All language subtitles for The Indian Doctor s03e03 Desperate Measures

[Basil] New Trefelin,

a bigger and better new town
to be built

right here, right where
we're standing, in the place of the old.

[Sian] A supermarket,
fancy that?

Well, I'll buy you one
when I win the pools, girl.

We've got to do
something bigger.

Something that will really hurt
his stupid new town.

I'm pregnant...
but I don't want to be.

Does Emlyn know?

No.

I'm on sick leave.
Thanks to you.

Make the most
of what you've got,

cos pretty soon

we're not going to have money
for the roof over our heads.

Trust me, Mr. Graham.

One way or another,
you will close that mine.

Or your life won't be
worth living.

[grunts]

Can I offer you a lift,
Mr. Griffiths?

Why? Do I look like a man on
his last legs to you too, do I?

Not at all!

I've years of work
left in me...

but try telling that
to Doctor Sharma.

He wants to put me
out to grass like

one of Ceri's old mares!

Do you know what I think?

That he needs his head examined?

I think you need
a second opinion.

From Dr. Thomas.

My brother. Here.

Jump in.

[door opens]

Kamini, I...
I know, I know, I'm sorry...

The lab are on the phone.

They said you'd called them

about Owen's test results?

Robert...

Roooooobert!

Wakey, wakey!

Basil...

Come on - get up.

I wasn't asleep.

I was getting in touch
with my inner self.

Yes, well I need you to get
in touch with Owen Griffiths.

Griffiths?

I've just come across him
sounding off about

our Indian Doctor.

Seems he's got a bee
in his bonnet

about Griffiths's health,

wants him to give up work.

I said you'd take a look at him,
give him a second opinion.

I don't think I should be
telling a sick man that he's well.

He's the mine foreman, Robert.
You get him on our side

the whole of that pit
could follow.

I can't abuse
the trust of my patients.

Yes... But you haven't actually
got any patients yet, have you?

He's a soul in need, Robert.

A simple villager trying
to do the best for his family,

a man in need
of a good doctor.

And just because he isn't
in the first flush of youth,

Doctor Sharma's trying to
pensioning him off.

But he's not the Doctor you are.

He hasn't got your imagination,

your way with patients,
your touch.

Or your pills.

A couple of those and Griffiths
will be a new man,

you know he will.

Even if your last practice

didn't quite see it that way.

But here's your chance
to prove them wrong.

And begin your new practice,

yours, Robert, yours,
and no-one else's,

with a real success story.

Now, get dressed.

I'll bring him in.

Oh, there was a call for you.

Someone called Graham.

Graham?

Did he leave a message?

Just said he could fix it.

He's going to find you
in the hall later.

Good.

Is there a problem?

No. No problem at all.

Chop, chop.

How soon will
the final results be ready?

Please, just get them to me
as quickly as you can.

Thank you - good bye.

Still no news?

The sooner I get the results,

the sooner I can
actually start treating him.

But, erm, it's not looking good.

[panting] Doctor Sharma,
he doesn't understand.

Tell a man he's fit for nothing
but the knackers yard

and that's where he'll be

before you can write
a sick note for him.

[coughs]

You've some pills,
your brother's been telling me.

Some sort of miracle pills.

- Miracle pills?
- From what he was saying...

They're not exactly
a cure for everything.

Let me try them at least.

For a trial period, say?

[gasping]

[whistles]

[sniffs]

[sniffs]

Whip and lick...

our Gina's favourite...

[phone rings]

...won't be a moment,
telephone!

Hello - Trefelin Stores...

No, Ceri Joseph
does not live here,

who is this?

Sorry, what pools?

Oh...

Can you hang on a minute?

I'll take this in the back.

Won't keep you long...

Doc...

[Prem] Daf?

Have...

Are you wearing make-up?

It's for the fancy dress.

Fancy dress?

The Revolutionary Party

of the South Wales Valleys.

- May Day Ball.
- But it's July.

Not once the Revolution comes.

Then every day
will be May Day...

...c'mon butt!

Right.

Oh, yes, you can tell me.

I'm Ceri's next of kin.

Sorry, can you say that again?

Could have been
an accident I suppose.

[Basil] A what?

An electrical short maybe.

Sergeant, this is arson

and you don't need
to be called Sherlock Holmes

to figure out
who's behind it either:

Those two rebels
without a clue, Daf and Aled.

If you don't believe me, just
take a look at that fat one.

He's out there, right now,

prancing around
like Danny La Rue!

Thank Goodness
it didn't take hold.

You know,

this really is something,
isn't it?

That's the new school.

Is it?

Cut above our old one, eh?

You know, I used to stand
in our old playground

looking out over the village

dreaming that one day...

one day, I'd do it.

- Do what?
- What I wanted to do

more than anything else
in the whole wide world, Emlyn.

Make my father proud.

He cast a long shadow, Emlyn.

Gave Robert and myself
a lot to live up to.

Well, like all fathers
I suppose.

Mine was the village
bobby before me.

A fine man.

Big shoes to fill.

But if our fathers
were here now,

I believe they'd want
more for us.

To live bigger,

better somehow.

Do you know what I see, Emlyn?

When I look at this?

A toy car and a toy house.

The future.

Our future.

Maybe yours too.

Has my special order come in?

Sian? From Cardiff?

Oh, I don't know, Mrs. Sharma.

D'you want to have a look?

You haven't unpacked yet?

I haven't had time.

- Special occasion is it?
- Hmm?

The make-up?

This isn't make-up, Mrs. Sharma.

This is war paint.

[groans in frustration]

Is this a good time?

[laughs] Don't mind me...

Don't worry.

Kamini was all fingers
and thumbs too.

For the first few months.

I had to go around clearing
everything out of the way.

If there was a chair
she'd bump into it,

if there was a vase,
she'd knock it over.

It's normal.

It's normal to have doubts too.

I don't have doubts,
not like that, Prem.

Not about the baby.

That's good, that's good.

[hums]

Ceri...

Sian!

I've been thinking
about you, Ceri.

- Have you?
- Now, I don't approve

of gambling, as you know.

But I was so moved
by all you said

about treating me if ever,

by any slim chance,

you actually won anything.

I meant it. Every word.

And, so, I want to show you

just how grateful I am.

Oh.

Tomorrow evening?

My place?

Best bib and tucker.

It's just...

grey, Prem.

Every time I look forward,

everywhere I look
I see grey skies,

grey town.

And when I think of the future,
I see the baby, of course I do.

But I don't see me and Emlyn.

Tell me what to do.

Oh yes, much better.

Are you thinking
of trading up, Sian?

Well, and strictly
between me and you,

I'm considering a new
business proposition.

To be honest with you,
I never thought your original choice totally befitting.

Not for the lady who's about
to run the most successful supermarket

this side of Cardiff.

Shw mai? Ti'n iawn, achan?

- Mr. Griffiths.
- Basil.

- And how are you feeling now?
- How do I look?

- Well.
- Well? Top of the world.

Someone's started early today.

Haven't touched a drop.

Just been to see
my new doctor, that's all.

Doctor Robert.
Complete miracle worker.

Feel twenty years younger.

All that time going to see
Dr. Sharma getting nowhere

feeling worse every day...
Five minutes

with Doctor Robert

and I'm like
a spring lamb again.

Just think, Sian.

If he could do
all of that for me,

what he could do for you?

Now - let this new man

see this New Jerusalem of yours.

[Owen sighs]

String.

Check.

A gobstopper.

what's that doing in there?

Lighter fuel.

Check.

Aled, what is all this?

Last night was...

Painful?

Last night.

But tonight...

[Aled] Tonight's the big one.

Doctor Sharma!

Doctor!

Owen. I've been chasing up
your blood test results.

There's no need for that,
doctor, not any more.

But I do want to say,
no hard feelings,

you've been a good
friend to the family

and I'll always be grateful.

And Mrs. Sharma has been like

a second mother to my Dan.

So I hope you won't
hold it against me.

Hold what against you?

That I'm with
a different Doctor now.

Doctor Robert.
Up at the Manor House.

Owen, we're in the middle
of your tests.

You can't just do
something like this.

But I'm within my rights,
aren't I?

Yes, of course, but -

So if you could make sure
that my records

are passed on
to my new doctor.

Thank you. Thank you...

[Daf] Shouldn't something
have happened by now?

Don't say it's gone out.

BANG!

[rooster crows]

[Basil] Well this was
definitely not an accident.

So I think it's probably
fair to say that

what happened to your display
was probably no accident either.

Terrorists in Trefelin,
Sergeant Dorkins,

and we both know
who's to blame.

Those malcontents,
Daf and Aled.

I think it's probably
time I had a word.

We can't have saboteurs
destroying our plans, Emlyn.

The people of Trefelin
will have justice.

Excuse me.

So why haven't you?

Why haven't I what?

Married?

Come on, it's all been
about me, since you got back,

but what about Robert?

Never met the right
woman I suppose.

Or too many of the wrong ones?

[laughs] No surprises there,
I guess.

Not like you.

Me?

Megan's still here,
that's a surprise.

I thought she'd
have left years ago.

Megan's married the local bobby.

That's a surprise too.
I didn't expect that.

Still, at least
Megan's happy.

Oh, hang on a minute,

I'm not so sure about that.

So? What's the truth
about Megan?

And what's really
wrong right now?

I think I'll probably get back.

Five minutes.

What?

Just give me five minutes.

What for?

I'll show you.

So what time does
the last shift finish?

Seven o'clock.

I'll go down there
an hour or so before.

The whole place is closing
for maintenance anyway.

If anyone asks I'm just

doing a couple of safety checks.

They'll be too busy dreaming
of a whole weekend off

to worry about you.

I'll do my best to make it look
like an accident, of course,

but I still can't guarantee
it won't look like sabotage.

I don't care if it does.

It might teach a couple
of people a lesson.

Our two "freedom fighters",
Daf and Aled.

You just do what
I pay you to do.

Let me worry about...
everything else.

[Megan] Robert!

Robert!

That's one thing
that hasn't changed.

- What?
- You'd always say it,

even when we were kids.

"Robert! Stop!"

"Don't push me any higher!"

[both laugh]

So I'd stop and you'd say:

Don't.

[she screams and laughs]

Oh...

Robert.

I know all I said,

but I am happy with Emlyn
really, I am.

If you say so.

I do.

It makes it all
more strange, that's all.

What does?

That you've a husband
you're happy with,

waiting for you at home,

and you're here...

with your old boyfriend.

[Sian] Doctor Sharma,

can I have a word?

Of course, I'll be
in the surgery later

- if there's a problem.
- That's sort of the point.

I've decided
it would be best

if I have a Welsh Doctor
in the future.

Oh.

Doctor Robert in fact.

Oh...

Well, we are
going to be living

and working together

in this New Town
of theirs before long,

fellow-founding
residents in fact,

so, eh, I think
it would be best.

Ah, there you are.

I've got some news, Dan.

News that's going
to change our lives.

Go on. Open it.

I've bought that house,

in the New Town.

- For us.
- What about our house?

We're going to have
a new one now.

I don't want a new one,
I like this one.

But you'll like
the new one a lot more.

- This was Mum's house.
- If your mother was here,

she'd feel just the same.

What happens
when you can't work anymore?

But I can work.

Doctor Robert says I can work.

In fact, I'm going in
for the afternoon shift, right now.

Doctor Sharma said you shouldn't

Wff, I told Doctor Sharma
I'm as fit as a flea.

- But that's not true...
- Dan!

I'm not listening
to another word,

understand?

[Emlyn] Megan...

Emlyn, we need to talk.

Not now...

I've got something to show you.

[Kamini] A penny for them?

It's what Sian always says
when someone looks far away.

Penny for your thoughts.

Although I'd pay rather
more for Sian's right now,

she's acting very strangely.

I know, she's decided
to leave the Surgery

and join Robert Thomas.

- Sian? Why?
- I don't know.

Ah, you know Sian,
she'll be back.

Owen's left the surgery too.

- Oh!
- And they're not the only ones.

It seems like New Trefelin wants
a new doctor, a Welsh doctor.

This is our home, Kamini.

These are our friends.

All of a sudden, it feels like
I'm living on a different planet,

I'm still with you.

Well?

Say something.

How dare you?

What?

How dare you, Emlyn?

This is one
of the biggest houses,

I haven't stinted here,
you know.

How could you go
behind my back like this?

It's got central heating
and everything.

Why would you even think

of making a decision like this
without talking to me first?

- I thought you'd be pleased.
- PLEASED?!

That you presume
to know what I want?

Where and how I want to live?

But this is the future, Megan!

Yours and mine!

Megan?

We're man and wife, Megan.

[door slams]

[sighs]

My demob suit.

1946.

[farmyard noises]

Matching handkerchief.

Agh, well, well...

And hat. Right.

[chuckles]

Let's see.

Ugh...

[sighs with frustration]

Kamini, that's...

- Samosas?
- And...

- Lassi!
- And...

[laughs]

Where on earth did
you find fresh Mango?

It's what we used to have when
we were courting, remember?

We used to go to that little
shop just off Connaught Place...

- Maharaja...
- Maharaja's Coffee Emporium.

...Coffee Emporium.

And the last time we went there

we had...

Ha, ha, ha...

Balushahi!

Balushahi!

That night
that we had the Balushahi,

that was the first time...

The first time, what?

You know, the first time
I'd ever had Balushahi.

First time for me too.

That was some night...

Yes it was...

[knock on the door]

Oh, Ceri, come through.

Now, I've a rather
special starter

and cawl for the main.
I hope that's alright for you.

[Ceri] I've brought you
a Babycham.

Babycham?

Unless you'd prefer beer.

I bought in some wine.

Wine?

Mateus Rose.

It's all the rage in London
according to Basil,

they're all
drinking it up there.

Decant it for us,
will you, Ceri?

I'll just check on the dessert.

[Owen] You can tell there's
a holiday coming.

One of the gaffers
makes an appearance.

[laughter]

Mmmmmm.

What do you think?

It's a bit fruity. isn't it?

Tastes like pig swill to me.

Oh, Ceri.

Am I fighting a losing

- battle here?
- What?

Trying to give you a taste
for the finer things in life?

Oh, I wouldn't say that,
Siani fach...

I remember something
else about that night.

What, Balushahi night?

Me too. Oh... the moonlight.

Not the moonlight.

The crickets singing
in the trees?

[laughs] Not the crickets.

- Was I on a diet?
- No.

It was the first time
we actually talked

that we could get married,
have a family.

Do as we pleased,
and no-one could stop us...

Come on.

Where to?

If we're going to talk,

we'll be much more
comfortable lying down.

What is it?

Its a fondue!

You dip things into it.

Go on. Pick something.

Anything you fancy.

[she screams]

No, Ceri.
No, I'm not saying no.

- Oh good.
- And I'm not saying yes.

- What are you saying?
- I'm saying...

a girl likes to be wooed.

Wooed?

Wooed.

So how do you... woo?

That, Ceri,

is for you

to find out.

[chuckles]

[phone rings]

[phone rings]

It's all set.

I've given the last
of the miners a good hour to get out,

then up it goes.

So that would make it?

Eight o'clock.

Good.

No mistakes.

[knock at the door]

Might be a patient?

They can call back

during surgery hours.

[knocking continues]

- Might be an emergency.
- No...

[knocking continues]

Look, I promise
if it isn't not a patient -

and not an emergency
I'll get rid of them, I promise.

It might be some
desperate soul in real need.

I know how they feel.

[knocking at the door]

Emlyn?

Oh... Am I please to see you.

And... I'm here.

Something terrible's happened.

Something medical?

What? Oh, no no no.

An emergency?

Well, no, not exactly.

In that case...

Megan's thrown me out.

What?

We had a row.

About something?

Well, to be honest,
I'm not sure

and I'm sure it'll blow over,
but...

in the meantime,

can I stay here tonight?

Oh, Emlyn.

Oh, thank you Prem.
Thank you!

[Emlyn] You've been such
a great friend to me...

I...

- Shall we?
- Yeah.

[miners joking]

[device ticks]

Kamini. it's Emlyn.

Yes... I heard...

I'm not interrupting
your tea, am I?

No, no, no.

We were just moving on
to dessert.

Well that's good,

because I had a big dinner.

That looks interesting...

That's Balushahi...

Try some...

[chat amongst miners]

[Owen] Ah... Oh.

Just a sec, boys.

[gasps]

[Owen coughs]

[miner] Have a drink,
have a drink.

My pills.

[miner] Dan, go for the phone.
call the medical room,

tell them Owen's collapsed.

Mmmm.

This is lovely.

Really lovely.

Hey, this wasn't some kind
of special occasion, was it?

No, not at all.

Just like every other night
in the Sharma household.

[Prem] What... what is
the problem, Emlyn?

If I'm not intruding.

It's the New Town.

Well, at least the idea
of us swapping our deeds

for a place in the New Town.

What's wrong
with your old place?

Well I thought it was
a good idea.

Those houses look lovely to me.

Megan doesn't agree.

Actually, neither does Prem.

[Kamini] And what Prem says
goes.

Kamini...

Where we live, what we do...

Prem decides everything.

[Prem] I'm sure that Emlyn

knows that you have
opinions of your own, Kamini.

Oh yes, yes, of course.

What Emlyn may not know is that
they're not always listened to.

Ah...

Kamini does like
her little jokes.

[laughs] Well I've nothing else
to do, have I?

- That's hardly true.
- Oh, I forgot.

There's the housework,
cooking and cleaning.

[Emlyn] Well, you'll have
a fair bit to do before long

from what Basil's
been telling me.

Oh?

Congratulations,
I'm very pleased for you.

[Emlyn] The new job.

Running Dr. Robert's
medical practice.

Basil's told me all about it.

[phone rings]

Well,

it seems that you
are perfectly capable

of making some decisions
without asking me.

[phone continues ringing]

Erm... should I answer that?

Now all the pieces
fall into place.

What this has all been about.

The dressing up,
the fancy food,

the adolescent
seduction techniques.

All just to soften me up.

How dare you say that?

You go around being
Perfect Prem

with your
"please love me charm"

when you never actually
listen to anything I say.

I've tried to talk to you

but nothing as trivial as family
could ever interest you,

not when your precious patients
are there to be considered.

Mummy said 'be loving and sweet,
maybe he'll listen'.

But I knew
that was never going to work.

[Prem] Of course, your mother
had to be involved.

This has her meddling
fingerprints all over it.

- Prem?
- Go on, Prem, run!

Someone else's whose needs
are far more important

than your wife's.

[Emlyn] It's the colliery, Prem.

Owen's collapsed,
he's in a bad way.

Owen's not my patient anymore.

They know that.
But they can't find

Doctor Robert anywhere.

I'll get my things...

[Emlyn] I'll come with you.
It's the least I can do.

- And I'll make up Dan's bed.
- Thank you, Kamini.

For Prem.

[clock ticks]

[device ticks]

[breathes noisily]

[Emlyn] Thank you boys.
You can go home now.

Doctor's here.
He'll see to Owen.

He'll be fine once we've
got him to the surface.

[gasps] Prem.
I don't understand it.

One minute I felt fine,
the next...

Don't worry, you don't have to,
that's why I'm here.

[pants]

How is he?

He'll be better once
we get him to the surface,

abetter still once
we get him to a hospital.

You take one arm,
I'll take the other.

[grunting]

[Emlyn] Easy, easy.

Take your time.
Take your time.

[device ticks]

Hurry up, boys. Closing time.

[shouting]

[clock dings]

[rattling noises]

I just want to ask you
to know how to,

woo a lady.

Woo?

Woo!

It's not too late you know...

For what?

For you and me to be together.

I've got something to tell you.

What?

You've won the pools.

We're trying to locate
my husband.

Heent to see Dan's father
at the mine last night.

Dr. Sharma went to the mine?
Last night?

Yes, with Sergeant Dawkins.

You haven't seen them,

- have you?
- No.

Megan. Have you
seen Emlyn today?

I was going to ask you that.

Graham, you idiot!
Didn't you check?

You'd better bloody well
get over there and FIND OUT!

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