All language subtitles for The Game-1x3

I have information about
a major KGB operation.

- It has been named Operation Glass.
- SARAH: My God.

Operation Glass is a pre-emptive
nuclear strike on the UK.

I'm worried about Daddy.
The business with the Chinese dancer.

Let me make amends. Now,
you're having trouble with your flat -

well, there's a room going in my house.

We let Arkady collect the next name.

- How are you given the names?
- A dead letter drop.

Arkady said the history of
counterintelligence will be

split into before and after
Operation Glass.

Well, that, to me, suggests
a sequence of events

not just bombs flattening London.

You are putting your personal agenda

- ahead of the mission.
- That has nothing to do with it!

You've got a thing going with 0din. I bet
there's a woman involved somewhere.

Will I be safe?

Trust me.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Let me help.

Hmm.

- Your home is very...
- Oh, it's basic.

I don't need much.

I was meaning to say boring.

It's like hotel.

Nothing is you.

Do you want me to go?

No, stay.

Please.

Christopher, it's OK.

Joe.

My name's Joe.

My real name.

(SIGHS)

Joe, please tell me
this is about today's crossword.

A new name makes sense.

Mallory called Operation Glass
"a constellation of the stars".

The two activated agents?

That's not a constellation,
that's a start.

Why would they still trust Arkady?

They bought the story
of Mallory's suicide.

He had a history of violence -
they must have known he was a risk.

Or they didn't buy it...

...and this is a trap.

Daddy?

We can't very well sit on our hands.

Brief the others.

Let Arkady collect the name
and reactivate the agent.

The game is still on.

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I understand that Arkady's instructions
were different this time?

He was told she'd be at
the Bird of Happiness at 1 pm.

(PH0NE RINGS IN RESTAURANT)

Hello.

My friend should be there,
sitting alone.

Yes.

Can you pass on a message?

It's really important
she gets it immediately.

If she was rattled at being activated,
she didn't show it.

She was running a cleaning route.

Doubling back on herself,
checking for shadows.

- DADDY: Trained?
- Hmm.

J0E: She's good, too.

BOBBY: Her name is Katharine Wilkinson.

Kate. 36, unmarried,

no living relatives.

PA to the manager of
a women's clothing importer.

No links to Moscow,
at least none on paper.

Arkady's message meant
something to Kate.

It triggered a new stage
in the operation.

And the message itself?

"Detained by..."

What?

Bears.

Detained by bears.

SARAH: We followed her to a hotel where
she met an American man.

Her lover, apparently.

BOBBY: The man is none other
than Hank Chambers...

Um, Katharine, you know...

...US Defense Attach�,
only in the job three months.

He's across all US activity
on UK soil -

military bases, joint nuclear defences,

interception of Soviet communications...

That's not the most worrying thing.

As I said, this... doesn't
read like a first liaison. I mean...

it appears they've been
lovers for some time.

WOMAN: John's wife, she mentioned some
big do you're all off to tomorrow evening.

A reception for your work.

It's fine, truly.

You must have a string of girls
you invite to things like this.

Younger. Nicer manners.

- Family names, and all that.
- You think that matters to me?

You guys are the ones
who are obsessed with names.

You can't tell me
there's no-one else.

I can see what you're doing.

We talked about this.

I got to get clearance, it's not easy.

I don't care about some
tedious work thing,

I just want to spend Friday night
with you.

I'll see you next week,
and it'll be just grand!

Dammit. Come.

It's Friday night,

and I should be spending Friday night
with my girl.

Hmm.

DADDY: So, the question is,
what's so important about tomorrow night?

Tap her phone.

Shadows round the clock.

Do what you can without
alerting Chambers.

The last thing we need is
the Cousins getting wind of this

before we know her plan.

French, German...

...Russian.

Oh, she's got one over you, my love.

- She reads Italian, too.
- Anch'io leggo italiano.

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

Are you getting competitive
with a Soviet spy?

- You started it.
- (CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

How do they do it, do you think?

Joe,

this girl...

jumping in and out of beds
like it's another day at the office.

Best get a wriggle on, love.
We don't know when she'll be back.

I'm done.

(GUARD'S WHISTLE BLOWS)

(INDISTINCT TANNOY ANNOUNCEMENTS)

What makes a girl like that
turn on her country?

And she's so...

...normal looking.

Pretty, you mean.

No.

Well, yeah. Maybe.

A girl like that'd have life on a plate.

What makes her wake up one morning
and think,

"Sod all this, sod the Queen, sod Harrods,

"sod football and these nice clothes
I'm wearing,

"tear it all down,
let the Reds have at it"?

Perhaps she's never had anyone
explain patriotism to her

quite so persuasively.

Look out - you're up.

Detective Inspector James Fenchurch.

30 pence.

She bought a return ticket to
Lakenheath via Cambridge.

2.30 train.

There's an RAF base at Lakenheath,
right?

US Air Force.

Under their control.

(PHONES RING)

Joe? You've got me and Sarah.
Daddy's on his way down.

The train leaves in three minutes.

SARAH: Right, Lakenheath.
There's a reception at the base

this evening. A staff handover.

Dignitaries from over the pond,
a few from our side, too.

It's likely she's looking to reel in
a bigger fish

- than Chambers.
- (DOOR 0PENS)

Joe?

There's a reason for it.

Last week, Lakenheath took
delivery of four new aircraft

we're not meant to know about.

The Americans have
nuclear weapons on our soil.

Joe?

Joe, did you hear me?

I heard you.

- TANNOY: 2.30 to Lakenheath...
- Kate being activated,

it can't be a coincidence.

No. I'm afraid not.

Joe, we gotta go.

Don't do anything rash now, OK?

- Joe?
- (LINE GOES DEAD)

I'll get the American desk.
Warn the Cousins.

We're not meant to know
about the new delivery.

Bobby, consider - they'll descend
the moment she gets off the train,

- guns blazing.
- Is that not an appropriate response?

We're talking about nuclear weapons.

You said it yourself -
she's a high-level activation.

If they arrest her, this becomes
an international news story.

What if she doesn't intend to act today?
It could be a scouting mission.

Get a discreet team out to Lakenheath.

We have to hope Joe has the measure
of Kate by the time he gets there.

It'll be his call
as to whether we intervene.

Enjoying it?

It's all right.

I thought I was the only one
who hadn't read it.

What's your excuse?

Just unfashionable, I suppose.

I should doubt that.

Not a fan?

You could say that.

What exactly am I missing?

I'm not sure I'm the best person to ask.

You don't like it, either?

Excuse me.

She's doing a runner.

No, she's not.

She's in there.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

Hey! Whoa.

- Sorry, mate.
- Watch it.

There are two men following me.
Please stop them.

We've gotta get past...

Shit.

(TRANSLATION)

I was going to arrest you.

Arrest me?!

I'm Ml6, you bloody idiot!

(CLASSICAL MUSIC)

(KN0CK 0N DOOR)

- (HUBBUB OUTSIDE)
- (SNIFFS)

What's the fuss about out there?

Are you?

Oh, shall I leave?

The season is closed
because of blackouts.

We go back to Hong Kong.

You've been so kind to me.

So many gifts.

Far less than you deserve.

Are these?

Did you dance in these tonight?

I can get you new ones...

No.

No, Chen Mei,

these are...

I am not good at asking for things,

but I need your help.

My visa - I...

I want to stay.

- Chen Mei, I...
- Mei.

You can call me Mei.

Mei, I...

I don't know who you think I am...

You are important.

You give money to the theatre.

I don't know what it is you think
I can do for you.

Maybe you know people.

Important people.

You talk to them?

Don't make me go back.

Please...

Please.

Take that, would you?

Potential defection - Chinese girl.

Of course. Who's it for?

For?

No-one.

You.

Liaise with the China desk.

You want me to run this?

You hardly need run anything.
It's an admin job.

I'm afraid you won't even
leave the Fray.

Yes... No. 0f course.

Why did you talk to me in Russian?

(SCOFFS)

Who did you think I was?

Well, you assumed somebody
wanted you dead.

I'm sorry,
got somewhere else you'd rather be(?)

Yes, actually.

Instead, I'm stuck in Boy Scouts' camp

with the president of the blasted
book club!

No, I'm... I'm with you. Thank you.

She checks out.

She's south of the river.

6 are going to want blood for this.

(CLICKS HER TONGUE)

She's free to go.

Everything needs to be cross-referenced.

It's simpler than it looks.
It's the way you start to see patterns...

(CHATTER AND LAUGHTER)

...Top-secret surveillance technology
that I really shouldn't be showing you.

WENDY: He really should sell tickets.

Yeah, we'd pay off the mortgage.

- Right in the bottom of the box...
- (ALL LAUGH)

Bloody hell. They've let
one of the parkers out of its cage.

Hope you've had your jabs, girls.

This one looks positively feral.

- (WOMEN GIGGLE)
- Excuse me, ladies.

Hello, darling.

Makes you feel big, I presume,

picking on someone
who'd never dream of talking back.

Could never talk back without
you having a word with your pals

at the club,
putting a mark against his name.

Now, now, Sarah.

That man achieves
more for this country in a morning

than you do in a year.
And those laughs he got?

He earned them.

You got laughs because you could
have those women fired.

- Sarah...
- Best not make a scene, George.

They'll only say I hit a nerve.

Ah, Bobby!

Just the man.

That woman wants
a bloody good seeing to.

Jumped-up little harridan.

Hmm.

Right, could we have Wendy
put this ballerina business on ice?

It's not a good time for stirring up
the PRC.

- Ballerina?
- Potential defection.

Are you not across that?

Ah, yes.

Um, Hong Kong ballet, isn't it?

Yeah, that's it.
I mean, it's all right and tight on paper

but things are a bit delicate
with Beijing,

what with Nixon's visit on the cards.

So... you'll tell her?

Yes, of course. Let me handle this.

Right.

I trust you're comfortable
in the attic room at home?

Um, very comfortable, thank you.

Only... I'm not sure I can accept
your hospitality for much longer.

Whyever not?

You're very welcome.

Well, the thing is, I suspect
your mother might suspect

you and I are... you know?

She keeps asking about my parents
and smiling at me.

Yes. Ah. Um...

Mother worries, you see.

She badly wants to see me
settled and married.

The truth is, I'm not sure
I'm cut out for all that.

What goes on here -
that's what's important.

Gosh, yes!

I mean, babies, a wedding -
maybe one day.

But this is where I want to be.

It's all I want.

So you understand?

It takes the pressure off, you see,
you being in the house...

with... with Mother.

I'm sorry, Bobby.

I'd really prefer not to give
an impression that might be dishonest.

Well, no rush to decide.

Um, more pressing is this dancer of yours.

I assume it was Daddy
who got the ball rolling?

And you're running
all the standard checks?

You'll want a sense of her loyalties,
who she talks to.

Trail her.

Get ears into the dressing room.

Daddy said this was an admin job.

Ordinarily, yes,

but apparently this Chen Mei
is something of a name.

That changes matters.
Puts the spotlight on us.

Use Alan if you have to but, um,
don't bother Daddy with this again.

Ah!

I didn't expect to see you till home time.

Is the proverbial
not hitting the fan with 6?

It is.

I, um...

My period, just now...

Sorry.

No, no, no, my love, no.

Oh, this is not what you deserve...

No, I won't listen to this.

Um... for all we know it's me.

Too much squatting.

Have a think about it.

Putting microphones
behind skirting boards,

drilling through walls.

Perhaps my spermatozoa are all flat.

At school, were you away the day
they did reproduction?

Oh, possibly.

I was a sickly child.

We'll weather this.

We're pals.

Worst-case scenario -

I get you all to myself.

That's not too shabby.

You devastate me.

Every day.

Oh, I'm...

No, Wendy, come in. I was just going.

Right.

Here we are.

The mic's well hidden.

And you're sure it'll last overnight?

It's just, I'll have to leave it
in the dressing room rather early

- and the dancers won't arrive until...
- You're nervous!

Oh, God. Is it that obvious?

Oh, no, no, no. It's just, usually it's
only muggins here with sweaty palms.

Nice to find a kindred spirit.

A regrettable day.

I'm sure we can both come to
a better understanding of what went wrong.

You will drop whatever absurd notions
you have against my officer

and I won't take this any further.

With all due respect, her behaviour
over the last 24 hours...

Her behaviour is
none of your concern.

Whatever this Operation Glass is,

Kate has nothing to do with it.
She's one of my best.

Does the Foreign Secretary know
that you've been

plying the trade with Chambers?

The Secretary knows that
as far as our relationship with the US

is concerned, forewarned is forearmed.

That explains Lakenheath, too, does it?

Today's friends could be tomorrow's
enemies, you know that.

If my girl gets so much as another
sideways glance

from one of your Hoover salesmen,
I shan't report it to the Secretary.

I'll go straight to the PM.

I don't give a damn where
she clocks in of a morning.

She accepted that activation
without blinking an eye.

What do you mean?

We're staying on her?

Daddy, C will have your head.

Not if I'm right, he won't.

If Glass has anything to do with
the B41 s at Lakenheath,

I have to side with Daddy -
we can't take any chances.

And if she's being set up?

Then we'll send her flowers.

Until that's proven, we assume she's Red.

Stick to her like glue.

Bugger the risk.

(PH0NE RINGS)

Hello?

(TRANSLATION)

(GASPS)

(SNIFFS)

Thank you.

They're beautiful.

I missed the first half, I'm afraid.

There was an almighty bloomer at work.

DADDY: That or a breakthrough,
I'm not quite sure which.

- CHEN MEI: Are you OK?
- Oh, yes, yes, yes.

At least I got to see you take your bow.

I think that might be
my favourite part.

(TAPE-PLAYER 0FF)

Bobby.

He put you up to this.

I haven't taken it to him.

I don't want to.

No?

What do you want, Wendy?

I-I'm not...

I want you to take care of it.

Don't you think
I had her vetted from the start?

She's not Red.

She fled China in fear of her life.

Daddy...

One day, not too far off,

I shall get up out of this chair and go,

never to cross the threshold again.

And do you know what's awaiting me
on the other side?

Tennis...

...and garden parties...

...and afternoons that stretch out
for weeks.

I shall become the man my wife
thinks she's married to.

I won't give her up.

I don't care what they're saying.

You can do with that what you will.

Hello?

This is from last night?

Daddy was right.
She's meeting her handler.

Her handler is Kasimir Surikov,

a Soviet trade delegate
of three years' standing.

Why wasn't he on our radar?

He was, of course,

but he checked out. No meaningful ties to
the KGB. He was a drunk,

incompetent.

Was? Hmm.

Seems we've missed a trick
somewhere along the line.

Sarah, get what you can on Kasimir.

Joe, the girl. Get under her skin,

- turn her double agent.
- Daddy...

We can't accuse her again
without definitive proof.

If we don't secure her tonight,

it's over.

Turn her double agent, Joe.
Talk to her, charm her,

whatever it is you do to them.

Should you have told me your name?

No.

Then why did you?

Because...

Because this has nothing to do
with what I do.

Wait...

I tell people what they want to hear
all the time.

All day.

I'm good at it.

But this...

That's not what this is.

Joe...

I know.

I trust you.

Boy Scouts.

Book club president.

(WHISTLES) I like your flat.

What you, um,

won't even have a drink first?

Give me a chance to apologise?

Really?

That's your angle?!

What on earth do you lot think you
have on me that you'd risk this?

Do you know what's
about to come down on your heads?

I don't think you've dialled
enough numbers.

I'm John, by the way.

John?

How refreshingly straightforward.

Hmm.

I suppose so, Kate.

Katharine.

With an A.

Like Hepburn.

(DIALLING TONE)

You trust me with a bottle?

Brave.

I'll say this for blackouts,
they make shadowing easier.

I wish you hadn't spoken to George.

I'm sorry if you feel...

I didn't mean to undermine you.

Undermine me?

For goodness' sake, Sarah,
I couldn't care less.

I want you to think of yourself.

You're on the fast track.

Daddy won't be around for ever,
and men like George...

- 0h, darling...
- No.

The man's a plum, but he has influence.

You must be more careful.

You deserve their respect.

You should have their respect.

(DO0R CLOSES)

He's on the move.

What made you start following me?

We saw you with Chambers.

You were watching Hank?

Why?

I've been seeing Hank for two months,
you've been following me two days.

What changed?

On the train the other day,

what did I do that spooked you so badly?

You talked like you were flirting,
but your body language,

your gaze...

I know what a man looks like
when he's keen, John.

You thought I was KGB
because I didn't leer at you?

Truthfully, it was mostly the book.

I've used the same trick myself.

Difference is, I always remember to
crack the spine a little first.

Why did you meet with
Kasimir Surikov today?

I met Kas in Moscow...

years ago now.

The product's never been stellar

but he's easy to maintain.

You run him as an agent?

God, no, he has no idea.

I'm surprised 5 are interested.

He's not KGB.
He can barely manage the job he has.

Or do you know something I don't?

We're interested in Kas
because you met with him.

That's all.

And your interest in me is?

Boundless.

John... really?

I'm sure it would be good.

You're very pretty, and we are both
professionals, after all.

Then what happens?

I'm so dazzled by you
I forget my training?

Tell you everything?

Chambers.

Were you sleeping with him
because 6 told you to?

They never tell you to.

Not in so many words.

Were you told to screw me tonight?

Not in so many words.

Here's a suggestion.

Take the night off.

Just ask me what you want to ask me.

Are you a Soviet agent?

No.

Can you tell me why you think I am?

No.

Sarah...

Wait, there's something here.

(C0UGHS)

So, I see this ending one of two ways.

We find proof, you become
an international headline

and spend the rest of your life in prison.

Or...

...you turn double agent.

You give us Odin.

Who?

You give us everything.

You end this...

...and you end this a hero.

There's a third way.

You don't find proof.

Daddy loses this gamble
and, with it, his job...

...but I put in a good word for you

because you're such good company.

(KNOCKING 0N D00R)

Hope you don't mind. I saw you pull up.

My car's packed it in and, um...

you couldn't give us a jump-start,
could you?

Um...

I do not have wires, sorry.

Oh, jump leads?

I've got them.

I just need you and your car.

Sorry.

Mate, mate...

FENCHURCH: Do us a favour.

It'll take a few seconds.

(SIGHS)

Thank you.

(WHISPERS) Sarah, come on!

(WHISPERS) Yes!

It's bank statements, mostly.

An account in Georgia.

"All happy families are alike..."

Oh, but every...

BOTH: Unhappy family is...

SARAH: Unhappy in its own way.
Anna Karenina.

Might it point to a cipher?

- Something in the book?
- Maybe.

I don't remember seeing
a copy in the house.

- What is it?
- Maybe Kate has a copy.

This could be for her flat.

(PH0NE RINGS)

Hello.

It's for you. Someone called Sarah.

You lot do realise
you're a covert service(?)

- This had better be good.
- Check the bookshelves.

You're looking for a copy
of Anna Karenina.

In the original Russian. Tell him.

Got it.

What the hell are you doing?

Check between the pages,
or maybe behind it on the shelf.

There's nothing here.

John, hang up the telephone right now.

- I'm hanging up now.
- Joe, wait.

Get me the publication...

(LINE GOES DEAD)

(HE SIGHS)

(DIALS TELEPHONE)

It's Kate.

Put me through to Jerry.

Her intel is meticulous.

Every heartbeat at Lakenheath
is accounted for,

every detail of the new delivery laid out.

The new delivery?

The Cousins have nuclear warheads
at Lakenheath.

Kate Wilkinson was close to
collecting all the intel

needed to sabotage one of them.

Jesus. Meaning what?

- Set one off?
- Had we not pursued her,

had she been able to complete
her operation,

well, the resulting disaster - we're
talking a death toll in the thousands,

half the east coast written off for years,

and it would have looked
like nothing more than an accident.

American negligence.

Bloody hell.

Not a Soviet shot fired,
and we'd have been on our knees.

What would they have done?

- Not invaded?
- It's possible

that that's what the constellation
referred to, yes.

Chambers could not have had access
to that much intel.

Plus, she'd been on him
for two months, not two years.

So, if it wasn't from Chambers,

where did Kate get it all from?

Church gossip. Where do you think(?)

She's likely had
half of Lakenheath in her bed.

We'll get to the bottom of that

and the full extent of Glass.

Remarkable work, all of you.

Now, must dash.

I'm running late for what could be

the most satisfying meeting of my life.
Wendy, with me.

South of the river?

South of the river.

Quite a week for a bunch
of Hoover salesmen.

Quite.

I wanted to reassure you about
the matter we discussed the other day.

Oh, Daddy?

Quick update on the defection situation?

Go on, then. Don't mind Wendy.

Well, I think you're right.

We can push on without rocking
the boat before Nixon's visit.

- Good, good.
- And it should be

even more straightforward
with the husband.

The husband?

Yeah, well, he wasn't born in China,
see, unlike the girl,

so... Anyway, it's all in there.

Ah, capital.

Thank you, George.

OK.

Hmm.

Where's that going now?

This?

Under lock and key till the MOD
get someone over to consult.

She's being moved to the facility
at Reading.

You know what that means, don't you?

And they won't stop until she starts
talking about Glass,

whether she's KGB or not.

Or not? You think...

What?

I think if there's any chance this
is really a set-up,

it could be me in that cell.

It could be Sarah.

Will you take another look?

All right.

Tell me about the message
in the restaurant.

Detained by bears.

Um...

When Kas and I started drinking together,

our favourite vodka
had these big, angry bears on the label.

We started using it
as shorthand for a hangover -

detained by bears.

The message,
it wasn't some sinister KGB code.

It just meant that he couldn't make
lunch, he was passed out somewhere.

That intel in my flat - I've never
seen it before in my life.

Kas must have found out I was 6,
helped set me up.

(SHE SIGHS)

You trust me, John, I know you do.

Joe.

Not John.

Whatever this is,
Kas is not the mastermind.

He's your weak link.

It's why I'm here.

Kas has gone missing.

Something spooked him.

He switched cars with a neighbour,
lost his shadows.

He's the only one who can prove
I wasn't working with him, and you...

Wait!

...you bloody well lost him!

They're taking you to Reading.

All I can do is find Kas.

Help me.

OK. OK. He, um...

There are a couple of pubs,
he has friends,

not many, but they might help him,
let him hide out.

There's a... There's a bathhouse
in the East End,

he knows the owners,
he practically lives there...

Give me every name you have.

Let's go.

It's the third wedding this year,
and it's not even March.

Do you know what
it's like at these things?

"Your Bobby will be next," they say.

But they don't mean it.

They know.

Truly, Mother, you mustn't concern
yourself so much with how I'm perceived.

For a man in your position,
you are tediously dense, Bobby.

Perception is everything.

Everything!

As long as you have a wife
on your arm in public,

behind closed doors, you can do...

(SIGHS)... whatever ungodly things
you like to whomever you like.

Mother!

(FOOTSTEPS ON STAIRS)

(KN0CK 0N DOOR)

Come in.

With all the excitement,

we haven't had chance to touch base
about your operation.

I knew it was too good to be true,

getting my own assignment.

You chose somebody
who wouldn't question you.

No. That is why Daddy chose you.

I chose you because you have proven
yourself dependable

and we could afford to lose you
from Glass.

Daddy left himself vulnerable,

rendering the service vulnerable
and, by extension, the country.

Someone had to step in.

You can bring any surveillance
you've collected to my office tomorrow.

Oh... I destroyed it.

I knew how badly it could have
damaged him.

That is, if it had
fallen into the wrong hands.

I see.

Yes, quite right.

Perhaps I should have kept it.

He's having her deported as unfriendly,
did you hear?

She won't be able to travel again.

She'll be sacked
from the dance company.

He should have known better.

He sealed that girl's fate
the minute he gave people cause to talk.

Because perception is everything...

...right?

I... I think I'd like to stay on here.

At the house.

- If it helps.
- Pardon?

Bobby,
the way your mother talks to you...

Oh, there's been a misunderstanding,
I think.

Bobby, I'd like to stay.

As long as it's kept quiet at work,
I'd like to stay.

Goodnight.

Goodnight, my dear.

(FOOTSTEPS DESCEND STAIRS)

Kasimir knows the owners.

They might be letting him
lay low for a while.

Come on.

Joe.

(GASPS)

(GROANS)

Joe?

Argh!

(GASPS) Joe!

Joe, it's me.

(GASPING)

Jim, hold that.

Kasimir. Kasimir. Kasimir!

Now, if you want to live,
you'll talk fast.

Were you Kate's handler?

(KASIMIR SPLUTTERS)

Is she KGB?

Who are you protecting by not talking?
Mother Russia?

Because Mother Russia just stabbed you
and left you for dead.

You helped set her up,
but you're not KGB, are you?

No, you're too weak.

Odin knew he couldn't trust you.

He said...

...I... I could go home

if I did what he said.

He lied.

She was your friend,
and you helped them set her up.

Ml6 bitch wasn't my friend.

Sh... Sh... She lied to me for ten years.

(KASIMIR GROANS)

(FOOTSTEPS)

Ready to go, love?

(MUMBLES)

What is it?

Something new?

- Hmm.
- J0E: Sarah?

Joe, what happened?

Kasimir's dead.

Where's Daddy?

Sarah!

Buggeration!

DADDY: We need to consider how much
faith we put in the word of a dying man.

BOBBY: A dying Soviet spy.

Daddy, Kate's innocent.

The KGB set her up.

They've obviously been onto us
ever since Mallory went off the rails.

Say that's true,

say they knew Arkady was compromised

and they wanted to send us
on a wild-goose chase.

Why sacrifice such
hugely valuable intel to do it?

I agree.

They had the resources to sabotage
Lakenheath, to devastate us.

No. They didn't.

Er, sorry to barge in,
I didn't mean to intrude.

J0E: It's fine. What is it?

Well, the first thing that seemed
a bit off were the map notations.

Only tiny errors, not uncommon in
Soviet maps charting British soil.

But this isn't of Russian origin,

this is supposedly Kate's.

But that's hardly enough to...

I agree. But it was odd, so I took
a closer peek at the schematics.

60% of what's here
is highly accurate intelligence.

Lakenheath facilities, staff movements,
the B41 s themselves.

The other 40-odd% is fabricated.

Highly sophisticated fabrication, sure,

but, nonetheless, it's codswallop.

So, they sacrificed incomplete intel

to convince us the name was real.

To distract us.

Sarah's right - they could have
come after Lakenheath.

Not today, perhaps, but soon.

So, why give it up?

Unless what they're really planning
is far more dangerous

than anything we've imagined so far.

Moscow don't yet know we've
uncovered their deception.

As far as they're concerned,
Arkady Malinov is still in play.

- But clearly, we can't trust him.
- But we can use him.

We found out Operation Glass was a fake.

WENDY: The meet's set for 12.30
in Bonneville Square.

- Arkady is to go alone.
- DADDY: Do we think it's a trap?

BOBBY: Worst-case scenario - they are
sending someone to get rid of him,

quite possibly 0din,
in which case we may have a chance

to get our hands on 0din himself.

This takes full priority,
is that understood?

Hi, Joe. It's nice to see you again.