Bang (2017–…): Season 1, Episode 8 - Episode #1.8 - full transcript

Gina is horrified to learn Sam is in danger. The truth about Stevie Rose's murder is revealed. Gina discovers something in Ray and Linda's house that leads Sam to remember what exactly happened to his father.

Stevie would have phoned
if he wasn't coming home.

He thought the world of Ruby.

He wanted a child so much.

A woman's body was found
in the forest earlier today.

We found Stevie's DNA
under her nails.

Lindita. She has an accent.

What's that?

Dad's chain.

My dad died when I was little.

You might have known him.
- Nice guy, reliable.

But you remember him.



I remember your mother too.
- How did you meet my mam?

Your boyfriend?

Yeah, it's complicated.

Listen to me. Don't phone me again.

What did you do with the gun?

Are you sure he's still living here?
- I saw him come home last night.

Keep looking.
The gun's got to be here somewhere.

Yeah?
- Where's Sam?

I know you're angry, Ray.

There's no point
losing your temper with him.

I'll go over there tomorrow
and I'll explain we're selling up.

Oh, hiya.

How long have you been here?
- Not long.

Have you seen Sam?



Did you know he was back?

I saw him last night.

It's a pity you didn't say.

I'd have stopped Ray
from going over.

You know what they're like together.

Where's Ray now?

I don't know.

The chapel conversion?

It's taking up a lot
of his time at the moment.

Don't you have any work today?

I'm on my way to the station now.

I've been speaking to Douglas Rose.

Who?
- You know who.

What did he have to say?

He said he knew you.

He said you knew
about the stolen goods.

Were you part of it?

Douglas would come in for a drink
and ask after your father.

I couldn't say no to him.

Did you want to say no to him?

Your father was glad
to get the money.

He wanted to do the work.

And you never stopped him.

You've always wanted the good things
in life, haven't you, Mam?

That's not fair.

No. What isn't fair is that
my father was shot when I was four.

Now and then.
That's all it was at the start.

Gwyn liked coming home
with money in his pocket.

No, I didn't try to stop it.

The money meant
I could pay the bills on time.

I could buy you and Sam new coats.

And yes, sometimes, go to the salon
to have my hair done.

Was Dad working for Douglas
when he was shot?

The jobs became more frequent.

And he did jobs for other people.

Who?
- I don't remember.

Who, Mam?
- I don't know, Gina.

He stopped telling me.

He was trying to protect me.

From what?

He didn't say.

Was he threatened?

Is that why he was shot?

He promised me
that I had no reason to worry.

He said he was safe.

Give us a twirl then.

Yeah!

See? Suits her, doesn't it?

I don't think
she agrees with you, babe.

Where do you reckon
your fella is then, Ela?

I don't know. I'm not his keeper.

D'you hear that, babe?

Ela doesn't like
to keep tabs on Sam.

See? Mel's got to keep an eye on me.

She knows I can't help myself.

Feisty, aren't you?

Oi, don't go yet.

You haven't even seen Sam.
- Give me my coat back.

What? Don't you want
to hang out with us?

Give me my coat, I want to go.

I want a ten-inch cock...

..but you don't always get
what you want in life, do you?

Where is he?
- I don't know, I told you.

Sam. Where's Sam?

I don't know.

Let her go.

Well, fuck me, look who it is.

Been hiding under the floorboards?

Leave her alone.
- Come by here, we'll think about it.

Come on, don't be shy.

Where is it?
- Where's what?

Don't get all innocent on me, right?
I know what you've been up to.

I've heard the stories.
- I haven't got it.

Can you not hear me?

Or do you just like
getting beaten up?

I'm going to ask you again.
Where's the gun?

It's not here.
- Don't. Don't.

Where is it?

Think carefully
before you answer me this time.

Leave him alone!

I don't have it. Honest.

Carl.

Luke.
- Is it true?

Rhys Morris. Is he being released?

Unfortunately, yes.
It's out of my hands now.

Have you told Gina?
- No.

How can I if she's AWOL, Luke?

Rhys Morris.

I spoke to the CPS.

There was a problem.

A problem?
We found drugs in his house.

No, we didn't.

You were there, Carl.

You found drugs in the garage.

We could look in the house
but not the garage.

Bullshit. How many kilograms of
cocaine did we find?

There's nothing I can do.
- Have you discussed this with them?

No, the CPS pointed it out to you.

That's not a solicitor's job.

I told them, OK?

What?

I had to.
- Why?

You don't understand.
- No, I don't understand.

Mel found out about us.

If I hadn't got Rhys out of jail,
she'd have told Megan about us.

My marriage would be over,
I'd have to move out, lose the kids.

We'll catch Rhys Morris again.
It'll be just a matter of time.

No.

Try to understand why I did it.

You did it to save your own skin.

No. It's not that simple.

Not when you're talking
about family!

Get off him!

Tell him to stop.
- Remembered yet, son?

Has it come back to you?

Rhys, don't.

You forget what you do
with your keys, your phone...

..but not a gun.

You don't forget what you do
with something like that.

Enough.

Where is it, Sam?

He's not going to stop
until you tell him.

I don't know where the gun is.

You're a nice boy.

That's why I chose you.

The gun would be safe
with a nice boy like Sam.

What could go wrong?

Where is it?

Hmm?

Where's the gun?

I've told you.

I don't know where it is.

Silly bastard, come with me.

Get him to tell me where my gun is
and I won't put him in a wheelchair.

Alright, alright.

Look at you.

You're a mess.

I didn't think you cared about me.

I was frightened.

You frightened me.

You came back.

I couldn't forget you,
gun or no gun.

I'm trouble.

Snap!

That's why I like you.

Where's the gun, Sam?

Just tell me.

Before that psycho really hurts you.

His sister's got it.
The policewoman.

What are you doing here?

Aren't you celebrating?

Rhys is out.

Do you have a girlfriend?
- What do you want?

Is that an offer?

Where's Gina?

Why?
- I want a chat with her.

About what?
- It's private.

Tell me.
- Kiss me and I'll think about it.

No, thanks.

Alright?

Hi. I'm sorry I missed your call.

I was busy at the chapel.

Do you want to go somewhere
and talk?

Here's fine.

You've upset your mother.

I've upset her!

What did you expect her to do, Gina?
- Stop him.

Your father was earning big money.

Linda did everything she could
to get him to finish.

He wouldn't listen.

You have to understand,
he was addicted to it.

How do you know?

Your mother told me.

She couldn't change his mind.

How did you meet my mam, Ray?
- What?

How?

You know how.

I came over to your house
to fix the flat roof.

You fixed the garden fence,
painted the kitchen ceiling...

She'd just lost her husband and was
struggling to get by on her own...

Six months later, you'd moved in.
- ..with two kids, Gina.

You were seeing my mam
before my dad died, weren't you?

What?

That's how you know so much.

I'm right, aren't I?

No, you're not.

Did you ever meet him?

Gina.
- Just answer me.

This is mental.
- Did you ever meet him?

No, I didn't.

You need to get this nonsense
out of your head.

That's what it is, it's nonsense.

What are you doing here?

I've come to get it.

What?
- You know what.

Sam told us.

Rhys is angry.

Who knows what he'll do to Sam
if we don't get it back.

Go and get the gun.

I'm not going to
give you the gun, Mel.

Rhys will kill him.

I'll send a team round.

Grievous bodily harm.

You're not going to tell anyone.

You don't want people to know
what Sam's been doing.

If people know you hid the gun,
you'd lose your job, go to jail.

You're not going to say a word.

Where's the gun, Gina?

I'm not giving you the gun
until I know Sam is safe.

Rhys won't be happy.

That's the deal.

Stay.

You didn't expect to see me again
so soon, did you?

Where's Sam?

She got the gun?
- She wants to see her brother first.

My brother drowned.

You know all about that, don't you?

I want to see him now.

Urgh.

Oi!

Sam?

Sam?

See him?

Still in one piece, look.
- Send him over.

No chance, I ain't falling for that.

Give the gun to Mel.

Go on!

I should shoot him
in the fucking head.

You need bullets.
I'm not that stupid.

Forget it, let's go.

Ela.

Oi, what are you playing at?

Stay here.
- Gina, don't.

What the fuck did you do that for?

You shot Stevie.

I didn't shoot no-one, butt.

It was my brother's gun.
He lent it to them.

Who did he lend it to?
- Mel's sister.

They wanted to scare him.
He wasn't supposed to die. Ask her.

Mel! Mel!

Stevie weren't meant to die.
- Do you who know the sister is?

I do.

No!

Get in the car. Both of you.

Now.

Oh, fuck.

Hello?

We'll be there now.

Sir, there's been another shooting.

They've taken Sam and Gina too.

Do you know where?
- No.

Come on, Gina.

Hiya, yeah. I ordered a taxi
and it's still not here.

It's Marie.

Don't worry, it's just arrived.

Ta.

Get me footage from every CCTV
and traffic camera within a mile.

I want to know exactly who was there
and where Gina is now.

They have shot Rhys Morris. There's
no doubt they'll use the gun again.

One more job.

That's all it would have been.

Stevie should have found
someone else.

New plates, a respray.

If Jason had just done the job
nobody would be dead.

Apart from the woman
Stevie hit with his car.

I know what Stevie was doing,
Patricia.

What are they doing?
- I don't know.

Can you get yourself free?
- It's too tight.

Stevie paid Jason a lot of money
over the years.

He knew the cars were stolen.

He didn't know they were
used to traffic people.

People who were being sold.

Stevie was trafficking people.

They're going to shoot her.

I have to stop them.

Jason walked away when he found out.

Stevie wouldn't leave him be.

So you shot him.

I went over to the boat
to tell Stevie to stay away.

I took the gun with me to scare him.
That's all.

He said Jason knew about the people.

He said he took advantage
of one of them...

..a child.

What did you do with the money?

What money?
- The money on the boat.

Stevie was preparing to leave.

I don't know anything
about any money.

Stevie had half a million
on that boat.

What have you done with it?

Shoot her.

Ray.

Ray?

What are you doing?

I have to go away for a while.

OK?

Why?

What's happened?

Has this got something
to do with Gina?

I've just had the police on the
phone looking for Gina and Sam.

Ray, you're frightening me.
- Look, shut up.

You're not helping.

What have you done?

Stevie thought
he could push us around.

Just like he did
with the sales people.

I just wanted him to leave us alone.

The gun was Mel's idea, was it?

Mel's not to blame.

She didn't know I was going
to shoot him.

We were fostered
when we were younger.

We lived separately for years.

When they found one home
for the pair of us...

..we promised
to look after each other.

Was it you who told her
about Carl and me?

She missed Rhys.

I had to help her.

You understand that, don't you?

D'you see what happens
when I leave you alone?

Alright?

You'll have to give a statement.
- Of course.

Gina.

Give us a second, please.

Sorry, Gina.

Don't.
- I didn't want to put you at risk.

I know.

What?

In Ray's yard, I found pictures.

I thought Ray was cheating on Mam.

Pictures of what?

Girls.

Gina, they were young
and they were afraid.

Get him inside now!

Gina, you know better than that.

Gina.

Where are you going?

People. I have to.
- You have to make a statement first.

You don't understand.
- No. You're staying here.

That's the end of it.

What?

You two, that way.

Sir?

Do you know his whereabouts?

No, I don't.

He's gone.

When did you last see Ray?

He was here in the house.
- When?

Half an hour, maybe an hour ago.

I don't know.
- Do you know where he is now?

No, he's a busy man.

He's up at the yard
or doing something new.

What do you want with him?

My daughter is Gina Jenkins.

We're eager to speak with you.

What has he done?

I have a right to know.

Phone Gina.

How much did Stevie charge
for these people?

10,000 for a girl.
2,000 for a boy.

Lindita Dushku.
Was she going to be sold?

Is that why she ran?

Patricia, listen.

One way or another,
we will find out.

You didn't find out who shot Stevie.

No.

You found out. You and your friend.

You weren't really interested
in who killed Stevie.

You wanted to know who had
the money. Where is it now?

Lindita's parents said
she disappeared six years ago.

She was expecting a baby...

..and that's why she disappeared
without telling anyone.

Where's her child now?

How's it going?

She's refusing to say anything much.

She knows how to play the game.
How's Gina?

She's giving her statement.

Cuppa?

Got anything stronger?

Is Patricia Rose
still in the interview room?

Yes, Ma'am. It might take a while.
What's the latest from the chapel?

We've identified them.

When the interpreters arrive,
we'll take statements.

Do we know where Patricia Rose's
daughter is?

I'm assuming social services
have been notified.

Ruby.

That's why you gave Lindita a home.
Because you'd taken her baby.

She'd changed her mind.
She wanted to go to the authorities.

That's when Stevie
went after her in the car.

Hello?

What do you want?
- How's Gina?

She's fine. Why?

I need to speak to her.

Luke, please.

Just a quick word.

OK? Five minutes.

Come on. She's your friend.

Five minutes.

Have you asked for a solicitor?

Yes, they've phoned someone.

You don't have to say anything.

It's their job to find out
what you did.

I'm not letting you
take the blame for anything.

I knew about the gun.
- No.

You found out today, alright?

I should have done the right thing.
- Today.

I'm not letting you lose your job.

Hey. I love you, OK?

I found this.

Dad's chain.

It was in Ray's stuff.

Did you know he'd taken it?

No.

Oh, my stomach.

Sam, you need to breathe.

Luke.

Luke, go and get some help.

Sam, what's wrong? Sam, breathe.

Linda.

Luke Lloyd. Where are you going?

Listen, Luke.
- You know where Ray is.

No, I don't.

You're going to meet him now.
- You don't understand.

Radio the control room.
- Please, don't.

Do you want me to arrest you?

Please, don't tell Gina.

Where is he?

Where?

Come on, answer the fucking phone.

Ray Murray, you're under arrest
for trafficking people...

..for labour and other exploitation
you do not have to say anything...

..it may harm your defence if you
do not mention when questioned...

..something which you later rely
on in court. Do you understand?

Take him away.

How long had the people
been kept at the chapel?

No comment.

You don't expect us to believe
you didn't know they were there.

Six people living
in a room like that.

They were being fed, given water.

How many times a day
were you checking on them?

We found the following photographs
in your desk at the builder's yard.

Who are these women?

No comment.

Did you take the pictures?

Where are these women now?

They can't have gone home.

Not without their passports.

How long had you been helping Stevie
traffic these people?

That's all you were, isn't it?

The help.

No comment.

OK. Let's take a break there then.

DI Roberts
pausing the interview at 19.52.

Luke, could you make me a cuppa?
Take Mr Murray's solicitor with you.

Show him where the toilet is.
We're going to be here for a while.

What's your game?

That's a nice chain.

Very nice.

Not my style,
but I can see why you like it.

What makes you think it's mine?

Gina found it.

Along with the passports
and all the other evidence...

..in your house, in your desk.

What's funny is she remembers
Sam having it when they were young.

He thought it was his dad's.
- Where's Gina? I need to see her.

He said he found it on the beach
the day his dad died.

Go get Gina, I want to talk to her.
- You will speak to me.

I want to talk to Gina.
- Why?

To tell her that you were the man
who shot her dad.

Shit.

Get moving, this isn't a drill!

Gina!

Fuck off!

Gina! Gina!

Fuck off!

Gina.

You were never meant to know.

I swear I was a different person
back then.

If your father hadn't lied to me...

I wanted to make sure you,
your mother and Sam were OK.

I never wanted to hurt you!
I'm sorry!

# Somebody should have told you

# If you want to be a soldier

# Ain't nobody hold you

# Sleeping with a gun

# Somebody should have warned you

# Never listen to informers

# Each name on a bullet
ain't no bound in everyone #

I'll fucking kill him.

I fucking will.

Look at you.

Your face.

You can't. I'm sorry.

I didn't know, Sam.

You have to believe me.

If I knew Ray was responsible...

..I wouldn't have let him
into our lives.

I never trusted him.

I know.

And you chose him over me.

I love you.

But not enough.

He deceived me.

He deceived us all.

If you'd only taken my side once.

I needed someone
to look after me too.

Who was going to look after me?

You're my mother.

That's your job.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry too.

What are you doing now?

Fancy getting some food?

A drink?

I'll buy you a pint.

There's a first time for everything.

At least the investigation is over.

The gun's still out there.

Somewhere.

Come on.

# Somebody should have told you

# If you want to be a soldier

# Ain't nobody to hold you

# While you sleep with a gun

# Somebody should have warned you

# From being enticed

# Everyone playing with a gun
plays with fire

Let's go.

# Such a modern way to die,
cold as ice

# Burning from the inside

# Such a modern way to die

# Cold as ice,
burning from the inside

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