Blue Heelers · Season 8
Yeah, I told him he should set it in a cop shop manned by an aging Detective called PJ. Except give it a twist, make him gay. And then there's Jack. He's, ah, ruggedly handsome, quiet and determined. He'll be the real hero of the show.
Yes, yes, and of course Jack will get the girl.
Oh, PJ will get the boy!
He's had it in for me since day one!
And day one was what? Yesterday? Feels like ten years...
If you don't pull him back up, then I'll charge you with...littering.
[Men pull Simon Barclay back onto the balcony.]
Littering?
It was the first thing I thought of.
More paperwork, thankyou.
Great, we'll be working even more weekends than we do now.
We don't have to make a decision straight away. Why don't we just sit on it for a while and make a decision at a later date?
Sure, Boss. Tomorrow's read-out, then.
You convince the crooks to work a 12-hour day and I'll consider it.
Tina Fulton is a hopeless mother, it's Hayley who's holding that family together.
You're really gunning for her, aren't you?
I'm not gunning for anybody.
And this is police business, is it?
So you don't know who attacked you?
I already told you, the mongrel hit me from behind, or else you'd be patching him up.
If someone was going through the back streets of Mt. Thomas, assaulting innocent citizens, I think we'd have heard of it by now.
Sergeant, is this the new "across the board" interviewing technique, or is it just reserved for the more deserving cases?
Child's play.
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