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(man on radio)
It's Wednesday, the 17th of September,

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stay tucked up in bed and let us
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Here's a classic from the '80s
to get us started

and you're here with Andy Eden
and the all-new crew.

('80s pop music)

(man) It weren't me, love.
Kept me distance.

(Dinah) Stand back, please.
I'm a police officer.

I didn't get a chance to stop.
He just stepped out and...

I need an ambulance. Bridge Street.

Pedestrian hit by a car.

- Dead on impact.
- Bloody hell. Bloody hell.

- Move back to your car.
- Bloody nerve of it!

- He had no right to do this to me!
- Easy.

Five bloody times
this has happened to me before.

- You've run over five people?
- No, on the trains, love.

Driver for 20 years.
I've got post bleeding trauma

cos of folk like him walking
onto the tracks, the big goodbye.

You're saying he deliberately
stepped in front of your car?

Split second before I hit him,

and all I see is him mouthing "sorry"
and then wham.

Sorry!
Like that's gonna make it all better.

Ripped By mstoll

I know a lot of you have pulled
all-nighters, you're running on fumes,

but there's that window
between when he grabs 'em

and when he kills 'em.

And it's not much. It's getting smaller.
We're running out of time.

God knows,
I don't wanna be thinking about

what Teresa Adamson
is going through right now at his hands.

I've looked through
my big book of inspirational speeches

from Winston Churchill to Glenn Hoddle
and it comes down to this.

We can do this.
We can find her. We can bring her home.

We have to, cos we're her only hope.

Go make her proud, yeah?

(all) Yes, ma'am.

Dinah, I'm gonna need you and Joy
to head over to the parents'.

Hey, we need a door knocker.

Suicide. Jeffrey Braysher
stepped in front of a car.

Cheers.

Please don't tell me you're tramping
his remains through the station.

Can we put out a disclaimer:
No psychics required?

We've had three phone calls already.
They're all talking out their arses.

What's wrong with your shoes?

Ma'am, here's a nice cuppa for you.

Just to pep you up
because of what's happened.

Because of what's happened with Laurie?

Good night, was it?

Got pissed up,
rolling round the streets,

relieved yourself against a car.
Oh, no, a police car, no less.

And then gave the arresting officer
the verbals.

"Take me down, go ahead.
I effing dare you."

I had a few drinks at band practice.
A few too many.

Way, way too many.

I'm sorry. I'm an embarrassment,
a total disgrace.

I've seen you drunk, properly drunk.

Bones of rubber,
drooling like a Scouser.

You're the happiest guy in the room.

Never snap, never snarl,

let alone get gobby
with a police officer of all people.

Jesus Christ, Viv,
can I not just be an arsehole for once?

There doesn't have to be
a hidden meaning with everything.

I don't believe you.

I've got a missing girl,
a hundred things to juggle.

Can't deal with a hundred and one.

I'll come back
when you stop spinning me a line.

Come on. Did you even notice
I was gone last night?

Bit gentler, yeah?

I'm sorry.
It's just our Teresa's very tidy.

A place for everything
and everything in its place.

It might be easier
if you wait downstairs.

Right, face the wall.

Go on, it's a direct order.

Eyes front.

She went on and on about this,

so I told her it was too expensive
and then...

Thought you'd surprise her.

What... What did he do
to the other girls?

- Susan...
- I need to know.

You don't.

Really.

He's got her right now
and... I'm standing here and she's...

She's so sweet and silly.
You just wouldn't wanna hurt her.

You wouldn't. You couldn't.
I just... don't understand.

We're doing everything we can
to get her back.

I promise.

I told her to get out there,
enjoy herself,

that she's a person
and not something to be pitied and...

just go out and be stupid
and normal like everyone else.

I don't... Oh, God.

(sobs)

(Jonah) I hate being a door knocker.

Feels like I should have
a cloak and scythe.

I've just put the kettle on.

We're sorry to inform you that your son
was killed in a road accident.

He didn't suffer. It was instant.

Biscuits?

Sorry. Can you turn it on?

Oh.

I always forget. World of me own.

So you didn't hear anything
we just said?

(woman) No, but I know why you're here.
We're behind on the leccy.

I said to my David and his missus,

"If you don't pay up,
they'll send the boys in blue round."

Is Mrs Braysher home? David's wife?
It may be better we speak to her first.

She's still in her bed.
She's been poorly.

Hello, Mrs Braysher? Are you decent?
It's the police.

Mrs Braysher?

(clears throat)

(clears throat)

Ah, fuck. As cold as ice, mate.

No, I didn't.
I didn't even know she had a diary.

Do you have any idea
what these letters mean?

Does Teresa have a friend
who might know,

who might be able to help us
understand the diary?

Maybe Olivia. Olivia Bacon.
They're pretty close.

We've got her number somewhere.

Don't worry.
We'll treat it with respect.

She's gonna be so mad
we went through her room.

Won't she, Suze?

From a recent kidney operation,
very recent.

Infection, onset of shock,
low blood pressure,

hidden heart condition
or any other wonderful variables.

I'm ruling out this hideous wallpaper
being responsible, but that's about it.

How about the husband, then?
Did her in and ran off?

Such a morbid imagination. No.

Might have woken up next to the body
or gone downstairs, come back and...

Definitely one for us lads to look into.

"Something rotten in the state
of Primark," as the good Bard said.

No hospital would have released her
that soon after major surgery,

not in that state, never.

- Oh. Oh.
- Sorry. She got away from me.

Mrs Braysher, we can't be here.

- Oh.
- Come on.

- (Joy) Olivia?
- (Olivia) It's a code.

I showed her how to do it.

- How does it work?
- It's easy. One letter forward.

(Joy) And what did Teresa
need a code for, Olivia?

(Olivia) She didn't want
her parents to know.

"I have found a prince."

Did Teresa mention having a boyfriend?

No, but someone was very keen.

- And how did they meet?
- They haven't, but they were going to.

"He says that I'm a clever girl
and that we'll be together forever."

- Did she say anything else about him?
- She said she was happy.

She wanted a boyfriend.

"Handyman and Princess Teza forever."

- Does that mean anything?
- Princess Teza is her nickname.

Connie, could you take Olivia
up for a cup of tea or something?

Are you gonna find her?

We're gonna try, OK?

Princess Teza with a Z and Handyman
together bring up one search result.

Both got profiles
on the same dating website.

"That special someone
where barriers mean nothing."

Find out who owns that website.

We need full access,
keys to their dirty little kingdom.

Check and see
if there's any similar sites out there.

Might have multiple profiles,
like you in your internet-dating phase.

Which we said we weren't ever
gonna speak about again.

Ma'am. Ma'am.
Laurie's been asking for you.

Well, unless he's hung himself
by his shoelaces, I'm not interested.

- He's not, has he?
- He just wants a word.

Well, so does
the rest of the world right now.

Just... brutally honest.
Out of ten, how do I look?

Um... seven and a half?

I like a man
who's unconcerned about promotion.

We are appealing for the public to be
vigilant, to report anything suspicious.

Someone out there knows this person.

They might not realise it, but they do.

- (phone buzzes)
- And their phone call could be the key

to successfully finding Teresa Adamson.

She is a scared, vulnerable...

- Sorry, Jim. Boring you, am I?
- No, just...

- Breaking news, Viv.
- That's Inspector to you.

And this is breaking news, you div.
What did your paper lead on?

Some Corrie tart
falling out of a nightclub

with her Golden Globes hanging out?

They've found the girl.

Sorry, Inspector.

Viv.

What are you doing to help protect
other girls like Teresa, Inspector?

You're wanted inside. It's urgent.

Right, so the husband saw something
floating in the canal.

He's dived in, not realising,
well, that it'd always be too late,

and then he found the need
to tweet about it. "Hashtag deadbody."

That's not sarcasm, by the way.
That actually happened.

House-to-house, two-mile radius.

Comb back-garden hedges, hit up
the council to have drains checked,

see if the bins have been picked up.

Evidence, evidence. Did he tweet about
it before or after he called the police?

While he was waiting for them to arrive.

Brother-in-law's a journo.
Word spread like dysentery in a bedsit.

I can help break it to Cathy if you
like, just in case she takes it badly.

No, better it comes from me.

Might not be a bad idea
to hear it from a sergeant, officially.

I mean, clinical, professional.

She is our star witness. We don't
want her falling apart at the seams.

She's handling this better
than any of us would.

Just me.

When I was 19, my mum was still buying
bras and knickers for me.

You OK?

I don't know, do I?

I feel like I wanna smash something...
someone.

Well, it's OK to feel angry.
You shouldn't hold back.

This session with Peep,
I'm gonna get her to rip my skull open.

Cos I feel like it's down to me,
isn't it,

to remember his face and all that?

I'm sitting here thinking what I'd do
to this guy if I had the chance.

What about you?
Five minutes alone. What would you do?

(sighs)

I guess I'll just go play, then.

Cathy.

(laughter)

There's been noise complaints,
abuse, all sorts.

- We'll take it from here.
- Thank you.

(shouting)

- Police.
- (Man) What you doing?

(shouts in Polish)

- Whoa, whoa! What's going on here?
- He not pay us.

- Say the money ran out.
- I paid you yesterday.

Then we stay another day!

Hey, don't!

What's all that about?

- You should see the other fella.
- Why? Has he got a micro penis as well?

It's not mine, it's theirs.

Tak. It's ours.

Seriously?

I demand to see top lawyer.
You are bullshit people!

You're very super at your job.

So what did we pull the kid in for?

Says here he paid the hotel bill
in advance.

We're not gonna throw the book at him
for a couple of prozzies.

It's Franny Lowry
of the Cinderblock Lowrys.

Honours degree in fucking up
from the university of life.

Currently sleeping off
the mother of all comedowns.

Where does 19-year-old Franny
get the money

to pay for a week in a luxury hotel?

Said... Said he'd been in a fight.

Well, yeah, he said.
He had a massive scar here, recent.

Have you seen Jonah or Taz?

I'm pretty sure
you're not allowed in here.

That body this morning, wife
of the suicide, it had a scar, right?

Operation across the kidney?

Yeah, she's in the autopsy queue,
behind the poor Down's girl, obviously.

Water's on the fritz at home.

- You've got photos of it, right?
- The plumbing?

- The scar.
- Yeah, they're on file. I'll show you.

So we've got the hotel, the room
service, two ladies of the night.

Comes to about two grand,
which you paid, cash in hand.

A lot of loose coins to have
jangling in your pockets, Franny.

- I won it. At the bookie's.
- At the bookie's? Hmm.

The thing is about a win like that
is we would have heard about it.

- (phone buzzes)
- Everybody would have heard about it.

(Dinah) Do you know what this is?

- (Tegan) No.
- (Dinah) It's not yours.

But that look just told me volumes.

Jack, I can't believe
I'm gonna ask this.

Did you sell your own kidney for cash?

You know it's illegal, right,
even if it's your own?

Conspiracy to commit GBH.

Jail sentence, that.

(Dinah) All we need is a name,
a number, who set it all up.

I told you, I won it at the bookie's.

Look, I'm a realist.

I know you're not gonna sign
witness statements, stand up in court.

Pipe dream, that.

You're a Lowry, and your dad and brother
will have filled your head

about how a real man
keeps his mouth shut.

Does his time without complaining.
But you've never been to prison before.

Three years, Franny.
Why don't you try talking?

Bring those years down.

Unfortunately Teresa's autopsy
didn't throw up anything unexpected.

She died the same way as the other
girls: Sexually assaulted then drowned.

No DNA, no traces.

- You looking into this website?
- Still trying to find the owner.

Do you mind? Would you mind?

It's alright. I know what I'm doing.

Hacking into a website is basically the
same principle as cutting into bodies.

You try to be precise, not cause
too much damage on the way in.

- That makes sense.
- I thought it'd sound good.

It's totally different, really.

They think this website's
run out of Eastern Europe.

Yeah, reckon that's a schmokescreen.

What makes you say that?

Because just below the terms and
conditions, which nobody ever reads,

they've also written,
"Come on, the Dale."

Rochdale AFC, right?

36th consecutive season in the bottom
division, but we're on the rise now.

Definitely sounds local to me.

You'll wanna check with the cyber guys
it's OK for me to proceed, dig deeper.

Fuck 'em, that's my motto.
Name and address as soon as you can.

I took a loan out with Readies.

You know,
they've got the talking chipmunk.

And they kept sending me
warning letters, "Pay up, you dick."

Now, I'm on me fourth and then
this guy calls up, offers to help.

And he says that if I, you know,
cash in hand, no questions.

Well, that's all.

For fuck's sake. Oh, for fuck's sake!
That's not fair.

I don't know anything else.

Name and number.

I don't know
what's making me more nervous,

the fact that if we screw this up, we
don't have a case, don't have evidence,

or that it feels like the start
of the worst blind date ever.

How's Bob doing by the way? How many
times this week you blown him off?

I beg your bloody pardon?
You nosy bastard.

(Spike) I mean cancelled on him.

Dinah, back on the clock.
Incoming to your right.

- Sarah Wood?
- Hiya. Yeah.

So, Franny Lowry gave you my number?

He shouldn't have.
It's not how I do things.

- How do you know him?
- My cousin used to go out with him.

Condolences.

Just wondering how we get from that
to this here?

Cos he's got a big mouth.

- And because I'm desperate.
- Get a payday loan, tide you over.

(Spike)OK, reel him in.
A bit more vulnerability.

Like I'm ever gonna be able
to pay that back.

Jesus, the... the roof's leaking,
I've got a kid, taken on another and...

Every morning I wake up
and it's like someone's choking me.

(man) You live round Cinderblock way,
yeah?

(Dinah) Born and bred, for my sins.

Buy me a couple of voddies and Coke
and that side'll come out, believe me.

Look, Franny just said if I needed cash,
you were the guy to see.

(couple arguing)

Shut your fucking mouth!

You're winding me up.

Shit, Dinah, I think he's clocked me.

I'm screwed here.
Please, I'm... I'm fucking drowning.

That's it.

- How much would you be looking for?
- (Arguing continues)

- Stay there.
- (Woman) Who are you?

Sarah?

Ground opening.

Ground closing.

You were good. Pretty convincing.

If someone was doing
what I think you were suggesting,

what's the crime? Really?

These people are so desperate,
they'd sell their own kidneys.

- Bit cramped in here for a high horse.
- Miriam Braysher, remember her?

Found dead in her bed
after botched aftercare.

- Yeah.
- Doors opening.

You've got nothing.

You've got my wire.

Doors closing.

(Cathy) And it's raining

and it's cold and I'm pissed off.

And there's a van, and he's stopping.

And he's saying something.

And there's that cat.

Bloody cat, dressed up.

Bow tie.

(Peep) Try to look up.
Try to see his face.

I'm trying.

He's there.

I can see him. He's...

Fuck! What's wrong with me?

A hand, a mouth, a cat.

- That fucking cat! It's nothing.
- You're getting closer.

- You're filling in the blanks.
- Closer's nothing.

He's gonna rape and kill another girl
and it's my fault, see?

My fucking slow head! My brain!

- We always knock.
- Sorry, ma'am.

Just your husband's
been asking for you again.

He picked the wrong bloody day.

And Dinah and Spike are back.

- Sting was a bust.
- Course it was. That kind of day.

I think this Andrew's
doing a hit-and-run.

Two kidney incidents in one week?

Sweeps in, secures the operations,
then he's gone, vapour, dust.

- Now he knows we've rumbled him.
- Cos I've blown the cover?

No. You did the right thing
steaming on in, Charlie Bronson.

But he'll be pulling out ASAP.

Mobile was a burner, pay-as-you-go,
no address, and now out of service.

Hey, we've still got
that Readies connection.

Franny Lowry and Miriam Braysher
both live in Cinderblock, right?

Well, both also had payday loans
with Readies.

And are both
on their fourth warning letter,

which the locals call
the angry chipmunk.

But Andrew got in touch with Franny,
not the other way round.

So, how did Andrew know
that Franny was in debt?

Let's get a warrant
for the Readies client list.

Cross-reference final warnings
with Cinderblock residents.

See if there's someone else
Andrew's tried to contact.

Do you mind if I do it? That fucking
chipmunk brings out the rage in me.

- I need you for a taxi run.
- Who's the pick-up?

That self-pitying shit
Patrick Llewellyn.

Miller grabbed some pics
from the dating website.

None of them seem to match the e-fit,
but you never know.

Maybe one of them
will ring a bell for Patrick.

On it.

On it. I do like me a bit of macho talk.

Viv.

- Viv.
- No. No, I'm not interested.

You don't even know
what I'm gonna say.

"Even though you don't realise it,
you need Laurie's support."

"By keeping him in the cells,
you're not just punishing him,

you're punishing yourself."

I probably wouldn't have made it
so mushy, though.

You would. It might have worked.

But we're the jugglers here
and the circus is only gonna get busier.

Stuart and Tegan are en route

to bring in the owner of the website,
Roland Stubbs.

Want me to have a crack at him for you?

She reads me mind, anticipates me moves.

It's like Torvill and Dean
dancing the bloody Boléro.

Bit before my time, that one.

You look like a dog
trying to do long division.

I saw the photo my dad sent you.

- Oh.
- Don't know what he was thinking.

No, he was only responding in kind.

Wait. You sent my dad
photos of yourself?

- Why?
- Cos he asked.

- You've not?
- No. Not yet, anyway.

Can we just focus here?

Cos this website guy
could be the one who killed those girls,

and if he comes lunging at me
with his cock tucked between his legs

and a meat cleaver in his hands,

I'd rather have back-up that wasn't
obsessing over his dad's sex life.

What?

Why did you start the website, Roland?

To know
if it was other people or... me.

I was just struggling to meet,
you know, girls.

Turned out it was
a total sausage-fest anyway.

Do you know a user called Handyman?

That... That's what you wanna
see me about?

He's the one who you think
with the... the girl?

Fucking hell.

Roland.

What did you do?

Roland clocked Handyman straightaway
because he was very specific.

Down's only.

Keeps trying to get Handyman
to upgrade to platinum membership.

Handyman won't, so Roland, annoyed,
thinks about banning him

but then decides
to mess with him instead.

Creates a fake Down's girl, Patty,

who agrees to meet Handyman for a date.

- September the 6th.
- The night Cathy was taken.

Right.

Here. The Laughing Dog pub,
where Patty agreed to meet Handyman.

And just a few streets away...

Belvedere Road,
where Cathy was abducted.

So say Handyman goes there, yeah?

Waits for Patty,
who never arrives obviously.

Well, he's frustrated.
All dressed up, nowhere to go.

Takes a drive. It was raining.
Visibility was low.

Mistakes Cathy for one of his type.

We take control of Patty's profile,

we send Handyman a message, apologise,
ask him for another chance.

See if we can't coax this bastard out
of whatever rabbit hole he's hiding in.

- (knocking at door)
- (Jonah) Sorry, ma'am.

There's been a hiccup
with the Readies warrant.

(Deering)
I'll pretend I didn't hear that, Joy.

You know you filled out the paperwork
for the warrant

and then passed it off to me
to get to the magistrate?

- Yeah.
- I sort of forgot about it.

- You forgot about it?
- It's been sent off now. I'm sorry.

- I've had a lot on my plate. I'm sorry.
- Well, clear your bloody plate!

Without that warrant, that whole
organ case is grinding to a halt.

Shit. Viv is gonna skin me.
We're never gonna get it in time now.

I'm sleeping in me car.

What? Has... Has something happened
between you and Rosie?

No. Sorry. I made that up.

Up there with "dog ate me homework"
or "big boy did it and ran away".

- Jonah...
- You won't need a warrant for Readies.

They won't want the bad publicity.
They'll hand over the list

if the other option's them having
their name splashed all over the papers.

And honestly,
what I said about sleeping in me car,

I don't know where that came from.
I screwed up, that's all.

Right, call Readies' main office,
say what you just said.

Get them to agree access,
because we need their client list.

And, Jonah, if you do need to talk...

Nothing to talk about, ma'am.

♪ Ready, ready, ready, ready,
ready, ready, Readies

♪ Come get some Readies

♪ Fast cash for you!

(jingle restarts)

Wanna shut that thing off?

I've got that stupid chipmunk's voice
in my head.

It's technically a squirrel
and not a chipmunk.

They've got him
dancing around in a tree.

The squirrels build their homes
in the branches.

The chipmunks, they live underground.

- (Jonah)One more to check out.
- Roger. Fingers crossed for that.

- What's the story with this one?
- Alison Carey, 36.

Still got outstanding debts
with Readies.

Got her fourth warning three weeks back.

Fifth warning, they send a guy
in a chipmunk costume round

to break your legs.

No, I've not.

Nobody's been in touch or nothing.

- Is your husband around?
- He's away working.

In the building trade.

Away being?

- Germany.
- Oh, yeah.

I heard a lot of the lads
were going over recently.

They're helping do that new
Ausgaben Bank head office.

That's right, yeah.

Let me tell you about this guy.

He finds someone in debt on the estate,

an easy target, desperate,
ready to crumble.

Told you, it's not me.

Ausgaben Bank head office.

Pulled that one out of me arse.

A woman's died, a few streets over.
Miriam Braysher.

Sold her kidney, then bled to death
internally in her own bed.

That could so easily be your husband.

- Look, I know how you feel.
- Really? You know, do you?

Cos I have dreams, proper, real dreams,
about smothering my own kids, meself,

just so that I can be free of all this,

have one fucking day
where I am not scared shitless!

Ryan's tried to get a job.

Look, you're not here to help,
you never are.

No, you're right, we're not.

We're here to warn you

that this man doesn't give a shit
about you and your family.

You're numbers in a margin to him.
You're profit.

This is what you're risking.

I thought that photo thingy
would work.

Or the speech.

Maybe.

One or the other.

We follow her instead.

Maybe she's worried enough
to go see her husband or...

Or something else.

You laid it on a bit thick, you know.

Fucking hell.

Today, alright?

The operation, it's happening today.

She hates me, doesn't she, your boss?

- I can tell.
- No, that's just her way.

Short, sharp, to the point.

It's alright.
I don't like her much either.

Anything?

If there's someone here in particular
that you want me to point out,

just say the word.

No. No, Jesus, no. Just tell us if you
think any of them are the guy you saw.

Honestly, I'm trying, but... no.

The arresting officer's been shagging
someone else behind his missus's back.

You blackmailed him
into letting me go, did you?

I persuaded him to save on paperwork.

(chuckles)

People lie to me every day, Laurie.

- You get into a kind of mind-set...
- There's no need to apologise, love.

Who's apologising?
I'm saying I don't believe you.

I think there's other reasons
why you got out your tree

and went off like that.

Look, I pissed against a police car
because... I don't like the police.

They've taken my wife away from me and I
don't know how to talk to her about it.

- How have they taken me away?
- It's like you're not here any more.

Maybe that's because here
is where we let a defenceless girl down.

Where the best we could do was have her
dragged out of the cold water.

I'm not taking that home. Sorry.

No.

Tell you what...

Name ten people whose cars
you want pissing on and I'll do it.

Make it 25 and you got a deal.

Our guy here's gonna take you home.

Don't beat yourself up about it.
You did your best.

Thanks.

Hey, Laurie, you big fanny.
Bet you've got the hangover to end all.

- Yeah, and then some for me sins.
- You're live on air, caller.

(Dinah) Location of operation confirmed.
Kicking off now. We're heading over.

- We've got a big one.
- Yeah?

I'll see you at home, OK?

Wait in the car, OK?

With the money,
there's no way I still get it, no?

Alright, sweep in. Cover the exits.
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.

- Find out who these lovely people are.
- Will do.

Shut it down.

Hold up. Hold up a moment.

- Think we've got a runner!
- I'll go round the back!

- It's not just a removal.
- Got eyes.

We thought it was a harvest festival,
didn't we? But it's a recycling bank.

That's the recipient's family.

The NHS won't even put him
on a transplant list.

Low chance of success,
waste of resources.

And if we put a stop to this,
kidney goes for nothing.

Unless the transplant was in progress
when we arrived.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We both know you're in trouble.

So I'd focus if I were you.
I'd really bloody focus.

- (Joy) Anything?
- Nothing.

- Wait.
- (Running footsteps)

First floor.

Andrew!

You look nice. Like a proper copper.

- It suits you.
- And there was me about to arrest you.

But seeing as you've got
such a sweet mouth...

No matter what you think about me,
I did those people a favour.

Why don't you just let me
bring you in, Andrew?

Well, hang on. You've seen the state
of places like Cinderblock, yeah?

If you're born there,

your life expectancy
takes a ten-year hit right off the bat.

And that's before someone like you
sweeps in to exploit their situation.

(Andrew) There are places in India
where half the village have sold organs.

Half the village. For what?

300 quid a pop?

I pay 2,000.

And how much do you sell them on for?

Andrew, what's your plan here?
Hoping to lecture us to death?

See, she understands.
She pretends she doesn't.

But... when she was telling me
that whole spiel about the kids,

about how she feels like
she's drowning... she meant every word.

Didn't you?

You're as desperate as they come.

Joy! Joy!

- (yells)
- Get down!

All I did
was ask for a photo of your dad.

- Are you gonna sulk like a 12-year-old?
- A naked photo of my dad, Tegan.

Who, by the way,
uses women like Kleenex.

Does his business,
crumples them up, tosses them aside.

I've seen it all my life.

OK, so this is real concern for me,
this, isn't it?

- And not your screwed-up daddy issues?
- Not concern. Pity.

You did the son.
Now you're gonna do the father.

- You can fuck off, an' all.
- Yeah, fine by me.

You sure you're alright?
That was some hit.

Look, I'm...
I'm sorry I froze back there.

No, it was great. See, that's my job.

If any of you lot freeze, I have to act,

and I knew that before
but it suddenly all just clicked.

At least until
we went through that glass,

and then I was just like,
"That was stupid."

- That's Patty ready for reactivation.
- Go for it.

And Joy said let there be light
and there was light.

- What happened?
- I got overconfident.

Tried petting a wounded animal.

Might wanna sit down.

(Cathy)...my fault, see?
My fucking slow brain! My head!

(Peep) Hey...

Surprise!

Drink that while you're getting ready.

I'm taking you somewhere special,
and no arguments.

Is... Is Cathy home?

Yeah, she's upstairs, I think.

Dinah.

I saw the video. You and Dr Peep.

- She OK?
- What do you think?

You're gonna have to
look at me sometime.

You can't pretend this didn't happen.

Look, I know you're frustrated.

No, you don't know,
about me, how I feel.

You treat me like
I'm some fucking puzzle to be solved.

- I don't.
- I enjoyed it!

Hitting her. Slapping her.

Knowing she wasn't gonna
fight back and...

I'm gonna go stay at Alpha's.

I'm upset, but I'm not throwing you out.

I have to anyway.

Why? Why do you have to go?

A few months now.

- Oh, Cathy.
- Don't worry. It's Alpha's.

He's over the moon.
He's gonna be a great dad.

The enthusiastic twat.
I bet you're kind of relieved, right?

Not gonna be
your responsibility no more.

(text alert)

- Is she leaving?
- Yeah.

Oh. Do you want me to give her a lift?

Um...

I've been... called in to work.

Sorry.

I know. I'm a nightmare.

Same time tomorrow, yeah?

You say you've cooked me dinner? Yeah?

Takeaway's not the same thing.

I've gotta dash.
There's something big going on here.

Well, I'll tell you later.

Now say you love me and piss off, eh?

Should've had him arrested months ago.
Perfect husband.

Right, so here's the news.
We got a hit 20 minutes ago.

- Handyman sent a message to Patty.
- What's he been saying?

"Hey, sexy." Pause of 34 seconds.

"Where you been?"
Pause of one minute 40 seconds.

"Usually don't give girls
who stand me up a second chance."

"Might make an exception for you
if you're lucky."

- Did we reply back?
- Just a smiley.

One that's winking and blowing a kiss
at the same time.

Thought it best to start slow, make him
do a bit of work for my attention,

keep him interested.

(message alert)

And apparently he is.

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