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-. -I was sort of hoping that we could pick up from where we left off. | 4:00:32 | 4:00:36 | |
I'm sorry, Ma, | 4:00:36 | 4:00:37 | |
but Callum's grandfather is Lenny Murdoch. | 4:00:37 | 4:00:40 | |
Hey, don't believe a word she says, OK? | 4:00:40 | 4:00:42 | |
I killed McCabe. Fraser Crozier'll tell you the same thing. | 4:00:42 | 4:00:45 | |
-You've got to believe me. -I do. | 4:00:45 | 4:00:47 | |
Just a pity you programmed her to pull the trigger. | 4:00:47 | 4:00:49 | |
We're transferring you to holding cells for court on Monday. | 4:00:52 | 4:00:56 | |
What's happened? | 4:01:20 | 4:01:22 | |
Amber? | 4:01:22 | 4:01:23 | |
-Listen, you've got to tell me what's going on here. -They won't let me sleep. | 4:01:25 | 4:01:29 | |
Who? | 4:01:29 | 4:01:31 | |
Amber, just give me their names, then... | 4:01:33 | 4:01:36 | |
Well, we might be able to put a stop to it. | 4:01:36 | 4:01:39 | |
How? | 4:01:39 | 4:01:42 | |
You don't need to worry about that. | 4:01:42 | 4:01:44 | |
They said they're going to kill me. | 4:01:48 | 4:01:51 | |
Come on. Callum, come on. | 4:01:56 | 4:01:58 | |
You're a big boy. I'm not going to carry you. | 4:01:58 | 4:02:01 | |
What are you like? | 4:02:05 | 4:02:07 | |
Oh, sorry. | 4:02:07 | 4:02:09 | |
I... I didn't see you there. | 4:02:09 | 4:02:10 | |
Lenny. > | 4:02:14 | 4:02:15 | |
-They did what?! -They threatened her life. | 4:02:20 | 4:02:23 | |
Nobody's actually harmed her, physically at least. | 4:02:25 | 4:02:29 | |
I thought I'd better let you know in person. | 4:02:29 | 4:02:33 | |
But you can't tell Amber you got this from me, I promised her. | 4:02:33 | 4:02:36 | |
Who's doing this? | 4:02:36 | 4:02:37 | |
Other inmates. | 4:02:37 | 4:02:39 | |
I'd guess they're connected to the McCabes. | 4:02:39 | 4:02:42 | |
Oh, you think so, do you? I want names! | 4:02:42 | 4:02:44 | |
She wouldn't tell me. | 4:02:44 | 4:02:47 | |
Maybe you could try talking to her. | 4:02:47 | 4:02:50 | |
I cannae change her mind. She'll just dig her heels in. | 4:02:50 | 4:02:54 | |
We've got to get her out of there. | 4:02:54 | 4:02:55 | |
I don't... | 4:02:55 | 4:02:57 | |
-Lenny, I can't think of any other way to put this. As things stand... -We need to do something. | 4:02:59 | 4:03:04 | |
With Amber's testimony backed up by Fraser's, on top of the ballistics, | 4:03:04 | 4:03:08 | |
well, it's pretty open and shut. | 4:03:08 | 4:03:10 | |
I pay you for solutions, not problems! | 4:03:10 | 4:03:12 | |
Look, I don't know, if you could get Fraser to change his statement, | 4:03:18 | 4:03:21 | |
that'd give us a bit of room to manoeuvre at least. | 4:03:21 | 4:03:25 | |
Morning. | 4:03:35 | 4:03:37 | |
Listen, Fraser's got to change his story. | 4:03:37 | 4:03:41 | |
Today. | 4:03:41 | 4:03:42 | |
I don't think that's going to happen. | 4:03:42 | 4:03:44 | |
I'm going to stand up in court and say it was me shot McCabe. | 4:03:44 | 4:03:47 | |
I'll do the time so that Amber doesn't need to, | 4:03:47 | 4:03:50 | |
-but it doesn't matter what I say if Fraser sticks to the same story. -You mean the truth? | 4:03:50 | 4:03:54 | |
Is that what you want for your boy? | 4:03:56 | 4:03:58 | |
The only time he sees Amber is across a table in the jail? | 4:03:58 | 4:04:01 | |
Worrying about her every night? Watching that place chip away at her. | 4:04:01 | 4:04:06 | |
You and me both know, she doesn't deserve to be in there. | 4:04:06 | 4:04:08 | |
She's 21 years of age. | 4:04:08 | 4:04:10 | |
She shouldn't lose this part of her life, and neither should Fraser. | 4:04:10 | 4:04:15 | |
Fraser's made a few mistakes in his life. | 4:04:15 | 4:04:17 | |
Usually he always takes the easy way out of any situation, | 4:04:17 | 4:04:21 | |
but this time's different. | 4:04:21 | 4:04:24 | |
I've got to say I'm proud of him for that. | 4:04:24 | 4:04:26 | |
By letting his girlfriend rot in jail? Aye, he's a hero. | 4:04:26 | 4:04:29 | |
-He's made his decision, they both have. -Yeah, well it's the wrong decision. | 4:04:29 | 4:04:33 | |
I'm sorry. If there's nothing else... | 4:04:33 | 4:04:36 | |
I don't want any trouble. | 4:04:38 | 4:04:40 | |
Too late for that. | 4:04:40 | 4:04:42 | |
-Morning. -Hiya. | 4:04:50 | 4:04:53 | |
-Oh, Kelly-Marie, hello. -Hi, Liz. -Hello. | 4:04:53 | 4:04:57 | |
And how are you, young man? | 4:04:57 | 4:05:00 | |
He's just a bit shy. | 4:05:00 | 4:05:02 | |
Well, I suppose, Glasgow must seem very different from Peru. | 4:05:02 | 4:05:08 | |
-Yeah. -So when is Michael going to be joining you here? -He's not. | 4:05:08 | 4:05:12 | |
-Oh, really? -It's complicated. | 4:05:12 | 4:05:15 | |
Leave the poor girl in peace. | 4:05:15 | 4:05:17 | |
So you're no longer together then, as such? | 4:05:17 | 4:05:21 | |
That's enough! | 4:05:21 | 4:05:23 | |
-But... -Don't pay her any mind. | 4:05:23 | 4:05:27 | |
-Come on, you two. You're holding up breakfast. -Sure. | 4:05:27 | 4:05:32 | |
-Bye then! -You get worse with age. | 4:05:32 | 4:05:34 | |
Just ignore them - they'll find somebody else, pair of gossips. | 4:05:34 | 4:05:38 | |
You've nothing to be ashamed of. These things happen. | 4:05:38 | 4:05:41 | |
-The most important thing is you're back among your family where you belong. -Aye. | 4:05:41 | 4:05:46 | |
Adeeb, get a move on. Or we're going without you. | 4:05:47 | 4:05:49 | |
-All right, Conor? -Hey. | 4:05:55 | 4:05:57 | |
How are you, Nicole? | 4:05:57 | 4:05:59 | |
What's the matter? You been struck dumb? | 4:05:59 | 4:06:01 | |
Oh, I forgot - you're pretty dumb already. | 4:06:01 | 4:06:04 | |
-That's why they kept you back a year, eh? -Get out of my face. | 4:06:04 | 4:06:07 | |
Or was it just so you could be in class with me? | 4:06:07 | 4:06:09 | |
Yeah, that's what it was. I wanted to be in a year with | 4:06:09 | 4:06:13 | |
-freaks like you. -So you don't want to go out with me? | 4:06:13 | 4:06:15 | |
If I ever get that desperate, I'll kill myself. | 4:06:15 | 4:06:18 | |
-Touch me again and I'll break your face! -Has she always been a numpty? -Yeah. | 4:06:18 | 4:06:23 | |
Your own brother thinks you're not right in the head. | 4:06:23 | 4:06:26 | |
Do. You. Need. Me. To. Talk. Slowly. So. You. Understand? | 4:06:26 | 4:06:29 | |
Very good. You should be on the telly. | 4:06:29 | 4:06:32 | |
-Ho! -I think your sister should be at one of those special schools, what do you think? -Totally. | 4:06:32 | 4:06:37 | |
Beat it. | 4:06:37 | 4:06:39 | |
-What's going on here? -Nothing. -Was he hassling you? -It's fine. | 4:06:40 | 4:06:44 | |
And you're just going along with it? | 4:06:44 | 4:06:46 | |
What about you? Just standing there watching it happen? | 4:06:46 | 4:06:50 | |
-Just leave it. Come on, we need to get to school. -You're not on, Nicole. | 4:06:50 | 4:06:53 | |
I don't want to be kept back another year, do I? | 4:06:53 | 4:06:56 | |
DOORBELL | 4:07:01 | 4:07:04 | |
-Oh, Hi, Gabriel. -Morning. -Sorry, I thought you were the postman. | 4:07:07 | 4:07:12 | |
-Whatever it is, I don't have time. -This is important. | 4:07:12 | 4:07:14 | |
I'm interviewing potential partners and I'm late. | 4:07:14 | 4:07:17 | |
I'm sure it can wait. See you later. | 4:07:17 | 4:07:19 | |
Is everything OK? | 4:07:22 | 4:07:23 | |
-How have the kids been lately? -A bit moody, same as ever. | 4:07:23 | 4:07:29 | |
It's just I saw Nicole getting a hard time off some boy. | 4:07:29 | 4:07:32 | |
-When? -Just now. Conor seemed to think it was funny. | 4:07:32 | 4:07:35 | |
Adeeb was there too, but he just looked the other way. | 4:07:35 | 4:07:39 | |
But listen, maybe I could try talking to them? | 4:07:39 | 4:07:41 | |
No. Just leave it to me. I'll talk to Michael. | 4:07:41 | 4:07:44 | |
I'm just saying, maybe at their age, it would be easier for them | 4:07:44 | 4:07:48 | |
to talk to someone who can't give them any trouble. | 4:07:48 | 4:07:50 | |
It's very sweet of you to offer, Gabriel, and thanks for letting us know, | 4:07:50 | 4:07:54 | |
but Michael and I are their parents. This is what we do. | 4:07:54 | 4:07:58 | |
You might just make it worse. | 4:07:58 | 4:08:00 | |
Fine. | 4:08:00 | 4:08:01 | |
Gabriel... | 4:08:01 | 4:08:03 | |
-So, does he like mince and tatties? -Who? -Callum. | 4:08:08 | 4:08:13 | |
-I'm making a shopping list. -Eh... | 4:08:13 | 4:08:15 | |
-Aye, who doesn't like mince and tatties? -Well, I don't know what you were eating in Peru, do I? | 4:08:15 | 4:08:20 | |
-I don't want to make him something he doesn't like. -He loves mince and tatties, | 4:08:20 | 4:08:24 | |
-and I make them just the way you taught me. -Good. | 4:08:24 | 4:08:27 | |
-What's up? -Nothing. | 4:08:35 | 4:08:38 | |
I just hate lying to folk about Callum, especially Jimmy. | 4:08:40 | 4:08:45 | |
-It's what we agreed. -I know, but... | 4:08:45 | 4:08:47 | |
Jimmy still needs to get better, he could do without the stress. | 4:08:47 | 4:08:50 | |
So, I can tell him when he's better? | 4:08:50 | 4:08:52 | |
The less folk who know, the easier it'll be to keep this to ourselves. | 4:08:52 | 4:08:55 | |
SHE CLEARS HER THROAT | 4:08:55 | 4:08:57 | |
-Here, I've got some belters of the weans yesterday, here look. -Aw... | 4:08:57 | 4:09:00 | |
I'm just going to pop out for a bit, if you don't mind keeping an eye on Callum? | 4:09:00 | 4:09:04 | |
-Of course not. He's not a problem. -Cheers, Jimmy. I'll see them later. | 4:09:04 | 4:09:08 | |
-Here, I'll get them. -Oh, thanks, doll. | 4:09:08 | 4:09:11 | |
-Oh, that's a cracker. -SHE CHUCKLES | 4:09:11 | 4:09:14 | |
So listen... How's about we go away for a wee bit? A long weekend, maybe? | 4:09:14 | 4:09:21 | |
-Aye, I suppose so. -We could get a nice wee hotel up north somewhere. | 4:09:21 | 4:09:25 | |
I've never been to a hotel before. Plenty of hostels, just not a hotel. | 4:09:25 | 4:09:30 | |
-Well, maybe it's time you did. -OK. | 4:09:30 | 4:09:32 | |
-Oh, dinnae mind me. -Sorry. | 4:09:34 | 4:09:38 | |
It won't happen again. Well, actually, it probably will. | 4:09:38 | 4:09:43 | |
-Get off! -I didn't touch her, honest. -You so did! | 4:09:43 | 4:09:50 | |
I need to get out of here. | 4:09:50 | 4:09:51 | |
I cannae stand this level of happiness. You folk make me sick. | 4:09:51 | 4:09:55 | |
Iona... | 4:09:55 | 4:09:56 | |
I've never felt so single in my whole life. | 4:09:56 | 4:09:59 | |
-She'll be fine. -Right, well, I'd better boost. | 4:10:01 | 4:10:07 | |
-See you the night, maybe? -Aye. Sure. | 4:10:07 | 4:10:09 | |
I was thinking maybe we could ask Kelly-Marie round for her dinner, | 4:10:09 | 4:10:13 | |
-give you a chance to get to know her better. -Sound. | 4:10:13 | 4:10:16 | |
It would probably have to be here, though, I suppose. | 4:10:16 | 4:10:19 | |
-We're going out, don't worry. -Magic. I'll see you the night. -Yeah. | 4:10:19 | 4:10:24 | |
Eh, tell you what, why don't I ask my ma and Jimmy round as well? | 4:10:25 | 4:10:29 | |
-Yeah. -Cool. | 4:10:29 | 4:10:31 | |
-See yous later. -See you. -Bye! | 4:10:31 | 4:10:33 | |
-You OK? -Dinner with the family? | 4:10:33 | 4:10:37 | |
It's only Scarlett and Jimmy. It's not like they're strangers. | 4:10:37 | 4:10:41 | |
Aye, but things are a bit different now, that the two of us have been... | 4:10:41 | 4:10:45 | |
-Doing it? -Charlie! -And it's not even that anyway. I mean, | 4:10:45 | 4:10:48 | |
he's just after asking me to go away for a weekend with him. | 4:10:48 | 4:10:52 | |
Woah. Bob's a man on a mission. | 4:10:52 | 4:10:55 | |
He'll be ring shopping next. | 4:10:55 | 4:10:57 | |
Don't even joke about that. | 4:10:57 | 4:10:58 | |
You're not getting cold feet or anything? | 4:10:58 | 4:11:01 | |
No, it's pure amazing having him back. It's just... | 4:11:01 | 4:11:05 | |
If you think it's going too fast, why don't you just speak to him? | 4:11:05 | 4:11:08 | |
Bob's a good guy, he'll understand. | 4:11:08 | 4:11:11 | |
-Oh! Hello again. -Hi. | 4:11:22 | 4:11:26 | |
Listen, I just wanted to apologise for earlier. | 4:11:26 | 4:11:30 | |
I hope you didn't think that I was prying. | 4:11:30 | 4:11:33 | |
Oh, not at all. | 4:11:33 | 4:11:34 | |
I can only imagine how difficult the situation is | 4:11:34 | 4:11:38 | |
for you, and it must be a terrible wrench for Michael | 4:11:38 | 4:11:42 | |
-being left there so far away from his son. -Yeah. | 4:11:42 | 4:11:46 | |
Still, I suppose you did consider staying | 4:11:46 | 4:11:48 | |
closer to his father, for Callum's sake? | 4:11:48 | 4:11:52 | |
You know what, Liz? You were prying earlier, and you're prying now | 4:11:52 | 4:11:55 | |
-and I've had enough of it. -I was simply making conversation. | 4:11:55 | 4:12:00 | |
By making out I'm not doing right by my son? | 4:12:00 | 4:12:02 | |
I said no such thing! | 4:12:02 | 4:12:04 | |
-Well, that's what it sounded like to me. -You OK, sweetheart? | 4:12:04 | 4:12:07 | |
-I'm fine. -Just leaving, were you? | 4:12:07 | 4:12:10 | |
Oh, for heaven's sake. | 4:12:10 | 4:12:12 | |
You'll not be missed! | 4:12:12 | 4:12:14 | |
Stuck-up cow. | 4:12:14 | 4:12:18 | |
If she gives you any more bother, you just come straight to me, OK? | 4:12:18 | 4:12:24 | |
Thanks, Molly. | 4:12:24 | 4:12:25 | |
Oh, come on, hen. Enough of this "Molly" business. | 4:12:25 | 4:12:30 | |
I'm your granny, and don't you forget it. | 4:12:30 | 4:12:34 | |
KNOCKING | 4:12:58 | 4:13:01 | |
You've got to speak to Amber. Hey, hey, hey! | 4:13:01 | 4:13:04 | |
She's going to change her story. | 4:13:04 | 4:13:07 | |
Who would you rather see in the jail, eh? Me or her? | 4:13:07 | 4:13:12 | |
All she's got to do is say I pulled the trigger and they'll let her go. | 4:13:12 | 4:13:15 | |
-And is that what happened? -Does it matter? | 4:13:15 | 4:13:20 | |
Look, even if she changes her story, says nothing... | 4:13:20 | 4:13:22 | |
-She'll listen to you. -I'm not sure I should get involved. | 4:13:22 | 4:13:26 | |
She's a target in there. I can't let her do this to herself. | 4:13:26 | 4:13:31 | |
So this is all her own fault now? | 4:13:31 | 4:13:32 | |
Nothing to do with the kind of man she has for a father? | 4:13:32 | 4:13:35 | |
I don't care what you think of me, OK? | 4:13:35 | 4:13:37 | |
All I care about is my daughter. | 4:13:37 | 4:13:39 | |
I've got to do right by her. You've got to make her see sense. | 4:13:39 | 4:13:44 | |
Fine. I'll talk to her. | 4:13:44 | 4:13:47 | |
So, I'm supposed to just lie to Callum his whole life? | 4:13:56 | 4:14:00 | |
You wish you'd been told the truth about Theresa, don't you? | 4:14:02 | 4:14:06 | |
-Aye. -And it hurt that they'd lied to you all that time. | 4:14:06 | 4:14:10 | |
-Just a bit. -But weren't they just being practical? | 4:14:10 | 4:14:15 | |
-Well, they thought they were anyhow. -Then you see what I'm talking about? | 4:14:15 | 4:14:19 | |
I've got to do what's right for Callum, not just convenient for me. | 4:14:19 | 4:14:25 | |
Aye, but this is a really different situation. | 4:14:25 | 4:14:28 | |
-Look, I'll see you later. -Wait. Kelly... | 4:14:28 | 4:14:31 | |
I hear what you're saying. I really do. | 4:14:31 | 4:14:36 | |
And I'm sorry I cannae just make it all easy and simple for you | 4:14:36 | 4:14:39 | |
-because it just isn't, is it? -No. | 4:14:39 | 4:14:42 | |
Well, look, whatever you decide to do and whoever you decide to tell, | 4:14:45 | 4:14:51 | |
-I'm behind you 100%, all right? -Thanks. | 4:14:51 | 4:14:57 | |
Nae bother. | 4:14:57 | 4:15:00 | |
If you're no' up for this dinner, then... | 4:15:00 | 4:15:02 | |
Look. I'll be there. I wouldn't miss it. | 4:15:02 | 4:15:05 | |
Listen, Serge, it's no problem. I can manage. | 4:15:09 | 4:15:12 | |
You just get better. All right? | 4:15:14 | 4:15:16 | |
Look after yourself. Bye, darling. | 4:15:18 | 4:15:21 | |
-Poor Serge has got a tummy bug. -What, he cannae make it in? | 4:15:23 | 4:15:26 | |
I don't suppose you fancy doing a double, do you? | 4:15:26 | 4:15:30 | |
Aye, may as well. | 4:15:30 | 4:15:31 | |
-Are you sure, though, because I could manage. -No, really, it's fine. -Great. | 4:15:31 | 4:15:36 | |
-All right? -Hiya. | 4:15:42 | 4:15:44 | |
So do I get stuff for nothing now that we're a couple? | 4:15:44 | 4:15:49 | |
-No chance. -Well, gonnae give us a white coffee. | 4:15:49 | 4:15:52 | |
Did you leave your manners at the garage, aye? | 4:15:52 | 4:15:55 | |
I said "gonnae". But I meant please. | 4:15:55 | 4:16:00 | |
By the way, I've got a bit of bad news about tonight, | 4:16:01 | 4:16:04 | |
Gina needs me to work. I'm sorry. | 4:16:04 | 4:16:08 | |
I was just coming to tell you that everybody was up for it as well. | 4:16:08 | 4:16:11 | |
-Aye, I know, it's rubbish. -Can Gina not get somebody else in? | 4:16:11 | 4:16:14 | |
No, really, Serge isn't well so she'd need to cover it herself. She's got hunners of stuff on anyway. | 4:16:14 | 4:16:21 | |
-Gina. -Hiya, Bob. -You know how you've always been like an aunty to me? | 4:16:21 | 4:16:28 | |
-What is it you want? -Can Stella have the evening off? | 4:16:28 | 4:16:32 | |
-We were meant to be having dinner with my ma and Jimmy. -Aye, of course. You should have said. | 4:16:32 | 4:16:37 | |
But have you not got hunners of stuff on yourself? | 4:16:37 | 4:16:40 | |
-No, no, it's fine. -Magic! Cheers, Gina. | 4:16:42 | 4:16:45 | |
Yeah, cheers, Gina. | 4:16:45 | 4:16:48 | |
Malcolm. | 4:16:53 | 4:16:55 | |
Is everything all right? When they said you wanted to see me... | 4:17:01 | 4:17:04 | |
Everything's fine. | 4:17:04 | 4:17:07 | |
-This place... -Yeah, I know. | 4:17:09 | 4:17:12 | |
It's good to see you, pet. | 4:17:13 | 4:17:15 | |
-Yeah, you too. -Look, your father paid me a visit. | 4:17:15 | 4:17:20 | |
You'll need to tell me what happened. I mean, what really happened. | 4:17:20 | 4:17:25 | |
Are you covering for him? | 4:17:27 | 4:17:28 | |
-No. -You really shot that man? | 4:17:29 | 4:17:34 | |
-I just thought... -It was me. | 4:17:36 | 4:17:40 | |
What you did, though, was to protect your father, wasn't it? | 4:17:43 | 4:17:48 | |
I just...reacted. I didn't think about it. | 4:17:48 | 4:17:53 | |
Well, now he's trying to protect you. | 4:17:53 | 4:17:56 | |
I need to live my own life. | 4:17:58 | 4:18:01 | |
But not in here. If he wants to take your place, let him. | 4:18:01 | 4:18:05 | |
I can't. | 4:18:05 | 4:18:07 | |
Whoever pulled the trigger, that man died because of your father, not you. | 4:18:10 | 4:18:15 | |
-But I did pull the trigger. -Amber! | 4:18:15 | 4:18:18 | |
Malcolm, when Ewan died, you could have put my dad away with your statement | 4:18:18 | 4:18:23 | |
if you lied about what you saw. | 4:18:23 | 4:18:26 | |
But you didn't because you knew it was wrong, didn't you? | 4:18:27 | 4:18:32 | |
But this is not about putting your dad away. It's about getting you out. | 4:18:32 | 4:18:36 | |
He said you're a target in here, you're not safe. | 4:18:36 | 4:18:38 | |
-He's exaggerating. -Oh, Amber. | 4:18:41 | 4:18:45 | |
You don't need to punish yourself for the way that your father lived his life. | 4:18:45 | 4:18:49 | |
That's not what I'm doing. | 4:18:49 | 4:18:52 | |
Are you sure about that? You can't go on like this and you don't have to. | 4:18:52 | 4:18:58 | |
Let him help, get yourself out and live a good life. | 4:18:58 | 4:19:04 | |
Not finished your homework yet? | 4:19:20 | 4:19:22 | |
What's it to you? | 4:19:22 | 4:19:24 | |
Let's have a look. | 4:19:24 | 4:19:25 | |
As if. | 4:19:25 | 4:19:26 | |
-Go on. Be a pal. -You are so not my pal. | 4:19:26 | 4:19:30 | |
-Could you be any more pathetic? -Shut it. | 4:19:30 | 4:19:34 | |
-Just do whatever he says, aye? -No. | 4:19:34 | 4:19:37 | |
Aye, you do. Here, see if you can rip that in half. | 4:19:37 | 4:19:41 | |
-Give! -Do it. | 4:19:42 | 4:19:44 | |
-Stop being such a muppet. -You gonna take that? | 4:19:44 | 4:19:47 | |
You scared or what? | 4:19:47 | 4:19:50 | |
Conor. | 4:19:50 | 4:19:52 | |
Aw mate, sorry, but that was class. | 4:19:55 | 4:19:58 | |
Come on, let's boost before you get you a proper doing. | 4:19:58 | 4:20:02 | |
DOOR CLOSES | 4:20:11 | 4:20:12 | |
There you are. | 4:20:14 | 4:20:16 | |
Listen, I was thinking about what you said earlier. | 4:20:16 | 4:20:20 | |
I know the way wee Callum arrived in this world wasn't how you planned, but you know what? | 4:20:21 | 4:20:27 | |
He's going to have a great life. He's got a good family around him. He's a lucky wee guy. | 4:20:27 | 4:20:33 | |
-Really lucky. -We've just got to be careful Lenny doesn't find out. | 4:20:33 | 4:20:37 | |
He's not turned into Santa Claus since you've been away, know what I mean? | 4:20:37 | 4:20:41 | |
-Ma, I think I'm going to tell him. -Jimmy? | 4:20:41 | 4:20:44 | |
Lenny. I just hate lying to everyone and I don't want to lie to my son. | 4:20:44 | 4:20:50 | |
-But this is what we agreed. -No. It's what you decided and I went along with. | 4:20:50 | 4:20:55 | |
I don't want Callum growing up and finding out he had a grandpa he never got to know, | 4:20:55 | 4:21:00 | |
-that I never let him get to know. -But if we're careful, he doesn't need to find out. | 4:21:00 | 4:21:04 | |
Like how Bob never needed to find out about Theresa? These things always come out in the end. | 4:21:04 | 4:21:10 | |
It's my choice. Please just try and understand. | 4:21:10 | 4:21:15 | |
-No. -Ma. -You're off your head. -This is really hard for me. | 4:21:17 | 4:21:23 | |
It wasn't hard for you to lie to me for three years. | 4:21:23 | 4:21:26 | |
-Keep my grandson from me. -I'm trying to make things right. | 4:21:26 | 4:21:29 | |
What about loyalty? What about that? This affects all of us. | 4:21:29 | 4:21:35 | |
You bring that man into this family and you're not welcome here any more. | 4:21:35 | 4:21:41 | |
BEYONCE PLAYS ON RADIO | 4:21:51 | 4:21:53 | |
# If you liked it then you should have put a ring on it | 4:21:53 | 4:21:56 | |
# If you liked it then you should have put a ring on it. # | 4:21:58 | 4:22:01 | |
Bob. Bob. | 4:22:07 | 4:22:10 | |
-BOB! -All right. | 4:22:10 | 4:22:14 | |
Hidden talents, eh? | 4:22:14 | 4:22:16 | |
-I don't actually like that song, it's just on all the time. -Aye. | 4:22:16 | 4:22:22 | |
So what's up? | 4:22:22 | 4:22:24 | |
I was in the deli earlier on and Iona needs to use the kitchen tonight. | 4:22:24 | 4:22:29 | |
-She's baking for some charity thing. -Oh. | 4:22:29 | 4:22:33 | |
And you saw what she was this morning with us and Charlie and Annie so I didn't want to push her. | 4:22:33 | 4:22:38 | |
Aye, that's fair enough. | 4:22:38 | 4:22:40 | |
It's a shame because I had the menu planned out and everything, I was really looking forward to it. | 4:22:40 | 4:22:45 | |
Well, listen, seeing as you've went to all this bother, why don't I talk to Deek? | 4:22:45 | 4:22:51 | |
-About what? -We can have it in his place. -I don't think that's a very good idea with everything... | 4:22:51 | 4:22:58 | |
-You know what I mean. -I'll just ask him. The worst that can happen is he'll say no. -OK. | 4:22:58 | 4:23:05 | |
Come through. | 4:23:11 | 4:23:13 | |
-What did she say? -She wants to see you. | 4:23:18 | 4:23:21 | |
-You made her see sense? -I hope so. | 4:23:21 | 4:23:26 | |
-Thanks, I appreciate that. -I did it for her, not you. | 4:23:26 | 4:23:30 | |
Let's be clear about that. | 4:23:30 | 4:23:33 | |
Hiya, darlin'. | 4:23:46 | 4:23:48 | |
I need to know... | 4:23:48 | 4:23:50 | |
-Did you arrange it? -Arrange what? | 4:23:50 | 4:23:53 | |
The people threatening me. Because if you think that is going to change my mind... | 4:23:53 | 4:23:58 | |
You think I'd... You think I could do something like that to you? | 4:23:58 | 4:24:01 | |
Is that really what you think of me? | 4:24:04 | 4:24:07 | |
No. I don't know. | 4:24:08 | 4:24:11 | |
-I can't take it any more. -Nobody can blame you. | 4:24:11 | 4:24:14 | |
So...I've asked to be transferred. | 4:24:18 | 4:24:22 | |
What? | 4:24:22 | 4:24:24 | |
I've asked to be moved as far away from here as possible. | 4:24:27 | 4:24:29 | |
-Have you talked to Hamish about this? -I don't need someone reporting back to you. | 4:24:29 | 4:24:34 | |
-I'm getting a new lawyer. -You're going to change your story? | 4:24:34 | 4:24:37 | |
-No. Look, I heard what Malcolm had to say. -Amber... | 4:24:37 | 4:24:41 | |
And then I thought about another time he spoke to me. | 4:24:41 | 4:24:44 | |
He was ashamed of me for something that I'd done | 4:24:47 | 4:24:53 | |
and he said that... He said that I was my father's daughter. | 4:24:53 | 4:24:58 | |
That he could see you in me. I don't want to be like you. | 4:25:00 | 4:25:05 | |
I'm not asking you to be like me. | 4:25:05 | 4:25:07 | |
I'm asking you to stop being so bloody stupid. | 4:25:07 | 4:25:09 | |
-You shouldn't be here. You're not like these people. -I killed a man. | 4:25:09 | 4:25:13 | |
You saved my life. | 4:25:13 | 4:25:14 | |
Even if I lied to get out of here, | 4:25:17 | 4:25:20 | |
or if I owed you my freedom, or even if I let you protect me in here, I couldn't live with myself. | 4:25:20 | 4:25:27 | |
Look, it's been a nightmare, OK? But soon enough things are going to look different. | 4:25:27 | 4:25:33 | |
-It's true. -And suddenly I'll see sense? | 4:25:33 | 4:25:36 | |
-Yeah. -I'm not a child. -I know that. | 4:25:36 | 4:25:39 | |
Then accept what's happening. Please, for your own sake. | 4:25:39 | 4:25:44 | |
Look... It's up to me who gets to visit | 4:25:49 | 4:25:55 | |
so I've decided I don't want to see you any more. | 4:25:55 | 4:25:59 | |
Are you serious? I'm not allowed to see you at all? | 4:25:59 | 4:26:05 | |
Is this Fraser's idea? | 4:26:07 | 4:26:08 | |
No. I need to move on with my life. Away from you. | 4:26:08 | 4:26:13 | |
-I'm not doing this to upset you. -No, you just don't want my help. | 4:26:13 | 4:26:18 | |
I tell you something, you've got some short memory. | 4:26:18 | 4:26:21 | |
When Fraser was up to his neck in it, you want to tell me you didn't want my help then? Do you?! | 4:26:21 | 4:26:28 | |
I should just have let this thing run its course. | 4:26:30 | 4:26:33 | |
He'd be dead and buried by now, Tommy McCabe would be walking the streets | 4:26:33 | 4:26:37 | |
-and the world would be a far better place. -I can't change what happened in the past. | 4:26:37 | 4:26:42 | |
Only what happens now. | 4:26:42 | 4:26:44 | |
-Goodbye, Dad. -Don't be daft. | 4:26:51 | 4:26:55 | |
Amber! Don't you walk away from me! Don't you do this. | 4:26:57 | 4:27:03 | |
Amber! | 4:27:09 | 4:27:11 | |
Grant this mercy, O Lord, we beseech Thee, to Thy servant departed, | 4:28:02 | 4:28:06 | |
that he may not receive in punishment the requital of his deeds who in desire did keep Thy will, | 4:28:06 | 4:28:13 | |
and as the true faith here united him to the company of the faithful, | 4:28:13 | 4:28:16 | |
so may Thy mercy unite him above to the choirs of angels. Through Jesus Christ, our Lord. | 4:28:16 | 4:28:22 | |
May his soul and souls of all the faithfully departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. | 4:28:22 | 4:28:28 | |
We commit his body to the ground. Earth to earth, ashes to ashes. | 4:28:28 | 4:28:35 | |
There you are. | 4:29:41 | 4:29:43 | |
I knew I'd see you dead and buried. Funny though, | 4:29:47 | 4:29:53 | |
I'm not enjoying it as much as I imagined. | 4:29:53 | 4:29:55 | |
Maybe I just wish it was me that put that bullet in you. | 4:29:56 | 4:30:00 | |
Tommy McCabe. | 4:30:05 | 4:30:07 | |
You were always... You were always a trier, Tommy, I'll give you that. | 4:30:08 | 4:30:14 | |
Here's to guys like us, eh? | 4:30:14 | 4:30:17 | |
I'm sure I'll see you later. | 4:30:27 | 4:30:29 | |
OK, right, I'll head round after that then. OK, bye. | 4:30:37 | 4:30:42 | |
Oh... | 4:30:43 | 4:30:45 | |
What? Bad news. | 4:30:46 | 4:30:48 | |
Did you not see me winking? | 4:30:48 | 4:30:51 | |
-Eh? -Earlier on, when Bob asked if I could have the night off? | 4:30:51 | 4:30:55 | |
I thought you'd got something stuck in your eye. | 4:30:55 | 4:30:58 | |
Grrr! | 4:30:58 | 4:30:59 | |
Are you going to tell me what this is about? Stella. | 4:31:01 | 4:31:04 | |
Bob thought it would be great to have Scarlett and Jimmy round for dinner, | 4:31:09 | 4:31:13 | |
like we just got engaged or something, but I can't cook. | 4:31:13 | 4:31:15 | |
I don't know what it means, I tried to get out of it, he wants to go away for the weekend, | 4:31:15 | 4:31:19 | |
but you didn't see me winking and now we're having it... | 4:31:19 | 4:31:22 | |
Stop! | 4:31:22 | 4:31:24 | |
And breathe. | 4:31:24 | 4:31:27 | |
C'mon, there must be something you can cook. | 4:31:29 | 4:31:33 | |
Beans on toast and soup out of a tin. | 4:31:33 | 4:31:36 | |
Hey, there's a lasagne in the big freezer. It's yours. | 4:31:40 | 4:31:45 | |
All you have to do is stick it in the oven for an hour - think you can manage that? | 4:31:45 | 4:31:50 | |
Thank you. | 4:31:50 | 4:31:52 | |
And seriously, you have to work on your winking, | 4:31:54 | 4:31:57 | |
it really wasn't that clear. | 4:31:57 | 4:31:59 | |
You all right? | 4:32:08 | 4:32:10 | |
-You want this place all to yourself, aye? -Eh? | 4:32:10 | 4:32:13 | |
I'm going to give you the chance to buy me out. How fast can you get the cash together? | 4:32:13 | 4:32:17 | |
-Depends what you're looking for. -Just give me what I put in to it. | 4:32:17 | 4:32:21 | |
Are you sure you're all right? | 4:32:21 | 4:32:23 | |
-Have you got the money or not? -Aye, I think so. | 4:32:23 | 4:32:26 | |
-Think's not good enough. -I can get it, I'll get it. | 4:32:26 | 4:32:30 | |
Fine. | 4:32:30 | 4:32:32 | |
Well, the very man. | 4:32:42 | 4:32:45 | |
Can I help you? | 4:32:46 | 4:32:48 | |
Aye, well, I thought you could, but you wouldn't even try, would you? | 4:32:48 | 4:32:51 | |
Look, I already told you... | 4:32:51 | 4:32:53 | |
You don't tell me anything. | 4:32:53 | 4:32:56 | |
-You're thrilled to bits my daughter's inside! -Course I'm not. | 4:32:56 | 4:32:59 | |
Fraser can move on, he can forget about her, eh? | 4:32:59 | 4:33:02 | |
I really don't think he will. | 4:33:02 | 4:33:03 | |
No? But you think she deserves it, don't you? | 4:33:03 | 4:33:07 | |
You think she deserves to be locked up. | 4:33:07 | 4:33:09 | |
-I think it's all very unfortunate. -Unfortunate?! | 4:33:09 | 4:33:13 | |
Unfortunate is when you lose your keys. | 4:33:13 | 4:33:16 | |
This is my daughter we're talking about here. My daughter. | 4:33:16 | 4:33:19 | |
Take your hands off me. | 4:33:19 | 4:33:20 | |
You got a black suit? Cos you'll need one very soon. | 4:33:20 | 4:33:25 | |
For your boy's funeral. | 4:33:25 | 4:33:26 | |
Take my advice, I wouldn't be bothering with one of those open coffins, | 4:33:26 | 4:33:30 | |
-you get what I'm saying? -Let's just take it easy, eh? -On your way. | 4:33:30 | 4:33:34 | |
Look, I don't know what the story is here... | 4:33:34 | 4:33:36 | |
No, you don't, so on your way. | 4:33:36 | 4:33:38 | |
I will in a minute. | 4:33:38 | 4:33:40 | |
I just want you to calm down first. | 4:33:40 | 4:33:42 | |
I'm calm, I'm calm. | 4:33:47 | 4:33:48 | |
Good, so maybe you should... | 4:33:50 | 4:33:52 | |
No, maybe you should... | 4:33:59 | 4:34:00 | |
mind your own business. | 4:34:00 | 4:34:02 | |
So what do you reckon? | 4:34:14 | 4:34:16 | |
Not really a good sign, being late is it, Dr Hunter? | 4:34:16 | 4:34:19 | |
The loan, Michael? | 4:34:19 | 4:34:21 | |
Have you tried the bank? | 4:34:21 | 4:34:22 | |
Aye. | 4:34:22 | 4:34:23 | |
-And? -They think I should get another partner in. | 4:34:23 | 4:34:26 | |
Well, maybe you should. | 4:34:26 | 4:34:27 | |
I don't want a partner. I want to be my own man. | 4:34:27 | 4:34:30 | |
By borrowing money from me? | 4:34:30 | 4:34:32 | |
Well, that would just be short term... | 4:34:32 | 4:34:34 | |
maybe medium term. | 4:34:34 | 4:34:36 | |
I'm a good investment. | 4:34:36 | 4:34:39 | |
Anyway, won't you be minted when somebody buys into this place? | 4:34:39 | 4:34:43 | |
I have to find somebody first. | 4:34:43 | 4:34:45 | |
Michael, this is massive for me. I wouldn't ask if it wasn't. | 4:34:45 | 4:34:49 | |
And you weren't desperate. | 4:34:49 | 4:34:51 | |
That and all. | 4:34:51 | 4:34:52 | |
OK... | 4:34:52 | 4:34:53 | |
-Good man. -But I'll need to speak to Leyla. It'll have to be a joint decision. | 4:34:55 | 4:34:59 | |
Maybe I could do some ground work for you. | 4:34:59 | 4:35:01 | |
Be my guest. | 4:35:01 | 4:35:02 | |
Hi, sorry. | 4:35:04 | 4:35:06 | |
Dr Brodie? | 4:35:06 | 4:35:07 | |
-Yes. -I'm Dr Dan Hunter. Sorry I'm late. | 4:35:07 | 4:35:12 | |
Argh! | 4:35:36 | 4:35:37 | |
Hi. | 4:35:52 | 4:35:54 | |
Come in. | 4:35:54 | 4:35:56 | |
You sure you're all right with this cos if you're not, it's fine, honestly. | 4:35:56 | 4:36:03 | |
Of course I am. Listen, I'm just about to head out actually. | 4:36:03 | 4:36:06 | |
The oven's right here obviously, | 4:36:06 | 4:36:10 | |
it's pretty straightforward, I'll leave you to it. | 4:36:10 | 4:36:12 | |
Actually, can you just hold on a wee minute? | 4:36:12 | 4:36:14 | |
It's dead easy, you just turn this knob to the temperature you want. | 4:36:14 | 4:36:19 | |
Which is... | 4:36:19 | 4:36:20 | |
200 degrees. | 4:36:26 | 4:36:28 | |
There you are. | 4:36:29 | 4:36:32 | |
And that's you ready to go. | 4:36:32 | 4:36:34 | |
OK, cheers. | 4:36:34 | 4:36:37 | |
Stella, it's only Scarlett and Jimmy. | 4:36:37 | 4:36:40 | |
And Kelly-Marie. | 4:36:40 | 4:36:41 | |
Still. | 4:36:41 | 4:36:43 | |
I'm sure they already love you. | 4:36:46 | 4:36:48 | |
I'll see you later. | 4:36:52 | 4:36:54 | |
OK. Thank you. | 4:36:54 | 4:36:58 | |
My pleasure. | 4:36:58 | 4:36:59 | |
I'll just be a sec. | 4:37:18 | 4:37:19 | |
Hiya. | 4:37:20 | 4:37:22 | |
You want a hand with that? | 4:37:26 | 4:37:28 | |
No. | 4:37:28 | 4:37:29 | |
Look, sorry about earlier. | 4:37:29 | 4:37:33 | |
I really didn't think he'd do it. | 4:37:33 | 4:37:35 | |
Yeah, well you wouldn't have the guts to do it yourself, would you? | 4:37:35 | 4:37:38 | |
Check it out, it's her diary. | 4:37:38 | 4:37:41 | |
-What are you doing? -Nice work, mate! -Give me that back! | 4:37:41 | 4:37:44 | |
"It's not even like I'm looking for some big romance, just someone to talk to that..." | 4:37:44 | 4:37:47 | |
-Enough! -Get a hold of her, would you? | 4:37:47 | 4:37:50 | |
I'm warning you, Conor! | 4:37:50 | 4:37:53 | |
-Get out my way! Conor! I mean it. -Where was I? Oh, yeah. | 4:37:54 | 4:37:58 | |
"Just someone to talk to that doesn't make me feel like a freak." | 4:37:58 | 4:38:03 | |
I think you might have your work cut out for you there, to be honest. | 4:38:03 | 4:38:07 | |
Put that down and get out of this house! | 4:38:07 | 4:38:10 | |
It was boring anyway. Laters. | 4:38:10 | 4:38:12 | |
How could you do that to your sister? | 4:38:12 | 4:38:16 | |
-Conor! -I don't know. | 4:38:16 | 4:38:20 | |
Tell me everything that's been happening. | 4:38:20 | 4:38:23 | |
There's nothing to tell. | 4:38:23 | 4:38:26 | |
-You don't need to be scared, just tell me. -I'm not scared, just leave it, OK? | 4:38:26 | 4:38:30 | |
-I'm trying to help you. -I said leave it. | 4:38:30 | 4:38:32 | |
DOORBELL RINGS | 4:38:32 | 4:38:35 | |
Don't move. | 4:38:35 | 4:38:36 | |
-I'm sorry. -Don't even look at me. | 4:38:42 | 4:38:45 | |
Just don't say anything, OK? | 4:38:45 | 4:38:47 | |
I don't want any hassle this year. | 4:38:47 | 4:38:50 | |
OK. | 4:38:50 | 4:38:51 | |
I can handle this. | 4:38:51 | 4:38:53 | |
What's going on? | 4:38:56 | 4:38:58 | |
I came in and some boy had Nicole's diary and was reading from it whilst Conor here held her back. | 4:38:58 | 4:39:02 | |
-Wait a minute... that wee ginger numpty from this morning that's just left? -It's not a big deal. | 4:39:02 | 4:39:08 | |
I think your father might disagree. | 4:39:08 | 4:39:10 | |
You don't have to tell him. | 4:39:10 | 4:39:12 | |
Of course I do. We're talking to your father and then we're talking to the school. | 4:39:12 | 4:39:16 | |
-Don't. -I don't have a choice, so would you please just tell me what's been going on. | 4:39:16 | 4:39:21 | |
We were just mucking about. | 4:39:21 | 4:39:23 | |
Why are you covering for him? | 4:39:23 | 4:39:26 | |
Come here a minute. | 4:39:26 | 4:39:29 | |
-What? -Why don't you let me talk to them? | 4:39:29 | 4:39:32 | |
Why? | 4:39:32 | 4:39:34 | |
Because if they're not going to talk to you, they're sure as hell not going to talk to Michael. | 4:39:34 | 4:39:39 | |
Fine. But Michael's home in an hour and I'm telling him everything. | 4:39:39 | 4:39:43 | |
Lenny. | 4:39:57 | 4:39:59 | |
Lenny? | 4:40:03 | 4:40:05 | |
Maybe we should go inside, eh? | 4:40:12 | 4:40:16 | |
I tried to help her. I tried to take her place, but no, no, no, she's too good for that. | 4:40:25 | 4:40:31 | |
I don't know what's been happening but... | 4:40:35 | 4:40:38 | |
I've lost my wife, I've got one son dead and one who won't talk to me | 4:40:38 | 4:40:41 | |
and now she wants to cut me out of her life like I'm cancer?! | 4:40:41 | 4:40:45 | |
Maybe she just needs a bit of time. | 4:40:45 | 4:40:47 | |
You know, when Ewan was up on that scaffolding... | 4:40:49 | 4:40:53 | |
I reached out to him, I reached out and I almost had him... almost. | 4:40:53 | 4:40:59 | |
And then he just fell away, and there was nothing I could do about it. | 4:40:59 | 4:41:04 | |
Lenny, I know sometimes it feels like there's no way back. | 4:41:06 | 4:41:11 | |
I've been there. | 4:41:11 | 4:41:12 | |
When wee Madonna took those pills, well, | 4:41:14 | 4:41:16 | |
you know what happened with me and Scarlett. | 4:41:16 | 4:41:20 | |
I thought it was over, but I was wrong. | 4:41:20 | 4:41:24 | |
D'you think you could run this place? | 4:41:26 | 4:41:29 | |
Sorry? | 4:41:30 | 4:41:32 | |
I'd sell it to you if I thought you had the money. | 4:41:32 | 4:41:37 | |
I'm not following you. | 4:41:37 | 4:41:38 | |
I'm going to get away from here for a bit. | 4:41:38 | 4:41:41 | |
You want the job or not? | 4:41:43 | 4:41:46 | |
Can I think about it? | 4:41:48 | 4:41:50 | |
Not for long. | 4:41:50 | 4:41:52 | |
Conor, this just isn't you, is it? It's beneath you. | 4:41:52 | 4:41:57 | |
So you want to tell us what's happening? | 4:41:57 | 4:42:00 | |
What's it to do with you? | 4:42:00 | 4:42:02 | |
I'm just want to help, that's all. | 4:42:02 | 4:42:04 | |
No-one's going to give you into trouble, | 4:42:04 | 4:42:07 | |
I just want to know what made you behave like this? | 4:42:07 | 4:42:09 | |
All right. | 4:42:09 | 4:42:11 | |
Take a seat. | 4:42:11 | 4:42:13 | |
-You want to tell us what's being happening? -What do you mean? | 4:42:15 | 4:42:19 | |
You seen it the same as me. That boy giving Nicole a hard time. | 4:42:21 | 4:42:24 | |
I just didn't want to get involved. | 4:42:24 | 4:42:28 | |
Seeing Nicole getting bullied and doing nothing about it... | 4:42:28 | 4:42:32 | |
-No-one's bullying me! -..is involved as far as I'm concerned. | 4:42:32 | 4:42:35 | |
Dad's going to be raging if he finds out about this, so can we just leave it? | 4:42:35 | 4:42:40 | |
No, we can't. | 4:42:40 | 4:42:41 | |
You know, I know what it was like to be your age. | 4:42:41 | 4:42:45 | |
Me and your dad didn't always get on | 4:42:45 | 4:42:47 | |
and we did a fair bit of fighting, | 4:42:47 | 4:42:49 | |
it was usually him hitting me, most of the time, I deserved it, | 4:42:49 | 4:42:54 | |
but then I started I give a good account of myself, especially when I learnt how to throw a right hook. | 4:42:54 | 4:42:59 | |
I really don't think this is the best way to... | 4:42:59 | 4:43:02 | |
The point is, that was always between us at home, everywhere else we were a team, | 4:43:02 | 4:43:07 | |
we stuck together. | 4:43:07 | 4:43:10 | |
And that's why I'm so disappointed because I thought you lot were the same. | 4:43:10 | 4:43:15 | |
You seem to be sticking with this vow of silence, mind you. | 4:43:17 | 4:43:22 | |
Right, here's the deal. | 4:43:26 | 4:43:28 | |
Tell me what's been happening and I promise, we keep it between ourselves. | 4:43:28 | 4:43:33 | |
You won't tell Dad? | 4:43:35 | 4:43:36 | |
-Nope. -Or the school? | 4:43:36 | 4:43:41 | |
No. | 4:43:41 | 4:43:43 | |
Your call. | 4:43:43 | 4:43:44 | |
So are you scared of this guy? | 4:44:33 | 4:44:35 | |
No. | 4:44:35 | 4:44:36 | |
-Then why do what he tells you? -Dunno. -Conor. | 4:44:36 | 4:44:41 | |
-Look, Adeeb's got his wee crew of swotty spods, right? -Thanks. | 4:44:41 | 4:44:47 | |
And I'm not clever enough to hang | 4:44:47 | 4:44:49 | |
about with them, I play football but I'm not one of the football crowd or any other groups. | 4:44:49 | 4:44:54 | |
So I started hanging about with Ally and his lot. | 4:44:54 | 4:44:57 | |
So you think Ally's cool? | 4:44:57 | 4:44:58 | |
-I don't know. -He's a stupid wee... -Nicole. | 4:44:58 | 4:45:01 | |
So what is it then? You just want to be in a gang? | 4:45:01 | 4:45:04 | |
-You're in a gang? -Not like that. | 4:45:04 | 4:45:06 | |
You've got friends but, don't you? | 4:45:08 | 4:45:10 | |
Yeah, but it's not the same... | 4:45:10 | 4:45:12 | |
Right, so tell me this, | 4:45:15 | 4:45:18 | |
are you happy about what happened today? | 4:45:18 | 4:45:19 | |
And the way you treated your sister, | 4:45:21 | 4:45:23 | |
are you happy about that? | 4:45:23 | 4:45:25 | |
Is that the kind of guy you want to be? | 4:45:25 | 4:45:27 | |
Right then, | 4:45:30 | 4:45:31 | |
first things first, apologise. | 4:45:31 | 4:45:35 | |
-I'm sorry... really. -So you should be. | 4:45:35 | 4:45:39 | |
Yeah, whatever. | 4:45:39 | 4:45:40 | |
You not maybe think you should give Ally and his mob a wide berth? | 4:45:40 | 4:45:46 | |
See all the folk in my school, Conor, that ever made anything of themselves, | 4:45:46 | 4:45:50 | |
they stuck out, they did their own thing. | 4:45:50 | 4:45:55 | |
I know it doesn't feel like it right now, | 4:45:55 | 4:45:57 | |
but in the long run, | 4:45:57 | 4:45:59 | |
that's what gets you the respect. | 4:45:59 | 4:46:01 | |
-Oh, very nice. -You think? | 4:46:58 | 4:47:02 | |
-Very down to earth. -When are you going out? | 4:47:02 | 4:47:06 | |
Soon, I'm not above gate-crashing a party but I've got my standards. | 4:47:06 | 4:47:10 | |
Good, I'm glad. | 4:47:10 | 4:47:12 | |
I'm sorry, this is all really sweet, | 4:47:12 | 4:47:15 | |
I saw Bob earlier, he just couldn't stop talking about you. | 4:47:16 | 4:47:22 | |
-Saying what? -All really good things. | 4:47:22 | 4:47:25 | |
He's really keen and who can blame him, look at this, you're a perfect little housewife in the making. | 4:47:25 | 4:47:31 | |
Is that what you're wearing? | 4:47:34 | 4:47:36 | |
Aye. How, what's wrong with it? | 4:47:38 | 4:47:40 | |
It's not exactly saying "special occasion", is it? | 4:47:40 | 4:47:43 | |
Come on, I'm sure I've got something more appropriate you can borrow. | 4:47:45 | 4:47:49 | |
Ma? | 4:47:52 | 4:47:55 | |
I'm sorry. | 4:48:01 | 4:48:04 | |
You were right. | 4:48:04 | 4:48:05 | |
You didn't tell him? | 4:48:05 | 4:48:07 | |
And I'm not going to. | 4:48:07 | 4:48:08 | |
Callum doesn't need a man like that in his life. None of us do. | 4:48:08 | 4:48:11 | |
Oh, Kelly-Marie. Thank you. | 4:48:11 | 4:48:14 | |
It's the best thing for Callum. | 4:48:14 | 4:48:16 | |
Lenny's leaving town. | 4:48:19 | 4:48:22 | |
What about your job? | 4:48:24 | 4:48:27 | |
He's asked me to run the business for him. | 4:48:27 | 4:48:29 | |
What did you say? | 4:48:29 | 4:48:31 | |
I said I'd think about it. | 4:48:31 | 4:48:32 | |
-Yous OK? -Aye... Fine. | 4:48:34 | 4:48:39 | |
I'm still not sure about this. | 4:49:16 | 4:49:17 | |
I really don't like lying to Michael. | 4:49:17 | 4:49:20 | |
Ach, he's just not the best at the softly-softly, is he? | 4:49:20 | 4:49:23 | |
And that's what was needed here. | 4:49:23 | 4:49:26 | |
I still can't believe you actually got the them talking. | 4:49:26 | 4:49:29 | |
What can I say? I have got my hidden depths. | 4:49:29 | 4:49:32 | |
-Evening all. -Hi. | 4:49:32 | 4:49:34 | |
I just think I found my new partner. | 4:49:34 | 4:49:36 | |
-Oh, yeah? -The guy with the broken nose? | 4:49:36 | 4:49:39 | |
Yeah, although it wasn't actually broken. | 4:49:39 | 4:49:41 | |
Dr Dan Hunter. I've got a really good feeling about him. | 4:49:41 | 4:49:45 | |
-That's great. -And we've got the practice nurse starting tomorrow so everything's coming together. | 4:49:45 | 4:49:49 | |
-Good stuff. -So what's been happening here? | 4:49:49 | 4:49:52 | |
Nothing. | 4:49:52 | 4:49:54 | |
I was just about to start on dinner. You hungry? | 4:49:54 | 4:49:57 | |
Famished. | 4:49:57 | 4:49:59 | |
OK, just try not to move. | 4:50:10 | 4:50:13 | |
So do you think you and Bob are going to get your own place? | 4:50:15 | 4:50:18 | |
-Together? -Well, yeah. -Erm.. | 4:50:18 | 4:50:21 | |
I don't know. He's only been back a week. | 4:50:21 | 4:50:23 | |
Seriously, you need to stay still. | 4:50:23 | 4:50:25 | |
Well, it's just that Bob's at yours most nights and | 4:50:28 | 4:50:32 | |
his room's just lying there empty - it seems a waste... | 4:50:32 | 4:50:35 | |
especially when I'm sleeping on a very uncomfortable sofa. | 4:50:35 | 4:50:39 | |
Seriously, still. | 4:50:39 | 4:50:41 | |
You know you could just move | 4:50:43 | 4:50:45 | |
in together, and think of how much money you'd save. | 4:50:45 | 4:50:48 | |
Is this going to take much longer? | 4:50:50 | 4:50:51 | |
Just another two minutes... | 4:50:51 | 4:50:53 | |
Sorry... | 4:50:53 | 4:50:56 | |
Thanks for doing this by the way. | 4:50:56 | 4:50:59 | |
My pleasure. Just try and relax. | 4:50:59 | 4:51:02 | |
SMOKE ALARM BEEPS | 4:51:02 | 4:51:03 | |
No... no... please... no. NOOOO! | 4:51:03 | 4:51:07 | |
You all right? | 4:51:08 | 4:51:10 | |
-This is all your fault! -Eh? -I'm just not ready for this! | 4:51:21 | 4:51:26 | |
-What you talking about? -This isn't me, OK!? | 4:51:26 | 4:51:28 | |
Look, gonnae tell me what's going on. | 4:51:28 | 4:51:31 | |
Please... | 4:51:31 | 4:51:32 | |
I didn't want this dinner to become a big deal. | 4:51:32 | 4:51:34 | |
It's not like you've not met my family before, is it? | 4:51:34 | 4:51:38 | |
I'm just not used to this Bob, right? | 4:51:38 | 4:51:40 | |
What? | 4:51:40 | 4:51:41 | |
I've never had a proper boyfriend. | 4:51:41 | 4:51:43 | |
Well, not one who was nice to me anyway. | 4:51:43 | 4:51:48 | |
-That's all right. -And I don't know how it all works or what it all means. | 4:51:48 | 4:51:54 | |
First you want to go away for the weekend, then all of this, and I just feel as if... | 4:51:54 | 4:51:57 | |
I'm sorry. | 4:51:57 | 4:51:59 | |
Maybe I have got a bit carried away. | 4:52:01 | 4:52:04 | |
I just thought it would be nice to have | 4:52:04 | 4:52:05 | |
everybody I like, all round the same table together. | 4:52:05 | 4:52:08 | |
I didn't mean anything by it. I just | 4:52:08 | 4:52:13 | |
really like you. | 4:52:13 | 4:52:16 | |
I'm excited being with you, I'm not going to deny that, but I'm | 4:52:16 | 4:52:21 | |
not wanting to rush into things, all right? | 4:52:21 | 4:52:24 | |
We can take things as slow as you like. | 4:52:24 | 4:52:26 | |
Really? | 4:52:28 | 4:52:30 | |
Really. | 4:52:30 | 4:52:31 | |
Why did you not just tell me how you were feeling? | 4:52:34 | 4:52:37 | |
I don't know... | 4:52:37 | 4:52:39 | |
I just thought like... | 4:52:39 | 4:52:42 | |
-I thought if I didn't go along with it then... -I'd dump you? | 4:52:42 | 4:52:45 | |
-I'm an idiot. -Aye. You are. | 4:52:46 | 4:52:51 | |
A dead beautiful one, but. | 4:52:51 | 4:52:54 | |
Come here. | 4:52:54 | 4:52:56 | |
DOOR BUZZER | 4:52:56 | 4:52:58 | |
I'll get rid of them. | 4:52:58 | 4:53:00 | |
-No... it's fine... just keep them busy, and I'll go get myself sorted out. -OK. | 4:53:00 | 4:53:08 | |
OK, why don't you play here for a wee minute, OK? | 4:53:22 | 4:53:25 | |
I won't be long. | 4:53:25 | 4:53:26 | |
Hi, Ewan. | 4:53:29 | 4:53:32 | |
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get here. | 4:53:32 | 4:53:35 | |
That boy there, | 4:53:37 | 4:53:39 | |
he's your son, Callum. | 4:53:39 | 4:53:42 | |
I don't think we'll be coming back here, I'm sorry. | 4:53:45 | 4:53:48 | |
One day I'll tell him all about you though. | 4:53:51 | 4:53:54 | |
I promise. | 4:53:54 | 4:53:57 | |
I just really, really hope you understand. | 4:53:57 | 4:53:59 | |
He can't understand anything. | 4:54:01 | 4:54:04 | |
He's dead. | 4:54:12 | 4:54:14 | |
So it was the real thing, was he, eh? | 4:54:16 | 4:54:18 | |
You and my boy? | 4:54:18 | 4:54:21 | |
I still see his face. Every day. | 4:54:21 | 4:54:24 | |
Wherever I go, without fail. | 4:54:24 | 4:54:26 | |
-This your boy? -Yeah. | 4:54:26 | 4:54:29 | |
-Could you not find somebody to look after him? -Sorry? | 4:54:31 | 4:54:32 | |
Well, it's not a great day out for him coming here to a place like this? | 4:54:32 | 4:54:36 | |
What age are you, pal? | 4:54:36 | 4:54:40 | |
-Three! -He's two. | 4:54:40 | 4:54:40 | |
Is that right? | 4:54:43 | 4:54:45 | |
We were just leaving. | 4:54:47 | 4:54:48 | |
Come on, Callum. | 4:54:48 | 4:54:49 | |
Brodie! Where you off to? | 4:55:22 | 4:55:24 | |
-Shops. -They got you going for messages now, have they? -Yep. | 4:55:24 | 4:55:29 | |
Earlier with Nicole, that was hilarious. | 4:55:29 | 4:55:31 | |
She totally deserved it. | 4:55:31 | 4:55:33 | |
No, she didn't. | 4:55:33 | 4:55:35 | |
-What's up with you? -Just get out my way, all right? | 4:55:35 | 4:55:38 | |
We're going into town. | 4:55:38 | 4:55:40 | |
-You're coming too. -No, I'm not. | 4:55:40 | 4:55:43 | |
PHONE RINGS | 4:55:48 | 4:55:50 | |
-Wait a minute, darling. -OK, Mummy. | 4:55:50 | 4:55:53 | |
Come on! | 4:56:01 | 4:56:02 | |
'This is Kelly-Marie's phone...' | 4:56:03 | 4:56:05 | |
It's me, where are you? | 4:56:07 | 4:56:09 | |
Give me a call when you get this. Bye. | 4:56:09 | 4:56:11 | |
-She not answering? -She's probably settling Callum in at your nan's. | 4:56:12 | 4:56:16 | |
Sorry doll, you can teach your weans manners but there's only so much you can do. | 4:56:16 | 4:56:19 | |
No, it's all right. | 4:56:19 | 4:56:20 | |
BURP | 4:56:20 | 4:56:21 | |
Will you stop showing off, you? | 4:56:23 | 4:56:26 | |
See when I was stabbed, when I was lying there bleeding, | 4:56:26 | 4:56:30 | |
not knowing if I was going to live or die, | 4:56:30 | 4:56:34 | |
I thought to myself, | 4:56:34 | 4:56:36 | |
no, not the now, | 4:56:36 | 4:56:38 | |
now is not the time. | 4:56:38 | 4:56:42 | |
Not until I had one more fish supper. | 4:56:42 | 4:56:46 | |
You said you were thinking about me and Madonna! | 4:56:46 | 4:56:48 | |
-You can't hit me, I'm convalescing. -I'll save it for when you're better, with interest. | 4:56:48 | 4:56:53 | |
-Did Bob say to you we're going away for a bit? -Oh, aye? | 4:56:53 | 4:56:54 | |
-To a hotel. -Are you sleeping in separate rooms? | 4:56:54 | 4:57:00 | |
-Um... -She's joking. | 4:57:00 | 4:57:03 | |
-This calls for a toast. -Aye? | 4:57:03 | 4:57:06 | |
To Bob finding someone who can put up with him, and to Lenny Murdoch | 4:57:06 | 4:57:11 | |
-slinging his hook and leaving us all in peace. -I'll drink to that. | 4:57:11 | 4:57:15 | |
A whisky when you've got a sec. | 4:57:20 | 4:57:22 | |
It's all right, I'm gonnae have one and go up the road. | 4:57:22 | 4:57:24 | |
Relax!! | 4:57:24 | 4:57:25 | |
A small white wine, please. | 4:57:25 | 4:57:27 | |
Sure. | 4:57:27 | 4:57:29 | |
Listen, do you take cards? | 4:57:29 | 4:57:33 | |
-We do, but it's a five pound minimum, I'm afraid. -Ah. | 4:57:33 | 4:57:34 | |
I'll get it. | 4:57:34 | 4:57:36 | |
-Are you sure? -No bother. | 4:57:36 | 4:57:38 | |
You are a gentleman. | 4:57:38 | 4:57:41 | |
We're a dying breed. | 4:57:41 | 4:57:43 | |
Cheers. | 4:57:43 | 4:57:44 | |
-Lenny. -All right. | 4:57:47 | 4:57:50 | |
Listen, I've got that money... | 4:57:50 | 4:57:52 | |
-well, most of it. I just need another couple of days. -There's no rush. | 4:57:52 | 4:57:55 | |
-I thought you said you were selling... -Well, I've had a change of heart. | 4:57:55 | 4:58:02 | |
I'm going nowhere. | 4:58:02 | 4:58:04 | |
Robbie, Jack, this is Frances. She's going to be renting a chair with us. | 4:58:09 | 4:58:12 | |
-Hi. -Thank you, | 4:58:12 | 4:58:15 | |
it's our wedding anniversary. Two years today. | 4:58:15 | 4:58:17 | |
You're drunk. You're embarrassing yourself. | 4:58:17 | 4:58:21 | |
No, I'm embarrassing you. | 4:58:21 | 4:58:24 | |
-Who's Callum's dad? -It's Michael. | 4:58:24 | 4:58:26 | |
We both know it's not Michael. You see the resemblance, don't you? | 4:58:26 | 4:58:31 | |
He's Ewan's. I know it. | 4:58:31 | 4:58:32 | |
Let it go Lenny. | 4:58:32 | 4:58:33 |