Servants British BBC TV Drama Romance Miniseries 2003 E05 | Subtitles
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It's New Year's Day - and payday too but William is increasingly tormented by dreams in which he recalls how he was responsible for the death of young Harry and is unable to get into celebratory mood. This makes him fair game for the hectoring Andrew, leading to a fight in a frozen pond. Grace and George just about manage to keep their relationship a secret but Flora finds herself falling for butler Jarvis.
It's New Year's Day - and payday too but William is increasingly tormented by dreams in which he recalls how he was responsible for the death of young Harry and is unable to get into celebratory mood. This makes him fair game for the hectoring Andrew, leading to a fight in a frozen pond. Grace and George just about manage to keep their relationship a secret but Flora finds herself falling for butler Jarvis.
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00:00:00I guarantee that everyone in this house is on the mic one level or another.
00:00:15You're a thief.
00:00:16I have no pension.
00:00:17I hold maybe ten guineas a year.
00:00:18You have disappointed me.
00:00:19That makes two of us.
00:00:21Mr. Jarvis!
00:00:22Oh, he's dead!
00:00:23Mr. Forrest is blameless.
00:00:24Why don't we just sack him?
00:00:26Woohoo!
00:00:27Look at him!
00:00:28Yeah!
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00:01:24Ah!
00:01:25Come on!
00:01:26Whoa!
00:01:27Christ, these kids were the most fun bonnets.
00:02:23Mr. Matkin, I'm withholding two shillings as agreed, three late mornings, and one absence
00:02:44from supper.
00:02:45Yes, Mr. Jarvis.
00:02:48Otherwise, well done.
00:02:51Good performance.
00:02:53Ready to give them what they want before they know they want it.
00:02:56Keep it up.
00:02:57Thank you, Mr. Jarvis.
00:03:03I'm so sorry.
00:03:05Mr. James.
00:03:08Twelve pounds.
00:03:10You'll feel better when you've cleared your debts, Frederick.
00:03:13The love of money is the root of all evil.
00:03:14I hope you won't gamble it away.
00:03:16Thank you, sir.
00:03:17Two shillings for a crystal bowl.
00:03:19Four and croppings for boot repairs.
00:03:21That'll learn his look after him, won't it?
00:03:25Mr. Forrest.
00:03:30William Forrest.
00:03:33No Mr. Forrest?
00:03:35He'll be with the Errol.
00:03:36Poorly, again, with his boil, sir.
00:03:51Oh, come on.
00:03:52That's getting dumb.
00:04:01Ah.
00:04:02Come on, man.
00:04:03It's getting painful.
00:04:09Oh!
00:04:14Oh!
00:04:15Oh!
00:04:16Oh!
00:04:17Oh!
00:04:18Oh!
00:04:19Oh!
00:04:21Oh!
00:04:26Even after paying all my fines,
00:04:28I've still got three pounds left.
00:04:30That's two to my mind, a whole pound for me.
00:04:32Here I am, girls, Mr. Moneybags himself.
00:04:34Come on, let me at it!
00:04:35I've got an extra three shillings.
00:04:37Oh, sweet child.
00:04:38For me, an extra five quid,
00:04:39don't know, ten could be fifteen.
00:04:40I'm gonna be made a bit of a valet.
00:04:42Who knows?
00:04:45Him a valet?
00:04:50Will you save any of it?
00:04:54I'll do my best, Mr. Jarvis.
00:04:56Another 14 pounds down the drain, then.
00:05:00That's all, Mr. Forrest.
00:05:03Nothing to pay, Mr. Forrest, on my account.
00:05:05No losses or damages.
00:05:07Thank you, Mrs. Ryan.
00:05:08The valet, sir.
00:05:11Hm?
00:05:12He was looking for a valet.
00:05:13Were?
00:05:17You were looking for a valet for his lordship
00:05:19when Paul leaves?
00:05:23Still looking.
00:05:26Fines and breakages, one pound for shillings and fourpence.
00:05:30Yeah.
00:05:32I have change if you require it.
00:05:35I haven't broken anything.
00:05:36My shoes haven't needed mended.
00:05:38I've not had that many stockings.
00:05:39Ah, one single debt of a pound and several smaller ones.
00:05:42No.
00:05:43No.
00:05:49When did I run that up?
00:05:51The sad accident with Lord Harry.
00:05:53Yeah, but no blame.
00:05:54His lordship said, no blame.
00:05:57You'll be telling me he's offering you a reward next.
00:06:11Three banisters shattered.
00:06:14And the joiners have to have their wages as well as you do.
00:06:20Are you with us, Mr. Forrest?
00:06:25One pound.
00:06:26Three shillings and fourpence.
00:06:29Blame or no blame, damages have to be paid for.
00:06:35And be sure, your sins will come to haunt you.
00:06:39Oh, well, you should have asked Mr. Jarvis.
00:06:50He wouldn't have made you pay.
00:06:51He was there.
00:06:52He didn't say nothing.
00:06:53He's too busy packing up.
00:06:54It's one pound and three bloody shillings.
00:06:57When are you going to learn?
00:06:58One pound and three shillings.
00:06:59Yeah, well, it's your choice, Will.
00:07:01You put his back up every time you can.
00:07:02Yeah, I'm going to swing for that scotch you get.
00:07:04I will.
00:07:04Would you like to pay a few miserable shillings?
00:07:06Lord Harry's dead.
00:07:07Some people might think we got off quite lightly.
00:07:09Oh, come on, you two.
00:07:10It was a party.
00:07:11I know what happened.
00:07:12And they should be paying me, not me them.
00:07:14Oh, be stupid.
00:07:16Little Harry.
00:07:17Little Harry?
00:07:18Little Wickle Harry.
00:07:18Little Harry was a bloody vegetable.
00:07:20Little Harry didn't know his arse from his elbow
00:07:22and night from bloody day.
00:07:23Oh, happy bloody New Year to you two.
00:07:25Yes, he did.
00:07:26And he didn't know you from Adam either.
00:07:27He smiled when he saw me.
00:07:28No, he didn't.
00:07:29But he stopped smiling when he saw you.
00:07:31No wonder when you were so rough with him.
00:07:32Oh, I wasn't rough with him.
00:07:33He liked soup and he hated rice pudding.
00:07:35And he liked songs and he hated hymns.
00:07:37He was not a cabbage.
00:07:40And he knew he was dying.
00:07:42He held my hand and looked into my eyes and he smiled.
00:07:46Not with his mouth, but with his eyes.
00:07:48He said thank you and goodbye and he was a friend.
00:07:50All right, all right.
00:07:51Don't go on.
00:07:52I'm sorry.
00:07:53I'm going for the piss.
00:07:54Come on.
00:08:13I didn't owe you anything.
00:08:16I can hear a bloody match.
00:08:18It's time of year, Tim.
00:08:19No, I didn't.
00:08:20Hey, Will, we're setting up to skate with Michael.
00:08:22Why are you always on my back?
00:08:24What's so freaking funny?
00:08:27Come on, mate.
00:08:27Let's get the first guy in.
00:08:28Come with me, mate.
00:08:30I want my money back.
00:08:32Come and get it.
00:08:34Here.
00:08:35It's in my pocket.
00:08:37Come and get it.
00:08:40You fancy yourself, do you?
00:08:42Oh, go on, son.
00:08:44You just step across that line.
00:08:47Come on.
00:08:48Come ahead.
00:08:50Give me a New Year's present.
00:08:52Will, come on.
00:09:06Mrs. Ryan, we have a jolly evening planned.
00:09:10Mr. Jarvis is on the piano and the valets
00:09:13have been practicing around here.
00:09:15I'm sorry.
00:09:16Mr. Jarvis goes to Bristol tomorrow.
00:09:19Really.
00:09:20Really.
00:09:21Maybe it would make things better between you both.
00:09:24Mr. Krause, I'm really quite happy where I am.
00:09:27Surely, on New Year's Eve, old friendships
00:09:29should be rekindled.
00:09:34I will join the lower servants for the midnight toast.
00:09:37I dare say I'll see you there and Mr. Jarvis.
00:09:41I look forward to it.
00:09:43Mrs. Ryan.
00:09:50Are you set, Fred?
00:09:51Yeah, I'm set.
00:09:52Perfect.
00:09:53Go on, Will.
00:09:54Go on, Will.
00:09:55Oh.
00:09:56Oh.
00:09:56Oh.
00:09:57Oh.
00:09:58I'm trying to break it.
00:10:00All right, mate.
00:10:02If you just split it.
00:10:03Yeah, I'll pay for it.
00:10:04It's not the point.
00:10:05Just give it a rest.
00:10:09May I take a turn, ladies and gentlemen?
00:10:12As it's New Year's Eve.
00:10:14Of course you can, sir.
00:10:15Moment.
00:10:16Chains rolling.
00:10:18Kegel.
00:10:19Hey.
00:10:20Come on, Chevy boy.
00:10:21No knives needed.
00:10:28Oh.
00:10:35Bloody hell.
00:10:36You've done that before, Mr. Krause.
00:10:38Hey, next time we've got a match of the Frankens.
00:10:40In Prussia, we call this game kegel.
00:10:43Each skittle represents a sin or a temptation.
00:10:46Oh, it's religious.
00:10:48You're right, mate.
00:10:50They're very holy people.
00:10:52That's why I left.
00:10:55You're a clean boner, Lotus, since you're not there,
00:10:57Mr. Krause.
00:10:58Then maybe I'm a saint.
00:11:00All right, come on.
00:11:00Who's next?
00:11:01They're set up.
00:11:03In spite of all appearances.
00:11:06Will, I have a number.
00:11:09Yeah, try this.
00:11:11Where'd you get that from?
00:11:12I don't know.
00:11:13Just hanging around.
00:11:14Throw it away.
00:11:15Throw it.
00:11:16I said get rid.
00:11:17It's only a kid's toy, mate.
00:11:20What's up with him?
00:11:48Ooh.
00:12:04What are you praying for?
00:12:08Souls in purgatory.
00:12:09Dead souls?
00:12:11Do any good, does it?
00:12:13Of course it does.
00:12:15Mary intervenes.
00:12:17Everything's gone sin today, isn't it?
00:12:19Everywhere you turn.
00:12:22I always think a special day like New Year's Eve
00:12:24makes you proud.
00:12:25If you wanted to help someone, a dead person
00:12:26says that's what you do.
00:12:28Yeah, or have a mass said for them.
00:12:31Mass?
00:12:32What, a man in a dress talking foreign?
00:12:34Here we go, back to normal.
00:12:36No, Charlotte, I'm just trying to help.
00:12:38Not with all of you in the forest.
00:12:39I just want to understand.
00:12:40I can't even have a quiet little play
00:12:42without some great idiot bard, you know, making fun.
00:12:46Well, Lottie, I just want to know how you do it.
00:12:48How do you pray?
00:12:49Piss off.
00:12:50Have you fun with someone else.
00:12:58You're wanted upstairs.
00:13:00I'm off duty.
00:13:02Apparently not.
00:13:03The Earl wants water for his bath.
00:13:06Another of the frigging palties.
00:13:07I'm half cut.
00:13:09Shame.
00:13:11And I thought you liked the privilege of first footmen.
00:13:14You like the treats and the tips.
00:13:16You know, I don't get any, do I?
00:13:20Why are you always on my back?
00:13:24Oh, you step back, son, or you will regret it,
00:13:33because you will never make it.
00:13:35And you are thick.
00:13:37And to clutter up my house, and my rotas, and my peace of mind.
00:13:43Never make it like you'll never make it.
00:13:47Oh!
00:13:48Oh!
00:13:48Now, that was just a wee girly caress.
00:13:52Next time, you'll get the full Glasgow kiss.
00:13:57Tongues and everything.
00:14:01Shit!
00:14:01Shit!
00:14:05Wahey!
00:14:06Get down, you ladies.
00:14:08Here he is.
00:14:10Oh, ho, ho.
00:14:11Thank you, baby.
00:14:13Hello.
00:14:14We're, um, oh, god, look what time it is.
00:14:20Oh, yeah.
00:14:21Thanks.
00:14:25All right, Mrs. Darvish?
00:14:30Mrs. Ryan!
00:14:31Mrs. Ryan, we didn't think you was going to make it.
00:14:34Of course not.
00:14:35So, girls, have you made your wishes and sorted
00:14:37out your New Year's resolutions?
00:14:38Yes, on earth, Mrs. Ryan.
00:14:40It's what I'm wishing for.
00:14:42And what about you, Grace?
00:14:44About a year than last, and to make better bread.
00:14:46Yes, I might need to help you with that.
00:14:50You'll have to stop calling to reach the oven, love.
00:14:55Wahey.
00:15:01So long, everyone.
00:15:03Mr. Krause is about to declare midnight.
00:15:06Oh, that advance.
00:15:07I will synchronize perfectly with the village church.
00:15:12Are you glasses charged?
00:15:14Where are you, chef?
00:15:16Where's William?
00:15:17He's been adamant.
00:15:18Where is the scotch kit?
00:15:20On the roof, where the fire works.
00:15:21Let's hope he bloody falls off, eh?
00:15:23One minute to go, eh, chef?
00:15:25Two minutes to go, Mr. Darvish.
00:15:31The year of our Lord?
00:15:351851!
00:15:37Or thereabouts.
00:15:381851!
00:15:40Happy New Year!
00:15:42Happy New Year!
00:15:44Happy New Year!
00:15:53Come on, Robinson, get it off.
00:15:55Happy New Year!
00:15:58Happy New Year, my Lord.
00:16:06Too cold, Robinson.
00:16:09You'll be telling me he's offering you a reward next.
00:16:15Vicar said he's praying for Lord Harrow.
00:16:17His Lordship says he had a prince and will put him out of his misery.
00:16:20Well, he said worse.
00:16:21Life of idleness for anyone who rids him of the idiot.
00:16:24They'll eat off silver plates for the rest of their lives.
00:16:55Happy New Year, Mr. Jarvis.
00:16:58Happy New Year, Mr. Jarvis.
00:17:00Happy New Year, Mr. Jarvis!
00:17:03Oh!
00:17:05I've never been away for my New Year's before.
00:17:08Isn't it lovely?
00:17:10Lovely.
00:17:12Lovely.
00:17:25And the same to you, Mr. Kraus.
00:17:27Almost.
00:17:31Happy New Year, Susan.
00:17:39Almost as lovely as you.
00:17:42Oh!
00:17:52Oh!
00:17:55Oh, my love
00:17:57Is like a red, red rose
00:18:01That's newly sprung in June
00:18:06Oh, my love
00:18:09Is like a melody
00:18:13That's newly sung in June
00:18:18Oh, my love
00:18:21Is like a melody
00:18:25That's sweetly sung in June
00:18:31As fair art thee, my bonnie loves
00:18:37So deep in love am I
00:18:43And I will love you so, my dear
00:18:50Till all the seas gang round
00:18:58Happy New Year.
00:19:00Happy New Year, George.
00:19:02I'm as happy as ever.
00:19:04May the best of our lives be the worst of our days.
00:19:07As our sober life.
00:19:13Still, my dear
00:19:16Till all the seas gang round
00:19:23Bravo! Bravo!
00:19:26Thank you, Mr. Adams.
00:19:28A voice to charm the angels.
00:19:30There you be. Let the wind blow free.
00:19:32Now whose turn is it?
00:19:34Susan.
00:19:36Yours, I think.
00:19:37Oh, my God, I'm going then.
00:19:39Come on, Susan. I'm sure you have a very sweet voice.
00:19:42She hasn't, sir.
00:19:44I'm sure of a dancer, aren't I?
00:19:48Grace, a song.
00:19:51Here you go.
00:19:54Come on, Susan, a duet.
00:19:56No.
00:19:57Be quiet.
00:19:59Come on, Roy.
00:20:00Not the one about the little match girl dying.
00:20:03No, I know. Let's do Derby rap.
00:20:05One, two, three.
00:20:08As I was going to Derby
00:20:10Derby, sir, was on a summer's day
00:20:15Good night, Mrs. Ryan.
00:20:16Oh, Mr. Jarvis.
00:20:18About your trip to Bristol tomorrow.
00:20:20I will be back the next day,
00:20:22just long enough to pay his lordship's bills.
00:20:24And is there anything in particular you want done in your absence?
00:20:27Thank you. No.
00:20:29I've instructed Mr. Adams.
00:20:32I hope he won't be too enthusiastic.
00:20:34I've asked him not to be.
00:20:35It's just the footmen do suffer sometimes under his...
00:20:37I've brought this matter to his attention.
00:20:40That should be enough.
00:20:43Perhaps some time apart will put a new perspective on things.
00:20:50Between us, I mean.
00:21:00Good night.
00:21:08Where's the party?
00:21:10Done and dusted, mate.
00:21:12Bloody hell.
00:21:15The joys of being his lordship's favourite, eh?
00:21:18Hey, Will, did he give you a New Year's box?
00:21:20Did he, buggery?
00:21:21And no tall sod in Christmas.
00:21:23Maybe he forgot him.
00:21:24He's a bastard if he has.
00:21:26And there was you, anticipating his every lead.
00:21:29Just like Mr. Jarvis said, before he even knew it himself.
00:21:32Why don't you go and ball your...
00:21:34Get that, Will.
00:21:44All right, into the corridor, girls.
00:21:46Turn left, third row along, all right?
00:21:48I bet you could do these, right?
00:21:50We'll do all five at once.
00:21:54You love it.
00:21:55Oh, how desperate to think we are, Joe.
00:21:57I know.
00:21:58I know.
00:21:59I know.
00:22:00I know.
00:22:01I know.
00:22:02Oh, how desperate to think we are, Joe.
00:22:04Just the pee, just the pee.
00:22:06Why are you so long at least?
00:22:08Fetty, fetty, fetty.
00:22:09Don't bother me already.
00:22:11You're too pretty, Beddingham Pike.
00:22:13Come near us, we'll make you cry.
00:22:15Watch it!
00:22:16Stop!
00:22:17Stop!
00:22:18Stop!
00:22:32No.
00:22:33No.
00:22:34No.
00:23:02Hey, Will.
00:23:04Will! Will, come here! Will!
00:23:05What?
00:23:06What's...
00:23:07What's wrong?
00:23:08You're doing that bloody wailing again.
00:23:12You should stop eating so much cheese.
00:23:14I was trimming her vest, mate.
00:23:18Nightmare.
00:23:19Come on, mate. Go back to sleep.
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00:24:34A low mass, on a weekday, not a holy day of all the day.
00:24:38Yeah, yeah, just an ordinary bloody mass for a dead person.
00:24:42Shall in?
00:24:48For Lord Harry, to put his soul to rest.
00:24:51At rest?
00:24:53It's to get him out of purgatory, William.
00:24:55To stop his poor flesh burning in the flames.
00:24:58He never did anything wrong, he couldn't.
00:25:00We're all sinners.
00:25:01I'm not.
00:25:02He's a man that is born of women.
00:25:04Well, that's him out then.
00:25:06Told me his mum was a right old bitch.
00:25:08That money for me.
00:25:10Didn't your mum ever tell you not to beg?
00:25:13Didn't your mum tell you it was rude to poke your nose in?
00:25:16You two falling out again, then?
00:25:18No.
00:25:23The doctor will be arriving sometime today for his lordship.
00:25:26We'll keep the police sticking over, Mr. Jarvis.
00:25:28And remember what I said about the lads.
00:25:30I'll love them like a daddy.
00:25:32Just don't go throwing your weight around
00:25:34as soon as my back is turned.
00:25:37Mrs. Ryan has presided over enough pond dips.
00:25:40In and out and up for a quick tot of rum.
00:25:42I can manage that.
00:25:44You two?
00:25:46In the pond?
00:25:49Of course.
00:25:51Sir.
00:25:57You wait until the Earl is outside and watch him.
00:26:01He likes his traditions.
00:26:03Of course, sir.
00:26:04All right.
00:26:20Come on.
00:26:42You know that bull?
00:26:44He never caught it, did he?
00:26:46Mrs. Ryan catches you.
00:26:48Did he?
00:26:51He wanted to.
00:26:52He used to throw it down the big wall to him and he'd laugh.
00:26:57He was all there.
00:26:59Shite.
00:27:01What?
00:27:02You talk shite!
00:28:21Listen.
00:28:23What are you doing, William?
00:28:27William?
00:28:30William!
00:28:31Did he scream?
00:28:34Did who scream?
00:28:36What are you doing, William? Get up.
00:28:38Lord Harry, did he scream?
00:28:42You'd better get this filled up again
00:28:43and get upstairs to the Earl's dressing room.
00:28:45I didn't think he screamed.
00:28:47Come along, Mr. Forrest, quickly.
00:28:55I don't know if I dreamt it or if he did.
00:28:59And if he did, he knew it was happening, didn't he?
00:29:12He was unconscious.
00:29:14He was unconscious.
00:29:16He didn't suffer.
00:29:18I can hear it in my head.
00:29:22And the thump of his body hitting the stairs.
00:29:24Just stop it.
00:29:26Try and think about something else.
00:29:29I did something terrible, Mrs. Ryan.
00:29:31Sit up and smell these.
00:29:33Bring this in, come on. Good boy.
00:29:35Now, we can't let the Earl go bathless, can we?
00:29:37The Earl.
00:29:38I have to tell you something, Mrs. Ryan.
00:29:40I don't think so, Mr. Forrest.
00:29:42No, I do.
00:29:43Come on.
00:29:44Sit up straight and calm down.
00:29:46Please, if I could just tell someone.
00:29:48Everyone at Taplow's has a secret, William.
00:29:51Some are dark, some are shabby,
00:29:53but they're all best kept secret.
00:29:57I think it'll kill me.
00:29:59The weight of it.
00:30:03Lordship's bell.
00:30:05Quickly.
00:30:07Quickly, fill the bath. Quickly.
00:30:09Go on, William, run.
00:30:13Ah.
00:30:17Ah.
00:30:34Ah.
00:30:36Ah.
00:30:47It's weak if you can manage it.
00:30:51Ah.
00:31:05Oh, bloody idiots!
00:31:07Jarvis!
00:31:08Where the bloody hell are you?
00:31:11Your Lordship.
00:31:13William.
00:31:19You're a mess, a disgrace.
00:31:21You're a shambling, pathetic apology.
00:31:24Fuck off.
00:31:26What did you say, Mr. Forrest?
00:31:28What did you say?
00:31:30I said, say what you've got to say,
00:31:32and then let me be.
00:31:34You won't assist the Earl anymore.
00:31:36It's a privilege you no longer deserve.
00:31:38Fine by me.
00:31:41You are bloody mad, aren't you?
00:31:44You're no right in the head, son.
00:31:47Are you a lunatic?
00:31:49Mr. Forrest?
00:31:51I'll see you in the water then.
00:31:58You should have been dismissed for killing Lord Harry.
00:32:02You know it, I know it.
00:32:04Everybody bloody knows it.
00:32:06But you're still here.
00:32:08And you have no idea how that offends me.
00:32:13Now piss off out of my sight.
00:32:19If you're ill, mate, you don't have to do it.
00:32:21I'm all right.
00:32:22What, you're shaking?
00:32:23Hair of the dog, mate, that's what I need.
00:32:25I took a room, I'm doing nicely.
00:32:27What did Adam say?
00:32:28Ah, you know, usual stuff.
00:32:30I'm useless, clumsy, mad, daft, fake, bag of shit.
00:32:36If you want to watch him, mate, he's a vicious sod.
00:32:38Yeah, mate, well, so am I.
00:32:39So maybe you should be watching me.
00:32:43I'm going to be in and out so quick, I'm not even going to get wet.
00:32:46We're getting too old for this, lad.
00:32:48Ah, not too over the ground, though, are you?
00:32:50No.
00:32:52All right, here we go then, lads.
00:32:54Hooray!
00:32:56Arrows on his terrace.
00:32:57You want your rum, shift your bones.
00:33:00Hooray!
00:33:03Yeah!
00:33:06Stay in there!
00:33:17Yeah, move on, then.
00:33:18We're about to bloody warm up.
00:33:19We're too old for this, lad.
00:33:20Come on, lads, get out of the way and let the men through.
00:33:22Come on.
00:33:23Men, don't help England.
00:33:25He's talking about me, not you.
00:33:27You weren't in a slap, sir.
00:33:28It's a bloody joke.
00:33:29Don't let him go, Jeff.
00:33:30Come on.
00:33:31Last one in, there's the slob, Toby.
00:33:33There must be easier ways to earn your grub.
00:33:35Look at them all.
00:33:36Goosebumps are what?
00:33:38She's got a higher and older will.
00:33:40Well, he did walk into the village last week.
00:33:43And he had his wicked way with me at the crossroads.
00:33:45Well, you're better off than me.
00:33:47I've got my day off the same as Mr Adams.
00:33:49You're off today, aren't you, Grace?
00:33:51Yeah, as soon as the men have had their meal.
00:33:53You and, er, you and George Cosmo.
00:33:56He's talking for Will for any day.
00:33:59Whoo!
00:34:01Here comes life, love, and liberty!
00:34:04I'm too old for all this.
00:34:06You are too bloody old for all this.
00:34:08Get on!
00:34:09Come on!
00:34:10Ah!
00:34:11Whoo!
00:34:12Whoo!
00:34:13Whoo!
00:34:14Whoo!
00:34:15Whoo!
00:34:16Whoo!
00:34:17Whoo!
00:34:18Whoo!
00:34:19Whoo!
00:34:20Whoo!
00:34:21Whoo!
00:34:22Whoo!
00:34:23Whoo!
00:34:24Whoo!
00:34:25Whoo!
00:34:26Whoo!
00:34:27Whoo!
00:34:28Whoo!
00:34:29Whoo!
00:34:30Whoo!
00:34:31Whoo!
00:34:32Whoo!
00:34:33Whoo!
00:34:34Whoo!
00:34:35Whoo!
00:34:36Whoo!
00:34:37Whoo!
00:34:38Whoo!
00:34:39Whoo!
00:34:40Whoo!
00:34:41Whoo!
00:34:42Whoo!
00:34:43Whoo!
00:34:44Whoo!
00:34:45Whoo!
00:34:46Whoo!
00:34:47Whoo!
00:34:48Whoo!
00:34:49Whoo!
00:34:50Whoo!
00:34:51Whoo!
00:34:52Whoo!
00:34:53Whoo!
00:34:54Whoo!
00:34:55Whoo!
00:34:57Whoo!
00:34:58Come on, mate!
00:34:59Come on!
00:35:00Come on, mate, swim!
00:35:01Come on, swim!
00:35:02Swim!
00:35:03Have a get your run!
00:35:04Whoa.
00:35:13Those kegs have frozen to my garlands!
00:35:15On my day, I ripped them off, then, Fred.
00:35:17Ha!
00:35:18Run, here I come!
00:35:19RJ, show us your arse, my love!
00:35:20You show us yours first.
00:35:21No, I'm sick of the sight of it.
00:35:23You will get my run.
00:35:24Come!
00:35:25Right, lead me to it.
00:35:32You're as white as a sheet, Fred.
00:35:39Yeah, well I bloody should be.
00:35:46I didn't know blackies could go white.
00:35:47Yeah, well, we can smack silly old buggers in the chops too.
00:35:53Oh, my God.
00:36:03Hey, watch that!
00:36:23Yeah!
00:36:33Oh!
00:36:43You'll get your bloody room now, won't ya?
00:36:52Come on, Forrest, prepare to show the lasses your shrivelled old man.
00:37:14Hey, girls!
00:37:15Hey, look at this!
00:37:16Come and see the dumpster!
00:37:27I will see you later.
00:37:28I will.
00:37:29You're half dead.
00:37:30Come on, you daft sod.
00:37:31Come on, mate.
00:37:32Happy New Year!
00:37:34Well done.
00:37:35Well well done, boys.
00:37:36Toast.
00:37:37Toast.
00:37:38Toast.
00:37:39Happy New Year.
00:37:40Happy New Year.
00:37:51Well done.
00:37:52Well done, boys.
00:37:53Well done, well done.
00:37:55Very good.
00:37:56Johnny, Bruce, Ben, you two, down there.
00:38:00Good boys.
00:38:01Happy New Year.
00:38:02Happy New Year.
00:38:03Happy New Year.
00:38:04Happy New Year.
00:38:05when will that must be said? it'll go well. I don't know do I? I'll arrange it when I go to confession.
00:38:26when you go to what? confession.
00:38:36tell me about this confession. it's when you tell your sins and they get
00:38:40forgiven you. you are? God William you're such a heathen.
00:38:46how do you tell? God? yeah cuz he's there only every Saturday in the church
00:38:52waiting. a priest obviously. you confess your sins do your penance and you're
00:38:58forgiven. get off me
00:39:06you after her? since Charlotte. best have a bad lot I reckon. tell her she's got an
00:39:12admirer then. do you mind? my head's pounding just give it a rest. what's the matter with you?
00:39:17it's got water in the brain. don't give your head a shake mate. I'm taking the day off mate.
00:39:21Will. wait mate. Will?
00:39:27no there's a sign for us to arrive. very nice you look too.
00:39:32hello mate. I was really worried about you when you was in the pub for so long.
00:39:37ah little Susie. no need to worry about me. I'm very glad that you did.
00:39:49that's all smells where it is. Mrs. Ryan. what a treat eh lads. I do this every day.
00:39:55well jump in the pond tomorrow I see what happens. get carted off that's what
00:39:59happened. are we missing a footman? no mr. Forrest. no sir day off. I thought it
00:40:08was your day off George. that's why you're wearing your own clothes. we swapped.
00:40:13did you now? they asked my permission as neither you nor mr. Jarvis were here.
00:40:19thank you mrs. Ryan. then you had better change into your livery hadn't you?
00:40:26now mr. Cosmo we will keep some cold greasy unwanted pieces for you.
00:40:56must I help you Atwood? get that bloody thing done.
00:41:19wrong man's the ballot seems to me. should be this fellow. always there. knows just what I want.
00:41:25just do that more often Fred. you'll look better that way up.
00:41:49since when have you had two wigs? don't be will lefties on the side. if Andrew had found it
00:41:55would have cut the bloody pig tail off. how many times you gonna save that bloodsass today?
00:42:01he'd do the same for us mate. he's too busy looking after himself isn't he?
00:42:07he's probably up to his untied right now.
00:42:18hello
00:42:41and your confessor has no need of a quiet moment for himself is that it? I thought you weren't
00:42:47there. every Thursday Friday and Saturday. I've only got today. shall we get started
00:42:52then as you're in such fearful haste?
00:42:57we can meet up after supper. no thanks. the stables? no. I was really looking forward to getting
00:43:18right away from this place. so was I. I can't believe you gave up your day off like that.
00:43:23our day off? I had to. if Andrew had found out Will had just walked in. you cover for him.
00:43:30mrs. Ryan even lies for him. I'll give him a right ear for when he gets back. that'll teach him.
00:43:37and I'll find a way for us to be together. if I have to read the same sentence one more time.
00:43:47I think I might have I might be guilty a sinner. I'm sure you are. you have to tell me what you did.
00:44:09I might have hurt someone. I did. you hurt someone? he died. as a result of your action?
00:44:18you can't be telling me that you set out to kill this man. boy I didn't set out to do anything. I
00:44:28just thought something and then I was hurrying. I had things to do. he was a dead weight. he was
00:44:36twisting and turning. I just thought you little bastard. he went all rigid like he always did.
00:44:43and then he started to slip. so I just thought. I just thought that's it. I could kill you. he was a
00:44:59cabbage. I thought he was a cabbage. you murdered a boy. I dropped him. are you confessing that you
00:45:07murdered an innocent child? I was doing my duty. he wanted him dead. we'd all heard him. it'd be
00:45:14better if he died at birth. he was always on about it. who? someone told you to kill a helpless child.
00:45:24just want my sin forgiven. penance to do to be punished. so it's all over. but it can never be
00:45:34all over can it? are you one of mine? I just need to be punished. you're not even a Catholic are you?
00:45:41I can't forgive you if you're not a Catholic. I am. and you must know there has to be true remorse.
00:45:51you have to admit to your crime. be right with God and right with man. only then will you find peace.
00:45:57who did you kill? what's your name?
00:45:59he's not back yet. doors are locked at 10. sharp. being so miserable keeps him happy.
00:46:27oh rubbish. bed soon?
00:47:27oh. who is it? who's there?
00:47:57try and ruin me would you? you learnt your lesson. I promised Jarvis I'd be nice to you boys. but the next time you touch me I will bloody kill you.
00:48:19well you've born a bitter little wanker. or is it that you're just the world's oldest under butler?
00:48:29you are a lunatic son. you're never gonna make it now are you? you and me we're never gonna make it.
00:48:42Brutus I'm gonna skin you.
00:48:48get out of my face like a man you bloody whore.
00:49:03I am your superior boy. never doubt it. I never. never. I call us brothers.
00:49:21I just took on a butler in Scarborough. and not you. because we each an oak.
00:49:51here. they're getting through here. let them go. press the light. go and get them. and get away.
00:50:15get away.
00:50:24you bastard.
00:50:33he's been done over. get out.
00:50:37right. let's grab something to hit him with George.
00:50:45what's happened?
00:50:47they've done William. Fred. check your roof. kiss again the skylight.
00:50:51don't waste him man. he's never gave birth.
00:50:54George. check all the doors.
00:50:56we'll get the bastards up.
00:50:59where's Grace?
00:51:08he's barely alive. take him upstairs. get the room ready.
00:51:13I'll be forgiven now. won't I?
00:51:18I took my punishment.
00:51:20this is fine.
00:51:39gently.
00:52:06Grace. we'll get bandages and an ointment as fast as you can.
00:52:32how bad is he?
00:52:33there's too much blood. just cleaning him up.
00:52:37I should have let them in. show them the silver. open the frigging safe.
00:52:43hey. I think I found something for you and me.
00:52:47you know upstairs by now.
00:52:49so?
00:52:50who is he?
00:52:52we're just undressing him and putting him into bed.
00:52:55better get back.
00:52:56yeah.
00:52:58you'll be in that cellar again.
00:52:59well that's what I do innit.
00:53:01and don't look at me like that. she gets right on my tits.
00:53:22mr. Adams.
00:53:23I'll get George to come and sit with you.
00:53:26thank you mrs. Ryan. but this is my job.
00:53:29you must be worn out.
00:53:31you want breakfast at least.
00:53:33then I'll take it here thank you.
00:53:36I know I've been hard on the boy.
00:53:38but he's proven me wrong.
00:53:40it's the least I can do.
00:53:42all right?
00:54:00there you go.
00:54:02good lad.
00:54:05you were sent about by three men.
00:54:08they broke in. the bell called them.
00:54:12you're a hero son.
00:54:14yes.
00:54:22good lad.
00:54:24everyone sends their love Will.
00:54:27Johnny he says he'll clean your boots for nothing forever if you get better.
00:54:32that's it.
00:54:57mr. Adams welcome home.
00:54:59that was the doctor's horse I just saw.
00:55:01did he not come on New Year's Day?
00:55:03he wasn't here for his lordship.
00:55:05good morning. welcome home sir.
00:55:07thank you mr. Adams.
00:55:09have I just discovered the Americas?
00:55:12who's the invalid?
00:55:14young mr. Forrest. we were burgled.
00:55:16William fought them off. sent them running for their lives.
00:55:19at great cost to himself.
00:55:21is his life in danger?
00:55:22well it must have been a gang of them.
00:55:24damage that was done. they broke in through the old casement.
00:55:27what about the watchman?
00:55:28the guest went.
00:55:29he gave chase.
00:55:30well we all did something.
00:55:31they went away anyway.
00:55:36Jarvis is on the warpath.
00:55:38he can't hang about.
00:55:40what are you up to?
00:55:42I want to see your face.
00:55:56what are you doing?
00:55:59nobody can walk in on us.
00:56:01what if someone sees us?
00:56:03no one's gonna see us. they're far too busy.
00:56:07well?
00:56:09what do you think?
00:56:11I think you're mad.
00:56:15you are.
00:56:17we can't.
00:56:21we can.
00:56:28then it would appear that mr. Adams is not the unfeeling brute you thought he was.
00:56:31he seemed very tender with William.
00:56:33good.
00:56:35I thought the same. I'm glad we were proved wrong.
00:56:48mr. Jarvis.
00:56:52I'm very sorry I discovered.
00:56:54please.
00:56:56allow me to.
00:56:58I'm sorry I found out.
00:57:00my regiment of ghosts.
00:57:02there may be ears.
00:57:04and having done so I'm sorry that I reacted as I did.
00:57:08no need.
00:57:10you're welcome to your ten pounds per annum.
00:57:13but I don't want it.
00:57:15you have it.
00:57:17I should never have asked.
00:57:19and you know how hard it is to extricate yourself once you have committed to a course of action.
00:57:27I miss our courtesy.
00:57:33our friendship.
00:57:36I hope that we are still courteous.
00:57:43but not friends.
00:57:46not quite enemies.
00:57:57do you want me to resign?
00:58:02no.
00:58:19not quite so cocky now eh?
00:58:22it's not going to be easy getting used to the new tamed William.
00:58:28just like said.
00:58:30one of your lads.
00:58:32good.
00:58:34now this portly stuff.
00:58:36talk me through it again.
00:58:38I get the bread then what?
00:58:40got a piece two inches thick.
00:58:42hang on hang on. I want to get this one.
00:58:45sigh.
00:58:48right.
00:58:50two inches thick.
00:58:52then what?
00:58:54come on William.
00:58:56stay awake.
00:58:58I need all the details.
00:59:00every little thing.
00:59:02every little thing.
00:59:04good.
00:59:07I take the cheese.
00:59:09you like my cheese?
00:59:11of course you do. I cooked it myself.
00:59:15I take it like so you see.
00:59:20and so I take it I hold it like so.
00:59:22and I go to bowl.
00:59:26do you smell my cheese?
00:59:29and I clear these things first.
00:59:31and the temptations.
00:59:35I love your big temptations.
00:59:38so.
00:59:40the good guy is ready to bowl now.
00:59:42ein.
00:59:44zwei.
00:59:51I've had his face here.
00:59:53oh no he's busy with you.
00:59:56what now?
00:59:58he's just gone in.
01:00:01come on go on go on.
01:00:05slide the poultice under the paddle.
01:00:07make sure the bread's well cooled.
01:00:10it's got to be steaming hot.
01:00:12to draw the bad blood out.
01:00:14so you don't hang around.
01:00:19he'll have his head well back.
01:00:21he knows what's coming.
01:00:23aim for the boil.
01:00:25slap it on.
01:00:27press.
01:00:29oh.
01:00:34in my country we call this.
01:00:37more skittles?
01:00:42no.
01:00:44we play skittles I guess.
01:00:52someone is breaking house rules.
01:00:54and getting away with it.
01:00:56you've no business being up here.
01:01:00your girls are unhappy.
01:01:02my men are dreading it.
01:01:04and still you are making a fool of yourself.
01:01:11it's george. george cosmo.
01:01:13he's in big trouble.
01:01:15you are a rogue.
01:01:17mr cosmo.
01:01:19I'm not taking you away from everything you love.
01:01:21I love you more.