All language subtitles for Waterloo Road s10e18 Lenny Loses It

Hiya mum, how are you?

I've just started my new job.

It's in London.

I try and keep my professional and my
private life separate.

Get out!

Alright!

That's enough!

There you go.

But you've got the wrong boy. He was an
orphan.

We paid the fee. You bought me. I never
want to see you again.

Your dad wants to see me for an update.
There's not that much to say. You're

going to stop.

I don't want anything to do with either
of you!

So does that mean I can sleep well
again?

Absolutely not.

Want to have some fun?

There you are.

Do you have a lock?

Sorry, you woke me up at half two. I
heard you sneaking out.

Yeah, I couldn't sleep.

Went for a walk.

A pretty long walk.

Anyway, I'll feed you breakfast.

There you go.

That's what you must have ordered, Ned.

Yeah. It's just my dad usually separates
the tails from the beans so it doesn't

go soggy.

I'll remember next time.

I think you might have forgotten to

go to your counselling yesterday.

Don't forget.

I just chose not to go.

Well, it's not going to work, is it, if
you keep missing sessions? It's not

worth the time.

Look at that!

Dale!

Did I do that bad?

Oh, you know.

What happened to me stating five years
I'm going to be head of department?

You did a term of teaching.

More precisely, trying to teach.

First term.

It's always the way. You'll be fine.

Although you do need to make sure
there's more in your life than teaching

marking and teaching. That is always the
manner.

Yeah, another feeling.

I need to get out more.

I did ask, but it was a polite but firm
no.

Who from?

From you.

When?

When I first arrived.

Did you?

Trying to kick a man while he's down. No
wonder I don't have a life.

It's all your fault.

I'd like to report a stolen vehicle.

Well, it's with the right people now.
The police will search the hard drive

see if they can trace anything.

Thanks.

George,

what can I do for you?

Well, maybe more a question of what I
can do for you.

We are getting a surprise visit from the
Education Authority tomorrow.

What? I have it from a very reliable
source.

And you very kindly thought to share
this with me.

What prompted this display of public
spiritedness?

Well, I can still remember the surprise
visit of the Havelock High parent,

Snoop, was it?

Assuming you wouldn't want a repeat of
that particular fiasco.

Well... We're all going to have to be at
our best, aren't we, in the coming

weeks? When the merger... If... If the
merger goes through. Right, well,

Don't mention it.

No, I mean, really, don't mention it.

It's a secret.

The police aren't planning to take the
case any further.

Because they didn't know you weren't an
orphan.

They'd looked after you okay.

Why are you telling me this?

I thought you might consider coming home
now.

Nope.

There is some important information that
concerns you both.

The DNA test results have come back.

And it is a match between you and the
woman who filed the missing persons

in Lahore. That's how we found your mum,
Abdul.

Her name's Yasmine Khan, and she arrived
in Scotland yesterday, and it's up to

you, but she would very much like to
meet you.

I've just heard we're getting an
inspection tomorrow from the LEA. The

is they don't know we know, and this
time, of course, there won't be PTAs and

visits from Havelock to get in that way.
So it's just up to us to screw it up,

then. So can we all just save our
hangovers and meltdowns for another day?

got 24 hours to get our act together.
Sonia, you, me, coffee, plan.

Everything okay?

Don't ask.

This place needs to look potless
tomorrow. Every light, every fitting to

full working order. All graffiti to have
been either cleaned off or painted

over. The KK train's going to like that.

I don't care. What are we paying for?

Right, the hall needs a makeover. Right.

Yes.

Chance.

Why do you think we kept the truth from
him?

Because we were afraid something like
this would happen.

And now he hates me.

I'm sure that's not true. He's just
upset and confused.

Okay, maybe I'm not his biological
father.

I've done my absolute best for that boy.

And I'm sure Abdul will figure that out
for himself if you just give him some

space. I shouldn't have known it would
catch up with me. My eyes always do.

You? Pleasure.

Pleasure.

Thanks.

G'day.

Yeah. What am I supposed to say to a
complete stranger who happens to be my

So what are you going to do?

I don't know.

Not one would mind, neither bird nor
tree, if mankind perished utterly.

And Sprink herself, when she woke at
dawn, would scarcely know that we were

gone. There will be soft rains by
Cerritosdale.

Tell us why you chose it, Carrie.

It's about nature and how it wouldn't
care if all humans were wiped out by

It's sort of depressing and not at the
same time.

Any questions?

It's a lie.

Excuse me, Dale?

Some nature would cure if humans weren't
around.

An ant's cat would die if it didn't feed
it.

You don't know that, Dale.

Your ant's cat might prove very
resortable. I wouldn't care if it died.

I'm sure it feels the same way about
you.

OK, Dale, since you're so keen to make
an active contribution, maybe we should

hear from you next.

Faye hasn't even bothered.

Actually, I have, so keep this out.

My most memorable piece of writing is
from Spider -Man No More.

I'm not going to do it if you're going
to laugh.

Enough.

OK, so... Peter Parker's Spider -Man.

This amazing superhero.

But it's like no -one appreciates him
for it.

So he just quits, throws his Spidey
costume in the bin and walks out.

And?

So memorable he can't even remember it.

Saving lives was what Spider -Man was
put on this earth to do.

He was miserable as a superhero.

But he finds that trying to be a normal
guy is even worse.

Abdul, um, Yasmeen.

Hi.

Abdul, I don't know what you've been
told about me. Just that you're my mum.

Is there anything you'd like to ask me?

How did it happen?

I was very young when I had you.

I was unmarried.

My parents were very angry with me.

I loved you.

I wanted to take care of you, but they
wouldn't let me.

They took you away from me and pretended
you were an orphan.

The man at the orphanage that they took
you to used to help people who couldn't

have children by selling babies.

It wasn't until my mother was dying that
I found out what my...

Mother and father did.

And ever since then, I have searched for
you.

I'm sorry it's taken me this long to
find you.

I'm sorry you had to find out like this.

It's okay.

Anyway, these are for you.

Well, all of them.

One for every birthday I didn't get to
spend with you.

Day up.

How's the therapy going?

Therapy says I don't need to discuss it
with anyone.

All right.

But you're eating properly.

Yeah.

The thing about Spider -Man is that he
did put his Spidey costume back on and

carried on saving the world.

He just had to want to.

Oh, did you find your earring there?

What? I didn't send that.

Okay, sit down, everyone, please. I
think it's you, Fairchild.

That's my family.

My husband, Ibrahim.

Your little sister, Aisha.

And the lad said about...

The real, the better.

And the baby is called Abdul.

No.

But it's okay.

You can be Big Abdul and he can be
Little Abdul.

We won't have any trouble telling you
apart.

This is a bit weird, isn't it?

Yeah, you're telling me.

I don't even know what to call you.

Why don't we start with Yasmeen?

Okay.

So what are you into?

Music, video games?

You know, all sorts.

Never specific, just like Gibril. Well,
I paint a bit, love films, and believe

it or not, like graphic novels.

No way.

What's wrong with that? Why can't a girl
like graphic novels?

Have you read Transmetropolitan?

Of course.

Cool.

I'd like to get to know you better.

If that's okay with you.

Yeah, if you want.

So... I can't quite make out what this
means.

Well,

think about it.

You would enter the universe?

You can do better than that. Femme
impure. Fairly self -explanatory, isn't

A tart, sir.

All right, thank you.

Go on.

You would sleep with the entire
universe?

Donnie, get to the cooler.

But it was him! The cooler, right now.

Entirely your fault, of course.

Why don't we just leave her alone?

Well, thanks for letting me know.

So you're going to leave Mr. Spinks?

Some idiot went for a joyride and the
con crashed it.

When was this?

Last night.

Hello, claims department, please.

Call or text any time you like.

Please.

I just want to say sorry.

What you went through must have been
awful.

We never knew that Abdul wasn't an
orphan. Did you take the trouble to

Well, no.

There was no reason to be suspicious.

Someone offered to sell you a baby who
you've hardly met, and you saw no reason

to be suspicious.

I know this is hard for you, but take
what you're feeling right now and times

by a million. And you might just have
some idea of what I've been going

for the last 15 years. Why are you doing
this?

It's embarrassing.

Son, I really don't think this is a good
idea.

Haven't you done enough? Please tell
him.

Sorry, son, I think you should go.

Well, you were the last person I was
expecting to have to send in here.

You know, a very good friend of mine was
bullied at school.

And it went on for so long that I
started feeling like normal.

For him.

Yeah.

Like it's your fault.

Like it's happening to you because
you're some kind of freak.

Well, that's because it's exactly what
they want you to feel.

So you have to fight it.

Although preferably not by attacking
people in classrooms.

So what happened to your friend?

He... learnt not to let it show.

By being clever.

Which you are.

You probably should get to the next
class.

You know, ever since you did well in the
mocks, you've looked really depressed.

I hate to think how you'd be if you'd
done badly.

I don't know why I ever imagined in my
wildest dreams that I could teach.

I bought the kids.

I even bought myself.

Well, you can't be any worse than me
when I started out.

You're just saying that.

Michael, I swear to God, kids fell
asleep in my lessons.

I don't believe you.

When I was a student, I was obsessed.

Obsessed with Thomas Hardy, I used to
spend entire lessons reading aloud from

Return of the Native, and before the end
of the first chapter, I would always

hear someone's story.

I thought if I force -fed them enough,
they would get it and appreciate him.

Did they?

Of course not.

But it did mean I got to watch the film,
test the dobberells about a hundred

times, and they got to nap in peace.

Hey! He laughed!

There's still hope.

I, uh... I don't suppose, uh, you fancy

coming out for a drink later?

Me?

Okay.

Why not?

Is that what I think it is?

Why, do you want some?

No.

It's too risky.

The police found Maggie's car.

It was smashed into a tree somewhere.

Just wondering if you knew anything
about it.

It's good to know you've got such great
faith in me, Lenny.

Well, it's not the first time that
you've borrowed a car and...

To be honest, Dale, you have been pretty
rude to her recently.

Look, I didn't touch her car, okay?

Okay.

Uh,

focus on what you're doing, eh?

Has anyone seen Dale?

Oh, yeah. I think he's got an
appointment for the dietician. Uh -huh.

Or you know?

That's what he said to me.

Good afternoon, all.

Settle down. Right, now, first things
first. We have received what the police

refer to as a tip -off that there is to
be a surprise inspection tomorrow.

Quite. Now, I am intending to test you
on Weimar and the Nazi party, so if you

could actually do some revision tonight,
it would be greatly appreciated.

Miss, it's pretty good in front of these
inspectors, isn't it? That is the

general idea, Scott, yes.

Then why not give us the answer to the
test just now?

We'll take it home, memorise it, and
then tomorrow will be word perfect.

Isn't that cheating, Miss?

The LEA is making this surprise visit in
the hope of catching us with our

trousers down. Now, if that isn't
cheating, I don't know what is.

But technically you're right, Justin,
yes? So you are just going to have to

learn it overnight.

I mean, what is the problem?

You can't even let me meet her without
trying to interfere.

It was humiliating.

Wasn't it?

Your dad's all right.

He's always looked after you.

I don't think it's totally his fault.

So what do I do?

Everyone keeps saying it's up to me and
it's just doing my head in.

Police have been in touch about your
computer and they've checked the

proxy server. It shows that the sender
was using your login details.

I don't understand.

The IP address for the emails matches
your own.

You think I've been bullying myself?

No one is accusing you of anything. But
that's what you think, isn't it?

Bonnie, please.

Come back, sit down, we'll talk this
through.

I did not send these messages to myself.

I don't care what you or the police
think.

Sure, no -one's accusing you of that,
Bonnie.

Yeah, that's what he thinks.

I did this all to myself.

Bonnie!

Hey, it's Abdul.

You all right?

Yeah, do you want to meet after school?

No social workers or any teachers.

Yeah.

Yeah, alright, yeah.

Alright, see ya.

I thought you were budging.

Thanks a lot.

Didn't know athletes smoked.

No athlete, remember?

One setback and you give up. It wasn't a
setback, okay?

Why are you still here?

I'm waiting for you to offer me that.

Thank you. You're welcome. Enjoy.

You look like your father.

What, you mean my real dad?

Who was he? A musician who promised to
marry me and take me round the world

him.

The moment I told him I was pregnant, I
never saw him again.

We were young and stupid.

I would like to meet the rest of my
family one day.

Well, you can.

Open invitation any time you like.

I've always wanted to have brothers and
sisters, but it never happened.

And then my mum died.

Sorry.

That must have been very hard for you.

It gets better, I suppose.

Though now it feels strange.

Almost like she never... I don't know.

Never forget her, Abdul.

Whatever's happened now, I'm sure she
loved you very much.

Do you want to get chips and gravy?

Why? It's like the best food ever.
Sounds revolting.

Trust me, you'll love it.

Okay, if you say so.

Was he... Was he serious about me coming
to Pakistan?

Of course.

Abdul?

Would it be okay if I gave you a hug?

A ghost in the school.

Oh, seriously, there was.

And I was all got up like Vera Lendl.

It was not my finest hour.

I'm sure you look great.

I bet you did that to all the girls.

Another? No, not for me. I like to limit
my juice intake.

I don't want to get giddy.

Maybe I'll have a cheeky half.

Yeah, go for it.

Thank you.

For what?

Making me laugh.

I wouldn't mention it to the NFL, would
you?

Don't think he approves.

Why should it matter to you what Lenny
thinks?

No, it doesn't.

That's okay, then.

Only... Lenny's probably the only real
friend I've ever had.

It sounds kind of lame, but... It's
like... When I failed to make the cycle

team... He was feeling just as bad as I
was.

How are you now?

Numb. You're probably smoking too much
Vesta.

No, I mean it. It's like I've died
inside or something.

I keep trying to feel that old buzz, but
nothing does it for me anymore.

I don't feel anything.

Did you mean to do that, or did you just
miss my cheek?

I meant it.

You know, you're welcome to come back to
mine if you like.

Well, it's either that or Coco and a
game of Scrabble with Audrey.

Hiya. I'm not staying, I'm just here to
pick up some stuff.

Right. I'm sorry about yesterday.

I didn't mean to upset you.

Where are my other trainers?

Where you always leave them.

Thanks.

Have you eaten?

There's plenty here.

You know what you're like when you don't
eat.

Hmm?

Hmm. You tell me.

At least I'm not getting... Great.

Perfect.

Perfect.

Well, Fitzgerald.

Oh, right.

When?

Well, it's a little inconvenient.

Well, you'll just have to take us as you
find us.

See you then.

More egg with your name on it?

No.

Sure? Okay, well, I'll have it then.

You know that'll make me want it more.
You think I don't know what you're

to do?

You know me too well.

So, how's it going with... with your
mum?

Good.

I've got two brothers and a sister.

I'm going to go to Pakistan to meet
them.

Yeah.

Look, I'd better go. I'm going to be
late.

Come on, Bonnie, like you're going to be
late.

I'm coming.

I'm coming.

You need to eat your breakfast and I
will left the inn.

Good night.

Oh, sorry.

No, Christine didn't make it back last
night, so...

Muggins here stupidly stayed up late
watching back -to -back episodes of

iClaudius.

How's it going, Renee?

Very green of you.

Actually... My car's broken down.
Michael saw me standing at the bus stop

offered me a lift.

Convenient.

We certainly thought so.

I don't know what you're getting so
excited about.

You slept with Dale behind my back.

Well, would you rather we did it in
front of you?

Fine. Who don't mind looking cheaply, so
go right ahead.

Don't you dare judge me. Who I sleep
with is absolutely none of your

The guy's an absolute loser.

You've got no idea, have you?

Christine.

When Lorna came over, why didn't you
just tell the truth?

None of our business.

Well, not embarrassed, are you?

Of course not.

Are you?

No.

I had a great time.

So did I, but... I'll take you first.

Well, I was just going to say, don't
worry, I'm not going to stalk you.

Well, me neither.

No, not that I didn't have a really
great time. So did I.

So... I can't believe I just did that.

I've had worse brush -offs.

I'm leaving now.

Goodbye and...

Well, you can send yourself today, then.

Sure, the most likely explanation is
that Bonnie is sending these messages to

herself.

What would be the point of that?

Maybe she wants to get noticed or
something.

No. No, you haven't seen the state she's
in. I mean, she's desperate, poor

thing. Get out of her wits.

George, what's happened to you lately?
You and Sirius Danger are turning into a

very nice man.

Rubbish.

Ah, Lady Mulgrew reappears. So, how was
your night last night? A little text

would have been appreciated.

Yes, sorry, I, um, I ended up doing it
to friends.

All right. Did you have fun? I did,
actually.

Quite a lot of fun.

With Marco.

No!

There's a lot to be said about the
stamina of youth, let me tell you. I bet

there is. Good for you.

You know, I can safely say my midlife
crisis is now in full swing and I'm

every minute of it. You're a girl after
my own heart.

Next stop is supposed to be an
appropriate sports car.

OK, everybody, it's off.

They've arrived.

Mr Fitzgerald. Yes, sir.

Victor Marsland, managing inspector from
the LEA. This is Selina Wilson, head of

the education committee at West Green at
Council.

I was invited to tag along because of
the proposed merger.

Well, welcome to Waterloo Road.

As I said on the phone, you'll very much
have to take us as you find it, but

we've nothing to hide.

This is Sonia. She'll be taking you
around.

Right. Shall we get started?

In 1928, how many seats did the Nazi
Party hold?

Good morning. Come in. Come in. We're
just having a quick fire test.

In 1928, how many seats did the Nazi
Party hold in the Reichstag?

Twelve, Miss. And by July 1932?

230. Correct. Give me a reason why Adolf
Hitler might have risen to power so

quickly. Kinsey.

Hitler was a great orator. And in what
year did he become Chancellor?

Justin? 1933, miss. Very good.

Now, approximately how many people...
Thank you so much.

Well done, everyone.

Creep sheets to me, please.

Proud of yourself, are you?

Sorry, is it me you're talking to?

Messing about in class.

Small and dope.

Smashing Maggie's car.

I wasn't enough for you, was I?

You had to finish the job.

By doing it with my sister.

No, no.

Lisa's not that innocent, okay? She knew
exactly what she was doing.

You watch your mouth!

You want to play?

Well, go on, then!

I'll give you a free shot!

Give me your best shot!

Don't be so pathetic.

Pathetic? You're the one mouthing off.

And now you're the one batting down. If
I'm pathetic, what does that make you?

Huh?

That's it.

I'm done.

Look, Lenny, mate. Look, I know you're
mate, all right?

You're like toxic waste steel,
contaminating everything that you come

contact with.

I don't want you anywhere near me and I
do not want you anywhere near my sister,

all right?

Stay away!

Lenny, what's going on?

Dale?

We're meeting today.

Miss Hutchinson.

Did you know about this?

What happened?

Your father just served me with a court
order preventing me from taking you out

of the country.

Why would he do that? Because he's a
total prat, that's why.

All right, Abdel. Let's calm down.

I'm sure there's an explanation for
this. I'll just call Mr. Bacari. Thank

We're going to be late.

I'm not going.

Why?

Everyone thinks I've been sending hate
mail to myself.

I don't.

Yeah, I think someone's really got it in
for you.

Come on.

Come on, don't cry.

Why don't you give me your phone?

I'll screen the messages.

And then next time something comes
through, I'll deal with it.

Thanks.

It's all right.

Hey, you want to beat this?

Hmm?

I'm afraid I'm the bearer of bad
tidings.

I thought you needed to know as soon as
possible. I found this in Dale Jackson's

locker. Oh.

This was just the kind of problem he had
in his last school.

Right, let's talk about it later when I
get rid of it.

Mr Fitzgerald!

Call me back.

We were just wondering if we could have
a look at the science department next.

Certainly.

So, where exactly is the science lab?

Um, that way.

Oh, dear.

Wouldn't it be better if you led the
way?

Um...

Anyone

know what a light year is?

Come on, someone?

Nobody?

A light year is the distance that light
travels in one year.

And what's interesting about that is
that some

of the stars we see in the night sky
have long ceased to exist.

Eh?

Well, some of those stars are so far
away.

By the time we see their reflected
light, they're not even there anymore.

Wait, so let me get this straight. So
you're saying that they're not actual

stars? They're, like, ghost stars?

In a way.

A bit like, uh, receiving a text from
someone who isn't alive anymore.

That's freaky.

Yeah. And if there were, like, aliens
living on one of those planets, they'd

be dead, right?

Presumably, yeah. So you're saying that
you believe in life on other planets?

I think that... Is it mathematical
certainty?

Does that mean yes?

It does.

Perfect! OK,

quieten down. One question at a time,
please.

Yeah. Have you ever seen a shooting
star?

I know you're angry with me, but let me
explain.

After all you've done, what gives you
the right to decide who I can see or

I can go? With respect.

You know next to nothing about this
lady. At least she hasn't been lying to

for 15 years.

Did you really think I would try to
steal him? I deserve to know my real

And the only person who doesn't like the
idea is you.

And you don't get to tell me what to do
anymore.

I don't. You have all been saying it's
up to me.

Well, this is what I want.

I've had enough of you.

You're not my dad, so just leave me
alone.

I'm really worried about him. It's like
living with a different lad.

He's missing therapy, he's giving me
lip, and I know for a fact he's not

sticking to his diet. I just don't know
what to do anymore.

I can't just ignore it.

All I'm saying is the lad is not
himself.

Dale has brought drugs onto school
premises. I can't let him get away with

All right, I'll see if I can get him out
of class, preferably without our

friends from the LEA noticing.

Can anyone tell me where Dale has got
to?

Lanny Brown?

Any ideas?

Okay, carry on.

Apologies for the interruption, Mr.
Gullivera.

So that's it, then?

You've just given up on him?

What?

You and Dale.

Looks at me.

He reckons you're the only real friend
he's ever had.

Well, maybe he should have thought about
that before he decided to go and sleep

with my sister.

I knew what I was getting into. Couldn't
you dare use me as an excuse for

letting your mate down?

He was you.

If you must know what I was using him.

I'm trying to.

What is that supposed to mean?

We didn't.

Dale couldn't.

He didn't fancy me, so I looked it up.

Turns out that not eating properly can
make you impotent.

They own in a bad way.

The last thing he needs is you kicking
him when he's down.

Hi.

What are you looking so smug about?

If you must know, I just had an
epiphany.

Christine helped with that by any
chance?

Ah, so you know about that then.

It was blindingly obvious, yeah?

Well, there's nothing going on with us.
Just, uh... None of my business.

Who's nothing?

Like I said, it's none of my business.

Anyway, I took your advice, had some
fun. I feel much better for it.

Good.

Glad to hear it.

You're not bothered about me and
Christine, are you?

No.

Why would I be? No reason.

That offer of a drink still stands, you
know.

You're pushing it, are you?

One drink, but that's it.

Hello?

Okay, I'll let them know.

Thanks.

Abdul,

I'm sorry.

I should never have done that.

I've told them to remove the court
order.

That you and your mum are free to leave
for Pakistan whenever you like.

And I'll pay for you to go.

No, you don't have to do that. I'll do
everything that I can do.

Thank you.

I've rounded up a few things from home I
thought you might miss.

Might make the schoolhouse a bit more
comfortable.

Rocks some of your favourite comics.

Graphic novels.

I'll add a new one.

I never knew this was out yet.

Well, I placed an order a few months
ago. I thought, we may as well have it.

Oh, and there's, uh... I know she wasn't
your biological mum, but...

Well, you always loved that picture.

Yeah.

Right, well...

If there's anything else you need, just
let me know and I'll bring it over.

Hey, Apple.

We had something last, didn't we?

I was against the world.

Abdul? I wanna come home.

Look, don't do anything stupid.

It's a bit late for that, don't you
think?

Just come down.

What, you think I'm going to kill
myself?

No.

I'm just trying to feel something.

Feel please?

I was just upset about Lisa.

I didn't mean anything that I said to
you.

Right?

Sorry. I've got you. I've got you.

I've got you.

I am so lucky you found me. And I can't
wait to get to know you and the rest of

my family.

But I have to stay with my dad.

Because he's my dad.

You do understand it, don't you?

Cool.

Thanks, Mum.

I've been a total idiot, haven't I?

It's all of that.

You know, when I fell off that bike at
the trial, just like I didn't even hit

the ground, I've just been...

I've fallen ever since.

I know.

What am I going to do?

You're going to get better.

And when you do, everyone, including
you, is going to be amazed at what

capable of.

Cycling was my whole life.

And they took that away from me.

I think you've done that to yourself.

Maybe.

No one could have beaten you.

I'm a loser, Lenny. You're not. You're
the opposite.

It's me who thought this out.

I don't think I'm giving too much away
by revealing we're both extremely

impressed by the way this school is run.
Well, that's wonderful to hear. Thank

you. I'll be in touch within the next
few days.

I'll call you tomorrow, Selina. Bye,
Victor.

So, we passed the inspection.

It was flying colours.

Great. So what happens now, obviously,
the other council members... I wouldn't

get your hopes up if I were you. There's
still a long way to go yet. It's only

one good inspection.

Well, hello, George.

You two know each other?

We met through mutual friend a few weeks
ago.

I'll see you later.

Sure.

I take it that's your impeccable source.

I don't know what you mean.

Bonnie, hi, how are things?

Um, OK.

I don't think I've heard any more
messages.

You don't think?

Yeah, well, Justin's got my phone.

He offered to screen all my calls for
me.

Did he now?

You two are close?

Not really, no.

You think his offer is genuine, though?

Justin?

No, no, it's not how it looks.

You had another text saying come to the
locker, so... OK, let's do it. I deleted

it. I didn't want her to see it.

Of course you did. Bonnie, tell him. I'm
the...

Method that you deleted that it also
instructs you to break into her locker

would you did I didn't do it, but you
both got this wrong? I was trying to

protect you strange way of going about
it. Come on Can

you

explain this

Yeah. I know it's been a real mess, but
the thing is, the way I've been...

I don't want to be that person anymore.

OK,

what can we do to help?

Well, I'm going to sort myself out.

Sorry, team.

The council said there was a place I
could go to if I wanted to for a bit.

Sounds like an excellent plan.

And, of course, we will give you all the
support you need.

Just concentrate on getting better, OK?

Don't be a...

Stop

pushing me! Stop pushing me! I didn't do
anything, Master.

I win.

How do you make that one out?

You said you were only going to have one
drink.

But you had three.

We could go on somewhere.

A word of advice, Marco.

Learn to quit while you're ahead.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Bright and early.

I am going to miss you, pal.

Look, I meant what I said.

I'm going to get well.

As soon as I can, I'll come see you.

It might even cycle.

The most important thing, yeah, is that
room.

Right?

That room.

I know.

I don't think Justin did it.

I'm the only one that thinks that.

Whoever it was is still out there.

I think it could be Leo.

Leo. Who's that?

That's my husband.

Hi, stranger.

Your honour didn't mention she was
married when you went out.

Not a word.

I wonder why.

I heard about Sonia's illness.

We can't use someone's illness to help
us make this call.

That's why Waterloo Road must survive.

Sonia! Sonia!

Sonia, what have you done?

Brand new tomorrow night on three.
Forget your boring nine -to -five office

that doesn't let you waste time on
social media. This is Hardcore Slog.

Australia with three Brits working on a
rock lobster fishing boat in world's

toughest jobs at nine.