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<i>The Border Inspection Department has today</i>
<i>a special day.</i>

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<i>The authorities have moved</i>
<i>incoming flights -</i>

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<i>to receive an important passenger.</i>

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<i>They chose Northend because it is</i>
<i>the quietest airport in all of Europe.</i>

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<i>Chief Inspector Linda Proctor brings</i>
<i>a brand new face for breakfast.</i>

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I would like to introduce our guest
Greater London Police Service.

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Welcome him.
Mr. Terry Bradshaw!

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Don't sweat.

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Thank you very much, Linda.

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Let's get this out of the way. I am
the police, and you are the border inspection department.

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We haven't traditionally gotten along
but... Don't tell the other cops.

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I think you are doing valuable work
and I want to thank you.

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It won't last.

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- No...
- Are you okay?

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You must be wondering,
when will I get to the point?

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I will relieve you of the tension.

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Will be extradited to Great Britain today
international criminal.

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Boring, I know. He is being flown
to Northend Airport because,

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that I went through your statistics,
and guess what?

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You are one of the most qualified in the UK
from the border inspection departments.

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Is that what it says there?

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Don't be shy, Linda!
You've done a fantastic job!

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That speech I gave there...
You had to train for that.

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Processed vegetable oil.
Processed vegetable oil.

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So. You have to get the language right
and blood to flow,

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to make it easier to digest horse shit.

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Now look at this team!
Look at this guy.

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And look at him. Past him
no one can get in. What's your thing?

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Rugby? I wouldn't want to be with you
to the starting group.

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I used to play rugby. Until
I took too many blows to the head.

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Listen to that accent too!
An incredible package. Fab.

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You can come up with them yourself.

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Ken Dodd's father's dog died.
Iris Murdoch lost her sock.

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Capital gains tax.
I have not paid capital gains tax.

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Let's summarize.

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I officially have to take command.
So I'll order, if that's okay, Linda.

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Am I interested in Detective Bradshaw?
I plead guilty.

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I thought those days were over
but I haven't felt this way since <i>Poldark.</i>

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The criminal steps out of the plane, I take
his passport and I will hand it to you.

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You stamp the passport
and you hand it to me.

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The whole process takes about five seconds.
I just need someone to stamp the passport.

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Now. Now.

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Let's say... you.

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- Would I have the honor, Miss...
-Church. Andy Church.

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-Andy. What is it short for?
- That's a boy's name.

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- About Andrea.
- Beautiful name.

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Can I stamp that bad guy's passport?

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Andy Church already promised to take care of it but
if I need anything else, I turn to you.

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Now. Thank you very much.
Do you have any questions?

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I've been here three years and no one
haven't asked what Andy stands for.

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It felt nice.

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ANDY CHURCH, BORDER OFFICER

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My mother's horse is called Andrea.
I was named after a horse.

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You guys are awesome.
Go guard our borders.

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Please clap.

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Now.

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Now.

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-Thank you very much.
-Thank you, Terry.

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- Ilo is on my side.
- On our side.

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On my side.

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- It's our...
-Linda!

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Joy is on my side.
It's on my side. Is it clear?

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Thanks. Thank you guys!

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I hate this place.
My best gig was in the Bahamas.

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I stayed in a six-star hotel.
It's better than a five star hotel.

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I ordered at the Northend Hotel
yesterday's martini

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and it was served with a whistle.
This place is full of zombies.

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I can't fathom that plane
agrees to land here.

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<i>Bradshaw looking for fun has taken the reins,</i>

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<i>so Proctor has a rare</i>
<i>opportunity to do administrative work.</i>

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Jeez. Like I'm interested
of these people's baby.

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Could you please sign
this passenger's papers?

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I can't. Lovely Detective Bradshaw
has taken the reins.

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- It takes five seconds.
- That's fine, but I can't do it.

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I don't want to belittle the power of the police.

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I don't want you to get into trouble.

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Dimples.

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<i>The day is quiet, but</i>
<i>officials have enough important tasks.</i>

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- Hey, dude.
-Hello.

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- You've experienced a lot.
-Sure.

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I will read you one text message.
One woman writes:

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“I had a fun night yesterday
and I love noodles."

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The man replies: "Who are you barking at as a noodle,
that noodle too?"

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And that's it for messaging
then it ended yesterday.

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- And the woman hasn't answered.
-No.

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-Is the man starting to freak out?
-Perhaps.

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-Grant has a text buzzer.
- The cell phone is not mine.

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- Isn't that yours?
-It's someone else's.

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So someone else wants to know...

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Someone else wants to know
why hasn't the woman answered.

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Was the noodle dish bad
or did it go too fast?

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I think a man should
calm down and take it easy.

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-Let it all hang out.
-So.

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And make sure you look good,
when you meet next time.

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-So.
-So.

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-Thank you.
- It won't last.

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Hi Tariq. The cell phone is actually mine.

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<i>After drinking six cups of tea</i>
<i>Chief Inspector Proctor is at a standstill.</i>

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<i>He wants to make good use of his time</i>
<i>and focus on self-development.</i>

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Write things on the pieces of paper,
which I should pay attention to

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and attach the tags to me.

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So that I can really embrace things.

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"Long days." So.

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- You should leave at six sometime.
-Thanks.

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-I have a "short face".
-Occasionally.

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"Sugar".

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My mother decided to cut back
eating sugar and...

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- It's fine!
- It helped...

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-Because you have...
- I think that should have become clear already.

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-And the sugar comes up again.
-I agree.

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<i>Detective Bradshaw prepares</i>
<i>to the criminal's arrival -</i>

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<i>talking about Clerk Church.</i>

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-The criminal's last name is Starkey.
-Just like a character from <i>Game of Thrones</i>.

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- Have you watched that series?
-No, but I've read the books.

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- You should try reading.
-Reading is for geeks.

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And for civilized people.
Can you read that?

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I listen to audio books
while pumping iron at the gym.

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-<i>Jack Reacher </i> novel distribution?
-So.

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-You seem like it.
-What are you doing?

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- We were just going through the story here.
-So.

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- I'm going back to my workplace.
-Bye, Andy!

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-What exactly was that, Clive?
-What?

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-Do you need anything?
- I just wanted to throw a hetula.

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I've always wanted to be a police officer.
"There are bodies everywhere".

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CLIVE HASSLER, BORDER OFFICER

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"I'll try to help. I'll see you in the cafeteria."

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-Do you have a gun?
-No.

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-A bulletproof vest?
-No.

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- Have you seen the body?
- I am, but I don't want to talk about it with you.

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-So a painful memory...
- It would be nice...

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-But I have to go.
-Do you need help?

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Probably not.

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Border inspection department and police
could cooperate.

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Come on, Clive. I'm a police officer.
I save lives.

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You are a passport stamper.
I have to go.

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-10-4.
- It's not a real police code.

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He called me a passport stamper.
Clean. I'm going to start using it myself.

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Because the stamping of passports
is the most comfortable in my job.

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I always carry an ink pad with me.
I start my shift with a fresh pillow.

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A passport stamp is a bit like
a galloping rider.

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It doesn't help that the horse reaches the finish line,
if the rider has fallen.

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And if a horse breaks a leg,
it will be killed.

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It gets shot in the head.

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I'll send you a message.

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<i>The Border Inspection Department is preparing</i>
<i>to receive an international criminal.</i>

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-Stop.
- Oh yeah, I forgot to say "stop". Stop.

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I meant stop that.

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<i>Detective Bradshaw talks to the clerk</i>
<i>Mansoor to get valuable information.</i>

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-What are you listening to?
-Oh no...

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- Let me come.
-Kendrick Lamaria.

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- <i>King Kuntaa</i> himself. I'm a fan of him.
-Great!

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It's surprising that you like it
of this kind of music.

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Even though I'm an unwashable racist,
i like good music.

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So...

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-What about Andy?
-Who?

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Andy. The only attractive girl in this place.
Is he single?

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-I guess so, but...
- You've pissed him off.

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- I don't.
-Good.

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Because I'm going to put him.

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I once investigated a murder case,
and the victim's sister had ready oats.

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Detectives are a bit like magicians.
And women love magicians.

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Did I put too much gel?

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You put. You look like a pastor.

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Thank you.

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I ordered it to look good.

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<i>Brodie is not the only one who wants to improve.</i>

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<i>Chief Inspector Proctor too</i>
<i>has developed himself -</i>

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<i>listening by the hour</i>
<i>constructive criticism.</i>

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-"Meditate". That's a positive thing.
-There is.

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- A little counterweight.
- Thank you, Tariq.

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-What do you have in it?
- I was thinking about things where I could improve.

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That's nice. Because no
none of us are perfect.

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-What does it say?
-"Personal calls".

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- Pretty unreasonable.
-You could even close the door.

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Can you come up with anything else constructive?

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- "Chill".
- "Chill". Yep.

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<i>Proctor has received</i>
<i>buy feedback.</i>

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<i>He takes advice</i>
<i>and heads to his office to chill.</i>

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<i>The rest of the team kills the time of the international</i>
<i>until the criminal lands.</i>

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Head down. Why did you put gel on your neck too?

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The top coat got really shiny,
and I panicked.

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Look up. You look nice
even without this bullshit.

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Thanks, Andy.

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I'm dating a girl
that messed up my feelings.

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I sent him a message yesterday
and he didn't answer.

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-Maybe he ran out of battery.
-I didn't even think of that.

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If I were you, I would take it easy.

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-Yeah. I was a fool.
-Look up.

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- Feels good.
- That's enough now.

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My opinion on Terry? Border Inspection Department
and the cops don't get along.

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He seems quite nice, but
there is something strange about him. You know?

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-It's just looking to act nice.
-How so?

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-He's a little too nice.
- Or too nice.

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I'd rather spend my time
in the company of mean people.

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-He has a crush on you.
-And it isn't.

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He has a crush on you and he wants to…

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- Shall we talk for a moment, Andy?
-Sure.

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<i>Waiting for an international criminal</i>
<i>arrival -</i>

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<i>Officers Brodie and Hassler compare</i>
<i>events of the day to their favorite movie.</i>

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<i>Con Air</i> is a good movie.

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Do you remember the part where
Steve Buscemi gets on the plane -

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that mask on his head?

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And everyone is like that:
"Is that Steve Buscemi?"

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How such a little guy
could be a crazy murderer?

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It's always the one you can't doubt.

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- I wouldn't be able to do that.
- Murder?

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I guess you don't. Why would you?

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Sometimes I feel like I could.

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Hi Monica. Tariq here.

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So. Long time no see.
Are you going out tonight?

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<i>Chief Inspector Proctor does not</i>
<i>officially needed when the criminal arrives.</i>

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<i>However, he wants to practice</i>
<i>new leadership skills,</i>

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<i>even if it wasn't necessary.</i>

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I just came to tell you that the flight
landed. Just like in <i>Con Air</i>.

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Does Terry need me?
Did he ask after me?

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Not really, but so does everyone else
are downstairs.

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Clive! Help me find my shoes.

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Just let it be!

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Don't walk ahead of me!

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<i>The long wait is finally over.</i>

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<i>One of the most notorious in Europe</i>
<i>criminals are taken for passport control,</i>

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<i>where the team is already waiting.</i>

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<i>Waiting for the day and hard work</i>
<i>culminating in this moment.</i>

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-The ink is gone.
-Give it here.

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00:18:13,600 --> 00:18:16,800
Anyone have an ink pad?

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00:18:18,680 --> 00:18:21,200
Be good.

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00:18:21,280 --> 00:18:25,640
-Would you open this?
-Two agencies in cooperation.

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00:18:31,920 --> 00:18:34,360
Welcome to Great Britain.

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00:18:41,600 --> 00:18:44,400
This is why I carry an ink pad with me.

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<i>Cooperation between two agencies</i>
<i>went great.</i>

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00:18:51,040 --> 00:18:54,520
<i>Officers may return</i>
<i>back to his daily routine.</i>

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00:18:54,600 --> 00:19:00,600
<i>For Brodie, that means texting</i>
<i>checking 128 times.</i>

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00:19:00,680 --> 00:19:06,560
I got the message. Dasha had run out of battery.
So Andy was right.

234
00:19:06,640 --> 00:19:09,520
Fortunately, I didn't panic too much.

235
00:19:14,560 --> 00:19:17,520
He wrote in his message that...

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00:19:17,600 --> 00:19:21,120
That's between us.

237
00:19:22,600 --> 00:19:27,600
He called me a bear. Suggestively.

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00:19:28,440 --> 00:19:30,320
Nice job.

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00:19:30,400 --> 00:19:37,320
<i>The team is preparing to go home. Mansoor</i>'s
<i>and Church think about the events of the day.</i>

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00:19:37,400 --> 00:19:42,280
-When are you going on a date that...
- With Terry. We're not going on a date.

241
00:19:42,360 --> 00:19:47,800
We just had satisfying sex
on the runway in front of everyone.

242
00:19:47,880 --> 00:19:53,360
- Did he ask you out?
-He asked, but I refused.

243
00:19:53,440 --> 00:19:56,720
- Did you refuse?
-Was that a surprise?

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00:19:56,800 --> 00:20:00,760
- I just thought he was a nice guy.
-Hello.

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00:20:02,000 --> 00:20:05,720
-What are you doing here?
-I came to pick you up from work.

246
00:20:05,800 --> 00:20:09,760
- We were supposed to meet in a pub.
- I was thinking of offering a ride.

247
00:20:09,840 --> 00:20:14,440
- I'm a good dating partner.
- We're just hanging out.

248
00:20:14,520 --> 00:20:17,160
Are we hanging out? Clear.

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00:20:17,240 --> 00:20:21,720
-Hello. I'm Andy.
-Hello. I'm Monica.

250
00:20:22,440 --> 00:20:25,840
We're just hanging out
so will you join the club?

251
00:20:25,920 --> 00:20:31,880
I don't think I can take it. I just practiced
have sex with one of the police officers.

252
00:20:31,960 --> 00:20:37,360
I could introduce you. He is handsome
and takes you on just the right date.

253
00:20:37,440 --> 00:20:40,840
I would like to go on a proper date.

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00:20:48,600 --> 00:20:53,640
- This was fun. This is where we're going.
-To hang out.

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00:20:53,720 --> 00:20:57,680
- It was nice to meet you.
-Likewise. See you.

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At <i>Northend Airport</i>
<i>it has been a special day.</i>

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<i>A team satisfied with their work</i>
<i>is ready to go home.</i>

258
00:21:05,040 --> 00:21:09,800
<i>Detective Bradshaw unfortunately has to</i>
<i>to leave Northend.</i>

259
00:21:09,880 --> 00:21:12,760
<i>But hopefully he'll be back soon.</i>

260
00:21:12,840 --> 00:21:19,080
Every time I go to Northend, I think
feels like I'm on a <i>Hidden camera.</i>

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00:21:19,160 --> 00:21:25,720
And now there really are cameras here.
It seems logical.

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00:21:26,480 --> 00:21:34,440
Although I'm still not sure if you do
a program from the scariest place in the world?

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00:21:34,520 --> 00:21:37,360
Is the name of your program
<i>The scariest place in the world</i>?

