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(BRAKES SQUEAK)

(DOOR OPENS, SHUTS)

Ohh! Come on!

(DOG WHINES)

(DOG WHINES)
Minh?

Minh?

(DOG WHIMPERS)

Minh!

(YELLS) Minh!

(THEME MUSIC PLAYS)

No.
Yep.

Just checking
the ban is still in place.

And it is.

ROZ: Higher. Higher. Lower.

Morning, Roz. Webmaster.

Morning, Helen. No, no, straighter.

A bit more to the right. Yes, good.
I'll just...

Good. A bit more to the right.
And let it go.

(YELLS) Hey, Helen, stop!
(SCREAMS)

Don't go in there!
OK! Why not?! What's going on?!

No, I'm just excited. I've got your
office ready. Totally styled it out.

This way.
OK.

You... You all good?
Yeah.

Might just need a minute.

(BREATHES SHAKILY)

You know, I'm quite highly strung.
Maybe don't yell at me.

(WHIRRS)

This one?
No. That's a cupboard.

This one?
This is your office.

This is your office.

Oh! Which is also a cupboard.

Very unpretentious.

And I like that I can
interrogate suspects in here too.

And I like that I can
How about this desk?

How about this desk?

Ooh, it looks
How about this desk?

Ooh, it looks
a bit different to the picture.

I know! It's a hack! I hacked it!
What do you think?

I'm not sure you needed to,
but OK, yeah, why not?

Liaise with George
for anything you might need.

Don't go wild, obviously.
We ARE on a budget.

Mm-hm.

This is for clients.

Maybe I could get something
a bit more comfortable for clients.

Yep.
(CLICKING)

Yep.
Is that doing anything?

Is that doing anything?

Um... Not in here.

Mm. Not out here either.

What about a print or something
to cover the mould on that wall?

There's this website that does,
like, inspirational work posters -

you know, like, "Live, laugh, love,"
that kind of thing.

I don't really do
any of those things.

I don't really do
You can make your own one.

You can make your own one.

Like, you could have,
"Meeting, lunch, phone call,"

or something.
Sure. That's really inspiring.

Well, you would personalise it.
What do you like?

Well, you would personalise it.
Um... I like my dog.

Um... I like my dog.

Uh... Soup. I really like soup.

Watching television.

Tea. Scones. Obviously go together.

Ooh, butterscotch.
Always better than you think.

Ooh, butterscotch.
You sound like my grandma.

You sound like my grandma.

Yeah, I do like big pants.

Just... they keep me secure.
Yeah.

Hello, Bob! How are you?

Rozalind Gru-bear! Good to see ya!

I hope we can sort this out quickly.

I've got a dim sum lunch
I've got to get to.

I've got a dim sum lunch
Not up to me, I'm afraid.

Not up to me, I'm afraid.

I've handed this one over to
our new colleague, Helen Tudor-Fisk.

Fisk?
Mm.

Fisk - any relation to...
Father.

Well, well, interesting!
Are the rumours true? Do we know?

You know,
about Dad and the tipstaff?

You know, Helen.

Helen.

This is Bob Stanley.
Hello, Bob.

It's all true - Mum died,
Dad kicked that closet door down

and came out screaming,
ran off with his tipstaff.

It's been quite the roller-coaster
ride. Should we head on in?

(TRAM BELL DINGS)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

OK, the will states
that the cremains are to be divided

between the family of
Alan Munster and Kellie-Joy Frazer.

Obviously I should get
the whole vase of ashes,

but if Ally says half,
I'll accept half, please, thank you.

Ooh, hang on,
the will does not specify half.

It simply says,
"cremains to be divided."

It simply says,
That's what we're here to determine.

That's what we're here to determine.

But I'm the widow.
Widow... Were you married?

That feels like new information...
No, they weren't married.

Me and Ally-bear
were married in our hearts.

Don't need a piece of paper
to be married.

I think that's exactly what you need
to be married.

Yeah... Hey, are there any snacks?

I'm... I'm quite peckish.
Roz usually serves snacks.

Sorry. No snacks. What's...?

Oh, that's a shame.
A bit of cheese floating around?

Oh, that's a shame.
No, Bob. No floating cheese.

No, Bob. No floating cheese.

I just need to clarify

exactly how long you were
in a relationship with Mr Munster.

Five minutes.

Um... Instagram begs to differ.

We've been an official couple
since October last year.

But, before that, it was just
flirting around the office,

But, before that, it was just
a bit of sexting.

A bit of sexting.

Oh, God.
A bit of sexting.

Oh, God.
My poor mother didn't deserve this.

No, that's pretty...
Oh, that's hard to look at.

No, that's pretty...
He was living his best life, Gina.

He was living his best life, Gina.

There's a saying, you know?

"Why go out for steak when
you're getting the milk for free?"

BOTH: What?

Uh... I believe the expression is,

"Why got for a hamburger
when you're getting steak at home?"

Right.

Sorry, but I still don't
quite understand what YOU'RE saying.

I'm saying I'm the steak.

Yeah, nah, I think in that scenario,
I'm saying I'm the steak.

Yeah, nah, I think in that scenario,
you're the hamburger.

Yeah, nah, I think in that scenario,
I'm not the hamburger!

I'm not the hamburger!

I'm fillet steak.

You're really not.
You're more like a kebab.

You're really not.
Mm.

Mm.

Yum.

Oh!

Roz?

I've just seen Bob Stanley Roz?

I've just seen Bob Stanley
in the meeting room.

Is this yours?
Uh-uh.

Hang on, that's mine.
Jesus, take it easy.

Hang on, that's mine.
That's... Yeah. That one's gone.

That's... Yeah. That one's gone.

Why are there no snacks in there?

Let's get some taramasalata,
Why are there no snacks in there?

Let's get some taramasalata,
some tzatziki in there.

Bob will agree to anything
if there's snacks.

I thought I wasn't allowed
anywhere near legal proceedings.

Just find some bloody hummus
and put Bob's name on it.

And it's 'HOU-mus'.

(TRAFFIC DRONES)

(CRUNCHING)

OK, so, with regard...

That's good hummus.
Yep.

Very happy with that.
OK.

So, with regard to
the division of the cremains,

we would like to make an offer
of five grams, or one teaspoon.

One teaspoon?!
Which I realise

doesn't sound like much, however,
it is enough to pop in, say, a locket

or some other kind of keepsake.

A what-sake?
Like a memento, a keepsake.

A what-sake?
For example, there's a company

For example, there's a company

that will put a small amount of ashes
into a snow globe.

That will put a small amount of ashes
Mm, that's nice.

Mm, that's nice.

Do you think? Uh... Yeah, nice.

Uh... Sometimes people mix the ashes
with ink and get a tattoo.

Really?
Relax.

Yep, definitely doing that.
I could get a teddy bear,

my own little Ally-bear
on my shoulder maybe.

I would've thought a tramp stamp
would be more suitable.

I've already got one, Gina,
so joke's on you.

I've already got one, Gina,
(WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)

(WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)

Mm. Um... My client...

Hang on. Sorry. Chewing.

Sorry, that's not fair.

I'm gonna need more than five grams

if I'm gonna get a tattoo
AND a snow globe.

It actually IS fair
because we've done the calculations.

Let me talk you through them
and then you'll see how we got there.

Let me talk you through them
OK, so...

OK, so...

..what we need to do

is compare the amount of time
YOU spent with Mr Munster

versus the time
he spent with his family.

Versus the time
So, over here on your side,

So, over here on your side,

you say you were together six months,
I'm taking you at your word,

including that extra bit
at the beginning,

including that extra bit
we end up with about 7.44 months.

We end up with about 7.44 months.

Versus a 48-year marriage
with two children,

combined ages of which are 76 years.

Now, 76 and 48 - that's a 124 years.

In order to compare that with this,
we need to convert that to months.

So, we times it by 12.
We end up with 1,488 months.

Now we're comparing
apples with apples.

Then we factor in
the weight of the ashes.

Now, that's approximately
one to three kilograms,

so what we go with is units,
then we convert it back to grams,

and what we end up with
is five grams, one teaspoon.

It was actually 4.7, but
I'm being generous, I've rounded up.

It was actually 4.7, but
So, what do we think? Bob?

So, what do we think? Bob?

Yeah, um...

That's imp... It's impressive.

Yeah, I actually think
that's quite a fair deal.

Yeah, I actually think
So, are we all happy with that?

So, are we all happy with that?

I know you're not happy with it.
But we agree to that?

Yeah.
Great.

Well, I'm gonna call the funeral home
and get them to release the ashes.

Well, I'm gonna call the funeral home
Mm.

Mm.

Make sure I get a good five grams.

Like, from his heart, you know?
Make sure I get a good five grams.

Like, from his heart, you know?
I don't want foot ashes or anything.

(EXHALES HEAVILY)

Vis-a-vis our next meeting, Helen,

what do you think about
a few deli meats?

What do you think about
Maybe some lavash?

Maybe some lavash?

Yeah, I'll get on that.

Do you wanna take the hummus?
Yeah, I'll get on that.

Do you wanna take the hummus?
No-one else wants it, Bob.

Do you wanna take the hummus?
Oh, yeah. For sure.

Oh, yeah. For sure.

Thanks.

And any snacks you'd like
for the next meeting or...

..a bit upset?

OK.

(ENGINE STARTS)

(RINGS DOORBELL)

Oh, Viktor.
Helen!

What's going on?
I don't have you in the diary.

I thought you'd be at work.
I'm on... (SNIFFS)

I'm on long-service leave.
What is that smell?

You haven't got
that dog with you, have you?

No.
You know I'm allergic.

Yes.
Oh, it's like popcorn and wet meat.

No, I think that's just me.
Is Dad home?

Yes. Why?
Do I need a reason?

Yes. Why?
Maybe I just want to say hi.

Maybe I just want to say hi.

Really?
Yes!

And I would also like to borrow
the George Foreman Grill, please,

because the cooktop at my Airbnb
is broken.

Oh, Helen. Is this how you thought
your life would turn out?

You're divorced,
you're living in a bedsit,

you're eating steaks
cooked in a sandwich maker.

It's not a sandwich maker. It's a...
lean, mean grilling machine,

Look, why don't you pick it up
on Sunday when you come for lunch?

Oh, you're not the boss of my dad,
Viktor, OK?

(SCOFFS) I was his tipstaff
for 15 years, Helen.

I think you'll find
I have been the boss of your dad

I think you'll find
for quite some time.

For quite some time.

Fine. I will get it on Sunday.

Well, lovely. We'll look forward
to seeing you then.

Well, lovely. We'll look forward
Dad's doing a seafood buffet.

Dad's doing a seafood buffet.

Ooh, goody! Fish!

No-one's favourite. Bleugh!

(PHONE RINGS)

Yes, Viktor?

I want you to call May and Graham
and invite them to Sunday lunch.

Why do I have to call them?
It's YOUR lunch.

They're YOUR aunt and uncle.

I want everyone there.
I've got a big announcement.

I want everyone there.
(CHUCKLES) Is that a euphemism?

(CHUCKLES) Is that a euphemism?

Viktor, I said is that a euphemism?

Yes, Helen, I heard you.
Viktor, I said is that a euphemism?

Yes, Helen, I heard you.
Don't be common.

Just call your aunt and uncle,
please. Thank you. Goodbye.

Just call your aunt and uncle,
(PHONE BEEPS)

(PHONE BEEPS)

Wow!

Look what you've done.

It's like a room reveal on The Block.

All this for $80 at Kmart.
Can you believe it?

Yes, I can.
Check this out!

The most-comfortable-ever chair
for clients.

The most-comfortable-ever chair
Chair, you reckon?

Chair, you reckon?

I really thought outside the box
Chair, you reckon?

I really thought outside the box
for this one.

I really thought outside the box
Yeah. And... what is that? A fez?

Yeah. And... what is that? A fez?

Yeah, maybe for a monkey.

Mm-hm.

(OFFICE HUBBUB)

(PUFFS)

(CLICKS LIGHTSWITCH)

Doesn't mean she can come in here
any time she wants

and watch TV
and fall asleep on the couch.

She was asleep on the couch the
other day when I came home from work.

But if you're not here,
what does it matter?

It matters because it's against
the rules and I'm renting the house.

OK, fine. I'll make sure she doesn't
come in and watch TV here anymore.

OK, fine. I'll make sure she doesn't
Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, don't come into my...

Oh. OK, well, this is petty.

It's plugged in at the wall as well.
You're gonna have to...

Now it's not.

OK.

Good.

I'll just read a book.
It's better for you.

(DOG WHINES)

(RADIO PLAYS INDISTINCTLY)

WOMAN: (ON RADIO) Coming up a bit
later with Chris Bowen,

Helen Haines and Warren Entsch,

three parliamentarians
who all want to tell us

what they've been reading
and listening to and watching.

They do have time,
it would appear - only just.

They do have time,
So, we're also doing that.

So, we're also doing that.

(MUSIC PLAYS)

Shit!

(YELLS) Minh!

Minh, what are you doing?!

Burning rubbish!

Oh, my Go...

Hang on a sec.

Can you throw this in?!

Thank you!

Hello, hello!
Hi!

Hello, hello!
May, Helen. God, that's a fun top.

May, Helen. God, that's a fun top.

Looks like you've joined
May, Helen. God, that's a fun top.

Looks like you've joined
a mime school! I love it.

Is Graham coming?
Yeah.

Is Graham coming?
Graham!

Graham!

Where are you? Oh!
Graham!

Where are you? Oh!
Picking up the rear. As usual. Ha!

Oh, yes.
Yep.

Latest acquisition on the easel.
Mm.

Latest acquisition on the easel.
It's pretty graphic, Viktor.

It's pretty graphic, Viktor.

It's just a body, Helen.
We've all got one.

That guy's got a massive one.
(CHUCKLES) Shh!

That guy's got a massive one.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Oh, did they?
They did.

Whole barramundi!
Yay!

(APPLAUSE)
Fish! Ooh!

I thought you didn't like fish.
What?

You remember
when I wanted to make boiled fish,

You remember
you said Helen doesn't like fish.

You said Helen doesn't like fish.

Nobody likes boiled fish, Graham.

So, do you like fish now, Helen?
Nobody likes boiled fish, Graham.

So, do you like fish now, Helen?
Yeah, I love it, Graham.

So, do you like fish now, Helen?
It looks great, Dad. Yum.

It looks great, Dad. Yum.

Clay-oven technique.
Oh, good.

You encase the whole fish
in a simple dough

made of flour, salt and water.

Mm-hm.
The dough then hardens into a shell.

If I can just interrupt
for a moment.

Before we enjoy
this beautiful feast,

we just wanted to announce
that last Thursday...

..we got married.
Mm.

I know, can you believe it?
So, here's cheers.

To Tippy and Tony.

Tip and Tone.
Tip and Tone.

Dad, why didn't you tell me?
Why wasn't I invited?

It was just a simple service in the
registrar's office. Nothing fancy.

I figured
we wouldn't trouble you with it.

I figured
Well... Well, I'm shocked.

Well... Well, I'm shocked.

It's perfectly legal.
A lot of gay people get married now.

Oh, really?
Yeah, she knows it's legal, Graham.

Oh, really?
She's just... surprised.

She's just... surprised.

We all are.

Sauce. I forgot the sauce.

Mm. It's not all you forgot,
Sauce. I forgot the sauce.

Mm. It's not all you forgot,
is it, Dad?

Anthony has been a widower
for over two years now...

Yes, thank you, Viktor.

I'm well aware of
when my sister died.

I might have some of this fish.
Looks so moist.

I might have some of this fish.
BOTH: Don't say 'moist'.

BOTH: Don't say 'moist'.

Yuck.

(CUTLERY CLATTERS)

Is there any more bread?

You had four rolls.

(MOUTHS NOISELESSLY)
But it's a lot.

(YELLS) Bastard!
Oh.

Sorry, Tony,
did you want the last potato?

Little bastard in broad bloody
daylight. Do you see it?

Yes, yes, but, Tony,
don't worry about it.

Leave it alone.
You'll just make it angry.

What is it?
Oh, it's a possum.

It eats his magnolia tree and
it craps all over the porte-cochere.

The what?
Oh, the driveway.

They've been watching The Crown.
Oh!

Dad, no, don't, don't.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

(THUD!)
Oh, sh... shit.

(SCREAMS)
Oh, my God!

(SCREAMS)
Anthony! You've killed it!

Anthony! You've killed it!

No, no, it's just playing possum.
That's what they do.

Helen, go and poke it with a stick.
Make sure it's dead.

I'm not gonna poke...
Why do I have to poke it? Just...

I'm not gonna poke...
Dad, are you alright?

Dad, are you alright?

Oh, come on.
May, take him inside.

Open the door, Viktor. Jesus. It's
not gonna get you now, it's dead!

Quickly, quickly, come in.
Don't let it in.

Oh, for God's sake.
He's got an armoury, Viktor!

Oh, for God's sake.
Why is he making weapons?

Why is he making weapons?

Ready?

Ooh, God!

Sweeping.

(GROANS)

Argh.

Ready?

Ohh!

We'll see you soon.
Yeah. You're alright? Recovered?

Bye, Viktor!
Bye.

Bye, Viktor!
See you, Graham.

See you, Graham.

How's... Is Dad alright?

Yeah, he's fine, he's fine.
How's... Is Dad alright?

Yeah, he's fine, he's fine.
Aren't you forgetting something?

No, I've got my grill, I'm good.
Oh, Helen, for God's sake.

I'm sorry, Viktor,
I didn't know we did hugs.

There we go.
Ooh... Oh. Well, that's nice.

There we go.
I meant that.

I meant that.

No, I don't want leftovers.

It's the possum.
What? No.

We cannot have evidence
on our property, OK?

I'm not taking it.
It's in the esky. Just take it.

Go. Go.
Ohh... Why is it in an esky?

What are you keeping it fresh for?
Helen, get it out of here, please.

Thank you.
Thanks for a lovely afternoon!

Jesus.

OK.

OK.

Argh.

(DOG BARKS)

Hang on, Artie!
I know, buddy, hang on...

(GROANS)

Shit.
(BARKING CONTINUES)

Shit.
I'm coming!

I'm coming!

That isn't gonna...

(BARKING CONTINUES)

Just... Don't poo on the rug!

(BIRD CAWS)

(WHINES)

Juliana.

Gran said you left a dead cat
in an esky at her front door.

Is that some kind of racist taunt?

No, oh, God, no. God, no. No, it's
not a cat, it's a... it's a possum.

No, oh, God, no. God, no. No, it's
Oh! It's a possum in an esky!

Oh! It's a possum in an esky!

Oh, that's alright then.
Oh! It's a possum in an esky!

Oh, that's alright then.
That's not weird at all.

Yeah, I'm really sorry.
The bins were full.

But give it to me, I'll get rid of
it. There's a skip down the road.

Where is it?
It's gone.

Gran burned it.
Oh.

OK. Well, good result. Thanks, Minh.

Mm. Gran wants you out by Friday.
You're too much trouble.

But, no, I've got a booking
for two months.

Well, your booking is cancelled.
You can't cancel my booking.

Um... I think I just did. It's
an Airbnb, Helen, there's no rules.

No rules? Yeah, OK,
well, how about I call the council

and say there's an old lady
having a backyard burn-off?

Will they just say,
"That's OK, Helen,

"it's Airbnb, there's no rules"?
Don't think so.

"it's Airbnb, there's no rules"?
Mm. Get out.

Mm. Get out.

Oh, fine. I'll be out by Friday.

No. Get out now.

(DOG WHINES)
It'll be a week tops. Thanks, Dad.

VIKTOR: For heaven's sake, Tony!
(DOG BARKS)

No! No, no, no, no, no!

Helen, you come back here!

I have allergies!
I've got allergies!

Naughty Viktor. Hello!
Thank you.

And you're definitely OK
if I stay here?!

And you're definitely OK
Oh. Yep! Fine!

Oh. Yep! Fine!

Bye!
Thank you!

Bye!
Bye!

Bye!

Man, you look tired.

Yeah, well,
I've had a very stressful morning.

Yeah, well,
No, I mean like... REALLY tired.

No, I mean like... REALLY tired.

I got kicked out of my Airbnb.
I had to leave all the stuff there...

Ooh, Christ, you look like shit.

That's what I just said!

Morning!
Yes, I know! I look terrible!

Do you? You look like
you always look to me.

Do you? You look like
(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

(PHONE BUZZES)

(BUBBLING)

Please, Gina,
take a very comfortable chair.

Would you like some tea?

Just water, thank you.
And maybe some butterscotch.

What?
Sorry, is that not a menu?

What?
Gina, um...

Gina, um...

Hi.

You know the handover's
not till 3:00?

You're just a bit early...
I've changed my mind.

Ooh.
It's too upsetting.

Mum needs to be able to look at the
urn and know that he's all there.

And he WILL be all there.
There's only gonna be like a ti..

It's like a pinch
is gonna be missing...

Those missing ashes
will be a constant reminder

of this annus horribilis -

the year some tramp
stole her husband

the year some tramp
and put his ashes in a snow globe.

And put his ashes in a snow globe.

Oh, well, hang on,
and put his ashes in a snow globe.

Oh, well, hang on,
we don't know that's gonna happen.

Thanks, George.
(SOFTLY) Get some tissues.

Thanks, George.
I mean, she might get a tattoo

I mean, she might get a tattoo

or she might lose them.

We don't know what's gonna... Thanks.

(WHISPERS) No, tissues in a box!
We don't know what's gonna... Thanks.

(WHISPERS) No, tissues in a box!
(WHISPERS) We've run out.

Mum always thought he'd come to
his senses and come home eventually,

Mum always thought he'd come to
but then he... he died!

But then he... he died!

I know. I know.

(CRIES)
I know. I know.

(CRIES)
Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

(CRIES)
It's alright, she's just a bit upset

It's alright, she's just a bit upset

'cause we're... dividing
her dad's ashes today.

No, we're not.
(SOFTLY) Yes, we are.

Could you give us a minute?

Oh, I'm sorry. Me.

Now...
(SIGHS)

Now...
..we're going to calm down.

..we're going to calm down.

I'm gonna get you some tissues.

You do know that's not a toilet.

She said that my dad...

Yep.
..is gonna end up tattooed...

I can assure you, Gina,
that is not going to happen.

Now, I want you
to just take a little minute.

Now, I want you Hmm?

Hmm?

Thank you.

OK, you know I can't control
what Kellie-Joy does with the ashes

once she gets them.

Well, then you'd better make sure
she doesn't get any ashes.

Roz? Roz?

I can't get up.

(SIGHS)

Thank you so much
for your patience, Gina.

Thank you so much
We'll see you back here at 3:00.

We'll see you back here at 3:00.

See you at 3:00.

Really, Helen?

A beanbag?

And toilet paper?
What were you thinking?!

Yeah, I made some really bad choices.

I'm gonna go pick up my stuff,
but you owe me, Webmaster.

See? This is why
I can't take time off, Raymond.

Toilet paper and a beanbag.
Good God!

Did someone
take a crap on a beanbag?

Did someone Was it not labelled?

Was it not labelled?

You might want to
Was it not labelled?

You might want to
get onto that, Roz.

Oh, come on.

(TYRES SCREECH)

Alrighty.
Ooh, good. Is that Alan Munster?

Yep.
Great. I will take him.

And this is for you.
It's from the place downstairs.

Thank you, George.
Taste the deception.

Thank you, George.
All is forgiven. Uh...

All is forgiven. Uh...

Did you get the deli meats
All is forgiven. Uh...

Did you get the deli meats
and the lavash for the meeting?

Did you get the deli meats
Sure did.

Sure did.

Close enough.

And... I got this fancy cheeseboard.

Wow.

You're a real cheese wizard.

Thank you.
And that is dead-fancy.

Bob's gonna love that. Alright,
pop that in the meeting room.

Bob's gonna love that. Alright,
I'll deal with Alan.

I'll deal with Alan.

Cheese?

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

(TRAM BELL RINGS)

Ugh... don't you even speak to me!
Don't panic, no, don't panic.

Where is Roz?!
No, don't tell...

Where is Roz?!
Don't' tell Roz, don't tell Roz.

Don't' tell Roz, don't tell Roz.

I won't be paying my bill. You
Don't' tell Roz, don't tell Roz.

I won't be paying my bill. You
promised me this wouldn't happen.

I won't be paying my bill. You
Gina, I am so sorry.

Gina, I am so sorry.

Helen, I thought
you were gonna sort this out.

I did!
You didn't.

You gave that woman
five grams of my father's ashes.

I gave that woman
five grams of ashes.

I did not give her
your father's ashes.

What?

Oh, my God, Helen,
what have you done?

You said, "Helen, you better not
give that woman any of her ashes."

Yes. And I meant you had better
construct a solid legal argument

Yes. And I meant you had better
for not handing over any ashes.

For not handing over any ashes.

OK. Well, I realise that now.

At the time,
it did sound a lot more like,

"Helen, you better not
give her any of those ashes,

"if you know what I mean." Wink-wink.

Is that supposed to be me?

OK, get ready to say,
"Well done, Helen,"

OK, get ready to say,
because that's not Dad.

Because that's not Dad.

(GASPS SOFTLY)

Here he is!

All of him!

But what... what if she
has the ashes you gave her tested?

But what... what if she
Oh, it doesn't matter - bone is bone.

Oh, it doesn't matter - bone is bone.

Bone?
Oh, it doesn't matter - bone is bone.

Bone?
Oh, my God, is that another person?

Bone?
No, of course it isn't.

No, of course it isn't.

Sorry, can I just say? This is not
how I thought this was gonna go.

I genuinely thought
everyone would be really happy.

I genuinely thought
I mean... there's your dad.

I mean... there's your dad.

Every last gram of him. All for you.

You're welcome.

Good result.

Thank you, Roz. Finally.

Do I need to be worried?

Oh... maybe.

George put it together,
Oh... maybe.

George put it together,
so I don't know how stable it is.

George put it together,
About the ashes you gave Kellie-Joy.

About the ashes you gave Kellie-Joy.

No, I think we're good.
Human bone, animal bone...

Animal? Oh, no, Fisk,
you didn't kill your cat?

I don't have a cat.

Anymore.

It wasn't a cat.
Was it a dog?

It wasn't a...
You know what? I don't wanna know.

Guinea pig?

Why do I even...
Don't tell me.

Don't make me complicit.
Was it a pigeon?

It wasn't a pigeon.
OK, you know what?

Let's just say if she wants to get
a tattoo she should get a possum,

a mangy one with a head wound.

Well, let's leave it at that.

No, Helen!
(SCREAMS)

Don't drink that!
Why not?!

Oh, I got you this good coffee,
just... from downstairs.

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