All language subtitles for Waterloo Road s08e13.eng

Where's my car?

How should I know?

Because you went in my bag.

You took your phone and my car key.

About me coming to Liverpool, didn't
you? Yeah.

I don't want anyone to know.

Connor? Where have you been?

I could barely look at her now.

Connor.

We have to get through this.

Get that, hey?

It's okay.

I'm being a bit OTP, aren't I? A bit?

Be careful!

I'd love for you to lose your number.

I'm going to tell me what happened to
your feet.

You wanted blackheads.

You wanted safety belts.

I wanted wind in my hair.

Come on. Let's be having you. Living for
a moment.

Drops of golden rain.

You were so scared of fresh air.

I can't just get a girl into my dance
practice.

I've got to keep a low profile to all
this get sorted. I don't want Ben

switchy. What happened with the duplex
me?

How am I going to do my homework and
stuff? I'm going to be in there dancing

every night. Oh, don't worry about that.
You're just jacking school down here

and starting.

But listen, you've really got to turn it
on in that audition.

Yeah, you've got to make them want you.

Oh, don't worry.

They'll want me.

Listen, I'm going to nip in as Peter
Duncan.

I'm going to hit the school gate at
four.

And remember...

So what's the answer, then?

Can I have an operation to get rid of
this or not?

Well, in my opinion, we would only
resort to surgery if the scar tissue was

somehow affecting the muscles here,
reducing your range of movement.

But not just because of the way it
looks.

We can review this again in time,
Imogen, but for now, there's nothing

can do.

I'm sorry.

How are you?

I can't be bothered, man.

Oh, man, I'm so hungry.

Have you got to eat? I have. I've had
breakfast for me. It's just a baby that

needs a BLT.

Oh, that's so cute.

You all right?

What's in the bag?

Oh, well, stuff for Keith.

BLT sounds great.

Oh, no.

No, by mum.

What? She's going to hospital to get a
gut staple because she's a fat get.

That's not funny.

People get anorexia listening to people
like you.

Anything?

I'll take that for you.

Oh, thanks, son.

I'll put them in your locker. OK.

Here, go and let Sonia catch you reading
that.

It's Connor's birthday.

And you're going to make him a cake?

Well, maybe not.

So, what did you get him? It can't be
cheap buying for a teenager.

Oh, a smartphone.

Very nice.

Spare the rod, spoiler child.

How's Kevin the Wonder Boy getting on?

Oh, marvellous, yeah.

Champion.

It's fantastic.

He thinks he doth protest too much. No,
no, he's a nice lad, Kevin.

When he's not up after the night
murdering zombies.

Couldn't get out of bed this morning.
Had to leave him wallowing in his own

juices. Lovely image. Thanks for that.

Bringing up children's a lifetime of
toil.

Oh, yeah, you know all about that, eh,
Grant?

Well, at least you don't have to marshal
a dozen of them first thing every

morning. How many months has it been?

It's hardly a lifetime of toil, is it?

Long enough to confirm what I already
suspected.

Oh, here we go.

that some people treat teenagers as
equals when what they need is a firm

Yeah, well, some kids have had a
lifetime of that, or been left to fend

themselves. So firm hands, my foot, get
the chance to put things right, then

that's what you do.

Oh, nice.

What are you going to do with your
oldie? Don Essendon's a gratefully

child. Kev's already got his name down
for him.

Happy birthday.

Cheers. Thanks.

You coming out later?

Don't think I'm invited.

What? That was a joke, right?

What? Kneel by mouth?

That's what they do before an operation,
innit? I can't.

Promise me mum I wouldn't say no.

No worries.

Okay, okay.

Listen, I'm not sick or not, I'm right,
but I am getting surgery.

What kind of surgery do you get when
you're not sick?

Think about it.

No way. What?

Where? Is somebody going to let me in on
this or what?

I'm going to the 32.

Double D.

What are you looking at?

All right, miss?

Where are your able -bodied assistants?

Oh, lovely.

Nice car.

Yeah, too nice for a delivery van. God,
you must be proper minted. Well...

I have worked for it. There you go.

There's that.

There's a box in there, Barry. Grab
that.

Thank you.

You'll have no

fingernails left, you.

You haven't got a nail file, have you?

Yeah, in there somewhere.

Her mum's asked us just to keep an eye
on her for now.

Ketch gloves are too. Thank you. What's
that?

Imogen Stewart.

Right. Listen, I've put a presentation
together for our open evening tonight.

Mm -hm. We can talk about that. Is that
the programme for this evening? Oh,

yeah. I don't get it.

Parents checking out schools.

Weren't like that in my day. They want
the best for their kids, Sonia.

Yeah. Not the PRU, then. Makes them run
a mile.

Just get back to work, all right? It's
what I pay you for. Not your cakes.

Who's paying for it?

I've got a benefactor.

Paying the back door once I'm working.

How much? Three grand.

You're not going to cover all that back
in shelves?

What's your mum think about it?

She's cool with it.

So what are you going to do when you
have kids, you know, breastfeeding and

that? Kids?

You hear the condoms?

Oh, no, get off on top, yeah?

Sorry, everyone, sorry, I'm late.

What are you two ladies doing there?

Come on, quickly!

Just get in there and scope it out.

Well, I'm not going to know which ones
they are.

They'll have a horse on them.

So, alkanes, if you can remember what
they are.

Barry? Casey needs the toilet, miss.

Can Casey not ask for herself?

Sorry, I'm based on... What is this,
prison?

A girl has needs, miss. Off you go,
Casey.

Thank you, Miss Salt.

Please sit down.

So... Now, I have been asked to remind
you that you are... all representing

school this evening, and to please be on
your best behaviour.

We have one person who has been
nominated Special Ambassador from this

and that is Imogen.

Doing what exactly?

Aha, a tour guide for prospective
students.

No way.

I'll have a word with Mrs Diamond.

Right, now, can anyone tell me who these
women are?

Er, you and your mate, Smith.

Ha, ha. When do you think the photograph
was taken?

It's Victorian, they're all buttons off.

No fun bags.

Language, please.

Right, now, a clue, OK?

These women were involved in politics
during the first few years of the 20th

century and there were very few women in
politics in those days. Why was that?

Women didn't have rights.

Good, OK.

Another clue coming up.

Girls, women, couldn't vote.

Like everyone under 18.

We're talking about then, not now, you
spanner. Who could tell me who was

involved in this movement?

Pankhurst.

Again, please.

Emmeline Pankhurst.

She was the suffragette.

It's cruel.

Sorry.

You all right?

Yeah, yeah, I was just waiting for
Michael.

Actually, while I'm here, I was going to
make a birthday cake for Connor.

Right.

Now, what would he be?

A bit of a lemon drizzle?

Maybe, yeah, but... Look, I'm rubbish.

And it would be the first I've made in,
like, 100 years. So I was wondering if

you could... Well, I'm supposed to be
working.

Yeah.

I just don't want to disappoint him, you
know.

Look, leave it with me and I'll see if I
can do all right.

Oh, thank you. You're a star.

Listen, he's going to be ages in there.

Do you want me to pass on a message?

No, no, it doesn't matter, Alan.

I'll catch him with her.

Sorry, am I keeping you?

No.

It's me, Tomya.

Hey, can I come see you for a minute?

And that should does.

And that should does.

I don't see what the difference is.
We're talking about no right to own

property. Big deal. I don't know anyone
that's got anything now, do you? Plus,

women weren't entitled to a university
education.

Which would save them loads of debt each
year.

Well, at least we can go.

If you're stupid enough.

No, you're stupid if you don't use your
brain.

I'm just saying there's other ways of
getting on, you flea.

I thought we were just going to make the
best of what we've got to offer.

Oh, right.

Well, one thing's for sure, they didn't
get women's votes by getting bigger

boobs, did they?

It's not all about looks.

Sure helps them, doesn't it? All right,
enough.

She started it. Are you really going to
get that boob job?

Because that's what I heard you telling
Rhiannon.

Oh, sorry, was that a secret?

Why would you do that?

Because I've got people who want me.

You're such a... All right, is that
right? And what have you got going for

today? At least I can keep a man if I
want to.

Imogen, sit down.

I want to press charges.

Wow, you're so blonde sometimes.

We'll have no more of that behaviour.
You're old enough to know better.

Now go to the cooler, please. Calm
yourself down. Go on.

Is it true what she said?

What's this?

I'd like to think it was just idle
gossip, but according to any gendonist,

arranged to have a boob job.

Wow.

Can I ask why?

Cos I can get work as a dancer.

You're a bright girl, Dynasty.

You don't need to do this.

What does your mother think?

She's a girl, isn't she?

All right, go and wait outside, please.

There's no law against it.

Because there's no law doesn't mean it's
ethical.

Audrey's right.

Sonia!

Get Harold Barry on the phone for me,
please.

Quite an outburst, wasn't it? Not
something I'd normally associate with

Look, Imogen, what happened at the
hospital this morning doesn't excuse

behaviour. You'll apologise to her for
what you did.

You'll have a week's attention and I
want you here tonight too.

Fred, I'm not doing any tours.

Something else, OK?

I just don't want people looking at me.
OK.

We'll find you something else.

Um, dynasty...

Mentioned something about dance work?

You wouldn't have to know anything about
that, would you?

Not like I heard of elephants.

Thank you.

Kevin, where have you been? You
miscalculated. I don't need to come to

lessons to hear you drone on and on. I
get enough of that at home. Oi, less of

your cheek, sunshine.

Mr Budgeon's right.

You don't have to insult me. You're just
showing off.

Yeah? Who's showing off?

Less of the bat chat.

And what?

Right, that's it. You're grounded for
the rest of the week.

Yeah, go on, go on, say something.

I'll make it a month.

Good man, Daniel.

We... Do you know?

Right.

Surprise, surprise, you don't like him.

Well, a breath enhancement to get a
dancing job.

Presumably at some club or something.

Yeah, and she's good.

Very good. You ever seen her?

Obviously not.

Well, then you wouldn't know, would you?

She's really talented.

She's talented at her studies.

Yeah, right.

Have you seen her work?

Well, then, obviously you wouldn't know
about that, would you?

She's no Einstein, I know that much, and
so does she.

Talk to her teachers.

Do you know how much money she can earn
dancing?

That's what you should be encouraging.

A natural talent.

Not keeping her banging away doing
something she's never going to be any

at.

Denise, you're not thinking of dropping
out, are you?

Depends. Because you could go to
university if you want to.

There you go again.

Putting ideas into her head.

I'm offering my daughter independence.

And I'm offering her qualifications,
which will stand her in better stead

job in some club, dancing.

Mrs Wright, with respect, Dynasty is 17
years old. It's really not appropriate

for her to be considering cosmetic
surgery.

I think you'll find it's your
involvement in my daughter's private

not appropriate.

Right.

Well, I want you at the open evening.

And she'll be there.

You can replace Imogen as class
ambassador.

Okay? Great.

Your personal statement.

Right, take a closer look.

I've made some notes.

Where some of you might need to think
again.

Even me, miss?

Actually, most of them are pretty good.
With one exception.

Well. There's a surprise.

At least you spelt your name right.

Right, about tonight, listen up. I want
all of those parents and kids coming

away knowing exactly what the PRU's
about.

Putting people down.

Excuse me?

I said putting people down.

I've done my best with that.

Yes, well perhaps if you talk less and
listen more.

Yes, sorry.

We need to like, big it up, miss.

Make it look classy like the Red
Fridays.

Oh, you've busted Miss Donegan's car,
have you? That won't be parked there

longer. Right, I'll just nab it then,
shall I? Oh, I'll race you down the

Come on.

Come out.

I just wanted to talk strategy for
tonight.

Start for him, five minutes.

Yeah.

Hey, why? Wait, what's going on? She
thinks I'm useless and she's standing in

front of everyone.

Well, you're not, are you?

Obviously. Far from it.

Is this still going on?

Same hostile attitude would come to know
and love you.

Do you mind if I sit in this afternoon
and take a look for myself?

No, I'd be delighted.

When I get paid, you get paid, okay?

No one saw nothing, right?

No. Right arm, I pray.

This is way out of your league. Shut
your mouth.

It's none of your business.

Unless you want to put this in the
kitchen bin for me. Keep the heat off

I'm not touching nothing.

And keep her out of it as well. She's
clean.

She's too young. My mum's not going to
like it. I already said, she's clean.

Where you off?

See a man about a big red dog.

Trying to sneak out, honestly?

Do you want to come with me?

Maybe.

Hmm. Only maybe.

Well, it depends where you want to take
me.

Anywhere you want to go.

Should we do a runner?

What's that thing?

Hmm.

This is the new me. I had
responsibilities.

Could do a coffee sometime then.

You can hear that from out there, you
know.

I'm on study period, anyway. You are,
too, aren't you?

Yes, and I've spent most of it looking
for you.

But Phil sent me to say sorry.

So if she asks, I've done it.

Hey, by the way, I don't want us to
fight or nothing, but you should sort

your own crap before you start mouthing
off about a man.

I can't sort my own crap out, can I?

I'm not talking about your score. I'm
talking about Connie.

You're so used to it, nearly to the end
of the world.

Is that what I think it is? I'm
practising my routine.

Right, for what?

Everyone's going to know anyway.

I've got an audition after school.

You're going to be a pole dancer?

Well, classy.

It's just not right, a girl that age
getting cosmetic surgery. I can't

understand why she'd want to.

Well, she says it's something to do with
her dad's job. I don't get the logic in

that. You might want to read this.

A whole lot of bluster going on about a
new Pole Stars club opening in town. The

locals aren't very happy.

I, um... I heard Imogen flipped out.

What happened?

It was nothing to do with me, if that's
what you're worried about.

You want to get back with her, don't
you?

And how are you going to do that without
telling her the truth? And what do you

think she's going to say?

No, you listen to me.

Once that information is out there, that
we can't control it any longer, they

will lock you up.

They will. They will lock you up,
Connor.

Still trying to pluck up the courage,
are we?

You really are pathetic.

All right.

So what's going on with you two?

What? You and Scarface.

Don't call her that.

You do care about her.

The cold shoulder thing.

It's a pretty shabby act.

Pretty cruel one, too.

Listen, mate.

You love her.

I can see that.

I'm sure she's still into you.

Just sort it out.

It's not that easy.

Right, well, suit yourself.

I've got my own stuff to deal with.

Darling, fantastic.

Who's next?

Hello?

Can I help you?

Audrey McFall. I'm a teacher at Waterloo
Road.

You're not hoping to... Clearly not.

But one of my students is, and I'm
concerned about her.

Because? She's 17.

Okay.

So you won't mind her dropping out of
her A -levels to come and work here?

Who am I to stop her?

Listen, I don't want to destroy anyone's
education, but... I'll tell you what,

yeah? I'll have a little chat with her.
Yeah, make sure she knows what she's

doing.

That do, yeah?

I'm afraid not.

The thing is, you've already had a
problem with the local press, I believe.

Now, I wonder how they'd take to you
poaching schoolgirls. Are you

me? Oh, absolutely.

Come after my girls, and I'll take you
to the cleaners.

Do I make myself clear?

That's all the calculus questions for
the course.

Everything in the textbook.

Like I said, I don't need you or your
classes.

Imogen.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I don't
know what happened with him. Are you

I'm on my face. It's not your face. But
it can be fixed. I just had to wait a

while. I know. I'm the same person
underneath.

And I feel the same way. I know. I know
all this.

But... There's something really
important that I need to tell you that I

have told you ages ago.

What?

That... I want to be honest with you,
but I can't.

Next time I'm going to hire some events
people to do the lock.

Great use of school money, that.

Where's my car?

The council must have told it. Oh, don't
be stupid.

My car's been nicked.

What? I left it in the car park this
morning. Now it's gone.

Hang on.

My key's missing.

Someone's been in my bag. Yeah, well,
don't look at me.

You were looking after it.

Yeah, and it was there with me the whole
time.

Well, presumably your car's insured.

Except... Except what?

Well, Mrs Mulgrew asked me to make a
cake for Connor, so I went to see

And where did you leave the bag?

By my desk.

Oh, fantastic, Sonia. So who's been in
here?

Uh, didn't see Barry and Imogen Stewart,
but obviously the whole time they

couldn't have done it.

I'll call the police.

Get them to add it to the list of
teachers' cards.

What cards?

Um...

Miss Boston's car went missing a couple
of weeks ago.

This happened before?

Yep.

OK, so we're coming up to exam time.

We know.

That's why we're getting grilled.

Yeah, if you don't put the work in, we
won't get the grade.

You, with me, now.

So, basically, you can account for every
minute of the day, can you?

What is this?

It's very important, Jodie.

Every minute.

Yeah, apart from when somebody were
having a go at me.

Where were you when I saw you running
from the PRU?

Just downtown for a bit. Why are you the
police?

I mean, why are you asking me these
questions?

Because someone's nicked my car.

Keith swiped from my bag.

And you think I did it?

Yeah. Why?

Because you were ugly and nicked first
thing this morning and you were in the

frame for Miss Boston's car.

Excuse me, where do you think you're
going? I'm not hanging around for this.

And I heard what you said to her this
morning.

Said what?

That you were going to nick it.

That was a joke.

Your words, Jodie.

All right, let's just think about it,
yeah?

What would I do with a Ferrari?

Hide it in my bedroom?

All right, get to your class.

This is pathetic!

I've spent a fortune on this trip, and
that is the thanks I get. Lorraine, it's

not personal. Look, we don't even know
it's anyone from the school. She went in

my bag.

Well, not scowl. She's never done
anything like that before. Tom, this is

first time for everything.

All right, look, presumably we can
eliminate anyone who can't drive.

They can all drive.

Skanky kids learn when they're, like,
five.

You can't spit it with the trucker,
right? So whoever's taken it, they've

have the equipment to jam the signal.

Or know how to demobilise it.

Have you been crying?

No. Was it worth it about you being
pathetic?

You finally talked to Conor, didn't you?

I know I'm the new girl, but it seems to
me you're better off without him.

We were great before this.

So, you were in school all morning,
Barry?

Yep. Why?

Sorry.

What about break time and lunch time?

Erm...

I was just kicking a ball around with
Casey.

What's with the Ant and Dec routine?

And she'll vouch for that, I suppose,
will she?

Well, you'll have to ask her, won't you?

Are you going to tell me what it's
about, or have I got to give?

No.

Hello? Okay, so you want me to say I'm
sorry for giving you a hard time?

Okay, I'm sorry.

I totally didn't mean it. It just came
out.

Okay.

Hey, look, I've got an idea.

Make you forget about that for once.

You just need a bit of quality.

Trust me.

So when are you going to hospital, then?

First thing.

Mum's put the money in for it, hasn't
she, for the operation?

How do you know?

Kind of figures.

Are you going to back down once I'm
working?

And then what?

Going to be a pole dancer forever?

What about university?

Jacking all this in.

Finishing school?

Can I say something?

This sounds well dodgy to me.

What, Mum would pay for her daughter to
get surgery so she can shake him at a

bunch of pairs?

Oh, right.

Thanks, Dennis D, for helping me out.
But now I'm just going to go and dish

with her. No, I mean, why jack this in
to work in some skanky club?

Skanky? You said it was skanky. Look,
this is a big opportunity.

And I'm crapper to girls, so why
shouldn't I?

Mum told you that too, did she? Look, if
you've got nothing positive to say,

then just shut it.

I'm just saying... Yeah, well, don't.

Your mum just wants the best for me, OK?

What are you doing here?

Flickful's been down the club trying to
stop the audition.

You really don't want to go off on one
of you? I'm going to kill it. Honestly,

Ben will get involved.

Don't do this.

Anyway, listen.

Some good news.

Donegan's Ferrari.

One you sure no one saw? Yeah.

No worries.

I'm clean.

Got the big man to pick it up direct.

Good lad.

Anyway. Where's the fourth classroom?

Listen, I know you're nice. I just want
to talk to her.

So just point your mother the right way
and leave me through it.

So, the Great Depression.

Now, how many of you here know what
you... I'd like a word.

Now.

Of course.

Textbooks, please.

Chapter five.

I called my mate down the club. Mrs
Barry. He said you came in there making

threats. Oh, no. I was... I'm only
thinking of her future. Yeah?

Well, her future is about making money,
not scraping through her exams.

No, you're wrong. She's perfectly
capable of getting fed... My daughter.

My investment.

And that's three grand worth of
silicone.

So you step on my toes again.

Go on a day, you tweedy little
godfather.

And you'll be meeting your maker faster
than you think.

Honestly, not today of all days. Get up.

I didn't... Get up.

Can I have a word?

Man, Hamzah is going to get you a
disciplinary.

I'm sorry, but she is undermining me
every step of the way, ever since she

nicked my car. You know there is nothing
to say she had anything to do with

that, Nicky. All the reins.

You're losing perspective.

Do you know what?

Michael got me in to run the PRU my way,
and if you don't like it, then go and

speak to him. Good idea.

We'll stay half an hour at Michael's
office.

Fine. Dear, oh, dear, these essays.

On Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

Ugly, for the most part.

Stitched together with dinking and
discarded pieces.

Terrifying.

Lacking all spark.

One, let's see.

Mr. Skelton.

Rubbish. Mr. Wise, far from it.

Miss Barry.

An A star.

And nothing lifted from Wikipedia.

Well done.

Unlike this magnificent example.

Wait!

Right, full time, see you lucky campers
again tonight.

Quietly!

Hey, Starry.

Like you said, you're obviously really
napping still.

Only ever going to get work done.

And only then will you get your boobs
done.

Kevin. Kev.

Where are you off to?

No way.

I'm just going to hang out.

No. Can you come with me, please?

So you're still going to your audition,
then? Why wouldn't I?

Because... OK, whatever you think, I'm
just going to say it anyway.

Your mum says you're no good at anything
else, hasn't she?

And you believe her.

Well, she's not going to make it up, is
she?

Hey, Star.

Listen, you want to be a dancer, right?

So why isn't she trying to get you into
dance school or something?

£100 a week until my class week? Come
on.

There's just something not right about
this.

Like? I don't know. You're good at your
work. You're fantastic looking.

Are you coming on for me? You idiot.

You just don't need a boob job or
anything else.

And you're planning on chucking this all
away for what? You think you're going

to end up famous?

Do you know what? Clever, Clucks.

You don't know nothing to keep me
trapped shut.

I thought you'd come in through the
gates. Sorry.

Well, come on, then.

Your fans are waiting.

I'm going to wish we looked down.

Break a leg.

So what do you reckon?

Thought you said it was classy.

Oh, I'll close up now during the day.
Until midnight when it's full of punters

waving tenors at you, eh?

Please be classy then.

Hello, babes.

Mmm. Mmm. Do you want a steep?

Hello. Yeah,

come.

Still here?

Oh, just to say, Mrs. Diamonds put you
down for the car park, so you don't have

to do any meeting or greeting or tours
or anything, okay?

Was there something else?

I don't know what to do about Denise.

She won't listen to me.

Well, she certainly won't listen to me.

If you want my advice, Imogen, you're
best off hearing clear of the lot of

Look,

Tom's right.

There's nothing to link Jodie to any of
the theft, and it's a pleat matter now,

so... What?

You're just going to wash your hands of
it?

Even though it happened in this school,
on your watch.

All right, what would you suggest I do?

Suspend her from the nearest lamppost.
So you want to kick her out whether

done anything or not?

Listen, you have to come down hard on
troublemakers, otherwise you create more

trouble for them in the long run. She's
right, just expend her. This is about

giving the kids a fair chance. Hang on,
if I'd have known about Nicky's car,

she'd have been gone way before now.

Lorraine, this is a management issue.
It's not your role to intervene.

It is when 150 grand of my money's just
walked out the door.

Listen, all I'm saying...

If you have to show these kids the
courage of your convictions, otherwise

will continue to run amok. It is as
simple as that.

Right, ready?

I've got a nice thought.

What? I've never had the next star
before.

You won't get one again, either.

In a minute's time, love, it'll all be
behind you.

No more struggling to do stuff you're
not meant for.

We all fit, then?

Well, obviously you're fit.

So, who wants to make 300 a night, then,
eh?

300?

Don't you feel there's a hundred?

Yeah, but it's all tips. It all depends.

But if it is 300, then you'll take them
two off me, right?

I've got bills to pay.

Are we up for this, then, or what?

When you're ready

No,

sorry, can we stop About the money talk
about it

You never listen, do you? And you never
will. What are you talking about?

I'm talking about what you said when I
came out.

Showing what you're worth.

What? Is that it?

Is that all I'm worth in your eyes?

I got nice thoughts today, Mum.

And you just put it in the bin.

It'll get you nowhere.

Look, can I just ask what's going on
here?

And this will.

Am I really that rubbish that this is
all I'm good enough for?

Dancing in some poxy clothes?

Oi! And even then I needed implants.

Right, right, right. Look, if you're
going to fight, just take it outside.

I'm just trying to help you. Yeah, I
know. But you're wrong.

It's just money, money, money with you,
isn't it?

Where's the next 300 quid coming from?

I know things are tough.

I think you should just give it another
go.

No. You don't listen, do you?

I'm worth more than this, Mum.

You all right finishing up on your own?

Yeah, sure.

Listen, what you were saying before...
What are you doing tonight, after this?

Well, Connor's getting together with the
mate. No, I meant you.

Nothing.

Just going home.

Fancy grabbing a bite somewhere?

Sure. It's true, isn't it? Yeah,
definitely.

What are you so smiley about?

What? I like to be happy on my son's
birthday.

This is a treat, eh?

Deserve it, do I?

So, what's all this in aid of?

What do you want?

Nothing.

You're not softening me up for any bad
news?

What?

You're not going to say you want me out?

I've been here before, remember?

Oh, listen, I... I survived my
upbringing by the skin of my teeth.

I know what it feels like to be dumb,
so... No, no way.

There is something I need to talk to you
about, though.

This is going to work, you and me.

You're going to have to show me a little
bit more respect.

You're not eating that?

That's the thing about respect, isn't
it?

How can you expect it if you don't
respect yourself?

Like I'm sitting here looking at you
now, and what do I see?

A fat man comfort eating.

I don't see any survivor.

I don't see anyone who could be a foster
parent.

I just see a damaged man who needs more
looking after than I do.

I've just been reading your personal
statement.

I get on with everybody except army
parts who go round with a pole up their

jacksies. She wound me up. Even so, it's
not on, is it?

I've been defending you all day.

All right, but look, she's on my back 24
-7.

Yeah, well, she's written in here that
you're not doing what is being asked of

you. No, because... Right.

What?

OK, when I'm in class... And she says
stuff.

I hear it, but then when I get back
home, I just can't remember it.

We'll ask her again.

You are kidding, aren't you?

We'll write it down, then.

I try.

I will find you in GCSEs, but it's
harder now. My head's just like a jumble

stuff.

You've told Miss Boston this?

Yeah, till I'm sick of saying it.

She's made her mind up now.

She hates my guts, so that's it.

What are you doing here?

What happened?

I told him that I thought I could do
better than Paul Danton.

That I was waiting more time for you.

I didn't do anything.

Now, do this to you.

I just want to know you're not going to
do nothing stupid.

No, like, no, no, no.

What are you on about?

Doing it, Ronnie.

Where? I'll go.

Now, listen.

If you're going to love a girl... Oh,
look.

I've been thinking, and it might be
nice.

You know, I've never done education,
have I?

I just do what I do.

Well, maybe you know something I don't.

No.

It's not like you're saying sorry.

It's got to be a face.

Scout.

I've got something for you.

A dictaphone.

I don't get it.

You just push this button here and it'll
record all your lessons.

So if you can't remember what's been
said, it's all here.

Thanks, sir.

All right.

Sit straight.

You're brilliant, you are.

I'm not.

I'm not.

And you think I'm an idiot?

Do this.

You don't think you're up to much
either, do you?

There's a difference.

I have to go round with this thing.

It's not forever.

By the time they can do surgery, you
will have changed yourself into a wreck.

It's not that bad.

Listen, you told me, and now I'm telling
you.

You're great, exactly the way you are.

Don't let anyone tell you any different.

You look nice Thanks for noticing But
you know what?

I don't want anything more to do with
you

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm Michael Byrne.

Welcome. Now, I'm not going to make a
long speech, so don't worry.

Just to say that our aim here is to help
the students know their own minds and

be more confident in who they are in the
hopes that when they leave us, they can

go on and lead more happy and productive
lives.

Now, we have some of our Year 12 and 13
students with us for you to talk to.

Feel free to ask them any questions you
might have.

I hope you enjoy your visit.

We'll look forward to seeing you again
soon. Thank you.

What are you doing here?

Oh, you might want some moral support.

Thanks, but I'm OK.

In fact, I'm great.

Right. Sorry, Mrs Diamond.

I said I didn't want to be a tour guide,
right?

That's OK.

Can I change my mind?

Yeah, sure.

There's some school maps over there, and
if you go to the hall, there's some

people waiting to be shown around.

I walked you up.

Here.

Thank you.

I don't know that if there was ever
anything you wanted to tell me.

Such as?

I don't know, you always seem to have so
much on your mind.

Just the fire and Imogen and...

Just

let me say something, okay?

We both had a pretty rough time with
you.

And we're good for each other, right?

Yeah.

We shouldn't.

Why should I worry about you, eh? You be
sharing the salad with them soon

enough. You need to watch your mouth!

This has got to stop.

I've already got one bully in the
school. I don't need another on my

that clear?

90 days.

Sober. Today.

This is done great.

Hey, Chrissie.

They said I could wait for you here.

I'm leaving.

You can't.

You've been my best mate since I
arrived.

Things are never going to work out for
me here.

I'm Joe Mulgrew, Christine's husband.

Look, it's not that simple, Connor. I
was trying... Where is he?

Can Leo prove

an old friend and mentor made a mistake
sending an innocent mother to jail? Any

two -part silent winner starts next.

And the first day at work is a matter of
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That's over on BBC Three.

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