god my prints are all over that map have they gone back to the camp yeah they

42:54drive back to town but I got the car and the

42:56the

42:58the

43:01the

43:03the

43:16Thank you very much.

43:33They're on to us all right.

43:36Right, we get the pictures of the site and move out fast.

43:39If we don't go now, we'll never make it.

43:41No, we get what we came for.

43:42Those are our orders.

43:47Move away from that phone.

43:49Slowly.

43:54Go on, move.

44:04Shoot.

44:06Well, shoot!

44:11Come on.

44:15Come on, let's go.

44:21His name's Daniels.

44:23Seth Daniels.

44:24Student activist.

44:25Small stuff.

44:25Nothing exceptional.

44:27Clumsy, though.

44:27He must have wriggled out from under a bit quick.

44:29He left his prints halfway up the door.

44:30Barbara Dashley is wanted all over Europe,

44:33daughter of a Polish emigrant in the States.

44:34He got life for passing secrets to the Russians.

44:37He got life for passing secrets to the Russians.

45:34So, let's go.

45:47Looks like you'd try to play the hero.

45:49Yeah, I would do.

45:51He would do just that.

45:54You'd better come with me, Tess.

45:55You know the terrain.

45:58I'll get some backup, okay, Fred?

45:59We need some roadblocks to know.

46:02Well do.

46:34So, let's go.

47:02So, let's go.

47:13So, let's go.

47:35What the hell are you doing?

47:38The woods are calling me cops.

47:42You are ditching me, you bastard.

47:44Come on, let's go.

47:50No!

47:51Turn, turn, turn, turn, turn!

48:02Stop our suits!

48:21A bit late, fellas.

48:22Now, let's go.

48:23Now, let's go.

48:23Come on, let's go.

48:31Now, let's go.

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