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[music playing]
Ted.
Oh, my god.
[theme music playing]
SINGER: Watch your back.
Watch your back.
When you're walking down the alleys.
Try to watch your back, watch your back,
when you're out on the streets.
I met a stranger on a street these days.
You can't see it through the fog and haze.
Well, everybody's going crazy.
Everybody's going crazy.
Everybody's going crazy.
Hello, Bilkey.
Not tonight.
Piss off.
Thanks for meeting me.
What is it that's so important?
How does $100,000 sound?
It's a security van.
So the garage I've been working at,
it's got the job servicein all the security vans.
And some days at the end of the run
there's easily $100,000 inthe back of the van, sometimes
way more.
Knowing how much is inside is tempting,
but it's not a lot of help.
You think about it, security vans are
just like safes with wheels.
But the thing about safesis they're usually standing
still when you open them.
And this bird has magicallygot the keys to the van.
Not quite.
I rigged the door latch mechanism
so that if I pull on the wheel, it comes
out through the wheel latch.
This is Bert we're talking about.
That dirty knock.
And you reckon he's on the level?
If I were a betting man, I'dsay yeah, but you're the boss.
But you said you wanted therolls of fabric for the ladies
to make their dresses.
No one around here wears this stuff.
Are you being racist to my fabric?
That one and that one.
The rest you can flog off where it came from.
Man you whisker me nothing butproblems and sleepless nights.
I'm the one giving you sleepless nights?
Well, Wolf.
Falani, there are two ways of doing this.
You tell me now or you tell melater after you've suffered.
OK, I choose now.
I know about this, man.
It's all good.
When you're with me, you'rean honorary [inaudible]..
Wolf?
Anne-Marie?
Wow, look at you.
You grew up.
So did you.
Where are you going?
To Babes to see the babes.
Do you like disco?
Nah.
Disco sucks.
Come with us.
Think [inaudible] to sing about 9:00
to 5:00ers The [inaudible] hypocrite
just got dirty social climber.
Wolf has a girlfriend?
I guess you could say they're going out.
She's a real girl, what, that Anne-Marie.
Anne-Marie?
That was her name, yes.
Anne-Marie Gibbs, Dougal's daughter.
Dougal from the Magic Roundabout.
Little
Anne-Marie the wallflower whowouldn't say boo to a ghost.
If that is her, than she has changed a bit.
So for [inaudible] on your son, will
you buy the rest of the fabric?
No.
So I hear you've beenseeing a bit of Anne-Marie.
Anne-Marie Gibbs.
She's a nice girl.
Is she?
Apparently, her and our sonwere out all night last night.
Really?
I wouldn't believe everything Falani says.
You were out all night?
So were you.
I'm not the one who's still in bloody school.
School's a waste of time.
Well, the way Maldoon and his blue fascists
are ruining the country,you'll need all the education
you can get to get a job.
Dad, the sort of jobs I'll be doing you
don't need school for. And you know it.
Yeah?
Well, you didn't exactlycover yourself in glory when
I tried to teach you, did you?
I'll beat this fucking safe.
So you'll be staying in schooltill we say you can leave.
That's bullshit.
Don't you swear at your father.
You do.
You might think it's allfun and games now, young man.
But if you're going to play this game properly,
then you'll need to get smarter than the cops.
So it's school or borstal, Your choice.
But I'll tell you one thing for nothing.
No bloody son of mine is going to borstal.
We must get Anne-Marie over for dinner.
I haven't see her in ages.
Thanks for agreeing to see me.
I needed to look you in the eye.
OK, I get that.
Are you still in McCarthy's pocket?
Not since your wife tried to kill me.
Fair enough.
How is Rita?
It's good.
Thanks.
So what did you tell Bilkey?
Was that on the level?
I'd never lie to you, Ted.
I miss you guys so much.
I miss everything that we used to have.
I miss the sound of Phineas's voice.
I miss the cologne Lefty wears.
I get it, Bert.
I want to make things right.
All my notes, everything,you can have it.
It's useless to me without you guys.
There's a couple of problems.
The first one, time.
Even if we get away with the van,
the guards will have walkie talkies.
So the pigs will becrawling all over the place
while we're driving, sticking out like dogs' balls.
The time it will take to get thedoors open, transfer the loot.
So it's off then?
Unless we speed up the process by relieving
the guards of both their walkie talkies
and the keys to the kingdom.
How do you propose we do that?
With a little friend I liketo call my 12-gauge shotgun.
No, no guns.
We don't do armed robbery.
Never have, never will.
You're the boss.
So is it on or is it off?
I'm confused.
Second problem.
Bert, can we trust him?
And the info he gave us checks out.
I personally think he's on the level.
But if anyone here is worried,we knock it on the head.
I kind of miss the little [inaudible]..
Well, if he's bullcrapping us, Lefty
can use his shotgun on him.
If you're good with Bert, I'm good.
[music playing]
About time.
Just because they're married doesn't mean
they own the bloody country.
So you're on the side of the cops then?
I'm on the side of all the people
who think you can't just build a few shacks
and call the land yours.
Hi, Rita.
You after another beer, Phineas?
Yeah.
No, I'm good.
I've been talking to Carol.
Oh.
Having some real good chatsand walks, walking and talking.
At the same time?
Yeah.
Yeah.
It think And almost ready to come back home.
Has she said anything to you about it?
I haven't spoken to Carol for ages.
Well, anyways I reckon it's looking good.
I just thought you might want to know.
Thanks.
I hope it all works out.
Me too.
Good luck with those used goods, Phineas.
[knocking]
Anne-Marie, come in.
Hi, I got invited over.
Great.
Rita.
Dougal, long time, no see.
Bless you.
Wolf, wow, you've grown.
[inaudible]
Hello, Dougal.
Looking good as ever.
I hope you don't mind, but punky monkey
said she was coming over.
Don't call me that.
And I thought I haven't seenTed and Rita in [inaudible],,
not since Janine shot through.
It's quite all right, Dougal.
Have you heard from Janine lately?
No.
A bloke I know said hesaw her working at a club
in King's Cross, which shouldbe about right for a whore.
And this is little Sparky.
Yes, not so little now.
Say hello.
Hello.
He doesn't talk much, I'm afraid.
It's quite all right.
Ted's out the back if you want a word.
Oh, cheers, Rita.
[inaudible] for you.
Come on, lump.
So how are you, Anne-Marie?
You want a beer, Dougal?
Huh?
Do you want a beer?
Oh, no, no.
I'm off the Grog.
I've got to keep a clear head.
Now it's just me looking after my family
after the bitch fucking abandoned us.
Yeah.
Yeah, sorry to hear about Janine.
So how's it going?
Oh, yeah, not so good, you see,
which is why I was hoping fora quiet word, just you and me,
like.
Yeah, sure.
So how's school going?
The woodwork class broke down.
OK.
The thing is, Ted, work at the quarry
has been a bit quiet lately.
So they've been cutting back.
And then some bastard pointed the finger
at me for punchy stuff.
So I ended up getting the elbow.
It's bloody tough out there these days.
And Anne-Marie has gone all strange, all right?
And the school expelled the boy,even though there's no proof
that he started the fire.
Yeah, it's though.
It's real tough.
So what I'm getting at,Ted, if you got anything going
at the moment, and you're looking for a bloke who
knows his way around--
Unfortunately, mate, we'vegot nothing at the moment.
Otherwise, you'd be the first guy I called.
Right.
Sorry.
No, no, no.
Worth a shot, aye?
Thanks for thinking of me.
Yeah, you got it, Dougal.
Chin up, aye?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So why is it called punk?
I don't know.
It just is because that'swhat we are, punks.
Right.
I don't expect you to understand.
It's not up to me to understand.
I'm just checking that you do.
Come on, love.
We've got to go. - You go.
I'm staying.
Right.
OK.
Suit your self.
Oh, we can dropAnne-Marie home tomorrow.
Don't get ahead of yourself, tiger.
I'll leave when I want to.
I thought you might want to stay.
I'll drop Anne-Marie homewhen we've finished our chat,
won't I?
What did Dougal want?
A job.
So why didn't you give him one?
Look, figuring out how to shave time
getting the van doors open.
Then Dougal Gibbs walks through the bloody door.
Somebody's sending us a message, Ted.
You think McCarthy got wind of the job.
No, Phineas.
I think when the guy who canblow those doors in a second
turns up, you don't send him away.
It's bloody Dougal, Lefty.
The guy is not exactly stable.
But he knows his shit whenit comes to blowing shit up.
Hello, stranger.
Hi.
Glad you could come.
It was good to hear your voice.
And yours.
And I hear you've beentalking to Phineas again.
Yeah, sort of.
He's kind of got his hope's up.
Has he?
I just got to the stage, you know, where I really
needed someone to talk to.
And the best person I could think of,
well, the only person really was Phin.
That's nice.
But I just need to know if he's getting
these hopes up for nothing.
That's all.
I've been with heaps and heapsof guys, Rita, so many guys.
And none of them are like Phineas.
And when I'm with a guy now, allI can think about is Phineas.
His cock's got this littlebend in it even when it's hard.
And it just fits perfectly.
Me and him, we just fit perfectly together.
I'm tired, Rita.
I'm tired of being alone.
Oh, love.
Sorry about the state of things.
You know what it's likewith two bloody kids, aye?
Well, I suppose you wouldn'tbecause you've only got one.
And Rita's a bloody marvel.
There's a job if you want it.
Really?
I need someone who canblow a door quick, clean,
no damage to what's inside.
Oh, yeah, a piece of piss, easy.
This is big, Dougal.
There's no room for stuff-ups.
Well, I'm your man.
Yes, you are.
Good day, love.
Good day, Rita.
Nice of you to ask me for tea.
You're very welcome.
Are we expecting someone else?
We are.
Hi.
Phineas.
Carol.
You look beautiful.
So do you.
Carol dropped by the shop today, Phineas.
She was saying how much she missed your company.
She wants to get back together again.
She's standing right over there, Phineas.
Do want to get back together?
Yes, please.
[music playing]
SINGER: --a long time to whereshe was young and lusty, fresh
the wind.
And her steed was trusty--
Who's rooting in the spare bedroom?
[inaudible] love.
Dinner's ready.
[SOUND OF PHINEAS AND CAROL HAVING SEX]
SINGER: Oh, how she could ride.
And pay up your pretty eyes, cold as ice.
SINGER: A one-night ridewith the torch held high--
Hey, where are you going?
School.
Why?
Screw them.
Leave school.
It's not that easy.
You're 16.
You can do what you want.
I'm 15.
Really?
Shit, I probably just broke some kind of law.
Probably.You want to break it again?
OK.
Let's get a move on.
[music playing]
SINGER: Wake me in the morning.
Come on, wake me in the morning.
Give me another call.
Oh, good morning.
Shut up.
OK.
We're good.
We're good.
Come on.
Hey, get on the ground.
Get down, now.
Put your hands on your heads.
Do it.
Jesus, no.
Do not [inaudible] over someone else's money.
Shit, freaking Jesus.
Don't try anything, orI'll blow your heads off.
Waste not, want not, boys.
You all right there, Dougal?
Yep, Ted.
Yep, yep.
You know how I get a bit antsy before a job.
[brakes squealing]
We're up and running.
Any problems?
Not that I saw.
You all good, Dougal?
Would everyone stopfucking asking me how I am?
I'm fucking good.
I'm all over this.
OK, just asking.
Good to know.
Dougal, you're up.
What does that?
What does it look like, Ted?
I said no guns.
And I made the decisionto take every cent we could.
He made the guys lie down.
Took the last bag.
It didn't make any differenceto your precious timeline,
and we get more cash.
Where's the problem, Ted?
I gave you an order, and I expect
that order to be followed.
Hey, shut up.
What is this, the Army?
Screw you, Ted.
I made the call and it worked.
You can't just change thefucking plan to suit yourself.
Would you two shut the fuck up?
Mate, it's OK.
You just carry on with--
[heartbeat sound]
Jeez, Dougal, get off the bloody--
Is he dead?
He's missing half his head.
Of course he's dead.
Jesus.
Oh, shit, Ted.
No, I'm OK.
I'm OK.
Holy god.
We have to go.
What about Dougal?
There's nothing we can do.
We have to go.
And leave the money?
Forget it.
We have to leave.
Screw that.
Well, come on.
Give us a bloody hand.
Yes, Dougal's dead.
He screwed up.
So why the fuck do we needto walk away empty-handed?
Phineas.
Is it clean?
Yeah.
Let's go.
We have to go.
Oh, my god, Rita.
It was amazing. - I know.
We heard.
And in between we talked,I mean, really talked, really
deep stuff that we've never talked about.
[ringing]
La Galleria.
Why?
OK, got it.
Yeah, I know where that is.
I'll be there as soon as I can.
Carol, you need to go toyour home and stay there.
You need to go right now.
Sh.
Who was there?
It doesn't matter.
Gone now.
Ted.
Oh, my god.
It's not mine, not my blood.
Fucking Lefty.
This is all down to him.
Where are the others?
I don't know.
Everyone went their own way assoon as we got out of there.
Any alibis I need to knowabout apart from yours?
No.
No.
This time, it's every man for himself.
Ted, This is Lefty'sfault. You remember that.
Shit.
Police.
We have a warrant to search these perimeters.
Get out of my room, pig.
Shut up.
You, get out of here, you.
Get some clothes on.
Where's your father?
I don't know, work.
Why?- None of your fucking business.
What do you know about it? - About what?
You know.
No.
If I did, I wouldn't tell you.
Loser father, loser son, aye?
Get away from my son?
What happened, Ted?
What went wrong?
No idea what you're talking about.
Do you have a warrant to be here?
What happened, Ted?
About what?
Get him out of here.
What are you're arresting us for?
I'm not.
He's assisting us with our inquiries.
And if you have a problem with that, Rita,
I'll come after you as an accessory,
ruin the life for the both of you.
Anne-Marie, you need to go home.
What's happened?
Go.
I'm sorry, Mr. McCathy.
As I have repeatedly said, I have no idea
what you're talking about.
What went wrong, Ted?
It's not your style to leavea dead body after the fact.
Which may explain why I haveno clue what you're on about?
Jeez, a dead body, that'spretty drastic, Mike.
Wasn't a cop, was it?
Watch your mouth.
No.
Sorry.
Wish I could help, but I can't.
Sorry.
[inaudible] dead bodies in my yard.
Then maybe you shouldbury them in someone else's.
I don't know nothing about anything.
Where were you this morning?
Nope, nothing.
Listen, you dumb shit.
Tell me, or I'll--
I'm not dumb.
Don't call me dumb.
You just hit a fucking cop, you idiot.
Ted, this is a man with his head blown off.
And deep in my waters, I know you're involved.
And if you are, our niceties areover, and I will crucify you.
One of your young cops out there
said something about a shoddy.
Is that right?
Does that really sound like me, Mike?
I see you fellas fell down the stairs too.
This is all your fucking fault.
If you'd stuck to the plan,none of this would have fucking
happened. - Piss off.
You want to point fingers,point them at Ted.
[inaudible] lost his [inaudible]to [inaudible] bloody Dougal.
The stupid bastard wouldn'thave blown his own head off.
Is that how you want to play it?
Anything have anything they need to tell me?
Like what, Ted?
Like anything theymight have told McCarthy?
Nah, not me.
Not a thing.
Where's the money?
Hidden.
You happy?
You happy with the take?
Don't start playing games, Ted.
It's a job.
Don't overthink it.
What about Bert?
Where's he?
He should be here, right?
So where is he?
I think he knocked again.
- Oh, man. - [inaudible] to Bert.
No.
Lefty, you've done more than enough today.
Who is it?
It's me.
Come in.
Thank god.
I'm freaking out, waiting for the cops.
They didn't take you in?
Nah, nothing They took you in?
Yeah, all of us, except you.
Man, you didn't want to say anything?
[inaudible] say no, I believe them.
So how come they haven't taken you in?
I see where you're going with this.
And what I'm thinking is they think because
of our last misunderstanding where
your wife tried to kill me,that I'm not your boy anymore.
I think that's a fairassumption on their part.
Yeah, and if they do come calling?
I'll say nothing, because I was there.
I saw you covered inblood and brains and shit.
And just being there, that's 10 years.
Unless you cut a deal.
I'll say nothing, Ted.
I swear.
You OK?
Are we safe?
I think so.
Bert?
Yeah, even Bert.
I think he's more scared of you than the cops.
Anne-Marie was herewhen you were taken away.
She was with Wolf doing what young people do.
I told her to go home.
I couldn't tell her herfather was dead because she'd
know that we knew.
So I looked her in the eyeand I told her to go home.
Cops would have ID'd the body by now.
And they will have told her.
And she would have told them.
I can't do anything about that.
I know.
I know.
Come to bed.
If I'd known you were coming, I'd
have tidied up after the cops.
Just wanted to make sureyou and Sparky are OK.
Make sure we hadn't seen anything.
You knew, and you left it to some constable
to come here and tell us my father's is dead.
Don't worry, we didn't spill.
But I know what dad was doing.
He was happy for once, proud to be working
with the great Ted West.
You know, if you say any of this out loud,
things will get worse, right?
Can they?
Yeah, very much so.
But they can also get better starting now.
You two are not staying here.
Do we have a choice?
Do you see anyone else coming to your rescue?
Get your stuff.
This is a really bad idea.
Last time I checked,compassion wasn't a crime.
Anything you know of directly connecting you?
Apart from the money?
Apart from that.
No.
Yes, Anne-Marie, and maybe Sparky.
It's hard to tell.
So we're better to keep them.
Oh, Jesus, Rita, having that reminder every day?
Not your fault. Keep saying that.
All right, Sparky, firstroom on the left, that's yours.
Anne-Marie, you can sleep wherever you like.
How long can we stay?
As long as you like.
And you and I need to organize a funeral.
Trust me, that won't be hard.
[music playing]
SINGER: Luck's on your table tonight.
Only you made out 21 years or so.
Getting all the answers to a man on the road.
To be cheated with roses whenthe card's laid face down--
Something on your conscience, Ted?
My son knows his daughter.
He was someone I knew.
Don't over read it, Mike.
I don't think I am, Ted.
Shit.
Get out of the car.
You're Ted West, right?
Who wants to know?
You've beeninstrumental in the death
of an associate of ours.
No.
Dougal got the fuckingexplosive from us, numbskull.
Half his share was ours by right.
Well, I'll put the word out, see what I can do.
You'll more than that.
We've got a full [inaudible] right now.
There's a question of tribute.
Tribute?
Yeah.
And how much tribute are you talking?
All of it.
We'll get back to you soon.
I mean, we know where to find you,
right, you and your family?
I had no idea you had anythingto do with the horseman.
Thank you, Phineas, for that genius observation.
The horseman can get fucked.
Oh, and how's that, Lefty?Why?
Because we got a shotgun now?
Because we're not forking over$200,000 because they say so.
$200,000 grand?
$212,000 [inaudible],, that's the count.
I'm not walking away from $40,000
because some punk on amotorbike says so. $35,000
with Dougal's share.
Dougal screwed up.
He doesn't get a share.
And what about his kids?
Well, serves him right forhaving an idiot for a father.
Sorry if the truth hurts, Ted.
Where do you want to go?
I don't know, away from here, somewhere where
there's just the two of us.
Like a deserted island.
Yeah, that'll be good.
Where we wouldn't even have to wear clothes.
I'm liking this better and better.
Hey, You're a mate of Ted West, right?
Who wants to know?
I got a message for him.
[yelling in pain]
Baby, baby, baby, come on.
They broke her jaw, Ted.
The next one of those whore'sbastards I see, they're dead.
Didn't know they were still open.
No, they're not.
Just need a word.
Fair enough.
I need the money.
Your share?
All of it.
Why?
It's cursed.
Cursed?
Where is it?
You know our system--
I'm well aware of our system.
But I need the money now, tonight.
Go home. Think about this.
We'll talk tomorrow.
No, this needs to be--
No, it doesn't.
The alternatives are we die or we all
spend a very long time inside.
Only if we're weak.
This isn't weakness.
They broke Phin's leg, and theyput Carrol in the hospital.
The pigs?
The gang, you fucking idiot.
And they will keep coming after us.
And the cops will keep coming after us.
We're stuck in the middle of the shits.
Don't you understand?
What, do the horsemen need to rape
Ngaire in front of your eyesfor the message to get through?
There will be other jobs, Lefty.
Where's the money?
So we just gives it to the Horseman, do we?
I never said that.
You're going.
Yeah.
Your mom's cool, and your dad is OK.
But it's too weird being in the same house
when he was part of what killed dad.
And I'm old enough to decidewhat to do with my life.
You've got one more night, right?
[music playing]
[inaudible] funny ways.
They've been down around for six months now.
Engagement's broken soon.
[inaudible],, some funny ways so soon, so soon.
True love is beautiful.
Hey, what's going on?
[people yelling in protest]
So where are you going?
[inaudible] I hear there's some
really good bands down there.
I could come with you.
Is that what you really want?
Exactly.
What's your brother doing?
Sparky's got this gift with electricity.
I guess it comes with the name.
Don't worry.
He's used to it.
[music playing]
I need you to do something.
Well, for you, Ted, anything.
What?
Oh, don't worry.
It's nothing you've ever done before.
Is it done?
It's done.
Come here.
This better be goodthis time of the morning.
This can't come back to me.
What can't?
That Dougal Gibbs got his head blown off.
Ted West.
What?
Ted?
Are you nuts?
Like Ted would be anywhere nearsomething as messed up as this.
So who then.
I can't testify.
Then what do you say to me?
Apes, but only as anonymous tip
of who tells you where the money is.
They were old associates of Dougal.
Easy case for you to make.
God damn.
Really, really, you need to try it.
I'm good.
Try sticking yourfinger in a light socket.
It'll blow your mind.
That's what I'm worried about.
But in a good way.
Touch me, we might spark.
I'm not going to help you.
[music playing]
SINGER: Only you made out 21 years or so,
getting all the answers to a man on the road.
To be cheated with roses whenthe card's laid face down,
and left for a pretty one--
You just be good, OK?
And try not to burn stuff.
I'll try.
I'll write as soon as Ifound some place to live.
OK.
SINGER: Run for help, the shame of a lover.
See ya.
See ya.
SINGER: And run for cover.
And roll the dice.
See you, Falani.
My punk name is now Duck Dangerous.
I have no idea why.
SINGER: --will be holding you tight.
Pay up your pretty eyes cold as ice.
Luck's on your table tonight.
And roll the dice.
You'll be wanting some breakfast, no doubt.
SINGER: Many a playerwill be holding you tight.
Pay up, you pretty eyes, cold as ice.
Luck's on your table tonight.
[theme music playing]
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