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Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned.
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Forgive me, madam, for so have I.
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- Who are you?
- I have information.
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- Pray tell.
- Hold on to your seat, darling.
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And if you're wearing a hat, I might
suggest you hold on to that too.
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I'm ready.
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- Yesterday's explosion was
the doing of an Australian assassin.
- Yes.
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Is that it?
- You knew that?
- Yeah. I knew that.
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- Well...
- So that is it?
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- Obviously not.
- OK.
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There's a, um...
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There's a man.
- Yeah?
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No, that's actually
all I've got. I was just...
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- You were gonna
just make something up.
- Yeah.
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Yeah. For God's sake.
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Lovely to meet you!
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Forgive me, Father. I've done
something really disgusting.
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I'm not a priest. I'm not a priest.
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Swaran!
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Michael.
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Michael!
- Where am I?
- You're in the hospital again.
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Oh man. I gotta stop
getting into hospital.
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You've gotta stop
getting in the hospital.
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My mission to hospital ratio
is terrible.
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Well, it's 100% ―
two hospitalisations, two missions.
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Swaran?
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- Dead.
- I'm sorry.
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- Why'd they kill him?
- We don't know, but, uh...
I want you to take a break.
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Go someplace and recuperate.
- I'd like to bring Magnus to
justice.
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- Sue said he's left
the athletes' village.
- I put a tracker in his backpack.
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Only works for half a mile.
He could be in Canberra
by now, Michael.
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It's time for you to take a break ―
fly fishing, I don't know. I don't
know what you young pe
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Actually...
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I have always wanted to go to...
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♪ La, la, la, la, la, la, la,
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♪ laaa, laaaa.
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♪ La, la, la, la, la, la,
laaaa, laaaa... ♪
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- Great day for it.
- Great day for what?
- Espionage... in the park.
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- What have you got for me?
- I expect you're wondering
why I brought you down here.
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- I assume it's because
you've got some information―
- I have some information.
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- Yeah. Well, it better
be good this time.
- Mm-hm.
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The head of the Australian
Intelligence Service is a
man named―
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- Dennis Green.
- Dennis Green. Yes.
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And it may interest you to know
that he's currently in New Zealand.
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- We know that.
- Mm-hm.
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He is staying at
the home of a millionaire...
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by the name of Norman White―
- We know that.
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- ...down in Queenstown.
- We know that.
- Mm-hm.
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He may have ordered the hit
on the Indian foreign minister.
- He did.
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- Yeah.
- You better keep talking.
I swear to God...
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Hello?
- Hello.
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- Oh my God.
- Oh! Don't take that.
That's unprofessional.
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I walked for 20 minutes,
then I caught two buses,
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then I walked for another 10 minutes
to come here for you to, once again,
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tell me something
I very much already know.
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- Can I have my paper back, please?
- No.
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- Can I have my paper back, please?
- Why do you even need a newspaper?
- I don't like people lo
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- Why not?
- HIGH-PITCHED: Cos I'm a spy!
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Don't yell 'I'm a spy'
in the middle of a park!
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Well, don't take my newspaper.
I was reading that.
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What were you reading?
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- Current events.
- Ugh.
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Don't contact me again until you
have something I don't already know.
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Oh, you ripped it! Man...
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- Thank you.
- Thank you.
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- What did that guy just get?
- That's the wine tasting board.
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Could I please get that
but with apple juice?
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- We only have one type
of apple juice.
- I don't mind.
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- So, just to clarify, you want
six glasses of apple juice.
- On the piece of wood.
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- And it's all the same
type of apple juice.
- Mm.
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OK.
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- Can I ask you something?
- Shoot.
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What was that plane
spraying on the grapes?
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We don't have any planes.
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- You don't use planes?
- Never.
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I have two questions.
One, where is the nearest airfield?
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Two, can I get these
last bad boys to go?
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Surprise.
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You know, I had to convince the man
in reception you were my husband.
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That is so
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funny and crazy.
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What a funny idea
that I'm your husband.
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That's a cr― such a crazy concept.
That's, like, really, really funny.
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It's witty.
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Yeah. I mean...
I don't think it's that funny.
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No, neither.
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Neither. It's― It's just...
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It's just funny.
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You taste like an apple.
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Thank you. You taste like a angel.
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- Anangel.
- Who is that?
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- No, anangel.
- Yeah. I don't know who that is.
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Come. I want to try something.
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OK.
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OK. So, I will be playing the role
of an extremely wealthy woman.
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And you will be playing the role
of my young, lowly pool boy.
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- OK.
- OK. Go out and knock on the door.
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Who is it?
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It's the pool boy.
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Please do come in,
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young man.
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Hello.
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- Are you OK?
- No.
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I am extremely
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old and sick.
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- I don't know about this.
- What, you're not attracted to me
because I'm old and sick?
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- I really don't feel that good.
- Youdon't feel good?
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I'm on death's freakin' door.
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- This is getting silly.
- I know.
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- I can't keep flying round
the country doing hospital visits.
- I'm sorry, sir.
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I spoke to the doctor.
He seems to think you've swallowed
quite a bit of glyphosate
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- What is that, apple juice?
- It's a very potent herbicide.
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- From apple juice?
- No.
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Did you drink some apple juice?
- Oh yeah.
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Well, it's not from apple juice.
It's used to kill plants.
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Why would someone want to kill
plants? They're so innocent.
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Did you consume any products that
might have been used to kill plants?
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Not that I know of.
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Unless it was the white powder
that Magnus' plane was dropping
on all the grapevines.
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- Well, yeah. It will
definitely be that.
- I don't know what that was,
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but that burned my throat something
crazy. It might've been that.
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- Yeah. It was definitely that.
- Eh. Possibly.
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- Definitely.
- Maybe.
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Definitely.
It was definitely that.
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Thank you.
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Right. Whatever information
you're about to tell me,
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I swear to God,
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if it is something
that I already know,
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I'm gonna grab that painting
off the wall and smack it
down on your head so hard
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that you'll get stuck in there like
a damn Looney Tune. Is that clear?
- Yep.
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- Mm-hm.
- Mm-hm.
- Great.
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What have you got for me?
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Norman White, the millionaire
who's chummy with the Australian
Intelligence Service.
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- Mm-hm.
- Well, his birthday...
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is...
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the 24th of October.
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Did you know that?
- No.
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- No, really?
- Technically, I did not know that.
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Well, then. He's done it!
Fantastic!
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- With that said...
- Mm.
- Mm.
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{\an8}...in what world would
we need to know that?
- In this world.
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{\an8}That's his special day ―
24th of October.
- It's useless information.
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You didn't say it had
to be useful information.
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You said it had to be information
that we didn't already know.
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- Mm-hm.
- I guess I did.
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I'm absolutely buzzing.
I'm absolutely buzzing.
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{\an8}- Is this a date?
- What?
- Hm?
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This ― is this a date...
- No.
- ...with the art gallery?
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- No.
- No.
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Could I tell people it was a date?
- Absolutely not.
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-Top of the mornin'!
- Aargh. Oh.
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- Oh my gosh. Sorry.
- That's OK. I didn't
feel like it anyway.
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Send him through immediately.
Don't let him flirt with you.
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I'm not flirting with her.
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I'm not flirting with you.
- Uh... he can't hear you
unless I press the button.
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- Oh.
- Would ya like me to press it?
- Yes, please.
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Hello.
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What are you doing? Come in.
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OK.
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Uh― Wait. Before you go,
I just wanted to say something.
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The other day, you asked if I wanted
to go to the movies with you,
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and I said that I couldn't
because I had a boyfriend.
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Well, he actually broke up with me.
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So... I'm now available to go
to the movies with you.
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- Oh.
- You don't want to any more.
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Oh no. It's definitely not that.
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It's just that there is this woman.
- You have a girlfriend.
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- She said I was like a apple.
- It's OK.
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- She's not, like...
- You should probably go in.
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Michael!
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I should― I should go in.
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Firstly, congratulations
to Anderson for winning the
bronze medal.
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- Thank you.
- Yeah. He didn't actually
help with the mission,
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but we're all very proud of him.
- Thank you.
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Now, down to business. The
Australians are poisoning our grapes.
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- What?
- I know. First of all, they kill
the Indian foreign minister,
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and now they're killing our grapes.
- Why?
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That's exactly
what we need to find out.
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I have my man Mark on the line.
He works for the New Zealand
Environmental Agency.
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I'm gonna bring him up
on the picture phone.
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Mark―
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- What is this?
- Picture phone.
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- Sorry, what's supposed to happen?
- Well, it's a picture phone.
- Yep.
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- It's like a phone with a picture.
- A picture phone.
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- OK.
- A picture...
- Yeah.
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- A picture of what?
- With a picture of the person
you're talking to.
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In this instance, it's Mark.
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- I can't see anything.
- No.
- Oh, it has a camera on the top.
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- Oh. So Mark has a picture phone.
- Well, how is that relevant?
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Well, for us to get the picture,
surely Mark would have to have
a camera in his teleph
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That's a good point.
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Mark.
-Oh, gidday.
- Yeah.
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Do you have a picture phone?
- Yeah, nah. No picture phone.
- Oh.
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He doesn't have a picture phone.
-Ohhh.
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Mark, can you tell me what you just
told me before when I asked you who
was the main importer of
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to New Zealand?
- Yeah. That'd be Norman White.
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Norman White.
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Thank you, Mark. That's all I
need to know.
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Well, I went to high school
with him. Yeah.
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Figure skating?
Oh God, that's sad. Yeah.
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No, well, pass on my regards to...
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to the― Yeah. No. OK.
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Well, I've gotta― I've gotta go.
I've got everyone here in a meeting.
But, um... yeah. OK.
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Are you gonna stop talking, Mark?
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Yeah. Can you sh― Can you shut up?
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Can you shut up, please?
Mark, I've gotta go.
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Do you mind shutting up, Mark?
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Just hang up.
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Thank you, Sue.
That was a very good idea.
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Now, where were we? Norman White of
White's Agricultural Supplies fame.
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Third-richest man in New Zealand.
- We went to his house
in Queenstown.
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- Exactly.
- He's a Scorpio.
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My sources tell me.
- He also has a warehouse
in the Bay of Islands.
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I want you to take a look... tonight.
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No one told me
you were coming down here,
so I haven't prepared much.
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I did manage to, uh, whip these up.
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- Jeans.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
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you are looking at
an incredibly durable pant.
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Stylish,
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versatile, comfortable.
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Jeans ― they're timeless.
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- Do they do anything?
- I'll tell you what
they won't do is get a rip.
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And if they do, that's kind
of cool now ― ripped jeans.
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I could picture you in a―
in the ripped jeans, just sort
of a 'don't care' attitude.
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Like, yeah ― not taking
life too seriously.
- So they're just regular jeans.
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I've been busy!
I made his special watch.
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How did it go, by the way?
- It was good, thank you.
- He loved it.
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I'm wearing jeans. Can I just
point that out? Why would I need
those jeans?
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I didn't know that.
I didn't look at your legs.
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I only look at a woman's head.
- What about this?
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- That's just a tranquilliser gun.
- Well, we'll take that.
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- What for?
- To tranquillise, probably.
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- It's only got one dart.
- That, my friend...
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is all we'll need.
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- At 2200 hours, aka 10pm tonight...
- Thank you.
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...two of us will approach the
warehouse from the water in a kayak.
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Our getaway vehicle will be here.
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A third person will approach around
the back, on foot, through the woods.
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Any volunteers?
- I will.
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00:17:46,506 --> 00:17:50,505
- Really?
- A nice walk through the woods
actually sounds kinda good.
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This is not
a nice walk through the woods!
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- I never said nice.
- She never said nice.
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Shut up, Michael.
This isn't even the woods.
This is thorny bush!
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The hell?
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{\an8}
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We're in.
- I'm in too.
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- I said 'we're'.
- Sorry, I forgot. I'm we're.
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00:18:53,786 --> 00:18:59,466
- We're we're.
-That's right.
-Let's split up.
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I'm going inside.
-Ow!
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Don't do all
the snooping without me.
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The Abel Tasman National Park.
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What brings a British spy
to New Zealand?
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The World Unity Games.
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But I'm leaving for London tomorrow.
- Are you?
- Yes.
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Why did you tell
the New Zealanders?
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I told them I thought
the bomb was probably you guys.
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- I think they knew that.
- I told them that Norman White's
birthday was the 24th of October.
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- That doesn't seem relevant at all.
- Well, it's his special day,
so that's a bit disresp
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- What else?
- Told them that you were staying
with Norman White in Queenstown.
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- Just that?
- What do you mean just that?
That's three good bits of info.
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- It's nothing.
- That is not nothing.
That's good stuff, that is.
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You can go. Untie him.
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- You're just gonna let me go,
just like that?
- You're harmless.
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Excu― I'm not harmless.
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Excuse me. Harmful!
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Full of bloody harm.
- Go away.
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You know what? There is a world...
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where I punch you and shoot you.
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It's not funny.
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Unbelievable.
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The office is locked.
-I'm locked in a frickin'
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prison of trees.
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Ow!
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Zero, zero, zero, zero, enter.
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Far...
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The 24th of October.
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Two, four, one, zero, enter.
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You son of a gun. You did it.
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We've got company.
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Sir, sorry to interrupt.
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Please don't shoot the messenger,
but there's been a break-in
at Norman White's warehous
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in Russell.
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Don't tell me what to do.
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{\an8}Captions by Chloe Farmer.
Edited by Sam Baker.
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{\an8}Captions were made with
the support of NZ On Air.
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