All language subtitles for bad_girls_s08e09

You should marry me, Lou.

As soon as the divorce comes through.

We're going to have to call her.

What do you mean?

These little buggers have been kicking
all day.

You won't go through fertility treatment
if your marriage is over.

We both know there's something you value
more than your sister.

More than anything else, in fact.

For God's sakes, why can't you
understand? No, I do understand.

Your job means more to you than I do,
doesn't it?

He's taking you for a mug. Do you know,
I've had enough of this, Vicky. If you

can't be happy for us, why don't you
just piss off?

Do you know, Miss Stokes agreed to let
you have the day out.

I didn't ask for a day out. No, I did.

Make some dreams of what you want.

Pop show.

Up and at them.

I'm so glad you've come round about
Rome.

What do you want, Lo? I'm going to stand
in your way.

No, it means a lot to me.

Morning, ladies.

Good morning.

I think it's not feeling so well. Do you
think you could give her something for

it? Sure.

Right, come on, give me the mist.

I think it's alright. I gave you enough
for a week.

You're looking for too much.

I'll lose my job. Do you want Big Sister
to find out you're still playing happy

families?

I just can't do this anymore.

Then you lose Lou.

Any chance of getting the documentary
off the ground?

That wouldn't be good for the bank
balance, would it?

Look, you're a pretty brilliant liar.

I'm sure you can find a way to keep us
both happy.

Don't look at me like that.

I'm better than I am.

What happened, girl?

You look like you're getting ready for a
honeymoon with Michael.

Not visiting your mother's grave.

Maybe that's what she's doing.

Look.

I know I'm paying my respects, but it's
getting out of here. It's got me all

excited.

What for?

It ain't that great out there.

Oh, I don't know about that, Tina.

It'd just be nice to get some fresh air.

Look at some blue sky without any bars
in it.

Hi, you ready, Tina?

Oh, morning, sir.

You all right, Mr Kimba?

Yeah, good, thanks, darling.

Right, you're down on the list for an
early shower. We'll shoot straight off

after breakfast, yeah? OK.

Miss U .S. Gartner.

Yeah, that's right.

Yes, hello. I was wondering if I could
come and try on some of your wedding

dresses.

Yeah.

Could I call you back later?

Thanks. Bye.

Hello, sweetheart.

Me?

You.

White Sandy Beach.

Can I get any more romantic?

There were some people I wanted to be
there.

Maybe this might help.

Louise Stokes.

You are going to make me the happiest
man for life.

You don't have to keep up the job,
Vincent.

All right.

I'll keep it professional.

Only because of the number ones back in
today, and I don't want to make her

jealous.

And, of course, we'll find out whether
she gives my documentary her stamp of

approval. Don't worry.

I can handle Joy Martyrdom.

As you will take that stuff back.

Oh, thanks.

You all right? Mm -hm.

Yes.

Donny, can I have a word, please?

Um... Look, mate, you're a good -looking
lad.

No, no, not my type, but you could be
genuine.

So, um, be careful, you know? Yeah.

And I don't want to get dropped in it
for functioning.

So back to 12, OK?

Yep, no problem.

I thought you'd have learnt your lesson
with that Nobeski one after the last

time. Yes, well, you're not Wing
Governor, Sylvia. I am.

All right, come on, you. No messing me
about today, otherwise we'll be straight

back here.

You can drop me up now.

It's just you and me.

Don't muck about, James.

This is risky stuff that we're doing.
We've got to be careful.

All right, James Bond.

Once we're away from this shit in place,
we can do anything we like, right?

A documentary about what?

Mental health of women in prisons.

Well, I think it's a very worthy cause.

It could highlight some of the problems
facing both us and the inmates.

Dr Dunlop's fully behind it.

Oh, boy, for any mean.

I don't think we need TV cameras
crawling all over the place.

Well, no, I'm not sure it's right for a
fiver, but if it was done well, it could

impress the powers that be.

I'm not inclined to grant you any
favours. A prisoner went missing on your

watch. My watch?

You were in charge when Buxton's
disappearance was discovered.

That does not mean... You're lucky I
haven't been sacked yet.

You want me out.

I want what's best for my prison.

I don't think I won't be looking into
that sister of yours you've installed as

music teacher either.

It's about Stella, isn't it?

That I know she's your daughter.

Don't be ridiculous.

It's about your lack of professionalism.

This is not about my lack of
professionalism.

Whatever. Don't forget about your
documentary.

Fine.

Thank you.

Masterton seems to have returned with
some kind of vendetta against me, so you

are going to have to keep your nose
clean.

I don't want to cause you any trouble.
It's nothing I can't handle. Just don't

mention the ODing, the prison record,
and... Yeah, for God's sake, don't

that. I thought we could start planning
the wedding tonight. Rose talking about

Mauritius or Bali is a venue for crying
out loud.

I doubt for Martin Ake.

Vicky. You know I don't give a sod about
all that traditional stuff, but I'd

really appreciate it if there was
someone there for me on the day.

Like a bridesmaid?

You are my first choice.

I think Brown will still have me.

What? Why wouldn't he?

Because he's just balled up getting the
go -ahead on his precious documentary.

Well, can't you try again?

It's just... He'll be well pissed off.

Oh, Vicky, I am so...

Crap at fucking up to that miserable old
cow.

Yeah, but I'm sure you can get Joy back
on the side to show her what an asset

you are.

I suppose I could have one more go.

Hold on one sec.

How much are they? They're for me.

Ah.

They're for your mum. It's bought on her
grave.

Thanks.

My mum loved tulips.

I'm already getting choked up.

Of course you are.

It was gutted when your mum died.

It was natural, wasn't it?

I wouldn't have made it through without
you, though.

I'm really grateful.

When are you going to take these cuffs
off?

I ain't.

Well, why not? Don't you trust me?

No, it's not that. It's just... Well,
what then?

It's just, if today goes well, then you
never know, we might get a shot at

another one.

Well, I'll start counting down the days
till next year, shall I?

Me play me rasta music, man.

Not a damn nursery rhyme.

Could we please just try and get to the
end of three blind minds?

I want to swap instruments.

Your mum would be proud of you, turning
your life around like you have.

I know.

I was a shitty daughter.

I ruined my mum when I went to prison.

Yeah, but everyone makes mistakes, don't
they?

No, but you've done well, kicking the
drugs and everything.

That ain't easy.

Do you think so?

Yeah. It takes a lot of courage.

And your mum knows that.

She ain't here to see it, though, is
she?

Well, you don't think she'll be watching
over you when you walk out of Larkhall

Gates to start a new life?

Mum was always on at me to find a good
bloke.

I guess I don't want...

You might not know this, being new to
the prison service, but quite a few of

women in this place are drug addicts.
I'm sorry?

Prisoners and staff. Would you believe
it?

Look, whatever it is that you think you
know... You ought to be more careful.

You shouldn't indulge in your little
pleasures during cast, my dear. Ever

of hay fever pills? Don't try and kid
her, kid her. You're practically jumping

off the walls.

All right, what do you want?

You give us some of your stash and we
stay quiet.

That's blackmail. No, no.

We like to think of it as a favour
between friends.

You'd better keep your mouth shut.

They're not mine.

Truth is, Lou, they tried to give me
drugs.

Right, both of you, in my office now.

This is out -and -out nepotism. This is
a disgrace.

You can't take your sister's word
without proof.

Fine. I'll test the lot of you, then.

Oh, do.

Ain't she just the most beautiful little
thing you ever saw?

Look at her.

Oh, look at her smile.

She's going to be a proper little
heartbreaker.

I wonder when I'll get to see her.

Why not bring her in for a visit?

I just hope I live long enough to get
out of this place.

You know, spend some proper time with
her.

Make her lunch.

Help get her ready for school.

All the things we used to moan about
when we was on the out.

Well, then you make sure the cancer
don't come back by bloody well demanding

best treatment they've got on offer.

Come on.

But they think I'm daft even asking.

I know you don't want to think about it,
but you ain't officially in remission.

I mean, it's not been long since they
got rid of the tumour.

What's daft is doing nothing.

Come on.

Bloody better be clean, Ben.

Of course I am.

Come on, ladies. How long does it take
to piss in a pot?

After the op, they said there was no
sign of any more cancerous cells.

But I never had the full chemo on that.

I just did natural remedies.

Well, you've done the right thing coming
to see me.

Now, have you noticed any swelling or
lumps or any changes of any description?

No, but I have been hearing about this
new wonder drug.

It says it can stop the cancer from
coming back.

Oseptin?

Well, it would be quite a coup to get
that for an inmate.

Sorry?

Oh, it's just it's a pretty expensive
drug.

Oh, so I guess cons probably won't be
allowed, eh?

Well, in my opinion, women in prison are
just as entitled as the rest of us to

the best health care available.

Really?

But my son's at uni, and so is his wife,
and pretty soon they'll be getting good

jobs. So Lickman's going to need her nan
around her, you know, to babysit and

that.

Right.

Well, they might not have tested to see
if your tuber was HER2 positive.

Eh? But if the tumor's HER2 positive,
there might be a chance of the cancer

returning. But don't worry.

If that was the case, then you might be
suitable for her septum.

And I have the contacts to make sure
that you get it.

Now,

there might be a bit of press interest.

He's only going to bloody cure me.

For real?

Yeah. Oh, this has got to be twice
better.

We can feature her fight for the right
to life in the documentary. It would be

great publicity.

And who actually cares if she gets the
bloody drug or not in the end?

I've got to go.

No, I can't give you any more.

Thank you. I want you to pick the paper
for me.

What? Well, how am I going to do that?

I don't know.

pot or nothing, I don't care.

Just as long as you keep your end of the
bargain up.

That wasn't part of the deal.

What are you doing?

Mrs Dunlop.

Do you want to try this one?

It's that purple basil stuff, isn't it?

Did you start with cheese and pickle?

No, it's lovely.

It's just... Oh, all right.

This is the best time of my life.

Yeah?

Yeah, it's pretty high up on my list and
all.

Do you want tea?

I know I do.

Where's Vicky Stokes' test?

I've had a chance. I've been rushed off
my feet.

Well, lucky I'm here to ease your work.

Oh, Christ, I thought you'd done a
runner.

Come here.

I wish we could just stay like this
forever.

One day, I promise.

It just makes Larkhall seem doubly shit.

I don't know what it could really be
like.

Well, it's nice to dream, isn't it?

Well, we don't have to stop dreaming.

No?

We've got a little while left yet.

We could just pretend we're a normal
couple on a Saturday.

Go on, honey, sing.

It'll be fun.

Pretty woman, walking down the street.
Pretty woman, the kind I like

to meet. Pretty woman, I don't believe
you. You're not the truth.

No one can look as good as you.

Mercy.

Won't you pardon me, pretty woman?

I couldn't help but see, pretty woman.

Actually, can we leave him here and I'll
pick him up at about six o 'clock?

Yeah, yeah, no problem.

Why?

Well, you can't turn back to a local,
can you?

I don't want to have to do this, but
we're going to have to get back.

No way, I can't.

Oh, come on, Janine. We've had a nice
day. It's been great, but... No, I'm

sorry. I'm really sorry.

Don't make me put this on against your
will. No, I can't go back to you locking

me up every day.

I just, I can't.

Vicky's clean.

God forbid.

Not that I didn't believe her.

No, that's not true.

I did have my doubts.

Can't be easy coming off the gear.

She's done very well.

God, you are such a bitch.

Just had to be seen to be fair.

What about the others?

Well, Phyllida Oswin's clean.

But Beverly Toll isn't.

Oh, dear.

All right.

Well, I'll deal with the witches of
Eastwick, and then it's round two with

You've got the presentation of the
documentary.

Oh, yes.

Good luck.

Good luck.

Haven't I done enough for you today?

That makes a dream. Shit just isn't
going to cut it anymore.

Well, this isn't pick and mix.

I need something stronger.

Fine.

First thing in the morning, you're going
into rehab.

Why, it's your sister who's the junkie.
She's the one who ought to be down here.

You are not on segs for being a junkie.
You are here because you tried to give a

member of my staff drugs. Oh, wake up.
Your sister sprinkles out cornflakes

speed. I don't have to listen to this.
No, please. You can't leave me down

It's not fair.

Michael, what's happened?

I just found it like that. She must have
broken into the drugs cabinet.

Code blue, estimate's obvious.

Well, she's going to be all right, isn't
she?

Isn't she?

Excuse me.

Oh, my God.

Thank you.

Get an ambulance.

Listen, won't you feel better?

Well, now it always does me.

I'm the innocent victim of a conspiracy.

I want to sue me out of that prison
service.

Tina, just you make sure you report that
back.

I mean, for all they care, we're just
left in here to die.

Look, as soon as you hear any news, you
will let me know, won't you?

Well, you're not going to come with me.

Look, somebody's got to hold the phone.

Yeah?

Hello, Luke?

Yeah, it's Donny. I'm just about to head
back. You should have been back here by

now. I know that, but the thing is...
Just get your arses back here

Well, Vicky, stay with us, yeah? Just
stay with us.

No, no, no, Donny. Don't try and talk.

It's okay.

Everything's going to be fine.

She's supposed to be supervising.

Oswin, what are you up to?

I am writing a letter of protest to the
Civil Liberties Union on behalf of

Beverly Town.

Hmm. There's hard civil liberties that
need protecting with you lot around.

Get on with your work.

Come on, hurry up.

Hey.

I've just been down the block with Bev.

How's she bearing up?

She's a tough old bird, ain't she?

What's that?

I'm organising a protest to free Bev.

You in?

You bet your arse I am.

I have to tell you this.

I have to.

Well, what is it? What's the matter?

It's rotten.

What do we want? Justice for Bates! When
do we want it? Now!

What do we want? Justice for Bates! When
do we want it? Now!

What do we want? Justice for Bates! When
do we want it? Now!

What do we want? Justice for Bates!

When do we want it? Now!

Them in charge doing us lot over to save
their own bleeding hides.

Calm down. Just calm down.

Look, Beverly Tull is down the block
because Lou Stoke is trying to cover up

her junkie sister.

You want to make a complaint against the
Depp? Too right I do.

I just found her, Michael.

She must have broken into the
collection.

Code Blue, SMO's office.

He's been lying to you about everything.

He's been telling me how drugs keep you
quiet.

You can't trust him.

It's me.

Are you all right?

Where are you?

Look, I did something stupid. I know
that.

It doesn't matter. Just tell me where
you are. I'll come and pick you up

straight away.

Look, I won't be mad with you. I
promise.

I can't go back.

Look, Janine... I wish I could.

It's just a thought.

Yeah, I know, but... What we had today,
that could be for real.

Are you mad?

Listen, I've got an aunt and uncle in
Cornwall. They'd put us up for a bit,

sure.

Look, I can't wait 18 months to be with
you, Donny, not stuck in that shithole.

All right, then.

Are you meeting with me?

What, you're chickening out already, are
you?

No way.

Meet me at Paddy and buy the ticket off
him.

All right.

So Hannah's pregnant?

Lou.

Please, that was a mistake.

Like it was a mistake when you said you
loved me.

You know, some people might call that
lying.

Lou. You gave Vicky those drugs, didn't
you?

And you were going to just stand there
and watch her overdose, weren't you?

Weren't you?

If I had any proof, you'd be rotting in
jail right now.

What the hell's going on?

You all right?

I thought you weren't going to show.

I won't regret this, I swear.

I was so scared being out there on my
own.

I'm going to do everything I can to make
you happy, I promise.

You already do, you know that, right?

Listen, mate.

There's a train at 6, it leaves for
Penzance, that's the closest station,

I'll bring Mum's bucket and pick us up
from there.

Listen, I... No, no, get the tickets.

Yeah.

Yeah, can I get a timetable for
Cornwall, please?

Again?

Yeah.

Here.

What are you doing?

Get off me! I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.
No, you can't do that! I have to take

you back. It ain't right.

No, please, somebody stop him. It's you.

You bastard.

No, Walter.

So he's in St.

Bartholomew's.

Well, thanks for letting me have his
data.

Yeah, cheerio.

That's all you've been waiting for.

Get rid of me now.

I never would have wanted this, Louise.

I'm going to the doctor myself.

Is there anyone you want me to call? My
junkie sister.

Take time to compose yourself, eh?

I'd better get my stuff together.

Don't forget to hand in your badge and
keys on your way out.

I'm really sorry.

Vicky told me everything.

I know the test results will fix it.

You're admitting it?

That you were in the wrong?

Completely.

Seems like I've been wrong about pretty
much everything.

No one will hear any more on the matter,
I assure you.

You can tell who you like.

Doesn't matter to me anymore.

3, 5, 3, 5, 3, 5, 3, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5,

5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5,
5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5,

5, 5, 5, 5, 5. I

suppose

you lied your way out of your punishment
like you do everything else.

Well, you could try taking it up with
Miss Stoke, but I don't think you'll get

very far.

Come on, ladies, back to yourselves.

Come on, move it. Hurry up.

Should be giving them the keys to the
officer's club next, that one.

Miss Doak won't be returning to Lark
Hall.

She's handed in a notice, active
immediately.

Well, that doesn't surprise me.

Never thought she had the staying power,
that one.

Realised her softly, softly approach cut
no mustard with this lot, did she?

Now, when I started in the prison
service... Much as it pains me, Mrs

as our only experienced officer, I have
little choice but to offer you the

position of acting wing governor.

I take it you accept.

Well, all I can say is it's about time
that someone with my aptitude for good,

strong discipline ran this wing.

I'm not the... Oh, I sense the well
-being of this.

Forty? How did you get hold of that?

Of the management.

Well, or should I say, management.

Don't worry, you won't lose your
precious job.

I'll do it. I will never, ever trust you
again.

Where the hell have you been?

I know, miss.

I just went over on it really bad.

Yeah, she's tried to walk on it, but...

I'm in too much pain.

You had to call an ambulance.

Is it broken?

Or a sprain?

It's, um, really badly twisted.

The paramedic, he just bandaged it up
there and then... Actually, he was

cute.

Right.

Strip search.

Can you make it in there? Yeah.

I'll take her to Dr. Donald up tomorrow.

Uh, actually, there's some more left log
haul today.

In the back of an ambulance.

You what?

I don't know if Rowan and... Sorry, Dr
Dunlop's here, but he's going to help me

get a set to him. Julie. There's this
woman, right? Yes. She's in the same

as me of cancer.

And she's going to take you to the
court.

Look, Dr Dunlop is, um... Well, let's
just say he's taken a leave of absence.

What about my treatment?

I'm sorry. You're going to have to take
that up with a new SMO.

He said... What's with all them boxes?

Where are you going?

Personal circumstances.

You can blame that on the good doctor as
well.

On account of he's a two -timing,
murdering bastard.

Slinky.

Oh, Jo, Jo, there are other doctors.

Oh,

leave me alone.

Just listen to me for two minutes,
please.

Look, I'm only doing this for my own
sake, all right?

I don't need any more extra time on my
Thenton.

And the quicker I'm away from betraying
bastards like you, the better. I haven't

betrayed you.

But you still mean the world to me.

Look, I don't know where else to say it,
except I love you.

I thought you said you loved me and all
earlier, or was I just hearing things?

That was before.

I'm sorry, but I can't change the way I
think things should be done just to

please you.

I mean, what sort of man would that make
me?

Not one worth having.

You know, I ain't going to change the
way I feel about you, neither.

So, if you say yes... Yes what?

What are you doing?

Don't mess about with me, Donny.

Janine, promise me you'll marry me as
soon as you get out of here.

There's nothing I want more.

I don't care if I have to wait ten
years.

I'm so glad you're okay.

What on earth happened?

I'm never going back there again.

The staff are as crazy as the inmates.

Some delusional woman attacked me.

Mrs Dunlop?

Yes? There's a call for you.

It's okay. You can get it.

It's probably her father wanting to know
the internet.

Try not to miss you too much.

Hello? Mrs. Dunlop? Yes?

There's something you should know about
your husband.

I keep being sick.

Why didn't you tell me? I could have got
you something from the chemist.

I reckon we should have thought about
that before.

You abused your position of getting a
prisoner pregnant.

No, I'm sorry.

No one has to know.

Please. He can't find me.

What are you doing?