:33:04
- I want me medicine.
- Well, you can't have it.
:33:08
I want me medicine. I've got rights.
I pay my National Health.
:33:12
You're a thief! That's what you are.
:33:15
Now, Mrs Wilkins...
:33:19
- What's the matter, ducks?
- He won't give me me medicine.
:33:23
0h? All right. I'll handle this.
You wait outside.
:33:28
Taking those shillings
from people what can't afford it.
:33:32
I know what happens to them stamps.
Lining the doctors' pockets.
:33:37
I want me medicine!
:33:42
- You've upset my wife.
- I'm sorry.
:33:44
I can't give her more medicine.
It's against regulations.
:33:48
0h. Well, also in the regulations for
the control and conduct of the NHS,
:33:54
it says that a patient
what receives inefficient service
:33:57
can state a case
before the Council,
:34:00
who, if necessary, shall deduct a
fine from the doctor's remunerations.
:34:05
- Now, look, Mr Wilkins...
- Take it easy.
:34:08
It's nothing personal. I'm just
stating regulations. I know them all.
:34:13
If you don't leave,
you'll get a kick up the... coccyx.
:34:18
- Violence will get you nowhere.
- Next, please.
:34:28
- Where's the doctor?
- I am the doctor.
:34:31
- I mean, the real one.
- I assure you, I'm perfectly real.
:34:35
0h, you're Dr Hatchet's new boy,
I suppose.
:34:39
What were you doing
with poor Mrs Wilkins?
:34:42
What can I do for you?
:34:44
My Eva's chest, here. Cough, cough,
cough all night, she does.
:34:48
Really? I'd better examine her.
Will she take off her cardigan?
:34:52
Do as he says, Eva.
:34:56
Thank you.
:34:59
- Now, big breaths, Eva.
- (Lisps) Yeth and I'm only thixteen.