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00:02:00Oh, come on.
00:02:06Stupid piece of junk.
00:03:45Thank you, sweet.
00:03:47Okay, darling.
00:04:03It seems new residents have arrived in the dead-end town of Fauntree.
00:04:17Hey, Alfie, do you think your parents might like some breasts for dinner?
00:04:21Oh! Oh! No, no!
00:04:22What are you doing?
00:04:23Oh!
00:04:25Oh!
00:04:26Beat it, kid.
00:04:28Hey, new neighbours, huh?
00:04:30Mm.
00:04:31So what do you know about them?
00:04:33What's your take? Anything interesting?
00:04:38I don't know yet, Mikey.
00:04:40But I'll work it out.
00:04:42Don't have a bite.
00:04:44No, no, Mikey! This one! This one!
00:04:46What I'm trying to tell you, Harry, is that someone needs to take control over her.
00:04:51And if you won't do it, then I'm the one who's left to do it.
00:04:54And I think you should take control over your own daughter, for Christ's sake.
00:04:57She's not swatting around the town now. I'm trying to cook a meal.
00:05:00It's your responsibility. I'm fed up of being the one all the time.
00:05:04Because I'm the one trying to take charge of her.
00:05:16I'm the one trying to take care of her.
00:05:18All right, Parker.
00:05:19Hey, Hopkins.
00:05:21What's up?
00:05:22You look more miserable than usual?
00:05:24Cheers.
00:05:25It's my new look.
00:05:26Miserable as fuck.
00:05:28Dig the outfit, though.
00:05:29Oh, this whole thing.
00:05:31It's the time we go through together.
00:05:32So what's going on?
00:05:34High grade.
00:05:35All the way from the dam.
00:05:38So what's the problem?
00:05:39Let's get baked.
00:05:45Are you ready?
00:05:46Love's good, this man.
00:05:48No hands! No hands!
00:06:05Maybe Susanna's right.
00:06:10Maybe I should just be a beautician.
00:06:15Doing French fucking manicures for the rest of my life.
00:06:20Oi, who's there?
00:06:22Oi!
00:06:24Tell me the low down on your new neighbours.
00:06:26All right.
00:06:28All right, let me think.
00:06:35Mum and Dad.
00:06:37Two kids.
00:06:38Boy and a girl.
00:06:43Who's there?
00:06:44Hey!
00:06:45Standard setup.
00:06:47Details.
00:06:48Hello?
00:06:50What kind of military carriage about him?
00:06:53Good looker.
00:06:56Hello?
00:06:59The son has this kind of anger-filled testosterone vibe.
00:07:06Kind of guy who watches loads of Rambo films.
00:07:11And the daughter, well...
00:07:13Looks like her mum dresses her up as a doll.
00:07:23Where's that?
00:07:25It's just the wind.
00:07:26Healthy?
00:07:43Oh, the Gammons are having a housewarming party tomorrow night.
00:07:47The Gammons?
00:07:49Are they our new neighbours?
00:07:51Yes.
00:07:52We're invited at eight.
00:07:54So if you'd like to join us.
00:07:56Listen, Alfie, if you're going to stay here in my house, I would appreciate a little bit of respect.
00:08:01Your house?
00:08:03This is my mum and dad's house.
00:08:04No, it is not.
00:08:07Fine.
00:08:11So what do you know about the Gammons?
00:08:13Put that thing away.
00:08:15Honestly.
00:08:17You and that Dylan running around here like a couple of I don't know what's, it's an embarrassment.
00:08:22Get your food offy.
00:08:27What happened to you?
00:08:28This old thing.
00:08:42I don't want to bore you.
00:08:44Don't be silly, just tell us.
00:08:46Well, Charlie and I met in Papua New Guinea when we were both missionaries.
00:08:51He's a visitor.
00:08:53What kind of example do you thoroughly do here?
00:08:55He's on my wall now.
00:08:57You haven't made any decision about your college.
00:09:00You come home every night.
00:09:01You reek of marijuana.
00:09:02You spent time with them.
00:09:03I can't just...
00:09:04You're embarrassed.
00:09:05Just give me a rest.
00:09:06You need to make some decisions about yourself.
00:09:13Yeah, I've hunted all over the place.
00:09:16I'm looking forward to joining the local hunt.
00:09:19What game do you have up at the estate?
00:09:21Oh, we've got everything, Charlie.
00:09:23We kill everything.
00:09:25Oh, I'm marvelous.
00:09:27How long have you lived in the village for?
00:09:28Sure.
00:09:30I can't get that bad.
00:09:32Not everyone seems very nice.
00:09:35Oh, I must show you the two stags I shot last summer.
00:09:39Here we are.
00:09:40Yes, really?
00:09:42Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:09:44Shot them in Scotland last year.
00:09:45Oh, this is my son.
00:09:46This is Elliot, this is Elliot.
00:09:47I did take a seat.
00:09:49Always alone and always avoided.
00:09:56Nobody loves a lonely Jaguar.
00:10:01I have a strong and beautiful body.
00:10:08What are you doing?
00:10:09Don't hide.
00:10:10Come in.
00:10:11I was just looking around.
00:10:12Your house is amazing.
00:10:13Where did you get all this stuff from?
00:10:14Mummy and Daddy do a lot of traveling.
00:10:15I'm Ruby.
00:10:16What's your name?
00:10:17Dylan.
00:10:18Dylan Parker.
00:10:20Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:10:21Dylan.
00:10:22Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:10:23Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:10:24I like that.
00:10:25We should be friends.
00:10:27Okay.
00:10:29Okay.
00:10:31Nice boxes.
00:10:34I also couldn't see you.
00:10:35I was just looking around.
00:10:36Your house is amazing.
00:10:37Where did you get all this stuff from?
00:10:38Mummy and Daddy do a lot of traveling.
00:10:39I'm Ruby.
00:10:40What's your name?
00:10:41Dylan.
00:10:42Dylan Parker.
00:10:43Dylan Parker.
00:10:44Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:10:45Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:10:46I like that.
00:10:47We should be friends.
00:10:49Okay.
00:10:50I also collect Japanese swords.
00:10:51Would you like to see?
00:10:52No.
00:10:53No way.
00:10:54No thanks.
00:10:55I have to report back to Alfie.
00:10:57Alfie?
00:11:00Who's Alfie?
00:11:01Friend.
00:11:02She's downstairs.
00:11:03I should go.
00:11:05Well.
00:11:07It was nice to meet you.
00:11:08Dylan, Dylan Parker.
00:11:11Let's do this again soon.
00:11:13Hmm.
00:11:21You'll have tea, Lottie?
00:11:23Yes, please.
00:11:24Great.
00:11:27Okay.
00:11:28It's probably time we tell you what we do.
00:11:30Oh, yeah.
00:11:31Yes, you have been avoiding the question.
00:11:33We own and operate a bespoke travel agency.
00:11:36Oh, sorry.
00:11:37Sorry to interrupt.
00:11:39Bespoke?
00:11:40Er...
00:11:41Specialized?
00:11:42Specialized.
00:11:43Specialized.
00:11:44We design tailored travel experiences.
00:11:49And we focus on the exotic.
00:11:52Exotic.
00:11:53That sounds exciting.
00:11:54Well, if you can dream it, we can plan it.
00:11:56Think, er...
00:11:58I don't know.
00:11:59Think long trips to the far reaches of the world.
00:12:01For you and your family.
00:12:02Even the little ones.
00:12:04Timothy.
00:12:05I want to do that.
00:12:06Oh.
00:12:07Yes, definitely do.
00:12:08Hmm.
00:12:09Here's a surprise.
00:12:10Timothy Jenkins showing off his inherited cat again.
00:12:12I'm sorry.
00:12:13What was that?
00:12:15I didn't say anything.
00:12:18Excuse me.
00:12:22What...
00:12:23What's all that about?
00:12:24Best not to get involved.
00:12:25It's been going on for a long, long time.
00:12:27I really...
00:12:28Where the hell do you think you're going?
00:12:29Hey!
00:12:30Hey!
00:12:31Hey!
00:12:32Alright, alright, alright.
00:12:33Settle down, boys.
00:12:34Settle down!
00:12:36You're not in a playground.
00:12:37This is my house.
00:12:38Now, come on.
00:12:39Shake hands.
00:12:41I'm very sorry.
00:12:44Sorry.
00:12:45Now, come on.
00:12:46Let's get back in and have a coffee.
00:12:52It's official.
00:12:54The villagers have a schoolgirl crush on the Gammons.
00:12:56And it looks as if Pippa now has her sights on...
00:12:59Charlie.
00:13:03I'm so sorry about what happened earlier.
00:13:06So terribly embarrassing, but...
00:13:09He always gets that way.
00:13:10We need drinks.
00:13:11You handled it very tactfully.
00:13:13It's no problem.
00:13:14These things happen.
00:13:15Hi.
00:13:16Hi, I'm Charlie.
00:13:17Didn't we see you on the road?
00:13:21Um...
00:13:22Are you okay?
00:13:23Sorry.
00:13:24I'm, um...
00:13:25A bit stoned.
00:13:31Well, we've all had a puff or two once in a while.
00:13:34Mister.
00:13:35You're preaching to the converted.
00:13:36Oh, am I?
00:13:37Can't wait.
00:13:38I can't wait.
00:13:47You're great you are, Charlie.
00:13:49When I met you, I thought you were great.
00:13:51Well, listen, thanks for coming.
00:13:52All right.
00:13:53Have a safe journey.
00:13:54Good luck.
00:13:56I hate to admit it.
00:13:57The gamut seem all right.
00:14:01I mean, yeah, the kids are a little weird, but...
00:14:04Charlie.
00:14:06He's not like most of the sad case men around here.
00:14:09Doesn't seem like anything special to me.
00:14:13Such a beautiful night.
00:14:15Amazing.
00:14:16Oh, my God.
00:14:41Michael.
00:14:46You know, most of these stars died millions of years ago.
00:14:56All right.
00:14:59All right, Luther.
00:15:01Michael.
00:15:03It's not funny, all right?
00:15:05What are you talking about?
00:15:06Just looking at the sky, Alfie.
00:15:14Yeah, well...
00:15:16Don't.
00:15:19Sorry.
00:15:29What do you want?
00:15:31Michael.
00:15:33Michael.
00:15:37Help!
00:15:41Help me!
00:15:47Help!
00:15:49Help!
00:15:50What the hell is that?
00:15:53Help me!
00:15:54Help!
00:15:57Michael, are you all right?
00:15:58Hey.
00:16:00Huh?
00:16:02What are you talking about?
00:16:04I think you're a bit drunk, that's all, aren't you?
00:16:08Oh, baby, this is it.
00:16:10This is it.
00:16:11We've got a case.
00:16:13I mean, that is not normal.
00:16:14That is not normal, is it?
00:16:16No, it's not.
00:16:17So are we investigating the Gammons?
00:16:19Damn straight we're investigating the Gammons!
00:16:22I knew it.
00:16:24I know the first time I saw them, I knew it.
00:16:27What?
00:16:28Twenty minutes ago, you were saying how the Gammons are the best people on the planet.
00:16:31Things change, Parker.
00:16:32Got to adapt.
00:16:35Maybe they're on the land from the balls.
00:16:38Land from the balls?
00:16:39Telling you, Parker.
00:16:40We are on to something this time.
00:16:42This is it!
00:16:46Skin up, let's celebrate.
00:16:48He's quite right.
00:16:50You see here the inscription.
00:16:52The spiritual form of Nelson guiding Leviath in his readings,
00:16:58I told him,
00:17:00Oh, yeah.
00:17:02And then here,
00:17:04And then here,
00:17:05The special form of Nelson guiding Leviath in his readings,
00:17:11Our form of Chinese.
00:17:12And here,
00:17:13It's the carrying .
00:17:19To the building.
00:17:27And here,
00:17:29He's working!
00:17:32And here,
00:17:33The building.
00:17:35The building is moving,
00:17:37The building is moving,
00:17:38Alfie! Alfie! Alfie! Oi!
00:17:56Parker, you screwed me sideways. You scared me.
00:18:01Sorry, Hopkins.
00:18:02What? I mean, can't this wait? It's really early.
00:18:08I've been doing more digging.
00:18:09What's the rumble?
00:18:12They do a lot of moving around.
00:18:14They've moved around about eight or nine times in the past 15 years.
00:18:18Mostly in Europe.
00:18:20Once in Uruguay and once in America.
00:18:22I still don't know where they were before that, though.
00:18:25Good job, Parker. You're a good egg.
00:18:29I have some more information on your mate Charlie.
00:18:34Charlie?
00:18:36Well, listen to this.
00:18:38You took a set of knives to Butcher Brince to get sharpened.
00:18:41They were fancy, kind of big, like Butcher Brince.
00:18:45There's nothing interesting about that.
00:18:49I mean, especially in this village.
00:18:51Remember what I told you, Parker.
00:18:54Forget everything. Follow the evidence.
00:18:57Elfie! Come on, Elfie! Get up!
00:19:04Fine.
00:19:14Yeah, um...
00:19:15Follow the nose.
00:19:17I'll follow your evidence.
00:19:19What, Parker? Speak up.
00:19:20I can't even hear you.
00:19:22Nothing.
00:19:24Well, I guess we'll pay a little visit to Butcher Brince.
00:19:36Hello, Brince.
00:19:37Alfie Hopkins and Dylan Parker.
00:19:40What brings you to my fine establishment?
00:19:43Brince.
00:19:45We have a couple of questions to ask you.
00:19:48You've met the Gammons, right?
00:19:50Oh, yes. The Gammons.
00:19:53I don't know them well.
00:19:56Decent family, I would say.
00:19:58And, er...
00:19:59You did a bit of work for Charlie, right?
00:20:01What do you know about him?
00:20:03What do you know about him?
00:20:07Well, sharpen these knives, that's all.
00:20:17They're fine knives.
00:20:22They're Russian, he tells me.
00:20:24He's a spiritual man, I'd say.
00:20:27What makes you say that?
00:20:29He takes Butcher in seriously.
00:20:31Now, for me...
00:20:33It's my life's work, but...
00:20:36For him...
00:20:38It's something else.
00:20:42What's this all about, Alfie Hopkins?
00:20:44Well, there's been some, er...
00:20:46Strange occurrences in the village, Brynn.
00:20:48We're just looking into it.
00:20:51Now, I know one or two things about strange occurrences.
00:20:54You don't say.
00:20:58Come here.
00:21:02Many...
00:21:04Many years ago.
00:21:05When I was a lad.
00:21:06Younger than you.
00:21:09Every morning for a fart night.
00:21:11Fallers woke.
00:21:13Find their sheep had been mutilated.
00:21:16Every morning.
00:21:19They'd go out hunting.
00:21:22And every evening.
00:21:24They'd come back empty-handed.
00:21:28My father, he wouldn't let me go.
00:21:32But...
00:21:34Curiosity got the better of me, and...
00:21:39One night...
00:21:41I borrowed his hunting rifle.
00:21:43It was a far moon, I remember that.
00:21:46Mist...
00:21:48Was rolling in.
00:21:50I couldn't quite make out what it was.
00:21:54But then...
00:21:56I could see these eyes...
00:22:00Burning like flames through the mist.
00:22:04What was it?
00:22:05It were...
00:22:06A stag.
00:22:08What?
00:22:09Fuck off.
00:22:10It wasn't a stag.
00:22:11It were, Alfie Hopkins.
00:22:13It was dripping with blood.
00:22:16Entrails were empty from his endless.
00:22:19And it had a coat of war from slain sheep.
00:22:23Across the mound of his back.
00:22:28Caught all of my sand.
00:22:30Turned his head slowly.
00:22:32Slowly.
00:22:34Charged!
00:22:37Mud and blood spewing up behind them.
00:22:42I only had a sack.
00:22:44So I...
00:22:45Fired one off.
00:22:47He robbed!
00:22:49As the bullet took up one of his legs.
00:22:51But he kept charging me.
00:22:54I took a deep breath.
00:22:56I fired again.
00:22:58This time the shot run through.
00:23:01Got him.
00:23:02Right between the eyes.
00:23:04His brain SPLATTERS!
00:23:06In the night sky.
00:23:08And he found...
00:23:09He crumbled at my feet.
00:23:10Right in front of my toes.
00:23:13That is the most disgusting thing I've ever heard.
00:23:16Shh!
00:23:18But...
00:23:20You are full of it though, Bryn.
00:23:23Am I?
00:23:25Alfie Hopkins.
00:23:27Thank you for your time Bryn.
00:23:31We gotta hit the road.
00:23:33You be careful.
00:23:35Alfie Hopkins.
00:23:37Hmm?
00:23:39Jesus Christ.
00:23:41Did you see that?
00:23:43I'm sorry.
00:23:45I'm sorry.
00:23:47I'm sorry.
00:23:48I'm sorry.
00:23:50I'm sorry.
00:23:51I'm sorry.
00:23:53I'm sorry.
00:23:55I'm sorry.
00:23:56Jesus Christ.
00:23:57Did you see the Hopkins?
00:24:02Susanna wants me to drop something at Charlie's.
00:24:04And if I don't do it, soon she'll be on the doubles.
00:24:07I'll see what I can find while I'm there.
00:24:09Okay, I'll keep digging.
00:24:11Oh, hi Alfie.
00:24:14Hello, Mrs Gammon.
00:24:16Lottie.
00:24:18Susanna wanted me to bring this over for Mr Gammon.
00:24:22Nice to see you again.
00:24:24And please call me Isabel.
00:24:26He's such a cutie.
00:24:29Couldn't you just eat him up?
00:24:32Charlie, should we have another one?
00:24:36I think we're just fine, don't you?
00:24:38Hey Alfie, how's things?
00:24:40We've just booked a holiday to East Africa.
00:24:42It's going to cost a fortune.
00:24:45Hunting in Africa.
00:24:47It's a bit barbaric.
00:24:49I've always dreamed of bagging the big five.
00:24:50Now that won't be a problem, will it Charlie?
00:24:53No, well, granted a few of them are on the endangered species list,
00:24:56but I'm sure we'll find a way around that.
00:24:59When you're leaving the hive in a few days, such a lot to do.
00:25:03Doesn't sound like something you would do.
00:25:05I guess you don't know us as well as you think you do,
00:25:08despite picking through our rubbish.
00:25:12Now come on Lottie, there's no need for that.
00:25:14I'd be pretty damn happy if my kids turned out like Alfie.
00:25:16Now maybe you should apologise and just...
00:25:19You know, give her a break.
00:25:24Sorry.
00:25:30Right, who's up for a celebration drink?
00:25:35What's with you?
00:25:45Nothing.
00:25:56Right, Berker?
00:25:57Mm-hm.
00:25:58How's the gum shewing?
00:26:00Well, slow.
00:26:02But the deeper I get, the stranger the gammon's seen.
00:26:04How'd it go with you?
00:26:09What's up, you know, your melancholic self?
00:26:11Melancholic is for teenage boys.
00:26:17I was just thinking, you know.
00:26:19Charlie's a good egg.
00:26:23Hopkins, you remember that we were investigating the gammons, right?
00:26:26Your idea, may I add.
00:26:28I know. I know.
00:26:29Just saying I think that he's all right.
00:26:32You know, he backed me up with Lottie.
00:26:34It's just nice to have someone believe in me once in a while.
00:26:36What are you working on?
00:26:37Just trying to access a few databases, police, photos registration, that kind of thing, to find out more about the gammons.
00:26:52Nerd stuff.
00:26:53Nerd stuff.
00:26:55Yeah.
00:26:56Nerd stuff.
00:27:06You got into uni in the city?
00:27:09Just nothing.
00:27:11I never even knew you applied.
00:27:15My dad made me. I didn't really want to.
00:27:20So you...
00:27:22I mean, you will actually go then?
00:27:25No.
00:27:27I deferred it a year.
00:27:29So you'll go next year?
00:27:31No.
00:27:33I don't want to leave.
00:27:36Just...
00:27:37Just give me that and forget about it.
00:27:56Don't worry little boy.
00:27:57I'll let you have him when I'm finished.
00:27:59I'm sorry, did you say something?
00:28:00Yeah.
00:28:01It looks like someone vomited their clothes on you.
00:28:04Did you start skydiving?
00:28:06What do you want about?
00:28:07Oh, you must have skydived into those trousers.
00:28:09Best camel toe I've seen in years.
00:28:10Funny.
00:28:12Jesus.
00:28:13What happened to you?
00:28:14I grew up.
00:28:15Maybe you should try it.
00:28:17Oh, I'd, um...
00:28:19I'd love to stay and chit-chat.
00:28:20I've got to go and pull my fingernails out.
00:28:22Pleasure, as always.
00:28:30Hey Charlie.
00:28:31Hey.
00:28:32Another housewarming gift from Susannah.
00:28:33Oh, Alfie, thanks.
00:28:34Oh, she's, er...
00:28:35Well, she's persistent, isn't she?
00:28:36Sorry, don't mind me.
00:28:37I've just been doing my yoga.
00:28:38Something we learned in India.
00:28:39I'm going to go Gora's tribe.
00:28:40Fascinating.
00:28:41Fascinating.
00:28:42Really.
00:28:43A lot of information I, er...
00:28:44Didn't need to know.
00:28:45You want to give it a go?
00:28:46Oh, no, thanks.
00:28:47Self-improvement isn't high on my list of things to do.
00:28:49Oh, come on.
00:28:50Stop me so cool.
00:28:51No, I'm...
00:28:52No, I'm sorry.
00:28:53I'm sorry.
00:28:54I'm sorry.
00:28:55I'm sorry.
00:28:56I'm sorry.
00:28:57I'm sorry.
00:28:58I'm sorry.
00:28:59I'm sorry.
00:29:00I'm sorry.
00:29:01I'm sorry.
00:29:02I'm sorry.
00:29:03I'm sorry.
00:29:04I'm sorry.
00:29:05I'm sorry.
00:29:06I'm sorry.
00:29:07I'm sorry.
00:29:08I'm sorry.
00:29:09I'm sorry.
00:29:10I'm not sure.
00:29:11Come on.
00:29:12Try it.
00:29:13Come sit down.
00:29:14All right.
00:29:15All right.
00:29:18Just sit like this.
00:29:20If you tell anyone, I'm coming after you.
00:29:24I've been warned.
00:29:31You have this.
00:29:32Why do you have this?
00:29:33Er, well, it's...
00:29:35You know, it's one of my favourite movies.
00:29:37Best film noir ever made.
00:29:39Oh, well, Maltese Falcon or Double Indemnity might have something to say about that.
00:29:42But it's got the best last line in a movie ever.
00:29:45Forget it, Jake.
00:29:46It's Chinatown.
00:29:47You do know it.
00:29:48I mean, I tried watching it with my pups, but he just didn't get it.
00:29:53And don't get me wrong, he's not a bad guy or anything.
00:29:56You just...
00:29:57Well, Alfie, let me tell you something.
00:29:59Most of us parents aren't bad guys.
00:30:02And one of these days you'll just realise we're human beings just like you and just as fucked up.
00:30:08Guess so.
00:30:09Anyway, he's, um...
00:30:12He's all I've got now, so...
00:30:14If you don't mind me asking, where's your mum?
00:30:18She died when I was about 12.
00:30:21She was shot.
00:30:23Murdered.
00:30:24Murdered?
00:30:26Uh, by, uh, well, by who?
00:30:31Never found out.
00:30:32I mean, the police said it was an accident, but I didn't buy it.
00:30:37Oh.
00:30:38Oh, I get it now.
00:30:41You know, I...
00:30:44I tried to work the case and see, you know, and convince the constable and convince my dad,
00:30:51but I just couldn't solve it.
00:30:53I just couldn't get...
00:30:54If you ever solve it, if the police couldn't...
00:30:57Well, you shouldn't give yourselves a job, Ty.
00:31:04I guess you're right.
00:31:09I've got enough of this sermon. Let's try this yoga. Come on.
00:31:20Hi, Alfie.
00:31:22Hi, Isabel.
00:31:24Do you want some help?
00:31:26Yeah, that would be great.
00:31:27I have a stroke and a beautiful body
00:31:36But no one belongs
00:31:39And all is that you are
00:31:48Come on, darling.
00:31:49Come on, good.
00:31:50Right, can I please have a look at your shoes?
00:31:51No, come here.
00:31:52Let me look.
00:31:53Yeah, that's good.
00:31:54Let me have one.
00:31:55Lovely.
00:31:56In you go.
00:31:57Good boy.
00:31:58Are you going to start working on this case?
00:32:01I am.
00:32:03I am.
00:32:04Really?
00:32:05I think your focus is on the wrong thing.
00:32:08Good.
00:32:09Look here, Parker.
00:32:11You want to see me focus?
00:32:14Stay here.
00:32:17Where are you going?
00:32:19Alfie!
00:32:23So you're off then.
00:32:24Either pay with cash or credit.
00:32:27Alfie!
00:32:28Would you just get out of the way?
00:32:31Oh!
00:32:34Where's the thing?
00:32:36What is it?
00:32:37Do you want to die?
00:32:38Is that what you want?
00:32:40So, Lottie.
00:32:41You ought to spend some blood money.
00:32:42Maybe play little blood sports.
00:32:43Maybe get yourself a little blood diamond too.
00:32:45Get out of the car.
00:32:46Right, come on.
00:32:47Just...
00:32:48Get...
00:32:49Call your head, Timothy.
00:32:50I'm gone.
00:32:53Come in on.
00:32:54Did she touch you?
00:32:55Are you all right, darling?
00:32:56I'm all right.
00:32:57Are you okay?
00:32:58Come on.
00:32:59One finger on your head.
00:33:00Come on.
00:33:01Don't even look at her, darling.
00:33:02Don't look at her.
00:33:09What the hell's wrong with you?
00:33:19You told me to work the case.
00:33:21I worked it.
00:33:22How's that going to help anything?
00:33:24What about following the evidence?
00:33:26Oh, come on.
00:33:27I'm just having a laugh.
00:33:28Do you remember what having fun is?
00:33:29Don't be a tool.
00:33:30Well, what do you care anyway?
00:33:31You're about to ditch me for uni any day now, right?
00:33:34What?
00:33:35No.
00:33:36I'm not.
00:33:37No.
00:33:38Call me when you're thinking straight.
00:33:40See you later.
00:33:41Parker!
00:33:42Dylan!
00:33:43Dylan!
00:33:44Dylan!
00:33:45Dylan!
00:34:13itter!
00:34:14What?
00:34:15What?
00:34:16Boog Slowly.
00:34:17Go, go, go.
00:34:22I'm not.
00:34:24Paul...
00:34:25Cadaver.
00:34:26Shh!
00:34:27Shh!
00:34:36Santander...
00:34:42All right, Barker.
00:35:08All right.
00:35:09Maybe I'll just shake the tree and see what falls.
00:35:23Alfie, hey.
00:35:25Did we have another class scheduled?
00:35:27Oh, no.
00:35:28Still sore from the last time.
00:35:31Um, actually, I just wanted to ask you a couple of questions.
00:35:34Are you busy?
00:35:35No, no, go ahead.
00:35:36Come on.
00:35:36You want to come in?
00:35:37No.
00:35:39So the Jenkins left for the African trip yesterday?
00:35:42Yeah.
00:35:42Yeah, well, they, uh, they got off on time.
00:35:45They're probably now relaxing in business class, bastards.
00:35:48When are they coming back?
00:35:49Well, they, well, they booked a three-month trip, so three months would be the answer.
00:35:54Well, don't tell me you're not missing Lottie already.
00:35:56I saw you and Elliot follow the Jenkins, and you came home with no Elliot, but he followed
00:36:02an hour later.
00:36:03It just seemed a little bit odd.
00:36:05Wait a minute.
00:36:06Is this one of your investigations?
00:36:07Have you been staking out my house?
00:36:08I thought we were friends.
00:36:09We are.
00:36:12Just wondering, that's all.
00:36:13Well, are you sure you weren't stoned?
00:36:18Sorry.
00:36:19It's not a big deal.
00:36:21Like I said, I just want to know what's going on.
00:36:23Well, look, I told you to drop it, so drop it.
00:36:24All right, I've got things to do.
00:36:25I'll see you later.
00:36:26See, that Pippa's been coming round.
00:36:31She's got a thing for a married man.
00:36:35Don't fuck with me, Alfie.
00:36:37All right?
00:36:38Charlie, that language.
00:36:42Didn't you know how fucking delicate I am?
00:36:43You should be careful what you accuse people of.
00:36:46What are you saying?
00:36:51Nothing looks sorry.
00:36:54That wasn't fair, was it?
00:36:56We came here for a bit of peace and quiet.
00:37:01And you're certainly entertaining.
00:37:03And I like you, Alfie.
00:37:04All right, let's just keep it that way.
00:37:20Interview with Charlie is convinced that my first instincts were right.
00:37:24The wholesome family act.
00:37:26I don't buy it.
00:37:27Everyone has a secret.
00:37:29And the more perfect they seem, the darker it is.
00:37:33Oh, and Charlie boy, you don't want to fuck with me either.
00:37:36Who's your favourite Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle?
00:37:43Raphael.
00:37:44Who?
00:37:49Who is that?
00:37:52Alfie.
00:37:53She was asking about the Jenkins.
00:37:55I think we've become the target of one of our investigations.
00:38:01Charlie, no.
00:38:03Don't let her spoil this for you.
00:38:05We've just got here.
00:38:07Oh, don't worry.
00:38:07It'll be fine.
00:38:08We'll take care of it.
00:38:12You kids will just have to be more careful.
00:38:13Grace?
00:38:20Parker, it's me.
00:38:22It's time to dig deeper on the Gammons.
00:38:24Hey, Hopkins.
00:38:25So you're back on the case?
00:38:26What happened?
00:38:27Oh, a little birdie had to remind me where my head was.
00:38:29And I finally found it.
00:38:30Good birdie.
00:38:32So, I guess you're going to put us in the hole again?
00:38:34You love it.
00:38:37Let's keep our eyes on the Gammons.
00:38:39That's what I want to hear.
00:39:01You can have him.
00:39:21I'm all finished.
00:39:22What?
00:39:23Liar.
00:39:24Thanks for your helpful advice.
00:39:25He was amazing.
00:39:31Pippa, how's it going?
00:39:39Hello, Mr. Gammons.
00:39:40I thought I'd just drop by and say hello.
00:39:42Is your wife home?
00:39:45Uh, no.
00:39:46No, no, no.
00:39:47She's not, I'm afraid.
00:39:49You don't mind if I make myself feel comfortable, do you?
00:39:54No, go ahead.
00:39:55Can I get you something?
00:39:56Maybe.
00:39:57Or maybe I could do something for you.
00:40:01I think it's time for you to go.
00:40:05Are you sure, Charlie?
00:40:07I think it would be nice if I stayed.
00:40:10Look, I'm not like one of these pathetic men in Thorn Tree.
00:40:14You think you can handle me, do you?
00:40:16I can handle any man, Charlie.
00:40:18You think you can?
00:40:19This isn't a game, is it?
00:40:19Stop it, Charlie!
00:40:20Mr. Gammons, you're helping me!
00:40:22Leave now.
00:40:23I'm sorry, I...
00:40:27I just thought...
00:40:29I'm sorry, I'll go.
00:40:35Stop.
00:40:47Come and sit down.
00:40:48Come and sit down.
00:40:49I like you, Pippa.
00:41:00I think you're pretty cool.
00:41:02I'm not.
00:41:04Well, the problem is you don't know anything other than this village.
00:41:06Here, you just teach horse riding.
00:41:10Out there, you could be riding a camel through the Sahara Desert.
00:41:14At your age, you should be exploring the world.
00:41:20Having an adventure.
00:41:23I could...
00:41:24Well, I could book you a trip.
00:41:28Would you...
00:41:28Would you trust me to do that?
00:41:32Yes, Charlie, I trust you.
00:41:37Oh, great.
00:41:40You are so beautiful.
00:41:43And intelligent.
00:41:47You're wasted here.
00:41:52Thank you, Charlie.
00:41:53No.
00:41:54It's the first, the Jenkins.
00:42:09And now Pippa's forked out for one of these gammon boutique tours.
00:42:12And unlike most of the sleazebag men in this village, Charlie appears to be immune to Pippa's charms.
00:42:21And with him doing his daddy act, he's got her hook, line and sinker.
00:42:29I think it's time we tap up those freaky twins.
00:42:32No way.
00:42:33Uh-uh.
00:42:34That Ruby dames gives a shit out of me.
00:42:36Come on, Parker.
00:42:37There's nothing like a bit of undercover.
00:42:38Besides, what's the worst that can happen?
00:42:53Here.
00:42:56Hold this.
00:42:58Like this.
00:43:00That.
00:43:02There.
00:43:02So, um, when did you learn to shoot?
00:43:12My dad.
00:43:15Been shooting since I was a child.
00:43:21So what's this, um, yoga religion stuff you guys practice?
00:43:25That's my parents' stupid thing.
00:43:27My dad went all native.
00:43:34These are great.
00:43:35What's in them?
00:43:36Nothing silly.
00:43:38Just my little mementos.
00:43:42This is what I really want to show you.
00:43:45This is a samurai sword.
00:43:46It's built for open field combat.
00:43:49And if you plan on slicing through somebody's,
00:43:51this is the blade to use.
00:43:54Hey, watch it.
00:43:55It's quick and easy.
00:43:56They don't feel a thing.
00:43:59Sometimes they deserve it, Dylan.
00:44:02Now sit down.
00:44:03I want to try something.
00:44:06Come on.
00:44:08So how do I do this?
00:44:10A good hunter anticipates.
00:44:14Imagine you were a bird.
00:44:18Where would you fly?
00:44:21Fire!
00:44:21Fire!
00:44:22Fire!
00:44:26Nice shot.
00:44:29Thanks.
00:44:32You're a good teacher.
00:44:37So, your parents met as missionaries?
00:44:40It was when Daddy was living with the Asmat tribe in Papua New Guinea.
00:44:44Isn't that romantic?
00:44:46Yes.
00:44:47Interesting.
00:44:48How long do the people usually go on these trips?
00:44:56Why all the questions?
00:44:58It's just really interesting stuff.
00:45:00No, it isn't.
00:45:07What are you after?
00:45:09Everywhere.
00:45:12Everywhere.
00:45:13There was that leper tribe in Africa,
00:45:15and there was that other tribe in West Papa,
00:45:18but ever since Ellie and I were born,
00:45:19Mummy's made Daddy work in the West.
00:45:23That is how a geisha should look.
00:45:26You've got great bone structure.
00:45:27Very nice.
00:45:41What were you saying about your mum?
00:45:42Shh, Dylan.
00:45:44I have to ask you a question.
00:45:46Okay.
00:45:49Why are you still in this village?
00:45:51You're much older than me,
00:45:52and you're still living with your parents.
00:45:55I'm not that much older than you.
00:45:56I like my men to be independent, Dylan.
00:46:00I'll answer my question.
00:46:03Well, after Elfie's mum died,
00:46:07she got really protective of her dad.
00:46:11But then Suzanne came into the picture.
00:46:15After that, I guess,
00:46:16she was scared that she was losing completely as she went away.
00:46:21I didn't ask about Elfie.
00:46:22I asked about you.
00:46:25You could leave.
00:46:26Nah.
00:46:29I couldn't leave without her.
00:46:33What happened to her mummy?
00:46:36We were playing one of Elfie's crime-fighting games.
00:46:40Elfie's mum was terrified that we were too close to the hunt,
00:46:42so she went out looking for us.
00:46:45Someone from the hunting party shot her.
00:46:47Oh, that's horrific.
00:46:50We weren't anywhere near the hunt.
00:46:53It was an accident,
00:46:54but Elfie convinced herself that it wasn't.
00:46:57Someone shot her on purpose.
00:47:00She was murdered.
00:47:01No matter what her father said or what the police told her,
00:47:05she wouldn't believe it.
00:47:09She blamed herself.
00:47:10And that was her fault.
00:47:20That was her first kiss.
00:47:21Sorry.
00:47:33I've got to go.
00:47:35Is that Elfie?
00:47:36You don't have to go.
00:47:39Sorry.
00:47:40What's the worst that can happen, she says.
00:47:53What's the worst that can happen?
00:47:54Oh, come on.
00:47:55You are kind of a dish.
00:47:57You want to have some serious information for me looking like that?
00:48:00It was petrifying.
00:48:04She should be sectioned.
00:48:06I did manage to get some more info on the Gammon's parentis.
00:48:09How about you?
00:48:10Let's just say Gammon Jr. has some serious daddy issues.
00:48:14He went a bit OJ Simpson and me.
00:48:15Really?
00:48:16You okay?
00:48:17Come on, Parker.
00:48:18Ain't no damsel in distress.
00:48:20Let's put this together.
00:48:23So we know the Gammons have lived here, here and here.
00:48:26Is that it?
00:48:27Mm.
00:48:30Oh, I forgot about this.
00:48:37So that's why you're in the Jenkins car.
00:48:40You clever little girl.
00:48:43Always on the clock, Parker.
00:48:45Let's give this a little ring.
00:48:53The number you have reached is not infamous.
00:48:56The number doesn't seem good yet.
00:48:59Could be the connection.
00:49:00It's Kenya.
00:49:02I have an idea.
00:49:04Of course you do, Parker.
00:49:05You're a bright bulb.
00:49:06I am Deloitte.
00:49:08I am Deloitte.
00:49:09You know it.
00:49:10I am Deloitte.
00:49:10I am Deloitte.
00:49:11I am Deloitte.
00:49:12So here's a little program that I've put together.
00:49:14I have to hack into a few police and newspaper databases, but it should do the trick.
00:49:21Nerds rule.
00:49:22Okay, so according to this, every village that the Gammons have moved into, there has been a spike in reported missing people and runaways.
00:49:32It's a BSA.
00:49:33It's a BSA.
00:49:34The Gammons move into a town and gradually the locals go missing.
00:49:38It's a BSA.
00:49:40It's a BSA.
00:49:41It's a BSA.
00:49:42Maybe. It could just be a coincidence. There could be another conclusion.
00:49:47What explanation? I mean, your girlfriend just said so.
00:49:52That's what's happening.
00:49:55What could it be? Cash scam?
00:49:58I don't know.
00:50:01We need more evidence.
00:50:03So what now?
00:50:05Well, what do you think? We ain't private dicks for nothing.
00:50:09Let's do it.
00:50:12Let's do it.
00:50:42I don't know, Alfie.
00:51:06We're getting nowhere.
00:51:07Maybe we're barking up the wrong tree again.
00:51:10The whole village loves the gammons.
00:51:12Oh, Parker. Always hoping for the best.
00:51:15How about a sniff to figure it out?
00:51:17Always. Skin up.
00:51:22What's that?
00:51:24An accident.
00:51:26Maybe.
00:51:26Looks like a funny kind of accident.
00:51:29Looks like a funny kind of accident.
00:51:30What is that?
00:52:00It's a splat of blood. Must have come from the hunt.
00:52:05I'm not sure. Let's take a look around.
00:52:20Alfie.
00:52:30Sam and Lottie were here.
00:52:33Wait! Wait! Look at me!
00:52:36He was frozen still.
00:52:38They watched as...
00:52:40...Timothy struggled with the attacker.
00:52:43Here.
00:52:44She broke free. Must have been fast. No hesitation.
00:53:00I made her dash into the woods.
00:53:03Alfie, I think we should call the police.
00:53:09Dylan, I am not going to the hammer and saws.
00:53:24There's someone coming.
00:53:26Run.
00:53:27Who's there?
00:53:39What?
00:53:40What?
00:53:41What?
00:53:42Where are you?
00:53:44No!
00:53:45Oh, no.
00:53:46Oh!
00:53:48Did you see who it was?
00:54:18Oh.
00:54:19I'd love to tell Mummy and Daddy.
00:54:25Oh, come on.
00:54:32Hello?
00:54:33Oh, finally.
00:54:34Look, Mandy, it's Elfie.
00:54:36No.
00:54:37What?
00:54:38No, look, I need to speak to Constable Kelly.
00:54:40What do you mean he's out?
00:54:41Well, let me speak to somebody...
00:54:43What do you mean they're all out?
00:54:45What sort of Mickey Mouse outfit are you running here, Mandy?
00:54:47What are you doing?
00:54:48You're not making trouble again.
00:54:50Look, we found something in the woods.
00:54:51You need to come with us.
00:54:53What are you blabbing on about now?
00:54:56We found some Jenkins teddy and it was covered in blood.
00:55:00The gum has killed the Jenkins.
00:55:02Please, Mrs. Hopkins.
00:55:03We really need someone else to come and see this.
00:55:08Fine.
00:55:09Okay.
00:55:10Fine.
00:55:11What's going on?
00:55:12We found that.
00:55:13Where's the rest of it?
00:55:14Alfie, Dylan, Mrs. Hopkins.
00:55:15I'm afraid you're a little bit too late.
00:55:16What?
00:55:17How?
00:55:18We haven't dropped the dime yet.
00:55:19I see.
00:55:20The Gammon kids.
00:55:21They dropped the dime.
00:55:22Elias and Ruby stumbled across this, what looks like a teddy bear head.
00:55:23Called the police.
00:55:24Stumbled.
00:55:25They walked right to it.
00:55:26We saw them.
00:55:27They walked right to it.
00:55:28We saw them.
00:55:29That was you.
00:55:30What's going on?
00:55:31We found that.
00:55:32Where's the rest of it?
00:55:33Alfie, Dylan, Mrs. Hopkins.
00:55:34I'm afraid you're a little bit too late.
00:55:35What?
00:55:36How?
00:55:37We haven't dropped the dime yet.
00:55:38I see.
00:55:39The Gammon kids.
00:55:40They dropped the dime.
00:55:41Elias and Ruby stumbled across this, what looks like a teddy bear head.
00:55:45Called the police.
00:55:46Stumbled.
00:55:47They walked right to it.
00:55:48We saw them.
00:55:49That was you in the woods.
00:55:50After we found the teddy, we rushed home to check the Jenkins itinerary on Mummy's computer.
00:55:54I rang the hotel.
00:55:55They didn't check in.
00:55:56I rang the airline.
00:55:57They didn't even make it on the flight.
00:55:58You lie.
00:55:59That number doesn't even work.
00:56:00Yes, it does, Alfie.
00:56:01You have to try it a few times.
00:56:02It is in Kenya.
00:56:03That's very good work, Ruby.
00:56:04Come on.
00:56:05Talk of yours.
00:56:06I don't know.
00:56:07There he is.
00:56:08You've done anything.
00:56:09I'm just in the boots of his car.
00:56:10Along with some of the Jenkins' personal belongings.
00:56:11Look, I have no idea where that came from.
00:56:12Well, they match.
00:56:13Don't worry, Michael.
00:56:14We'll look after you, okay?
00:56:15On the Gadmans call, they reminded us of your little feud with Timothy and, well,
00:56:20here we are.
00:56:21That's what you think of it.
00:56:22It's a big deal.
00:56:23You think of it, you think of it?
00:56:24Well, you know, there's a big deal.
00:56:25You know.
00:56:26You know, there's a big deal.
00:56:27It's a big deal.
00:56:28You know, there's a big deal.
00:56:29It's a big deal.
00:56:30You know?
00:56:31There's a big deal.
00:56:32You know, there's a big deal.
00:56:33Here we are.
00:56:35Do you think the Jenkins are dead?
00:56:37Granted, we haven't found the bodies yet, but I'm sure Michael will cooperate.
00:56:41Won't you, Michael?
00:56:42This is ridiculous. I haven't done anything. You know that?
00:56:45Oh, come on, Kelly. Can't you see how convenient this is?
00:56:47The Gammons find the teddy bear. The Gammons say Michael did it.
00:56:50Alfie, this is ridiculous!
00:56:52Alfie!
00:56:53I knew this was too big for you.
00:56:54That's enough, Alfie!
00:56:56Alright, I'm not playing this game with you, okay?
00:56:58It's an open and shut case.
00:56:59They're lying.
00:57:01I'm sorry.
00:57:03Let's go.
00:57:05I've wasted enough time here.
00:57:11I've never heard so much rubbish.
00:57:13It's an overactive imagination.
00:57:15Are you guys going to be alright?
00:57:16Yeah, I'll go home.
00:57:18Thank you so much.
00:57:19It's quite alright. Thank you.
00:57:20Well done, guys.
00:57:21Come on.
00:57:22You'll be good for it.
00:57:33Hey, Alfie!
00:57:34It's not him.
00:57:35Oh no, Parker.
00:57:36Come on.
00:57:37Come on.
00:57:38You okay?
00:57:39So the Jenkins are dead.
00:57:40And the Michael was the killer.
00:57:41I don't buy it.
00:57:42Maybe you'll be right right now.
00:57:43You're not a baby.
00:57:44You're not a baby.
00:57:45If I see his brother, what the fuck does it get up?
00:57:46You're not a baby.
00:57:47You're not a baby.
00:57:48I'm not a baby.
00:57:49You're not a baby.
00:57:50I'm a baby.
00:57:51I want a baby.
00:57:52You okay?
00:58:02So the Jenkins are dead.
00:58:05And the Michael is the killer.
00:58:08I don't buy it.
00:58:11Maybe we were wrong.
00:58:13Parker, you discovered the pattern on your computer, my Bob.
00:58:17I mean, we're just about to bust the gamins.
00:58:22And then Michael gets nabbed for it.
00:58:24Michael and Timothy have hated each other for years.
00:58:27He had a motive and an opportunity.
00:58:30The police.
00:58:32They spun a good tale, but something doesn't fit.
00:58:43Thank you for driving me to the airport.
00:58:46You're being so nice.
00:58:47I'm really sorry about the other day.
00:58:50Don't be silly. It's forgotten.
00:58:52Did you mean what you said?
00:58:58About me being beautiful and intelligent?
00:59:02I think you're the most beautiful girl I've ever met.
00:59:04I don't see you.
00:59:05Oh, dear.
00:59:12Oh, you're a real catch.
00:59:42You're a man of the world.
00:59:46I'm sure you can teach me a thing or two.
00:59:48Oh, I can.
00:59:50Yes, I can.
00:59:53Okay, okay.
00:59:55So what is the Gammons' M.O.?
00:59:58What are they up to?
01:00:02I've been trying no more.
01:00:04Sorry, I was hungry, Anne.
01:00:07Wait.
01:00:09There's no saying with the Jenkins.
01:00:10Granted, we haven't found the bodies yet.
01:00:12Charlie and I met in Papua New Guinea
01:00:15when we were both missionaries.
01:00:18My dad went all native.
01:00:21Parker, computer.
01:00:25Charlie, it's your wife.
01:00:27Please, please help.
01:00:28Don't worry.
01:00:30Come on.
01:00:32Did you hear that?
01:00:38I should really be going.
01:00:44I'm going to miss my flight.
01:00:46I can make my own way there.
01:00:47I don't think you're going to make that flight.
01:00:54Granted, we haven't found the bodies yet,
01:00:55but I'm sure Michael will cooperate.
01:00:56That's why they can't find the bodies.
01:01:07What are you two doing here?
01:01:10We share, Pippa.
01:01:13That's what good families do.
01:01:16I don't understand.
01:01:17We are the Chosen.
01:01:36The Gammons are cannibals.
01:01:38We'll be together now.
01:02:03Elliot!
01:02:04Elliot!
01:02:04Elliot!
01:02:04Elliot!
01:02:08Elliot!
01:02:38We've been made.
01:02:49They're on to us.
01:02:53Parker, calm down.
01:02:54We've got to tell someone.
01:02:55Your dad.
01:02:56My dad?
01:02:57Do you want to think I'm telling my dad this?
01:02:59We'll make it safe.
01:03:00We'll hold up here for the night.
01:03:01Then we'll go to Constable Kelly
01:03:02with all the evidence first thing in the morning.
01:03:04Okay.
01:03:05Look at one thing straight, Alfie.
01:03:07I'm too young to die.
01:03:14I can hear you.
01:03:37I can hear you.
01:03:59I think it's morning.
01:04:29Oh my God, it's a hand.
01:04:53It's a human hand.
01:04:56What is it?
01:04:58You sick bastards.
01:05:03I can't take this any longer.
01:05:05Let's settle this now.
01:05:07Alfie, where are you going?
01:05:09Follow me, it's got an end to the shit.
01:05:13I think Petrie's my favourite character in Land Before Time.
01:05:20This is it, you freaks.
01:05:22Give me that, I'm going to bust you once and for all.
01:05:24What are you talking about, Alfie?
01:05:26I don't know.
01:05:27Come on, Alfie, let's go and see the constable.
01:05:28Yeah, follow your lap, Doc.
01:05:35Don't hurt him.
01:05:36Elliot!
01:05:37What's going on?
01:05:39Elliot!
01:05:40Back in the house.
01:05:41Both of you now.
01:05:42Back in the house.
01:05:43Back in the house.
01:05:44No!
01:05:45No, Dan!
01:05:46No, come here, Alfie!
01:05:47Stop!
01:05:48Just stop!
01:05:49Stop!
01:05:50Stop!
01:05:51The cameras are cannibals!
01:05:52Cannibals?
01:05:53What are you talking about?
01:05:54Have you lost your mind?
01:05:55That's ridiculous.
01:05:56Don't touch me.
01:05:57Just lick in the icebox.
01:05:58Pippa's hand's in it.
01:05:59I don't know what to say, Alfie.
01:06:00We've been very patient with you.
01:06:02I think this village has just about enough of you and your antics.
01:06:05Please, tell me the truth.
01:06:07I'm telling the truth.
01:06:09I'm sorry.
01:06:10I'm sorry.
01:06:11I'm sorry.
01:06:12I'm sorry.
01:06:13I'm sorry.
01:06:14I'm sorry.
01:06:15I'm sorry.
01:06:16I'm sorry.
01:06:17I'm sorry.
01:06:18I'm sorry.
01:06:19I'm sorry.
01:06:20I'm sorry.
01:06:21I'm sorry.
01:06:22I'm sorry.
01:06:23I'm sorry.
01:06:24Come on.
01:06:39Do you know what?
01:06:40I don't care anymore.
01:06:41I don't care about any of it.
01:06:42Oh, come on, Alfie.
01:06:43Let's go to the cops.
01:06:44Why?
01:06:45Who do you think is going to believe us now?
01:06:47The cameras aren't stupid.
01:06:49I mean, they probably already lodged a complaint against us.
01:06:52It's going to look like one of our stupid, made-up, pretend investigations.
01:06:57Well, we can't let them get away with it.
01:06:59What's the point?
01:07:02Let's face the facts.
01:07:05I don't have a clue.
01:07:10Yes, you do.
01:07:11I'm a total failure.
01:07:12It's just like what Susanna said.
01:07:14You've never been good at it.
01:07:15I couldn't even sell my mom's kiss.
01:07:18You've never been good at it.
01:07:20I couldn't even sell my mom's kiss.
01:07:25What are you doing?
01:07:50What?
01:07:52I was kissing you.
01:07:56Why?
01:07:58You were kissing me too, Alfie.
01:08:02I was...
01:08:04...surprised.
01:08:08You're out of line, Dylan.
01:08:12What do you mean?
01:08:14Well, I could...
01:08:18I could never look at you like that.
01:08:26Let's face it, you're...
01:08:28You're a total geek.
01:08:36Sorry, I didn't mean that.
01:08:38Yeah, you did.
01:08:42You think I like being here?
01:08:46Surrounded by dead animals and hunters.
01:08:52What do you mean?
01:08:54Being stuck in this deadhead village.
01:08:58It's killing me.
01:09:00You ask me if I want to get out of here,
01:09:02if I want to go to uni, well, of course I do.
01:09:04So why don't you just...
01:09:08Why don't you just...
01:09:10Why do you think?
01:09:12What do you think?
01:09:18I think we should go...
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01:16:10Elfie.
01:16:40Where's Denon?
01:17:05You're too late.
01:17:08He's already dead.
01:17:13For a skinny guy, he was quite tasty.
01:17:19I thought you didn't believe in killing.
01:17:26I thought you were too late.
01:17:43I thought you were too late.
01:17:54I thought you were too late.
01:18:00I thought you were too late.
01:18:10I thought you were too late.
01:18:12I thought you were too late.
01:18:23I thought you were too late.
01:18:25I thought you were too late.
01:18:44I thought you were too late.
01:19:01I thought you were too late.
01:19:18I thought you were too late.
01:19:30I thought you were too late.
01:19:41I thought you were too late.
01:19:43I thought you were too late.
01:19:58I thought you were too late.
01:20:00I thought you were too late.
01:20:17I thought you were too late.
01:20:36I thought you were too late.
01:20:38I thought you were too late.
01:20:40Get away from him, you slut.
01:20:53Take it easy, bunny boiler.
01:20:54He loves you.
01:20:55Why do you love him?
01:20:58If it wasn't for you, he would love me.
01:21:00Sorry, doll face.
01:21:02But it's just not going to play out that way.
01:21:04He's mine!
01:21:06Stop!
01:21:12Ow!
01:21:13Ow!
01:21:14Ow!
01:21:15Ow!
01:21:16Ow!
01:21:17Ow!
01:21:18Ow!
01:21:19Ow!
01:21:20Ow!
01:21:21Ow!
01:21:22Ow!
01:21:23Ow!
01:21:24Ow!
01:21:25Ow!
01:21:34Ow!
01:21:51Ow!
01:21:53Ow!
01:21:54Easy, Charlie.
01:22:22You killed my parents.
01:22:39I underestimated you.
01:22:46I just thought you were a little girl haunted by the fact you got your mother killed.
01:22:51It was an accident.
01:22:52Charlie.
01:22:53I cannot enjoy this.
01:22:59Every single last fucking morsel.
01:23:01You're a fucking lunatic.
01:23:03I tried to help you.
01:23:06I gave you your biggest case.
01:23:08You're nothing without me.
01:23:09I made you.
01:23:10I made you!
01:23:11I made you.
01:23:12I did it.
01:23:16Oh, my God.
01:23:46Oh, my God.
01:24:16Oh, my God.
01:24:46So, does this mean you're an item?
01:24:49Shut up, fucker.
01:25:16Now, yeah, I'm in trouble, can't stop what's coming, can't blame this one on bad luck.
01:25:30How can I, how can I, how can I fix what I fucked up?
01:25:46How can I, how can I, how can I, how can I fix what I fucked up?
01:26:03How can I, how can I, how can I, how can I fix what I'm doing?
01:26:08I iced out, got hot, built the dust hardcore
01:26:14But I'm at the same place I was before, yeah
01:26:20I'm in trouble, can't stop what's coming
01:26:25Can't blame this one on bad love
01:26:32How can I?
01:26:38How can I?
01:26:42How can I fix what I fucked up?
01:26:48How can I fix what I fucked up?
01:26:54How can I?
01:26:56How can I?
01:26:59How can I fix what I fucked up?
01:27:04It's with boys and girls and girls and boys
01:27:07The soften comfort from your comfort earth got destroyed
01:27:09It was shady eyes with the violent noise
01:27:12We wanted a graveyard digging where the love is void
01:27:15We had a meltdown under the ground
01:27:18Just a cemetery chick going sober now
01:27:21But I still can taste your bones when I'm all alone
01:27:24You're the best I ever had, man, you got to go
01:27:27And now I'm on my own
01:27:30I said, please don't go
01:27:32Please don't go
01:27:35How can I fix what I fucked up?
01:27:42How can I fix what I fucked up?
01:27:47How can I, how can I, how can I, how can I fix what I fucked up?
01:27:59I miss your clutch and my skin on yours
01:28:04I want a taste of what I, how can I, how can I, how can I, how can I fix what I fuck up?
01:28:21How can I, how can I, how can I, how can I, how can I fix what I fucked up?
01:28:51How can I, how can I fix what I'm going for thatá
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