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1 00:00:02,711 00:00:04,759 MARY we. A warm summer afternoon. MARY we. A warm summer afternoon.
2 00:00:05,214 00:00:07,137 Matters start innocently enough Matters start innocently enough
3 00:00:07,466 00:00:09,685 a shortcut home through a wooded park. a shortcut home through a wooded park.
4 00:00:09,885 00:00:11,637 What could possibly go wrong? What could possibly go wrong?
5 00:00:12,471 00:00:15,395 Unfortunately, for this young woman, Hortense Unfortunately, for this young woman, Hortense
6 00:00:15,891 00:00:17,985 danger lurks nearby. danger lurks nearby.
7 00:00:18,519 00:00:21,523 Though her eyes and ears tell her she's safe Though her eyes and ears tell her she's safe
8 00:00:21,730 00:00:25,985 some strange sixth sense tells her something very different. some strange sixth sense tells her something very different.
9 00:00:26,652 00:00:30,407 Hortense is suddenly aware of the predicament she is in. Hortense is suddenly aware of the predicament she is in.
10 00:00:30,822 00:00:32,620 As danger closes in As danger closes in
11 00:00:32,658 00:00:35,878 Hortense rues her decision to choose fashion Hortense rues her decision to choose fashion
12 00:00:35,911 00:00:38,209 over sensible footwear. over sensible footwear.
13 00:00:38,413 00:00:40,381 AH seems lost! AH seems lost!
14 00:00:40,541 00:00:42,384 OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYS OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYS
15 00:00:43,919 00:00:46,468 Until the cavalry arrives. Until the cavalry arrives.
16 00:00:47,130 00:00:49,053 While the perpetrator was arrested While the perpetrator was arrested
17 00:00:49,508 00:00:52,057 I would have been remiss not to issue Hortense I would have been remiss not to issue Hortense
18 00:00:52,094 00:00:55,815 a warning for being in the woods unaccompanied. a warning for being in the woods unaccompanied.
19 00:00:56,223 00:00:59,318 And though some feel these statutes need modernisation And though some feel these statutes need modernisation
20 00:00:59,810 00:01:02,529 I remind our audience listening at home I remind our audience listening at home
21 00:01:03,146 00:01:05,865 this is the law. this is the law.
22 00:01:05,899 00:01:07,071 DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS
23 00:01:09,361 00:01:11,284 Tune in next week at the same time Tune in next week at the same time
24 00:01:11,321 00:01:14,951 for another case from the files of Mary Shaw, morality officer. for another case from the files of Mary Shaw, morality officer.
25 00:01:15,701 00:01:17,954 FOLK MUSIC PLAYS - Now, stay tuned to this station FOLK MUSIC PLAYS - Now, stay tuned to this station
26 00:01:17,995 00:01:21,374 for Fiddling Father Gilmore and another bible study from The Book of Kings. for Fiddling Father Gilmore and another bible study from The Book of Kings.
27 00:01:21,873 00:01:23,591 FIDDLE MUSIC PLAYS FIDDLE MUSIC PLAYS
28 00:01:24,543 00:01:27,046 You know? Mary is getting good. You know? Mary is getting good.
29 00:01:27,087 00:01:29,590 Mm. - Isn't she? So proud of her. Mm. - Isn't she? So proud of her.
30 00:01:29,631 00:01:31,429 I bet you were able to give her some tips. I bet you were able to give her some tips.
31 00:01:31,466 00:01:33,434 You know, all I did was just tell her to relax You know, all I did was just tell her to relax
32 00:01:33,468 00:01:34,560 and have fun with it. and have fun with it.
33 00:01:35,387 00:01:36,684 Oh! Speaking of fun, Bill! Oh! Speaking of fun, Bill!
34 00:01:36,930 00:01:38,056 Fun's my favourite word. Fun's my favourite word.
35 00:01:38,098 00:01:40,897 I was hoping that we could see a picture at that new theatre I was hoping that we could see a picture at that new theatre
36 00:01:40,934 00:01:42,402 on the Danforth, the Allan? on the Danforth, the Allan?
37 00:01:42,561 00:01:43,813 I... I would love to I... I would love to
38 00:01:43,854 00:01:45,777 but... but not tonight. I gotta be somewhere. but... but not tonight. I gotta be somewhere.
39 00:01:46,815 00:01:48,283 Must be important. Must be important.
40 00:01:49,109 00:01:50,031 How about Saturday? How about Saturday?
41 00:01:50,652 00:01:51,824 Would that be alright? Would that be alright?
42 00:01:53,488 00:01:54,990 Sure. It's a date. Sure. It's a date.
43 00:01:56,241 00:01:57,493 I better get back to work. I better get back to work.
44 00:02:03,540 00:02:05,042 STRING MUSIC PLAYS - HE WHISPERS: Mary, Mary. STRING MUSIC PLAYS - HE WHISPERS: Mary, Mary.
45 00:02:05,083 00:02:06,630 You were great. You were great! You were great. You were great!
46 00:02:06,668 00:02:07,794 SHE WHISPERS: Oh, well! SHE WHISPERS: Oh, well!
47 00:02:08,045 00:02:10,423 I mean, I don't really like being the centre of attention. I mean, I don't really like being the centre of attention.
48 00:02:10,464 00:02:13,013 You know, the police department, they really foisted this on me. You know, the police department, they really foisted this on me.
49 00:02:13,842 00:02:17,267 "Mary will bolster our image in the eyes of the public." "Mary will bolster our image in the eyes of the public."
50 00:02:17,929 00:02:20,227 I'm sure they meant ears, but I wasn't going to correct them. I'm sure they meant ears, but I wasn't going to correct them.
51 00:02:20,265 00:02:21,482 Well, you're a natural. Well, you're a natural.
52 00:02:21,767 00:02:23,735 Better than most of the damp rags we have around here. Better than most of the damp rags we have around here.
53 00:02:24,519 00:02:26,487 Oh! I don't know about that. Oh! I don't know about that.
54 00:02:26,688 00:02:27,905 You have a real gift, you do. You have a real gift, you do.
55 00:02:32,319 00:02:33,662 I better go, you know? I better go, you know?
56 00:02:34,071 00:02:36,699 Hemlines to measure and parks to patrol. Hemlines to measure and parks to patrol.
57 00:02:36,740 00:02:38,834 A morality officer's work is never done. A morality officer's work is never done.
58 00:02:38,867 00:02:41,370 Well... I will see you soon, Mary. Well... I will see you soon, Mary.
59 00:02:41,411 00:02:42,788 Very soon. I hope. Very soon. I hope.
60 00:02:43,163 00:02:45,006 But, but not too soon because... But, but not too soon because...
61 00:02:45,582 00:02:47,960 because that would be unscheduled and unexpected because that would be unscheduled and unexpected
62 00:02:48,085 00:02:50,008 so... I should go. so... I should go.
63 00:02:50,671 00:02:52,639 OK. - OK. OK. - OK.
64 00:03:05,936 00:03:07,233 Velma! What're you doing here? Velma! What're you doing here?
65 00:03:07,521 00:03:08,898 I need to talk with you, Trudy. I need to talk with you, Trudy.
66 00:03:09,439 00:03:10,315 Something wrong? Something wrong?
67 00:03:10,482 00:03:12,075 It's about my brother, Bill. It's about my brother, Bill.
68 00:03:12,234 00:03:13,110 You remember him? You remember him?
69 00:03:14,820 00:03:16,413 Yes, I know Bill. Yes, I know Bill.
70 00:03:17,239 00:03:20,743 Well, lately he's taken to staying out until all hours of the night. Well, lately he's taken to staying out until all hours of the night.
71 00:03:21,660 00:03:22,707 You don't say. You don't say.
72 00:03:22,744 00:03:24,621 And worse yet, he comes home smelling of perfume. And worse yet, he comes home smelling of perfume.
73 00:03:24,663 00:03:25,960 Perfume? - I know! Perfume? - I know!
74 00:03:25,997 00:03:28,420 What churchgoing woman would be caught wearing perfume? What churchgoing woman would be caught wearing perfume?
75 00:03:28,458 00:03:30,426 Not me, You? - Never. Not me, You? - Never.
76 00:03:31,253 00:03:32,846 I think he's seeing a Jezebel. I think he's seeing a Jezebel.
77 00:03:33,171 00:03:35,594 I want you to investigate so I can put a stop to it I want you to investigate so I can put a stop to it
78 00:03:35,632 00:03:36,554 before it goes too far. before it goes too far.
79 00:03:38,552 00:03:40,850 And I thought, maybe a nice girl like you... And I thought, maybe a nice girl like you...
80 00:03:41,054 00:03:43,273 but a tramp? Doesn't that just take the cake? but a tramp? Doesn't that just take the cake?
81 00:03:43,974 00:03:44,850 Doesn't it... Doesn't it...
82 00:03:50,355 00:03:51,777 That article is a crock. That article is a crock.
83 00:03:52,858 00:03:54,656 Well, the police and the bank seem convinced Well, the police and the bank seem convinced
84 00:03:54,693 00:03:57,697 that your husband ran off with 7500 dollars, Mrs Pike. that your husband ran off with 7500 dollars, Mrs Pike.
85 00:03:58,488 00:04:00,240 Maybe David might've stolen the money. Maybe David might've stolen the money.
86 00:04:01,074 00:04:02,121 But run out on me? But run out on me?
87 00:04:02,451 00:04:04,328 No way. Never. No way. Never.
88 00:04:04,369 00:04:05,495 What makes you so sure? What makes you so sure?
89 00:04:05,537 00:04:07,289 Because I never gave him any reason to. Because I never gave him any reason to.
90 00:04:08,832 00:04:10,334 He had it good with me, honey. He had it good with me, honey.
91 00:04:10,959 00:04:11,835 Too good. Too good.
92 00:04:13,253 00:04:15,472 Why don't you tell us a little bit more about what happened? Why don't you tell us a little bit more about what happened?
93 00:04:15,922 00:04:17,515 He was a courier for the bank. He was a courier for the bank.
94 00:04:18,008 00:04:21,228 He was supposed to deliver 7500 dollars to some company. He was supposed to deliver 7500 dollars to some company.
95 00:04:21,636 00:04:24,890 He picked up the money, then poof. Disappeared. He picked up the money, then poof. Disappeared.
96 00:04:26,349 00:04:28,647 It's been 10 days. I want you to find him. It's been 10 days. I want you to find him.
97 00:04:29,853 00:04:31,855 Well, how do you know he didn't just run off with the cash? Well, how do you know he didn't just run off with the cash?
98 00:04:31,897 00:04:35,197 He wouldn't cheat rne like that. - Uh, cheat... cheat you? He wouldn't cheat rne like that. - Uh, cheat... cheat you?
99 00:04:35,233 00:04:36,405 From my share of the dough. From my share of the dough.
100 00:04:37,569 00:04:39,287 Anything that's his is mine, right? Anything that's his is mine, right?
101 00:04:40,238 00:04:41,740 Isn't that how a good marriage works? Isn't that how a good marriage works?
102 00:04:43,283 00:04:44,910 I'll tell you what, we'll find him I'll tell you what, we'll find him
103 00:04:44,951 00:04:46,373 and you can ask him yourself. and you can ask him yourself.
104 00:04:58,423 00:05:00,050 STREETCAR BELL RINGS STREETCAR BELL RINGS
105 00:05:03,011 00:05:05,434 So, what do you think about Ida? She's interesting. So, what do you think about Ida? She's interesting.
106 00:05:05,472 00:05:07,520 Maybe she's just after her share of the money. Maybe she's just after her share of the money.
107 00:05:07,557 00:05:09,730 Nah. I think she's truly worried about him. Nah. I think she's truly worried about him.
108 00:05:09,768 00:05:12,897 All that talk about Pike having it too good to run out on her? All that talk about Pike having it too good to run out on her?
109 00:05:14,022 00:05:15,740 Miss Drake. - Mr McLaughlin. Miss Drake. - Mr McLaughlin.
110 00:05:15,774 00:05:17,776 What can you tell us about David Pike? What can you tell us about David Pike?
111 00:05:18,193 00:05:20,787 I assure you, this is a matter best left to the police. I assure you, this is a matter best left to the police.
112 00:05:20,821 00:05:22,869 There's absolutely no need for detectives. There's absolutely no need for detectives.
113 00:05:23,365 00:05:24,708 Especially female ones. Especially female ones.
114 00:05:25,367 00:05:27,836 Even if these female detectives find your missing money? Even if these female detectives find your missing money?
115 00:05:28,328 00:05:31,298 I've worked so hard to make this the safest bank in the city. I've worked so hard to make this the safest bank in the city.
116 00:05:31,331 00:05:34,335 We installed a state-of-the-art time-lock system on the vault. We installed a state-of-the-art time-lock system on the vault.
117 00:05:34,376 00:05:36,970 Even though the bank is just around the corner from the police station? Even though the bank is just around the corner from the police station?
118 00:05:37,003 00:05:39,472 Well, it's a great comfort to my customers. Well, it's a great comfort to my customers.
119 00:05:39,548 00:05:42,051 They know that every dollar that they deposit They know that every dollar that they deposit
120 00:05:42,092 00:05:43,560 is safe and accounted for. is safe and accounted for.
121 00:05:43,593 00:05:47,063 Minus the 7.500 that David Pike took off with. Minus the 7.500 that David Pike took off with.
122 00:05:47,556 00:05:49,684 Did you ever notice anything suspicious about him? Did you ever notice anything suspicious about him?
123 00:05:49,724 00:05:51,442 He worked for me for a couple of years. He worked for me for a couple of years.
124 00:05:51,476 00:05:53,945 Steady. Dependable. I trusted him. Steady. Dependable. I trusted him.
125 00:05:54,396 00:05:55,443 Nothing unusual happened? Nothing unusual happened?
126 00:05:55,981 00:05:59,030 Excuse me! I couldn't help but overhear and well, uh... Excuse me! I couldn't help but overhear and well, uh...
127 00:05:59,317 00:06:01,194 a couple of weeks back, there was that business a couple of weeks back, there was that business
128 00:06:01,236 00:06:02,613 with your desk drawer. Mr McLaughlin. with your desk drawer. Mr McLaughlin.
129 00:06:02,654 00:06:04,656 If I need your input, Miss Parsons, I will ask for it. If I need your input, Miss Parsons, I will ask for it.
130 00:06:04,906 00:06:06,749 Please, we'd like to hear more about it. Please, we'd like to hear more about it.
131 00:06:06,783 00:06:08,581 HE SIGHS It was nothing. HE SIGHS It was nothing.
132 00:06:08,994 00:06:11,417 A few weeks ago, I found my desk drawer open. A few weeks ago, I found my desk drawer open.
133 00:06:11,913 00:06:13,540 And that was unusual? - Oh, yes. And that was unusual? - Oh, yes.
134 00:06:13,582 00:06:16,005 Mr McLaughlin is extremely particular about his office. Mr McLaughlin is extremely particular about his office.
135 00:06:16,042 00:06:17,794 Really. that is quite enough help, Miss Parsons. Really. that is quite enough help, Miss Parsons.
136 00:06:18,753 00:06:20,596 I'd like to look at this drawer, if possible. I'd like to look at this drawer, if possible.
137 00:06:21,006 00:06:21,882 Fine. Fine.
138 00:06:28,555 00:06:30,057 MCLAUGHLIN SIGHS MCLAUGHLIN SIGHS
139 00:06:30,932 00:06:32,650 As I said, it was nothing. As I said, it was nothing.
140 00:06:32,893 00:06:34,770 I mustn't have fully closed it when I left. I mustn't have fully closed it when I left.
141 00:06:34,811 00:06:37,815 Yet you made a big enough fuss that it stuck in your secretary's mind. Yet you made a big enough fuss that it stuck in your secretary's mind.
142 00:06:37,856 00:06:39,699 This job is stressful at times This job is stressful at times
143 00:06:39,733 00:06:41,952 sometimes my patience is tested. sometimes my patience is tested.
144 00:06:42,986 00:06:43,908 What did you find? What did you find?
145 00:06:44,487 00:06:47,957 I don't know. They look like tiny slivers of wood, or plant. I don't know. They look like tiny slivers of wood, or plant.
146 00:06:48,742 00:06:50,085 Any idea how it got there? Any idea how it got there?
147 00:06:50,785 00:06:51,661 None. None.
148 00:06:56,249 00:06:57,626 I'll catch up with you later. I'll catch up with you later.
149 00:07:02,964 00:07:04,932 You seem to know what's really going on around here. You seem to know what's really going on around here.
150 00:07:04,966 00:07:06,968 And you're not afraid to speak up about it. And you're not afraid to speak up about it.
151 00:07:07,093 00:07:10,438 Anything else you wanna tell me? - I've gotten into enough trouble today. Anything else you wanna tell me? - I've gotten into enough trouble today.
152 00:07:10,805 00:07:12,978 Your boss will never know. I promise. Your boss will never know. I promise.
153 00:07:14,476 00:07:18,197 I don't want to speak ill of anyone, but Mr Pike is a bit of a Lothario. I don't want to speak ill of anyone, but Mr Pike is a bit of a Lothario.
154 00:07:19,272 00:07:21,445 Even though he was married? - Since when does a ring Even though he was married? - Since when does a ring
155 00:07:21,483 00:07:24,987 stop a man like that from being-- - A man like that? Never. stop a man like that from being-- - A man like that? Never.
156 00:07:25,445 00:07:27,243 He's tried to seduce all the gals who work here. He's tried to seduce all the gals who work here.
157 00:07:27,781 00:07:30,204 And you? - He tried, but I didn't bite. And you? - He tried, but I didn't bite.
158 00:07:31,534 00:07:34,003 You know anyone who did? - All I heard were rumours You know anyone who did? - All I heard were rumours
159 00:07:34,037 00:07:35,084 about this girl or that. about this girl or that.
160 00:07:35,914 00:07:38,008 All I know for sure is he must have been very successful All I know for sure is he must have been very successful
161 00:07:38,041 00:07:40,135 in his conquests. - What makes you say that? in his conquests. - What makes you say that?
162 00:07:40,752 00:07:42,925 They say he keeps a love nest down in the Don Valley. They say he keeps a love nest down in the Don Valley.
163 00:07:43,505 00:07:45,928 In case there's need for a clandestine rendezvous. In case there's need for a clandestine rendezvous.
164 00:07:46,257 00:07:47,258 Do you know where it is? Do you know where it is?
165 00:07:48,468 00:07:50,470 Like I said, I never fell for the sweet talk. Like I said, I never fell for the sweet talk.
166 00:08:01,648 00:08:02,865 MAN: What d'you mean she quit? MAN: What d'you mean she quit?
167 00:08:02,899 00:08:04,993 Well, she just doesn't wanna do the part. She said she's an artist Well, she just doesn't wanna do the part. She said she's an artist
168 00:08:05,026 00:08:06,744 and an artist shouldn't be treated like she was. and an artist shouldn't be treated like she was.
169 00:08:06,778 00:08:09,827 Artist? Then she should be painting because she sure couldn't act! Artist? Then she should be painting because she sure couldn't act!
170 00:08:09,864 00:08:11,207 What am I supposed to do now? What am I supposed to do now?
171 00:08:11,741 00:08:13,709 What am I supposed to do? - I don't know. What am I supposed to do? - I don't know.
172 00:08:13,743 00:08:15,245 We are two days out on this show. We are two days out on this show.
173 00:08:15,620 00:08:16,792 Find me another actress. Find me another actress.
174 00:08:17,205 00:08:18,457 Of course. - Find me one! Of course. - Find me one!
175 00:08:19,499 00:08:20,375 Madam. Madam.
176 00:08:26,256 00:08:28,384 Hi. - I... I brought you next week's script. Hi. - I... I brought you next week's script.
177 00:08:28,425 00:08:30,018 But if, if now is a bad time... But if, if now is a bad time...
178 00:08:30,051 00:08:33,146 Oh, no, no, no. Of course not. It... course not. Oh, no, no, no. Of course not. It... course not.
179 00:08:33,430 00:08:36,024 Who was that man? - Ah, that was Daniel Rockwell Who was that man? - Ah, that was Daniel Rockwell
180 00:08:36,391 00:08:38,940 station owner and manager and maintenance man station owner and manager and maintenance man
181 00:08:38,977 00:08:40,524 pretty much everything else you can think of. pretty much everything else you can think of.
182 00:08:40,562 00:08:41,984 Well, he wasn't being very pleasant. Well, he wasn't being very pleasant.
183 00:08:42,022 00:08:43,524 Ah, he's... he's alright. Ah, he's... he's alright.
184 00:08:44,149 00:08:45,571 Radio is brand new and... Radio is brand new and...
185 00:08:45,775 00:08:47,823 these stations are one calamity away from bankruptcy. these stations are one calamity away from bankruptcy.
186 00:08:48,528 00:08:50,622 Where do you think you're gonna find another actress? Where do you think you're gonna find another actress?
187 00:08:54,409 00:08:55,661 I think I already have. I think I already have.
188 00:08:57,829 00:08:59,297 Come on! - Huey... Come on! - Huey...
189 00:08:59,622 00:09:03,001 narrating a weekly morality play is one thing, but I'm no Lillian Gish. narrating a weekly morality play is one thing, but I'm no Lillian Gish.
190 00:09:03,043 00:09:05,796 Oh! The part is a reporter, similar to what you've been doing on your show. Oh! The part is a reporter, similar to what you've been doing on your show.
191 00:09:05,837 00:09:08,431 You'd be reading off of a prepared script. - Oh, but I wouldn't be any good. You'd be reading off of a prepared script. - Oh, but I wouldn't be any good.
192 00:09:08,465 00:09:09,682 I think you'd be great. I think you'd be great.
193 00:09:12,135 00:09:13,136 I think you'd be great. I think you'd be great.
194 00:09:13,970 00:09:15,813 Say you'll do it. Oh, please, Mary! Say you'll do it. Oh, please, Mary!
195 00:09:15,847 00:09:17,849 Come on! You'd be helping me out of a tight spot. Come on! You'd be helping me out of a tight spot.
196 00:09:18,516 00:09:21,486 Alright! I'll do it for you. - Aw, that's swell. Thank you. Alright! I'll do it for you. - Aw, that's swell. Thank you.
197 00:09:21,770 00:09:22,862 Thank you. - No problem. Thank you. - No problem.
198 00:09:25,607 00:09:27,154 IDA: A shack in the woods? IDA: A shack in the woods?
199 00:09:28,818 00:09:32,493 Well, I suppose there's this hunt camp he rents sometimes during deer season. Well, I suppose there's this hunt camp he rents sometimes during deer season.
200 00:09:33,948 00:09:35,370 Have you been to this hunt camp Have you been to this hunt camp
201 00:09:35,408 00:09:37,627 since your husband disappeared? - Oh, it didn't even occur to me. since your husband disappeared? - Oh, it didn't even occur to me.
202 00:09:39,329 00:09:40,831 Do you think he might be there? Do you think he might be there?
203 00:09:41,915 00:09:42,791 Could be. Could be.
204 00:09:43,124 00:09:44,751 How do you even know about this place? How do you even know about this place?
205 00:09:45,502 00:09:48,130 Sometimes these investigations turn up secrets. Sometimes these investigations turn up secrets.
206 00:09:48,171 00:09:50,094 And you've turned up a secret And you've turned up a secret
207 00:09:50,256 00:09:51,178 about David? about David?
208 00:09:51,758 00:09:55,137 Well, we think he used this hunt camp to bring young women. Well, we think he used this hunt camp to bring young women.
209 00:09:55,678 00:09:56,850 And not for hunting. And not for hunting.
210 00:09:58,932 00:09:59,854 I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
211 00:10:00,100 00:10:02,319 That David likes to have some extra-curricular fun? That David likes to have some extra-curricular fun?
212 00:10:04,562 00:10:06,815 I know all about it. - You do? I know all about it. - You do?
213 00:10:07,065 00:10:09,363 Oh, do you want me to have a good cry or something? Oh, do you want me to have a good cry or something?
214 00:10:09,609 00:10:11,282 IDA CHUCKLES IDA CHUCKLES
215 00:10:11,319 00:10:15,870 Look, both my husband and I have healthy appetites Look, both my husband and I have healthy appetites
216 00:10:16,533 00:10:18,456 if you get my meaning. - Healthy? if you get my meaning. - Healthy?
217 00:10:19,077 00:10:21,876 Like screen doors banging in a hurricane. Like screen doors banging in a hurricane.
218 00:10:22,914 00:10:23,790 Oh. Oh.
219 00:10:24,207 00:10:26,460 Can you tell us where to find this hunt camp? Can you tell us where to find this hunt camp?
220 00:10:26,751 00:10:28,094 Thinking of shooting some deer? Thinking of shooting some deer?
221 00:10:28,837 00:10:30,760 I'm thinking about finding your husband. I'm thinking about finding your husband.
222 00:10:33,716 00:10:36,060 You know, I bet David stole the money and holed up You know, I bet David stole the money and holed up
223 00:10:36,094 00:10:38,222 at this "love nest" with one of his liaisons. at this "love nest" with one of his liaisons.
224 00:10:38,263 00:10:40,231 Well, just because he and the missus have an arrangement Well, just because he and the missus have an arrangement
225 00:10:40,265 00:10:41,733 doesn't mean the heart didn't wander. doesn't mean the heart didn't wander.
226 00:10:41,766 00:10:44,610 Ida probably misread the whole situation. I mean, sometimes a woman thinks Ida probably misread the whole situation. I mean, sometimes a woman thinks
227 00:10:44,644 00:10:46,772 they have the situation figured out and it turns out they don't! they have the situation figured out and it turns out they don't!
228 00:10:46,813 00:10:48,986 Is everything OK? - I'm fine. Everything's fine. Is everything OK? - I'm fine. Everything's fine.
229 00:10:49,023 00:10:49,899 You're lying. You're lying.
230 00:10:49,941 00:10:51,318 I'm not. - You're still lying. I'm not. - You're still lying.
231 00:10:51,359 00:10:52,781 How do you know? - Cos you have this little... How do you know? - Cos you have this little...
232 00:10:52,819 00:10:55,117 twitch on the top of your mouth. It's your tell. twitch on the top of your mouth. It's your tell.
233 00:10:55,363 00:10:57,741 Sometimes it's hard having a detective for a best friend. Sometimes it's hard having a detective for a best friend.
234 00:10:57,782 00:11:00,410 You want to talk about it? - I'll keep that in mind. You want to talk about it? - I'll keep that in mind.
235 00:11:04,080 00:11:06,424 Oh... - Ah! You're the new actress. Oh... - Ah! You're the new actress.
236 00:11:06,916 00:11:09,260 Ah, yes. Mary Shaw. - Mm-hm. I've heard your show. Ah, yes. Mary Shaw. - Mm-hm. I've heard your show.
237 00:11:09,294 00:11:11,592 Beggars can't be choosers, I suppose. Any questions? Beggars can't be choosers, I suppose. Any questions?
238 00:11:11,838 00:11:14,682 Ah, well, I haven't had a chance to read the entire script yet. Ah, well, I haven't had a chance to read the entire script yet.
239 00:11:14,716 00:11:16,844 But you get the gist? - Yes. I'm a reporter. But you get the gist? - Yes. I'm a reporter.
240 00:11:16,885 00:11:17,852 Check. Check.
241 00:11:17,886 00:11:19,433 And I seem to be covering some sort of showdown And I seem to be covering some sort of showdown
242 00:11:19,470 00:11:21,598 between police officers and criminals. between police officers and criminals.
243 00:11:21,639 00:11:22,561 Yep. - Right. Yep. - Right.
244 00:11:22,599 00:11:25,068 But when I get to this one part in the script, um... But when I get to this one part in the script, um...
245 00:11:25,101 00:11:26,819 there seems to be a bunch of scenes missing. there seems to be a bunch of scenes missing.
246 00:11:26,853 00:11:28,571 Well, when we get live to air Well, when we get live to air
247 00:11:28,605 00:11:31,779 I don't want it to feel rehearsed. I want the audience surprised I don't want it to feel rehearsed. I want the audience surprised
248 00:11:31,816 00:11:33,113 so you, the actor, needs to be surprised. so you, the actor, needs to be surprised.
249 00:11:34,068 00:11:37,072 OK... but how am I supposed to understand my character OK... but how am I supposed to understand my character
250 00:11:37,113 00:11:38,535 if I haven't read the full script? if I haven't read the full script?
251 00:11:38,781 00:11:41,580 You're not gonna get all artsy on me, are you? Right, Huey? You're not gonna get all artsy on me, are you? Right, Huey?
252 00:11:42,452 00:11:43,453 Ah, no. Of course not. Ah, no. Of course not.
253 00:11:43,494 00:11:46,247 Trust me on this! We're going to make broadcasting history. Trust me on this! We're going to make broadcasting history.
254 00:11:46,289 00:11:49,293 We are? - Oh, everyone knows the future is radio We are? - Oh, everyone knows the future is radio
255 00:11:49,334 00:11:50,802 but no one knows how to make a buck off it. but no one knows how to make a buck off it.
256 00:11:50,835 00:11:52,678 And let me tell you, running a station ain't cheap. And let me tell you, running a station ain't cheap.
257 00:11:52,712 00:11:56,012 I expect not. - The answer is paid advertising I expect not. - The answer is paid advertising
258 00:11:56,049 00:11:57,722 and for that I need a big audience. and for that I need a big audience.
259 00:11:57,759 00:11:59,511 I won't get one with fiddle-playing priests I won't get one with fiddle-playing priests
260 00:11:59,552 00:12:01,304 and a bunch of what-nets! - No, no. and a bunch of what-nets! - No, no.
261 00:12:01,346 00:12:05,226 Definitely not "what-nets." - Live drama. Radio plays. Definitely not "what-nets." - Live drama. Radio plays.
262 00:12:05,475 00:12:07,273 They will change the business forever. They will change the business forever.
263 00:12:07,769 00:12:09,988 So, do you want to be part of history or not? So, do you want to be part of history or not?
264 00:12:10,355 00:12:12,824 Well, who wants to be a part of history when you can be a part of the future? Well, who wants to be a part of history when you can be a part of the future?
265 00:12:13,775 00:12:14,742 Count me in, Mr Rockwell. Count me in, Mr Rockwell.
266 00:12:14,776 00:12:16,870 Huh! That's my girl. Huh! That's my girl.
267 00:12:17,612 00:12:18,488 ROCKWELL CLAPS ROCKWELL CLAPS
268 00:12:34,337 00:12:35,213 David Pike? David Pike?
269 00:12:42,845 00:12:46,315 Ugh. Not my first choice for a romantic romp. Ugh. Not my first choice for a romantic romp.
270 00:12:46,516 00:12:48,735 Me neither. - Well, he's not here. Me neither. - Well, he's not here.
271 00:12:48,851 00:12:52,025 So, where is he? - That's a very good question. So, where is he? - That's a very good question.
272 00:12:53,147 00:12:55,900 But then, I got a lot of questions, like when did he graduate But then, I got a lot of questions, like when did he graduate
273 00:12:55,942 00:12:58,946 from romancing one dame to romancing two at the same time? from romancing one dame to romancing two at the same time?
274 00:12:58,987 00:12:59,954 What's his secret? What's his secret?
275 00:12:59,988 00:13:01,160 We're not here for romance. We're not here for romance.
276 00:13:01,322 00:13:03,825 Well you sure as hell didn't come here to shoot deer, either. Well you sure as hell didn't come here to shoot deer, either.
277 00:13:04,575 00:13:07,044 What do you want with Pike? - We want to talk to him. What do you want with Pike? - We want to talk to him.
278 00:13:07,161 00:13:10,256 Well, when you find him, tell him that Tom Knight also wants a word. Well, when you find him, tell him that Tom Knight also wants a word.
279 00:13:10,290 00:13:12,634 And what should I say? - That he owes me rent. And what should I say? - That he owes me rent.
280 00:13:12,750 00:13:14,673 A lot of it. - You own this shack? A lot of it. - You own this shack?
281 00:13:14,711 00:13:15,712 Yeah. Yeah.
282 00:13:15,753 00:13:17,505 Which you two are trespassing on Which you two are trespassing on
283 00:13:17,547 00:13:20,721 so it's time for you to go. - No need to get testy. so it's time for you to go. - No need to get testy.
284 00:13:21,175 00:13:22,427 Just a couple private detectives Just a couple private detectives
285 00:13:22,468 00:13:25,221 trying to track him down. - Maybe you could help us? trying to track him down. - Maybe you could help us?
286 00:13:26,139 00:13:28,642 Why should I help you? - Because when we find him Why should I help you? - Because when we find him
287 00:13:28,683 00:13:31,277 we'll make sure that he pays you your rent, - HE SCOFFS we'll make sure that he pays you your rent, - HE SCOFFS
288 00:13:32,520 00:13:35,023 What d'you want to know'? - When was the last time you saw him? What d'you want to know'? - When was the last time you saw him?
289 00:13:35,815 00:13:37,237 A month ago. Maybe longer. A month ago. Maybe longer.
290 00:13:37,608 00:13:39,576 Did he mention anything about running away? Did he mention anything about running away?
291 00:13:39,610 00:13:41,453 Maybe with a girlfriend? - No. Maybe with a girlfriend? - No.
292 00:13:41,863 00:13:43,865 Did he say anything to you at all? - No. Did he say anything to you at all? - No.
293 00:13:44,699 00:13:47,418 Look, all I know about the guy is that I don't like him. Look, all I know about the guy is that I don't like him.
294 00:13:47,869 00:13:49,746 I just want to get the rent he owes me. I just want to get the rent he owes me.
295 00:13:50,455 00:13:51,877 We'll be sure to pass that along. We'll be sure to pass that along.
296 00:13:57,587 00:13:58,759 Maybe David took the money Maybe David took the money
297 00:13:58,796 00:14:00,343 and hit the road with one of his conquests. and hit the road with one of his conquests.
298 00:14:01,090 00:14:03,309 Maybe a jealous husband got involved. - INSECT BUZZES Maybe a jealous husband got involved. - INSECT BUZZES
299 00:14:04,969 00:14:06,437 What's up? - Take a look at this. What's up? - Take a look at this.
300 00:14:07,055 00:14:08,477 It's a green fly It's a green fly
301 00:14:08,514 00:14:10,482 and... they usually feed on carrion. and... they usually feed on carrion.
302 00:14:10,725 00:14:12,318 There's something dead around here. There's something dead around here.
303 00:14:13,019 00:14:14,396 Well, we are in the woods. Well, we are in the woods.
304 00:14:15,646 00:14:16,693 Let's look around. Let's look around.
305 00:14:20,276 00:14:21,152 Frankie! Frankie!
306 00:14:24,364 00:14:26,287 Who do you suppose that shoe belongs to? Who do you suppose that shoe belongs to?
307 00:14:40,088 00:14:41,510 So, he didn't run out on me. So, he didn't run out on me.
308 00:14:43,383 00:14:44,930 At least I was right about that. At least I was right about that.
309 00:14:46,677 00:14:47,553 Yes, you were. Yes, you were.
310 00:14:48,721 00:14:50,098 David wasn't perfect... David wasn't perfect...
311 00:14:50,848 00:14:51,940 but he made me happy. but he made me happy.
312 00:14:54,310 00:14:55,857 I really loved that man. I really loved that man.
313 00:14:58,815 00:14:59,737 We are so sorry. We are so sorry.
314 00:15:01,317 00:15:02,785 You know what the funny thing is? You know what the funny thing is?
315 00:15:04,737 00:15:06,614 This is the safest job he's ever had. This is the safest job he's ever had.
316 00:15:07,657 00:15:08,658 What do you mean? What do you mean?
317 00:15:09,075 00:15:12,079 Well, he used to work as a guard down at the Don Jail. Well, he used to work as a guard down at the Don Jail.
318 00:15:12,912 00:15:14,334 I was always worried about him. I was always worried about him.
319 00:15:15,915 00:15:18,668 When he got this job at the bank two years ago, I was... When he got this job at the bank two years ago, I was...
320 00:15:19,627 00:15:20,503 I was relieved. I was relieved.
321 00:15:23,423 00:15:25,175 Don't that just take the cake? Don't that just take the cake?
322 00:15:29,095 00:15:30,142 So what happens now? So what happens now?
323 00:15:30,430 00:15:32,228 We find out who killed your husband. We find out who killed your husband.
324 00:15:34,058 00:15:35,776 Cause of death was a single gunshot wound Cause of death was a single gunshot wound
325 00:15:35,810 00:15:37,312 to the chest fired at close range. to the chest fired at close range.
326 00:15:37,353 00:15:39,526 So the killer knew him well enough to get close. So the killer knew him well enough to get close.
327 00:15:39,564 00:15:41,191 Hm. - Do we have a time of death? Hm. - Do we have a time of death?
328 00:15:41,691 00:15:42,567 Two days ago. Two days ago.
329 00:15:43,943 00:15:45,911 So, what was Pike doing in the eight days So, what was Pike doing in the eight days
330 00:15:45,945 00:15:48,323 between the time he disappeared and when he was killed? between the time he disappeared and when he was killed?
331 00:15:48,614 00:15:49,957 And what happened to the money? And what happened to the money?
332 00:15:50,199 00:15:52,622 Maybe someone knew he'd stolen it and killed him for it. Maybe someone knew he'd stolen it and killed him for it.
333 00:15:52,785 00:15:54,332 A friend? - A partner? A friend? - A partner?
334 00:15:54,370 00:15:56,247 I mean, why split the loot when you can have it all? I mean, why split the loot when you can have it all?
335 00:15:56,289 00:15:58,417 Exactly. - Are these his personal effects? Exactly. - Are these his personal effects?
336 00:15:58,458 00:16:00,506 Yeah. He wasn't the snappiest dresser. Yeah. He wasn't the snappiest dresser.
337 00:16:01,043 00:16:02,169 It's damp, but... It's damp, but...
338 00:16:02,211 00:16:04,009 Oh! That's a smell. Oh! That's a smell.
339 00:16:04,255 00:16:06,007 Yeah, I haven't had a chance to examine it yet. Yeah, I haven't had a chance to examine it yet.
340 00:16:08,259 00:16:10,432 They smell like... sour tea. They smell like... sour tea.
341 00:16:10,761 00:16:12,729 Right! What could give it that smell? Right! What could give it that smell?
342 00:16:13,139 00:16:14,812 I could do a chemical analysis on it. I could do a chemical analysis on it.
343 00:16:14,849 00:16:17,318 You think you can get out enough liquid to run the test? You think you can get out enough liquid to run the test?
344 00:16:17,351 00:16:19,228 You've never seen me wring out my stockings. You've never seen me wring out my stockings.
345 00:16:20,563 00:16:21,485 OK. - Hm. OK. - Hm.
346 00:16:27,945 00:16:30,824 "From my vantage point, I can see several figures "From my vantage point, I can see several figures
347 00:16:30,865 00:16:33,163 inside the building." - TRUDY: Who are they? inside the building." - TRUDY: Who are they?
348 00:16:33,367 00:16:35,995 Oh! Ah... those are the hostages. Oh! Ah... those are the hostages.
349 00:16:36,078 00:16:37,250 What is this building? What is this building?
350 00:16:37,747 00:16:40,876 Ah... ah... the script doesn't say. Ah... ah... the script doesn't say.
351 00:16:41,501 00:16:45,426 Anyway... "Wait! I can hear a rhythmic tapping. Anyway... "Wait! I can hear a rhythmic tapping.
352 00:16:45,922 00:16:48,550 "Are they...? Yes, they are! "Are they...? Yes, they are!
353 00:16:48,716 00:16:51,469 They're trying to send a message via Morse code!" They're trying to send a message via Morse code!"
354 00:16:51,511 00:16:54,936 Mary, come on! The hostages just happen to know Morse code? Mary, come on! The hostages just happen to know Morse code?
355 00:16:54,972 00:16:56,599 Well, lots of people know it. Well, lots of people know it.
356 00:16:58,976 00:17:02,355 Yes, I do, too, but that-- - Could we please just finish the story? Yes, I do, too, but that-- - Could we please just finish the story?
357 00:17:03,981 00:17:06,860 "Alerted by the hostages, the police are now loading "Alerted by the hostages, the police are now loading
358 00:17:06,901 00:17:09,575 their pistols and getting ready to storm in. their pistols and getting ready to storm in.
359 00:17:10,071 00:17:11,698 What will happen next?" What will happen next?"
360 00:17:12,031 00:17:13,874 Wham what does happen next? Wham what does happen next?
361 00:17:14,033 00:17:15,205 The script ends there. The script ends there.
362 00:17:15,618 00:17:17,211 What? That just leaves us hanging. What? That just leaves us hanging.
363 00:17:18,412 00:17:20,210 Do you think you'll listen to the show? Do you think you'll listen to the show?
364 00:17:20,248 00:17:22,216 Of course! We wouldn't miss it. Of course! We wouldn't miss it.
365 00:17:22,583 00:17:24,301 I really hope it goes well. I really hope it goes well.
366 00:17:24,335 00:17:26,554 Mr Rockwell's constantly rewriting the scenes. Mr Rockwell's constantly rewriting the scenes.
367 00:17:26,587 00:17:27,930 He's even left entire pages He's even left entire pages
368 00:17:27,964 00:17:30,012 missing from the script. - Just remember what I told you missing from the script. - Just remember what I told you
369 00:17:30,049 00:17:31,551 relax and be yourself. relax and be yourself.
370 00:17:32,677 00:17:35,021 But Mary, did you find out anything about Tom Knight? But Mary, did you find out anything about Tom Knight?
371 00:17:35,096 00:17:36,097 Yes. Yes.
372 00:17:38,057 00:17:39,900 Checked the files. He has quite the record. Checked the files. He has quite the record.
373 00:17:39,934 00:17:43,404 Several arrests for fraud, theft and assault. Several arrests for fraud, theft and assault.
374 00:17:43,437 00:17:45,610 He spent time in the Don Jail two years ago. He spent time in the Don Jail two years ago.
375 00:17:45,648 00:17:48,367 Oh? How 'bout that? David Pike worked at the Don Jail Oh? How 'bout that? David Pike worked at the Don Jail
376 00:17:48,401 00:17:50,620 around the same time. - Maybe that's where they met. around the same time. - Maybe that's where they met.
377 00:17:50,653 00:17:52,530 Anything else? - Uh... Anything else? - Uh...
378 00:17:52,905 00:17:54,373 Nothing that really stood out. Nothing that really stood out.
379 00:17:55,116 00:17:57,460 But, if you'll excuse me, I really should be going. But, if you'll excuse me, I really should be going.
380 00:17:57,493 00:17:59,791 Mr Rockwell's going to have my hide if I'm late. Mr Rockwell's going to have my hide if I'm late.
381 00:17:59,829 00:18:02,298 Break a leg! - That might be less painful. Break a leg! - That might be less painful.
382 00:18:02,623 00:18:03,499 Bye! Bye!
383 00:18:05,167 00:18:07,545 So, Pike was working at the bank So, Pike was working at the bank
384 00:18:07,587 00:18:09,715 when he and Knight crossed paths again. when he and Knight crossed paths again.
385 00:18:09,839 00:18:12,183 Pike is looking for a place to take his paramours Pike is looking for a place to take his paramours
386 00:18:12,216 00:18:13,559 so Knight offers his shack. so Knight offers his shack.
387 00:18:13,676 00:18:15,849 They got to talking and came up with a plan They got to talking and came up with a plan
388 00:18:15,886 00:18:17,263 to steal the 7500 dollars. to steal the 7500 dollars.
389 00:18:17,305 00:18:20,184 But then Knight double-crosses him and takes the haul for himself. But then Knight double-crosses him and takes the haul for himself.
390 00:18:21,225 00:18:23,273 Seems to fit, but how do we prove it? Seems to fit, but how do we prove it?
391 00:18:23,644 00:18:25,066 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
392 00:18:25,187 00:18:28,111 Nightcap? - I'd love to, but I got plans. Nightcap? - I'd love to, but I got plans.
393 00:18:28,566 00:18:29,738 Big date with Bill? Big date with Bill?
394 00:18:30,526 00:18:31,618 Something like that. Something like that.
395 00:18:38,868 00:18:39,744 There you go. There you go.
396 00:18:39,827 00:18:40,703 Thank you. Thank you.
397 00:18:41,579 00:18:43,081 ROCKWELL SIGHS - Thank you. ROCKWELL SIGHS - Thank you.
398 00:18:43,497 00:18:45,215 INDISTINCT WHISPERS INDISTINCT WHISPERS
399 00:18:47,543 00:18:49,216 New pages for you, Mary. - Oh. New pages for you, Mary. - Oh.
400 00:18:49,337 00:18:51,385 About the pay, it's a little bit less than I told you About the pay, it's a little bit less than I told you
401 00:18:51,422 00:18:54,050 but things are tight around here, so... - That's fine. but things are tight around here, so... - That's fine.
402 00:18:54,091 00:18:55,343 I mean, about the money. I mean, about the money.
403 00:18:55,384 00:18:58,354 But... ah, but Mr Rockwell, this script? But... ah, but Mr Rockwell, this script?
404 00:18:58,387 00:19:01,891 I just finished learning these lines and now it's completely different. I just finished learning these lines and now it's completely different.
405 00:19:01,932 00:19:03,525 Mary, we've been through this. Mary, we've been through this.
406 00:19:04,268 00:19:05,520 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
407 00:19:05,561 00:19:06,858 GUNSHOT - SHE GASPS GUNSHOT - SHE GASPS
408 00:19:06,896 00:19:09,615 Gun! Gun! That man has a gun! - Easy, easy! The man's a Foley artist. Gun! Gun! That man has a gun! - Easy, easy! The man's a Foley artist.
409 00:19:09,649 00:19:12,493 The gun shoots blanks. When you read "gunshot" in the script The gun shoots blanks. When you read "gunshot" in the script
410 00:19:12,526 00:19:16,201 he creates the sound effects. Look, he's got sirens to wail he creates the sound effects. Look, he's got sirens to wail
411 00:19:16,238 00:19:19,412 doors to slam, everything. - Right. Uh, Mr Rockwell... doors to slam, everything. - Right. Uh, Mr Rockwell...
412 00:19:19,825 00:19:22,999 I have to say I'm a bit concerned with how violent this script is becoming. I have to say I'm a bit concerned with how violent this script is becoming.
413 00:19:23,371 00:19:26,045 GUNSHOT - Yes. But is it life-like? GUNSHOT - Yes. But is it life-like?
414 00:19:26,749 00:19:27,750 I don't know. I don't know.
415 00:19:27,792 00:19:30,841 The answer is. "Yes, it is." The audience will be riveted. The answer is. "Yes, it is." The audience will be riveted.
416 00:19:30,878 00:19:33,802 It'll be a thrill ride no listener has ever taken before. It'll be a thrill ride no listener has ever taken before.
417 00:19:33,839 00:19:35,807 Now, look over your lines Now, look over your lines
418 00:19:35,966 00:19:37,593 and get ready. Remember... and get ready. Remember...
419 00:19:37,843 00:19:38,969 we're going to make history. we're going to make history.
420 00:19:39,011 00:19:39,978 Right. - History. Right. - History.
421 00:19:40,012 00:19:41,229 History. - Foley? History. - Foley?
422 00:19:41,263 00:19:43,015 Right. History. - Right. OK. Right. History. - Right. OK.
423 00:19:51,982 00:19:53,529 Drake. - Greyson. Drake. - Greyson.
424 00:19:55,027 00:19:57,280 May I come in? - Of course. May I come in? - Of course.
425 00:19:58,739 00:19:59,615 Wow,! Wow,!
426 00:20:01,117 00:20:02,744 These are some swell digs. These are some swell digs.
427 00:20:04,036 00:20:07,210 There must be some real money in the private detective racket, huh? There must be some real money in the private detective racket, huh?
428 00:20:07,248 00:20:08,625 If you're good at your job. If you're good at your job.
429 00:20:08,708 00:20:10,710 Hm. - How can I help you? Hm. - How can I help you?
430 00:20:11,502 00:20:14,301 You and I have something in common. Or someone. You and I have something in common. Or someone.
431 00:20:15,047 00:20:15,923 David Pike. David Pike.
432 00:20:16,841 00:20:19,640 I'm investigating his murder. I got a few questions for you. I'm investigating his murder. I got a few questions for you.
433 00:20:19,885 00:20:21,603 I told your men everything I know. I told your men everything I know.
434 00:20:21,637 00:20:23,264 I gave them my statement after I called it in. I gave them my statement after I called it in.
435 00:20:23,305 00:20:25,023 You wouldn't be holding anything back, would ya? You wouldn't be holding anything back, would ya?
436 00:20:25,057 00:20:27,105 I don't make it a habit to lie to the police. I don't make it a habit to lie to the police.
437 00:20:27,143 00:20:28,816 No, it's more of a hobby, isn't it? No, it's more of a hobby, isn't it?
438 00:20:28,853 00:20:29,820 Oh, that's cute. Oh, that's cute.
439 00:20:30,813 00:20:32,565 The minute I know something. I'll let you know. The minute I know something. I'll let you know.
440 00:20:32,606 00:20:33,482 Really? Really?
441 00:20:33,524 00:20:35,447 As long as it doesn't jeopardise my client's safety. As long as it doesn't jeopardise my client's safety.
442 00:20:35,484 00:20:38,078 I'm not asking you to jeopardise your client's safety. I'm not asking you to jeopardise your client's safety.
443 00:20:38,112 00:20:39,489 So what are you asking me? So what are you asking me?
444 00:20:40,614 00:20:42,992 I'm asking you to trust me. Just a bit. I'm asking you to trust me. Just a bit.
445 00:20:43,784 00:20:47,709 Enough for us to share some information, help each other out, quid pro quo. Enough for us to share some information, help each other out, quid pro quo.
446 00:20:50,666 00:20:52,259 Come on. - Fine. Come on. - Fine.
447 00:20:54,920 00:20:57,890 We believe that Pike met Tom Knight while working We believe that Pike met Tom Knight while working
448 00:20:57,923 00:20:59,220 as a guard at the Don Jail. as a guard at the Don Jail.
449 00:20:59,884 00:21:01,978 It's very possible that they planned the burglary together It's very possible that they planned the burglary together
450 00:21:02,803 00:21:04,180 and that Knight may have killed him. and that Knight may have killed him.
451 00:21:05,598 00:21:06,474 That's what you got? That's what you got?
452 00:21:08,559 00:21:11,153 Nice try. That was step one for us. Nice try. That was step one for us.
453 00:21:11,812 00:21:14,110 Sure. - I can see that you don't believe me Sure. - I can see that you don't believe me
454 00:21:14,148 00:21:16,196 so I'm going to give you something for free so I'm going to give you something for free
455 00:21:18,152 00:21:21,031 Torn Knight has an air-tight alibi for the day that Pike was killed. Torn Knight has an air-tight alibi for the day that Pike was killed.
456 00:21:22,198 00:21:23,245 Really? - Really. Really? - Really.
457 00:21:24,533 00:21:26,251 Well, thanks for the update. Well, thanks for the update.
458 00:21:26,535 00:21:28,583 You're welcome. Now... You're welcome. Now...
459 00:21:29,747 00:21:31,749 wanna tell me something? - Sure. wanna tell me something? - Sure.
460 00:21:33,125 00:21:34,297 Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for stopping by.
461 00:21:36,045 00:21:38,719 Yeah. I was talking about the case, but... Yeah. I was talking about the case, but...
462 00:21:38,756 00:21:41,179 I will call you the minute I have some qua. I will call you the minute I have some qua.
463 00:21:41,217 00:21:42,514 I am sure you will. I am sure you will.
464 00:21:45,346 00:21:46,313 That's a nice view. That's a nice view.
465 00:21:53,729 00:21:54,776 Mrs Chakowitz. Mrs Chakowitz.
466 00:21:55,648 00:21:58,197 Dr Thompson! I thought you'd gone home already. Dr Thompson! I thought you'd gone home already.
467 00:21:58,359 00:22:01,203 I've been in my office attempting to finish off all my paperwork I've been in my office attempting to finish off all my paperwork
468 00:22:01,237 00:22:03,160 though I barely even made a dent. though I barely even made a dent.
469 00:22:04,114 00:22:05,457 No rest for the weary, I suppose. No rest for the weary, I suppose.
470 00:22:05,866 00:22:07,994 Very true. sir. If death doesn't take a rest Very true. sir. If death doesn't take a rest
471 00:22:08,035 00:22:10,003 neither should we. - THEY LAUGH neither should we. - THEY LAUGH
472 00:22:10,037 00:22:12,790 Why are you still here? - Oh! I'm doing some homework. Why are you still here? - Oh! I'm doing some homework.
473 00:22:12,998 00:22:15,000 I'm taking some night classes at the university. I'm taking some night classes at the university.
474 00:22:15,960 00:22:17,382 This must be a new thing for you? This must be a new thing for you?
475 00:22:17,920 00:22:19,263 It's been about 10 years, sir. It's been about 10 years, sir.
476 00:22:19,672 00:22:21,049 Suppose I should have known that. Suppose I should have known that.
477 00:22:21,674 00:22:23,176 Secretarial arts, I presume? Secretarial arts, I presume?
478 00:22:23,217 00:22:26,061 Medicine, actually. - Oh! How very enterprising. Medicine, actually. - Oh! How very enterprising.
479 00:22:26,554 00:22:29,683 Good luck with your homework. Try not to spill anything. Good luck with your homework. Try not to spill anything.
480 00:22:35,771 00:22:37,148 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
481 00:22:38,190 00:22:39,692 SHE GRUNTS SHE GRUNTS
482 00:22:42,027 00:22:47,329 Oof! A few noodles, a little chicken, and yet it's always so delicious. Oof! A few noodles, a little chicken, and yet it's always so delicious.
483 00:22:48,075 00:22:49,076 Wendy is a master. Wendy is a master.
484 00:22:49,118 00:22:51,371 Mm. But I think... Mm. But I think...
485 00:22:52,079 00:22:53,171 the secret ingredient the secret ingredient
486 00:22:53,789 00:22:54,711 is the company. is the company.
487 00:22:56,208 00:22:57,130 You ' re sweet. You ' re sweet.
488 00:22:58,294 00:22:59,762 But I'm not much of a secret. But I'm not much of a secret.
489 00:22:59,795 00:23:01,047 More of an open book. More of an open book.
490 00:23:01,547 00:23:03,015 That's one of the things I like about you. That's one of the things I like about you.
491 00:23:03,549 00:23:06,769 Still... there's always something more to learn about a person. Still... there's always something more to learn about a person.
492 00:23:07,761 00:23:08,978 So you do have secrets? So you do have secrets?
493 00:23:09,513 00:23:12,062 Well... I never eat mushrooms. Well... I never eat mushrooms.
494 00:23:13,475 00:23:14,818 OK. I can live with that. OK. I can live with that.
495 00:23:15,477 00:23:17,195 And I never wear perfume. And I never wear perfume.
496 00:23:18,647 00:23:20,741 Yeah. I noticed that. Yeah. I noticed that.
497 00:23:21,483 00:23:23,827 So you prefer a woman to wear perfume, do you? So you prefer a woman to wear perfume, do you?
498 00:23:24,778 00:23:26,280 Not necessarily. Not necessarily.
499 00:23:27,656 00:23:29,249 That, that's up to you, Trudy. That, that's up to you, Trudy.
500 00:23:30,618 00:23:32,791 Good to know. - Anything else? Good to know. - Anything else?
501 00:23:34,246 00:23:35,498 Uh, I can't. Uh, I can't.
502 00:23:35,998 00:23:39,252 I got something at church. I should be going. Thanks, Wendy. I got something at church. I should be going. Thanks, Wendy.
503 00:23:39,919 00:23:40,795 See you soon. See you soon.
504 00:23:42,421 00:23:44,674 Alright, well... be seeing you. Alright, well... be seeing you.
505 00:23:45,841 00:23:48,264 Well, we are seeing that picture at the Allen on Saturday? Well, we are seeing that picture at the Allen on Saturday?
506 00:23:49,428 00:23:50,350 If you still want to. If you still want to.
507 00:23:57,019 00:23:58,692 Night. - Night. Night. - Night.
508 00:24:07,571 00:24:08,743 Something at church? Something at church?
509 00:24:08,948 00:24:10,495 What could be happening at this hour? What could be happening at this hour?
510 00:24:12,618 00:24:13,744 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
511 00:24:39,895 00:24:41,021 SHE SOBS SHE SOBS
512 00:24:47,152 00:24:48,199 Big news, Frankie. Big news, Frankie.
513 00:24:48,278 00:24:49,951 I managed to extract enough water I managed to extract enough water
514 00:24:49,989 00:24:51,741 from Pike's clothing to do an analysis. from Pike's clothing to do an analysis.
515 00:24:51,782 00:24:54,001 And? - It was full of tannic acid. And? - It was full of tannic acid.
516 00:24:54,034 00:24:56,332 Tannic acid? Isn't that what's used to preserve leather? Tannic acid? Isn't that what's used to preserve leather?
517 00:24:56,370 00:24:59,499 Yes, but in this case, think of leather as body tissue. Yes, but in this case, think of leather as body tissue.
518 00:24:59,915 00:25:04,421 So, you're saying there was enough tannic acid to preserve David Pike? So, you're saying there was enough tannic acid to preserve David Pike?
519 00:25:04,461 00:25:05,713 He'd been swimming in it. He'd been swimming in it.
520 00:25:06,171 00:25:09,095 Meaning the time of death could be off. - He could have died days earlier. Meaning the time of death could be off. - He could have died days earlier.
521 00:25:09,133 00:25:12,387 Or he may have even been killed the day he and the money went missing. Or he may have even been killed the day he and the money went missing.
522 00:25:12,511 00:25:14,388 Tom Knight no longer has an alibi. Tom Knight no longer has an alibi.
523 00:25:15,180 00:25:16,477 This changes everything. This changes everything.
524 00:25:22,354 00:25:25,403 Bet the water coming out of that sluice is filled with tannic acid. Bet the water coming out of that sluice is filled with tannic acid.
525 00:25:26,233 00:25:28,110 The whole pond is probably filled with it. The whole pond is probably filled with it.
526 00:25:29,653 00:25:32,623 Everyone around here would know that, including Knight. Everyone around here would know that, including Knight.
527 00:25:34,366 00:25:35,242 Sure. Sure.
528 00:25:37,036 00:25:38,913 Everyone knows what it does. Everyone knows what it does.
529 00:25:40,748 00:25:43,752 So, Knight comes up with a plan to kill David So, Knight comes up with a plan to kill David
530 00:25:43,834 00:25:46,212 and then he throws him in the pond to let him pickle. and then he throws him in the pond to let him pickle.
531 00:25:47,004 00:25:48,381 SHE SIGHS SHE SIGHS
532 00:25:48,422 00:25:49,799 But why go to all that trouble? But why go to all that trouble?
533 00:25:51,175 00:25:53,678 Because he's worried someone will make the prison connection Because he's worried someone will make the prison connection
534 00:25:53,886 00:25:56,355 so he creates an ironclad alibi. so he creates an ironclad alibi.
535 00:25:56,764 00:25:59,688 OK. How far do you think the "love nest" is from here'? OK. How far do you think the "love nest" is from here'?
536 00:26:00,809 00:26:03,528 Not sure how much love is actually factored into the nest. Not sure how much love is actually factored into the nest.
537 00:26:05,647 00:26:06,569 Five-minute walk? Five-minute walk?
538 00:26:06,607 00:26:08,655 OK. Let's go see what Knight has to say. OK. Let's go see what Knight has to say.
539 00:26:11,695 00:26:13,163 You want to tell me about it? You want to tell me about it?
540 00:26:13,405 00:26:14,281 No... No...
541 00:26:15,115 00:26:17,618 That's the kind of "no" that is closer to "yes." That's the kind of "no" that is closer to "yes."
542 00:26:18,660 00:26:20,412 This has to do with Bill, doesn't it? This has to do with Bill, doesn't it?
543 00:26:21,580 00:26:24,003 I followed him last night. - You followed Bill? I followed him last night. - You followed Bill?
544 00:26:24,416 00:26:25,918 I had suspicions. I had suspicions.
545 00:26:26,043 00:26:28,762 That he wasn't paying his taxes in a timely manner? That he wasn't paying his taxes in a timely manner?
546 00:26:28,796 00:26:30,844 No! That he was two-timing me. No! That he was two-timing me.
547 00:26:31,465 00:26:32,341 No... No...
548 00:26:32,633 00:26:35,182 I saw Bill go into a strange woman's house that night. I saw Bill go into a strange woman's house that night.
549 00:26:35,469 00:26:38,188 OK, but that doesn't mean-- - I know what it means, Frankie. OK, but that doesn't mean-- - I know what it means, Frankie.
550 00:26:39,723 00:26:40,849 You want my advice? You want my advice?
551 00:26:41,767 00:26:42,689 Go ahead. Go ahead.
552 00:26:42,976 00:26:45,695 Talk to him. Make him come clean. Talk to him. Make him come clean.
553 00:26:46,897 00:26:49,867 And if he doesn't come clean, make sure he knows you brought your gun. And if he doesn't come clean, make sure he knows you brought your gun.
554 00:26:51,151 00:26:53,153 You know, that's one of the things I like about you You know, that's one of the things I like about you
555 00:26:53,195 00:26:54,492 you're very practical. you're very practical.
556 00:26:55,155 00:26:56,532 THEY CHUCKLE THEY CHUCKLE
557 00:26:57,449 00:27:00,703 I've already talked to the police. I don't need to talk to some lady Pls. I've already talked to the police. I don't need to talk to some lady Pls.
558 00:27:01,078 00:27:02,330 Where were you 10 nights ago? Where were you 10 nights ago?
559 00:27:02,371 00:27:04,874 What does that matter? - You didn't answer the question. What does that matter? - You didn't answer the question.
560 00:27:04,915 00:27:06,167 Where were you 10 nights ago? Where were you 10 nights ago?
561 00:27:06,583 00:27:08,051 I had a quiet night at home. I had a quiet night at home.
562 00:27:08,418 00:27:09,886 By yourself? - That's right. By yourself? - That's right.
563 00:27:10,671 00:27:13,515 So that means you don't have an alibi for David's murder. So that means you don't have an alibi for David's murder.
564 00:27:13,549 00:27:15,347 I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about.
565 00:27:15,384 00:27:18,058 Using the tannic acid in the water to alter the time of death? Using the tannic acid in the water to alter the time of death?
566 00:27:18,095 00:27:18,971 That was smart. That was smart.
567 00:27:20,305 00:27:21,557 I think you'd best be going. I think you'd best be going.
568 00:27:21,974 00:27:22,850 Is that a threat? Is that a threat?
569 00:27:23,600 00:27:25,273 Consider it sage advice. Consider it sage advice.
570 00:27:32,067 00:27:34,161 No surprises there. - It was worth a shot. No surprises there. - It was worth a shot.
571 00:27:36,864 00:27:37,740 What's this? What's this?
572 00:27:37,865 00:27:40,744 Looks like a burr. We're in the forest, they're everywhere. Looks like a burr. We're in the forest, they're everywhere.
573 00:27:41,076 00:27:43,044 Yeah, but not around here. Yeah, but not around here.
574 00:27:44,204 00:27:45,922 FRANKIE (v); This looks incredibly familiar... FRANKIE (v); This looks incredibly familiar...
575 00:27:47,624 00:27:48,967 We need to get back to the bank. We need to get back to the bank.
576 00:27:51,378 00:27:53,346 So... Mary. So... Mary.
577 00:27:53,714 00:27:56,342 Only a couple hours 'til the show. How you holding up? Only a couple hours 'til the show. How you holding up?
578 00:27:57,426 00:28:00,680 Well, not so good. All of these last-minute changes Well, not so good. All of these last-minute changes
579 00:28:00,721 00:28:02,189 are a bit overwhelming. - Look... are a bit overwhelming. - Look...
580 00:28:03,098 00:28:05,567 Mr Rockwell isn't always easy to work for. Mr Rockwell isn't always easy to work for.
581 00:28:06,602 00:28:08,855 But... he's put everything into this. But... he's put everything into this.
582 00:28:09,396 00:28:11,490 You know, when the business couldn't make payroll You know, when the business couldn't make payroll
583 00:28:11,523 00:28:12,945 he took out personal loans. he took out personal loans.
584 00:28:12,983 00:28:15,702 I'm worried that when people hear this. they're going to be frightened. I'm worried that when people hear this. they're going to be frightened.
585 00:28:15,736 00:28:16,828 Oh, no, don't worry. Oh, no, don't worry.
586 00:28:16,862 00:28:18,580 They'll... there'll be a disclaimer read They'll... there'll be a disclaimer read
587 00:28:18,614 00:28:20,958 before the programme so everyone will understand it isn't real. before the programme so everyone will understand it isn't real.
588 00:28:22,117 00:28:23,585 I don't know... SHE SIGHS I don't know... SHE SIGHS
589 00:28:24,286 00:28:26,038 Look, we can't turn our back on him, Mary. Look, we can't turn our back on him, Mary.
590 00:28:28,165 00:28:29,667 Not after we've come this far. Not after we've come this far.
591 00:28:31,627 00:28:33,550 No, you're right. Of course. No, you're right. Of course.
592 00:28:34,713 00:28:37,136 The show must go on. - That's the spirit. Great. The show must go on. - That's the spirit. Great.
593 00:28:41,511 00:28:42,512 You know, Mary, uh... You know, Mary, uh...
594 00:28:43,430 00:28:45,558 for what it's worth, I think you're stealing the show. for what it's worth, I think you're stealing the show.
595 00:28:52,689 00:28:55,033 Mr McLaughlin, we'd like to have a word. Mr McLaughlin, we'd like to have a word.
596 00:28:55,108 00:28:58,362 Tell me you've found the stolen money. - For that you need to be honest with us. Tell me you've found the stolen money. - For that you need to be honest with us.
597 00:28:58,403 00:29:00,906 Are you implying I haven't been? - She's not implying. Are you implying I haven't been? - She's not implying.
598 00:29:02,115 00:29:04,834 I have to close up for the weekend. You need to leave. Now. I have to close up for the weekend. You need to leave. Now.
599 00:29:04,868 00:29:07,166 Those little pieces of wood we found in your drawer? Those little pieces of wood we found in your drawer?
600 00:29:07,204 00:29:09,798 They're hooks from a burr. - What has that got to do with anything? They're hooks from a burr. - What has that got to do with anything?
601 00:29:09,831 00:29:12,550 There are burr bushes near the shack that David Pike rented. There are burr bushes near the shack that David Pike rented.
602 00:29:12,584 00:29:15,212 We believe they fell off of him as he was searching through your drawer. We believe they fell off of him as he was searching through your drawer.
603 00:29:15,254 00:29:16,255 Now, my question is Now, my question is
604 00:29:16,296 00:29:18,048 what are you hiding? - You saw for yourself what are you hiding? - You saw for yourself
605 00:29:18,090 00:29:20,092 when you searched it, there was nothing of value. when you searched it, there was nothing of value.
606 00:29:20,175 00:29:22,724 Well, maybe we need to speak to the president of the bank. Well, maybe we need to speak to the president of the bank.
607 00:29:22,761 00:29:25,560 No. There's no need to involve him. No. There's no need to involve him.
608 00:29:26,014 00:29:28,608 You're right. All you have to do is tell us the truth. You're right. All you have to do is tell us the truth.
609 00:29:30,852 00:29:32,069 Best if I just show you. Best if I just show you.
610 00:29:36,358 00:29:38,577 When they put fancy locks on bank vault doors When they put fancy locks on bank vault doors
611 00:29:38,610 00:29:42,365 robbers threatened to kill bank employees unless they gave up the combination. robbers threatened to kill bank employees unless they gave up the combination.
612 00:29:42,406 00:29:44,534 So they came up with the time-locks to make sure So they came up with the time-locks to make sure
613 00:29:44,574 00:29:46,702 that the vault couldn't be opened before a specific time. that the vault couldn't be opened before a specific time.
614 00:29:46,743 00:29:48,916 Correct. There was no point in a robber killing anyone Correct. There was no point in a robber killing anyone
615 00:29:48,954 00:29:51,252 because even if they coughed up the combination because even if they coughed up the combination
616 00:29:51,290 00:29:53,668 the vault wouldn't open. - I sense a "but" coming on. the vault wouldn't open. - I sense a "but" coming on.
617 00:29:54,960 00:29:57,884 Well, what happens if someone were to be locked inside the vault? Well, what happens if someone were to be locked inside the vault?
618 00:29:57,921 00:29:59,764 You couldn't just leave them in there to suffocate. You couldn't just leave them in there to suffocate.
619 00:30:00,048 00:30:01,846 Are you saying there's another way to open it? Are you saying there's another way to open it?
620 00:30:02,384 00:30:03,852 An emergency combination An emergency combination
621 00:30:04,136 00:30:05,763 known only to the bank manager. known only to the bank manager.
622 00:30:06,305 00:30:09,229 I'd jotted it down on a piece of paper and taped it underneath my drawer. I'd jotted it down on a piece of paper and taped it underneath my drawer.
623 00:30:09,266 00:30:11,735 I thought no one would ever find it. - And why didn't you mention this before? I thought no one would ever find it. - And why didn't you mention this before?
624 00:30:11,768 00:30:13,361 Because it was totally against protocol. Because it was totally against protocol.
625 00:30:13,395 00:30:15,363 It could cost me my job. - Well, it still might. It could cost me my job. - Well, it still might.
626 00:30:15,772 00:30:18,776 I have a wife with six children to feed I have a wife with six children to feed
627 00:30:18,817 00:30:20,364 and one more on the way. Please. and one more on the way. Please.
628 00:30:24,364 00:30:25,741 We'll see ourselves out. We'll see ourselves out.
629 00:30:32,456 00:30:33,332 ROCKWELL: No! ROCKWELL: No!
630 00:30:34,374 00:30:36,217 I'm done listening to you, Knight! I'm done listening to you, Knight!
631 00:30:36,251 00:30:39,255 You listen to me. Why don't you just shut up You listen to me. Why don't you just shut up
632 00:30:39,296 00:30:40,798 and do what you're supposed to do? and do what you're supposed to do?
633 00:30:40,839 00:30:44,013 This'll all be over in two hours. after which we both take our cash This'll all be over in two hours. after which we both take our cash
634 00:30:44,051 00:30:45,928 and never speak to each other again. Got it? and never speak to each other again. Got it?
635 00:30:54,644 00:30:56,396 Yes, I'd like to place a call, please. Yes, I'd like to place a call, please.
636 00:30:56,605 00:30:58,232 PHONE RINGS PHONE RINGS
637 00:30:58,440 00:30:59,316 Oh! Oh!
638 00:31:02,569 00:31:03,821 Drake Private Detectives. Drake Private Detectives.
639 00:31:06,281 00:31:07,908 Bad time to be making a call. Bad time to be making a call.
640 00:31:13,538 00:31:14,414 Is it? Is it?
641 00:31:14,581 00:31:16,208 You need to get out there and say your lines. You need to get out there and say your lines.
642 00:31:16,249 00:31:18,422 You are up to something. - That's not your concern. You are up to something. - That's not your concern.
643 00:31:19,086 00:31:19,962 I think it is. I think it is.
644 00:31:20,796 00:31:24,266 Your only concern right now is going out there and saying your lines. Your only concern right now is going out there and saying your lines.
645 00:31:25,092 00:31:25,968 No. No.
646 00:31:27,969 00:31:30,347 Well, I'd hate for something bad to happen to you. Well, I'd hate for something bad to happen to you.
647 00:31:31,264 00:31:32,516 Or your friend, Huey. Or your friend, Huey.
648 00:31:35,727 00:31:36,944 So, what will it be? So, what will it be?
649 00:31:41,358 00:31:42,405 Smart girl. Smart girl.
650 00:31:48,407 00:31:50,705 So Pike gets into the bank manager's office So Pike gets into the bank manager's office
651 00:31:50,742 00:31:53,336 and steals the combination to the time-lock. and steals the combination to the time-lock.
652 00:31:53,370 00:31:55,043 Then he gives the code to Knight. Then he gives the code to Knight.
653 00:31:55,288 00:31:57,666 And he shoots Pike as a thank you? And he shoots Pike as a thank you?
654 00:31:58,166 00:32:01,670 But if all he wanted was the code, why did he steal the 7500 dollars? But if all he wanted was the code, why did he steal the 7500 dollars?
655 00:32:01,711 00:32:03,384 That's pennies compared to what's in the vault. That's pennies compared to what's in the vault.
656 00:32:03,422 00:32:05,675 And if he already has the combination, what's he waiting for? And if he already has the combination, what's he waiting for?
657 00:32:07,259 00:32:09,387 Maybe that's a question for Detective Greyson. Maybe that's a question for Detective Greyson.
658 00:32:09,428 00:32:10,930 Shouldn't we let him know what's going on? Shouldn't we let him know what's going on?
659 00:32:10,971 00:32:13,815 All we have are some pieces of a plant in a drawer. All we have are some pieces of a plant in a drawer.
660 00:32:14,266 00:32:17,770 True. But maybe you're also trying to keep Greyson at arm's length? True. But maybe you're also trying to keep Greyson at arm's length?
661 00:32:18,728 00:32:19,604 Nu! Nu!
662 00:32:21,022 00:32:23,400 That's the sort of "no" that's closer to a "yes." That's the sort of "no" that's closer to a "yes."
663 00:32:25,527 00:32:28,952 You know. sometimes it's not easy having a detective as a best friend. You know. sometimes it's not easy having a detective as a best friend.
664 00:32:31,616 00:32:33,493 FIDDLE PLAYS FIDDLE PLAYS
665 00:32:38,457 00:32:39,709 HUEY CLEARS HIS THROAT HUEY CLEARS HIS THROAT
666 00:32:41,376 00:32:42,753 HUEY: Thank you, Father Gilmore. HUEY: Thank you, Father Gilmore.
667 00:32:42,794 00:32:46,094 We remind you to tune in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday We remind you to tune in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
668 00:32:46,131 00:32:47,553 far more praise and fiddling. far more praise and fiddling.
669 00:32:47,883 00:32:49,430 And now, ladies and gentlemen And now, ladies and gentlemen
670 00:32:49,468 00:32:51,220 it is time for something very special. it is time for something very special.
671 00:32:56,224 00:32:57,521 RADIO CRACKLES RADIO CRACKLES
672 00:32:57,976 00:32:58,898 That's odd... That's odd...
673 00:32:59,436 00:33:01,188 the radio just cut out after Father Gilmore. the radio just cut out after Father Gilmore.
674 00:33:03,190 00:33:04,316 But first, a warning But first, a warning
675 00:33:04,816 00:33:06,818 what you are about to hear may seem real what you are about to hear may seem real
676 00:33:06,860 00:33:09,329 but it is a work of fiction produced by our station but it is a work of fiction produced by our station
677 00:33:09,362 00:33:10,739 for your listening pleasure. for your listening pleasure.
678 00:33:11,990 00:33:13,742 STRING MUSIC PLAYS STRING MUSIC PLAYS
679 00:33:13,783 00:33:15,785 And now, good listeners, we take you live And now, good listeners, we take you live
680 00:33:15,827 00:33:16,953 to an unfolding news story. to an unfolding news story.
681 00:33:18,497 00:33:21,467 GUNSHOT - We're trying to reach our reporter. GUNSHOT - We're trying to reach our reporter.
682 00:33:21,917 00:33:23,419 Are you there? Can you hear us? Are you there? Can you hear us?
683 00:33:26,046 00:33:29,516 GUNSHOT - Uh, yes, f can hear you. GUNSHOT - Uh, yes, f can hear you.
684 00:33:30,300 00:33:33,019 This is Edna Simpson, your on-the-scene reporter This is Edna Simpson, your on-the-scene reporter
685 00:33:33,053 00:33:36,398 who finds herself in the most dire of situations. who finds herself in the most dire of situations.
686 00:33:36,848 00:33:37,724 She's good. She's good.
687 00:33:37,891 00:33:39,518 The whole thing sounds good. The whole thing sounds good.
688 00:33:39,559 00:33:42,608 A confidential source tipped me that something big would be happening A confidential source tipped me that something big would be happening
689 00:33:42,646 00:33:43,898 at the Don Jail tonight at the Don Jail tonight
690 00:33:44,940 00:33:45,816 and it is. and it is.
691 00:33:47,692 00:33:48,693 GUNSHOT GUNSHOT
692 00:33:50,237 00:33:53,366 Somehow, the prisoners have been armed, and they are rioting. Somehow, the prisoners have been armed, and they are rioting.
693 00:33:53,406 00:33:55,408 GUNSHOT - STRING MUSIC PLAYS GUNSHOT - STRING MUSIC PLAYS
694 00:33:56,159 00:33:58,662 And Toronto police farces are responding. And Toronto police farces are responding.
695 00:33:59,538 00:34:01,165 SIREN WAILS SIREN WAILS
696 00:34:02,082 00:34:04,380 But they are outnumbered 70 to one. But they are outnumbered 70 to one.
697 00:34:04,417 00:34:06,590 They've walked into a deadly situation. They've walked into a deadly situation.
698 00:34:06,628 00:34:08,175 GUNSHOTS GUNSHOTS
699 00:34:08,338 00:34:09,760 MARY GASPS MARY GASPS
700 00:34:11,258 00:34:12,726 She's really committing to the fear. She's really committing to the fear.
701 00:34:13,134 00:34:14,260 Almost too much. Almost too much.
702 00:34:14,427 00:34:18,557 If someone doesn't do something soon, this could turn into a massacre. If someone doesn't do something soon, this could turn into a massacre.
703 00:34:19,015 00:34:21,063 Operator, give me the police. Operator, give me the police.
704 00:34:21,393 00:34:22,895 PHONES RING - OPERATORS: Toronto police. PHONES RING - OPERATORS: Toronto police.
705 00:34:22,936 00:34:24,108 Toronto police, go ahead. Toronto police, go ahead.
706 00:34:24,145 00:34:25,988 OPERATORS CHATTER - PHONES RING OPERATORS CHATTER - PHONES RING
707 00:34:26,022 00:34:27,569 We'll get right on it. Yes, sir. We'll get right on it. Yes, sir.
708 00:34:28,400 00:34:31,700 Listen up, boys, we've got a full-blown riot down at the Don. Thank you. Listen up, boys, we've got a full-blown riot down at the Don. Thank you.
709 00:34:31,736 00:34:33,454 Chief wants all hands on deck. Chief wants all hands on deck.
710 00:34:33,947 00:34:34,823 Let's go! Go! Let's go! Go!
711 00:34:36,992 00:34:38,744 GUNSHOT - STRING MUSIC PLAYS GUNSHOT - STRING MUSIC PLAYS
712 00:34:43,582 00:34:45,004 PEN TAPS PEN TAPS
713 00:34:45,709 00:34:47,302 RADIO BLARES - PEN TAPS RADIO BLARES - PEN TAPS
714 00:34:48,461 00:34:49,383 Do you hear that? Do you hear that?
715 00:34:50,213 00:34:51,840 Somethings making a tapping sound. Somethings making a tapping sound.
716 00:34:52,048 00:34:53,675 SHE SIGHS Thing's on the blink again. SHE SIGHS Thing's on the blink again.
717 00:34:53,717 00:34:55,970 No, no, no! It, it's rhythmic and repeating. No, no, no! It, it's rhythmic and repeating.
718 00:34:56,136 00:34:57,729 SIRENS WAIL ON RADIO - PEN TAPS SIRENS WAIL ON RADIO - PEN TAPS
719 00:34:58,054 00:34:59,476 It's beneath the sound effects. It's beneath the sound effects.
720 00:35:01,641 00:35:02,813 Trudy, that's Morse code. Trudy, that's Morse code.
721 00:35:03,184 00:35:04,276 From who? - Mary! From who? - Mary!
722 00:35:05,145 00:35:07,113 GUNSHOTS AND SIRENS WAIL - PEN TAPS GUNSHOTS AND SIRENS WAIL - PEN TAPS
723 00:35:09,482 00:35:10,358 I'm going to go. I'm going to go.
724 00:35:11,985 00:35:14,784 GUNSHOTS - Ah... ah. Oh, no! GUNSHOTS - Ah... ah. Oh, no!
725 00:35:14,821 00:35:19,327 My position is being overrun by prisoner thugs! My position is being overrun by prisoner thugs!
726 00:35:19,784 00:35:22,708 "SOS... Knight... at... bank." "SOS... Knight... at... bank."
727 00:35:23,038 00:35:24,540 Knight's robbing the bank right now! Knight's robbing the bank right now!
728 00:35:27,709 00:35:28,881 Operator. Police, please. Operator. Police, please.
729 00:35:28,918 00:35:31,512 Hey! Get off me, you...! SHE SCREAMS Hey! Get off me, you...! SHE SCREAMS
730 00:35:31,921 00:35:34,674 Telephone lines are jammed. - We need to get to the bank. Telephone lines are jammed. - We need to get to the bank.
731 00:35:36,926 00:35:39,930 Cute. You got the idea of Morse code from reading the script. Cute. You got the idea of Morse code from reading the script.
732 00:35:39,971 00:35:41,314 It's over, Mr Rockwell. It's over, Mr Rockwell.
733 00:35:41,348 00:35:42,270 Is it? Is it?
734 00:35:42,307 00:35:44,730 I don't think anyone in a million years would have pieced all this together. I don't think anyone in a million years would have pieced all this together.
735 00:35:44,768 00:35:46,862 You're wrong. - OK, maybe I am. You're wrong. - OK, maybe I am.
736 00:35:47,187 00:35:50,111 But if that's so, I need a little insurance... But if that's so, I need a little insurance...
737 00:35:50,482 00:35:51,779 and that's you. Now, get moving! and that's you. Now, get moving!
738 00:35:52,025 00:35:54,198 Go! Get moving! Go! Get moving!
739 00:36:05,246 00:36:06,247 ROCKWELL: Tom Knight! ROCKWELL: Tom Knight!
740 00:36:08,458 00:36:09,459 What the hell's going on? Who's she? What the hell's going on? Who's she?
741 00:36:09,501 00:36:11,344 Someone who's too smart for her own good. Someone who's too smart for her own good.
742 00:36:11,378 00:36:14,052 So she figured it out? - Like I said, she's a smart girl. So she figured it out? - Like I said, she's a smart girl.
743 00:36:14,089 00:36:15,466 MARY GRUNTS MARY GRUNTS
744 00:36:16,549 00:36:18,893 GUNSHOT - The hell do you think you're doing? GUNSHOT - The hell do you think you're doing?
745 00:36:19,844 00:36:20,720 Damn it! Damn it!
746 00:36:20,762 00:36:22,560 Don't you realise we have the combination? Don't you realise we have the combination?
747 00:36:22,597 00:36:23,769 When we get this door open When we get this door open
748 00:36:23,807 00:36:26,356 don't do anything stupid and we'll go easy on ya. don't do anything stupid and we'll go easy on ya.
749 00:36:26,726 00:36:27,978 ROCKWELL GROANS ROCKWELL GROANS
750 00:36:28,019 00:36:29,236 Actually, we'll go easy on you. Actually, we'll go easy on you.
751 00:36:30,271 00:36:31,818 Don't even think about running. Don't even think about running.
752 00:36:37,070 00:36:39,243 Mary? Mary, are you OK? Mary? Mary, are you OK?
753 00:36:39,989 00:36:41,582 We're gonna get you out of there! We're gonna get you out of there!
754 00:36:41,616 00:36:43,084 MARY TAPS ON DOOR MARY TAPS ON DOOR
755 00:36:46,079 00:36:47,376 She says she's safe. She says she's safe.
756 00:36:48,289 00:36:51,133 Good. Now, let's get her out of there before Greyson shows up. Good. Now, let's get her out of there before Greyson shows up.
757 00:36:52,877 00:36:54,629 JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS
758 00:36:56,339 00:36:58,262 So, David never knew the whole plan? So, David never knew the whole plan?
759 00:36:58,675 00:37:01,724 His role was just to steal the combination to the time-lock. His role was just to steal the combination to the time-lock.
760 00:37:02,762 00:37:04,059 And the radio broadcast? And the radio broadcast?
761 00:37:04,347 00:37:07,942 A diversion to pull the cops away while Knight broke into the vault. A diversion to pull the cops away while Knight broke into the vault.
762 00:37:08,643 00:37:10,941 But keeping a radio station afloat is very expensive But keeping a radio station afloat is very expensive
763 00:37:11,187 00:37:13,531 so they needed the 7500 dollars so they needed the 7500 dollars
764 00:37:13,565 00:37:15,659 your husband was transporting to pay it off. your husband was transporting to pay it off.
765 00:37:16,943 00:37:19,787 I wonder what David was thinking, getting in with those crooks. I wonder what David was thinking, getting in with those crooks.
766 00:37:19,988 00:37:22,366 Maybe he was gonna use the money to whisk you away. Maybe he was gonna use the money to whisk you away.
767 00:37:24,075 00:37:24,951 You think? You think?
768 00:37:24,993 00:37:27,121 It seems like what you two had was pretty special. It seems like what you two had was pretty special.
769 00:37:28,538 00:37:31,007 It was. Thank you. It was. Thank you.
770 00:37:31,875 00:37:32,751 For everything. For everything.
771 00:37:34,169 00:37:35,045 Of course. Of course.
772 00:37:36,379 00:37:38,006 So, what will you do now? So, what will you do now?
773 00:37:39,132 00:37:40,475 I have a bit of insurance money. I have a bit of insurance money.
774 00:37:40,759 00:37:42,853 I thought I might buy a little bakery... I thought I might buy a little bakery...
775 00:37:43,386 00:37:45,013 go into business baking pies. go into business baking pies.
776 00:37:46,055 00:37:48,057 Pies? - Not just pies. Pies? - Not just pies.
777 00:37:48,099 00:37:51,774 Cookies, cakes, scones, you name it. - This is not what we expected. Cookies, cakes, scones, you name it. - This is not what we expected.
778 00:37:51,811 00:37:54,030 Well, if there's one thing David taught me Well, if there's one thing David taught me
779 00:37:54,606 00:37:56,984 it's that people are just full of surprises. it's that people are just full of surprises.
780 00:38:03,198 00:38:04,199 Drink at (Juan's? Drink at (Juan's?
781 00:38:05,617 00:38:06,869 I'd love to, but... I'd love to, but...
782 00:38:06,910 00:38:09,004 I think I need to clear things up with Bill. I think I need to clear things up with Bill.
783 00:38:09,537 00:38:10,459 Good luck. Good luck.
784 00:38:10,497 00:38:11,373 Thanks. Thanks.
785 00:38:26,971 00:38:29,565 I guess with Mr Rockwell in jail, you're out of a job. I guess with Mr Rockwell in jail, you're out of a job.
786 00:38:29,599 00:38:30,691 I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
787 00:38:30,725 00:38:32,648 Your broadcasting days are over, too. Your broadcasting days are over, too.
788 00:38:33,394 00:38:34,395 Well, yes... Well, yes...
789 00:38:35,021 00:38:37,365 But, to be honest, I'm a bit relieved. But, to be honest, I'm a bit relieved.
790 00:38:37,398 00:38:38,945 It was very stressful. It was very stressful.
791 00:38:40,360 00:38:42,328 Besides, I'm a police officer at heart. Besides, I'm a police officer at heart.
792 00:38:43,446 00:38:45,414 And what are you going to do? You love radio. And what are you going to do? You love radio.
793 00:38:46,449 00:38:47,575 I'll let you in on a secret. I'll let you in on a secret.
794 00:38:48,827 00:38:50,374 I talked a local newspaper into buying the station. I talked a local newspaper into buying the station.
795 00:38:51,538 00:38:53,336 Huey, that's wonderful! Huey, that's wonderful!
796 00:38:54,082 00:38:55,004 More plays? More plays?
797 00:38:55,041 00:38:57,214 I don't think the world's quite ready for that yet I don't think the world's quite ready for that yet
798 00:38:57,252 00:38:59,675 but there is something to this whole live event thing. but there is something to this whole live event thing.
799 00:38:59,712 00:39:02,215 So, we're going to focus on sports. - Sports? So, we're going to focus on sports. - Sports?
800 00:39:02,257 00:39:04,851 Just imagine listening to the Toronto St Pats on the radio. Just imagine listening to the Toronto St Pats on the radio.
801 00:39:05,093 00:39:07,471 It'd be like being there but in the comfort of your own home. It'd be like being there but in the comfort of your own home.
802 00:39:07,512 00:39:09,014 Right, that's a very good idea. Right, that's a very good idea.
803 00:39:09,430 00:39:10,306 Um... Um...
804 00:39:10,932 00:39:13,060 "Saturday Night Hockey with Huey..." "Saturday Night Hockey with Huey..."
805 00:39:13,810 00:39:15,608 Oh, my goodness, I don't know your last name. Oh, my goodness, I don't know your last name.
806 00:39:15,645 00:39:18,194 Ah, it's Hewitt. Yeah, Huey is short for Hewitt. Ah, it's Hewitt. Yeah, Huey is short for Hewitt.
807 00:39:18,231 00:39:21,360 That's why they call rne Huey. - Oh, well, then what's your first name? That's why they call rne Huey. - Oh, well, then what's your first name?
808 00:39:21,568 00:39:22,490 Foster. Foster.
809 00:39:24,821 00:39:26,198 Well, Foster Hewitt... Well, Foster Hewitt...
810 00:39:28,074 00:39:29,701 it's been a pleasure working with you. it's been a pleasure working with you.
811 00:39:31,202 00:39:32,454 The pleasure was all mine. The pleasure was all mine.
812 00:39:36,416 00:39:38,714 Mary, uh, you know, sometime... Mary, uh, you know, sometime...
813 00:39:43,006 00:39:45,100 Sometime I was hoping you'd come by to say hello. Sometime I was hoping you'd come by to say hello.
814 00:39:47,468 00:39:48,344 Sure. Sure.
815 00:39:49,220 00:39:50,517 Oh, I'd love that, Huey. Oh, I'd love that, Huey.
816 00:39:56,603 00:39:57,820 What'll it be, Frankie? What'll it be, Frankie?
817 00:39:58,146 00:39:59,272 Cold tea, Wendy. Cold tea, Wendy.
818 00:40:00,398 00:40:02,025 WENDY: And for your friend? WENDY: And for your friend?
819 00:40:02,066 00:40:03,943 I believe he likes cold tea as well. I believe he likes cold tea as well.
820 00:40:04,777 00:40:06,370 When I'm drinking with friends, I do. When I'm drinking with friends, I do.
821 00:40:07,196 00:40:08,243 We're not friends? We're not friends?
822 00:40:09,282 00:40:10,955 I'll have a ginger ale, Wendy, thank you. I'll have a ginger ale, Wendy, thank you.
823 00:40:11,075 00:40:12,418 WENDY: Coming up, Detective. WENDY: Coming up, Detective.
824 00:40:13,912 00:40:17,792 So, tonight was a very interesting night. So, tonight was a very interesting night.
825 00:40:17,957 00:40:18,833 Oh? Oh?
826 00:40:19,334 00:40:24,181 Yes, myself and most of Toronto's finest responded to a prison break Yes, myself and most of Toronto's finest responded to a prison break
827 00:40:24,422 00:40:25,719 an imaginary prison break an imaginary prison break
828 00:40:25,757 00:40:27,600 that we heard reported on the radio. that we heard reported on the radio.
829 00:40:27,634 00:40:29,136 Sounds like quite the mix-up. Sounds like quite the mix-up.
830 00:40:30,178 00:40:31,725 We looked like complete idiots. We looked like complete idiots.
831 00:40:32,138 00:40:34,266 Especially considering there was a bank robbery Especially considering there was a bank robbery
832 00:40:34,307 00:40:36,309 going on in town at the exact same time. going on in town at the exact same time.
833 00:40:36,351 00:40:38,445 And just a few blocks from the police station. And just a few blocks from the police station.
834 00:40:38,478 00:40:39,479 How embarrassing. How embarrassing.
835 00:40:39,854 00:40:40,980 Oh, it was. Oh, it was.
836 00:40:42,106 00:40:43,983 Well, luckily, someone had it under control. Well, luckily, someone had it under control.
837 00:40:44,192 00:40:46,490 If someone had chosen to keep me in the loop If someone had chosen to keep me in the loop
838 00:40:46,778 00:40:48,826 things might have turned out a little differently. things might have turned out a little differently.
839 00:40:49,072 00:40:51,450 Everything happened so fast, I had to move quick. Everything happened so fast, I had to move quick.
840 00:40:51,491 00:40:53,118 Besides, the lines were busy, we tried to call you. Besides, the lines were busy, we tried to call you.
841 00:40:53,993 00:40:56,917 Were they busy when you found out about the stolen time-lock combination? Were they busy when you found out about the stolen time-lock combination?
842 00:40:57,246 00:40:59,920 Look, if I had anything concrete, I would have told you. Look, if I had anything concrete, I would have told you.
843 00:41:01,084 00:41:02,961 On second thoughts, Wendy... On second thoughts, Wendy...
844 00:41:03,920 00:41:05,297 bring me a cold tea. bring me a cold tea.
845 00:41:05,838 00:41:08,182 This won't be the last time that we bump into each other. This won't be the last time that we bump into each other.
846 00:41:08,967 00:41:10,435 Here I was hoping it would be. Here I was hoping it would be.
847 00:41:10,468 00:41:12,141 And I was hoping we could call a truce. And I was hoping we could call a truce.
848 00:41:12,720 00:41:15,815 I got a lot of stick down at the station for letting myself be bettered I got a lot of stick down at the station for letting myself be bettered
849 00:41:15,848 00:41:16,849 by a female Pl. by a female Pl.
850 00:41:17,433 00:41:18,685 Won't be the last time. Won't be the last time.
851 00:41:20,061 00:41:21,187 HE SCOFFS HE SCOFFS
852 00:41:23,690 00:41:25,033 I got a feeling it won't. I got a feeling it won't.
853 00:41:28,611 00:41:29,533 It's on you. It's on you.
854 00:41:39,080 00:41:39,956 Trudy? Trudy?
855 00:41:41,624 00:41:44,218 What are you doing here? - I could ask you the same thing. What are you doing here? - I could ask you the same thing.
856 00:41:44,919 00:41:46,421 It's not what it seems. - No? It's not what it seems. - No?
857 00:41:47,046 00:41:48,889 You aren't paying a call to the woman in that house? You aren't paying a call to the woman in that house?
858 00:41:49,549 00:41:51,768 The woman that smells like cheap perfume and dresses like-- The woman that smells like cheap perfume and dresses like--
859 00:41:51,801 00:41:54,850 She's my dance instructor. - Oh, come on. She's my dance instructor. - Oh, come on.
860 00:41:54,887 00:41:56,355 Trudy, you know me. Trudy, you know me.
861 00:41:57,432 00:41:59,560 You know my family. They're good church-going people, right? You know my family. They're good church-going people, right?
862 00:41:59,600 00:42:01,694 You trying to change the subject? - Just listen. You trying to change the subject? - Just listen.
863 00:42:03,354 00:42:04,446 They don't dance. They don't dance.
864 00:42:05,732 00:42:08,281 I never learned how. And I know how much you love it I never learned how. And I know how much you love it
865 00:42:08,317 00:42:10,035 and how good you are at it, and... and how good you are at it, and...
866 00:42:10,778 00:42:12,872 I just wanted to be able to dance with you. I just wanted to be able to dance with you.
867 00:42:13,406 00:42:14,953 You expect me to believe this? You expect me to believe this?
868 00:42:16,951 00:42:17,827 I'll show you. I'll show you.
869 00:42:23,583 00:42:25,130 # Kiss me... # - Oh! # Kiss me... # - Oh!
870 00:42:27,170 00:42:29,172 It Under the starry, starry nights... 8%! It Under the starry, starry nights... 8%!
871 00:42:29,213 00:42:30,214 So, how am I doing? So, how am I doing?
872 00:42:31,674 00:42:32,550 Alright. Alright.
873 00:42:32,592 00:42:35,095 # Your eyes are oh, so bright... # # Your eyes are oh, so bright... #
874 00:42:35,428 00:42:36,600 Better than alright. Better than alright.
875 00:42:37,513 00:42:39,140 # So tender... # # So tender... #
876 00:42:39,182 00:42:41,025 That woman's a good dance teacher. That woman's a good dance teacher.
877 00:42:42,226 00:42:43,102 She is... She is...
878 00:42:45,188 00:42:46,656 but practice makes perfect. but practice makes perfect.
879 00:42:46,689 00:42:48,236 It Hold me # It Hold me #
880 00:42:50,359 00:42:53,408 It Hold me close, never let me go, no... $6 It Hold me close, never let me go, no... $6
881 00:42:54,781 00:42:55,873 About your family... About your family...
882 00:42:56,157 00:42:59,331 It I don't ever want to be alone... # It I don't ever want to be alone... #
883 00:42:59,368 00:43:01,245 I think it's time we told them about us. I think it's time we told them about us.
884 00:43:03,289 00:43:07,214 # Hold me. # # Hold me. #
885 00:43:08,669 00:43:09,545 Oh! Oh!