All language subtitles for Wentworth S01 E01 - No Place Like Home

(LAUGHTER)

(LAUGHING)

WOMAN: Is this your first time, babe?

Oi! I'm talking to you.

- What's your name?
- Bea.

(CLEARS THROAT) Bea Smith.

Soak it up, Bea Smith.

- (DOG BARKS)
- (INDISTINCT RADIO CONVERSATIONS)

(KEYS JANGLING)

WOMAN: Good day, Chris.

You know the drill, mate.

You want a gobby? It'll cost you.

A packet of smokes.

(PANTS ZIPPER OPENS)

Do you smoke?

GUARD: Please come forward.

Home sweet home, love.

(DOOR CREAKS)

(PANTING)

(BELL RINGING)

(WOMAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

GUARD: Christ's sake, Sharni.

(CAMERA CLICKING)

(PANTING)

Oh, shit.

(CAMERA SHUTTER SNAPS)

(CLICKING)

Date of birth?

Are you on any medication?

No.

Next of kin?

Next of kin?

- (WHISPERS) Debbie.
- Bea?

(BREATHING HEAVILY) Debbie. Debbie.

I need to speak to my daughter, Debbie.

Fletch! Fletch, grab her.

- I just need to speak to my daughter.
- Bea, Bea, calm down.

Will, what is her name? What is her name?

- Will, what's her name?
- Bea Smith.

(SHOUTING) I need to speak to my daughter!

- We're gonna have to sedate her.
- WILL: Yeah.

- Okay. Medical!
- BEA: Please! Help me!

BEA: Stop it! I want to speak to Debbie!

- Please!
- Go, go, go, go! Go. Go.

(SOBBING)

(GATE BUZZING)

Are you okay today?

You know, a lot of women find it
overwhelming on their first night.

We have a peer worker, Liz Birdsworth,
she'll introduce you to the women.

When can I talk to my daughter?

All numbers have to be put on
a call list. I'll organize it.

You can call her after lunch.

Thanks, Vera.

(CLEARS THROAT) It's Miss Bennett.

Hi.

Okay. This front door
gets locked every night,

but feel free to move around the unit.

With the other women? They're
not locked in their cells?

Yeah, that's right.
That's the panic button.

If there's any trouble, you press it.

Now this is the lounge kitchen.

There is a kettle. Coffee, tea.

The sugar is rationed, but feel free to,

you know, watch some TV and make
yourself a cuppa in your free time.

That's your cell. The count
is in half an hour, then lunch.

Work will be allocated to you on Monday.

Miss Bennett? Can I please get a uniform?

You can keep your own clothes
while you're on remand.

I'd prefer a uniform.

Okay. I'll have one sent over.

- Sorry, I thought...
- WOMAN: Hey.

It's all yours when we're done.

- (BOTH GIGGLE)
- What, you like to watch, do you?

Oh, don't go now.

Just getting started.

(MOANING)

Nice color.

Your hair.

- Do it yourself?
- Yeah.

- I'm a hairdresser.
- You are?

When are you open for business?

- I don't have any of my things.
- (CHUCKLES)

All you need is a good pair of hands.

- Yeah.
- (GIGGLES)

- What's your name, Red?
- Bea.

Bea? (CHUCKLES)

That's brutal.

I'm Franky.

Nice to meet you. Kim, Red.

- Red, Kim.
- Hello, again.

FRANKY: Got a new roomie, girls.
Why don't you give her the heads up.

- FRANKY: Hey! Yeah!
- Hey!

Look. Sorry I wasn't here,
love. They should have told me.

This is Doreen and this is Kaiya.

- Say hello.
- Hi.

And I'm Liz. I'm the peer worker.

And I'm here to show you the ropes

and make sure you don't
get into any trouble.

Are you okay?

Can I go in my room now?

It is a bit stark, but
you'll make it your own.

What'd they pinch you for?

Mum! Mum! Mum! Let go of my mum!

Mum! (SOBBING)

DOR: Who is that?

- Your daughter?
- BEA: Yeah.

Her name is Debbie.

- Oh, lovely.
- Aw! You know, she can visit.

No. Prison is no place for kids.

What?

Oh, no, I didn't mean...

- Stuck-up bitch!
- Hey, Doreen.

- I wasn't judging her.
- No, no, no.

Don't take it personally.
She's just given up her ciggies,

and it's like walking on eggshells.

MAN ON SPEAKER: Attention, compound.
Count will commence in 10 minutes.

You've gotta be standing in your
door in 10 minutes for the head count.

And I'd leave it open or the girls get
shitty. They think you don't trust them.

Okay.

And don't borrow anyone
else's stuff without asking.

But if Franky wants any
of yours, don't argue.

Oh, you know the panic
button by the front door?

Yeah.

Don't ever press it.

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

(LAUGHTER)

- WILL: Franky!
- FRANKY: Sorry, Mr. Jackson.

- You settling in all right?
- Yeah.

We've put your daughter on the call list.

You can join the phone queues
after lunch. Liz will show you.

Thank you.

(LAUGHTER IN DISTANCE)

Hey, Red!

LIZ: We had a game of basketball last week.

You should have seen Mr.
Jackson in his shorts!

(WOMEN LAUGHING)

We lost that game.

Only 'cause you guys were
staring at his ass the whole time.

- WOMAN 1: Exactly.
- WOMAN 2: He's got a great ass.

Liz seems to have taken Bea in hand.

She was really distressed.

I think she'll settle in okay
once she's talked to her daughter.

Vera, I think you should stop
making friends with the prisoners.

Start focusing on what's really going on.

- Call the staff into my office.
- Yes, Governor.

(LAUGHING)

Mrs. Jackson!

You hungry, are you? You want
to share these? Are you good?

Hey, your old roommate,
Sharni, she's back inside.

- Oh, is she?
- MEG: Yeah.

Must have missed the food, eh?

Yeah. It's what we're
famous for, eh? (CHUCKLES)

Um. The poor old thing, she
pissed herself in processing and

you wouldn't believe what slipped out.

That was a lot of gear.

You don't know anything
about that, do you, Franky?

Why would I?

Ah, well.

Eat it while it's hot.

(EXHALES)

(SIGHS)

Hey.

- My room. After lunch.
- Sorry?

Dessert.

MEG: Let's put Sharni in the
slot for a couple of weeks,

see what she's got to tell us.

And then when she's out,
we'll put her into D-block.

They'll find another way
to bring the drugs in.

Hasn't changed since Holt was slotted.

MEG: Yeah, that's because
Doyle has taken up the slack.

But now she's bringing in crystal
meth, which fucks everyone.

You try being on the ward when
they're off their face on that shit.

So we are gonna come down on her.

I've been working closely
with Franky and she's clean.

Are you sure she's behind this?

Erica, do you think someone who is pinned
half the day could run this operation?

We don't need Sharni's confession
to know Franky Doyle is behind this.

- What do you want us to do?
- I want you to ride her.

Box visits. Spot checks.

Restricted privileges. We're
gonna put her out of business.

Ride her hard and she's
gonna rise to the challenge.

Isn't it smarter to negotiate?

We don't negotiate with prisoners.

Okay. Thanks, everyone.

(WHISPERING) Just a sec.

That Erica, she really pisses me off.

I mean, she's not even an officer.
She shouldn't be in these meetings.

Come here. You can't argue
with the department. Okay?

You have got to relax.
Remember what the doc said?

Oh, honey, let's not talk
about this now, please.

We can talk about it tonight.

In bed. Making love.

Making babies.

Oh, I'll come back.

- No. It's okay. Will was just leaving.
- Okay.

- Still on for the game tomorrow?
- Yeah.

What can I do for you?

OIIS report. And there are
two more remands coming in.

- Uh-huh? Are they the files?
- Mmm-hmm.

Maybe we can send some down to C-block.

Was there anything else?

It's pretty inappropriate
behavior for the Governor.

- Well, if you had knocked, Mr. Fletcher...
- (KNOCK ON DOOR)

... you would have saved
yourself the embarrassment.

Thanks.

(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

How long do we get?

Oh, 12 minutes, and
then the phone cuts out.

If no one answers, you gotta
go to the end of the queue.

I've been waiting for you.

I hate fucking waiting.

LIZ: Ease up, Franky. She's a
newbie. And she's into blokes.

(CHUCKLES) I don't care who she fucks.

Kim is looking for you.

- I'm minding a spot for Doreen.
- You were.

- Now off you go.
- See you in a bit?

A visitor's form. I've filled
it out. You just need to sign it.

What for?

Tomorrow, you meet your friend Craig.

- Collect your house-warming
present. - What present?

Well, it's not a fucking cake.

- I'd love to be any help, but I don't...
- Hey, hey, hey.

- Want to talk to your daughter? Do you?
- Yeah. But, please...

Hey, Booms! Got anyone waiting?

What for?

Well, Red is in no hurry. Bring 'em in.

Oh.

Look, Red,

I'm all about fun, the girls know that.

It's how things work in my unit.

They also know that if they
want to survive in here,

if they want to eat, sleep,
or speak to their kids,

they'll do what I say.

You don't want to be the
odd one out, do you? Eh?

Do you, Red?

Back it up.

Here we go. In you go.

Dors. (CLICKS TONGUE)

- I'm in before you.
- FRANKY: In you go, bub.

- (BEEPS)
- (DOOR LOCKS)

- Bea Smith?
- Yeah.

I need you to come with me.

I honestly didn't mean to offend you.

Whatever Franky wants, just do it.

- I can't.
- Franky is top dog.

- Ever since Jacs left.
- Who is Jacs?

Vinnie Holt's wife.

She's in the slot right
now, but she'll be back.

I just want to phone my daughter.

(DOR SIGHS)

- It sucks when you can't see them.
- Yeah.

I miss Kaiya when she goes
out to visit her grandma.

So you understand.

It's the way that I left her.

I just want to know my little girl is okay.

And this thing that
Franky wants me to do, I...

I don't know how...

You gotta choose sides in here.
Franky will look out for you.

Well, she's famous.

- Did you see her on the telly?
- Yeah.

- I actually felt sorry for her.
- (CHUCKLES)

Don't ever tell her that.

Look, if you want to
speak to your daughter,

sign the form.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

(BIRD SQUAWKS)

- TV HOST: Are you ready to win?
- (TV CROWD CHEERING)

Are you ready for fabulous prizes?

MAN ON SPEAKER: Attention
compound. Attention compound.

Visiting hours will commence in 10 minutes.

You're on.

Who are you seeing today?

Just a friend.

- Hi. I'm Bea.
- What?

(CLEARS THROAT)

Forget about it.

CRAIG: Hey.

WOMAN: Can you just have
a look at this, please?

You stupid fucking
bitch. Sit the fuck down.

In 20 minutes, I'm going to be
leaving and we're gonna try that again.

This time, you're not
gonna fuck it up. Right?

(TICKING)

(INAUDIBLE)

(INAUDIBLE)

Time's up.

Try to look like you're
enjoying it, this time, eh?

See you around, babe.

VERA: I didn't think you were the
kind to have a bit on the side.

How was your first night in H-block?

Good.

Any trouble from Franky?

You know, the women do find
these strips searches get easier.

Hair.

Okay. Mouth.

Wider.

Okay. Lift your tongue.

Okay. Ears, please?

(DOOR BUZZES)

Has Liz mentioned our programs to you?

You should talk to her about it. Some
women find it helps to pass the time.

Miss Davidson, I was just
telling Bea about your program.

Oh, great. Bea, we'll see if we can
keep you occupied until your hearing.

- FRANKY: Miss Davidson.
- Franky.

Now those have been wasted on a uniform!

Oh, yeah. It's one of the perks of my job.

So, let's set up a meeting.

You can go now.

- Vera! Has the prisoner been searched?
- VERA: Of course, Governor.

Good day. Do you want to open
your mouth up for me, please?

Open and stretch it wide.

That's it. Stretch 'em out.

Go wider. Thank you.

Tongue that way, and that way.

- VERA: It's all right.
- Lift your head back.

That's it. Open wide.

Go down. Lift your tongue up.

Okay. Just look at me.

- Give us a cough.
- (COUGHS)

See me in my office.

- Did you get it or not?
- Yeah.

Ah, shit.

- What did I swallow?
- Come on. Let's go.

Come on. Boomer, piss off.

I'm still going.

Fingers down.

Put your fingers down. Go.

- Ah, gee, do you have to?
- Shut the fuck up!

Put your fingers in there. Come on.

- (GAGGING) I'm trying.
- Come on!

If that thing bursts, you're
dead. So throw the fuck up.

(RETCHING)

FRANKY: Good.

- (BEA RETCHING)
- Ugh!

Fucking pick it up.

MEG: Hey, do you want to
hand that over? Thanks.

Vera?

You want to pass it over?

Stand up for us, Bea.

Hands out in front.

- Anything to say?
- (BREATHING HEAVILY)

Yeah. Can I have some bloody privacy?

Mary, do you want to call for the cleaner?

There's nothing in your file
that indicates you're a user.

So we're assuming you're
trafficking for Franky Doyle.

You say Doyle's name and
I'll put you into protection.

There will be no reprisals from the women.

If you say nothing, this is
going to go on your record.

And it's not going to
look good at your hearing.

- Oh, could you just say something?
- I don't know anything about it.

I was watching your visit on the
CCTV. You did not know that man.

Yeah, he's my boyfriend.

You know what? Put her in
the slot. See how she goes.

Vera?

You've been my deputy now for, um...

- Two years.
- Yeah.

Before me, it was Dalton that
was Governor, yeah, for...

- One year.
- And before that it was Peters?

He lasted 18 months.

Right. And all that time, you were deputy.

You've watched a parade of
Governors come through that door.

It must have been very, very
difficult for you when I got this job.

- Of course not.
- Then why are you making me look bad?

That is not what I'm doing.

So you're just not up to the
job? Is that what I'm hearing?

Because we have to think about that.

Could you get on to the dog squad?

I'm gonna order a ramp at the prison.

Yes, Governor.

Down.

GUARD: Down, boy.

Right. Sit.

Okay. The plan tonight is
to hit H-2 and hit it hard.

Let's do it.

- (DOG BARKING)
- GUARD: Go. Go, boy.

MAN ON SPEAKER: Attention
compound. Attention compound.

This is a code blue.

WOMAN: * He used to give me roses *

♪ I wish he would again ♪

♪ But that was on the outside ♪

♪ And things were different then ♪

♪ On the inside ♪

♪ The roses grow ♪

♪ They don't mind the stoney ground ♪

♪ Da, da, dum ♪

♪ But the roses here ♪

♪ Are prisoners, too ♪

♪ Da, da, da ♪

♪ Da, dum ♪

Lovely.

Morning.

Here's your breakfast.

It's included in the price.

- Tough night?
- Yeah.

- Have you tried sleeping on this?
- (CHUCKLES)

You want a ciggie?

- Outside?
- Well, you can't smoke in here.

So, how long will I be in here?

It's up to the Governor.

Is this the good-cop routine?

I'm not a cop.

Look, between me and you,
you're doing the right thing.

They'll keep grilling you.

But that's nothing to what the
women will do to you if you talk.

The Governor said that I'd
be safe, I'd be in protection.

If they want to get to someone, they
do it, even if it's just in here.

(SIGHS)

(COUGHS)

- Not a smoker, are you?
- I only came out for the fresh air.

(CHUCKLES)

They went way too far. They
took our extra blankets.

They took our clothes. They
even took Kaiya's teddy bear.

Well, the dogs must have picked up a scent.

Oh, come on, Mrs. Jackson. Throw me a bone!

- I am trying to help you out.
- Yeah, I know, I know.

Oh, look, I managed to set up that
meeting with Mr. Channing for next week.

That's your parole.

Now, you've done a
great job as peer worker.

And I'm going to make sure
they take that into account.

I didn't come here for brownie points.

I'm looking after the girls.

Yeah. Well, so am I.

Until I get some information
on Franky's trafficking,

all privileges are suspended.

Unless you can help me out with that?

No. I thought not.

I'll let you know how that meeting
goes, but I'd keep my fingers crossed.

Ah, bring her in, Mr. Jackson.

Take a seat.

So, how did you go last night?

Jog your memory?

Look, the dog squad,

they raided the prison
last night, because of you.

And the women are not happy.

If I send you back to that compound,

you're gonna have to deal
with the repercussions.

And women like you, you're...

You're a soft target.

But if you tell me who
you're trafficking for,

you won't see that compound again.

I'll put you in your own cell,

under protection for the
rest of your stay here.

I prefer the company.

You be careful what you wish for.

(LAUGHTER IN DISTANCE)

That was nicely played, Red.

LIZ: Good on you, Bea.
DOR: Yeah, good work.

BOOMER: You did the right thing.

- Coffee?
- Thank you.

The women are quiet this morning.

- What, even Franky?
- You know what that means.

- Hey, morning.
- Morning, Governor.

Matthew, would you return Holt

to the compound after the count?

Holt is not due back for weeks.

Mmm-hmm. I'm just
rewarding her good behavior.

- Divide and conquer?
- Better the devil...

Oh, those good old heroin days.

Nice to be back in your own cell, Jacs?

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

WOMAN 1: Jackie!

Yes! Look who is back.

WOMAN 2: Welcome back, Jacs!

WOMAN 3: Good to see
you, Jacs. Been a while.

That bitch is playing with me.

- There you go, love.
- Thanks.

You must be Smith.

Yeah.

I'm Jackie Holt. You can call me Jacs.

I heard you caused some
trouble for the screws.

Good on you, love.

Come and sit with me. We can have a natter.

I think I've got to sit
with the women from my unit.

It's a free country.

But I won't take no for an answer.

I'll do you a deal. We'll
take this, you get me a cuppa.

Francesca won't mind, will you?

I heard you let down some of the women.

You know how they get when you
make promises you can't deliver.

Never mind. I'm back.

You look older.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Experience always wins,
Francesca, in the end.

Yeah.

Oh, sorry, love, I didn't say.

I don't take milk.

You made a big mistake framing me.

You lost your temper. Again.

It gets you into all sorts
of trouble, Francesca.

WOMAN 4: Ooh-aah.

The tide is out, love.

Sorry?

- (MUFFLED SNIGGERING)
- A bit more water?

- She doesn't...
- And on it goes.

(WATER FLOWS)

- Too full.
- (ALL SNICKERING)

Oi! Get here.

I'm not a dog, Harry.

(GRUNTS)

I wanted coffee.

(SNICKERING CONTINUES)

I'll do it.

Oi, Birdsworth. Smith is making it.

It's okay. I'll do it.

Mug's dirty.

(ALL SNICKER)

Well, go on, move your arse.

- Now, move your fucking arse!
- (KICKING)

(GROANING)

Harry!

Uh! Uh. Oh...

(SOBBING)

(ENGINE STARTS)

What are you waiting for?

No.

I beg your pardon?

I'm not doing it.

Oh, we got a feisty one here, girls.

What are you in for, love? Parking fines?

(ALL LAUGHING)

Offence to administer substances.

Causing serious injury.

Conduct endangering life.

Grievous bodily harm.

And attempted murder.

So, please, make your own tea.

- Oh-ho-ho! (LAUGHING)
- Yeah!

Shut down by the new girl. That's nice.

I've had a long time to
think about our reunion.

Been looking forward to it.

- Your time is over, clitty-licker.
- Oof.

We're coming to get you.

- DEBBIE: Mum? Mum, are you in there?
- Deb?

You just stay out there, Deb.

- DEBBIE: Mum, what are you doing?
- Nothing.

DEBBIE: Mum! Let me in.

Listen, Deb, just go back
inside. I'll be in in a minute.

- DEBBIE: What has he done?
- Nothing, Deb.

Sweetie. Just please go back inside.

(INAUDIBLE)

Call an ambulance!

- Call an ambulance!
- I am!

Ambulance.

Please hurry, it's my dad!

I think he's tried to kill himself.

PARAMEDIC: We need to phone this in.

Mum! Mum! Let go of my mum!

BEA: Keep your hands off her!

Go back inside. I'll be back, I promise.

(SCREAMS) Mum!

Mum! (SOBBING)

Bea?

Doreen found it.

She fixed it up. We wanted
it to be a bit of a surprise.

LIZ: Are you all right, love?

Are you?

It's all right.

It's all right, love. Eh?

It's all right.

It's on. Come on.

Oi.

It's on. All right?

That's pretty serious charges.

Who was it?

I didn't do anything.

My husband, he tried to kill himself.

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR SHUTS)

- Hi, Deb.
- Hey.

The cops said a statement
from me was all they needed.

It was tempting.

- But you kept your promise?
- I told them they were well off the mark.

I said I was stressed at
work, it was getting me down,

so I tried to top myself.

I said exactly what
you girls told them.

So, that's it?

Well, unless they can
make a case without me.

LIZ: How often did he lay into you?

He didn't lay a hand on me.

Thanks for doing this, Harry.

Do you know how humiliating it was telling
a bunch of coppers what a loser I am?

If you get done for this,

it's 'cause you're too
dumb to do anything right.

(GROANING)

- Are you listening to me?
- Yes. Yes.

- Now you make sure you stick to the story.
- Yes.

LIZ: You shouldn't have
stood up to Jacs like that.

What is she going to do?

I don't know. At the moment,
she's got Franky to worry about.

When Franky is on the warpath,
everything else goes out the window.

Liz! Boomer has got a
crew waiting outside.

Shit, Kaiya is out there.

Where is Franky?

Franky?

- You don't need to do this.
- She started it.

- Are you ready?
- Yeah.

Ready?

Franky is gonna do Jacs. Look after Kaiya.

- What are you going to do?
- Whatever Franky wants.

- Women are going to get hurt.
- Only if they're with Jacs.

Let's just go inside and
let everyone calm down.

I am calm.

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

(SCREAMS)

WILL: Stop! Break it up!

- Against the fence! Break it up!
- Move to the wall!

WILL: Stop! I said move to the wall!

Move to the wall! Stop! Break it up!

- WILL: Go through, ladies!
- Move to the wall!

I said, move to the wall!

(ALARM BLARING)

MAN ON SPEAKER: Attention
compound. Attention compound.

All prisoners, return to your cells.

- Can I have my teddy?
- Your teddy?

(WOMAN SCREAMS IN DISTANCE)

Is your teddy in your room?

I don't know.

I'll go and have
a look, shall I?

(ALARM CONTINUES BLARING)

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

(CHUCKLES)

Your time is up then, huh?

Fuck off me! What is this, huh?
Three up?

It's not in there, honey.

Kaiya? Kaiya?

Kaiya? Kaiya?

- (WOMAN SCREAMING IN DISTANCE)
- Kaiya!

Hold her still.

Girls like you come in with
your swagger and your youth.

But, underneath, you're
just a scared little girl.

Once I've stripped you of your tits,
I'll show you the real Franky Doyle.

(DOOR SLAMS)

Kaiya!

Kaiya!

(FRANKY WHIMPERS)

- Get the fuck off her!
- (GRUNTS)

(GRUNTING)

Screws are coming.
Screws are coming!

Kaiya?

Wait, Kaiya!

Kaiya!

Oh. Oh!

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Meg?

Meg?

Someone call an ambulance!

No! Oh, God. (SOBBING)

05 to 01, we need an ambulance.

(INAUDIBLE)