Original subtitles

Heartbeat, why do you miss when my baby kisses me?

Heartbeat, why does a love kiss stay in my memory?

Mrs Harris and Aidensfield patient.

I need to examine her leg, replace the dressing.

I can't say how late I'll be, Christine.

But if James could cover for me till I get there, I... Thank you. Goodbye,

Christine.

Was she giving you a hard time?

Chucking over James like a broody hen.

Well, maybe she fancies him.

Maybe.

I think she hates anyone else on her patch.

Right.

You ready for this?

I've got to go, love.

But I've cooked for two.

You'll have to eat for two, won't you?

Where's Wanda?

Got them? Aye.

Jump up then.

Hang on.

There's one missing.

Huh? Fishing off a pier in winter, with all that wind whistling up your wife.

Kind of a holiday, is that?

I always go at this time of the year.

Fortunately, my missus thinks it's a good idea.

Plus the fact it keeps me out from under her feet for a week.

Keeps her in line, does she, Al? The secret of a successful marriage, Nick.

Making them think that doing what you like is doing what they say.

Roy!

Can you tell me why Inspector Murchison, a lady not known to indulge in idle

gossip, has just been on the blower asking questions about you?

Search me, Sarge.

Well, she's on her way over here to see you.

So think on.

Oh.

Morning, Christy. Dr. Rowan.

Just as well my husband didn't see me backing along the coast road.

I've often wondered what he'd do if he got me banged right.

The right thing, I should expect.

James coped all right?

Dr Radcliffe takes these little inconveniences in his stride.

Looking forward to going on leave, Ventra?

Oh, yes, ma 'am.

How well do you know the Whitby fishing community?

Better than most, ma 'am.

Do they know you're a police officer?

No, Mum.

Well, seeing how they feel about uniforms, thought it best if they

there for the fishing.

Good.

Makes it all the easier for PC Rowan when he shows up with you tomorrow.

I'm assigning you to special duties in Whitby, Rowan.

Now then, Mr. Heskett.

Cedric.

Feeling fit?

Almost in good. You know.

Right. Here you go, Mr. Heskett.

Count five containers, Cedric.

There should be six.

Well, that's all my bloke reckoned was dropped off.

Your people must have made a mistake, I reckon.

We don't make mistakes, Cedric.

Understood.

Transport to you, Mr Hesketh.

Smuggling.

We've had four tip -offs in as many weeks.

No idea on the type of goods coming in.

Reliable sources, ma 'am.

The harbour master?

Rumours picked up by my officers?

Well, rumours about smuggling.

Whippy Boltman.

Nothing new in that?

No. But what is new is how we deal with them.

You'll be working undercover, Rowan.

These boatmen, they're a clannish lot.

But they're no ventress which should give you a foot in the door.

Well, how long will I be away, Mum?

A week.

If it is rumoured, fine. If not, I want to know.

And I'm confident that you won't let me down, Rowan.

Find it.

And find it quick.

What with a tige and that could be anywhere. You don't seem to understand,

Cedric. Now, I am a very reasonable man.

But the people I work for are anything but.

You get the point.

Sit down, Lena.

Like that, is it?

You weren't planning on getting pregnant, were you?

No, not really.

So, how do you feel about it?

Still taking it in.

I'm wondering what the hell Jake is going to say.

Your boyfriend?

Jake Sterling.

Will he stand by you, do you think?

This baby as much as it is mine.

Well, remember, if you need any help, I'm here.

Thanks.

I'll pick the room up for two of you, then.

Lovely to have you here again, Alf.

Till tomorrow, then.

Bye.

Hey, Alf, bringing a friend with him tomorrow.

Mrs Stirling.

Jake, I need to talk to you.

I've got to go and get the boat ready, Mum.

I'll have a word before you go, Jake.

In private.

Go on, I'll catch up.

I thought you'd stopped seeing that lass.

No, I just stopped bringing her in.

I've told you before, Jake, I don't want you involved with it.

Look, if you didn't know her, Mum... Oh, I know her kind.

No family.

Comes from nowhere, edits at the same place.

Were you a long way if you'd daft enough to let it happen?

Thank you, Rowan.

I'll really enjoy having to pound your Aidensfield beat, won't I?

Well, you can't blame me for that.

Right, Inspector Murchison tells me I'm to fund this fishing expedition of

yours. All right, then.

So I'll have chitties for everything, the lot.

Anything not accounted for comes out of your pocket, not my station budget.

Oh, I'll keep my expenses fully chitted too, Sarge.

Oh, don't cinch yourself on my account, Ventress.

You spend all the money you like, because it'll be yours, not mine.

I'm on special duties too, aren't I, Sarge? No, Ventress.

You're on holiday.

Remember.

Are you sure?

Don't overdo the enthusiasm.

Well, what do you want me to say? You tell me.

I never reckoned on a baby.

I mean, until Mum steps back from the business, we've nothing to offer it.

It won't be love, Jake.

A kid would really blow it with Mum.

I'd have to walk out on her. You can't stay tied to her apron strings forever.

Look, I love you, OK?

But the way things are, we just couldn't afford to take on a baby.

So what am I supposed to do, pretend it's not happening?

The way things stand,

I'm going to have to get rid of it, Lisa.

So how long will you be away for?

A week.

All right for some.

It is work, Kate.

Sounds more like a week out with the boys, all expenses paid.

Sharing a bedroom with Alf Ventress is hardly landing on my feet, is it?

Very cosy.

I'll be in Whitby Mondays and Wednesdays. Oh, no, we can't be sitting

together, Kate.

I wasn't thinking of meeting in public.

I could always... What?

Meet me round the back of the bike shed?

Are you sure no -one in Whitby knows you're a copper, Al? Oh, too right.

I can't afford to let you on.

Why, what do you get up to?

We all have our secret vices, Nick.

Yeah, well, don't ask me to guess what they are.

Poker. With or without the benefit of a license.

I'd never have guessed.

There's a lot you don't know about Alfred W Ventress.

What's the W stand for?

Winner.

Flat's above the store.

Nice one, Al.

Ha!

Oh, I do.

Sarah, this is Nick Ro... Roberts.

Pleased to meet you.

Mrs Sterling.

This is her son, Jake.

Hello, Jake. Hello.

I haven't put you out, have I, looking this young fella along?

No, you're always welcome, Alf.

I'll know what you bring with you.

Can you give me your hand? Oh, thanks. How can you get out there?

Oh, very.

If only to show young Nick here what a treat he's got in store.

Right. I'll get the boat ready for you, then.

By the way, how clued up are you on fishing?

Well, I did have a go at it in tadpoles once, Al.

Your time of the year again, is it, Alf?

Cards feeding you well, then, Alf?

Very funny, aye, very funny.

Tell you what, I'll play with me again, I love you.

And I'll teach you a lesson in manners as well.

What's all that about?

Oh, he's a terrible poker player, is Cedric.

Yeah, and the worst loser by the look of it. I'm sorry.

Customs and exercise.

They keep a sharp eye on you out here, do they?

Depends what they think you're bringing in.

It's not always fish, I'll bet.

Good bet.

What do you do for a living?

Oh, you know, this and that.

Buying and selling, mainly.

Always on the lookout for a bargain.

Even the kind that pulls off the back of a fishing boat?

Yeah, yeah, especially that kind.

Oh, well, we don't know anything about smuggled gear, myself.

What others mind?

I don't know they do.

Now, I reckon it'll be hard for you to rush up, I know.

Who's boat's that?

Did he mean it?

You know, when he said he'd help me.

Of course I did.

I've told Jake about the baby.

There's no way I can have it, Dr Rowan.

It's not that he didn't love me.

But the way things stand, if I have it, I know I'll lose him.

What exactly are you saying?

Well, I don't know how these things work, but the only way out for us,

is an abortion.

Right. Now, put one of them on your hook.

Right. Well, there's a nice one.

There. Oh, you big softy.

It's not always against the law. No, it's not.

For a woman in your situation, it is. You said you'd help me. I'll help you

through your pregnancy.

And that's it?

As the law stands, yes.

Well, if I can't have it done properly, I'll have to find another way, won't I?

Don't do anything stupid, Lisa. I'm not losing Jake.

Who's that, Jake?

Said Shanks.

Don't tell me he's found it.

Found what?

Said lost some merchandise at sea.

Look at him, look.

Now.

You hold the hook on your left hand. You've got the line on your right.

You pass the line through the hole. Just like that.

Right. There we are.

You see that? Yeah.

Get off the lens. Hold that.

Keep an eye out for me.

Got before me binoculars.

Yes, you was.

Well, it's not a question of where.

I mean, you know, calculating the wind and the tide, what we call seamanship.

Cedric seems to have lost some of it.

Yeah, he has.

Coppers aren't supposed to nick keys.

He's sitting on evidence in there.

That container.

Well, they know you've dipped your hand in it.

If they find out, I think it was Cedric, weren't they?

I'd better go and tell Murchison. You'll have to watch the shop.

I mean, it's a fish, not Snoop.

Well, you can do both.

I had a word with the Met after your call. A lot of counterfeit £5 notes have

surfaced in London.

Any idea who's behind it?

No, but they're being printed abroad.

So what should we do, Mum?

Keep Shanks under surveillance.

Don't lose touch with the money. I would have trouble explaining how our only

solid evidence had gone missing.

And so, Rowan, would you?

I'm sorry, Claude, but it's over £4.

I'm not going to emigrate, am I?

Don't worry.

I've got it in hand.

I don't want it in hand. I want it in the till.

In any case, I've got the accountant coming next week.

Oh.

Tell him to put me down as a fixture and fit in, cos I nearly have.

You will be if you don't get your slate settled.

You don't know I've gone on, do you? Give me a bag of crisps.

They're not for me. They're for Alfred.

Put them on his slate.

Hello, Gina.

Hi, Kate. What can I get you? Have you anything to eat?

Pasta or something. I'm starving.

Sorry, we've got no food.

Our butcher's in hospital.

Really?

Yeah, he skidded his van into the bank.

The van's a write -off, so I'm looking for a new supplier.

Oh, dear.

Well, I'll have a bag of crisps and a glass of orange juice.

Haven't seen Nick today. Are you all right?

Fine. He's just away for a few days.

George, I'll see you in a bit.

I've got to go and see a man about something.

Said. I need a word.

I need a print.

I have to get some money.

Fact like?

The best print in the bank.

No, I'm not asking for a loan.

I mean work.

You know?

Work.

Now, Harry, you know that... You know that merchandise you were talking about?

Ah, ah. Well, I think... I think I might know a way to get rid of it.

Yeah, well, no, not until I see you, do I?

Ah, well, do you want me to come to your place or what? I've had to ring my mam.

Eh?

Better check for water damage.

Cedric.

Of course, Cedric.

If he's taken any notes... Then put them about him, Whitby.

We'll have to wind it up. He screwed up this entire operation.

Do you want me to have words with him?

No.

Not yet.

We'll need him to help salvage something from this cock -up.

We really appreciate what you've done.

That's not all for me, is it?

It's a bonus for finding the missing goods.

I don't want to see it.

There's more, Cedric.

After the next run.

I'm afraid that'll be the final run, Cedric.

I thought you said you were here for a good few months.

It's all this.

But don't worry, you won't miss out.

It'll be a double delivery, a very big confinement.

When will this be?

Two, maybe three days.

We'll let you know in the usual way.

It's over there.

Big Mac's left in black.

Silver buttons all down her back.

I know she told me so.

She broke her needle now she can't stop walking the dog.

But they're walking with a dog.

And if you don't know how to do it, I'm going to show you how to walk a dog.

To watch the elephant jump the fence.

He jumped so high, he touched the sky.

Never came back till the 4th of July. Walking the dog.

Just walking the dog.

If you don't know how to do it, I'm going to show you how to walk the dog.

If you don't know how to do it, I'm going to show you how to walk the dog.

If you don't know how to do it, I'm going to show you how to walk the dog.

If you don't know how to do it, I'll show you how to walk the dog.

Now then, son, what did you think of that?

Thank you.

Oh, it's not exactly the back of a bike shed, is it?

That's a view.

I've missed you.

Yeah, me too.

Oh, and I brought you some clean socks.

Oh, thank you.

I bet Blaketon's driving everyone mad patrolling Marby.

Car tires, dust lights, he's ticketing anything that moves.

People your age should be setting an example, you know.

Have you noticed how much younger policemen are getting these days?

So if I knock off what I owe you for the meat off your slate, we're leveled. Ah,

apart from the live scotch you're gonna pour me for getting you out of the

fertilizer.

Hello, Gina.

It's Dr Rowan, Uncle George.

Your tablets, George.

I'm sorry I'm late getting them to you. Better late than never. Because he can

be a real pain when he's run off a pill.

Don't be cheeky.

Dr Rowan.

Don't have to remind you, do I, George?

It's past closing time.

My fault, Sergeant. I was just delivering George the pill.

Well, I expect public houses, innocently or otherwise, to remain locked outside

life and thing hours.

That's for you, Greengrass.

I've got my eye on you.

Keep both of them on there so long as he keeps his nose out.

Venison pasties.

Very exotic.

They will be when I get them made. I've only just had the steaks delivered.

I've never tasted venison.

I could let you have a couple of steaks, if you like.

Well, that'd be very nice.

You've lost the people, the money.

When you foul up, Rowan, you do so in style.

Yes, ma 'am.

Do you say they're planning one last delivery?

Yeah, they've paid Cedric Shanks a bundle in advance.

We need to find out where and when.

Well, Cedric's the weak link in this chain.

If we can prove he's in possession of forged money, I'm sure he'd talk.

What forged money?

Well, the notes they gave him.

I'm certain they're bent, ma 'am.

All right.

It's our last chance to know this.

Try not to mess it up, Rowan.

Just had the word.

Pick up somewhere at night.

Right. And I don't need to remind you about loose talk.

I shook hands on it, didn't I?

And no backing out, son.

Dodgy characters I'm dealing with.

Don't take any excuses.

Know what I mean?

I need your help, Alf.

All right.

Can you set up a poker game with Cedric?

Hang about a bit.

That's the number one for a tadpole netter.

First hook your fish, second land it, and third... Take the picture.

It'll be your only chance this year, Cedric.

Look, why not admit you're scared and have done with it?

Look, don't just say it, Cedric.

Prove it.

He's on.

Nice one, Al.

Do you think it's going to work?

Well, if he plays poker like you say he does, he might flush out some of those

bent notes.

If he's holding them.

And if you know anything about poker.

You'd be surprised.

Oh, full of surprises, aren't we?

Try me again.

Lisa? Help me, please.

There you go.

Hello. Dr. Rowan.

How are you feeling?

Terrible.

You will think I'm really stupid.

I think you're lucky.

They said the baby's all right.

They weren't just saying that. I mean, it wouldn't have harmed.

Your baby's fine.

Why didn't you listen to me, Lisa?

I wasn't thinking straight.

I was so afraid I'd lose Jake.

I know it's late, but I really need to see him.

Ten. Ten.

Another bluff.

All right.

See you.

Two pair, bonnie lad.

I'm out.

Hello?

Yes, speaking.

My name is Dr Rowan.

I'm ringing on behalf of Lisa Everett.

Your wife, what's she doing in hospital?

She's not in danger, but she's feeling very low.

She really needs to see you, so I've arranged for you to visit.

Yeah, but you still haven't said what's the matter.

Oh, I see.

Yeah.

Yeah, right away.

It's Lisa.

She nearly died, Mum.

What if she had an accident?

No accident.

She's having my baby.

She's trying to get rid of it.

It were already happening.

I was going to lose you.

You blaming me.

Me pressuring you.

And the things you'd have done for the money.

But I've set it all up.

I'll earn all we need tomorrow.

How? Tell me, Jake.

Pick up at sea.

But you said you'd never do that.

I had no choice, Lisa.

But we had a choice with our baby.

We just didn't have the guts to face up to it.

Well, I want my baby, Jake.

Say what you like.

Do what you want.

I'm sorry to wish it on you, but that's the way it's going to be.

Know what I wish?

That your mum didn't have to be told.

She already knows.

Told her myself.

All I wish is that we could put the clock back, love.

You're 30.

And I'm 50.

Bluffing again.

You're 50.

Plus 30 in chips.

Plus 170.

No more cash, is there?

Neither have I.

We can settle up after the game.

Well, I'd better see you then.

What else?

Flush.

Straight flush.

You owe me 200 quid.

Partner, my God, go and get your money.

All right.

Tension. Lovely.

Thank you. See you again next week. OK, thank you. Bye.

I know you're up to something.

I don't know what, but I'll find out.

And when I do, God help you.

She'll wait there.

I couldn't believe your look.

Well, I was just waiting for the right hand to show up.

Well, let's hope it works.

Start counting.

Are this money's counterfeit, Cedric?

What are you talking about?

These notes were as bent as a boat hook, like the rest of the stuff you've been

picking up at sea.

You're a polish, aren't you?

That's right.

What, you and all?

You're in serious trouble, Cedric.

Smuggling, forgery, criminal conspiracy.

Do you know what that adds up to in years inside?

Look, I got that money through the normal course of work.

No, that's your payoff for the smuggling run tomorrow.

See what you like's got nothing to do with me.

You'd better get that, Cedric.

Hey.

Don't you go wandering off.

It's about tomorrow, not now. I can't do the pick -up. I've changed my mind.

Hello, Jake.

Have you been picking up stuff at sea for Cedric?

I see a note.

The truth, Jake.

What's going on?

Cedric's been landing forged money, Jake.

I don't know anything about forged money.

I don't know if he's been using you.

No. Tomorrow would have been my first time out, but I've changed my mind.

That's why I came here.

Right, lad, you're finished.

Just wait till I tell everybody. You won't be here, Cedric.

You'll be doing time.

Now, how much depends on you.

Who is this merchant from anyway?

Well, you could talk to her. She can help you.

What big talk to coppers he must be doing.

Why do you think they paid you in fool's notes, eh, Cedric?

Well, it's because they assumed you were thick.

Now, you fell for it because you trusted them, right?

Now, you carry the can, and they go off laughing all the way to the bank.

Will Shanks play along?

Yes, ma 'am, if he was seriously let down by the organisers.

And the money containers?

How far out at sea will they be dropped off? The other side of the three -mile

limit. It's beyond the reach of the law, Rowan. The PC Ventress thinks he can

tempt them to our side of the line.

There they're over there now, let's hope I can remember how to do this

Well,

I

told them we got engine trouble they better come back to us and what they say

They're thinking it over.

So they're coming?

Well, no seaman likes to go back with undelivered cargo.

Stand by.

Stand by.

Coming in.

All right, all right, go.

That's it, go!

Keep to it once more.

Good morning, Cedric.

Good morning. Lovely weather for it. Aye.

Great, you don't need me now. See you there.

Oh, but I do.

After you.

Well

done,

Cedric.

Hmm.

Time to settle up, I think.

Hey, what's your problem?

The problem is, Cedric, that your stupidity has destroyed years of

And you have lost me money.

Real money.

Go and put him somewhere till we're ready to leave.

Right. Load up.

You looking for Lou?

Al?

Where's Cedric?

Come on, Al! Hoist by his own petard, you might say.

25 people arrested all over the country.

Almost as many in Holland.

He must be Blaketon's blue -eyed boys now.

Well, he did express amazement at how much me and Alfred managed to learn from

him.

Typical. And he asked me to be in early tomorrow.

Shall we go?

Special dinner tonight.

What's that?

Venison stew.

What did this tell me?

There's a lot of it about, apparently.

What's that smell?

What smell?

Fish!

Oi!

Come on!

What do you miss when my baby kisses me?