Porridge Page #6
- TV-14
- Year:
- 1973
- 45 min
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In. In! Come on, Godber.
It's our ball, Mr Mackay. Corner!
He don't know nothin'. Got amnesia!
Come on! Get on with it.
Shift!
Yeah, all right. All right.
Right, in! You're joking,
Oaksey! I'm warning you! Get IN!
C'mon, Slade! Take no prisoners!
WHISTLE:
Hold it, driver!
Penalty being taken.
Go left!
Out you go! Mr Cox, open the gates!
# Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! #
# Hallelujah! #
Everything all right? Who's
the bird? My sister-in-law.
A couple touring looks more natural.
THIS time of year? Hang on a minute.
Don't say you brought a suitcase?!
Don't be so stupid!
Come on, Fletcher.
I wasn't told about this!
Come on!
I wasn't told about this! Who
are THEY? Don't look at ME!
Fletch, a woman!
All right. Get in there.
ENGINE STARTS:
HALF-TIME WHISTLE
What's the hurry?
Hop it, Simkins!
Don't look at me, lads, there's 11 in the team!
Only one of us let the ball through his legs.
Where's Fletch? It's not like
Fletch to miss his orange.
Your chaps were unlucky
not to equalise!
Not MY chaps. I'm impartial.
Rudge, sir. That's what I said.
Any word on the walking wounded?
Mr Mackay... Just a moment, Henry.
But... I'm talking to the Governor,
Mr Barrowclough!
But... there's something
Cheer up, Fletch! I've done you
a favour, son. We're free and clear!
You think they haven't
blocked the roads?
We're going North, to Scotland. They'll
never figure on that, eh? Not on Dumfries.
Dumfries.
Queen o' the South, their team.
Scottish League Division B, as was.
Dumfries 0- Hamilton Academicals 1.
Is he all right?
He banged his head on the post.
At least he's oblivious to this fiasco! St
Johnstone 2, Stenhousemuir O. Leave it out.
What do you mean, fiasco?
Sweet as a nut, this!
You may have good reason for doing this but I've
got under a year to go and the lad even less!
I haven't got the money for plastic
surgery and a ticket to Acapulco.
I do not relish winter in Dumfries!
I'm upset you feel that way.
Yeah But I had to bring you.
You don't have to bring us further.
Dump us right here!
You know about Dumfries. I don't know
nothin'. It's still them and us, remember?
On your way, then.
Yeah, see you, Oaksey.
I hope NOT!
We're out!? Yeah, I know, son.
Come on.
Yes, yes... I'll wait.
Ah! Everything's in hand, sir. They won't get
far. Checks on all major roads south and east.
The local police are looking for
the coach and our men are helping.
And I'M ringing the Home Office. Oh.
Oh, indeed, Mr Mackay!
This match was YOUR suggestion!
Mine, sir? Oh, no, sir! No, no, let
us be fair. The idea came from Mr Beal.
Did it?
Sorry, but without the coach,
how can I get my chaps back London?
Er... Oh, hello?
Would you mind, sir?
Treadaway, Slade.
All right, Len? I think so. Good, 'cos we
need clear heads to get out of this mess!
'Ere, stick some of these
in your pockets.
What for? Sustenance, son. We might
be out all night in this, you know!
It weren't our fault. Wasn't us who went over the wall.
The screws don't know that! They'll have a conflab.
'The match was Fletcher's idea. ' They'll put two
and two together and make three. Three? Three years.
We can't let 'em catch us.
Let's give ourselves up to the law.
They wouldn't let us get a word in. Some local
bobby won't want to miss the chance of capturing us!
A commendation!
Another notch on his truncheon!
What are we going to do? Actually,
I've got the perfect solution. What?
Yeah, I know, I know Come on.
Hey, why don't we nick a chicken? On a Wednesday
afternoon?! Where'd we get sage and onion stuffing?
COW MOOS:
DOG BARKS:
^ Oi! Come back here!
POLICE SIREN:
# Nymphs and
shepherds gone away Gone away! #
QUIET!
QUIET!
# Gone, gone, gone, gone away! #
Hey, Fletch? What? How d'you know
By the sun
ORGAN MUSIC:
Excuse me! Can YOU tell me what's going on?
We'll miss our train if we don't leave soon.
Oh... the police want statements
from all of you.
This whole job could have been
worked out in advance.
If we'd brought the Goodies, would you have
held them for questioning? Probably not.
But of course, you didn't, did you?
Oh, dear. I told you
it would be dodgy!
Come on, don't flag!
Jab! Jab!
It's the big one next week, sir!
HORSE NEIGHS:
Who was that? Couple
of escaped convicts. Oh.
Fletch, leave the bell alone!
I s'pose you're right.
Old habits die hard.
Might as well give this back
an' all.
You just won't admit it.
We're lost!
There's gonna be a frost tonight. All right for some
of us. Some of us have long trousers! Shh! What is it?
I heard something.
BREAKS TWIG LOUDLY
Thank you, Hiawatha
Hiawatha didn't wear football boots,
did she? He!
What is it?
Cops.
Copse? Like a wooded glade? Yeah.
A wooded glade
crawling with bleedin' cops!
Mackay, Slade Prison. Any developments?
No. They're long gone by now.
Checked for tyre tracks of a getaway
vehicle? We never thought of that
I didn't mean... If you did
your job, they wouldn't be out!
This is NOT an everyday occurrence!
You expect the odd one to tunnel out
or go over the wall...
But THREE of them?
Driving out... in a bus?!
All right, lads, we're through here
What about the coach?
It's all yours.
We're finished with it.
HONK:
Mr Collinson, return to the prison.
I will drive the coach with Mr Miller.
Er... are you sure
you can drive this thing, sir?
This?!
No bother at all!
Right, come on.
ENGINE STALLS:
Clutch!
Straight back as you are.
That's it. Come on.
Keep coming, Mr Mackay. Come on!
Bit more.
All right, you're clear there!
Mr Mackay! Yes, me, laddie! If you'd been awake
earlier, this would never have happened! Sir!
It's cold. If they're in the open,
it'll freeze their brass monkeys off.
I hope so, Mr Miller. I HOPE so!
The Greeks and the Trojans.
That's how the Greeks got into Troy.
Save the history lesson till we
get back to our flowery dell. How?
Have I ever let you down? No.
Well, I might now.
Come on.
I'm freezin' already!
What's this? C'mon, give us a hand.
But it's half-past eight.
The club should be open!
Under the circumstances,
I thought nobody would be here.
In the circumstances, I need
a drink more than most evenings!
Mr Barrowclough? Something to keep
out the cold. Yes, it's bitter out.
It's bitter IN
You know, I'm surprised
at Fletcher and Godber going over.
Surprised and disappointed. You
will never learn, Mr Barrowclough.
by OUR standards.
They are the dregs of society!
What was that? Ssh, ssh.
It's coming from the store room!
^ Help...
It's locked! Of course. That's where
I keep the booze. Give me the keys!
Help!
Oh, thank God, Mr Mackay!
Saved at last!
Where are we? Who is it? Don't
worry, Len. Our ordeal is over.
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