1:14:02
Well, quite a lot of things,
you know.
1:14:05
A new ward?
1:14:07
No, I think I'm a little young
to be a guardian yet,
1:14:10
but I like the idea, I must say.
1:14:15
Dr Benskin,
perhaps you'd better read the will.
1:14:19
I told you on the telephone
1:14:20
but sometimes it's helpful
to see it in print.
1:14:24
It's there.
1:14:32
Blimey!
1:14:34
Shall we go on holding it for you?
1:14:36
You'll know what to do with it.
1:14:47
I wonder if you could, er, possibly
lend me sixpence for the bus fare?
1:14:55
- (Tony) 0i, road hog!
- Morning.
1:14:58
Hardly a Bentley, but it'll save you
walking the last few steps. Any luck?
1:15:03
Hopcroft got me a job
with old Halebridge.
1:15:05
He's anaesthetics.
You know nothing about 'em.
1:15:08
All done by machines these days.
Twiddle a knob.
1:15:11
Just like driving a car.
1:15:13
0h, blast.
1:15:16
Supposing you give them
too much choke?
1:15:20
- Morning, Sir Lancelot.
- Morning, Whittle.
1:15:26
- Good morning, gentlemen.
- (All) Good morning, sir.
1:15:37
0h, hello, Sparrow. I heard
you were back in the old home.
1:15:42
My case now, I think.
1:15:45
Well, what are they doing
with you, hmm?
1:15:48
0h, I'm back in Casualty.
1:15:49
Yes, I'm with old Spratt.
You remember Sir Lancelot?
1:15:54
Yes.
1:15:55
He's come to rely on me,
though I shouldn't say so.
1:15:58
Come along, my man. Pursue me.