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No one can
treat us like garbage

or make us feel
as if we were nothing.

- Our new neighbor.
- Lord Fitzherbert.

Delighted, Mrs. Hardacre!

I bought Shaw's
from Shaw this afternoon.

- What did you do?
- The lady didn't introduce herself.

I'm not a lady,
Mr. Ward.

Why don't we have
a bit?

No soup or fish.
And I thought they worked on a dock.

But underneath it all,
she's just a fishmonger.

It's that Dryden
that needs explaining.

- Are you happy here?
- Of course.

That's all
I've ever wanted.

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THE HARDACRES
Season 1

HARDACRE & SON

EPISODE 3
21.Oct.24 - Monday

I know what you're all
are thinking:

"Who does Sam Hardacre
think he is?"

But this sign here
is not an ostentation.

It's a promise.

We're investing in this place,
and not just with money.

I'm putting my flesh
and my blood into it.

Joe will take care of the docks.

Next to
Fred Holdsworth!

Together, they will be co-managers.

I know
that they're young...

but they deserved it.

- One of them deserved it.
- And remember this:

You don't just work for us.
We also work for you.

I've been lucky,
and now I want to share it

with the best men and women
from all over England!

- Liza!
- Sorry, Mom.

Lena.

- Mary!
- It's so good to see you.

Come here.

Watch your dress.
You're a lady now!

- Don't start.
- Cup of tea?

Yes. I'd kill for one, love.
Let's go.

Proud of you.

Congratulations, Joe!

Or should I call him
Mr. Hardacre?

Only in front of
the other employees.

Employees?

Is that how you refer to
to old friends now?

I need to maintain discipline, Betsy.

Look at that!
He's already holding his nose.

"Discipline"?
You?

Yes. Discipline.

When you go to your special school
with your top hat and socks

and you doing
your embroidery,

I'll be running
this place.

Give me a chance and I think
I'd do better than you.

You couldn't do it.
That's a man's job.

Yes.
But the point is, Joe:

"Are you ready
for this?"

Come on, Betsy.

What do you mean
"we can't pay"?

These parties of yours cost
good money.

Don't be vulgar,
George.

This tea party will raise funds
for charitable causes.

If we keep spending at this rate,
we'll soon be the cause of charity.

I was invited
to be a hostess

by the Duchess of Harrogate.
If I fail her,

we won't dare show our faces
for the rest of the season.

Social ruin, Dad.

See here:

what if we asked
the Hardacres?

Send for the doctor.
Your father has gone mad.

I'm perfectly healthy.

We need money
and they need friends.

- One thing for another.
- Be clear, George.

You throw your party,
the Hardacres pay the bill.

You would still be the hostess,
but under their roof.

At least their roof
doesn't leak.

Have you two
lost your minds?

The Hardacres
are traders.

Exactly!
Let's do business with them!

I wish you had asked
my advice

before buying
this company.

Shaw left this place
in a terrible situation,

but we'll turn the tables,
now that I'm in charge.

Yes.
That's another thing.

You are not totally
in charge.

The company has
an unusual constitution.

There is a board of shareholders and...

each shareholder has
equal decision-making power.

Which means...

The council can beat me
by votes.

- What's with the advice?
- Nothing to worry about.

As long as they see
that you'll make a profit soon.

We will!

If we replace the crane,
as you said,

we will double
our capacity.

That's right, Fred. Then we can
reduce working hours.

- Why?
- There will be fewer accidents

and happier
happier.

I want to prove that you can make a profit
and treat people well.

And to prove it,
I want a bonus of ten shillings

- in every payment this week.
- Are you trying to go bankrupt?

What's more, salaries
have already been organized.

I can reorganize them.
It won't take long.

Very good, Fred.

Here.
Take the key to the safe.

- I thought I looked after the money.
- Over time, I did,

when I have a bit more
experience.

Fred can take care of the money,
for now.

I've worked on the docks
all my life.

Of course. But that's
office work.

- You need to learn it.
- Well done, Joe.

Do you know what
double-entry bookkeeping?

- No, we won't.
- Then we'll start there.

BARLOW'S BOARDING SCHOOL

- Aren't you a painting?
- If you say so.

You should be proud of
of your uniform.

I know he's
out of fashion.

I don't think this
has ever been fashionable.

Don't worry about it.
I'm just teasing.

It will be an adventure.

Right. I checked the list.
It's all here.

You have clothes
for every sport.

I hope to be captain
of the soccer team

and champion
wrestling champion!

And maybe it is.
I've always said that our Harry

- you can do everything you put your mind to.
- Not everything.

Harry...

you...

Visitors, madam.

Lady Emma Fitzherbert
and Lady Adella.

Thank you, Maggie.
I'll see you in the reception room.

- Yes.
- And Miss Liza...

- will stay with us.
- All right, ma'am.

You're as good
as anyone.

Better.

Now, promise me
you'll remember that.

I promise.

If you do the same.

As our Lord said:

"The poor
are always with us".

- Not with you.
- I'm sure

that we all want to support
the less fortunate.

Indeed. Philanthropy is on the rise
these days.

Our charity circle
of ladies

represents the cream of
of the county's society.

And with these connections,
we can do great things

for women and children
who are suffering.

I'm happy
to hear that.

And if I can help
in any way,

Would you like me
to the circle?

Are you offering?

It won't be easy.

After all, the circle is presided over
by the Duchess of Harrogate.

But...

yes.

I know.

You will offer
a gala afternoon tea

here at Casa Hardacre.

Mom,
what a wonderful idea.

Of course,
when the ladies meet her,

they'll go crazy,

just as we were.

It's the
opportunity for you.

- So, what do I need to do?
- I'll advise you on everything.

The music,
the floral decorations...

the menu.

But it's not just
afternoon tea?

My dear...

there's no such thing
of "just" afternoon tea.

Woe betide the hostess
who serves petit four

made by an
confectioner.

- Don't tell me.
- Don't be afraid.

I can tell you exactly
where to open accounts:

the fanciest confectioners,
fruit growers,

winemakers
and florists.

You said
that there would be music.

Leave it to us.

Adella is a
pianist.

Liza is
a great singer.

- Mom!
- What a happy coincidence.

You will accompany
Ms. Hardacre.

And you're going to sing!

So it's all settled.

How lucky we are
to have...

such good neighbors.

All set.

I'd like you to let
one of us go with you.

It wouldn't be good.

I need to show them
that I'm my own man.

- Yes.
- That's the spirit, son.

And when he comes back,
you'll be a polite gentleman.

It could teach us
a few things.

I'll try.

Stay inside the carriage.
You'll scare the horses.

Impossible.
They've already seen your face.

Remember to write, Harry.
Every week.

Let us know if you need
anything.

- I'll let you know.
- And don't do anything I would do.

Now go away.

That will be
his transformation.

Yes.

I need to continue
the tasks.

Will you go to the docks
again?

No.
I can stay at home.

No.

We'd better
keep ourselves busy.

Dad.

Mom says I have to sing
at that afternoon tea.

Why not?

You have
a wonderful voice.

Your mother is
very determined.

She wants them to see
how great you are.

Can't you sing
just a little song for me?

- Right. One song.
- One song.

And she'll never show me off
to those skanks.

- Agreed?
- Agreed.

- Who does he think he is?
- He's the boss now, isn't he?

What now, Joe?

On to the next one.
The Lady Jane has just docked.

But the load
is for the auction house.

- No. It's for us.
- The captain said no.

Did he?

He said we mustn't touch her.
So what do we do now?

Maybe you should ask
your father.

What stopped you?

Lady Jane.

His cargo is ours,
isn't it, Dad?

Is the captain being clever
again?

Expecting
to pay more?

Tell him we made a deal and,
if he breaks it, he'll deal with me.

Go.

Give it time, Joe.

Not so long ago
you were one of them.

You too.

I'm
much older.

Experience.
That's all you need.

That's why
you're here.

To learn how to manage
your business.

See that sign
up there?

One day, it will mean
"Joe Hardacre and Son".

There will be no one prouder
than your father.

I won't
let you down.

I know.

Mrs. Henderson
does her best, but...

I'm afraid
that some of these items

are beyond
her ability.

The most sophisticated delicacies
are ordered from London.

And please tell your cook
not to worry

with nothing more complicated
than a cucumber sandwich.

All right, milady.

Mrs. Henderson is a
cook.

For the provinces,
maybe.

But we are
in the provinces.

Mary, my dear,

table flowers
have arrived?

They're in the lounge.
Would you like to see them?

No.
I trust you completely.

But we should inspect them
soon, of course,

in the event of an error.

- Would you be so kind?
- Yes.

I'll let you know.

If I may say so, milady,

if this house...

will receive
respectable society,

with a hostess
of that level...

I thank God for the blessing
of your good advice.

Remember: the reputation
of this once great house

depends on this tea party.

And in the current situation,

that responsibility
falls entirely on you.

I understand, milady.

I hope you really understand.

We only have two days
to realize

the seemingly
impossible.

- Are we opening a flower shop?
- No.

These are the flowers
for tea.

Got it.

That Lady Emma sees you
as if you were every penny.

No. She helps me to be accepted
by quality ladies.

And why would you
want that?

You can't understand
why I want to make friends?

You have friends!
Be grateful for them!

And don't drive them away by playing
the snobbish Lady Calçola.

I'd rather eat my toes
Than sing with you.

Maybe I should eat.

It can be more pleasant
for the public.

You haven't even heard me yet.

And I'm grateful
for the little graces.

The boy
I love

is upstairs
in the galleries.

The boy
I love

is smiling down at me from above
at me.

There it is.
Can't you see it?

Waving the handkerchief...

as happy
as a thrush

who sings
in a tree.

Where did you learn that?

In the music hall.

Nancy Green
who taught me.

Who guts fish
shares songs.

It makes the work
go faster.

That sounds...

What?

- Fun.
- Gutting fish is no fun.

It's hard work
of the dog.

And you think it's easy
to be a lady?

I know it's not.

Slowly, slowly.

Pick it up!

Keep going, guys.
I want this crane ready soon.

So?
How's Joe doing?

Very good.
How did you escape?

I thought Lady Emma
would keep you all day.

I left it with Mrs. Dryden.
They won't notice I'm gone.

I'm glad you're
that you're here.

I didn't come
just to see you.

Betsy, Lena...

I've come to invite you both
to a tea party

for charity.

We may not be fine ladies,
but there's still no need for charity.

Stop. That's not it.
I'm calling you as guests.

Suppose
we don't want to go.

Suppose we solve this
the old-fashioned way.

- A dispute?
- Yes.

Twelve herrings.
If I win, you will.

If I lose, I'll tell Sam
to have a day off.

- How's that?
- Agreed.

Somebody give
for this woman!

- Let's go.
- Take my apron.

It will ruin
your dress.

I'll let you start first,
since you're out of practice.

- Don't you dare!
- As you wish, milady!

Betsy, be the referee.

To your brands,
get ready.

Get started!

You've lost your touch, love!

I haven't missed a thing!

Seven!

Should she be
doing this?

I'd like
to see you stop it.

Come on, girls!

Congratulations to Mary!

I won!

You've won nothing!

And I claim
my prize.

Right.

But you will,
won't you?

I really need
a friendly face.

Why didn't you say
from the beginning?

I just didn't want you to think
that I've gone soft.

Your...

And remember to ask for
only the best.

Port, brandy,
champagne,

whisky, oysters,
lobster.

And those little black
of fish.

Have you discussed this
with Lady Fitzherbert?

Why would she?
Is she going to my poker game?

Your poker game?

I thought you were talking
about afternoon tea with the Duchess.

No.
My game is much more restricted.

So, who's invited?

Big Jonesy, Billy Three Fingers,
Chinny The Butcher...

And me.

I only play
with big boys.

Then you'll enjoy
playing with me.

Since you're here,
ma'am.

- Call me Ma.
- Madame...

when your
tray

it was returned this morning,
the cremator had disappeared.

- What's that?
- The cream jug.

She's heavy.
Solid silver.

It looks expensive.

It's extremely valuable.

I don't think I'd forget
something like that.

Have you checked
behind the dresser?

Have a good hunt.

And make a point of getting
our gororoba.

At the Old Yards.

Tomorrow night,
at 8 p.m. sharp.

Did you hear? Sam paid
more than a thousand pounds for this thing.

The old man is out of his mind,
if you ask me.

Lots of green
drove him crazy!

Something funny?

- No.
- I could have sworn

that I overheard
about my father.

I said,
despite your father's nice talk,

he values
to pieces of metal than to us.

Never mind.
Your father doesn't need to be defended.

But he's wrong.

The crane will help
all of us.

My father said
when it's ready,

we can do the job
in half the time.

So the hours
will be reduced?

- I didn't say that.
- So there will be layoffs?

- No, it's one or the other.
- It's one or the other. Which is it?

I'll tell you when
ready!

He doesn't know
anything!

We'd better ask the boss,
eh, boys?

- Leave my father out of it.
- I didn't mention your father.

I mentioned Fred.

Fred is not in charge here!
I am!

And if I can run this place
with fewer men, I'll do it!

I'll only keep
with the best!

Then work
or you'll be fired!

Keep talking like that
and you'll have a strike on your hands.

- You wouldn't dare.
- That's right...

"boss"?

Joe!

What is
happening here?

I'm sure we can sort it out.
Just tell us what happened.

- He threatened to fire us!
- I didn't do that!

I didn't
that intention.

It's all right!
Calm down!

- No one will be fired!
- He said they will make reductions.

We will reduce
working hours,

not salaries.

- Why would they give us something for nothing?
- Because it's sensible.

With shorter shifts,
you'll be more rested.

They will work faster;
there will be fewer accidents.

And you all know
what I think about that.

I want to be proud
of this place.

We've already wasted
enough time.

Let's get back to work
to work.

You can't let them
get out on top.

- What do you want me to do?
- Make an example of them.

Lewis and Jack?
Their partners?

If I don't,
I'll be a laughing stock.

You'll forget all about it!

And so do they.

Take some time
to cool down. At home.

See you
tonight.

Polished buttons,
good tie.

- Good afternoon, boss Joseph.
- To hell with your afternoon!

My beloved is
in the ocean...

- What's that?
- Lady Adella...

is accompanying Miss Liza
in the reception room.

Really?

Then bring back
my beloved to me.

Bring it back,

bring it back,

bring back
my beloved to me.

For me.

Bring it back...

- What's wrong?
- Excuse me, ladies.

I thought I heard someone
torturing a cat.

And I thought someone was
on a hard day's work.

- I am.
- You're home

and it's just past
lunchtime.

I'm a manager.
I can do whatever I want.

Co-manager.
With Fred.

Fred is nothing.

My name
which is on the sign.

And I'm sure it keeps
those workers in line.

I stand by it.
And anyway,

this whole place will be mine,
one day.

I can sell it...

move
to London...

live a
high-class life.

I have no doubt
that you will look stunning.

A chance like this.

You call this a drink?
It's weaker than lemonade.

It's vintage champagne!

Here.
I'll reinforce it for you.

Go slowly.

Hey, Billy Three Fingers!

Look at my cards again
and you'll become Fingerless Billy!

I'm out.

- Just you and me, then, eh?
- Yes.

Watch and weep!

She cleaned you too!

This woman
is unbeatable!

Yes, I am!

Madam, before I pay...

I need to shake hands...

the best player
I've ever met!

- Yes. All right.
- Here we go.

Let go!
Let go of me!

Let me go!

- How many kings do you have there?
- It doesn't matter!

For how long
have you been deceiving us?

I don't know.
How long have we been playing?

Twenty years!

It only took me one night
to expose you!

Yes.
But record this:

This will never
happen again.

Tiny, come on!

And I'm going to get
my silver vase!

I knew it!

It was nothing serious.
I told Joe to calm down at home.

It seems to me that work
is too much for him.

- He'll learn.
- Yes. Even better.

I'll keep him out of trouble,
starting tomorrow.

Trust me.

What is Tinny doing outside
at this hour?

My mother, her damn poker
and all sorts of people at home.

At least she'll kill the craving
before tea.

Yes. And I warned her that she'd better
behave tomorrow

because if one little thing goes wrong,
there will be a reckoning.

You look ready to lead
an army in battle.

Sam, I'm fighting
for the future of our children.

I want Liza to have a better chance
in life better than I did.

I just want
for her to be happy.

Then hope
that tomorrow goes well.

And run.
You're in charge.

Sam Hardacre...

don't you dare
to provoke fate like that.

Don't tease me like that.

No, Maggie!
Don't touch that!

I was just looking.

This was supposed to be
our home?

This is a unique creation

from a London confectioner.

I could have done it,
if you'd asked me to.

It reminds me
of the good old days

serving
dear Sir William.

Our beloved Thornton House
in sugar and cake.

Hardacre House.

What's it like?

Maggie, have you finished
your tasks at the moment?

Yes. All of them.

Not all of them.
Go clean the outside toilets.

The gardeners and stables
leave them in a terrible state.

- But that's not my job.
- It is now.

And the next time
you're going to talk back to me,

you will clean
horse dirt

with bare hands.

HARDACRE & SON

Good morning, Joe.

Can you finish this?

Hello, son.

I want to talk
about yesterday.

I don't want to.

I blame myself.

I let him walk around telling
our plan to men

- before you understood it well.
- I got it.

Not well enough.

So I've decided that you need to stay
in the office for the time being.

I was supposed to be
the manager.

You will be,
as soon as you are ready.

It won't take long.
You'll find out quickly.

Find out?
With you?

Joe.

Did you
his head?

I make my own decisions, Joe.
You know that.

Right, Fred. Let's see
how the crane is doing.

- I'm coming with you.
- No. You stay, Joe.

See if you can take stock
the book this time.

Come on, Fred.

We're here
to see Mary.

Mrs. Hardacre.

I can give her your invitations,
ma'am?

What is your intention
by entering this door?

We've come
for tea.

We already have the maids
we need.

Emma, these are
my dear friends,

Mrs. Temple
and Miss Betsy Temple.

What a delight.

Wilson, please,
Mrs. Temple's shawl.

Yes, ma'am.

Betsy!

- I thought I heard your voice!
- Liza!

You look beautiful!

I'd give anything
for a dress like that.

- I could lend you one.
- Are you sure?

I've got a dozen upstairs!
Let's go!

Liza, don't overdo it.

Remember when we were
their age?

Yes. Running barefoot
along the docks.

Mary, my dear,
I need to introduce you to the ladies.

Yes. Show me the way.
This way, Lena!

And thank you!

Lady Fairfax,
Lady Beaumont...

this is our esteemed hostess,
Mrs. Hardacre.

And this is
Mrs. Temple.

How are you, ladies?

- How's it going?
- How are you?

No problem.

Mrs. Hardacre, this is
a charming floral display.

I congratulate
your taste.

Of course I provided
a bit of guidance.

Speaking of taste,

I see you've kept
Sir William's furniture.

How economical!

Who doesn't waste,
always has!

Mary, my dear,
the Duchess has arrived.

Be warned:
her opinion will make your name...

or it will sink you.

What's up?

Duchess,
allow me to introduce...

Mrs. Hardacre,

the hostess
of my gala tea.

Who is
a lucky boy?

Yes, you are!

Yes!

Remember: stand up straight
and don't fidget.

Ladies,
our entertainment!

Smile with grace.
Be a real lady.

- But I'm not a real lady.
- Not yet.

Excuse me, ladies!

Keep going!

I've changed my mind.
Follow my lead.

She sits
among the cabbages...

and pee,

with a pretty little pot of pee
between his knees.

She is very good
at collecting pee

then she sits down
and collects with ease

until the pretty pee pot
is full of pee.

Oh my God!

She sits among the cabbages
and pees,

and talk to the little insects
and bees.

They climb up her legs
and her arms...

and everywhere...

of its "other charms".

They see many things
that nobody ever sees.

You've enchanted us
long enough.

Stay seated.

Bring my ear trumpet,
darling.

I can't
hear anything!

What a presentation!

- It was funny!
- It was disgusting!

Those words
about peeing and...

It's nothing compared to
to what I heard on the docks!

I thought I had created you
to respect yourself,

to be a strong
and independent...

You created it.

I tried it.

But the girl
I saw in that room,

doesn't think much
for herself.

Mom, it was just
a joke!

Do you really want to be a clown
all your life?

I thought you were worth
than that, love.

Mrs. Dryden!

- No! What a mess! No!
- Who's shouting

like a lost soul
in my kitchen?

No.

No!

You little devil!

Leave him alone.
You can't prove anything.

I don't care! I wanted to wring
this animal's neck!

I wouldn't do that!
You'll contract something!

This thing has tainted
Thornton House!

Ladies,
I'm so sorry.

It's not your fault.

And it's not Tinny's fault either.
Accidents happen.

Not in my kitchen!

How much of the food
can be recovered?

None of it is good
to eat!

- Especially the London cake.
- Mrs. Dryden...

the cream
of county society

is gathered
in the reception room.

Am I to understand that you intend to
to starve us to death?

Milady,
I'm stunned.

I trusted you!

I assured the Duchess
that she would put me in charge...

this disaster!

A beautiful reward
for my generosity.

I think we escaped
narrowly.

That fat doesn't go down well
on Tinny at all.

I don't like any of
of these refined things.

Let's hope the ladies of charity
feel the same way.

What's making them
take so long?

I'm weak with hunger.

I'd like
a cup of tea now!

Please give me
your attention, ladies.

What did he say?

I apologize
for the slight delay, ladies.

But we have a little surprise
for all of you.

Welcome, ladies,
to the Hardacre Herring!

Fresh fried fish
straight from the coast.

Is this some kind of
entertainment?

It's entertainment...

and meals.

Please sit down.

Welcome.

Can you crack
a smile?

This is very important
for your mother.

Kill whoever is killing you
with this.

It looks like you need
to eat.

- You, boy! Over here!
- Yes, ma'am.

Lady Beaumont, allow me
introduce you to my son, Joe.

Very good.

He's very good.

Bringing
to the character!

Nobody is bringing anything to life.
We're in the fish trade.

This is our family business
business.

And a
very good business too.

Joe, Lady Emma.

May I tempt you
with a herring, milady?

Why not?

I bet you never thought you'd serve
fried herring to a duchess.

When you're hungry,
you just want to eat, honey.

- Mom?
- No. Our guests first.

- Betsy?
- Joe.

You are...

elegant.

A girl can
change clothes.

Don't you think
it suits me?

Every last hair.

Mr. Hardacre.

Lady Adella.

Would you like
a herring?

No. Thank you.

But could you bring me
a lemonade?

I'm dying of thirst.

Lemonade right now,
milady.

Thank you.

You'll find me there.

What are you
doing here?

I couldn't deny
to your father, could I?

After everything
he's done for me.

So, you're after
another promotion.

Listen, Joe, I've worked hard
to get where I am,

while you
stood still.

I also
work a lot.

No.
He doesn't work at all.

Joe, it's simple:

If you want respect
like your father has,

need to start applying
at work.

Is that all it takes?

I am
on your side.

But we got off on the wrong foot,
and I don't like it.

I'm just trying to do the right thing
for your family and mine.

So, what do you think
shaking hands

and start again?

No problem.

No hard feelings.

None.

Where are you going?

To the office at the docks.
I have...

some important issues
to deal with.

Fred, I need to talk
with you.

About what?

Tell your father to meet us
at the office.

Urgently.

Just tell us, Fred:
Why did you need the money?

- Is there a problem?
- No!

- Because I didn't catch him!
- How else can you explain it?

The notes missing from the safe match
with the ones I found on your desk.

If you believe I did that,
you're not who I thought you were!

- Fred.
- Fred!

A triumph,
my dears!

An undisputed triumph.

- So innovative.
- So different!

That was my intention
from the beginning.

People get tired
of cucumber sandwiches.

Actually,
it was Mary's idea.

Are you also part of
part of the family business?

Me? No!
I'm just someone who guts fish.

Our real purpose
for today...

is to raise money
for noble causes.

And we received...

some
exceptionally generous donations,

thanks to the visionary management...

It's deeply gratifying

...Mrs. Hardacre.

Mrs. Hardacre...

would you consider joining
our charity circle?

Together, we could do
so much good.

I'll think about it!

Of course!

And thank you!

And I have to say
that's...

deeply,

deeply
rewarding.

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