- 2 days ago
First broadcast 13th February 1975.
Regan adopts a new identity as an ex-con and goes undercover as a truck driver to expose a hijacking ring.
John Thaw - Regan
Dennis Waterman - Carter
Garfield Morgan - Haskins
Stanley Meadows - Harry Poole
Susan Tracy - Fran
Tony Steedman - Andrew Barkis
Marjie Lawrence - Mrs. Harris
John Forgeham - Dennis Rawlins
Carl Rigg - Det. Sgt. Kent
Robert Russell - Arni
Jeremy Young - Wren
Terry Cowling - Kesey
William Moore - Det. Sergeant Bowyer
Mollie Maureen - The Old Woman
Tony Allen - Bill the Driver
Walter Henry - Detective
Lew Hooper - Policeman
Robin Scott - Photographer
Trevor Wedlock - Flying Squad Officer
Regan adopts a new identity as an ex-con and goes undercover as a truck driver to expose a hijacking ring.
John Thaw - Regan
Dennis Waterman - Carter
Garfield Morgan - Haskins
Stanley Meadows - Harry Poole
Susan Tracy - Fran
Tony Steedman - Andrew Barkis
Marjie Lawrence - Mrs. Harris
John Forgeham - Dennis Rawlins
Carl Rigg - Det. Sgt. Kent
Robert Russell - Arni
Jeremy Young - Wren
Terry Cowling - Kesey
William Moore - Det. Sergeant Bowyer
Mollie Maureen - The Old Woman
Tony Allen - Bill the Driver
Walter Henry - Detective
Lew Hooper - Policeman
Robin Scott - Photographer
Trevor Wedlock - Flying Squad Officer
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TVTranscript
00:00That old cow in the cab.
00:08She thought you were a prozzie.
00:10Nosing in.
00:12Are you?
00:14Are you married?
00:16No, I've always worked with a limp.
00:20I was once married.
00:23What happened?
00:24She ran off for the insurance man.
00:28Honest?
00:29Yeah, it's all potty plants and budges in pench for a nut.
00:32Sounds a cow.
00:33There are certain similarities.
00:39I almost got married once.
00:42Bit of a lair about he was.
00:45Black curly hair.
00:48Ended up in prison.
00:50This sounds familiar.
00:52Even inside?
00:54Twice.
00:55Nothing strongly.
00:57Katie.
00:57Ha!
00:58What's she got on?
01:02Razor blades.
01:04That lot!
01:06Must be millions of them.
01:07Yeah, ten grand worth that.
01:09Well, ten thousand.
01:10That's what I heard.
01:11Oh, blimey.
01:13That's a lot of money.
01:14Yeah, it set me up nicely.
01:20Where'd you live?
01:21Wilsdon.
01:22I've got a phone.
01:26Share one.
01:28What's the number?
01:32246-5433.
01:36I may let you take me out.
01:39I'm not going to write it down.
01:40I've got a good memory of the figures.
01:46So have I.
01:46I'm not going to write it down.
02:05I'm not going to write it down.
02:06There's no time in the air.
02:07...and accidents...
02:09...and transport...
02:11...lorry overturned.
02:13For all cars, let me appear.
02:37...and bus.
02:41...and traffic...
02:43...the city...
02:45...and our air is in the parking lot.
02:47Most people aren't going to work.
02:49But the city...
02:51...ad turn around...
02:53...the city...
02:55...is not on the wall.
02:57This city is not on...
02:59...the city...
03:01I'm sorry.
03:23I've never stopped meeting like this.
03:26Your young lady is no roadrunner.
03:27No, I don't think so.
03:28Her nails were too clean.
03:30And she had wheels at the pub.
03:31Did she?
03:32Fast and expensive.
03:34Look, here we are.
03:37You only got one.
03:38That's all right, I've got some more in the car.
03:39Two.
03:48So this could be it then?
03:50It's about time.
03:51How long have we been playing this game?
03:52Four weeks?
03:53Feels like four bloody years.
03:56I'm starting to get lorry-colic with all the fry-ups.
03:59Do you know I have dreams about Sole d'Apoie and Chilled Muscat Day?
04:04Now, listen, I want to know everything about that girl, everything from her doubtful associates to which shoe she puts on first.
04:10Okay.
04:11She said anything?
04:13Not a lot.
04:14No, I gave her the hard luck routine, you know, broken marriage twice inside, the basic cover story.
04:21She'd buy it?
04:22Well, she didn't ask to see the chain marks.
04:24She's going to bail me.
04:25Mind you, I can't blame her.
04:27I fancy you and myself with that moustache.
04:29Give us a kiss.
04:30When's she going to phone?
04:31I reckon tomorrow.
04:33Do you want me to hang around?
04:35Yeah, why not?
04:36Keep me out of trouble.
04:37Okay.
04:38Oh, er...
04:41Mr. Haskins wants a rip-up.
04:44Really?
04:45Well, you might as well keep him sweet.
04:47Haskins is doing for the Sweeney what the Boston Strangler did for door-to-door salesmen.
04:51It's not that bad.
04:52What do you can spell, you reckon?
04:56Drive carefully.
05:05Come in.
05:08Sorry I'm late, go.
05:09Well, sit down, George.
05:11Cheers.
05:13Oh, you look terrible.
05:15Yeah, but it was a long day.
05:17That looks worse than I do.
05:20You've got to talk to them, you know.
05:23Plants.
05:24Did you talk to Mr. Regan about that report?
05:26Yeah, he said you'll have it sometime tomorrow.
05:28No smart remarks, no caustic wit.
05:30No, gov.
05:31Things are looking up.
05:33Now what's happening?
05:34Well, we think we've made contact.
05:36A girl begged her to lift in a cafe.
05:41I don't know what's going on.
05:43I don't know what's going on.
05:44I don't know what's going on.
05:45I don't know what's going on.
05:46No.
05:54No.
06:07Hmm.
06:08The rent's not due to Thursday, is it, Mrs. Harris?
06:14I thought you might like a cup of tea.
06:17That's nice.
06:20I heard you come in.
06:23I'm a light sleeper.
06:27Good trip?
06:29Not bad.
06:30Where you off to next?
06:32Dunno.
06:33Anywhere.
06:34Don't you mind?
06:36Mind?
06:37Not knowing where you're going to sleep at night.
06:40All kips are the same to me.
06:42You get that way.
06:43I couldn't sleep on anything but my double posture springing.
06:47You wouldn't believe how comfortable it is.
06:51Any chance of a top-up?
06:53Anything for you, love.
06:57Three sugars, is it?
06:59Lovely.
07:00That's how my old man used to like it.
07:02Hot and sweet.
07:08There she is.
07:13I wouldn't climb over her to get to you.
07:20Should have seen her last night.
07:22Looked like something left over from a miner's outing.
07:25All right.
07:32Now, if she comes back while I'm still in there, you give me three rings.
07:37Jack Regan rides again, eh?
07:38What's that supposed to mean?
07:40Ratman and Bobby.
07:41You get in just like him.
07:43You get caught in there without a warrant and they won't even have you as a meter maid.
07:46What's this, then?
07:51In the locked door.
07:54She forgot to lock it, didn't she?
07:56And I thought I heard someone inside.
07:58But it shouldn't come to that, if you stay awake.
08:01What's that supposed to mean?
08:31Just your luck, my son.
08:54Dracula's mother.
08:55Keep talking, boy.
08:56She might go away.
08:57She might go away.
09:27I'm in a hurry, young man.
09:45I'm sorry, madam.
09:46It's doing funny things.
09:47But let me try.
09:48I only want to look cool.
09:49Yes, I'm on to the engineer.
09:51But you were talking.
09:52Yes, that's right.
09:53To the engineer.
09:54I don't believe you.
09:55I don't believe you.
09:56I don't believe you.
09:59The people in the car.
10:14Fred, you in the bar?
10:17You still kipper in your lazy cow?
10:29Fred?
10:55Fred?
10:56Where are you?
10:58No, no, no. We said here.
11:01Of course I'm sure.
11:03No!
11:04Don't do that.
11:07Look, I've got to come back anyway.
11:10Fifteen minutes, yeah.
11:12All right?
11:19Denny?
11:20Denny, you there?
11:21Denny!
11:22Denny, what?
11:23What's happening?
11:28Uh...
11:38Uh...
11:39Oh, my God.
12:09Have you lost your voice or something? What's up?
12:11Didn't you see him? Who?
12:12Who, he says.
12:14Humphrey Bogart in a bulletproof Cadillac.
12:16I was watching for a set of legs in a blue alpha
12:18and trying to fight off Dracula's mother at the same time.
12:21You're out of your tree.
12:39You've got him left.
12:44Yeah, I stopped to help an arctic with a puncture.
12:47I've got a container for carnivore.
12:48Should be ready about five.
12:50Oh, thanks.
12:52What?
12:54I thought you wanted all the driving you could get.
12:56No, not tonight. I've got a bit of other business.
12:59Private and personal.
13:01What about tomorrow?
13:01What have you got?
13:05Donker, sir.
13:05What load?
13:07Gearboxes.
13:08There's one ready to come back.
13:10Not chemicals again?
13:11No.
13:12I don't want to know about tankers of any sort.
13:14I always think the bloody thing is going to blow up.
13:17Sweets.
13:19Yeah, this sounds all right.
13:21Beer at nine in the morning.
13:22Uh, make it ten.
13:24Uh, might be a bit heavy night, yeah?
13:26You can get it when you like some.
13:28That load leaves at nine.
13:29You've got no soul, Mr Wren.
13:32Keep your shirt over it.
13:38There's nothing missing.
13:39You sure?
13:40What was he like?
13:42Scruffy.
13:46Would you recognise him again?
13:47Yes, anywhere.
13:50What the hell was he of?
13:51Don't worry.
13:53You always get head cases living in a district like this.
13:56We'd better ring Harry.
14:00No, no, don't do that.
14:02You know what he's like.
14:03He does pay the rent.
14:05I know, but he doesn't have a key.
14:11And if he finds out you have,
14:13you won't have any hands left to use it.
14:16Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:21He didn't.
14:22On my life!
14:24Well, what was she doing with the other hand?
14:26Eating chips.
14:27Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:30Then what does he say?
14:31Then he said,
14:32if you wait five minutes,
14:34it reads Hammersmith.
14:35Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:37And we'll say it again.
14:38Yeah, it's sad.
14:39Listen, where's this fella coming?
14:40Well, he should be here now.
14:42Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:42Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:45Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:46Uh, a large malt and a cuba libra.
14:48Scotch from a cuba.
14:50And a large brandy, squire.
15:08That should settle it.
15:11Harry Poole.
15:12I'm a friend of Fran's.
15:14Tommy Brackner.
15:15Good to meet you.
15:16Nice mother.
15:17Like it?
15:18Choice.
15:19Must have cost a few, bud.
15:20Well, you have to pay for the best, don't you?
15:22Yeah.
15:24But, uh...
15:25Fran tells me you're, um...
15:29You're interested in making a bit of money.
15:31Well, who isn't?
15:33I mean real money.
15:34Is there any other sort?
15:35There you are.
15:41For you.
15:48Light and bitter.
15:52You know what you're carrying?
15:54Gearboxes up, sweets down.
15:56Sweets?
15:59Do you want to lose that lorry, son?
16:02I might.
16:03How much?
16:05A grand.
16:07You must be joking.
16:10I never joke about anything as serious as money.
16:13A monkey.
16:15$7.50.
16:17Six.
16:18You're on.
16:19You're a thief.
16:21My show.
16:25Is he Cushty?
16:27Yeah.
16:28I think so.
16:29Oh, my God.
16:59Oh, my God.
17:29Keys.
17:32Anybody move and I'll break his...
17:34Hold it!
17:35And these keys go over that.
17:37And you'll never find them.
17:39All right.
17:42100 on balance, the rest tomorrow.
17:44Show me.
17:48Where tomorrow?
17:50Fuller.
17:51Where?
17:52Pitting shop.
17:53Right down the address.
17:54Your address is on the slip.
17:57Harry said you would jack the lad.
17:58You should have listened to Harry.
17:59Yeah.
18:14You've got to make it look good, Arnie.
18:16I call that convincing.
18:31See, see, see.
18:32Gov?
18:38Gov!
18:39Gordon Benny.
18:43Jack!
18:45Jack!
18:46Get after him.
18:47Follow him.
18:48I'm not leaving you like this.
18:49That's a bloody order, Sergeant!
18:51All right.
18:51Barrier across the road, there were two men in coppers' uniforms waving the traffic left.
19:05So I didn't argue.
19:06I pulled left.
19:08I didn't realise it was a field till I was in it.
19:10Right in it.
19:12What happened in the field?
19:13This happened.
19:14Well, they must have talked to you.
19:15Yeah, they asked me for the keys.
19:17I told them to get stuffed.
19:18Could you identify them?
19:20No way, Gov.
19:20I was just black a cent.
19:22And they had this torch in me, I see.
19:26Will you collect your payoff?
19:28Payoff?
19:29For services rendered.
19:31You've got it all wrong.
19:32No, son, you have.
19:34You were in on it.
19:35Oh, sure.
19:36Yeah, I say to them, half kill me.
19:37I say, mark me.
19:38They bloody knife finish me.
19:40And you're trying to make me the onion.
19:42Leave it out.
19:52Big chance of a coffee, mate.
19:58Oh, no.
20:01I'd like to speak to Inspector Regan alone, please.
20:04Yes, sir.
20:05Right, sir.
20:05What about a coffee, then?
20:07Yes, sir.
20:10What the hell are you doing here?
20:12Well, Carter said you'd been hurt.
20:14Do they know why you're here?
20:15Only that detective sergeant.
20:17It's taken me four weeks to build this cover.
20:20One word in the wrong ear, one bent copper, one telephone call, and it's all wasted.
20:23Wasted.
20:24You were involved in a robbery.
20:25How else am I expected to get close?
20:27Put a small ad in villain's news.
20:29We know at least 20 faces that are directly involved.
20:31We can pull them in.
20:32And what?
20:33Question them.
20:34And they'll know nothing.
20:35Nothing about the man.
20:36The place, he's the grey matter.
20:39I reckon he must have got rid of half a million quid with the bank gear in the last seven months.
20:42Someone must know who he is.
20:44Yeah, my way.
20:44We find that someone.
20:46Your way, we put 20 tearaways down for five, and the next day he goes out and recruits 20 more.
20:51Look, how close are you?
20:55Well, that depends.
20:56On?
20:56What happened last night?
20:58And how do I explain what happened last night?
20:59Well, they are me, you always do.
21:01Monday's always kick Jack Regan day.
21:04He got a bit stroppy, so Arnie stroked him.
21:08That weren't the way I heard it?
21:10Oh?
21:12I heard he gave Big Arnie a bent wing, and he had you by the short hairs.
21:17So you gave him a kick in.
21:18He's a mouth.
21:22It takes more than a mouth to mess with Arnie.
21:26Next time, do as you're told.
21:30What about his money, Harry?
21:33You.
21:35Take it round, Rick.
21:36Go on.
21:37Better let me.
21:39He might put Denny on crutches.
21:42No way, lovely lady.
21:44Here.
21:45Here.
21:46Tell him to come and see me.
21:48He sounds useful.
21:49Tell him.
21:51Ask him.
21:52Nicely.
22:18I'm sorry.
22:19I'm sorry.
22:19I'm sorry.
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22:35I'm sorry.
22:48here what's your game
23:01lifts what service lifts i've come to repair it what lift
23:08well i don't know some joke appointed me in this direction there's no lift here
23:13isn't it what can i use your phone you know just to check the address get lost
23:19all right
23:24it's rubbish like you son that gives decent hard working drivers a bad reputation don't you waste
23:36your lies on me son i've been at this game too long if i was 10 years younger i'll take you around the
23:40back
23:43do you realize what you've done that is the first load we've ever lost
23:48that is a 15 grand a year contract gone we'll have to lay men off
23:53good men honest men with families please what did you get
23:57half a grand how do you feel a big man listen get out get out before i forget i'm a cripple and take a poke at you
24:04you leave the door open
24:11i've got to do with some fresh air
24:16someone to see you mr bracknell
24:32hello tommy
24:33yes thank you mrs harris he's had an accident he's supposed to be resting
24:40oh why don't you come down later watch the racing relax a bit
24:56what was that for last night
25:07here's your money
25:15aren't you gonna count it why you're dishonest
25:22harry heard about what happened are you okay
25:29you look uh different yeah well harry will explain that he wants to talk to you
25:41oh the last time i talked to harry i ended up with a mouth full of toe cap
25:44he likes the way you handle yourself take my advice tommy see him he can be very influential
26:05glad you decided to come she's very persuasive scotch yeah straight yeah right this your place
26:33harry found it for me
26:35very very nice
26:36so
26:37what happened to the roadrunner
26:39well i can't see her pulling many rides
26:41looking like that
26:42you'd like to bet the rent on that
26:44cheers
26:54forget about arnie
26:55he don't know no better
26:56he's sick as a lodging house sandwich
26:59and i've spoken to denny
27:01yeah i'd like to speak to denny
27:03with half a yard of piping
27:09what the law say
27:10they try to lay it on me
27:12they don't want to see you again
27:13i'm sure they would have said
27:23i like you tommy
27:24you remind me of me
27:25fifteen years back
27:26i like you tommy
27:27you remind me of me
27:28fifteen years back
27:31i'm sorry
27:32i'm sure i'll have some
27:33moop
27:40i want to see you again
27:41i need a lot of your friends
27:42tommy
27:43a lot of you
27:43i need some in there
27:44but he doesn't know
27:45tommy
27:46what i need
27:47tommy
27:48who can help us
27:49i need some idée
27:50i need some idea
27:51of mine
27:52no
27:53i need some idea
27:56you've gone wages to start with not much one half a week sounds like music yeah after a month if it
28:14all works out you want a percentage how much is that worth enough what do i do what you're told
28:23when do i start we've started i want to make one thing clear sally jim any problems any troubles any
28:35aggro and you are o-u-t out and i mean permanent yeah well for 150 a week i think i could drop a
28:46scruple or two i've got to get close to harry poe very close how he doesn't drive himself
28:55so a face called kesey chauffeurs for him chris kesey i want him rested for a few days
29:02what do you want that's nice isn't it i'm just going out denny
29:09haven't seen much of you lately yeah well i've been busy yeah what sort of busy
29:16i missed you
29:20what's the matter you expecting harry or somebody else
29:26what's that supposed to mean have you missed me lovely lady
29:29i don't want you to come here anymore oh i want the key you mean this yeah
29:40who's it for
29:43am i
29:46i'm sorry
29:53perhaps i should have grown a moustache
29:57watch it army she's a heavy number yeah so's my old lady
30:17you get your key
30:20good i'm talking to you
30:23works well don't you lovey little mover
30:28take it easy then harry's due
30:31use your head you're wasting your breath
30:34he thinks the iq's italian for inside leg measurement
30:38all right come on big man
30:44come on
30:45what's going on here
30:54a union meeting
30:55bother
30:58no bother at all mr poole
31:00all right come on let's just slow
31:02watch it
31:08he's a mean son
31:09chris casey yeah
31:12what do you want edna roberts
31:17what about her
31:18you knew her
31:19a lot of people knew her
31:21she was found dead
31:22that was 14 months ago
31:24that's right the coroner recorded an open verdict
31:26we now believe she was murdered
31:27can't help you
31:29come on
31:29look i tell you i can't help you
31:31your coat sir
31:34got to finish the car
31:35you finish come on
31:36get in that side
31:39chris has been picked up
31:41what for
31:43some old brass was found dead months ago
31:46he knew her
31:47you'll be driving for me
31:54me
31:55yeah it'll keep you out of denny's way
31:56and one thing
31:58no boozing
32:00i'm a very upright citizen
32:02it went to the top
32:04they want you off the case
32:06why
32:07boya sent in a report
32:09at least his chief super did
32:11it seems the local nick were embarrassed
32:12yeah the way boya questioned me
32:14they bloody well should be embarrassed
32:15well the commander called it another one of your cowboy operations
32:18we mustn't upset the provincial boys
32:20bunch of ballerinas
32:22well i did all i could
32:23yeah i bet you did
32:24no i did governor i heard about it
32:26well for once i think you're right
32:27what have they actually said
32:29well no definite order has been issued
32:31yet
32:32how long have i got
32:33the commander and i are meeting in the morning
32:34go sick go
32:37what
32:37anything just don't make that meeting
32:40i can't do that
32:41give me 48 hours
32:43well
32:45i'm close
32:46please
32:48and if you don't deliver
32:49we'll elbow the cover and pull in the faces we know
32:51i should never have eaten that fish
32:56did i tell you sergeant i'm allergic to fish
32:59no mr askins you never did
33:03are you cutting down on your staff mr pool
33:11no son
33:13i didn't know you could drive
33:15they taught me in the army
33:16they taught me in the army
33:17go and pick francis up i'm taking her out to dinner okay
33:22sure
33:22he did play a game yesterday his partner was a man called barkis andrew barkis director of a petrochemical plant career more hero
33:28lives in shortlands near bromley married into money three kids all at private schools very respectable
33:43yeah it's starting to come together starting to smell right they booked for another game when tomorrow
33:56isn't frank askins played golf
33:58i'll carry on i'm waiting for my partner he hasn't shown up yet oh thank you very kind of
34:11i'm
34:26i'm
34:32wonderful shot
34:44good shot
34:45wasn't it eh
34:46that's the right place
34:46good shot
35:01good shot
35:09good shot
35:15How's it going?
35:20Well, these aircraft don't help much, Gav.
35:25I've been practicing my putting.
35:27Looks all right to me.
35:28You just stroke.
35:32A fiber you don't make.
35:33You're on.
35:35You all like this?
35:36So far, Gav.
35:38Maybe Harry Poole just likes golf.
35:40Maybe chickens have teeth.
35:41Well, they've got seven more holes to play.
35:46I knew it.
35:48He's driving Harry's car.
35:51Messing with Harry's bird.
35:53It is a takeover, Arnie.
35:58Well, well.
36:00Look who it isn't.
36:02Who is he, then?
36:06That's what we're going to find out.
36:11We've got a tip on some sauce coming down from Scotland.
36:24Can you move them?
36:25Very difficult.
36:27Not interested?
36:29Not for the moment.
36:31What I could move is cosmetics.
36:33They're cheap brands.
36:35I can feed them through the shops we've organized.
36:38I'll see what's about.
36:39Here comes that prat that keeps following us around.
36:43Good game.
36:45Very enjoyable.
36:47He didn't turn up, then, your partner.
36:49He got cold feet.
36:50I took a favor of him last week.
36:54I want Mr. Regan to hear, though.
36:56Right, Gav.
36:58Well, I don't know.
37:00Buy yourself a new dress, beautiful.
37:02Oh.
37:04Thanks.
37:09I think we should keep it going for another three months.
37:13Then shut it down.
37:16Just for a year, 18 months.
37:18We can always pick it up again, anytime we want.
37:21No point in pushing our luck.
37:26Yeah.
37:32Yeah, all right.
37:33This is social visit.
37:39Harry wants to see you.
37:53Hello?
37:55No.
37:56No, he's not in.
37:58No, he's not been in all day.
37:59No, I don't know where he'd be.
38:25So we followed him, didn't we?
38:27And you know what?
38:32He's a cusser.
38:35I never knew you had such a vivid imagination, aren't he?
38:37Denied.
38:38I did meet Fran in the boozer.
38:40She asked me to.
38:41Oh, yeah?
38:42Cozy.
38:44This merchant you say you followed.
38:47We followed him.
38:48Fair hair.
38:49Thin face.
38:50That's him.
38:51Your mate.
38:52He asked me the time.
38:53He went in with you!
38:54He didn't!
38:55Fran will tell you that.
38:56We were alone.
38:57All right, in the next bar, then.
38:58But he left with you or just after.
39:00And we followed him all the way to Scotland Yard.
39:04If he is the filth.
39:06He is.
39:08I didn't know.
39:09You didn't know he was in Fran's flat last week?
39:11Knows it about, huh?
39:12No, I didn't.
39:13Maybe he's following her.
39:15Maybe he's got her under surveillance.
39:17Surveillance?
39:18That's a real cusser's word, that is.
39:20We'd better tell Harry.
39:24Oh, we are going to tell Harry.
39:26And you know what, Arnie?
39:27I reckon Rent-A-Mouth here is going to end up prematurely deceased.
39:34Well, what do you want Harry for?
39:40Look, I'm coming over.
39:42The only other place in Whitebeer is the warehouse, and I'm already known there.
39:46Yeah, well, get Kent over there on the double.
39:48I told you, Fran.
39:49About my old woman.
39:51My ex in pench.
39:53Well, ring her.
39:53Ask her.
39:54He's a sweet talker, Fran.
39:55Don't listen to him.
39:56Ring Harry.
39:57There was always something about you.
40:01I can't explain it.
40:02Just something not quite right.
40:06You never tried to touch me in the lorry.
40:09Not so much as put a hand on me knee.
40:12We were talking.
40:14I didn't think much about it at the time.
40:17Fran.
40:20Where's the phone?
40:21Yep.
40:29Yeah, it's Harry speaking.
40:32What?
40:35No.
40:36Now get him out of there.
40:37If he's who you say is, they must know about the warehouse.
40:40Bring him here.
40:42It's the only place they won't know.
40:51Governor, the file on Barkis.
41:05Any news from Kent?
41:06No, not yet.
41:08I'm going to slip out for a bit.
41:09What for?
41:10I think someone's been lying to me.
41:13Oh, Jesus.
41:14Oh, Jesus.
41:14Oh, Jesus.
41:14Oh, Jesus.
41:15Oh, Jesus.
41:15Oh, Jesus.
41:16Oh, Jesus.
41:16Oh, Jesus.
41:17Oh, Jesus.
41:17Oh, Jesus.
41:18Oh, Jesus.
41:21Oh, Jesus.
41:22Oh, Jesus.
41:23Mrs Harris?
41:24Yes?
41:25Is Mr Bracken with?
41:26No.
41:27No, he isn't.
41:28This is official, Mrs Harris.
41:31Police?
41:33I thought he looked a bit, you know.
41:35They've got those eyes.
41:37He's a police officer.
41:40What?
41:41He was there this afternoon, wasn't he?
41:43Look, I told you, I haven't seen him.
41:45You were lying.
41:47They never said nothing about him being a copper.
41:50They?
41:51They made me say what I did on the phone.
41:53Who?
41:54Two men.
41:56They came here to see him.
41:58He left with them.
41:59You've seen too many old films, Mr Pull.
42:02You two, get out.
42:03Wait in the car.
42:09Not you, friend.
42:11You stay here, dear.
42:12Mr Pull, if you just listen.
42:14I want all the details.
42:23Slowly.
42:24Do you have any idea where they took him to?
42:26Well, she said no, but she's lied to me twice already.
42:30The warehouse is deserted.
42:33It's beginning to get a bit ugly, Governor.
42:35They must have taken him somewhere.
42:36An astute observation, Sergeant.
42:46Why was Rawlins following you?
42:48I don't know.
42:50He was jealous.
42:51What?
42:53He thought we were nest building.
42:54What do you want about?
43:01Well, didn't you know, Harry?
43:02Know what?
43:03He's just trying it on, Harry.
43:04Know what?
43:05About Fran and Rawlins.
43:07What about her?
43:07Harry is lying!
43:08Shut up!
43:09You paid the rent.
43:11He had the key.
43:13You bloody liar!
43:15Ask her.
43:16He's lying, Harry!
43:24Now, wait a minute.
43:25Why did you meet in the pub?
43:27Tell him, Fran.
43:30Harry, did you ask her to meet him there?
43:32No, no, of course I didn't.
43:34Have a look in this pocket, Harry.
43:35She fancied me next.
43:50I was going to bury you, Harry!
43:52Get out of my way, Harry!
43:53Stop it!
43:55We've got the problems more important than worry about.
43:57You've got no problems with me.
43:58The copper was following Fran.
44:00She's your problem.
44:02Did she tell you we broke into her flat?
44:04No.
44:05What?
44:06Well, Rawlins and your body, did he tell you?
44:08No, no, he didn't, no.
44:09Well, it seems to me it's him and her you should be questioning.
44:13Now, get out of my way, Harry!
44:22Get!
44:23Get!
44:35Harry!
44:55Harry!
44:59Harry!
44:59Harry!
45:01I'm going to kill you!
45:31Harry!
45:32Hey!
45:44Harry!
45:45Harry!
45:46Harry!
45:46Harry!
45:47I've got him!
45:47Why?
45:51Hello?
45:52Hello, please get the police! Anybody there? Is there anybody... Hello?
45:57Look, please get the police, quickly!
46:01Bobby!
46:22Harry!
46:25I was gonna marry her! What?
46:28Do you hear me? Harry, no!
46:32Harry!
46:36Harry!
46:39I was gonna marry her! What?
46:41Do you hear me? Harry, no!
46:52Harry! He's dead!
47:05Harry! Harry, no!
47:10Dead!
47:12Dead!
47:22Dead!
47:24ienen
47:37Dead!
47:43Dead!
47:48Dead!
47:49No, Harry, no!
48:06Harry, no!
48:19Harry, no, Harry, no, Harry, no!
48:49Get an ambulance.
49:00He's still breathing, Gov.
49:04Jack Regan, this is your life.
49:34He's still breathing, Gov.
49:51He's still breathing, Gov.
50:08Jack Regan.
50:18He's still breathing, Gov.
50:21You're breathing, Gov.
50:25You're breathing, Gov.
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