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1 | 00:03:13,320 | 00:03:15,910 | And how is the next member of the House of Barnaby? | And how is the next member of the House of Barnaby? |
2 | 00:03:15,960 | 00:03:18,480 | Still trying to kick his way out? Or hers? | Still trying to kick his way out? Or hers? |
3 | 00:03:19,240 | 00:03:24,910 | Good. I hope you and your mum aren't overdoing the whole baby-buying thing. | Good. I hope you and your mum aren't overdoing the whole baby-buying thing. |
4 | 00:03:24,960 | 00:03:27,240 | It will grow, you know. They're not bonsai. | It will grow, you know. They're not bonsai. |
5 | 00:03:28,000 | 00:03:30,000 | OK, love to your lot. Bye. | OK, love to your lot. Bye. |
6 | 00:03:33,320 | 00:03:35,390 | You know what this is, don't you? | You know what this is, don't you? |
7 | 00:03:35,440 | 00:03:39,350 | This is going to be the end of life, as we know it. | This is going to be the end of life, as we know it. |
8 | 00:03:39,400 | 00:03:42,320 | No more peace and quiet for us when the baby arrives. | No more peace and quiet for us when the baby arrives. |
9 | 00:03:44,000 | 00:03:45,710 | How many of these things do you have? | How many of these things do you have? |
10 | 00:03:45,760 | 00:03:49,430 | You do not. You lying hound! | You do not. You lying hound! |
11 | 00:03:53,720 | 00:03:55,720 | Nelson, good morning. | Nelson, good morning. |
12 | 00:04:09,800 | 00:04:12,120 | Early morning fisherman called it in. | Early morning fisherman called it in. |
13 | 00:04:13,320 | 00:04:15,750 | Any ID, Kate? Not yet. | Any ID, Kate? Not yet. |
14 | 00:04:15,800 | 00:04:16,950 | Injuries? | Injuries? |
15 | 00:04:17,000 | 00:04:21,270 | Crushing of the thoracic cage, multiple bilateral fractures of the ribs | Crushing of the thoracic cage, multiple bilateral fractures of the ribs |
16 | 00:04:21,320 | 00:04:23,470 | and a heavy blow to the back of the head. | and a heavy blow to the back of the head. |
17 | 00:04:23,520 | 00:04:24,950 | How long has he been in there? | How long has he been in there? |
18 | 00:04:25,000 | 00:04:29,270 | Progression of rigor slowed by the temperature of the water, but it's still well set in. | Progression of rigor slowed by the temperature of the water, but it's still well set in. |
19 | 00:04:29,320 | 00:04:30,750 | 12 hours max. | 12 hours max. |
20 | 00:04:30,800 | 00:04:33,590 | Severely beaten and then dumped in the lake? | Severely beaten and then dumped in the lake? |
21 | 00:04:33,640 | 00:04:35,670 | More like dropped from a considerable height. | More like dropped from a considerable height. |
22 | 00:04:39,200 | 00:04:42,040 | Bunged out of a plane? Well, he wasn't up a ladder. | Bunged out of a plane? Well, he wasn't up a ladder. |
23 | 00:04:42,640 | 00:04:43,910 | How high was the plane? | How high was the plane? |
24 | 00:04:43,960 | 00:04:46,110 | About 400 feet. How do you know that? | About 400 feet. How do you know that? |
25 | 00:04:46,160 | 00:04:50,070 | Went out with a flyer once. I couldn't resist checking the impact stats. | Went out with a flyer once. I couldn't resist checking the impact stats. |
26 | 00:04:50,120 | 00:04:52,120 | Some date. | Some date. |
27 | 00:04:53,960 | 00:04:55,960 | Nearest airfield, please. | Nearest airfield, please. |
28 | 00:05:02,480 | 00:05:04,440 | Ready for the loop. Affirmative. | Ready for the loop. Affirmative. |
29 | 00:05:14,800 | 00:05:17,550 | Ready and...cross! | Ready and...cross! |
30 | 00:05:17,600 | 00:05:19,190 | Whoo! Let's stick together. | Whoo! Let's stick together. |
31 | 00:05:19,240 | 00:05:20,960 | Come on, keep up, keep up. | Come on, keep up, keep up. |
32 | 00:05:28,360 | 00:05:32,520 | That is incredible. That is deranged. | That is incredible. That is deranged. |
33 | 00:05:36,040 | 00:05:37,830 | He likes them. | He likes them. |
34 | 00:05:37,880 | 00:05:39,440 | Every airfield has one. | Every airfield has one. |
35 | 00:05:39,720 | 00:05:42,950 | Spotting, collecting numbers. I don't get it. | Spotting, collecting numbers. I don't get it. |
36 | 00:05:43,000 | 00:05:46,110 | It's another variation on obsessive compulsive disorder. | It's another variation on obsessive compulsive disorder. |
37 | 00:05:46,160 | 00:05:51,440 | Really? Do you know about that stuff? Oh, yes. All decent detectives suffer from OCD. | Really? Do you know about that stuff? Oh, yes. All decent detectives suffer from OCD. |
38 | 00:05:59,400 | 00:06:02,750 | You were drifting out on the turn. You were going too fast. | You were drifting out on the turn. You were going too fast. |
39 | 00:06:02,800 | 00:06:04,800 | Hey! Well done. Hey! | Hey! Well done. Hey! |
40 | 00:06:05,600 | 00:06:07,110 | I should take up flying. | I should take up flying. |
41 | 00:06:07,160 | 00:06:08,670 | Jessie, your man can't fly. | Jessie, your man can't fly. |
42 | 00:06:08,720 | 00:06:11,710 | Oh, excuse me. Ace fighter pilot. | Oh, excuse me. Ace fighter pilot. |
43 | 00:06:11,760 | 00:06:13,760 | Crop duster. | Crop duster. |
44 | 00:06:14,520 | 00:06:16,470 | Goodbye. | Goodbye. |
45 | 00:06:16,520 | 00:06:18,200 | Very Top Gun. Yeah. | Very Top Gun. Yeah. |
46 | 00:06:32,120 | 00:06:34,880 | Mr Darnley will be right out, Inspector. Thank you. | Mr Darnley will be right out, Inspector. Thank you. |
47 | 00:06:36,400 | 00:06:40,080 | So... Jessie Rayner. Reception. | So... Jessie Rayner. Reception. |
48 | 00:06:40,680 | 00:06:42,630 | And you, sir? | And you, sir? |
49 | 00:06:42,680 | 00:06:45,350 | Gavin Hopkirk. Flying instructor. | Gavin Hopkirk. Flying instructor. |
50 | 00:06:45,400 | 00:06:47,830 | Things a bit thin? | Things a bit thin? |
51 | 00:06:47,880 | 00:06:51,200 | Oh, you know. High summer. A lot of people away. | Oh, you know. High summer. A lot of people away. |
52 | 00:06:51,840 | 00:06:54,120 | Expensive hobby too. It's not a hobby. | Expensive hobby too. It's not a hobby. |
53 | 00:06:55,560 | 00:06:58,630 | Erm...Inspector Barnaby? Perry Darnley, CO here. | Erm...Inspector Barnaby? Perry Darnley, CO here. |
54 | 00:06:58,680 | 00:07:03,070 | Sorry to keep you, I'm a man down this morning. Jessie, could you... Yes. | Sorry to keep you, I'm a man down this morning. Jessie, could you... Yes. |
55 | 00:07:03,120 | 00:07:05,230 | Maybe we could talk somewhere. | Maybe we could talk somewhere. |
56 | 00:07:05,280 | 00:07:08,000 | Yes. Yes, of course. Through here. | Yes. Yes, of course. Through here. |
57 | 00:07:12,040 | 00:07:13,400 | What's going on? | What's going on? |
58 | 00:07:14,320 | 00:07:18,280 | But I saw him yesterday. I mean, that's his jacket. He can't be gone. | But I saw him yesterday. I mean, that's his jacket. He can't be gone. |
59 | 00:07:19,280 | 00:07:22,190 | We'll have to lock down the airfield until further notice. | We'll have to lock down the airfield until further notice. |
60 | 00:07:22,240 | 00:07:25,320 | Why? We believe Mr King was murdered. | Why? We believe Mr King was murdered. |
61 | 00:07:26,600 | 00:07:28,200 | My God... | My God... |
62 | 00:07:30,400 | 00:07:34,400 | But we've got the air show coming up. Bernard's organising everything. He can't... | But we've got the air show coming up. Bernard's organising everything. He can't... |
63 | 00:07:34,800 | 00:07:36,800 | Oh, dear. | Oh, dear. |
64 | 00:07:37,680 | 00:07:40,640 | What happened? Was Mr King a flyer? | What happened? Was Mr King a flyer? |
65 | 00:07:41,240 | 00:07:44,510 | Yes. Yes, very keen. Very good. | Yes. Yes, very keen. Very good. |
66 | 00:07:44,560 | 00:07:47,280 | We were both commercial pilots before retiring. | We were both commercial pilots before retiring. |
67 | 00:07:49,960 | 00:07:53,480 | Now, that's my mother. She can still fly the pants off all of us. | Now, that's my mother. She can still fly the pants off all of us. |
68 | 00:07:55,680 | 00:07:57,840 | Anyone with a grudge against Mr King? | Anyone with a grudge against Mr King? |
69 | 00:07:58,560 | 00:08:01,590 | Well, he did have lots of run-ins with the local residents round here. | Well, he did have lots of run-ins with the local residents round here. |
70 | 00:08:01,640 | 00:08:05,880 | They don't like the noise... Goodness sakes, I mean, we were here long before them. | They don't like the noise... Goodness sakes, I mean, we were here long before them. |
71 | 00:08:07,000 | 00:08:09,440 | My father actually was CO here in the Battle of Britain. | My father actually was CO here in the Battle of Britain. |
72 | 00:08:09,920 | 00:08:11,920 | Not like we just arrived. | Not like we just arrived. |
73 | 00:08:14,600 | 00:08:17,910 | No flights in or out until we say so. | No flights in or out until we say so. |
74 | 00:08:17,960 | 00:08:21,030 | They need to practise for the show, Inspector. And I've got lessons. | They need to practise for the show, Inspector. And I've got lessons. |
75 | 00:08:21,080 | 00:08:24,520 | Gav! Bernard's been murdered. Sorry. | Gav! Bernard's been murdered. Sorry. |
76 | 00:08:27,600 | 00:08:29,270 | You carry on here. | You carry on here. |
77 | 00:08:29,320 | 00:08:33,630 | Membership list, plane owners, who was on the premises. | Membership list, plane owners, who was on the premises. |
78 | 00:08:33,680 | 00:08:38,080 | Murder weapon. If he was whacked over the head before taking off it could be here. | Murder weapon. If he was whacked over the head before taking off it could be here. |
79 | 00:08:39,440 | 00:08:41,800 | And this spotter fellow, have a word. | And this spotter fellow, have a word. |
80 | 00:08:42,640 | 00:08:44,440 | I'm going to see the victim's wife. | I'm going to see the victim's wife. |
81 | 00:08:51,720 | 00:08:54,190 | Can I have a word, please, sir? I was just going. | Can I have a word, please, sir? I was just going. |
82 | 00:08:54,240 | 00:08:56,240 | If you could wait a second. | If you could wait a second. |
83 | 00:08:56,720 | 00:08:59,990 | What's it about? Were you plane spotting here yesterday? | What's it about? Were you plane spotting here yesterday? |
84 | 00:09:00,040 | 00:09:01,430 | So what if I was? | So what if I was? |
85 | 00:09:01,480 | 00:09:04,390 | Can I have an answer rather than another question? | Can I have an answer rather than another question? |
86 | 00:09:04,440 | 00:09:05,840 | What do you want to know? | What do you want to know? |
87 | 00:09:07,760 | 00:09:11,190 | See anything out of the ordinary last night? No. I wasn't here at night. | See anything out of the ordinary last night? No. I wasn't here at night. |
88 | 00:09:11,240 | 00:09:12,510 | Where were you? | Where were you? |
89 | 00:09:12,560 | 00:09:15,320 | At work. I'm a security guard. Are we done? | At work. I'm a security guard. Are we done? |
90 | 00:09:15,840 | 00:09:17,840 | If I might ask? | If I might ask? |
91 | 00:09:18,200 | 00:09:21,680 | Name and address, please, sir? And the name of your employer. | Name and address, please, sir? And the name of your employer. |
92 | 00:09:43,000 | 00:09:45,360 | Hello. Can I see Stephanie King, please? | Hello. Can I see Stephanie King, please? |
93 | 00:09:45,880 | 00:09:50,560 | Stephanie's busy at the moment waxing Mrs Philips. She may be a while. | Stephanie's busy at the moment waxing Mrs Philips. She may be a while. |
94 | 00:09:50,920 | 00:09:52,920 | Can you wait? | Can you wait? |
95 | 00:09:54,480 | 00:09:58,040 | Could you ring through? Ooh! What's this about then? | Could you ring through? Ooh! What's this about then? |
96 | 00:10:06,040 | 00:10:08,520 | Bernard's usually here on the dot at one. | Bernard's usually here on the dot at one. |
97 | 00:10:09,280 | 00:10:12,520 | Used to drop me to work and pick me up every day until I started running. | Used to drop me to work and pick me up every day until I started running. |
98 | 00:10:16,600 | 00:10:18,190 | Is there someone I can call? | Is there someone I can call? |
99 | 00:10:18,240 | 00:10:20,960 | No. No, I've got Sally out there. | No. No, I've got Sally out there. |
100 | 00:10:31,480 | 00:10:36,440 | I'm sorry. Please. I want to help. Ask me questions. | I'm sorry. Please. I want to help. Ask me questions. |
101 | 00:10:39,240 | 00:10:40,870 | Do you fly, Mrs King? | Do you fly, Mrs King? |
102 | 00:10:40,920 | 00:10:44,920 | No. No, I've never even been up with Bernie. | No. No, I've never even been up with Bernie. |
103 | 00:10:45,880 | 00:10:48,560 | Three feet off the ground and I feel sick. | Three feet off the ground and I feel sick. |
104 | 00:10:50,240 | 00:10:53,000 | I'm afraid I have to ask where you were last night. | I'm afraid I have to ask where you were last night. |
105 | 00:10:53,440 | 00:10:56,080 | I was at home...alone. | I was at home...alone. |
106 | 00:10:57,040 | 00:11:00,120 | Weren't you worried when your husband didn't come home? | Weren't you worried when your husband didn't come home? |
107 | 00:11:02,040 | 00:11:05,040 | I'm training for the Causton marathon. I... I run to and from work. | I'm training for the Causton marathon. I... I run to and from work. |
108 | 00:11:06,040 | 00:11:09,950 | I get very tired and last night I was out like a light. | I get very tired and last night I was out like a light. |
109 | 00:11:10,000 | 00:11:16,960 | I assumed that Bernie had come and gone without waking me. He does that sometimes. | I assumed that Bernie had come and gone without waking me. He does that sometimes. |
110 | 00:11:17,640 | 00:11:20,960 | Your husband, did he have any enemies? | Your husband, did he have any enemies? |
111 | 00:11:21,800 | 00:11:25,560 | Bernard? No. | Bernard? No. |
112 | 00:11:27,200 | 00:11:29,560 | Disputes, conflicts, with anyone recently? | Disputes, conflicts, with anyone recently? |
113 | 00:11:30,480 | 00:11:33,270 | Well, Bernard and Perry are always arguing. | Well, Bernard and Perry are always arguing. |
114 | 00:11:33,320 | 00:11:38,000 | He came over a few nights ago and things got a bit heated. | He came over a few nights ago and things got a bit heated. |
115 | 00:11:39,280 | 00:11:42,960 | What did he want? Bernard doesn't bother me with the business. | What did he want? Bernard doesn't bother me with the business. |
116 | 00:11:45,040 | 00:11:49,590 | No one flies out of here after seven. Break the curfew and they'd shut us down. | No one flies out of here after seven. Break the curfew and they'd shut us down. |
117 | 00:11:49,640 | 00:11:54,110 | I suppose with all this going on Gail's lesson's cancelled? I've got her on the phone. | I suppose with all this going on Gail's lesson's cancelled? I've got her on the phone. |
118 | 00:11:54,160 | 00:11:58,230 | Tell her I'll call her back. And er...where are the aircraft keys kept? | Tell her I'll call her back. And er...where are the aircraft keys kept? |
119 | 00:11:58,280 | 00:12:03,800 | In the reception and on the board, although some people just leave their keys in the planes. | In the reception and on the board, although some people just leave their keys in the planes. |
120 | 00:12:04,160 | 00:12:06,280 | Right. Thank you. | Right. Thank you. |
121 | 00:12:20,080 | 00:12:22,600 | OK, everyone, we know what we're looking for. | OK, everyone, we know what we're looking for. |
122 | 00:12:28,040 | 00:12:30,030 | No, it was nothing, Inspector. | No, it was nothing, Inspector. |
123 | 00:12:30,080 | 00:12:33,390 | Bernard and I have always had heated debates about the airfield. | Bernard and I have always had heated debates about the airfield. |
124 | 00:12:33,440 | 00:12:36,920 | Flying's dangerous. You can't cover all eventualities. This is my wife. | Flying's dangerous. You can't cover all eventualities. This is my wife. |
125 | 00:12:37,920 | 00:12:41,390 | Mrs Darnley. Miranda, the younger Mrs Darnley. | Mrs Darnley. Miranda, the younger Mrs Darnley. |
126 | 00:12:41,440 | 00:12:43,840 | This is Molly, the much older Mrs Darnley. | This is Molly, the much older Mrs Darnley. |
127 | 00:12:46,120 | 00:12:50,000 | It's a honour, Mrs Darnley. Inspector... this is a terrible thing. | It's a honour, Mrs Darnley. Inspector... this is a terrible thing. |
128 | 00:12:55,040 | 00:12:58,950 | You actually flew Spitfires during the war? | You actually flew Spitfires during the war? |
129 | 00:12:59,000 | 00:13:01,510 | Not in combat, Inspector. | Not in combat, Inspector. |
130 | 00:13:01,560 | 00:13:05,960 | I was in the ATA - the Air Transport Auxiliary. | I was in the ATA - the Air Transport Auxiliary. |
131 | 00:13:06,800 | 00:13:10,630 | Most of the male pilots were in fighter or bomber command, | Most of the male pilots were in fighter or bomber command, |
132 | 00:13:10,680 | 00:13:16,350 | but the ATA had to deliver the planes from the factories to the airfield, | but the ATA had to deliver the planes from the factories to the airfield, |
133 | 00:13:16,400 | 00:13:18,800 | so we women flyers were much in demand. | so we women flyers were much in demand. |
134 | 00:13:20,040 | 00:13:26,430 | We had no radios, no guns, just a passion for flying and a determination to do our bit. | We had no radios, no guns, just a passion for flying and a determination to do our bit. |
135 | 00:13:26,480 | 00:13:28,320 | Don't bore him to death, dear. | Don't bore him to death, dear. |
136 | 00:13:29,200 | 00:13:31,920 | She's absolutely right. I do bang on. | She's absolutely right. I do bang on. |
137 | 00:13:34,920 | 00:13:39,000 | And you could fly a Lancaster? Oh, we could fly anything. | And you could fly a Lancaster? Oh, we could fly anything. |
138 | 00:13:39,560 | 00:13:42,750 | I delivered that one here to Finchmere. | I delivered that one here to Finchmere. |
139 | 00:13:42,800 | 00:13:46,950 | The station commander couldn't believe I had flown it all by myself. | The station commander couldn't believe I had flown it all by myself. |
140 | 00:13:47,000 | 00:13:51,440 | And then he pinched my spark plugs so I couldn't leave for a couple of days. | And then he pinched my spark plugs so I couldn't leave for a couple of days. |
141 | 00:13:52,240 | 00:13:54,720 | And, of course, dear reader, she married him. | And, of course, dear reader, she married him. |
142 | 00:13:55,520 | 00:13:59,200 | I did indeed. Henry Darnley. DFC. | I did indeed. Henry Darnley. DFC. |
143 | 00:13:59,840 | 00:14:02,470 | Distinguished Flying Cross. | Distinguished Flying Cross. |
144 | 00:14:02,520 | 00:14:05,230 | Do you fly, Mrs Darnley? | Do you fly, Mrs Darnley? |
145 | 00:14:05,280 | 00:14:07,880 | Oh, you don't become a Darnley without being able to fly. | Oh, you don't become a Darnley without being able to fly. |
146 | 00:14:08,840 | 00:14:11,350 | And you, sir, obviously. | And you, sir, obviously. |
147 | 00:14:11,400 | 00:14:16,070 | Alex has been in Afghanistan. Three tours. Harriers and Tornadoes. | Alex has been in Afghanistan. Three tours. Harriers and Tornadoes. |
148 | 00:14:16,120 | 00:14:20,160 | And at Finchmere? Bit of stunt and flying display stuff. | And at Finchmere? Bit of stunt and flying display stuff. |
149 | 00:14:21,240 | 00:14:25,350 | Were you there yesterday? No. I was on my base at Midsomer Norton. | Were you there yesterday? No. I was on my base at Midsomer Norton. |
150 | 00:14:25,400 | 00:14:30,640 | My grandson is a true British hero, Inspector. We're all very proud of him. | My grandson is a true British hero, Inspector. We're all very proud of him. |
151 | 00:14:36,840 | 00:14:39,040 | Whose plane is this? Bernard King's. | Whose plane is this? Bernard King's. |
152 | 00:14:41,160 | 00:14:43,430 | Let's get samples to Dr Wilding. | Let's get samples to Dr Wilding. |
153 | 00:14:43,480 | 00:14:45,280 | Sir? | Sir? |
154 | 00:14:52,640 | 00:14:54,310 | Bag it. Sir. | Bag it. Sir. |
155 | 00:14:54,360 | 00:14:59,200 | Whose toolbox is it? It's my great uncle's, Duggie Wingate. | Whose toolbox is it? It's my great uncle's, Duggie Wingate. |
156 | 00:15:04,640 | 00:15:08,750 | The toolbox is yours, Mr Wingate? No, it's just got my name on it for fun! | The toolbox is yours, Mr Wingate? No, it's just got my name on it for fun! |
157 | 00:15:08,800 | 00:15:13,150 | Anyone could have put something in it, right? Yeah, usually they take stuff out. | Anyone could have put something in it, right? Yeah, usually they take stuff out. |
158 | 00:15:13,200 | 00:15:14,670 | OK. | OK. |
159 | 00:15:14,720 | 00:15:16,480 | And er...yesterday evening? | And er...yesterday evening? |
160 | 00:15:17,200 | 00:15:22,840 | I was at home, on my own, washing my hair. | I was at home, on my own, washing my hair. |
161 | 00:15:26,520 | 00:15:28,430 | You're the engineer here, aren't you? | You're the engineer here, aren't you? |
162 | 00:15:28,480 | 00:15:31,870 | Was - was the engineer. | Was - was the engineer. |
163 | 00:15:31,920 | 00:15:36,120 | You see all that? It's the whole of my life, all packed up in little boxes. | You see all that? It's the whole of my life, all packed up in little boxes. |
164 | 00:15:37,080 | 00:15:40,590 | 70 years service, no pension, no nothing. | 70 years service, no pension, no nothing. |
165 | 00:15:40,640 | 00:15:43,110 | "Thank you, Bernard." "Goodbye, Duggie." | "Thank you, Bernard." "Goodbye, Duggie." |
166 | 00:15:43,160 | 00:15:46,160 | Bernard was...restructuring. | Bernard was...restructuring. |
167 | 00:15:49,680 | 00:15:51,440 | Can you still fly, Duggie? | Can you still fly, Duggie? |
168 | 00:15:51,920 | 00:15:54,040 | Can I fly? | Can I fly? |
169 | 00:15:54,720 | 00:15:56,630 | Can I fly? | Can I fly? |
170 | 00:15:56,680 | 00:16:01,560 | Son, I could fly a jumbo jet sideways through those doors. | Son, I could fly a jumbo jet sideways through those doors. |
171 | 00:16:03,320 | 00:16:05,030 | OK, thank you. | OK, thank you. |
172 | 00:16:05,080 | 00:16:07,880 | You haven't asked me who the murderer is? Duggie! | You haven't asked me who the murderer is? Duggie! |
173 | 00:16:08,440 | 00:16:11,390 | You want a murderer - you go up to Darnley Hall. | You want a murderer - you go up to Darnley Hall. |
174 | 00:16:11,440 | 00:16:15,120 | Molly Darnley. OBE. She's the murderer round here. | Molly Darnley. OBE. She's the murderer round here. |
175 | 00:16:16,400 | 00:16:18,200 | Get off! | Get off! |
176 | 00:16:28,980 | 00:16:32,970 | And how old's this fellow? 87? I know it's a bit far fetched. | And how old's this fellow? 87? I know it's a bit far fetched. |
177 | 00:16:33,020 | 00:16:35,820 | But I thought as you are there... OK. | But I thought as you are there... OK. |
178 | 00:16:37,700 | 00:16:39,700 | Everything all right? Fine. | Everything all right? Fine. |
179 | 00:16:42,060 | 00:16:44,660 | For your wife. Thank you very much. | For your wife. Thank you very much. |
180 | 00:16:46,300 | 00:16:47,900 | So...Molly... | So...Molly... |
181 | 00:16:49,940 | 00:16:52,580 | How did you feel about Bernard King? | How did you feel about Bernard King? |
182 | 00:16:53,460 | 00:16:58,500 | Oh...he said I was far too old to still be flying. | Oh...he said I was far too old to still be flying. |
183 | 00:16:59,900 | 00:17:05,250 | I know I'm a bit unsteady on the ground but in the air I'm in command, | I know I'm a bit unsteady on the ground but in the air I'm in command, |
184 | 00:17:05,300 | 00:17:08,740 | and if you can pass the medical you can keep flying. | and if you can pass the medical you can keep flying. |
185 | 00:17:09,020 | 00:17:10,580 | And I've passed it. | And I've passed it. |
186 | 00:17:12,140 | 00:17:15,890 | Do you know a...Duggie Wingate? | Do you know a...Duggie Wingate? |
187 | 00:17:15,940 | 00:17:19,860 | Not very subtle, Inspector. What's he been saying now? | Not very subtle, Inspector. What's he been saying now? |
188 | 00:17:21,660 | 00:17:23,420 | He called you a murderer. | He called you a murderer. |
189 | 00:17:26,380 | 00:17:30,140 | His sister Ellie and I served together during the war. | His sister Ellie and I served together during the war. |
190 | 00:17:31,020 | 00:17:36,290 | Ellie died in an air crash, as did many of the ATA pilots, | Ellie died in an air crash, as did many of the ATA pilots, |
191 | 00:17:36,340 | 00:17:40,180 | and for some reason Duggie thinks her death was my fault. | and for some reason Duggie thinks her death was my fault. |
192 | 00:17:43,580 | 00:17:47,010 | The blood is a straight match with the deceased. As are the hair samples. | The blood is a straight match with the deceased. As are the hair samples. |
193 | 00:17:47,060 | 00:17:49,780 | No prints. The perpetrator was wearing gloves. | No prints. The perpetrator was wearing gloves. |
194 | 00:17:51,700 | 00:17:54,050 | So why didn't the killer wipe the thing clean? | So why didn't the killer wipe the thing clean? |
195 | 00:17:54,100 | 00:17:57,780 | Why not hide it properly? Why plant it so blatantly? | Why not hide it properly? Why plant it so blatantly? |
196 | 00:18:01,740 | 00:18:04,370 | Charlie, you haven't forgotten my parents coming to stay? | Charlie, you haven't forgotten my parents coming to stay? |
197 | 00:18:04,420 | 00:18:06,130 | Ah, the famous surgeon, yeah. | Ah, the famous surgeon, yeah. |
198 | 00:18:06,180 | 00:18:10,530 | He's retired, coming for his annual air show fix. I'm looking forward to meeting them. | He's retired, coming for his annual air show fix. I'm looking forward to meeting them. |
199 | 00:18:10,580 | 00:18:13,140 | My dad's a bit, er...you know. | My dad's a bit, er...you know. |
200 | 00:18:14,100 | 00:18:16,100 | It's only a couple of days, you'll be fine. | It's only a couple of days, you'll be fine. |
201 | 00:18:20,140 | 00:18:22,570 | Right. What have we got? Airfield first. | Right. What have we got? Airfield first. |
202 | 00:18:22,620 | 00:18:27,810 | Bernard King, hit with a wrench, dropped into the lake from his own plane. | Bernard King, hit with a wrench, dropped into the lake from his own plane. |
203 | 00:18:27,860 | 00:18:30,250 | The killer has a sense of irony. Thank you, Nelson. | The killer has a sense of irony. Thank you, Nelson. |
204 | 00:18:30,300 | 00:18:33,250 | Killer must be able to fly. OK. | Killer must be able to fly. OK. |
205 | 00:18:33,300 | 00:18:35,210 | Motives. In no particular order: | Motives. In no particular order: |
206 | 00:18:35,260 | 00:18:38,690 | Erm...Duggie. Bernard fired Duggie, so Duggie not a happy man. | Erm...Duggie. Bernard fired Duggie, so Duggie not a happy man. |
207 | 00:18:38,740 | 00:18:39,850 | Perry Darnley? | Perry Darnley? |
208 | 00:18:39,900 | 00:18:45,300 | He and Bernard always squabbling over the running of the airfield. | He and Bernard always squabbling over the running of the airfield. |
209 | 00:18:45,780 | 00:18:49,410 | Gavin? Nothing known but I'll run some checks. | Gavin? Nothing known but I'll run some checks. |
210 | 00:18:49,460 | 00:18:50,690 | Stephanie. Wife of. | Stephanie. Wife of. |
211 | 00:18:50,740 | 00:18:55,090 | We have life insurance on Bernard, Stephanie being the sole beneficiary. | We have life insurance on Bernard, Stephanie being the sole beneficiary. |
212 | 00:18:55,140 | 00:18:57,530 | Motive amounts? Not really. | Motive amounts? Not really. |
213 | 00:18:57,580 | 00:19:01,060 | And it was taken out some time ago. We need to go to the house today. | And it was taken out some time ago. We need to go to the house today. |
214 | 00:19:02,020 | 00:19:05,290 | Love's young dream. Jessie, Alex. | Love's young dream. Jessie, Alex. |
215 | 00:19:05,340 | 00:19:08,370 | Both good flyers. Gavin also fancies Jessie. | Both good flyers. Gavin also fancies Jessie. |
216 | 00:19:08,420 | 00:19:11,340 | Possible love triangle. Oh, good. | Possible love triangle. Oh, good. |
217 | 00:19:14,140 | 00:19:15,610 | And Jessie herself? | And Jessie herself? |
218 | 00:19:15,660 | 00:19:18,700 | Well, she didn't like Bernard. He stopped her free flying lessons. | Well, she didn't like Bernard. He stopped her free flying lessons. |
219 | 00:19:19,460 | 00:19:21,420 | And her father is Eddie Rayner. | And her father is Eddie Rayner. |
220 | 00:19:21,980 | 00:19:24,620 | The plane spotter. Sullen and shifty. | The plane spotter. Sullen and shifty. |
221 | 00:19:28,860 | 00:19:31,460 | To Bernard. Bernard. | To Bernard. Bernard. |
222 | 00:19:33,300 | 00:19:37,420 | He really looked after you. Yes. It's going to be difficult to adjust. | He really looked after you. Yes. It's going to be difficult to adjust. |
223 | 00:19:39,300 | 00:19:42,620 | Whereas my dear Perry couldn't look after an olive at a cocktail party. | Whereas my dear Perry couldn't look after an olive at a cocktail party. |
224 | 00:19:43,660 | 00:19:46,130 | No. You don't have to agree. | No. You don't have to agree. |
225 | 00:19:46,180 | 00:19:50,260 | Give me something to hang on to. Perry is a family man. | Give me something to hang on to. Perry is a family man. |
226 | 00:19:50,700 | 00:19:54,370 | Oh...hurrah. And you have your flying in common. | Oh...hurrah. And you have your flying in common. |
227 | 00:19:54,420 | 00:19:58,580 | Double hurrah. I didn't realise I was quite so lucky. | Double hurrah. I didn't realise I was quite so lucky. |
228 | 00:19:59,660 | 00:20:03,370 | Oh, come on, let's have a proper drink. No. No, I shouldn't. | Oh, come on, let's have a proper drink. No. No, I shouldn't. |
229 | 00:20:03,420 | 00:20:05,220 | It'll do you good. | It'll do you good. |
230 | 00:20:07,340 | 00:20:10,580 | Oh. I'm sure one won't hurt. | Oh. I'm sure one won't hurt. |
231 | 00:20:11,900 | 00:20:13,900 | Good girl. | Good girl. |
232 | 00:20:15,660 | 00:20:18,730 | You know Perry and Bernard were restructuring the company. | You know Perry and Bernard were restructuring the company. |
233 | 00:20:18,780 | 00:20:20,660 | No, I didn't. | No, I didn't. |
234 | 00:20:21,900 | 00:20:24,380 | I mean, I know you're still a bit raw. | I mean, I know you're still a bit raw. |
235 | 00:20:26,140 | 00:20:28,930 | Probably the last thing you want to think about but erm... | Probably the last thing you want to think about but erm... |
236 | 00:20:28,980 | 00:20:31,620 | Perry sort of needs you to step into his shoes. | Perry sort of needs you to step into his shoes. |
237 | 00:20:33,700 | 00:20:35,940 | As it were. | As it were. |
238 | 00:20:40,740 | 00:20:42,340 | Lockdown's over. | Lockdown's over. |
239 | 00:20:43,620 | 00:20:48,260 | No disrespect to Bernard but...do you think it's too soon to start my flying lessons again? | No disrespect to Bernard but...do you think it's too soon to start my flying lessons again? |
240 | 00:20:50,620 | 00:20:52,180 | I'm way ahead of you. | I'm way ahead of you. |
241 | 00:20:54,780 | 00:20:56,570 | Hey. Hey. | Hey. Hey. |
242 | 00:20:56,620 | 00:20:58,140 | Hi. Hi. | Hi. Hi. |
243 | 00:21:00,420 | 00:21:03,580 | We're flying again. Well, you better get up there. Practise. | We're flying again. Well, you better get up there. Practise. |
244 | 00:21:04,860 | 00:21:07,980 | I have other plans, thanks. A date? Finally. | I have other plans, thanks. A date? Finally. |
245 | 00:21:08,620 | 00:21:11,330 | Business actually. Man with a plan. | Business actually. Man with a plan. |
246 | 00:21:11,380 | 00:21:13,540 | Alex! Gav, that's great. | Alex! Gav, that's great. |
247 | 00:21:14,700 | 00:21:18,490 | Yeah, and if they come off, you can have all the free flying lessons you want. | Yeah, and if they come off, you can have all the free flying lessons you want. |
248 | 00:21:18,540 | 00:21:20,300 | Oh. Thank you. | Oh. Thank you. |
249 | 00:21:27,820 | 00:21:30,410 | Think about it, but call me as soon as possible. | Think about it, but call me as soon as possible. |
250 | 00:21:30,460 | 00:21:34,700 | Sure. Oh, Inspector Barnaby. Are you tailing me? | Sure. Oh, Inspector Barnaby. Are you tailing me? |
251 | 00:21:35,420 | 00:21:38,620 | Should I be? Bye, Steph. | Should I be? Bye, Steph. |
252 | 00:21:41,220 | 00:21:43,140 | Mrs King, Detective Sergeant Nelson. | Mrs King, Detective Sergeant Nelson. |
253 | 00:21:44,020 | 00:21:46,100 | Do you mind taking your shoes off? | Do you mind taking your shoes off? |
254 | 00:21:51,540 | 00:21:56,220 | Do you know the password, Mrs King? No. I hardly ever came in here. | Do you know the password, Mrs King? No. I hardly ever came in here. |
255 | 00:21:57,940 | 00:22:00,010 | We'll have to take this in, I'm afraid. Fine. | We'll have to take this in, I'm afraid. Fine. |
256 | 00:22:00,060 | 00:22:02,300 | "Finchmere: An Airfield At War". | "Finchmere: An Airfield At War". |
257 | 00:22:03,260 | 00:22:05,010 | Bernard's latest obsession. | Bernard's latest obsession. |
258 | 00:22:05,060 | 00:22:08,060 | Which would be pretty much a history of the Darnley family. | Which would be pretty much a history of the Darnley family. |
259 | 00:22:08,980 | 00:22:14,420 | Yes. But Molly wasn't keen, said Bernard was prying. | Yes. But Molly wasn't keen, said Bernard was prying. |
260 | 00:22:22,540 | 00:22:26,490 | So did your husband and Perry work with each other before they retired? | So did your husband and Perry work with each other before they retired? |
261 | 00:22:26,540 | 00:22:32,050 | No. No, Bernard was skipper on long-haul passenger planes. 747 Airbus. | No. No, Bernard was skipper on long-haul passenger planes. 747 Airbus. |
262 | 00:22:32,100 | 00:22:34,090 | Perry was mainly freight. | Perry was mainly freight. |
263 | 00:22:34,140 | 00:22:37,420 | The flying club was being taken to court in a civil action. | The flying club was being taken to court in a civil action. |
264 | 00:22:38,620 | 00:22:40,530 | I wouldn't know. | I wouldn't know. |
265 | 00:22:40,580 | 00:22:44,010 | The litigants, the Finchmere Residents Action Group. | The litigants, the Finchmere Residents Action Group. |
266 | 00:22:44,060 | 00:22:46,060 | Headed up by a Mr Edward Rayner. | Headed up by a Mr Edward Rayner. |
267 | 00:22:50,780 | 00:22:55,100 | So, Mr Rayner, you didn't think it was worth telling me that you were the protest leader? | So, Mr Rayner, you didn't think it was worth telling me that you were the protest leader? |
268 | 00:22:55,660 | 00:22:58,660 | You didn't ask. What's your gripe? | You didn't ask. What's your gripe? |
269 | 00:22:59,420 | 00:23:02,810 | This area isn't just a playpen for rich kiddies with expensive toys. | This area isn't just a playpen for rich kiddies with expensive toys. |
270 | 00:23:02,860 | 00:23:06,210 | Working people live here and we don't like the noise. | Working people live here and we don't like the noise. |
271 | 00:23:06,260 | 00:23:08,340 | So what are you doing plane spotting? | So what are you doing plane spotting? |
272 | 00:23:09,900 | 00:23:13,980 | Checking to see how many times they break the noise limit regs. | Checking to see how many times they break the noise limit regs. |
273 | 00:23:15,220 | 00:23:19,050 | We want the place closed down. | We want the place closed down. |
274 | 00:23:19,100 | 00:23:22,050 | But your daughter works there. Do you want Jessie to be out of a job? | But your daughter works there. Do you want Jessie to be out of a job? |
275 | 00:23:22,100 | 00:23:27,450 | Do her good. Make a bit of sense of her life. Get away from those Darnley people. | Do her good. Make a bit of sense of her life. Get away from those Darnley people. |
276 | 00:23:27,500 | 00:23:31,820 | She being engaged to Alex Darnley. Never gonna happen. | She being engaged to Alex Darnley. Never gonna happen. |
277 | 00:23:40,100 | 00:23:43,260 | Right. Here we go. | Right. Here we go. |
278 | 00:23:48,820 | 00:23:51,250 | Mum, Dad. Katie! | Mum, Dad. Katie! |
279 | 00:23:51,300 | 00:23:53,300 | Come on through. | Come on through. |
280 | 00:23:55,700 | 00:23:59,420 | Hello, darling. How lovely to see you. | Hello, darling. How lovely to see you. |
281 | 00:23:59,900 | 00:24:01,650 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
282 | 00:24:01,700 | 00:24:03,930 | Mum, Dad, this is my lodger Charlie. | Mum, Dad, this is my lodger Charlie. |
283 | 00:24:03,980 | 00:24:06,570 | Giles and Laura. Hello. Pleased to meet you. | Giles and Laura. Hello. Pleased to meet you. |
284 | 00:24:06,620 | 00:24:08,580 | Oh, lovely to meet you at last. | Oh, lovely to meet you at last. |
285 | 00:24:10,380 | 00:24:13,330 | Oh, and look at the place, it looks so clean. | Oh, and look at the place, it looks so clean. |
286 | 00:24:13,380 | 00:24:16,420 | That must be you. Katie's room always looked like a bomb site. | That must be you. Katie's room always looked like a bomb site. |
287 | 00:24:17,540 | 00:24:19,690 | I'll take the bags up. Oh, no, I'll do that. | I'll take the bags up. Oh, no, I'll do that. |
288 | 00:24:19,740 | 00:24:21,180 | Oh, right. | Oh, right. |
289 | 00:24:23,780 | 00:24:27,090 | He's driving me insane. I wish he'd never retired. | He's driving me insane. I wish he'd never retired. |
290 | 00:24:27,140 | 00:24:30,460 | I'm so glad to be here with you and spread the load a bit. | I'm so glad to be here with you and spread the load a bit. |
291 | 00:24:44,020 | 00:24:45,500 | Dad. | Dad. |
292 | 00:24:46,060 | 00:24:50,090 | And so we were thinking about mid-September when Alex has got some leave due. | And so we were thinking about mid-September when Alex has got some leave due. |
293 | 00:24:50,140 | 00:24:54,930 | I'd really like you to do all the, you know, traditional, giving-me-away stuff. | I'd really like you to do all the, you know, traditional, giving-me-away stuff. |
294 | 00:24:54,980 | 00:24:58,220 | I'd just really like you to be there, Dad. | I'd just really like you to be there, Dad. |
295 | 00:25:03,500 | 00:25:05,780 | Have you totally forgotten your mother? | Have you totally forgotten your mother? |
296 | 00:25:07,220 | 00:25:08,500 | Dad... | Dad... |
297 | 00:25:10,300 | 00:25:14,570 | I have to move on. I have to make a life for myself. | I have to move on. I have to make a life for myself. |
298 | 00:25:14,620 | 00:25:16,900 | I can't live in the past. | I can't live in the past. |
299 | 00:25:18,580 | 00:25:20,850 | I want you to call it off, Jess. | I want you to call it off, Jess. |
300 | 00:25:20,900 | 00:25:22,700 | For your mum. | For your mum. |
301 | 00:25:26,220 | 00:25:28,170 | Dad. | Dad. |
302 | 00:25:28,220 | 00:25:30,460 | This wedding is gonna happen with or without you. | This wedding is gonna happen with or without you. |
303 | 00:25:37,300 | 00:25:39,820 | Well, yes, I'm...I'm managing. | Well, yes, I'm...I'm managing. |
304 | 00:25:39,940 | 00:25:43,660 | Well...it's tough but, you know, Sykes and I, we're guys. | Well...it's tough but, you know, Sykes and I, we're guys. |
305 | 00:25:44,180 | 00:25:46,180 | We can hack it. | We can hack it. |
306 | 00:25:47,540 | 00:25:51,540 | Yeah. Yeah, OK, darling. Love to the bump. Night. | Yeah. Yeah, OK, darling. Love to the bump. Night. |
307 | 00:25:54,460 | 00:25:58,860 | Right, this could be our last ever box set night. | Right, this could be our last ever box set night. |
308 | 00:25:59,460 | 00:26:03,700 | We'll eat after three episodes. Don't bark at the dogs. | We'll eat after three episodes. Don't bark at the dogs. |
309 | 00:26:22,780 | 00:26:26,210 | Nelson? What's the matter? Nothing, sir. | Nelson? What's the matter? Nothing, sir. |
310 | 00:26:26,260 | 00:26:29,570 | I just thought, as you were on your own, you might want to go over the case. | I just thought, as you were on your own, you might want to go over the case. |
311 | 00:26:29,620 | 00:26:31,620 | I had a couple of thoughts. | I had a couple of thoughts. |
312 | 00:26:39,060 | 00:26:42,650 | And how are things with the parents? Oh, great, great. | And how are things with the parents? Oh, great, great. |
313 | 00:26:46,260 | 00:26:48,180 | So, Stephanie? | So, Stephanie? |
314 | 00:26:49,820 | 00:26:52,970 | She's thinking about it. Not for too long, I hope. | She's thinking about it. Not for too long, I hope. |
315 | 00:26:53,020 | 00:26:55,020 | Keep the pressure on. | Keep the pressure on. |
316 | 00:26:56,900 | 00:26:59,260 | I have done absolutely everything so far. | I have done absolutely everything so far. |
317 | 00:27:00,580 | 00:27:02,970 | Well, it was your idea. | Well, it was your idea. |
318 | 00:27:03,020 | 00:27:05,340 | What are you gonna do to move things along? | What are you gonna do to move things along? |
319 | 00:27:06,180 | 00:27:09,700 | Do nothing. Be your usual ineffectual self. | Do nothing. Be your usual ineffectual self. |
320 | 00:27:12,940 | 00:27:14,940 | I've lost my appetite. | I've lost my appetite. |
321 | 00:27:17,020 | 00:27:18,660 | This better work, Perry. | This better work, Perry. |
322 | 00:27:19,660 | 00:27:22,820 | If we fail, we lose this place - everything. | If we fail, we lose this place - everything. |
323 | 00:27:24,060 | 00:27:26,140 | Mummy won't be happy. | Mummy won't be happy. |
324 | 00:27:32,580 | 00:27:37,180 | So... Bernard is here in the control room. | So... Bernard is here in the control room. |
325 | 00:27:38,220 | 00:27:40,660 | And then he's here in the plane. | And then he's here in the plane. |
326 | 00:27:40,940 | 00:27:44,970 | But we've found no traces of blood or a struggle in the control room. | But we've found no traces of blood or a struggle in the control room. |
327 | 00:27:45,020 | 00:27:47,130 | Only blood in the plane. | Only blood in the plane. |
328 | 00:27:47,180 | 00:27:50,530 | So how does he get from A to B? He walks, I guess. | So how does he get from A to B? He walks, I guess. |
329 | 00:27:50,580 | 00:27:54,980 | But why? He sees something? Someone? | But why? He sees something? Someone? |
330 | 00:27:55,740 | 00:27:58,300 | OK, so he goes over to the plane. | OK, so he goes over to the plane. |
331 | 00:27:58,980 | 00:28:02,930 | And going by the blood splatter he was clobbered as he was climbing in. | And going by the blood splatter he was clobbered as he was climbing in. |
332 | 00:28:02,980 | 00:28:06,210 | Yeah, but why was he getting into his plane at that time at night? | Yeah, but why was he getting into his plane at that time at night? |
333 | 00:28:06,260 | 00:28:08,450 | And why did he take his keys with him? | And why did he take his keys with him? |
334 | 00:28:08,500 | 00:28:11,850 | Jessie says that some of the flyers leave their keys in their planes. | Jessie says that some of the flyers leave their keys in their planes. |
335 | 00:28:11,900 | 00:28:14,460 | But Bernard would never do that, he's too "by the book". | But Bernard would never do that, he's too "by the book". |
336 | 00:28:15,660 | 00:28:18,420 | So...his keys would have been in the hangar. | So...his keys would have been in the hangar. |
337 | 00:28:20,660 | 00:28:23,220 | The killer must have known which keys were his. | The killer must have known which keys were his. |
338 | 00:28:23,420 | 00:28:25,980 | Which locks us back in to the airfield crowd. | Which locks us back in to the airfield crowd. |
339 | 00:28:29,580 | 00:28:31,580 | We'll run all this tomorrow. | We'll run all this tomorrow. |
340 | 00:29:20,980 | 00:29:22,980 | Yes! | Yes! |
341 | 00:29:33,960 | 00:29:38,320 | So...if the body was slumped across the passenger seat... | So...if the body was slumped across the passenger seat... |
342 | 00:29:38,600 | 00:29:40,600 | Nelson, body. | Nelson, body. |
343 | 00:29:55,160 | 00:29:57,320 | All right. Come on. | All right. Come on. |
344 | 00:29:59,400 | 00:30:02,600 | OK, well, anybody could do that. | OK, well, anybody could do that. |
345 | 00:30:03,360 | 00:30:08,000 | OK, so Bernard is slumped in the seat. Anything to stop you taking off? | OK, so Bernard is slumped in the seat. Anything to stop you taking off? |
346 | 00:30:08,640 | 00:30:10,040 | No. | No. |
347 | 00:30:12,640 | 00:30:16,750 | Easy. OK. So, fly, fly, fly, out over the lake. | Easy. OK. So, fly, fly, fly, out over the lake. |
348 | 00:30:16,800 | 00:30:19,350 | Then how do you off-load the unconscious man? | Then how do you off-load the unconscious man? |
349 | 00:30:19,400 | 00:30:22,200 | I guess...lock in a slight circular bank. | I guess...lock in a slight circular bank. |
350 | 00:30:22,920 | 00:30:25,520 | Lean over the body, open the door... | Lean over the body, open the door... |
351 | 00:30:26,360 | 00:30:28,520 | Then just push the body out. | Then just push the body out. |
352 | 00:30:29,520 | 00:30:30,760 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
353 | 00:30:38,480 | 00:30:40,960 | So, Gavin, has business been bad for a while? | So, Gavin, has business been bad for a while? |
354 | 00:30:43,280 | 00:30:45,720 | Up and down. I ran a check on you. | Up and down. I ran a check on you. |
355 | 00:30:46,240 | 00:30:49,630 | Two court orders for non-payment of debts last year. | Two court orders for non-payment of debts last year. |
356 | 00:30:49,680 | 00:30:52,280 | Bernard was holding back my wages. Why? | Bernard was holding back my wages. Why? |
357 | 00:30:53,560 | 00:30:57,960 | Finchmere's been struggling for years. I was just the bloke at the end of the food chain. | Finchmere's been struggling for years. I was just the bloke at the end of the food chain. |
358 | 00:30:59,400 | 00:31:01,400 | Is that all? For now. | Is that all? For now. |
359 | 00:31:04,600 | 00:31:08,870 | Right, get stuck into everyone's finances. And chase up our tech people. | Right, get stuck into everyone's finances. And chase up our tech people. |
360 | 00:31:08,920 | 00:31:11,120 | Bernard's computer is their top priority. | Bernard's computer is their top priority. |
361 | 00:31:24,200 | 00:31:27,150 | So you came, eh? Of course. | So you came, eh? Of course. |
362 | 00:31:27,200 | 00:31:30,360 | My future father-in-law wants a chat... here I am. | My future father-in-law wants a chat... here I am. |
363 | 00:31:31,640 | 00:31:34,920 | So, let me guess. You want to come to the wedding, after all. | So, let me guess. You want to come to the wedding, after all. |
364 | 00:31:38,880 | 00:31:41,680 | I want you to cancel the wedding. | I want you to cancel the wedding. |
365 | 00:31:43,440 | 00:31:47,080 | Eddie, I love Jessie. Why would I do that? | Eddie, I love Jessie. Why would I do that? |
366 | 00:31:51,080 | 00:31:53,200 | Because I know what you've done, don't I? | Because I know what you've done, don't I? |
367 | 00:31:54,720 | 00:31:56,720 | You think about it. | You think about it. |
368 | 00:32:03,760 | 00:32:05,320 | Katie? | Katie? |
369 | 00:32:05,880 | 00:32:08,120 | Dad. What are you doing here? | Dad. What are you doing here? |
370 | 00:32:08,640 | 00:32:13,760 | Oh, you know... Mum's gone shopping, bit of a loose end. | Oh, you know... Mum's gone shopping, bit of a loose end. |
371 | 00:32:15,560 | 00:32:18,000 | Got time for a coffee? I'm working. | Got time for a coffee? I'm working. |
372 | 00:32:21,120 | 00:32:22,920 | You need an assistant. | You need an assistant. |
373 | 00:32:24,560 | 00:32:28,000 | I never did my own paperwork. Well, you were the maestro. | I never did my own paperwork. Well, you were the maestro. |
374 | 00:32:28,960 | 00:32:30,750 | Still could be. | Still could be. |
375 | 00:32:30,800 | 00:32:33,640 | Look at that hand. Steady as a rock. | Look at that hand. Steady as a rock. |
376 | 00:32:37,040 | 00:32:40,680 | Still enjoying it then? Why wouldn't I be? | Still enjoying it then? Why wouldn't I be? |
377 | 00:32:41,800 | 00:32:43,760 | Oh, you know. No reason. | Oh, you know. No reason. |
378 | 00:32:46,280 | 00:32:49,360 | Maybe a bit gloomy. On your own, dead people. | Maybe a bit gloomy. On your own, dead people. |
379 | 00:32:50,880 | 00:32:52,910 | Bit Twilight Zone. | Bit Twilight Zone. |
380 | 00:32:52,960 | 00:32:56,960 | What are you saying? Nothing. Just observing. | What are you saying? Nothing. Just observing. |
381 | 00:32:58,560 | 00:33:01,270 | You still don't think I should be a pathologist, do you? | You still don't think I should be a pathologist, do you? |
382 | 00:33:01,320 | 00:33:04,840 | No. No. Very important job. | No. No. Very important job. |
383 | 00:33:05,280 | 00:33:07,880 | Surgeons really need you guys. Yes, you do. | Surgeons really need you guys. Yes, you do. |
384 | 00:33:16,760 | 00:33:19,240 | Let's go for that coffee. Ah. | Let's go for that coffee. Ah. |
385 | 00:33:26,240 | 00:33:28,790 | Ah, he's just flying a kite. | Ah, he's just flying a kite. |
386 | 00:33:28,840 | 00:33:31,320 | Maybe we should drop him from a great height. | Maybe we should drop him from a great height. |
387 | 00:33:32,160 | 00:33:35,360 | Careful. What are you two gossiping about? | Careful. What are you two gossiping about? |
388 | 00:33:36,720 | 00:33:38,350 | Your lovely dad. | Your lovely dad. |
389 | 00:33:38,400 | 00:33:40,870 | Yeah, he's still not keen on our marriage plans. | Yeah, he's still not keen on our marriage plans. |
390 | 00:33:40,920 | 00:33:43,120 | You saw him? I went round. | You saw him? I went round. |
391 | 00:33:43,600 | 00:33:46,000 | I wanted to try one last time to win him over. | I wanted to try one last time to win him over. |
392 | 00:33:47,560 | 00:33:50,840 | If that man thinks he's gonna ruin my life he's got another thing coming! | If that man thinks he's gonna ruin my life he's got another thing coming! |
393 | 00:34:00,160 | 00:34:01,310 | Computer? | Computer? |
394 | 00:34:01,360 | 00:34:05,000 | Still trying to crack it. Bernard was very security-minded. | Still trying to crack it. Bernard was very security-minded. |
395 | 00:34:05,360 | 00:34:06,350 | Finances? | Finances? |
396 | 00:34:06,400 | 00:34:08,590 | Bernard and Stephanie King were comfortably off | Bernard and Stephanie King were comfortably off |
397 | 00:34:08,640 | 00:34:11,550 | until Bernard bought half of the airfield off Perry | until Bernard bought half of the airfield off Perry |
398 | 00:34:11,600 | 00:34:14,390 | and then the place started to get slammed by the recession. | and then the place started to get slammed by the recession. |
399 | 00:34:14,440 | 00:34:16,230 | The Darnleys? Oh, huge debts. | The Darnleys? Oh, huge debts. |
400 | 00:34:16,280 | 00:34:19,630 | But they've promised to pay back everything in a few weeks. | But they've promised to pay back everything in a few weeks. |
401 | 00:34:19,680 | 00:34:22,360 | How are they doing that? Selling the airfield. | How are they doing that? Selling the airfield. |
402 | 00:34:23,240 | 00:34:25,870 | A failing airfield. Not worth much. | A failing airfield. Not worth much. |
403 | 00:34:25,920 | 00:34:29,990 | I checked with planning. They'd applied for change of use to light industrial. | I checked with planning. They'd applied for change of use to light industrial. |
404 | 00:34:30,040 | 00:34:32,310 | Lateral thinking. Very good. | Lateral thinking. Very good. |
405 | 00:34:32,360 | 00:34:35,150 | It'll be worth serious money when that goes through. | It'll be worth serious money when that goes through. |
406 | 00:34:35,200 | 00:34:41,280 | So, presumably, widow Stephanie will now own Bernard's share of the airfield. | So, presumably, widow Stephanie will now own Bernard's share of the airfield. |
407 | 00:34:42,360 | 00:34:46,350 | Go and have a chat with er...Sally, her receptionist. She's very chirpy. | Go and have a chat with er...Sally, her receptionist. She's very chirpy. |
408 | 00:34:46,400 | 00:34:50,640 | See if you can get a handle on Stephanie and her marriage to Bernard. | See if you can get a handle on Stephanie and her marriage to Bernard. |
409 | 00:34:55,320 | 00:34:58,510 | There she goes: run, run, run, hours and hours. | There she goes: run, run, run, hours and hours. |
410 | 00:34:58,560 | 00:35:01,520 | Keeps her fit. Mm! She comes back glowing. | Keeps her fit. Mm! She comes back glowing. |
411 | 00:35:03,040 | 00:35:05,150 | Do you think maybe she's off to erm...? | Do you think maybe she's off to erm...? |
412 | 00:35:05,200 | 00:35:07,960 | No. They had a lovely marriage. | No. They had a lovely marriage. |
413 | 00:35:08,960 | 00:35:10,960 | Shall we? | Shall we? |
414 | 00:35:14,360 | 00:35:15,630 | Money problems? | Money problems? |
415 | 00:35:15,680 | 00:35:19,110 | Salon's a bit of a hobby, but they seem to do all right. | Salon's a bit of a hobby, but they seem to do all right. |
416 | 00:35:19,160 | 00:35:21,190 | And are you a member of Finchmere? | And are you a member of Finchmere? |
417 | 00:35:21,240 | 00:35:24,950 | You kidding? They're all a bunch of bores except for Jessie. | You kidding? They're all a bunch of bores except for Jessie. |
418 | 00:35:25,000 | 00:35:27,400 | Do you know Jessie? Yeah, she's a mate from school. | Do you know Jessie? Yeah, she's a mate from school. |
419 | 00:35:29,640 | 00:35:31,520 | It's a shame she's with the wrong guy. | It's a shame she's with the wrong guy. |
420 | 00:35:32,120 | 00:35:34,230 | What's wrong with Alex? | What's wrong with Alex? |
421 | 00:35:34,280 | 00:35:37,390 | His mother. Old sabre-toothed Miranda. | His mother. Old sabre-toothed Miranda. |
422 | 00:35:37,440 | 00:35:39,670 | She thinks Jessie's far too common for a Darnley. | She thinks Jessie's far too common for a Darnley. |
423 | 00:35:39,720 | 00:35:42,350 | Really, Gavin's much more her speed. | Really, Gavin's much more her speed. |
424 | 00:35:42,400 | 00:35:45,000 | Why doesn't she see that? She's damaged. | Why doesn't she see that? She's damaged. |
425 | 00:35:46,000 | 00:35:48,910 | Had a hard time with her dad being a head case and her mum dying. | Had a hard time with her dad being a head case and her mum dying. |
426 | 00:35:48,960 | 00:35:52,670 | Her mum? Joan Rayner, used to clean for the Darnleys. | Her mum? Joan Rayner, used to clean for the Darnleys. |
427 | 00:35:52,720 | 00:35:56,190 | But then Perry gets the push from his airline... He said he retired. | But then Perry gets the push from his airline... He said he retired. |
428 | 00:35:56,240 | 00:35:58,240 | He was fired. | He was fired. |
429 | 00:35:59,440 | 00:36:02,270 | So Perry gets fired. | So Perry gets fired. |
430 | 00:36:02,320 | 00:36:07,910 | Then as things go south at Darnley Hall, Joan Rayner, Eddie's wife, has an aneurism. | Then as things go south at Darnley Hall, Joan Rayner, Eddie's wife, has an aneurism. |
431 | 00:36:07,960 | 00:36:09,910 | Dead before she hits the floor. | Dead before she hits the floor. |
432 | 00:36:09,960 | 00:36:12,910 | Eddie blames the Darnleys for stressing her out. | Eddie blames the Darnleys for stressing her out. |
433 | 00:36:12,960 | 00:36:15,990 | Medically unlikely. Very. | Medically unlikely. Very. |
434 | 00:36:16,040 | 00:36:21,880 | I think in the Darnleys he found a target for his own failings and got obsessed about it. | I think in the Darnleys he found a target for his own failings and got obsessed about it. |
435 | 00:36:23,200 | 00:36:27,150 | We got into Bernard's computer. Lots of detail on the residents' group. | We got into Bernard's computer. Lots of detail on the residents' group. |
436 | 00:36:27,200 | 00:36:31,350 | The court chucked out their protests two years ago. Lack of proper evidence. | The court chucked out their protests two years ago. Lack of proper evidence. |
437 | 00:36:31,400 | 00:36:37,160 | Then...more recently there were some very threatening, but anonymous e-mails. | Then...more recently there were some very threatening, but anonymous e-mails. |
438 | 00:36:42,160 | 00:36:46,710 | Eddie? He fails the legal route and graduates to threats? | Eddie? He fails the legal route and graduates to threats? |
439 | 00:36:46,760 | 00:36:50,710 | Tech are still trying to trace the origin through the IP address, but meanwhile... | Tech are still trying to trace the origin through the IP address, but meanwhile... |
440 | 00:36:50,760 | 00:36:52,440 | Bring him in? | Bring him in? |
441 | 00:37:02,160 | 00:37:04,160 | Hello? Yes. | Hello? Yes. |
442 | 00:37:05,560 | 00:37:07,240 | All right, I'm on my way. | All right, I'm on my way. |
443 | 00:38:30,080 | 00:38:32,120 | Come on. Bloody connect. | Come on. Bloody connect. |
444 | 00:38:34,120 | 00:38:36,120 | Come on. | Come on. |
445 | 00:38:37,880 | 00:38:39,880 | Come on. | Come on. |
446 | 00:39:45,980 | 00:39:48,050 | The farmer called it in an hour ago. | The farmer called it in an hour ago. |
447 | 00:39:48,100 | 00:39:51,300 | He's got complex compound skull vertex fracture... | He's got complex compound skull vertex fracture... |
448 | 00:39:51,940 | 00:39:56,660 | multiple intracranial haemorrhages, blow out fractures of three cervical vertebrae. | multiple intracranial haemorrhages, blow out fractures of three cervical vertebrae. |
449 | 00:39:57,580 | 00:39:59,330 | Instantly fatal. | Instantly fatal. |
450 | 00:39:59,380 | 00:40:01,500 | No kidding. Half his head's caved in. | No kidding. Half his head's caved in. |
451 | 00:40:02,820 | 00:40:05,970 | What was it? It's hard to tell right now. | What was it? It's hard to tell right now. |
452 | 00:40:06,020 | 00:40:08,090 | Some dark substance here. | Some dark substance here. |
453 | 00:40:08,140 | 00:40:09,890 | Compound rubber, I expect. | Compound rubber, I expect. |
454 | 00:40:09,940 | 00:40:15,660 | Aviation fuel, wind-flattened crops - I think he was chased by a small plane. | Aviation fuel, wind-flattened crops - I think he was chased by a small plane. |
455 | 00:40:16,220 | 00:40:20,090 | Good flyer, then. Brilliant. That is precision work. | Good flyer, then. Brilliant. That is precision work. |
456 | 00:40:20,140 | 00:40:21,610 | The plane should be easy to find. | The plane should be easy to find. |
457 | 00:40:21,660 | 00:40:24,650 | Impact like this is going to leave hair and blood traces on the wheel | Impact like this is going to leave hair and blood traces on the wheel |
458 | 00:40:24,700 | 00:40:27,010 | and maybe even damage to the plane itself. | and maybe even damage to the plane itself. |
459 | 00:40:31,140 | 00:40:34,490 | Testing. Hello. | Testing. Hello. |
460 | 00:40:34,540 | 00:40:37,450 | Hello, hello, this is your captain speaking. | Hello, hello, this is your captain speaking. |
461 | 00:40:37,500 | 00:40:40,690 | The emergency exits are located at the rear of the airfield, | The emergency exits are located at the rear of the airfield, |
462 | 00:40:40,740 | 00:40:43,850 | at the middle of the airfield and in Finchmere. | at the middle of the airfield and in Finchmere. |
463 | 00:40:43,900 | 00:40:46,770 | Perhaps we should cancel the air show. | Perhaps we should cancel the air show. |
464 | 00:40:46,820 | 00:40:49,890 | Bit of luck it'll bring the perpetrator out of the woodwork. | Bit of luck it'll bring the perpetrator out of the woodwork. |
465 | 00:40:49,940 | 00:40:54,100 | Please remember to collect your passes from reception for tomorrow's air show. | Please remember to collect your passes from reception for tomorrow's air show. |
466 | 00:40:54,660 | 00:40:58,220 | Yeah, I was over that way. Practising stunts, for the show. | Yeah, I was over that way. Practising stunts, for the show. |
467 | 00:40:59,100 | 00:41:02,380 | Can anyone vouch for you? No, I was on my own. | Can anyone vouch for you? No, I was on my own. |
468 | 00:41:03,460 | 00:41:05,620 | Did you see anybody else flying in that area? | Did you see anybody else flying in that area? |
469 | 00:41:08,060 | 00:41:09,570 | Big sky. | Big sky. |
470 | 00:41:09,620 | 00:41:11,940 | Jessie, were you flying this morning? | Jessie, were you flying this morning? |
471 | 00:41:13,940 | 00:41:15,370 | You think I did it? | You think I did it? |
472 | 00:41:15,420 | 00:41:19,620 | We need to find out where everybody was, so that we can eliminate them from our enquiries. | We need to find out where everybody was, so that we can eliminate them from our enquiries. |
473 | 00:41:21,260 | 00:41:23,530 | Yes. Sorry. | Yes. Sorry. |
474 | 00:41:23,580 | 00:41:27,860 | Erm...I was just chasing up a supplier in Causton. | Erm...I was just chasing up a supplier in Causton. |
475 | 00:41:29,580 | 00:41:32,900 | Did anybody have a particular grudge against your father? | Did anybody have a particular grudge against your father? |
476 | 00:41:34,500 | 00:41:36,820 | No, not really. | No, not really. |
477 | 00:41:38,060 | 00:41:41,060 | It was usually him against the world rather than... | It was usually him against the world rather than... |
478 | 00:41:46,500 | 00:41:50,620 | Nelson, would you take Jessie back to her dad's house? Get her a cup of tea. | Nelson, would you take Jessie back to her dad's house? Get her a cup of tea. |
479 | 00:41:51,300 | 00:41:54,140 | I'm sorry to do this but we need to search your father's home. | I'm sorry to do this but we need to search your father's home. |
480 | 00:41:57,020 | 00:42:00,210 | Yes, I was in the air about then. Where were you going? | Yes, I was in the air about then. Where were you going? |
481 | 00:42:00,260 | 00:42:03,140 | Nowhere. Just flying. | Nowhere. Just flying. |
482 | 00:42:03,580 | 00:42:05,650 | Mrs Darnley? | Mrs Darnley? |
483 | 00:42:05,700 | 00:42:10,020 | I was searching for bunting. On the high street, not in the air. | I was searching for bunting. On the high street, not in the air. |
484 | 00:42:10,500 | 00:42:12,090 | And your son? | And your son? |
485 | 00:42:12,140 | 00:42:14,980 | I expect he was defending his country on his base. | I expect he was defending his country on his base. |
486 | 00:42:17,140 | 00:42:19,210 | And I gather you're selling the airfield? | And I gather you're selling the airfield? |
487 | 00:42:19,260 | 00:42:21,530 | Er... What was that? | Er... What was that? |
488 | 00:42:21,580 | 00:42:25,900 | I understood... No. No. I don't know where you got that from. | I understood... No. No. I don't know where you got that from. |
489 | 00:42:29,900 | 00:42:31,820 | From your bank manager. | From your bank manager. |
490 | 00:42:34,900 | 00:42:37,580 | Perry. Is this true? | Perry. Is this true? |
491 | 00:42:38,180 | 00:42:41,220 | Not now, Molly. Be quiet! Perry? | Not now, Molly. Be quiet! Perry? |
492 | 00:42:43,220 | 00:42:45,700 | Times are tough, Mum. | Times are tough, Mum. |
493 | 00:42:46,140 | 00:42:50,850 | You're selling our airfield? My airfield. Mine and Bernard's. | You're selling our airfield? My airfield. Mine and Bernard's. |
494 | 00:42:50,900 | 00:42:56,860 | It's Henry's airfield. It's where he commanded the pilots who saved this country. | It's Henry's airfield. It's where he commanded the pilots who saved this country. |
495 | 00:42:58,260 | 00:43:02,980 | It's where he met me. It's where we were married. | It's where he met me. It's where we were married. |
496 | 00:43:04,980 | 00:43:09,540 | Yes, where I was laughed at and humiliated by my sainted father. | Yes, where I was laughed at and humiliated by my sainted father. |
497 | 00:43:10,580 | 00:43:14,180 | Where I was always being told, "Oh, you'll never be as good as your father." | Where I was always being told, "Oh, you'll never be as good as your father." |
498 | 00:43:14,780 | 00:43:17,660 | I heard nothing but "Your father this, your father that". | I heard nothing but "Your father this, your father that". |
499 | 00:43:19,020 | 00:43:21,620 | Yes, Mum, I am selling the bloody airfield. | Yes, Mum, I am selling the bloody airfield. |
500 | 00:43:25,100 | 00:43:27,180 | I'm sorry you've had to witness this. | I'm sorry you've had to witness this. |
501 | 00:43:32,300 | 00:43:34,380 | Thank you, Inspector. Most helpful. | Thank you, Inspector. Most helpful. |
502 | 00:43:35,700 | 00:43:40,580 | Was it Bernard's idea to sell? No, actually, it was my idea. | Was it Bernard's idea to sell? No, actually, it was my idea. |
503 | 00:43:41,660 | 00:43:45,940 | I realised that with a change of use the place was worth an absolute packet. | I realised that with a change of use the place was worth an absolute packet. |
504 | 00:43:47,060 | 00:43:48,490 | All perfectly legal. | All perfectly legal. |
505 | 00:43:48,540 | 00:43:51,330 | Then why all the secrecy? | Then why all the secrecy? |
506 | 00:43:51,380 | 00:43:55,810 | They already hate us round here. They'll hate us more when the place is covered in factories. | They already hate us round here. They'll hate us more when the place is covered in factories. |
507 | 00:43:55,860 | 00:43:59,450 | So we've decided to keep it quiet until we get the rubber stamp. | So we've decided to keep it quiet until we get the rubber stamp. |
508 | 00:43:59,500 | 00:44:01,100 | And didn't Bernard object? | And didn't Bernard object? |
509 | 00:44:02,300 | 00:44:06,060 | No, he was fine. Really? It doesn't sound like him. | No, he was fine. Really? It doesn't sound like him. |
510 | 00:44:07,020 | 00:44:11,500 | Well, he objected at first. But I changed his mind. | Well, he objected at first. But I changed his mind. |
511 | 00:44:14,380 | 00:44:16,380 | How? | How? |
512 | 00:44:17,780 | 00:44:21,300 | I am a woman, he was a man. | I am a woman, he was a man. |
513 | 00:44:23,260 | 00:44:24,660 | Hm... | Hm... |
514 | 00:44:25,140 | 00:44:30,540 | No moral judgments, please. Not your job, Mr Policeman. | No moral judgments, please. Not your job, Mr Policeman. |
515 | 00:44:31,580 | 00:44:36,180 | And does your son know that you're selling what he might have expected to inherit? | And does your son know that you're selling what he might have expected to inherit? |
516 | 00:44:36,900 | 00:44:39,260 | He'll understand in time. | He'll understand in time. |
517 | 00:44:43,780 | 00:44:46,260 | Oh, we weren't even that close. | Oh, we weren't even that close. |
518 | 00:44:47,620 | 00:44:49,820 | He was your dad. I know. | He was your dad. I know. |
519 | 00:44:52,300 | 00:44:54,740 | Last time I saw him we had a terrible row. | Last time I saw him we had a terrible row. |
520 | 00:44:54,980 | 00:44:56,930 | What was that about? | What was that about? |
521 | 00:44:56,980 | 00:44:59,340 | Oh, about me and Alex getting engaged. | Oh, about me and Alex getting engaged. |
522 | 00:45:00,740 | 00:45:03,700 | Dad hated anything to do with the Darnleys. | Dad hated anything to do with the Darnleys. |
523 | 00:45:04,620 | 00:45:07,180 | And erm...Gavin? | And erm...Gavin? |
524 | 00:45:08,980 | 00:45:11,100 | Oh, I don't even know. | Oh, I don't even know. |
525 | 00:45:13,180 | 00:45:15,660 | This love stuff is so complicated, isn't it? | This love stuff is so complicated, isn't it? |
526 | 00:45:16,660 | 00:45:18,660 | What would you do? | What would you do? |
527 | 00:45:19,300 | 00:45:20,610 | Me? | Me? |
528 | 00:45:20,660 | 00:45:24,330 | My mum always said, "If you're lost, you should ask a policeman." | My mum always said, "If you're lost, you should ask a policeman." |
529 | 00:45:24,380 | 00:45:27,050 | I think she probably meant... I know, I know. | I think she probably meant... I know, I know. |
530 | 00:45:27,100 | 00:45:29,100 | What would you do? | What would you do? |
531 | 00:45:31,500 | 00:45:33,060 | Follow your heart. | Follow your heart. |
532 | 00:45:37,420 | 00:45:40,020 | You can let yourself out when you're done snooping. | You can let yourself out when you're done snooping. |
533 | 00:45:54,940 | 00:45:56,890 | Nothing. Not a trace on any of them. | Nothing. Not a trace on any of them. |
534 | 00:45:56,940 | 00:45:58,820 | See what you can get off the body. | See what you can get off the body. |
535 | 00:46:10,740 | 00:46:12,740 | Duggie? You OK? | Duggie? You OK? |
536 | 00:46:14,500 | 00:46:16,100 | Ellie's letters. | Ellie's letters. |
537 | 00:46:18,300 | 00:46:24,340 | Molly was in charge of the ATA pilots here and it was Molly that sent my sister up. | Molly was in charge of the ATA pilots here and it was Molly that sent my sister up. |
538 | 00:46:24,860 | 00:46:26,130 | Deliberate. | Deliberate. |
539 | 00:46:26,180 | 00:46:28,050 | Why would she do that? | Why would she do that? |
540 | 00:46:28,100 | 00:46:29,530 | Love! | Love! |
541 | 00:46:29,580 | 00:46:31,460 | It's all here. | It's all here. |
542 | 00:46:32,420 | 00:46:36,900 | They were both in love with Henry Darnley and Molly made sure she won him. | They were both in love with Henry Darnley and Molly made sure she won him. |
543 | 00:46:39,260 | 00:46:41,260 | Maybe we should put these away, eh? | Maybe we should put these away, eh? |
544 | 00:46:41,820 | 00:46:43,690 | She never posted half of them, you know. | She never posted half of them, you know. |
545 | 00:46:43,740 | 00:46:46,740 | Just wrote her little heart out and then stored them. | Just wrote her little heart out and then stored them. |
546 | 00:46:49,500 | 00:46:51,090 | That's all history now. | That's all history now. |
547 | 00:46:51,140 | 00:46:53,140 | No, it isn't. | No, it isn't. |
548 | 00:46:53,820 | 00:46:56,210 | You're going exactly the same way as Ellie. | You're going exactly the same way as Ellie. |
549 | 00:46:56,260 | 00:46:59,450 | Your just sitting there while Darnley steals your girl. | Your just sitting there while Darnley steals your girl. |
550 | 00:46:59,500 | 00:47:02,620 | Alex is my mate. Yeah, well, he won't be there for you. | Alex is my mate. Yeah, well, he won't be there for you. |
551 | 00:47:04,180 | 00:47:06,180 | He's not your wing man! | He's not your wing man! |
552 | 00:47:21,620 | 00:47:24,700 | Flight movements at Finchmere for the last two years? | Flight movements at Finchmere for the last two years? |
553 | 00:47:25,340 | 00:47:27,460 | Plus a lot of calibrated noise levels. | Plus a lot of calibrated noise levels. |
554 | 00:47:28,380 | 00:47:30,370 | They were building up quite a case. | They were building up quite a case. |
555 | 00:47:30,420 | 00:47:33,450 | OK, cross-reference all these with the airfield's logs, | OK, cross-reference all these with the airfield's logs, |
556 | 00:47:33,500 | 00:47:36,570 | then concentrate on the ones that seem to be breaking the curfew. | then concentrate on the ones that seem to be breaking the curfew. |
557 | 00:47:36,620 | 00:47:38,330 | What am I looking for? | What am I looking for? |
558 | 00:47:38,380 | 00:47:41,370 | Anomalies, patterns, anything out of the ordinary. | Anomalies, patterns, anything out of the ordinary. |
559 | 00:47:41,420 | 00:47:43,250 | I'm going back to the Kings' place | I'm going back to the Kings' place |
560 | 00:47:43,300 | 00:47:47,100 | to find out what Stephanie knows about these threatening e-mails. | to find out what Stephanie knows about these threatening e-mails. |
561 | 00:47:52,140 | 00:47:54,820 | Just delay it for a bit. Why? | Just delay it for a bit. Why? |
562 | 00:47:55,500 | 00:47:59,220 | Because I've got plans. I wanna get a bit of capital, modernise it. | Because I've got plans. I wanna get a bit of capital, modernise it. |
563 | 00:47:59,820 | 00:48:01,730 | Where are you gonna get this bit of capital? | Where are you gonna get this bit of capital? |
564 | 00:48:01,780 | 00:48:03,780 | I'm working on it. | I'm working on it. |
565 | 00:48:05,820 | 00:48:07,380 | No. It's all too late. | No. It's all too late. |
566 | 00:48:09,420 | 00:48:15,220 | Dad, I'm sorry you and Granddad didn't see eye to eye but we don't have to be the same. | Dad, I'm sorry you and Granddad didn't see eye to eye but we don't have to be the same. |
567 | 00:48:17,420 | 00:48:18,570 | Really? | Really? |
568 | 00:48:18,620 | 00:48:20,140 | We're good. | We're good. |
569 | 00:48:23,380 | 00:48:25,380 | No, you don't think that. | No, you don't think that. |
570 | 00:48:30,460 | 00:48:32,450 | You've tried your best. | You've tried your best. |
571 | 00:48:32,500 | 00:48:34,500 | It's up to them now. | It's up to them now. |
572 | 00:48:40,820 | 00:48:42,130 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
573 | 00:48:42,180 | 00:48:46,130 | Here I am talking about an airfield, when you've just lost your father. | Here I am talking about an airfield, when you've just lost your father. |
574 | 00:48:46,180 | 00:48:48,180 | Finchmere is our future. | Finchmere is our future. |
575 | 00:48:49,660 | 00:48:52,940 | And I will take care of you, I promise. | And I will take care of you, I promise. |
576 | 00:49:12,900 | 00:49:15,410 | Ah, Mrs King. Don't worry about that. | Ah, Mrs King. Don't worry about that. |
577 | 00:49:15,460 | 00:49:17,020 | It's fine. | It's fine. |
578 | 00:49:20,860 | 00:49:23,850 | How's the marathon training going? I've given up. | How's the marathon training going? I've given up. |
579 | 00:49:23,900 | 00:49:25,570 | Hearts not in it any more. | Hearts not in it any more. |
580 | 00:49:25,620 | 00:49:27,410 | That's a pity. | That's a pity. |
581 | 00:49:27,460 | 00:49:31,180 | I think I was only doing it to make Bernie proud but now he's gone... | I think I was only doing it to make Bernie proud but now he's gone... |
582 | 00:49:34,540 | 00:49:38,250 | Your husband had been receiving some pretty nasty hate mail recently. | Your husband had been receiving some pretty nasty hate mail recently. |
583 | 00:49:38,300 | 00:49:40,090 | Who from? | Who from? |
584 | 00:49:40,140 | 00:49:41,890 | I was hoping you might know that. | I was hoping you might know that. |
585 | 00:49:41,940 | 00:49:44,010 | No. What about? | No. What about? |
586 | 00:49:44,060 | 00:49:46,020 | Selling the airfield. | Selling the airfield. |
587 | 00:49:48,860 | 00:49:50,660 | Are you happy about selling it? | Are you happy about selling it? |
588 | 00:49:52,540 | 00:49:54,530 | Finchmere was Bernie's life. | Finchmere was Bernie's life. |
589 | 00:49:54,580 | 00:49:56,580 | I think it would be a betrayal. | I think it would be a betrayal. |
590 | 00:49:57,500 | 00:49:59,450 | Lot of money, though. | Lot of money, though. |
591 | 00:49:59,500 | 00:50:01,220 | I'll manage. | I'll manage. |
592 | 00:50:02,180 | 00:50:04,180 | Have you told the Darnleys? | Have you told the Darnleys? |
593 | 00:50:09,100 | 00:50:11,580 | Bringing your work home again, eh, Charlie? | Bringing your work home again, eh, Charlie? |
594 | 00:50:12,260 | 00:50:13,490 | In this case, yeah. | In this case, yeah. |
595 | 00:50:13,540 | 00:50:19,580 | I always used to say, "When you leave the hospital, you leave the job." Have a drink! | I always used to say, "When you leave the hospital, you leave the job." Have a drink! |
596 | 00:50:22,540 | 00:50:25,010 | Actually...I've gotta go out. | Actually...I've gotta go out. |
597 | 00:50:25,060 | 00:50:27,050 | Really? At this time of night? | Really? At this time of night? |
598 | 00:50:27,100 | 00:50:28,740 | I've gotta see the boss. | I've gotta see the boss. |
599 | 00:50:29,780 | 00:50:33,490 | Erm...Kate, he'll er... He'll need your input as well. | Erm...Kate, he'll er... He'll need your input as well. |
600 | 00:50:33,540 | 00:50:36,380 | Oh... Well...er... Sorry, work. | Oh... Well...er... Sorry, work. |
601 | 00:50:39,340 | 00:50:40,940 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
602 | 00:50:43,540 | 00:50:45,540 | What was all that about? | What was all that about? |
603 | 00:50:53,340 | 00:50:54,460 | Dinner! | Dinner! |
604 | 00:51:09,660 | 00:51:11,660 | Door's open! | Door's open! |
605 | 00:51:19,260 | 00:51:20,780 | Do join us. | Do join us. |
606 | 00:51:29,500 | 00:51:30,660 | Come here. | Come here. |
607 | 00:51:33,940 | 00:51:38,740 | So, to what do Sykes and I owe this gross breach of our "us" time? | So, to what do Sykes and I owe this gross breach of our "us" time? |
608 | 00:51:40,300 | 00:51:42,410 | I discovered a new thing about flyers. | I discovered a new thing about flyers. |
609 | 00:51:42,460 | 00:51:44,090 | The Icarus Complex. | The Icarus Complex. |
610 | 00:51:44,140 | 00:51:47,660 | It refers to people who'd suffer an internalisation of father-son rivalry. | It refers to people who'd suffer an internalisation of father-son rivalry. |
611 | 00:51:48,540 | 00:51:50,540 | Perry Darnley to a T. Good one, Kate. | Perry Darnley to a T. Good one, Kate. |
612 | 00:51:51,660 | 00:51:55,050 | Working late, working hard. Parental Avoidance Syndrome? | Working late, working hard. Parental Avoidance Syndrome? |
613 | 00:51:55,100 | 00:51:57,210 | Oh, is it that obvious? | Oh, is it that obvious? |
614 | 00:51:57,260 | 00:51:59,250 | I can spot it a mile off. | I can spot it a mile off. |
615 | 00:51:59,300 | 00:52:01,290 | How was Stephanie and her OCD? | How was Stephanie and her OCD? |
616 | 00:52:01,340 | 00:52:04,010 | I'm not sure it's actually her problem, really. | I'm not sure it's actually her problem, really. |
617 | 00:52:04,060 | 00:52:09,050 | I think it might have been Bernard's and she just sort of became a clone of him. | I think it might have been Bernard's and she just sort of became a clone of him. |
618 | 00:52:09,100 | 00:52:12,690 | But now she's carefully picking her way back to her former self. | But now she's carefully picking her way back to her former self. |
619 | 00:52:12,740 | 00:52:16,130 | She's given up the running and is asserting herself with the Darnleys | She's given up the running and is asserting herself with the Darnleys |
620 | 00:52:16,180 | 00:52:18,180 | by refusing to sell the airfield. | by refusing to sell the airfield. |
621 | 00:52:18,700 | 00:52:20,810 | Part of the grieving process? Yes. | Part of the grieving process? Yes. |
622 | 00:52:20,860 | 00:52:22,820 | Something I need to show you. | Something I need to show you. |
623 | 00:52:24,140 | 00:52:26,410 | I've found a pattern in Eddie's log book, | I've found a pattern in Eddie's log book, |
624 | 00:52:26,460 | 00:52:29,260 | regular flights in and out of Finchmere at night. | regular flights in and out of Finchmere at night. |
625 | 00:52:29,900 | 00:52:31,900 | There, see? Twice a month. | There, see? Twice a month. |
626 | 00:52:33,460 | 00:52:35,010 | "NL"? What does that mean? | "NL"? What does that mean? |
627 | 00:52:35,060 | 00:52:36,940 | I reckon it's "No Lights". | I reckon it's "No Lights". |
628 | 00:52:38,220 | 00:52:41,140 | Smuggling? It looks like it. | Smuggling? It looks like it. |
629 | 00:52:42,220 | 00:52:43,650 | Into Finchmere? | Into Finchmere? |
630 | 00:52:43,700 | 00:52:46,730 | Drugs, tobacco for a whole year - we'd have heard something. | Drugs, tobacco for a whole year - we'd have heard something. |
631 | 00:52:46,780 | 00:52:50,650 | Well, there's another no-lights flight which was outside of the pattern. | Well, there's another no-lights flight which was outside of the pattern. |
632 | 00:52:50,700 | 00:52:52,500 | When was that? | When was that? |
633 | 00:52:53,500 | 00:52:55,500 | The night that Bernard was killed. | The night that Bernard was killed. |
634 | 00:52:58,540 | 00:53:02,610 | Bernard got wind of the smuggling and was murdered to keep him quiet. | Bernard got wind of the smuggling and was murdered to keep him quiet. |
635 | 00:53:02,660 | 00:53:04,180 | Same with Eddie. | Same with Eddie. |
636 | 00:53:04,980 | 00:53:08,170 | These regular NL Flights, when's the next one due? | These regular NL Flights, when's the next one due? |
637 | 00:53:08,220 | 00:53:09,420 | Tomorrow night. | Tomorrow night. |
638 | 00:53:11,180 | 00:53:12,220 | Ah. | Ah. |
639 | 00:53:56,220 | 00:53:57,740 | Duggie? | Duggie? |
640 | 00:53:59,700 | 00:54:01,410 | You nearly gave me a heart attack. | You nearly gave me a heart attack. |
641 | 00:54:01,460 | 00:54:02,900 | What do you want? | What do you want? |
642 | 00:54:04,020 | 00:54:05,770 | I want you to tell the truth. | I want you to tell the truth. |
643 | 00:54:05,820 | 00:54:07,290 | What truth? | What truth? |
644 | 00:54:07,340 | 00:54:09,140 | Ellie and Henry. | Ellie and Henry. |
645 | 00:54:09,700 | 00:54:11,580 | There was no Ellie and Henry. | There was no Ellie and Henry. |
646 | 00:54:12,540 | 00:54:15,140 | I've read her letters. Girls have crushes. | I've read her letters. Girls have crushes. |
647 | 00:54:16,180 | 00:54:18,180 | Move on, Duggie, please. | Move on, Duggie, please. |
648 | 00:54:19,100 | 00:54:20,730 | It's your last chance. | It's your last chance. |
649 | 00:54:20,780 | 00:54:25,210 | When you make your speech at the show, I want you to tell everybody the true story. | When you make your speech at the show, I want you to tell everybody the true story. |
650 | 00:54:25,260 | 00:54:26,820 | If you don't, I will. | If you don't, I will. |
651 | 00:54:27,340 | 00:54:29,530 | Then we'll see who's the hero, won't we? | Then we'll see who's the hero, won't we? |
652 | 00:54:29,580 | 00:54:31,580 | It'll finish the Darnleys. | It'll finish the Darnleys. |
653 | 00:54:32,900 | 00:54:36,140 | If you make one move against me or my family, | If you make one move against me or my family, |
654 | 00:54:36,620 | 00:54:39,220 | I will retaliate in kind. | I will retaliate in kind. |
655 | 00:54:40,540 | 00:54:43,260 | Are you threatening me? No. | Are you threatening me? No. |
656 | 00:54:44,220 | 00:54:46,140 | I'm promising you. | I'm promising you. |
657 | 00:54:58,480 | 00:55:01,910 | Tyres are made: 50% rubber, 45% fabric and 5% steel. | Tyres are made: 50% rubber, 45% fabric and 5% steel. |
658 | 00:55:01,960 | 00:55:05,080 | There are different types of rubber and nylon compounds. | There are different types of rubber and nylon compounds. |
659 | 00:55:05,560 | 00:55:06,910 | Kate. Yes? | Kate. Yes? |
660 | 00:55:06,960 | 00:55:08,320 | The point? | The point? |
661 | 00:55:10,800 | 00:55:14,880 | The rubber residue on Eddie Rayners' head did not come from any planes at Finchmere. | The rubber residue on Eddie Rayners' head did not come from any planes at Finchmere. |
662 | 00:55:16,320 | 00:55:19,510 | So the plane that killed Rayner came from somewhere else? | So the plane that killed Rayner came from somewhere else? |
663 | 00:55:19,560 | 00:55:21,550 | Looks like it. And what sort of plane? | Looks like it. And what sort of plane? |
664 | 00:55:21,600 | 00:55:26,960 | This particular rubber compound is usually found in the softer tyres of training planes. | This particular rubber compound is usually found in the softer tyres of training planes. |
665 | 00:55:27,840 | 00:55:29,480 | Which have a flight range of? | Which have a flight range of? |
666 | 00:55:30,480 | 00:55:33,560 | Of around 250 miles. | Of around 250 miles. |
667 | 00:55:36,880 | 00:55:39,360 | 250 miles easily takes us onto the continent. | 250 miles easily takes us onto the continent. |
668 | 00:55:40,560 | 00:55:43,270 | Line up the coast guard for tonight. Yes, sir. | Line up the coast guard for tonight. Yes, sir. |
669 | 00:55:43,320 | 00:55:46,590 | And locally, let's work outwards, airfield by airfield. | And locally, let's work outwards, airfield by airfield. |
670 | 00:55:46,640 | 00:55:48,430 | Message from the Tech guys. | Message from the Tech guys. |
671 | 00:55:48,480 | 00:55:51,990 | That IP address for the threatening e-mails received by Bernard | That IP address for the threatening e-mails received by Bernard |
672 | 00:55:52,040 | 00:55:54,150 | is traced to a computer at Darnley Hall. | is traced to a computer at Darnley Hall. |
673 | 00:55:54,200 | 00:55:55,480 | Whose? | Whose? |
674 | 00:55:59,760 | 00:56:01,640 | Miranda Darnley. | Miranda Darnley. |
675 | 00:56:04,960 | 00:56:06,560 | Show time. | Show time. |
676 | 00:56:20,720 | 00:56:21,840 | Just in the back. | Just in the back. |
677 | 00:56:54,200 | 00:56:56,200 | A good day, isn't it? | A good day, isn't it? |
678 | 00:56:57,360 | 00:57:00,550 | While everyone's distracted, have a good snoop around. | While everyone's distracted, have a good snoop around. |
679 | 00:57:00,600 | 00:57:02,790 | See if you can get a line on the smuggling. | See if you can get a line on the smuggling. |
680 | 00:57:02,840 | 00:57:06,830 | What about Stephanie? If she's trying to block the sale, she could be in danger. | What about Stephanie? If she's trying to block the sale, she could be in danger. |
681 | 00:57:06,880 | 00:57:08,760 | I'll watch her. | I'll watch her. |
682 | 00:57:09,760 | 00:57:13,440 | Now, there's good breeding stock. That's what you need, my girl. | Now, there's good breeding stock. That's what you need, my girl. |
683 | 00:57:15,560 | 00:57:20,630 | He's got nothing to run any more, no one to boss around, except me, of course. | He's got nothing to run any more, no one to boss around, except me, of course. |
684 | 00:57:20,680 | 00:57:22,070 | Oh, Mum. | Oh, Mum. |
685 | 00:57:22,120 | 00:57:26,560 | Oh...it's so good to be here with you, it dilutes him a bit. | Oh...it's so good to be here with you, it dilutes him a bit. |
686 | 00:57:27,440 | 00:57:29,550 | Well, maybe we could stay a bit longer. | Well, maybe we could stay a bit longer. |
687 | 00:57:29,600 | 00:57:31,160 | Oh, excuse me. | Oh, excuse me. |
688 | 00:57:36,400 | 00:57:38,390 | And here it comes. | And here it comes. |
689 | 00:57:38,440 | 00:57:42,360 | The one and only, Supermarine Mk 2 Spitfire! | The one and only, Supermarine Mk 2 Spitfire! |
690 | 00:57:44,680 | 00:57:48,110 | Yes, without the legendary Spitfire and the famous few who flew them, | Yes, without the legendary Spitfire and the famous few who flew them, |
691 | 00:57:48,160 | 00:57:51,680 | the Battle of Britain might have had a very different outcome. | the Battle of Britain might have had a very different outcome. |
692 | 00:58:15,600 | 00:58:19,110 | What do you think you're doing? I won't be bullied, Miranda. | What do you think you're doing? I won't be bullied, Miranda. |
693 | 00:58:19,160 | 00:58:20,950 | Please, for God's sake... | Please, for God's sake... |
694 | 00:58:21,000 | 00:58:24,910 | I don't believe you. Bernard would never give up on a project. We don't. | I don't believe you. Bernard would never give up on a project. We don't. |
695 | 00:58:24,960 | 00:58:28,230 | ..guns and highly-skilled and dedicated airmen, | ..guns and highly-skilled and dedicated airmen, |
696 | 00:58:28,280 | 00:58:30,280 | the Spitfire saved our bacon. | the Spitfire saved our bacon. |
697 | 00:58:50,640 | 00:58:52,040 | Duggie? | Duggie? |
698 | 00:58:53,080 | 00:58:55,080 | Everything all right? | Everything all right? |
699 | 00:58:57,600 | 00:59:01,240 | My sister brought me here when I was 14. | My sister brought me here when I was 14. |
700 | 00:59:02,880 | 00:59:06,200 | She sat me down right here and told me to behave. | She sat me down right here and told me to behave. |
701 | 00:59:09,560 | 00:59:11,560 | She's still flying... | She's still flying... |
702 | 00:59:12,640 | 00:59:14,280 | ..somewhere. | ..somewhere. |
703 | 00:59:26,240 | 00:59:30,360 | Ladies and gentlemen, a little hush, please, for our very own local hero, | Ladies and gentlemen, a little hush, please, for our very own local hero, |
704 | 00:59:31,720 | 00:59:33,720 | my dear mother, Molly Darnley. | my dear mother, Molly Darnley. |
705 | 00:59:37,160 | 00:59:39,160 | Thank you so much, everyone. | Thank you so much, everyone. |
706 | 00:59:41,080 | 00:59:44,040 | It's been a great year for me. Hear, hear. | It's been a great year for me. Hear, hear. |
707 | 00:59:46,160 | 00:59:49,360 | But, you know, this honour isn't just for me. Cos you're a liar. | But, you know, this honour isn't just for me. Cos you're a liar. |
708 | 00:59:52,280 | 00:59:59,310 | It's for all the members of the ATA who flew and some who died for this great country of ours. | It's for all the members of the ATA who flew and some who died for this great country of ours. |
709 | 00:59:59,360 | 01:00:00,760 | Tell the truth! | Tell the truth! |
710 | 01:00:02,840 | 01:00:09,030 | So it is with great pride and humility that I unveil this memorial | So it is with great pride and humility that I unveil this memorial |
711 | 01:00:09,080 | 01:00:16,080 | dedicated to all those brave pilots of the Air Transport Auxiliary. | dedicated to all those brave pilots of the Air Transport Auxiliary. |
712 | 01:00:18,440 | 01:00:19,630 | Tell them! | Tell them! |
713 | 01:00:19,680 | 01:00:21,390 | You didn't... | You didn't... |
714 | 01:00:21,440 | 01:00:23,000 | She didn't tell them! | She didn't tell them! |
715 | 01:00:25,080 | 01:00:26,920 | Why didn't you tell them? | Why didn't you tell them? |
716 | 01:00:32,920 | 01:00:34,920 | ..fuel consumption is very low. | ..fuel consumption is very low. |
717 | 01:00:36,160 | 01:00:39,350 | Finish the routine with a race to 2,000 feet? Yeah, great. | Finish the routine with a race to 2,000 feet? Yeah, great. |
718 | 01:00:39,400 | 01:00:40,750 | Keep it tight. | Keep it tight. |
719 | 01:00:40,800 | 01:00:42,800 | I'll be way ahead of you. | I'll be way ahead of you. |
720 | 01:00:43,400 | 01:00:44,790 | You've got the extra power. | You've got the extra power. |
721 | 01:00:44,840 | 01:00:46,560 | And I can fly! | And I can fly! |
722 | 01:00:49,040 | 01:00:50,640 | OK. | OK. |
723 | 01:00:51,840 | 01:00:53,840 | Let's switch planes. | Let's switch planes. |
724 | 01:00:58,360 | 01:01:00,360 | Let's see who's really the best. | Let's see who's really the best. |
725 | 01:01:01,920 | 01:01:03,160 | You're on. | You're on. |
726 | 01:01:06,520 | 01:01:09,000 | And er...a little side bet? | And er...a little side bet? |
727 | 01:01:11,640 | 01:01:13,080 | How much? | How much? |
728 | 01:01:15,440 | 01:01:16,800 | Jessie. | Jessie. |
729 | 01:01:19,360 | 01:01:20,350 | Jessie? | Jessie? |
730 | 01:01:20,400 | 01:01:21,950 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
731 | 01:01:22,000 | 01:01:27,280 | I win and you stop mooning about her like a lovesick teenager and find another airfield. | I win and you stop mooning about her like a lovesick teenager and find another airfield. |
732 | 01:01:28,000 | 01:01:29,480 | And if I win? | And if I win? |
733 | 01:01:31,080 | 01:01:32,560 | You won't. | You won't. |
734 | 01:01:50,560 | 01:01:53,430 | Display team, you are clear for takeoff. Roger that. | Display team, you are clear for takeoff. Roger that. |
735 | 01:01:53,480 | 01:01:55,270 | OK, are you ready? | OK, are you ready? |
736 | 01:01:55,320 | 01:01:56,750 | Affirmative. | Affirmative. |
737 | 01:01:56,800 | 01:01:59,560 | Three, two, one... | Three, two, one... |
738 | 01:02:00,160 | 01:02:02,280 | Rolling. Rolling, | Rolling. Rolling, |
739 | 01:02:04,200 | 01:02:06,200 | OK? Yeah, it's smoke on. | OK? Yeah, it's smoke on. |
740 | 01:02:09,720 | 01:02:11,710 | And now, ladies and gentlemen, | And now, ladies and gentlemen, |
741 | 01:02:11,760 | 01:02:16,480 | over to the west, you'll see our headline stunt team taking off. | over to the west, you'll see our headline stunt team taking off. |
742 | 01:02:18,360 | 01:02:21,480 | And while we wait for our own daredevils to get aloft... | And while we wait for our own daredevils to get aloft... |
743 | 01:02:22,160 | 01:02:23,760 | You sent Bernard hate mail. | You sent Bernard hate mail. |
744 | 01:02:25,680 | 01:02:27,670 | You didn't get him onside with sex. | You didn't get him onside with sex. |
745 | 01:02:27,720 | 01:02:29,720 | You were threatening him. | You were threatening him. |
746 | 01:02:30,960 | 01:02:32,960 | A criminal offence. | A criminal offence. |
747 | 01:02:37,560 | 01:02:41,630 | And now I'd like to hand you over to the Commander of Finchmere airfield, | And now I'd like to hand you over to the Commander of Finchmere airfield, |
748 | 01:02:41,680 | 01:02:43,680 | Mr Perry Darnley. | Mr Perry Darnley. |
749 | 01:02:47,480 | 01:02:50,240 | Ladies and gentlemen, look to the skies! | Ladies and gentlemen, look to the skies! |
750 | 01:02:50,680 | 01:02:56,910 | We present our very own Finchmere air aces, Gavin Hopkirk and Alex Darnley! | We present our very own Finchmere air aces, Gavin Hopkirk and Alex Darnley! |
751 | 01:03:00,080 | 01:03:03,430 | Alex Darnley is a squadron leader in the RAF. | Alex Darnley is a squadron leader in the RAF. |
752 | 01:03:03,480 | 01:03:04,680 | OK, Alex, you ready? | OK, Alex, you ready? |
753 | 01:03:05,920 | 01:03:07,080 | Of course I'm ready. | Of course I'm ready. |
754 | 01:03:10,040 | 01:03:11,560 | Here we go. | Here we go. |
755 | 01:03:19,840 | 01:03:21,040 | Drop! | Drop! |
756 | 01:03:24,520 | 01:03:27,030 | Come on, Alex, keep it tight. I'm right behind you. | Come on, Alex, keep it tight. I'm right behind you. |
757 | 01:03:27,080 | 01:03:29,080 | The essence of stunt flying... | The essence of stunt flying... |
758 | 01:03:31,600 | 01:03:33,600 | ..and most important of all... | ..and most important of all... |
759 | 01:03:35,080 | 01:03:37,720 | Ready for the barrel roll? Affirmative. | Ready for the barrel roll? Affirmative. |
760 | 01:03:38,840 | 01:03:40,320 | Ready? Roll! | Ready? Roll! |
761 | 01:03:41,080 | 01:03:42,120 | Rolling. | Rolling. |
762 | 01:03:44,280 | 01:03:45,640 | Rolling. | Rolling. |
763 | 01:03:46,960 | 01:03:48,560 | And out. | And out. |
764 | 01:03:51,720 | 01:03:54,910 | What's the matter, can't keep up? Gavin, I know what I'm doing. | What's the matter, can't keep up? Gavin, I know what I'm doing. |
765 | 01:03:54,960 | 01:03:59,080 | You can't pull off stunts like that without almost being a born flyer. | You can't pull off stunts like that without almost being a born flyer. |
766 | 01:03:59,240 | 01:04:02,670 | Just as well these two have been best mates since childhood. | Just as well these two have been best mates since childhood. |
767 | 01:04:02,720 | 01:04:05,560 | For the break. On your command. | For the break. On your command. |
768 | 01:04:06,200 | 01:04:08,920 | Break, Break... Go! | Break, Break... Go! |
769 | 01:04:10,160 | 01:04:11,920 | You're getting too close. | You're getting too close. |
770 | 01:04:14,120 | 01:04:16,120 | Incredible stuff! | Incredible stuff! |
771 | 01:04:17,600 | 01:04:20,510 | Lets hear it for the Finchmere Flyers! | Lets hear it for the Finchmere Flyers! |
772 | 01:04:20,560 | 01:04:22,950 | How are you feeling? Are you feeling sick? | How are you feeling? Are you feeling sick? |
773 | 01:04:23,000 | 01:04:25,000 | Don't worry about me. | Don't worry about me. |
774 | 01:04:26,480 | 01:04:28,590 | Lining up for the opposition pass. | Lining up for the opposition pass. |
775 | 01:04:28,640 | 01:04:31,920 | Two planes flying towards each other at 500 miles an hour! | Two planes flying towards each other at 500 miles an hour! |
776 | 01:04:32,640 | 01:04:34,440 | You're on the wrong line! | You're on the wrong line! |
777 | 01:04:36,320 | 01:04:38,390 | What the hell are you playing at? | What the hell are you playing at? |
778 | 01:04:38,440 | 01:04:40,270 | Come on, give me a visual. | Come on, give me a visual. |
779 | 01:04:40,320 | 01:04:41,430 | Visual. | Visual. |
780 | 01:04:41,480 | 01:04:43,480 | OK, reach for the sky. | OK, reach for the sky. |
781 | 01:04:43,920 | 01:04:45,670 | Last chance to back out. | Last chance to back out. |
782 | 01:04:45,720 | 01:04:47,390 | You wish. | You wish. |
783 | 01:04:47,440 | 01:04:49,430 | First to 2,000 feet. | First to 2,000 feet. |
784 | 01:04:49,480 | 01:04:51,480 | Winner takes all. | Winner takes all. |
785 | 01:04:52,880 | 01:04:55,040 | Alex and Gavin will reach for the sky! | Alex and Gavin will reach for the sky! |
786 | 01:05:07,560 | 01:05:09,320 | Come on, Alex, is that all you've got? | Come on, Alex, is that all you've got? |
787 | 01:05:11,200 | 01:05:13,520 | I'll still beat you, even in this wreck. | I'll still beat you, even in this wreck. |
788 | 01:05:21,360 | 01:05:23,080 | I'm out, I'm out! | I'm out, I'm out! |
789 | 01:05:24,840 | 01:05:27,390 | Wow, that's a bit different today. Goodness! | Wow, that's a bit different today. Goodness! |
790 | 01:05:27,440 | 01:05:30,360 | Engine failure, engine failure! | Engine failure, engine failure! |
791 | 01:05:31,200 | 01:05:33,200 | What going on? Talk to me, Alex. | What going on? Talk to me, Alex. |
792 | 01:05:34,400 | 01:05:37,590 | I'm gonna sort it! I'm gonna sort it! Switch fuel tanks. | I'm gonna sort it! I'm gonna sort it! Switch fuel tanks. |
793 | 01:05:37,640 | 01:05:41,160 | Negative, there's nothing in the other tank, I can't recover! | Negative, there's nothing in the other tank, I can't recover! |
794 | 01:05:41,880 | 01:05:45,160 | I'm sure they know what they're doing. Nothing to worry about. | I'm sure they know what they're doing. Nothing to worry about. |
795 | 01:05:46,200 | 01:05:48,470 | What's that? Bail out Alex, bail out! | What's that? Bail out Alex, bail out! |
796 | 01:05:48,520 | 01:05:50,150 | No, I can fix it! | No, I can fix it! |
797 | 01:05:50,200 | 01:05:52,590 | It's not a time for pride, Alex, just jump! | It's not a time for pride, Alex, just jump! |
798 | 01:05:52,640 | 01:05:55,670 | I'm too close to the ground! Mayday, Finchmere, Mayday! | I'm too close to the ground! Mayday, Finchmere, Mayday! |
799 | 01:05:55,720 | 01:05:58,480 | I'm going in. Roger that, we have visual. Standing by. | I'm going in. Roger that, we have visual. Standing by. |
800 | 01:06:01,360 | 01:06:03,480 | Don't worry, folks...God! | Don't worry, folks...God! |
801 | 01:06:05,760 | 01:06:08,680 | You are heading for the crowd, brake right. I'm trying. | You are heading for the crowd, brake right. I'm trying. |
802 | 01:06:13,960 | 01:06:16,640 | Finchmere, I'm coming into land. Roger that. | Finchmere, I'm coming into land. Roger that. |
803 | 01:06:24,480 | 01:06:26,790 | He seems to be down. Yes, great. | He seems to be down. Yes, great. |
804 | 01:06:26,840 | 01:06:29,710 | Great, yes. All part of the show, of course. | Great, yes. All part of the show, of course. |
805 | 01:06:29,760 | 01:06:33,950 | Wonderful stuff, boys, nothing to worry about there. Well done! | Wonderful stuff, boys, nothing to worry about there. Well done! |
806 | 01:06:34,000 | 01:06:36,070 | You OK? | You OK? |
807 | 01:06:36,120 | 01:06:37,960 | Yeah, it looks like it. | Yeah, it looks like it. |
808 | 01:06:41,400 | 01:06:43,960 | What happened? A cut fuel line. | What happened? A cut fuel line. |
809 | 01:06:46,800 | 01:06:49,750 | You tried to kill me. What are you talking about? That's my plane! | You tried to kill me. What are you talking about? That's my plane! |
810 | 01:06:49,800 | 01:06:51,520 | You'll try anything, won't you? | You'll try anything, won't you? |
811 | 01:06:52,400 | 01:06:54,390 | Calm down, calm down! | Calm down, calm down! |
812 | 01:06:54,440 | 01:06:57,150 | You really think Gavin would try and kill you? | You really think Gavin would try and kill you? |
813 | 01:06:57,200 | 01:06:59,160 | You're on your own from now on. | You're on your own from now on. |
814 | 01:07:08,160 | 01:07:10,670 | They switched planes, put yourself about. | They switched planes, put yourself about. |
815 | 01:07:10,720 | 01:07:13,910 | Let everyone see that we're watching them very closely. | Let everyone see that we're watching them very closely. |
816 | 01:07:13,960 | 01:07:17,030 | Someone just tried to kill Gavin and I want to know who. | Someone just tried to kill Gavin and I want to know who. |
817 | 01:07:17,080 | 01:07:18,560 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
818 | 01:07:33,640 | 01:07:35,310 | Has your mother gone home? | Has your mother gone home? |
819 | 01:07:35,360 | 01:07:39,000 | No, I doubt it. When it all gets to her, she goes and talks to my father. | No, I doubt it. When it all gets to her, she goes and talks to my father. |
820 | 01:08:09,400 | 01:08:11,280 | A brave man. | A brave man. |
821 | 01:08:12,000 | 01:08:14,120 | An Englishman, quiet and honourable. | An Englishman, quiet and honourable. |
822 | 01:08:16,240 | 01:08:19,030 | Honour is very important in a family, Mr Barnaby. | Honour is very important in a family, Mr Barnaby. |
823 | 01:08:19,080 | 01:08:21,080 | Even today. | Even today. |
824 | 01:08:24,600 | 01:08:26,520 | Allow me. Oh, thank you. | Allow me. Oh, thank you. |
825 | 01:08:33,880 | 01:08:35,870 | You still know your aircraft, Molly? | You still know your aircraft, Molly? |
826 | 01:08:35,920 | 01:08:39,560 | Of course. Well enough to know how to cut a fuel line? | Of course. Well enough to know how to cut a fuel line? |
827 | 01:08:40,760 | 01:08:42,440 | And why would I do that? | And why would I do that? |
828 | 01:08:43,640 | 01:08:46,710 | Duggie said that you'd threatened him and his family. | Duggie said that you'd threatened him and his family. |
829 | 01:08:46,760 | 01:08:49,230 | It was Gavin's plane that was tampered with. | It was Gavin's plane that was tampered with. |
830 | 01:08:49,280 | 01:08:51,920 | Gavin is Duggie's great-nephew. Family. | Gavin is Duggie's great-nephew. Family. |
831 | 01:08:53,560 | 01:08:59,000 | Mr Barnaby. You don't seriously think I go around trying to kill people, do you? | Mr Barnaby. You don't seriously think I go around trying to kill people, do you? |
832 | 01:09:01,080 | 01:09:02,830 | No, Molly, not really. | No, Molly, not really. |
833 | 01:09:02,880 | 01:09:05,670 | Just a copper's compulsion to check every angle. | Just a copper's compulsion to check every angle. |
834 | 01:09:05,720 | 01:09:07,710 | I hate any unsolved mysteries. | I hate any unsolved mysteries. |
835 | 01:09:07,760 | 01:09:09,760 | You are a terrier. | You are a terrier. |
836 | 01:09:12,840 | 01:09:15,520 | Can I ask why Duggie was so upset at the air show? | Can I ask why Duggie was so upset at the air show? |
837 | 01:09:20,760 | 01:09:22,400 | Bring the can. | Bring the can. |
838 | 01:09:24,320 | 01:09:26,160 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
839 | 01:09:28,560 | 01:09:31,160 | Finchmere, 1942. | Finchmere, 1942. |
840 | 01:09:32,320 | 01:09:34,320 | Very dark days. | Very dark days. |
841 | 01:09:35,200 | 01:09:38,800 | I was delivering that Lancaster you saw in the photo at the hall. | I was delivering that Lancaster you saw in the photo at the hall. |
842 | 01:09:44,880 | 01:09:48,630 | We women of the ATA were under constant pressure | We women of the ATA were under constant pressure |
843 | 01:09:48,680 | 01:09:51,320 | to keep the frontline RAF supplied with planes. | to keep the frontline RAF supplied with planes. |
844 | 01:09:52,960 | 01:09:56,680 | It was dangerous work, but I had the time of my life. | It was dangerous work, but I had the time of my life. |
845 | 01:09:57,760 | 01:10:00,080 | We were a very tight unit, we had to be. | We were a very tight unit, we had to be. |
846 | 01:10:01,280 | 01:10:07,000 | They called us the glamour girls and male attention was never in short supply. | They called us the glamour girls and male attention was never in short supply. |
847 | 01:10:10,720 | 01:10:13,160 | Henry was the CO at Finchmere - | Henry was the CO at Finchmere - |
848 | 01:10:13,880 | 01:10:17,120 | handsome, dashing, charming. | handsome, dashing, charming. |
849 | 01:10:28,600 | 01:10:32,280 | Ellie Wingate was also in the ATA and she had her eye on him. | Ellie Wingate was also in the ATA and she had her eye on him. |
850 | 01:10:34,880 | 01:10:37,360 | Two women, one man - pretty classic, really. | Two women, one man - pretty classic, really. |
851 | 01:10:39,920 | 01:10:44,320 | It was also my job to allocate the ATA flights in the region. | It was also my job to allocate the ATA flights in the region. |
852 | 01:10:45,440 | 01:10:50,960 | I rostered Ellie to return a damaged Spitfire to the factory at Castle Bromwich. | I rostered Ellie to return a damaged Spitfire to the factory at Castle Bromwich. |
853 | 01:10:51,440 | 01:10:55,520 | But the weather closed in and all flights were cancelled for a few hours. | But the weather closed in and all flights were cancelled for a few hours. |
854 | 01:10:58,040 | 01:11:02,520 | Ellie ignored my command and took off into the storm. | Ellie ignored my command and took off into the storm. |
855 | 01:11:10,600 | 01:11:12,600 | Ellie didn't make it. | Ellie didn't make it. |
856 | 01:11:14,560 | 01:11:16,110 | And from that day, | And from that day, |
857 | 01:11:16,160 | 01:11:19,680 | Duggie has believed that I ordered Ellie up... | Duggie has believed that I ordered Ellie up... |
858 | 01:11:20,480 | 01:11:24,160 | so that she would be killed and I would have Henry to myself. | so that she would be killed and I would have Henry to myself. |
859 | 01:11:25,200 | 01:11:27,160 | Why did she do it? | Why did she do it? |
860 | 01:11:29,000 | 01:11:31,800 | The previous day, Henry had asked me to marry him. | The previous day, Henry had asked me to marry him. |
861 | 01:11:32,360 | 01:11:36,760 | I had accepted and I told Ellie of our plans. | I had accepted and I told Ellie of our plans. |
862 | 01:11:38,520 | 01:11:40,510 | So she deliberately... | So she deliberately... |
863 | 01:11:40,560 | 01:11:42,560 | We assumed so. | We assumed so. |
864 | 01:11:44,560 | 01:11:46,880 | And you could never tell Duggie the truth. | And you could never tell Duggie the truth. |
865 | 01:11:48,560 | 01:11:54,640 | Better that he should think ill of me than lose the cherished image of his beloved sister. | Better that he should think ill of me than lose the cherished image of his beloved sister. |
866 | 01:12:02,440 | 01:12:04,440 | All so long ago, Mr Barnaby. | All so long ago, Mr Barnaby. |
867 | 01:12:05,720 | 01:12:07,360 | So long ago. | So long ago. |
868 | 01:12:11,040 | 01:12:13,040 | Not for some, it seems. | Not for some, it seems. |
869 | 01:12:14,840 | 01:12:17,720 | Don't you think Duggie deserves to know the truth? | Don't you think Duggie deserves to know the truth? |
870 | 01:12:20,040 | 01:12:22,910 | Have you been to the rose festival at Ashley House? | Have you been to the rose festival at Ashley House? |
871 | 01:12:22,960 | 01:12:24,190 | No. | No. |
872 | 01:12:24,240 | 01:12:26,710 | I thought we might all go there on Wednesday. | I thought we might all go there on Wednesday. |
873 | 01:12:26,760 | 01:12:29,200 | Wednesday? But I'm working, Dad. | Wednesday? But I'm working, Dad. |
874 | 01:12:29,400 | 01:12:32,230 | Well, they won't miss you for one day! Oh, Giles, stop! | Well, they won't miss you for one day! Oh, Giles, stop! |
875 | 01:12:32,280 | 01:12:34,710 | What? You're being impossible. | What? You're being impossible. |
876 | 01:12:34,760 | 01:12:36,750 | Mum, it's OK. No, it isn't. | Mum, it's OK. No, it isn't. |
877 | 01:12:36,800 | 01:12:38,590 | What is all this? | What is all this? |
878 | 01:12:38,640 | 01:12:41,040 | Well, ever since you retired, you've been... | Well, ever since you retired, you've been... |
879 | 01:12:43,200 | 01:12:44,720 | ..a bit difficult. | ..a bit difficult. |
880 | 01:12:46,960 | 01:12:48,040 | Really? | Really? |
881 | 01:12:49,200 | 01:12:51,480 | Yes, darling, I'm afraid so. | Yes, darling, I'm afraid so. |
882 | 01:13:05,960 | 01:13:11,080 | Could someone have cut the fuel line after Gavin and Alex agreed to swap planes? | Could someone have cut the fuel line after Gavin and Alex agreed to swap planes? |
883 | 01:13:11,560 | 01:13:13,470 | No. There was no time or opportunity. | No. There was no time or opportunity. |
884 | 01:13:13,520 | 01:13:16,920 | The planes were surrounded by fans, fully visible. | The planes were surrounded by fans, fully visible. |
885 | 01:13:17,520 | 01:13:19,990 | So it was definitely an attempt on Gavin's life. | So it was definitely an attempt on Gavin's life. |
886 | 01:13:20,040 | 01:13:21,520 | Yeah, I think so. | Yeah, I think so. |
887 | 01:13:22,240 | 01:13:28,840 | OK, connecting the dots, why would someone want to murder Bernard, Eddie and now Gavin? | OK, connecting the dots, why would someone want to murder Bernard, Eddie and now Gavin? |
888 | 01:13:30,360 | 01:13:32,350 | They all knew about the smuggling. | They all knew about the smuggling. |
889 | 01:13:32,400 | 01:13:35,150 | It's a big leap, smuggling to possible triple murder. | It's a big leap, smuggling to possible triple murder. |
890 | 01:13:35,200 | 01:13:37,150 | Coastguard, come in. It fits. | Coastguard, come in. It fits. |
891 | 01:13:37,200 | 01:13:39,550 | No. No, there's something missing. | No. No, there's something missing. |
892 | 01:13:39,600 | 01:13:42,470 | Anything to report? All clear. | Anything to report? All clear. |
893 | 01:13:42,520 | 01:13:44,510 | Nothing, then. | Nothing, then. |
894 | 01:13:44,560 | 01:13:46,800 | No, the coast's quiet. | No, the coast's quiet. |
895 | 01:13:48,280 | 01:13:50,280 | What do we do now? Cancel? | What do we do now? Cancel? |
896 | 01:14:06,640 | 01:14:08,400 | Over there. | Over there. |
897 | 01:14:09,560 | 01:14:11,640 | They're smuggling stuff out, not in. | They're smuggling stuff out, not in. |
898 | 01:14:12,160 | 01:14:13,480 | Go, go, go! | Go, go, go! |
899 | 01:14:27,560 | 01:14:29,560 | Go, go, go! Get round the back! | Go, go, go! Get round the back! |
900 | 01:14:31,520 | 01:14:33,000 | Stop, police! | Stop, police! |
901 | 01:14:38,680 | 01:14:40,200 | Hey! | Hey! |
902 | 01:14:57,120 | 01:14:58,520 | Come here! | Come here! |
903 | 01:15:04,240 | 01:15:06,240 | Get him back. | Get him back. |
904 | 01:15:57,600 | 01:16:00,750 | Jessie doesn't know anything, she was just doing me a favour. | Jessie doesn't know anything, she was just doing me a favour. |
905 | 01:16:00,800 | 01:16:03,070 | How many favours? This was a one-off. | How many favours? This was a one-off. |
906 | 01:16:03,120 | 01:16:06,390 | "FADEC: Full Authority Digital Engine Control." | "FADEC: Full Authority Digital Engine Control." |
907 | 01:16:06,440 | 01:16:10,470 | This is the computer that controls a jet engine's entire performance. | This is the computer that controls a jet engine's entire performance. |
908 | 01:16:10,520 | 01:16:13,030 | This thing must be worth a fortune. Yes. | This thing must be worth a fortune. Yes. |
909 | 01:16:13,080 | 01:16:16,640 | And you were selling this to a French soldier you met in Afghanistan? | And you were selling this to a French soldier you met in Afghanistan? |
910 | 01:16:17,840 | 01:16:20,640 | This is a very serious offence. Why, Alex? | This is a very serious offence. Why, Alex? |
911 | 01:16:21,680 | 01:16:23,670 | To save our airfield... | To save our airfield... |
912 | 01:16:23,720 | 01:16:26,680 | have a...future. | have a...future. |
913 | 01:16:28,280 | 01:16:33,080 | OK, so if Jessie is not your usual smuggling partner, who is? | OK, so if Jessie is not your usual smuggling partner, who is? |
914 | 01:16:35,680 | 01:16:39,760 | Alex, this is a murder investigation. You need to tell me the truth. | Alex, this is a murder investigation. You need to tell me the truth. |
915 | 01:16:45,600 | 01:16:47,600 | It was Gavin. | It was Gavin. |
916 | 01:16:48,240 | 01:16:52,040 | Hold on, you don't actually think Gavin is capable of murder, do you? | Hold on, you don't actually think Gavin is capable of murder, do you? |
917 | 01:16:53,040 | 01:16:55,030 | No, no. Wait. Please. | No, no. Wait. Please. |
918 | 01:16:55,080 | 01:16:57,640 | Look, on the day that my dad was killed... | Look, on the day that my dad was killed... |
919 | 01:16:58,520 | 01:17:02,070 | Gavin was at Causton airfield on the ground. | Gavin was at Causton airfield on the ground. |
920 | 01:17:02,120 | 01:17:06,150 | He didn't say that in his statement. He said he was practising for the flying show. | He didn't say that in his statement. He said he was practising for the flying show. |
921 | 01:17:06,200 | 01:17:08,630 | I know. I know. He told me in confidence. | I know. I know. He told me in confidence. |
922 | 01:17:08,680 | 01:17:10,550 | Gavin wanted to take control of his life. | Gavin wanted to take control of his life. |
923 | 01:17:10,600 | 01:17:13,360 | He was trying to set up his own flying school at Causton. | He was trying to set up his own flying school at Causton. |
924 | 01:17:15,560 | 01:17:17,560 | Gavin is not a murderer! | Gavin is not a murderer! |
925 | 01:17:21,360 | 01:17:23,160 | Sir? | Sir? |
926 | 01:17:24,600 | 01:17:27,200 | Nelson, call the RAF. They can deal with Alex. | Nelson, call the RAF. They can deal with Alex. |
927 | 01:17:35,000 | 01:17:37,750 | I think my best tactic is not to get mad with Dad. | I think my best tactic is not to get mad with Dad. |
928 | 01:17:37,800 | 01:17:41,680 | It's not his fault, he's just a bit lost. He's driving Mum up the wall. | It's not his fault, he's just a bit lost. He's driving Mum up the wall. |
929 | 01:17:42,520 | 01:17:49,680 | When a successful man retires he feels...emasculated and pointless. | When a successful man retires he feels...emasculated and pointless. |
930 | 01:17:50,960 | 01:17:53,760 | So I just need to try and not make things any worse. | So I just need to try and not make things any worse. |
931 | 01:17:54,640 | 01:17:56,080 | Hm. | Hm. |
932 | 01:17:59,040 | 01:18:00,840 | Sir. | Sir. |
933 | 01:18:02,240 | 01:18:04,230 | This is about control. | This is about control. |
934 | 01:18:04,280 | 01:18:09,270 | From the start someone has been trying to anchor this investigation to Finchmere alone. | From the start someone has been trying to anchor this investigation to Finchmere alone. |
935 | 01:18:09,320 | 01:18:11,830 | Bernard's plane, the easily spotted wrench. | Bernard's plane, the easily spotted wrench. |
936 | 01:18:11,880 | 01:18:13,910 | Get on to Causton airfield straight away. | Get on to Causton airfield straight away. |
937 | 01:18:13,960 | 01:18:16,190 | I want to know everyone who flew out of Causton | I want to know everyone who flew out of Causton |
938 | 01:18:16,240 | 01:18:18,430 | on the day that Eddie Rayner was murdered. | on the day that Eddie Rayner was murdered. |
939 | 01:18:18,480 | 01:18:20,790 | This has nothing to do with smuggling. | This has nothing to do with smuggling. |
940 | 01:18:20,840 | 01:18:22,240 | Sir. | Sir. |
941 | 01:18:24,800 | 01:18:26,670 | This is such a mess! | This is such a mess! |
942 | 01:18:26,720 | 01:18:28,720 | It wasn't you. It was me and Alex. | It wasn't you. It was me and Alex. |
943 | 01:18:30,400 | 01:18:32,400 | Alex's career is over. | Alex's career is over. |
944 | 01:18:33,560 | 01:18:36,880 | You're never gonna get another flying gig again, and for what? | You're never gonna get another flying gig again, and for what? |
945 | 01:18:40,520 | 01:18:42,640 | I did it for you, Jessie. | I did it for you, Jessie. |
946 | 01:18:45,960 | 01:18:47,960 | It's always been for you. | It's always been for you. |
947 | 01:18:52,680 | 01:18:54,720 | I thought I was gonna lose Alex yesterday. | I thought I was gonna lose Alex yesterday. |
948 | 01:18:57,040 | 01:18:59,040 | You're my best friend, Gavin. | You're my best friend, Gavin. |
949 | 01:19:04,040 | 01:19:06,040 | It's just not enough. | It's just not enough. |
950 | 01:19:42,800 | 01:19:44,510 | What have we got? You're right. | What have we got? You're right. |
951 | 01:19:44,560 | 01:19:46,710 | Last Thursday morning, when Eddie was killed... | Last Thursday morning, when Eddie was killed... |
952 | 01:19:46,760 | 01:19:50,400 | In fact, every Tuesday and Thursday for the last 14 months. There. | In fact, every Tuesday and Thursday for the last 14 months. There. |
953 | 01:19:51,480 | 01:19:53,760 | Gavin's phone number. Now! | Gavin's phone number. Now! |
954 | 01:21:28,600 | 01:21:30,150 | Round the back. | Round the back. |
955 | 01:21:30,200 | 01:21:32,200 | Stay back. Stay back. | Stay back. Stay back. |
956 | 01:21:35,360 | 01:21:37,030 | Flare pistol! | Flare pistol! |
957 | 01:21:37,080 | 01:21:40,000 | And from this distance it will make a very big hole. | And from this distance it will make a very big hole. |
958 | 01:21:42,600 | 01:21:44,680 | Is he dead? Move the car! | Is he dead? Move the car! |
959 | 01:21:46,160 | 01:21:48,000 | I don't think so. I will shoot! | I don't think so. I will shoot! |
960 | 01:21:49,400 | 01:21:51,400 | I'll risk that. Back off! | I'll risk that. Back off! |
961 | 01:21:58,040 | 01:22:01,390 | This isn't really you, Stephanie. Oh, you don't know me. | This isn't really you, Stephanie. Oh, you don't know me. |
962 | 01:22:01,440 | 01:22:03,640 | You know, actually, I think I do. | You know, actually, I think I do. |
963 | 01:22:04,360 | 01:22:07,870 | Bernard controlled every single aspect of your life, didn't he? | Bernard controlled every single aspect of your life, didn't he? |
964 | 01:22:07,920 | 01:22:09,550 | I am not a victim! | I am not a victim! |
965 | 01:22:09,600 | 01:22:12,870 | When you went to work, when you had lunch, when you came home. | When you went to work, when you had lunch, when you came home. |
966 | 01:22:12,920 | 01:22:15,760 | Everything to be done the Bernard way. | Everything to be done the Bernard way. |
967 | 01:22:16,240 | 01:22:18,790 | Because the Stephanie way was not a good way. | Because the Stephanie way was not a good way. |
968 | 01:22:18,840 | 01:22:22,240 | So she had to be controlled and watched over every minute of the day. | So she had to be controlled and watched over every minute of the day. |
969 | 01:22:22,960 | 01:22:24,560 | Yes. | Yes. |
970 | 01:22:26,480 | 01:22:29,950 | Is that why you took up running? It was a chance to breathe. | Is that why you took up running? It was a chance to breathe. |
971 | 01:22:30,000 | 01:22:33,240 | And to slip off for your flying lessons. It's freedom up there. | And to slip off for your flying lessons. It's freedom up there. |
972 | 01:22:34,360 | 01:22:38,830 | And Eddie Rayner? He saw you flying Bernard's body out that night. | And Eddie Rayner? He saw you flying Bernard's body out that night. |
973 | 01:22:38,880 | 01:22:44,710 | He tried to blackmail me. Just another man trying to control me. | He tried to blackmail me. Just another man trying to control me. |
974 | 01:22:44,760 | 01:22:47,470 | Picking him off like that, that was great flying. | Picking him off like that, that was great flying. |
975 | 01:22:47,520 | 01:22:49,550 | Brilliant flying, thank you! | Brilliant flying, thank you! |
976 | 01:22:49,600 | 01:22:51,670 | Then Gavin turns up at Causton airfield. | Then Gavin turns up at Causton airfield. |
977 | 01:22:51,720 | 01:22:54,750 | Better shut him down before he puts it all together. | Better shut him down before he puts it all together. |
978 | 01:22:54,800 | 01:22:56,190 | His fault. Oh, come on. | His fault. Oh, come on. |
979 | 01:22:56,240 | 01:22:58,150 | Gavin's not a Bernard or an Eddie. | Gavin's not a Bernard or an Eddie. |
980 | 01:22:58,200 | 01:23:01,510 | He doesn't want to control anyone. He's a young man, his life ahead of him. | He doesn't want to control anyone. He's a young man, his life ahead of him. |
981 | 01:23:01,560 | 01:23:03,630 | You don't want to hurt him. | You don't want to hurt him. |
982 | 01:23:03,680 | 01:23:06,990 | Back off! He's alive, but he needs medical attention. | Back off! He's alive, but he needs medical attention. |
983 | 01:23:07,040 | 01:23:09,270 | It's OK. Take it easy. | It's OK. Take it easy. |
984 | 01:23:09,320 | 01:23:11,150 | He's just checking Gavin. Look at me. | He's just checking Gavin. Look at me. |
985 | 01:23:11,200 | 01:23:13,200 | Look at me. | Look at me. |
986 | 01:23:15,200 | 01:23:17,200 | This is over, Stephanie. | This is over, Stephanie. |
987 | 01:23:18,920 | 01:23:22,680 | I couldn't even go to lunch with friends, without Bernard's permission. | I couldn't even go to lunch with friends, without Bernard's permission. |
988 | 01:23:23,600 | 01:23:25,630 | I just wanted my life back! | I just wanted my life back! |
989 | 01:23:25,680 | 01:23:27,760 | I know. I know. | I know. I know. |
990 | 01:23:29,720 | 01:23:31,360 | No! | No! |
991 | 01:23:42,000 | 01:23:43,590 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
992 | 01:23:43,640 | 01:23:46,920 | DS Nelson. I need an ambulance at Finchmere airfield now. | DS Nelson. I need an ambulance at Finchmere airfield now. |
993 | 01:24:06,680 | 01:24:09,230 | Sorry if I've been a bit much, Katie. | Sorry if I've been a bit much, Katie. |
994 | 01:24:09,280 | 01:24:12,630 | Oh, don't worry, Dad, I understand what you're going through. | Oh, don't worry, Dad, I understand what you're going through. |
995 | 01:24:12,680 | 01:24:16,400 | Well, pretty text book. Power player one day, nobody the next. | Well, pretty text book. Power player one day, nobody the next. |
996 | 01:24:17,160 | 01:24:21,200 | You're somebody and always will be. And we love you. | You're somebody and always will be. And we love you. |
997 | 01:24:22,720 | 01:24:26,510 | I've been thinking of volunteering for the local hospice. | I've been thinking of volunteering for the local hospice. |
998 | 01:24:26,560 | 01:24:31,080 | Get out from underneath your mother's feet. I think that's a lovely idea, Dad. | Get out from underneath your mother's feet. I think that's a lovely idea, Dad. |
999 | 01:24:36,400 | 01:24:40,510 | Maybe I'll come up and visit next month. Oh, darling, that would be wonderful. | Maybe I'll come up and visit next month. Oh, darling, that would be wonderful. |
1000 | 01:24:40,560 | 01:24:43,510 | What about the weekend of the 5th? You'll see the Red Arrows. | What about the weekend of the 5th? You'll see the Red Arrows. |
1001 | 01:24:43,560 | 01:24:45,790 | Great. I'll bring Charlie. | Great. I'll bring Charlie. |
1002 | 01:24:45,840 | 01:24:48,160 | It's a date. Bye, guys. Bye. | It's a date. Bye, guys. Bye. |
1003 | 01:24:55,120 | 01:24:57,400 | Serves you right for being so nice to them. | Serves you right for being so nice to them. |
1004 | 01:24:59,760 | 01:25:04,510 | Why can't it be dealt with here? The courts martial take precedence. | Why can't it be dealt with here? The courts martial take precedence. |
1005 | 01:25:04,560 | 01:25:06,960 | It's all right, Mum. I'll be fine. | It's all right, Mum. I'll be fine. |
1006 | 01:25:08,280 | 01:25:11,560 | Yes. You're a hero. | Yes. You're a hero. |
1007 | 01:25:13,520 | 01:25:15,520 | They owe you. | They owe you. |
1008 | 01:25:19,240 | 01:25:21,360 | I...I've let you down. | I...I've let you down. |
1009 | 01:25:22,920 | 01:25:24,790 | Yes. | Yes. |
1010 | 01:25:24,840 | 01:25:28,080 | Well... It happens. | Well... It happens. |
1011 | 01:25:42,880 | 01:25:44,880 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
1012 | 01:25:59,920 | 01:26:02,110 | We're not selling the airfield now. | We're not selling the airfield now. |
1013 | 01:26:02,160 | 01:26:04,760 | We're going to give it to Alex... One day. | We're going to give it to Alex... One day. |
1014 | 01:26:06,080 | 01:26:10,160 | And in the meantime, I dare say it will be in safe hands. | And in the meantime, I dare say it will be in safe hands. |
1015 | 01:26:16,760 | 01:26:18,870 | Mr Barnaby. | Mr Barnaby. |
1016 | 01:26:28,080 | 01:26:30,160 | Shall we? | Shall we? |
1017 | 01:26:51,480 | 01:26:54,160 | We'll wait here. Thank you, Inspector. | We'll wait here. Thank you, Inspector. |
1018 | 01:27:26,840 | 01:27:30,040 | I should have told you before. I'm sorry. | I should have told you before. I'm sorry. |
1019 | 01:27:36,640 | 01:27:39,760 | There will always be a place for you at Finchmere, Duggie. | There will always be a place for you at Finchmere, Duggie. |
1020 | 01:27:40,280 | 01:27:42,080 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
1021 | 01:27:55,080 | 01:27:56,910 | Thank you, Inspector. | Thank you, Inspector. |
1022 | 01:27:56,960 | 01:27:59,080 | What for? | What for? |
1023 | 01:27:59,440 | 01:28:01,440 | You know very well. | You know very well. |