All language subtitles for Sea Patrol S05E04

Got that radar contact back again?

No. No, not yet. It was brief.

It was right on the edge
of our radar on a bearing of 197.

It was definitely
heading for the mainland.

And if it continues on that bearing

it'll be entering
our Contiguous Zone in...

17 minutes precisely.

OK, it's probably
just over the horizon.

We'll set course to intercept.

X, prepare a boarding party.
Yes, sir.

Boss, smoke.

Right on that boat's
last coordinates.

Sir, there are bodies.

There's 10, maybe 12.

There's nothing left of the boat.
Over.

Any swimmers?

No movement, sir.

There's too many bodies to bring
them all onboard the RHIB

so we're gonna check them all,
one by one, for vital signs.

Any movement you see I want you
to call it out. So stay focused.

No pulse.

Alright. Move on.

Nothing.

Hey, over there.

Swain.

No, nothing.

Did we recover
many personal effects?

No, ma'am. That's about all of it.

It's going to be hard
to identify these people,

much less work out
what happened out here.

Are you OK?
Yeah.

(ZIPS BAG)

Events like this
are upsetting for us all,

especially when it's unlikely
we'll ever know

what really happened on that boat,

and even more so when there are
children involved.

Sometimes it's just not possible

to get closure
on tragedies like this.

I remind you that there are
counsellors available.

I recommend that you talk to them
and not to the media.

Word has already gotten out.
The press will be all over this.

If you are approached, refer them
to the defence media unit.

You want to catch up for a drink?
Not really.

Well, I'd like to.

There's no point.

I've made up my mind.

Hey, you alright?

You and the boss seem a bit...

Yeah, there's nothing going on.

It's over. Yesterday's news.

Sorry.

Hey, Swaino, a few of us are going
down to the pub for a few drinks.

You wanna...

Yeah, good chat.

Excuse me, sir. You are from
'Hammersley', yes?

No, mate. No.
But, sir. 'Hammersley'.

(SIGHS) Look, I can't tell you
anything, mate.

We heard about an incident.
A boat has sunk.

Can't talk about it, mate.
Please, sir.

Will you keep your hands off me,
alright?!

I just said I can't tell you
anything, OK?

I'm sorry, sir.
I truly apologise to you.

It's just that our relatives
are on that boat.

Look, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to...

Sir, please?

We must know
if our families are safe.

Look, I'm sorry, OK?
I don't know anything.

(SIGHS)

Thanks, cobber.
Thank you.

How much is that?

Pay the man, babe.

I feel like I've missed something.

(SIGHS) Well, nothing much.

Hey, Ryan, Bird's behind me.
Have you made a move on her yet?

Made a dinner booking
for Thursday night.

Real nice Italian place.

You sly dog. I love it.

(LAUGHS) So, mate, if it keeps on
itching, see the doctor, OK?

(CHUCKLES) No.

There's one here for you.

Thanks. How are you?

Uh... I'm feeling
a little bit flat, really.

You don't look flat.

You look good,
like you... always look good.

You're such a player.

Me?
Yep.

No way. What are you doing
Thursday night?

Uh... why? What are you offering?

Ryan?
I don't believe it.

I've been posted to 'Hammersley'.

(CHUCKLES)

The thing is, you're fair game,
alright? New boy always cops it.

But I'm a midshipman.

Oh, come on, mate,
that makes it worse.

See, you're a target.

Don't worry about it.
I got your back.

Oh! And any romance with Bird -
out the window.

So I'm guessing your godson is not
going to get any special favours?

Exactly.

Treat him as you would any other
junior officer under training.

Oh, I won't be that cruel.
(LAUGHS)

Sir.

Dutchy.

Midshipman White
reporting for duty, sir.

Welcome aboard, midshipman.

You remember Dutchy, our buffer.

How... Oh, do I...
Bird!

I don't need to do that?
Only on Wednesdays, mate.

Bird, Midshipman White
is joining us.

Could you see him
to his cabin, please?

Yes, sir. Midshipman?

Seaman.
This way.

Your fire and smoke alarms here,
your motion control alarms here

and your electrical systems alarms
here.

Port 10. Steer 070.

Course 070, sir.
Very good.

I'm not expecting you
to memorise everything today.

Tomorrow will be fine.

Sir, NAVCOM have a Coastwatch report
of a suspected FFV.

Those coordinates look familiar.

Isn't that right where
that SIEV went down?

XO: Where we found
that little girl's body, yeah.

2 Dads, Dutchy,
you do a sweep below deck.

Roger, ma'am.
Australian Navy!

Australian Navy!

Australian Navy!

Sir, will you move forward, please?

Move forward.

Now, sir, are you the master
of this vessel?

Yes. Yes.

Sir, can you tell me
why you are at this location?

Check the forward cabin.
MAN: What are you doing here, sir?

My name is Masud Aziz. I am alone.

I'm looking for my daughter.
She was on the boat that sank.

How do you even know
these coordinates, sir?

They haven't been released
to the public.

I bribed someone.
Do you have some ID?

There's nobody else on board, ma'am.

Masud, how old is your daughter?

She's 10.

Please, the authorities
are not telling me anything.

I need to know is my daughter OK.

Her name is Jahhan.
She is my only daughter.

She is all I have.

Sir, we did find the body
of a young girl

but there were no survivors.

Swain!

It's his daughter.
He has a right to know.

No. You...

Sir.
Sir.

Sir.
(SOBS)

Her body is at the coroner's office.
You can go there.

(MOANS, SHOUTS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

Robert's informing NAVCOM
that the father

will be demanding to formally
identify his daughter's body.

Well, it is his daughter, sir.
That's not the point.

Details haven't been released.
You shouldn't have said anything.

I'm not arguing with you.
You're right.

I'm sorry.

I thought he deserved to know, sir.

I understand how you feel about this
but protocol is protocol.

I recommend the chops.

Meat or fish, Midshipman.
Definitely the fish.

Sir, I spoke to NAVCOM.

The father of that girl's
officially been identified.

He claimed her body earlier today.

Well, that can't have been
her father out there, then.

XO: He's long gone.

I still can't believe
that Masud is not the father.

His grief was...
He was very convincing, Swain.

Are we sure that NAVCOM's
got this right?

Swain, the coroner would not
release a body to someone

without concrete ID.

We can safely assume
Masud's an impostor.

OK, that's the best frame
that we have.

It's taken from 2 Dads's helmet cam.

Try to get a profile shot as well.

We'll forward it to NAVCOM.

Can the police charge him
with anything?

I don't know.

He had the exact coordinates
of the sunken SIEV.

I'd still like to know
how he got them.

(DOOR OPENS)

Swain.

Robert said you had some photos.
Yeah, I do. Just finished.

I just thought I might follow up
some avenues of inquiry myself.

Yes, well, in respect of that,
I would...

Oh, X.
Yeah.

My report on Masud and photos.

Can you drop them over
to NAVCOM, please?

Of course.
Now, where were we?

Hi, sir. Sat phone for you.
A Stuart White.

What - not good?

No. No. Ryan's father.

Blast from the past.

Stuart.

Think I need a brew.

First day that tough?

Charge is serious
about me memorising everything?

It's not a gag?
He's not setting me up for something?

2 Dads has been freaking you out,
hasn't he?

He might've warned me
about practical jokes.

Don't worry.
No-one is going to prank you.

You're an officer, remember?

In training.

So do I need to memorise
all the tactical stuff for tomorrow?

Oh, yeah. Charge is very serious
about that sort of thing.

He'll test you for sure.

What's that for?

Dinner. We're having pizza.

Speaking of which,

this is done
and I've got to clean up.

You couldn't do me a small favour,
could you?

What?
That dough has to rise.

So while you're on your coffee break

could you watch it
and tell me when it's done?

I guess.
Thanks.

Kate.

Jim.

Um... I...

Well, I've had more enthusiastic
greetings.

No, no, I'm sorry,
I didn't mean to...

It's just that I wasn't expecting
to see you here.

It's that job that
I've been working on.

Ah.

No escape, really.
No.

It's all reports and paperwork.
Mm-hm.

What about you?
Oh, the same.

You know, I don't think
it ever ends.

Hey, so... I heard some news
on the grapevine

maybe you can confirm or deny.

Yeah, maybe.

Mike Flynn's staying on
as CO of 'Hammersley'.

That's a long story.

So... 10 years?

That long?

Actually, 13. Ryan was 6.

God, that was an ugly time.

Divorce never comes easy.

Um... I heard Ryan was serving
on the 'Hammersley'.

And, well, I thought that...

Um...

Stuff's been happening for me, Mike.

Well, I've had a bit of bad news.

And... uh... cancer.

I was diagnosed about a month ago.

You know, they're running every test
under the sun.

Oh, Stuart.

Apparently, I need
a bone marrow transplant.

Oh, mate, that's... that's...

Yeah, well, the doctor tells me

that the donor needs to be
a perfect match

and the most likely candidate
would be Ryan.

Right.

You've asked him?

No. No, not yet.

Ryan and I... (SIGHS)
You know, the divorce wasn't pretty.

I've tried calling a few times
but he doesn't return the calls.

Things were always hard with Ryan,
Mike.

You want me to talk to him?

Can you? I'd appreciate it
if you could.

I'll ask him right now.
Relax.

An hour... won't make a difference.

Mind you, not having Mike Flynn
in my life

hasn't exactly turned me
into a party girl.

Well, not yet, anyway.

(CHUCKLES)

(SIGHS)

It's been really good to see you...
but I've got a meeting.

Sure.

Maybe we could do dinner sometime.

That would be very nice.

Good.

Hey, you.

Nice one with the pizza dough.
I almost fell for that.

Yeah, don't hold it against me.

Someone had to give you
a proper ship's welcome.

Sir.

Bird, would you give Midshipman
White and I a moment, please?

Spying?

What? Of course not.

Come on, Bird, you can't fool me.
I'm a poker player.

Who are you spying on?

So he asked you to ask me?

He didn't have the guts
to ask me himself?

He's tried calling you.

Is that what he said?

He only tries to contact me
when he wants something.

He doesn't care about me.

He feels that because of your
strained relationship...

Relationship?!
There is no relationship!

You've got problems.

Oh.

He wasn't there for me as a kid.

Now I'm returning the favour.

So tell him no... sir.

What just happened?

Nothing. Everything's cool.
Ryan.

So he refused?
Point-blank.

The problem is,
now what do I tell Stuart?

I really think that
this is a conversation

you have to have with Maxine.

I don't even know if she's aware
of Stuart's problems,

and I trust your judgement.

Thank you.

How did Maxine
seem to you at NAVCOM?

Normal.

But I didn't hang around
for a heart-to-heart,

I just dropped off the Masud file
and left.

Yeah. You were ashore awhile, then.

Yeah, I bumped into Jim Roth
and we ended up having some lunch.

Oh, that's nice.

Yeah. He's busy at the moment
with his terrorist thing, you know?

Oh, I can imagine.
Yeah.

But, regarding Ryan,

his reluctance might have
something to do with the test.

How so?

Well, I've heard that
it's not exactly pleasant -

the procedure.

You think he might be afraid?

Well, he might just need someone
to hold his hand.

Kate, I knew I could count on you.

Can you please use the cab
in the front, please, sir?

Look, I got your details
from the coroner's office.

You attended this morning
and identified the body.

You're the father.

What do you want?

My daughter, she was my future.

But now...

..I have no future.

My cousins, uncles...

..all gone.

So you are... um... you are Iraqi?

Mate, I'm almost Aussie now.

You know, those people on the boat,
they were fleeing persecution

but this country doesn't
recognise them as refugees.

After all, Iraq is free
and democratic now, right?

If I ask you a simple question

do you feel like being honest with me
this time?

Of course I will.

This was my daughter's.

It is the symbol of the tree of life.
Yeah.

She was holding it in her hand
when we found her.

Was there anything else
you found on her?

It would really mean a lot
if there was anything else. Please.

I'm sorry, but everything went down
with the boat.

I know you don't have a lot
of reason to trust me right now

but, please, I'm not lying.

Do you have any children?

Yeah.

Yeah, I have a daughter.

And would you swear on her life
you are telling me the truth?

I swear to you on my daughter's life
I'm not lying

and I will not lie to you again.

OK?

Salim... I also need your help.

Yes?

There was a man on another boat
today near where the SIEV sank.

What man?

That's what I'm trying to determine.

He called himself Masud.

I have these photos.

Do you recognise him?

(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

What? What is it?
(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

This man, I knew
we shouldn't have trusted him.

Who is he? Who is he?
I knew there was something wrong.

He's the person who arranged
safe passage for my daughter,

for my uncle, my cousins,
for everybody.

So he's a people smuggler.

How did you find the real father?

I pulled a favour from a friend
at the coroner's office.

Well, did he tell you anything else
about the people smuggler?

Yeah, well,
he's an Australian-Iraqi.

He's organised at least half a dozen
boatloads of Iraqis,

for Salim himself three years ago.

Salim only knows him
as 'Masud Aziz'.

If he's got any more contact details
he's not sharing them with me.

So ask Salim why this bloke
was at the site of the sinking.

Well, I did but he...

Sorry, boss, hang on.

Salim! Salim, wait!

Hey, where are you going?

Where are you going?
To get justice.

No, wait. Listen, OK,
we can help you, alright?

We can bring this man down.
You think you can.

I don't trust your system.
I don't trust your laws.

Just need you to be patient.
There is something more going on.

Salim!
(TYRES SQUEAL)

(PHONE RINGS)

Sorry, boss. Are you still there?
Swain, what the hell's going on?

Look, I'm not entirely sure.

He's very upset and he's just
taken off in a hurry.

I just hope he's not about
to do something desperate.

OK, get back to the ship, ASAP.
We need to find Masud's boat.

Yeah, alright. I'm on my way.

BIRD: Well, you must hate your father
a lot, then.

RYAN: I hardly know him these days.

Yeah, Ryan, this...
this is a big deal.

You might be his last hope.

Why are you doing this?
You don't know him.

Yeah. But I know you.

Do you think you can live
with yourself

if he dies and you did nothing?

You know, I like it better

when I'm the midshipman
and you're the seaman, OK?

So you do this all the time, then,

just cut yourself off
from people who care about you?

Where are you going?
Um... for a walk.

Not now, you're not.
We're sailing in 10 minutes.

Back on board.
I'll be one sec.

Seaman Bird, I said
we're sailing in 10 minutes.

Welcome back.

The boat Masud was on
has a legitimate registration

but it's not berthed
at its home port,

and Masud's home address is a fake.

So he might've skipped the country
by now.

Maybe.

But he was out here for a reason.

It's worth sweeping the area
one more time.

Sir, we got contact. Bearing 289.

Where the SIEV went down?

No. It's on a similar course.

It's about 50 miles south
of that boat's last position.

It's 12 miles inside
the Contiguous Zone, sir.

Prepare a boarding party, X.

Yes, sir.

Hands to boarding stations.
Hands to boarding stations.

Hands to boarding stations.

Permission to join
the boarding party, sir?

Permission granted.

Dutchy, show him where to kit up.
This way.

Ryan, I want you to stay on the RHIB.

Understand?
Yes, sir.

Sir, I'm getting
a transponder signal

but it's on an old,
unused frequency.

Do you usually listen
to unused frequencies?

Yes. Yeah, I regularly check
all of the reception parameters.

This is the signal.
(STATIC BLARES, BEEPING)

But it contains no information.
It's just a tone.

Alright, turn it off, Robert.
It's distracting.

Really?
Yes.
Turn it off!

Vessel on my starboard bow,

this is Australian warship
'Hammersley'.

You are to stop or heave to.
We intend to board you.

Australian Navy!

Stay there.

Australian Navy! Where is the master?

You stay here
and look after these people.

Stay there.
Where is the master?

Sir, just stay where you are. Dutchy.

Ladies, just stay.
It's alright. It's alright.

Move over that way.
Lift up your shirt.

Just stay there. Sir, are you
the master of this vessel?

Yes, I am.
Yes.

Can you explain what your business
is in these waters, sir?

(MAN MOANS)
Hey, hey!

It's for you.
Put the briefcase on the ground.

It's for you.
Sir, no! Stay back!

Sir, put the briefcase
on the ground!

Put it on the ground!
On the ground.

No, no!
No, no!

We can't accept this, sir.
2 Dads, Bird, in here.

And you'll have to explain
where you got it in due course.

Now, just put it
over on the table, please.

Pick it up. Yep. On the table.

Just check below.
Alright, you stay there.

Please, sit down.
Bird.

CO: How much?

Gotta be a couple of
hundred thousand at least.

Phew!

Search the boat from top to bottom
very carefully.

It's already happening, sir.

No, no, no, no.
Sir, sit down. Sit down.

Is there something
you don't want us seeing?

Wow. These look old.

XO: What's he doing
with all of this?

It's not just costume jewellery,
personal items?

Definitely not, sir.

Whatever this stuff is,
it's valuable.

And who's claiming ownership?
I asked.

Everyone went very quiet.

Oh, I recognise this one.
This one is the tree of life, yeah?

That's right, the tree of life?

It's important. Please be careful.

It's yours? It belongs to you?

We're the, um... guardian.
What does that mean?

Iraq is lawless.
Gangs loot our treasures.

We were keeping them safe,

taking them far away
until Iraq is secure -

until they can be returned
to our homeland.

(PEOPLE SCREAM)

What the hell was that?

MAN: Fire!
What is it, 2 Dads?

Get the RHIB in here.
I need the first aid.

Charge, second RHIB.
Yes, onto it.

Stand by to launch port RHIB.

Sir, I'm still receiving
that signal.

It's definitely
coming from the SIEV.

More important things
to worry about, RO.

MAN: Alright. Alright.
(PEOPLE MOAN)

MAN: Move! Get out!
OK, everybody...

Is there a fire extinguisher
on board?

Stay calm. We can put this out.
OK, just get them out of here.

Go to the back of the boat.
Outside.

Keep those people
away from the edge.

(PEOPLE COUGH AND MOAN)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)
Fire! Fire! Fire!

We need a fire extinguisher ASAP.
Give us the extinguisher.

Take us in. Take us in.

Calm down. Calm down.
(WOMAN MOANS)

Are you OK? Are you OK?

Is that feeling better?

Alright.

(COUGHS)

XO: We're evacuating
the last of the refugees now, sir.

Roger that.

Charge and RO are on their way
to help out.

Copy that, 'Hammersley'.

Got it?
Got it. Fire's out.

Superficial damage only, X.

Alright, do we have any idea
what caused this yet?

Yeah. This.
It's an incendiary device.

Well, parts of the timer, anyway.

No-one noticed this before?

No. Hidden in the panelling
near the fuel tank.

There's no fire extinguishers on
board. If we hadn't been here...

Fuel tanks would've ignited. Someone
really wanted this to go down.

Where's the radio transmitter
on this boat?

There isn't one.

Yeah, well, that's impossible
because I'm getting a signal.

(STATIC BLARES)
That's weird.

(BEEPING)

Interesting.

(DOOR OPENS)

OK, it's broadcasting
on 121.5 megahertz

as a constant transponder signal.

Why would you send out a signal if
you were sneaking into our waters?

OK, the people smuggler - Masud -

plants a bomb, bomb explodes,
boat goes down.

What happens
when this hits the water?

Well, it is an electrical device.

It'll short out
and the signal will stop.

If Masud is monitoring this signal

then he will know the exact point
where the vessel sank

and where to find this.

Then he dives down
to retrieve the treasure.

That first SIEV was on fire
before it sank.

What if that wasn't an accident
either?

Going to get the boss.

So I can't find anything.

And I look up through the smoke
and here's Ryan coming through,

like, slow motion, like the cavalry.

This guy is a keeper, sir.

I know what you're going to say
and I should've stayed on the RHIB.

I recall that was the order.

They needed a fire extinguisher

and everyone else
had their hands full.

So I hear.

You showed initiative, Ryan.

Sometimes that's a good thing,
sometimes it's a liability.

Yes, sir.

Next time... do the same thing.

Thank you, sir.

Sir, can I have a word?
Dutchy, you too when you're ready.

And if we're right,

Masud is out there somewhere
waiting for that boat to sink.

So why don't we just switch
this thing off

and let Masud come straight to us?

Do it.

Done.

OK, we'll set course
for 20 nautical miles north-west,

lie low and see if this Masud
takes the bait.

In the meantime,
something else has come up.

There's more?

This was the object we found
in the dead girl's hand.

Inquiries have led all the way
to the National Gallery.

Turns out it's from
the Baghdad Museum.

It's worth around $500,000.

All these items were looted from
the museum during the last Iraq war.

Well, actually, some of these things
were in that case.

They're worth around 10 times more
than this boat.

I... I can't comprehend this guy.

I mean, he loads people onto a boat
carrying the treasure -

old people, children,

I mean, that little girl,
for goodness sakes.

And he knows he's going to sink it,
he's going to kill them all,

I mean, even the master
that he's employed.

That is a certain kind of sick.

Contact, sir. It's bearing 292.

It's on a direct line
for our target area.

It's got to be Masud.
We might've gotten lucky.

MAN: X.
XO: Captain has the ship.

CO: Anything?
Not yet.

Sir, we have a second boat
on the radar,

and this one is moving faster
than the first.

It's joining it right on
the coordinates we predicted.

How long till we intercept?
Nine minutes.

Um... sir.

I can't make any sense of this.

Looks like Masud's
already being boarded.

That's him in the wetsuit.

Oh, my God, that's Salim.

The man you spoke to?
Yeah.

The girl's real father.

X, prepare a boarding party.
Yes, sir.

Now, X, feelings are running high
here so just play it by the book, OK?

Will do.

What are they doing with that?

X, get that RHIB over there now.

2 Dads, you get ready to board.

Roger, ma'am.

SALIM: You murderer. You liar.
I have done nothing.

XO: Australian Navy!
You release that man!

This man killed our people.

You murdered my daughter.

You stay back.
You will get what you deserve.

You release that man!
Salim.

Salim, don't do this.
Don't do this.

What? Why? You are going to talk
to me about justice?

This is justice!
I am innocent! I am innocent!

Salim! Salim, release him, OK?
He will be punished, I promise you.

But if you do this
you will go to prison.

Do you think any of us care
if we go to prison, huh?

Our lives are over
because of this animal.

This man is innocent
until he is proven guilty.

Now, you release him!
And what 'innocent'?!

You are so naive, lady.

No, no, do you think he's innocent?

Remember our agreement.

Did this man
take my daughter's life away?

The truth, please.

Yes, I believe he did.

(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
No, no, no, I will use force!

OK, stop, we're talking!
We will use force.

We will talk. We will talk.
Look, weapon on the ground, OK?

You and me, we will talk.
What are you doing?

Stay back. Please.
Ma'am, please.

Move back, please. Please!

Alright, Dutchy, lower your weapon.

What's he doing?
He's taking a risk.

He's crazy.
Yeah, that's Swain for you.

He's always going out on a limb for
strangers. I would never do that.

Charge, we have to send
a second RHIB.

Aye, sir.
Off you go.

Swain, move back.
Just wait, Dutchy, wait.

Listen to me. Listen to me.
OK, this, this is not justice.

OK, this is revenge.
Salim, listen to me, OK?

You have to honour the memory
of your daughter, yeah? Jahhan.

She would want you to have a future.

OK, she would want you
to do the right thing,

not this thing.

OK, please! Please!

Yeah?

OK, move back! Move back!

Whoa! Whoa!
XO: He's got a knife.

See, I am not your prisoner! Aarggh!

Release the rope!
I'm OK. I'm OK.

(CHOKES)
Salim!

Release that rope now or I swear
to God I'll blow your head off.

Salim! Salim!

(CHOKES)

Please.

(CHOKES)
Let go.

Down on the deck, sir.
Get down on the deck now.

XO: You, sir, get down
on the ground. Down on the deck!

Hands where I can see them now!
Don't move.

He killed my daughter.
I know.

He killed my daughter.
I know.

He killed my daughter.

He killed my daughter.

2 Dads said you were a target.

I've been sweating ever since.

No-one's going to be dumb enough
to play some prank on you.

Everyone knows you're my godson.

I hadn't thought about it like that.

OK, one for you.

Thanks, Dad.
Sure you don't want a coffee?

No, thanks. I'm tense enough already.

Hey, Mike, I gotta say I'm
absolutely stoked, and everything,

but you didn't have to go and do
that bone marrow test as well, mate.

Why not? Ryan needed company.

Yeah, as if.

Well, it's a long shot, but
who knows? I might be a match.

We're the same star sign.

I couldn't stop him. He outranks me.

Thanks, mate, seriously.

Both of you, I really appreciate it.
It means a lot to me.

Stuart.

(SIGHS)

Hello, princess. What are you doing
answering the phone?

Well, I know you're a very big girl
now. That's right. Yeah.

No, no, no, don't get Mummy.

It was you
I wanted to talk to anyway.

Yeah.

How are you?
What have you been doing today?

Sorry, you've been drawing a what?

A red elephant.

I didn't know
that elephants were red.

I thought that...

Oh, well, my mistake.

(LAUGHS) Clearly.

Uh-huh. And what colour
are his shoes, baby?

Mm-hm.

Uh... my numbers haven't come up.

Neither of us are a match?

But I'm his son.

Even so, it doesn't guarantee
compatibility.

We're just going to have to
keep looking elsewhere.

I'm sorry.
Oh, it's alright.

Bit of a let-down. That's all.

We'll keep checking
all the interstate registers,

scan all the new donors.

Apart from that,
it's a waiting game.

OK.
Well, come on, Dad.

Let's get something
stronger than a coffee, eh?

Done. Hey, thanks, Doc.
Appreciate it.

Harriet, there must be
something else we can do.

If it was you and Ryan
we wouldn't have a problem.

You and Ryan - perfect match.