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Mrs Tishell
Martin Mrs Tishell Martin Mrs Tishell Martin Mrs Tishell
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Oh, Dr Ellingham! Uh, oh. Can I just say I think you made the right decision. About you and Louisa Glasson. Never meant to be. What's happened to your face? My face? Nothing. Oh, unless you mean my new lipstick. I thought I'd try a different shade Right. Oh, and you probably noticed my hair too. No. Oh, Dr Ellingham. Always teasing me. See you later?
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Mrs Dingley Martin Mrs Dingley Martin Mrs Dingley Martin
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Oh, Doctor. Do you think I could ask… If you're gonna pester me for a donation again, the answer's still no. Well, you can't blame me for trying! Yes I can. Miserable bugger. I heard that.
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Louisa Eleanor Louisa Eleanor Louisa
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So, you're going to Clappy Time at the library. Yeah, maybe. Or, the Sing-Along-Suzie at the Harbour Café. Well, we are spoilt for choice aren't we Jim-Jim? It's "James."
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Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin Aunt Ruth Martin
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Looks like you're busy. But you're going to come in anyway. Are you here as a patient? Yes and no. Are you considering changing your mind about Louisa? No. So, as your doctor, what can I do for you? I've run out of Oralube. You could have telephoned for a repeat prescription. I assumed you'd want to see me in person. My symptoms might have changed, my condition deteriorated. Has your condition deteriorated? Not in the least. Yes, I thought not. So, you're going up to London as planned, and Louisa will stay here with the child? Yes. Good. Your parents stayed together for yor sake. No one got out unscathed. We don't want a repeat of that. Well, this has been fun. If you want to discuss it furhter Martin, you know where I am. Thank you.
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Alastair Al Alastair
Norman Alastair
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Your dad has borrowed £1,000. You what? Ah, don't worry. He can probably pay it back. The only thing is, that if he can't, then there might be some of those, um…Oh, what do you call them? What is the word I'm looking for Norman? Repercussions. That's it, yeah. There might have to be some repercussions.
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Mrs Dingley Martin
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Are you open? The door's unlocked. Most people would take that as a good indication.
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Eleanor
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I don't think there's a café in this village that isn't full of kiddies crying. Or even worse, someone singing to try and stop the kiddies crying.
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Mrs Dingley Martin
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Are you gonna give me a lift home? You could put my bike on the top of your car. I'm a doctor, not a taxi driver.
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Martin Mrs Dingley Martin
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Give that to Mrs Tishell. Oh. Will she be able to read your writing? If she holds it the right way up, yes.
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Aunt Ruth Al Aunt Ruth
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Have you flooded the carburetor? Huh? I've no idea what it means. But it's what people always ask me when my car fails to start.
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Al Aunt Ruth Al
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And the bowser can't hold it's water. Should I call the vet? No. The, the water bowser.
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Joe
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No Sarge. I've yet to release the vehicle to the registered keeper. I want to know what to do with the big rock in the back of the car. Might be fingerprints, or… No, I know it only appears to be criminal damage, but there are traces of blood all over the broken window. Should I take samples for DNA... Hello?
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Martin Mrs Tishell
Martin Mrs Tishell Martin
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I, uh, got the message that you were holding some pessary rings for me. Oh yes, yes, Dr Ellingham. I've got them right here. I was just thinking, um… Perhaps we could meet tonight? Have a chat…about everything? The pessary rings. Or, I'm also free tomorrow...night. Just put the pessary rings on my account please.
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Eleanor Martin Eleanor Martin Eleanor Martin Eleanor Martin Mrs Tishell
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Oh, it's you. How's James Henry? Fine. What are you doing in here? I've come to buy him a dummy. No. He's not to have a dummy. Louisa and I have discussed this. I'm sure you've discussed lots of things with Lulu. But people change their minds, don't they? No. No dummies! Mrs Tishell, you are not to sell this woman a dummy. Whatever you say Dr Ellingham.
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Joe Morwenna Joe
Morwenna Joe Morwenna Joe
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I need your help to identify any possible suspects. My help? Now, I know you can't show me any medical records or discuss individual patients. But, if I were to mention a few names and one of those names were to coincide with someone who came in here for treatment to cuts or abrasions to their hands or arms... Mrs. Dingley cut her wrist. What? Florence Dingley. Runs the cat home. Is that "Dingley" with a "D"?
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Martin Joe Morwenna Joe
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What's going on? Nothing Doc. I was just…just… Telling me off. For dropping litter in the street. It will never happen again officer. Yes, well…You see it doesn't. Otherwise…
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Alastair Bert Alastair Bert Alastair
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So, we're wanting 350 quid from you two by this time tomorrow. 6:00. We can't do that. Well, you'll have to. Unless you'd rather face the consequences. You said there'd be repercussions. They're very similar to consequences.
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Louisa Martin Louisa
Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa
Martin
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Martin. Louisa. Um, I haven't got long before school, and I've brought my notes on the christening. Um, some ideas for catering, a guest list. And, you know, suggestions for music. Who's got the baby today? What? Who's taking care of James Henry today? Well, my mother of course. You sure about that? Why are you even asking? Well, I saw...I - I thought I saw a - a girl wheeling James in his pushchair yesterday. For goodness sake Martin. My mother's looking after the baby all day today, just like she looked after him all day yesterday. Now, I'm - I'm sorry, but - but I'm late. Could you have a look at this? Yes.
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Eleanor Bert Eleanor
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I feel a bit sick. I think one of them prawns was off. Shall I chuck em? No. No, no, no. Shove em back in the fridge.
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Martin Al
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You suffering stress at the moment? Uh, well, life with dad is always stressful.
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Mrs Tishell Alastair
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If you want medical advice, I suggest you ask Dr Ellingham. What is it about me that women don't like?
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Angie Morwenna Martin Angie Martin Angie Martin Angie
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Any chance I can see the doc? I'll have to check…um… Why have you got my baby? Eleanor's not very well today. Did you have him yesterday? Yeah. The thing is, I'm not here to talk about the baby. It's my ankle tag. Your what? My ankle tag. If I start to sweat it gets really sore, like it's rubbing against the skin. Can you take a look Doc?
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Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa
Martin Louisa Martin Louisa
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What's wrong Martin? Why have you got James? Well, I thought it was better that I have him rather than leave him in the custody of a child convict. What do you mean? Your mother subcontracted to a girl called Angie. Not Angie Grappy? I don't know what her full name was. No doubt PC Penhale will have it on his police computer. Right. Okay. I'll deal with it. Well, will you? Or just hand him back to your mother and hope that she doesn't do it again? You've made your point Martin. Now will you please go away? Your mother couldn't care less about our baby. Oh, but you could. A man who's about to leave his son and move hundred of miles away for the sake of his career. Oh yeah, you really care about our baby. That is a complete distortion! No. Enough. I'm in the middle of a lesson. And what about James Henry? Not your problem Martin.
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Bert Al Bert Al Joe Bert
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So what are we gonna do? We could act like men. How would that work exactly? We stand up to the Tonkens. We say, "No. You can't have your money. Now leave us alone" You want proteciton? In case they don't like us acting like men.
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Martin Morwenna Martin
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Morwenna, call an ambulance and tell them it's urgent. Well, they'll probably guess if I've dialed 999 cause people only do it… Just call them!
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Aunt Ruth
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Your work has ground to a halt. You have hives and insomnia. You look as vacant as the chickens.
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Louisa Martin Louisa Martin
Louisa
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Martin. I was just gonna get some surgical packs. You will look after her, won't you? Yes, of course. I'll carry out the procedure to the best of my ability. Only takes a few minutes. My first incision's about five centimeters long, just above your mother's navel. Then I'll use forceps to hold the skin back, and I'll go in and cut and remove the hernia sac. All right? Yes. Okay.
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Eleanor Martin Eleanor
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I like to listen to some music when I'm at the dentist. You're not at the dentist, so just, um, be quiet. Charming.
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Eleanor Martin
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What are you doing now? Be quiet.
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Martin Morwenna
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That's it. Just need to close up now. I can close up if you like. I don't mind giving it a go if you talk me through it.
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Louisa Martin Louisa Martin
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I'm gonna take James in the ambulance with me. Right. Are you sure it went okay? Yes. She'll be fine.
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Joe
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Doc's on his way. When he heard it was me he said he'd drop everything. Well, he didn't exactly say that, but I know that's what he meant from the way he hung the phone up.
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Martin Mrs Dingley Martin
Mrs Dingley
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Hold still. What are you doing? I'm looking in your eyes. I can see tiny spots on your retina. Do you often get little shapes floating around in front of your eyes? Shapes? All I can see is a big bright light. Oh. Oh, now it's gone. Oh, now it's come back again.
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Martin Alastair Martin Norman Alastair Martin
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Does it sleep in the van? With Norman. And when did your rash first appear? Don't know. It was yesterday. Right then. That's where your rash came from. Would you like a diagram? I have a patient.
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Joe
Alastair Joe
Alastair Joe
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Can I just stop you there? Up until now, this has been a civil matter. However, what you just said sounded like a threat to me. I weren't threatening anyone. Good. Cause that would be a criminal matter and I'd have to take action. If you harass these gentlemen I will arrest you. Bu - bu - but they owe me money. Mrs Dingley does too. You can't expect me to just...walk away. Walk away? No. Drive away? Yes. And I don't want you coming anywhere near this village again. If you do, I shall have to take a close look at this van of yours. Check it's road worthy, check it's taxed, check it's insured. That will take a very long time. And I will do it over and over again. Do I make myself clear?
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Al (as the kitten)
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Bye Normie. Bye.
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Martin Mrs Dingley Martin
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You know. You wouldn't fall so much if you bought some new spectacles. Yeah, I know. I will. I promise. A little soap wouldn't go amiss either.
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Joe Martin Joe Mrs Dingley Martin Mrs Dingley Martin Mrs Dingley Joe Mrs Dingley Joe Mrs Dingley
Joe
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Can I question this suspect Doc? What do you mean "suspect"? I believe Mrs Dingley knows something about criminal damage to a motor vehicle in the harbour car park. Oh God. I don't think this is a great time… No, I want to make my confession. Mrs Dingley. He's a policeman, not a priest. I broke the window in that car. Well, I saw the tide was coming in, and I saw this dog on the backseat. There was a dog? No. It turned out to be a fur coat. So, you broke the window to save the dog that turned out to be a coat? Yeah, I know. I'm sorry. I'll pay for the window. No, I can't actually. I can't. I'm very sorry, but I can't. Sorry. I'm so sorry. Never mind Mrs Dingley. No harm done. Apart from the criminal damage. But, um, we'll say no more.
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Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa
Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa
Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin Louisa Martin
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How's your mother? Uh, comfortable. Whatever that means. But the consultant said you saved her life. Uh, yes. And her bowel. Yeah, well, I'm really grateful. So… Did you enjoy it? Being a surgeon again? Well, I didn't do it for fun Louisa. Still...it must have been nice to have a bit of practice before you go back to London. I was just gonna ask if you could look after James for awhile. Now? Yeah. Why? Well, you could just say, "I'd be happy to help." I would be happy to help, obviously. Oh good. Cause I wanted to pop across the road. It's Spanish theme night at the restaurant and Mum asked me to take a look and report back. I'm assuming you don't want to come. No. No. I didn't think so. Uh, right. I'll be back in awhile. Mm hmm. Thank you. Uh, Lou...Louisa? Yes, Martin? Could you ask them to switch the music off? It's very loud. Yes, Martin. Mm Lets just finish off the washing up and we'll, uh, have some fun.
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