We are gonna nail Ripley Holden's sorry ass!
Got that business plan we talked about? It's a tissue of lies and bogus statistics.
Just the kind I like!
He trusts you with a spare set of keys? He trusts me with a lot of things.
You are not my lover!
I got engaged today!
You did what?
I need you and you need me.
So it's all my fault? Oh... Finally he gets there!
Danny!
You've just come here and confessed to a very serious crime.
Now why would I want to keep that off the record?
♪ Darling, you gotta let me know
♪ should I stay or should I go?
♪ If you say that you are mine
♪ I'll be here till the end of time
♪ so you got to let me know
♪ should I stay or should I go?
♪ It's always tease, tease, tease
♪ you're happy when I'm on my knees
♪ one day is fine the next it's black
♪ so if you want me off your back
♪ well, come on and let me know
♪ should I stay or should I go?
♪ Should I stay or should I go now?
♪ If I go there will be trouble
♪ and if I stay, it will be double
♪ so you gotta let me know
♪ should I cool it or should I blow?
♪ Should I stay or should I go now?
♪ If I go, there will be trouble
♪ and if I stay, it will be double
♪ so you gotta let me know
♪ should I stay or should I go? ♪
So how are you doing? Oh, you know, the odd unexpected police raid, but apart from that...
I'm sorry. About what exactly?
Everything really.
Is all this happening because of what I did?
Are you in a position to make an offer on the house or are you in a chain?
Oh, I was forgetting, you're a policeman - you couldn't possibly afford it. That's right.
Unless you're Jim allbright and take a backhander on every corner.
Are you telling me that deputy chief inspector Jim allbright takes bribes?
He didn't mention it during one of your long, intimate chats about me?
I hardly need intimate chats when you come in and confess all by yourself. Is that true?
I'm admitting to moving the body to the arcade. Nothing else. Since when?
Now that you've admitted that,
it puts your late-night stroll on the night of the murder into a whole new light.
I were pissed. I can't remember where I was or when I got home. What's this about you moving the body?
We know you got the taxi to drop you off at the arcade around 3.45am.
The coroner puts his time of death at anything from two onwards.
Nobody saw you that night from 3.45 until... When?
What?
What time did you see your husband that morning?
Just after 4am.
What?
He rang me to come and pick him up.
He must have done it straight after he was dropped off.
It took me about 15 minutes to get there.
That wouldn't give him time to kill anybody, would it?
You drove into Blackpool in the middle of the night and gave your husband a lift home?
He was drunk. I didn't want him getting into any trouble. You seem very certain about the time.
That's because the world service was on the radio - business report, 4am.
You'll have to make a statement.
Of course.
Laughter from inside
didn't I tell you we'd sort that bastard out?! Didn't I tell you?!
Teach him to go round making false accusations! And as for this woman! Played a blinder.
Played a bloody blinder!
World service business news, 4am. The look on his face!
I know. It was lovely.
He had a face like a chewed rubber! The muppet! So what made you happier?
That you're off the hook or that you made a fool of Carlisle?
You know what! It's too close to call!
And don't you go round thinking it's all right to lie to policemen.
Not when you've got your mother here to do it for you!
World service.
So where were you? What?
Where did you go?
We both know I didn't give you a lift home.
Where did you go?
No idea. I was travelling by beer time machine. You can lose hours.
And did you move the body?
Did I heck! I only said that to stop him picking on Danny.
And why was he picking on Danny?
Who knows.
That copper doesn't like us.
That's all there is to it.
♪ Wise men say
♪ only fools rush in
♪ but I can't help
♪ falling in love with you
♪ shall I say
♪ would it be a sin... ♪
Another full house?
Hello, Ripley.
So you're still here, then.
Yes.
My daughter's wearing a ring so bright, she keeps starting fires near open woodland.
If it's about the money, I can let you have most of that back.
Don't insult me. It's not the money.
Oh? But if there's any change I wouldn't say no.
Right.
I love your daughter. That's all there is to it.
Well, you must do, Steve.
You really must.
You've been begged, battered and bribed and you still want to marry her. I do.
But she'd want her dad there on her wedding day.
She'll want your blessing. She's not even talking to me.
If you had any idea how much she loves you.
How much this is tearing her apart.
But you should know, Ripley, you really should.
What if I said sorry?
What if I said sorry for that letter I sent your mum and dad all those years ago? What then?
What do you mean? Would you leave her alone?
I'm not marrying shyanne out of some kind of revenge thing, you know. Aren't you?
If you wanna put a knife in a bloke, stealing his daughter's a great way to do it. I never held a grudge!
I just wanted to know why!
Why send my parents a note saying I was bullying you when I'd never spoken to you in my life? Why me?
I put the names of all the lads in my year into a hat and I drew out six.
You were just one of them.
If I was gonna kill myself, I wanted the school to have something to remember me by.
But that's insane.
So you had nothing against me? Nothing personal in any way?
No.
It was just luck.
Bad luck.
Like it was bad luck that you met my daughter.
Ripley Holden has confessed to moving the body into the arcade.
What? Do you still want to stick to the alibi you gave him? Well, yes.
Because that's what happened. Is it?
Yes!
It's just that Ripley has made certain allegations that might compromise you as a witness.
Allegations? What are you talking about?
He implied that you had taken bribes during the course of your long and otherwise spotless career.
Ripley said this? Is this right? He seems to think you've been informing on him.
Probably getting his own back. I shouldn't take it seriously. Shouldn't i(?)
So you might want to rethink your loyalty to Ripley. What? You were with him for most of the night.
Maybe you're gonna suddenly remember a fight he had with Mike hooley.
You were pissed. Who's to say it wouldn't suddenly all come back to you?
They're going through with it, aren't they? Yes. They're getting married.
I give up. I've tried everything.
Maybe trying everything is what's thrown them together. Thanks for that vote of confidence(!)
You'll be accusing me of beating Steve up next.
Oh, great(!)
Thanks.
Hey...
What do you think I am?
So that question you asked this morning, about what I did that night,
what exactly were you asking me?
You're behaving... well, you're not yourself these days.
You don't confess to moving bodies you haven't moved for no reason!
I explained that! It was to protect Danny!
Something just doesn't feel right! I can't explain!
Does it feel like I killed Mike hooley? Is that what it is? No. I don't think that.
Are you sure?
Take a good look. Cos I'd like my wife to be sure I'm not a murderer.
I'm sure.
So what's the problem?
It crossed my mind that you might have done it.
Don't you think that's bad enough?
For you or for me? For both of us.
I trust you're not quizzing him on the finer points of his tax arrangements.
You won't get a straight answer! Excuse me.
Tell me about our new investors.
You know how nervous everybody is about the casino hotels.
Anybody running one has got to have a clean reputation. But this slur on you...
A dead man in the arcade. The investigation. Bad financial management.
What bad financial management? I released a large lump of your investment capital to pay a tax bill
and you blew it all on machines.
It's an arcade! What do you expect?
You need £100,000 by the end of the month.
You're forgetting that I know better than anybody how to run an arcade.
I'll build this place up, and a year from now, investors will be... You haven't got a year!
You haven't got a month. Re-mortgage the house. It's the only asset you can raise funds against.
So are you going to look into it?
I can do better than that.
I've brought the paperwork with me.
Can I have a word? Of course.
Over there?
Ripley will get planning permission in the end. His sort always do.
I don't know about that.
Friends in high places.
Not as high as mine.
Quite.
He's already confessed to moving a body
but we think he killed a man.
So why don't you arrest him?
It's not as simple as that these days.
You virtually need the corpse to testify before you have a case.
Whoever killed that young man will pay eventually.
He could pay sooner
if I had a witness who saw him going into the white cliff flats between 4 and 5am.
A reliable witness...
..Who everybody would trust.
A local figure.
What are you asking me? To consider this.
You don't want the arcade.
I want Ripley to be charged with his crime.
I think we have what's known as overlapping interests.
You're asking me to lie?
I like to call it pragmatic idealism.
It's still a lie. Do you think you're gonna take him down by standing there with a soppy banner?
Hey? Do you really think that's how the world works? We'd better get going, sir.
I hate this place.
I hate it's cheap cheery soul
and it's edge of violence and its freak-show, bloody...
Maybe Ripley didn't do it. He was in Hailey's flat and he moved the body!
He's not denying that!
He's hardly likely to have stashed the body in his own arcade and then called us in.
People mess up when they commit a murder. It's the way we catch them.
You're so certain that you'll bully witnesses for false statements. I've reconsidered all the evidence.
Nothing to do with the fact that his wife's blown you out, then?
You think I'm morally compromised? Maybe you want to lock Ripley up
more than solve the murder. Maybe it's the same thing. It looks like your hurt feelings
are more important than hooley's death. This tacky moral crusade won't raise hooley from the dead!
I know hooley was a skally and he screwed around. Not even his best mate was heartbroken when he died.
It's our job to give a shit when nobody else does!
Very nice. Maybe you could make a living writing greeting cards.
Your words. You said them to me before your dick started telling you what was right and wrong!
I need a word.
I've told Carlisle some stuff.
What sort of stuff?
I didn't want to, but he said he was gonna charge me with murder. What sort of stuff?
Mike hooley died in my flat. He just collapsed.
What, on the job? No, before! We moved into the empty bed-sit over the corridor
and then you started emptying them so we panicked and put him in the arcade. You and Danny?
So you know, then? Whose bright idea was it to stash him in the arcade?
He wasn't supposed to be there when you opened up! Where was he supposed to be - at a tram-stop?! Sorry.
I knew if they'd found him here, they'd have accused me!
All right, there's no harm done.
You didn't tell Carlisle about Danny being involved? No. I said another girl helped me.
Did he believe you? Not really. He thinks it's me, doesn't he? That's all right.
Natalie baled me out. You can't put too high a price on a good marriage.
Have you and Danny been friends for long?
Don't tell me a good-looking lad like my son has resorted to paying for his portion?!
How well do you know your lad? It's nothing like that.
Do you help him out with his homework or what? He gets me drugs for the clients.
Bloody... is there anybody in this town he isn't supplying?! It's not that heavy.
He nicks the amyl nitrate from the chemistry labs at school.
Nice to know he's not wasted a good education.
Why didn't you move hooley's body out of the arcade before I opened up? I was going to. I overslept.
Only a teenager could oversleep when they've got a corpse to move.
Are you sure it was nothing to do with the valium you took to take you down after the speed then?
Cos I know if you're dealing it, it's odds on you're taking it. I'll let you in on a secret.
You know if I'm feeling down,
I go back to that railway track.
Right... you know why?
Because it reminds me of how strong I am.
When I lay down on that track all those years ago, know what my name was?
I thought we didn't talk about it. John Wesley pryce. Courtesy of me dear old dad.
I've not said that name out loud for 20 years.
But now it seems like somebody else's name, somebody I don't even know. You want me to change my name?
No.
This is a chance for you to change everything bad about yourself, including the drug dealing.
It wasn't what I'd call dealing, not really.
There are turning points in life.
You've just got to spot them.
Take me and your mum.
We've had our ups and downs but this hooley business has changed things for the better.
You can be anything you wanna be now.
Anything at all.
Natalie?
Look... eh...
I've got something to tell you.
What?
I'm sorry.
About what?
About that row today...
And other stuff...
Not good stuff.
Not for you and me.
And I know I've been a bastard for a while. More than a while.
Hey, come on, it's bad manners to interrupt when a bloke's putting himself through the wringer.
Why are you bringing all this up now? Why wait till it got so bad?
I'm going to be different.
I've seen a change in you since I've been having this tough time.
There's a sort of glow about you.
It's made me realise that I'm still lucky.
The arcade could fall into the sea tomorrow, but I've got you and the kids. I'm still lucky.
I just thought you should know I'm withdrawing from the case.
Oh, right.
It was felt by my fellow officer that I...
Might have had a conflict of interest...
I see.
..On account of the fact that I love you.
I'm late.
Hiya, love. What are you doing here?
I was wondering if you could talk to dad
about the wedding. I don't know if dad listens to me, love. Please.
He's been having a go at Steve again, trying to get him to cancel it.
Do you think dad'll even come to the wedding?
I'll try. All right?
I just want him to be happy for me.
I'm sure he'll get used to the idea. Do you think so?
You can worry about your family and try to make them happy.
But in the end they're just happy or they're not.
You have to do what's best for you.
Thanks.
You on for pole dancing tonight? Bit of a lads night out? I can't make it. Come on, I'll bring my torch.
I've got a date with Mary. Good! Great! See, I didn't mess it up for you.
Far from it. She said you were such a prick that it made me look better. That's really great.
That other stuff I said about Elaine... forget it. I already have.
What the bloody hell have you been saying? Just returning a compliment.
Did you tell Carlisle that I liked a bung? You had Carlisle thinking I'd killed Mike hooley!
You don't know it was him. Who told him I had a run-in with hooley?
Don't talk to me like one of your subnormal staff! I'll knock that tan right off your face! It was me!
Lads! Lads! It was me!
It was me who stitched you up, not him. I talked to Carlisle.
You little shit!
♪ You've got me so confused
♪ and there's words I could use
♪ but I'm afraid to say them
♪ I feel I've been had and I'm boiling mad
♪ still I can't live without you
♪ you don't have the time and you won't spend a dime
♪ not even to call me
♪ oh, you don't know I exist
♪ and I wouldn't be missed
♪ if I had the nerve to quit you
♪ invisible
♪ I feel like I'm invisible
♪ you treat me like I'm not really there
♪ and you don't really care
♪ I know this romance
♪ it ain't goin' nowhere
♪ invisible
♪ I feel like I'm invisible
♪ you treat me like I'm not really there
♪ and you don't really care
♪ I know this romance
♪ it ain't goin' nowhere
♪ although I know it's not a lie
♪ don't wanna lose... ♪
Dad?
Steve thought we should talk to you.
I didn't choose who to fall in love with.
I didn't say, "great. I'll go for some bloke my dad's age."
It just happened.
I look at Steve and I can't imagine living with anyone else.
You must know what that feels like.
Not when I look at Steve, I don't. No.
The thing is, we are getting married.
I'd gathered that.
Shyanne wants you to be there. I want you to be there. We want your blessing.
What if I won't give my blessing? We'll do it anyway.
It's tearing her apart, Ripley. I know you love her. I know you wouldn't want to make her...
Rather than you two eloping what if I paid for the wedding? Would you let me do that?
Yeah. Course we would. Organise it, hire the room, the caterers.
Well, that'd be great. Wouldn't it, Steve?
Dress, flowers, transport, the lot.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
So you'd spend my money but you don't mind if you shit on my feelings then? What?
You don't want my blessing! You want my wallet! I told you it was a waste of time.
The only way you can stay in control is by making everybody else's life a misery, isn't it?
Not my fault she can't see sense.
You're just terrified she'll see you for what you are! Oh, yeah? And what's that?
The same scared schoolboy who decided to torture his classmates with his suicide notes!
Wrong call there, mate. I left that boy behind on a railway track.
You think it's that easy? It is if you're strong enough! And this is strong, is it?
Humiliating your daughter cos she doesn't do what you say and dares to marry someone you don't approve of?
That's not love! It's blackmail!
And it's just as weak as posting notes through doors and messing up lives for no reason at all!
Blackmail? What are you on about? Well, you've achieved one thing after all these years, Ripley.
I actually feel sorry for you.
What's all this? They were drilling the machines.
Why do all the piss-takers head for me? Am I a soft touch?
Is that it? You're out of luck, sunshine! It's zero tolerance time!
Bloody hell! Ripley! Don't do this!
I don't believe you're that kind of man.
Barry... lock the door.
Natalie...
Wait!
These are the things that we won't do.
We won't be together so long that we forget how we got together in the first place
and it doesn't matter to us or anybody else.
We won't go to bed in the afternoon on the strength of a smile across a room.
We won't exchange our life stories and feel pangs of jealousy when we talk about old lovers.
We won't get enough memories of our own to see us through the bad times.
We won't read something in the paper and want to ring each other to talk about it.
We won't ever go dancing and embarrass everybody but ourselves. We won't ever argue.
We won't ever make up.
We won't ever get to know each other so well that we take each other for granted.
And we won't ever share a fish supper.
You'd never share a fish supper anyway.
Caught them red-handed drilling my machines.
My staff had to make a citizen's arrest.
I had to send out for novelty handcuffs. I wanna sue him for assault! Me too!
Assault? You had five minutes under Ruth. Barry here would pay good money for that!
They drilled a hole, then emptied the tube.
Even taped over it so the rest of the gang can come and Rob me again. What gang's this?
The little bispham massive.
Has Terry talked to you about me since our falling out?
No. All he talks about is Mary, this girlfriend.
What's she like? Figure like Halle Berry, face like Chuck Berry.
Better than the other way round, I suppose. One of us better go down there and rock the bed for them.
Can you see why I thought it was you passing shit to Carlisle? No. I can't.
Not if you had respect for me. It's cos I've got respect for you that I thought you were doing it.
I never thought Terry had the balls, but you, balls like coconuts, so you see, in a way it was a compliment.
Yeah, well... Terry's always lacked that bit of class. You and I know that.
No hard feelings?
I'll save my hard feelings for my lady friends. Dead right.
And thanks for squaring it with Carlisle.
That was above and beyond. What? Well, he's off my back.
He's come off the case.
I assumed that was down to you.
No. I didn't arrange it.
Why's he backed off, then?
I dunno.
Maybe he got fed up of getting nowhere. Yeah...
Maybe.
I'm leaving Blackpool tomorrow.
Oh...
And I want you to come with me.
I don't think I can do it that soon.
I mean it.
So do I.
You've pretended to be someone you're not for long enough.
You've done right by everybody except yourself.
Now it's your turn. You deserve a second chance.
I'll come and join you after you've left here, wherever you go.
No. You'll just find excuses not to do it.
You'll get used to living with the indecision and then you'll never leave.
Ok.
I'll come with you.
Just tell me it's going to be all right.
Oh, it's going to be better than that.
How much is here?
50,000.
I thought you were gonna re-mortgage the house! I did.
It turns out it isn't worth as much as you'd hoped.
50,000 doesn't even cover the tax bill. No... it doesn't.
And then there's your running costs...
Well, there's nothing for it. I'm just gonna have to sell the flats.
You don't own the flats.
Not technically. Natalie does. She'll sign them over. She already did.
Into a trust for your children until their 21st birthdays.
You don't have any claim on the flats.
What?
When did she do this? Last week. When you decided to re-mortgage the house.
How did she know about that? Maybe you left the paperwork out where she could see it.
But she knows what this means to me. She knows! What do I do now? Come on, marr! Eh?
I've always wanted to help you, Ripley. You know that, don't you? Course I do! So come on, what?
I'd like to buy the arcade off you.
Oh, god...
You've got a couple of hundred grand hanging about, have you? I wouldn't need it. I'd be buying the debt.
I'd be doing you a favour. Maybe an accountant at the helm would attract new investment.
How come you can do that and I can't? Because...
Ripley Holden is no longer a reliable brand in the leisure and gaming industry.
Shall we say... Eh... What...
£20?
As a token amount.
Twenty quid? You've stitched me up, you little... I bet you even told Natalie, didn't you?!
I need a decision. Oh, I've made a decision!
Don't worry about that. What you're forgetting is... I'm lucky.
And you're not.
♪ Tonight
♪ I'm gonna have myself
♪ a real good time
♪ I feel Ali-hi-hi-hive
♪ and the world
♪ is turning inside out, yeah
♪ and floating around in ecstasy
♪ so don't stop me now
♪ don't stop me
♪ cos I'm having a good time
♪ having a good time
♪ I'm a shooting star leaping through the sky
♪ like a tiger defying the laws of gravity
♪ I'm a racing car passing by
♪ like lady godiva
♪ I'm gonna go, go, go
♪ there's no stopping me
♪ I'm burning through the sky, yeah
♪ two hundred degrees! That's why they call me mr fahrenheit
♪ I'm travelling at the speed of light
♪ I wanna make a supersonic man out of you
♪ don't stop me now I'm having such a good time
♪ I'm having a ball
♪ don't stop me now if you wanna have a good time
♪ just give me a call
♪ don't stop me now cos I'm having a good time
♪ don't stop me now yes, I'm having a good time I don't want to stop at all
♪ I'm a rocket ship on my way to Mars on a collision course
♪ I am a satellite I'm out of control
♪ I am a sex machine ready to reload
♪ like an atom bomb about to oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, explode
♪ I'm burning through the sky, yeah two hundred degrees
♪ that's why they call me mr fahrenheit
♪ I'm travelling at the speed of light
♪ I wanna make a supersonic woman of you
♪ don't stop me! Don't stop me! Don't stop me! Hey, hey, hey!
♪ Don't stop me! Don't stop me! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!
♪ Don't stop me! Don't stop me! Have a good time, good time don't stop me! Don't stop me! ♪
Ripley, wait!
All right?
Give it here. Come on.
30... 40... 50...
Right...
Red!
Go on.
The arcade's yours.
When I were a kid, I believed in god.
Then something happened. I did something.
I didn't believe in god any more, just luck.
These last couple of weeks I realised that god and luck are the same thing.
I wouldn't agree with that.
God knows why things happen.
He's not letting on, though, is he? At least not to me.
You know where you are with luck.
It doesn't pretend to be something it isn't -
to have any feelings about you.
You're still arguing with god even though you don't believe in him any more. Oh, I believe in him.
I just don't like his sense of humour.
Natalie!
My daughter's getting married. Right?
Congratulations.
Yeah. See you.
Yeah, it's great.
That's why you've been skipping around the place. It's not the only reason, no.
You do know what you're doing, don't you?
Not really!
Phone rings
that's me.
Hello, samaritans, can I help you?
So let's say there was this feller.
Family man. 'Ripley?'
how did you know you'd get me?
It doesn't matter...
It's just luck.
Anyway, I thought your job was to listen.
Ok.
So this bloke goes home to see his wife
cos he'd heard something about her that he didn't believe.
What is it?
What have you heard? Let me just tell the story.
So he goes home and he can't find his wife anywhere.
He sits on the bed and thinks.
He notices something is missing from the dressing table.
Then he remembers...
A family photo...
Of his wife and two kids when his kids were small.
And he thinks, "my god, she's left me!"
Because what with this betrayal he's heard about, it makes perfect sense.
So he goes to the wardrobe, and in the bottom of the wardrobe, he finds an overnight bag.
Packed.
And in the bag is the photo.
So he knows he's right.
And he goes and sits on the bed again
and he cries so hard, he thinks he's gonna cough his fucking heart up.
I'm sorry, Ripley.
Why should he be surprised? She'd already sold him down the river - betrayed everything he believed in.
I...
I was just...
Thinking of myself for once.
Just putting myself first.
You know this means it's over, don't you?
Kaput!
For you, for me...
For all of us.
Yeah...
Yeah, I realise that.
Because without those flats, I had to gamble.
Because...
Either way, I was sunk.
I had no choice. It was twist or bust.
Em... what have the flats got to do with it?
If they're in a trust for the kids then they can't be sold. And they were my last hope.
Tell me you didn't realise that when you did it. Just tell me that.
The flats...?
Yeah, the flats.
That's what we're talking about, isn't it?
I'm sorry, Ripley. We're talking about the flats, aren't we?
That was why you were going to leave - cos you knew I'd find out.
Wasn't it?
What else could it be?
Natalie...
Natalie, what's the matter?
What's happened? Hey, what's the matter?
Oh, I don't know what I've done...
I don't know what I've done!
It's always the little things, isn't it, Ruth?
It's always the little things that trip you up! I've sorted the float.
I thought you'd changed your mind.
I thought you weren't coming.
I'm not.
You're here.
I came because I wanted to explain.
I thought the right thing to do was to tell you to your face. You're just panicking. That's all it is.
No...
I nearly told Ripley.
I nearly gave myself away.
And it was like...
..Staring off the top of a cliff.
I can't do this.
I can't run away with you.
You're asking me to give up everything that I've ever known...
And I'm not strong enough.
What was that all about this afternoon? It felt like the only thing you cared about was me!
That was the Natalie that I want to be.
But it's not who I am.
Not really. Well, you wouldn't be the first person to use an affair
to overcome a marital difficulty! If you love me as much as you say, you could never think that.
You have no idea. You really have no idea.
Why don't you just piss off back to him?! Please don't say that...
I no longer have any interest in pleasing you!
It seems to me that what I say and don't say is none of your business. I don't want you to hate me.
You have no say in how I feel, all right? You've just relinquished that particular right.
Can't we at least...? At least what?
What?
Tell you it doesn't matter? Well, it does!
Or at least it would matter if I hadn't slept with you all along just to get to Ripley and your son!
You don't mean that.
Bye-bye.
"With much seductive speech she persuades him. With her smooth talk she compels him.
"Right away he follows her. He is like a bird rushing into a snare, not knowing it'll cost him his life!"
Proverbs.
I can still hear my dear old dad repeating those words as he beat the shit out of me
cos he'd found a copy of "fiesta" under my mattress! Calm down, Ripley. What's happened?
Come on, you can talk to me. "Do you think I have come to bring peace to earth? No, I tell you,
"but rather division!"
You! Out! You're barred!
But I never win! Don't think I haven't seen through that old trick!
All right! Go on!
We're shut! The dream's over!
Go on! You've played your last!
Out! Go on!
Now!
Button your hole!
Come on, chantelle! Now!
Have you seen your dad? Not since this morning.
Have you tried the arcade? Ruth said he disappeared this afternoon and his mobile's off.
He'll be drowning his sorrows somewhere cos me and Steve are still getting married
despite his best efforts. Yeah, that'll be it.
What is it?
Your dad thought I was gonna leave him.
What?
What gave him that idea? I had a packed bag in the wardrobe.
He found it.
So why isn't he here shouting and kicking windows out?
That's why I'm worried. I've not seen or heard from him since. Will he do something daft?
He's your dad - of course he will. No, I mean...
Like hurt himself.
No.
No, of course he wouldn't.
♪ Tears of rain run down my window pane
♪ I'm on my own again good evening, sorrow
♪ sit and dream of how things might have been
♪ and as I close my eyes I get the strangest feeling
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Could this be love that's calling? The door is always open wide
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Now as the night is falling
♪ take off your coat and come inside
♪ climb the stair and then I say a prayer
♪ for someone who can share my situation
♪ but instead as I lay down my head
♪ I have to leave it all to my imagination
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Could this be love that's calling?
♪ The door is always open wide
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Now as the night is falling
♪ take off your coat and come inside
♪ la la-la la-la la-la la-la
♪ la-la la-la la-la la-la la-la la
♪ la la-la la-la la-la la-la
♪ la-la la-la la-la la la la-la la
♪ sit and dream of how things might have been
♪ and as I close my eyes
♪ I get the strangest feeling
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Could this be love that's calling?
♪ The door is always open wide
♪ knock, knock, who's there?
♪ Now as the night is falling
♪ take off your coat and come inside
♪ take off your coat and come ins-ide! ♪
Subtitles by Carla rossi BBC broadcast - 2004