Neighbours 692

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00:00Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours

00:05With a little understanding

00:08You can find the perfect blend

00:13Neighbours should be there for one another

00:21That's when good neighbours become good

00:30Good morning, Mrs. Mangle

00:34Dr. Marshall, I want a word with you

00:36I was just on my way out

00:38This can't wait

00:39I want something done about that vicious nephew of yours

00:42Todd? There must be some mistake

00:44I assure you there's not

00:46That boy played a cruel and potentially dangerous trick on me

00:49And I want him severely punished

00:51They may be your sister's children

00:54But they don't appear to have had any parental guidance in their upbringing

00:57They show a total lack of respect for their elders

01:00They've had problems, I know

01:02But they do seem to be settling down quite happily now

01:04Yes, quite happily making mischief

01:06I'm not going anywhere

01:10Alright, you can stay

01:13But let's get one thing straight

01:15I will be the one to decide what happens to Daphne's clothes

01:18And I'm not ready to get rid of them

01:19There, I thought he meant it

01:25Yeah, so did I

01:27I know he's upset, Mike

01:29But he's got no excuse for treating you like that

01:31You've got to make allowances for him, Mrs. Ramsey

01:34Give him time to accept what's happened

01:37I just wish he'd go back to work

01:40Yeah, this would be the best thing he could do

01:42There you are, all the present, correct?

01:45Good one, thanks, Jane

01:45You're worth your weight in gold

01:46Well, don't weigh much

01:48Well, as long as you know I appreciate how hard you work

01:50G'day again

01:51Just came in from a list of jobs for tomorrow

01:53Henry, just a minute I want to see

01:54Listen, can you work tonight and tomorrow in the bar while Brett's away, see?

01:57No worries

01:57Good man

01:58Now, what else is on this list?

01:59I can imagine

02:00Then the bar is

02:02How's the dancing practice going now, Mike's back

02:07Come back

02:07Alright

02:08He doesn't mind you spending all that time with Tony?

02:12No, his hands are pretty much full looking after the Clark family

02:14Oh, of course, yeah

02:16Fancy coming home to that, eh?

02:18But he does know about you and Tony dancing together, though, doesn't he?

02:22Yeah

02:22I asked him if he minded and he said he didn't

02:24Oh, that's good

02:25There's nothing for him to get jealous about, anyway

02:28Sure, I know

02:29Well, it's the same with me

02:31You know, Sally lives with Tony, but I'm not jealous

02:32See you later

02:34Um, Paul

02:40I know we're really busy at the moment, but would it be alright if I took tomorrow morning off?

02:45Yeah, I suppose so

02:45Something important?

02:47Well, it's just Nan's divorce

02:48She's feeling a bit unsettled about seeing Grandad, so I thought I'd go along and give her a bit of moral support

02:52Oh, yeah

02:53Yeah, sure, sure

02:54Look, Gail and I can manage you

02:55What's happening with the property settlement?

02:57Do you know yet?

02:58Well, Grandad wants to force the sale of the house, but Nan's solicitor feels confident that we can win

03:02Um, look, Jane, I don't want to dampen your optimism, but somebody really should warn you

03:10See, solicitors generally tell their clients that they've got a good chance of winning

03:14Well, your Grandad's solicitor's probably said exactly the same thing to him

03:17For once, I hope you're wrong

03:19If Nan has to sell this house, there won't be much money left once the mortgage is paid off

03:23So she must be pretty anxious, then

03:26Actually, she's got quite a positive attitude

03:28One thing's for certain, she's not going to lose this house without putting up a fight

03:31Todd, look at this

03:33Shut up, Katie, I'm trying to do my homework

03:35There's always something these days

03:37Homework, Emma

03:39Lay off

03:40Are you in love with it?

03:43Well, get lost and turn the TV down

03:45Okay, you ask

03:48What on earth is going on here?

03:54Todd, leave your sister alone

03:56She started it

03:57What's the idea of having a television blaring like that?

03:59Are you trying to wreck it or something?

04:00It was Katie

04:02Dobber!

04:03All right, that'll do

04:03Katie, I want you to go to your room and find something quieter

04:06I want you to do, would you?

04:08Go on, off you go

04:08I am prepared to overlook that little performance that was going on just now

04:15But I can't do the same with the complaint I've just had about your behaviour

04:18Complaint?

04:19From Harold Bishop

04:20Oh

04:21Yes, oh

04:22Is it true you were rude to him this afternoon?

04:25I might have known he'd go running to you

04:27What a wimp

04:28Todd

04:29Harold Bishop is a respected member of this community and a neighbour

04:32I want you to go back to the coffee shop and apologise to him

04:35No way!

04:36Todd, don't argue with me!

04:37Look, I'm not going to apologise to him and you can't make me

04:40Poor little knight

04:44How will he get on without Eileen there to care for him?

04:47Oh, I believe Des and Mike her old hands are changing nappies

04:49No, little Jamie will be all right

04:51From what I hear, Mr Clark's too busy mourning his wife to bother much about his son

04:57Yes, he's not finding it easy, poor chap

05:00Still Mike's a tower of strength

05:02Oh, and I believe Madger's over there helping

05:04How fortunate, I'm short

05:06Hmm

05:07Dear, I do wish I had time to get to the hospital to visit dear Eileen

05:12Offer her comfort in her hour of need, but I'll be in court

05:17Oh yes, the divorced Mrs Mangle, I am so sorry

05:21Well, with everything else that's been going on, I completely forgot about it

05:25Well, I wish I could

05:26I am positively dreading having to meet Len alone

05:30Oh, no, I really don't think he'll be alone, you know

05:34What do you mean?

05:35Well, I really think he'll drag along that hussy, you know, the one he left you for

05:39Dear, yes, I suppose he will

05:41Well, thank you so much, Mr Bishop

05:44For the tactful reminder

05:47Oh, you know, perhaps I shouldn't have mentioned it

05:50No, perhaps you shouldn't have mentioned it

05:52My nerves are in shreds as it is

05:54Perhaps, perhaps a little fresher, I feel

05:58Come on, Mrs Mangle, come on now, don't upset yourself

06:00You know, men like your husband can be so fickle

06:03One glimpse of a pretty face on the

06:05Well, I mean, she is sure to be younger than young

06:09Really, Mr Bishop, have you no consideration for my feelings?

06:14I don't know what on earth has got into him

06:16First, I get a complaint from Harold that Todd has been extremely rude to him

06:20And then when I asked him to go back and apologise, he straight up refused

06:23I see, did you give Todd a chance to explain?

06:25No, there's no excuse for that sort of behaviour

06:27Jim, I ran into Sally just now and she told me exactly what happened

06:30Harold is not as innocent as he might have made out

06:33Todd, will you come in here, please?

06:40Hi, Beth, hi

06:41Maybe I wasn't fair to you before, tell me about the coffee shop

06:45Yeah, well, we went in there to buy the quiche for dinner

06:48Katie and him all were with me

06:50And we bought some milkshakes and sat down at the table

06:53But there were some doughnuts that the last customer had left behind

06:57And then fa...

06:59Sorry, Mr Bishop comes over and makes a big fuss about taking the doughnuts away

07:03Just in case I steal it

07:05But I didn't even touch them

07:07Why on earth would he...

07:10Oh, hang on a minute

07:11He's still thinking about the time when you did steal the doughnuts

07:13But that was different

07:14Todd, I'm sorry for not letting you explain this before

07:24I'll go back and have a word with Mr Bishop

07:27I think maybe he owes you an apology

07:29Couldn't we just drop it? There's no point in starting a feud

07:32Oh, fair enough

07:33How do you feel about that?

07:34Oh, it's okay

07:34I don't even like doughnuts much anyway

07:36Can I go finish my homework?

07:38Yeah, sure, off you go

07:39Thanks

07:40Another problem, if I want

07:42The thing is

07:44I feel like I've been doing the same thing for 20 years

07:47Solving kids' problems

07:48Would you like me to try to find somewhere else for Todd and Katie to live?

07:53No, no

07:54I'm very fond of the kids

07:56Just that I don't have the patience I used to

07:59Uncle Jim

08:00Can you fix this, please?

08:03It's not working

08:03Just because they've got new batteries

08:05Okay, Uncle Jim

08:07While you're doing that

08:08I'll go and turn on the oven

08:09Not so funny

08:12Nothing, sweetheart

08:13Let me have a look

08:14Let me have a look at it

08:15Thanks

08:17Nan?

08:28What's the matter?

08:30I love this house, Jane

08:31When are you doing it?

08:34It's the home I've always wanted

08:36And they will not let it be taken from me

08:39Nan, it may not come to that

08:40After all, it was Grandad who walked out

08:42Yes

08:43Walked out and left me for another woman

08:45As Eileen Clark had to remind me

08:47But

08:48This home

08:50Is worth a hundred husbands

08:52And if Len thinks that he's going to take it from me

08:55Then he's mistaken

08:57I will not give it up

08:59Thanks for staying

09:08I'm just glad you backed down about throwing Mike out

09:12I don't think he ever would have got over it

09:14Neither would I

09:16Don't know what got into me

09:18I'll get it

09:21Hi, g'day, mate

09:24Oh, it's Desi

09:25Hey, Des

09:27Listen, Gail's reading a novel and won't put it down

09:29So I'm at a bit of a loose end

09:31I was wondering if you and Mike

09:32Want to come down to the pub for a drink?

09:34Oh, yeah

09:34Sounds good

09:35No, no, I don't think so

09:37Come on, mate

09:38Do you good to go out for a bit?

09:41Yeah, come on

09:42Go on, Des

09:43I don't mind staying a bit longer to look after Jamie

09:44Well, just for half an hour

09:48Doing ya

09:49Let's go, then

09:50Hi

09:55Hi, are you just going out?

09:56Yeah, just down to the waterhole for a drink

09:58Oh

09:59Well, I might come too

10:00Is that okay?

10:01Yes, go on

10:01I'll keep match company

10:02Hi, I'm

10:05I'm sorry I sprung this baby's little job on you like this

10:09I was so worried about getting Arlene to hospital

10:11I didn't stop to wonder if you'd mind helping him

10:13Oh, of course I don't mind

10:15How is Arlene, by the way?

10:17Worn out, that's all

10:18She needs a complete rest

10:19Yes, well, make sure she doesn't come back here unless she can handle things

10:22She's very worried about Des

10:23She feels he hasn't accepted Daphne's death

10:25He hasn't

10:27Oh, no

10:29I knew the peace and quiet was a bit too good to last

10:31He needs his bottle

10:32Match

10:33Go home

10:34You've done enough of the clerks for one day

10:36Jamie needs to be fed

10:36I'll take care of Jamie

10:38I'm his godmother, after all

10:39Thanks

10:40Well, I hope Des and Mike aren't too late

10:44I know they said half an hour

10:45But you know how it is

10:46Half an hour at the pub can be like four hours somewhere else

10:49I don't care how long they take

10:50As long as they cheer Des up

10:52Anyway, I'm not waiting up

10:53I'll leave a note to say that I've taken Jamie home with me

10:56I don't think Des and Mike will mind

10:58By the sound of it, they could both use a decent night's sleep

11:01Night

11:02By the way, Mike, you haven't told us how your practice went

11:08Um, it was good

11:09Yeah, I enjoyed it

11:10Did it feel strange being a teacher instead of a student?

11:13Well, I think I related to the kids pretty well

11:15Well, I just can't wait till I graduate and get a proper teaching job, you know

11:18That's what I really want

11:19Well, there's nothing better than doing a job that's really satisfying, isn't it?

11:22I wouldn't know these days

11:24I'd like to get to work in the workshop

11:27And new business keeps coming into the engineering works, sir

11:29Nah, as long as you're making a buck

11:30Well, Ross says they're doing pretty well

11:32He certainly seems to be getting all of the tenders through these days

11:34But you know, Des

11:36How's our bank account looking?

11:39Sorry, man?

11:40Oh, it doesn't matter

11:41We're just talking business

11:43Oh, it must be my shout

11:45Yeah

11:45Um, I'm right, thanks

11:46Tim, wait

11:48Coming up, Paul

11:49Yeah, speaking of Ross

11:50I haven't seen much of him lately

11:51No, no, well

11:53I mean, we never really socialised that much

11:56And he's got his head down these days

11:57He's turned into more of a work colleague than you are

11:59What are you complaining about?

12:00That's the best sort of partner to have

12:02Well, you ought to know

12:04You've got Gail pretty well trained

12:05Here we go

12:06Two driver's beers

12:08Thanks, H

12:09I'll fix you up when we leave, mate

12:10No worries

12:10Now

12:11Want to hear of beauty?

12:12Not if it's your usual standard of J

12:14No, no, no

12:15Listen, this is a ripper

12:16Ready?

12:17What do you call

12:18A movie star who's got no money?

12:20Want to have a crack at it?

12:21Come on, Paul

12:21Huh?

12:24Skin's eastward

12:25Skin, skin

12:28What was it, Joe?

12:31Oh, mate, did you miss it?

12:32Look, I'll run it by you again

12:33No, no, no

12:34All right, look, here's another one

12:35This'll kill you

12:36Henry, I don't feel like you and Jack

12:37I'm sorry, Des

12:40I didn't think

12:41It's not you, mate

12:43It's me

12:44It's me, I might just get in here

12:45Me and my big mouth

12:51You said it

12:53No, no

12:53I'm responsible

12:55I thought bringing him here

12:56would help him take his mind off things

12:58Um, listen

12:59I might just go with him

13:00Make sure he's okay, you know

13:01Yeah, well, I might make a night out of it

13:06Take the ice

13:06All right, take the ice

13:07Good night

13:07Yeah

13:08Thank you

13:08Oh, thank goodness you're back

13:14I was about to call the water hole

13:15to tell you to come home

13:16Why? What's wrong?

13:17What's Jamie doing here?

13:18Oh, Madge was exhausted

13:19so I decided we should take him tonight

13:21But I just got a call from the hospital

13:23Mrs. Xavier's baby's on the way

13:25and there could be problems with the birth

13:26But when will he be home?

13:30I don't know

13:30It could be ours

13:31Now, he's just been fed

13:35but I think he needs a new nappy

13:36There's a bag with all his things in it

13:38in the bedroom

13:38See you later

13:39Fox FM

13:46Are you seeing Emma today?

13:48She goes to the same school as me, Donda

13:50I know, but are you seeing her after school again?

13:54What if I am?

13:56I reckon she's too, um, too old for you

14:00And I reckon you're just jealous

14:01Jealous?

14:02Yeah, because you haven't got a boyfriend

14:04Well, who wants me?

14:06Oh, I do too

14:07Give it down, would you?

14:08Good morning, everyone

14:09You've seen Jamie this morning

14:11He's sleeping like a little angel

14:12It's hardly surprising he's been awake all night

14:15You know babies?

14:17Yes, I do

14:17The trouble is they're allowed to stay asleep all day

14:20while I have to go to work

14:21How long did you get in?

14:23Oh, about three this morning

14:24It wasn't the easiest first

14:26but the baby is gorgeous

14:28Mr. and Mrs. Xavier must be the proudest parents of the year

14:31Good, I'm so happy for them

14:34I'm even more happy that it's them and not me

14:36who have to look after a new baby

14:37Don't you like babies, Uncle Jim?

14:39Of course it does

14:40Let me put it this way

14:41Babies, I like

14:42And I was quite happy to look after Jamie

14:44if it was going to help Des out

14:45But if you mean

14:46would I like another little Robinson running around the place

14:48No, thanks

14:49You survived four babies

14:51Don't you want to aim for number five?

14:52The only thing I'm aiming for at the moment

14:54is the shower

14:55I hope it'll wake me up

14:56More toast, anyone?

14:58Yes, please

14:58Got any plans for today, Des?

15:02What sort of plans?

15:05Well, I just thought you might be going back to the bank, that's all

15:06No

15:08Come on, mate

15:10You've got to face up to it sometime

15:11All right, I will

15:14When I'm ready

15:15Which is not yet

15:16Sorry, I'm going out

15:19Hello, Dad

15:25You've got brought home

15:26Oh, that's right

15:28You had him last night

15:28Yeah

15:29Um, Des, why don't you

15:31spend some time with Jamie today?

15:33I said I was going out

15:34Des, this little boy

15:36has just lost his mother

15:37He really needs some time with his father

15:39Yeah, I'll see him later

15:43Oh, come on, Des

15:43Just play with him for a bit

15:45I said I'll see him later

15:46Don't take it to heart, Shorty

15:52Your Uncle Mike still loves you

15:54I'll have a word with Des later

15:57Now Daphne's gone

15:58The baby needs to form a new bond

16:00It really should be with his father

16:02Well, you've seen what Des is like

16:04He's not interested in Jamie anymore

16:06He won't talk to him

16:06He won't play with him

16:07I mean, he's out most of the day

16:09Where does he go?

16:09To the cemetery?

16:11Where else?

16:12He just sits there and talks to Daphne

16:14Oh, this is terrible

16:16We've got to get through to him somehow

16:18Yes, well, I've tried

16:19But obviously not hard enough

16:20Listen, um

16:23Would you mind just staying with Jamie

16:25till Mrs. Ramsey gets here, please?

16:27Of course, but where are you going?

16:28Well, Des is no good

16:29hanging around a cemetery all day, is he?

16:31I mean, he's got to get his priorities sorted out

16:33I love Daphne too

16:35but we can't bring her back now

16:36I mean, this is where he belongs at home

16:38with his family

16:38Well, I'm going over there

16:40I'm not leaving till he comes back with me

16:42Hello, Mike

16:43Mrs. Ramsey

16:45Oh, dear

16:46More trouble with Des?

16:47It looks like it

16:48Mike's determined to get through to him

16:49I don't like his chances

16:50but I hope he does

16:51This poor little fella's missing a mother and a father

16:54Yes, and there's no way of knowing

16:55why they're not around anymore

16:57Well, until Eileen gets better

16:59we're all going to have to take turns

17:01doing babysitting shifts

17:02Mm-hmm

17:03And give him lots of love and affection

17:05to make his days as normal as possible

17:07It's not the ideal situation

17:09but it's the best we can do

17:19Good morning, Nan

17:20See you all ready for court

17:22I'm quite ready

17:23How do I look?

17:25Terrific

17:26Really smart

17:27Unless

17:29Unless?

17:32No, there's nothing

17:32Jane, if there's something wrong with my appearance

17:35I'd appreciate you telling me

17:37Well, there isn't anything wrong

17:38It's just that you look like money's no problem for you

17:41If you have to make a plea for the house

17:43wouldn't it be better to wear something old?

17:44Don't worry, dear

17:45I know exactly what I'm doing

17:47I wouldn't put it past Len

17:49to bring his mistress with him

17:51Well, I'll show them that I haven't let myself go

17:54and I won't be pleading for the house

17:56Well, Nan, you will have to make a stand

17:57I won't need to say anything

17:59in here, Jane

18:00Mark my words

18:01Nan, what are you up to?

18:04I told you

18:05that I wouldn't give up my home

18:07without a fight

18:08This is my secret weapon

18:11What are you doing?

18:32Go home, please

18:33There's no point in hanging around here

18:35I mean, your son's at home

18:37Your mum's in hospital

18:38You should be visiting her

18:39Just leave me alone

18:40Des, wake up to yourself, will you?

18:42There's no point

18:42Can't you see that?

18:44Daphne's gone

18:45You've got to face up to it

18:46It's clear on

18:47Des, Jamie's at home

18:49He's alive and he needs you, mate

18:51Just go

18:51I'm just going to sit with Daphne

18:52Daphne's dead, mate

18:54She's dead

18:55Mike!

18:56If you don't back off, help me

18:57I will flatten you

18:58Everybody needs good neighbors

19:03Just a friendly way

19:05Each morning

19:07Helps to make a better day

19:12Neighbors

19:16Need to get to know each other

19:19Next door is only

19:23A footstep away

19:27Neighbors

19:32Everybody needs good neighbors

19:36With a little understanding

19:40You can find the perfect plan

19:44Neighbors

19:49Should be there for one another

19:52That's when good neighbors

19:56Become

19:58Friends

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