The Famous Five (1978–1979): Season 2, Episode 2 - Five Get Into Trouble: Episode Two - full transcript
Ha, got you!
Bu I'm Dick Kirrin, not Richard Kent.
How d'you know his name,
then? Huh, Kirrin, Kent,
couldn't you think of a
better name than that? Get on.
Have they said where
they're taking Dick?
To Owl's Dene.
What a house.
- Look.
We're shut in now.
If Dick's a prisoner
here, then so are we.
Clumsy fool.
So I'm keeping your
brother prisoner really,
I don't understand what
this is all about. Aggie,
fix then up in the attic, would you?
You sure you don't mind?
Not at all. I only hope you
won't be too uncomfortable.
Hunchy, Ted.
Yes, Sir.
Coming, Sir.
Julian, are you mad?
Er, Aggie, we'd like to go to bed
now if that's all right with you.
Could you show us to our rooms please?
You promised me, Perton, no one
comes here,you said. No one!
Calm down, Solly, calm
down. It's only a few kids.
Yeah, well what're they doing here?
Not going to take you back
to prison. Don't worry,
you'll be in South America in
three days exactly as I promised.
Yeah, well I don't like it!
Neither will Rooky when I've
had a few words with him.
Ted, go upstairs and check our
little visitors are safely locked up
for the night, would you?
- Right, Mr. Perton, Sir!
Solly.
Yeah?
You don't think I'd let a bunch of
children come between me and you, do you?
Not to mention those lovely diamonds you
so cleverly stole from Lady Bellerman.
No, no, I guess not.
Come, let's have some dinner before
you put you away again for the night.
D'you think Dick's all right?
Sure he is. Only one way to
find out though isn't there.
There, looks just like the real think!
Be quiet, someone's
coming! Quick, hurry up.
Someone's coming.
Get In there.
They've locked us in.
I hope Julian's all right.
Who's that?
It's me, Julian.
Julian!
Yeah, are you okay?
Yeah, fine, but how did you get here?
Anne was up in a tree. She heard
everything. Look, what's going on?
Listen, is Richard with you?
- Yes.
Whatever you do, don't let Rooky
see him! He'll be here tomorrow.
When Rooky sees I'm not
Richard he'll have to let me go.
Right, but why does Rooky want Richard?
Because Richard's house is full of
valuable stuff. You know, paintings,
antiques, jewellery.
I think Rooky wants to trick Richard
into getting them into the house,
so they can raid it.
Gotta go, okay? See you tomorrow.
- Be Careful!
Home from home.
Well, it's only for a night.
Yeah, night chief.
Goodnight, Solly.
Oh dear, they are back. And Rooky!
Richard, quick!
He'll spot me, I know!
Oh, not if you do as we say.
Now listen, don't cry!
Excellent, excellent!
Excellent! I can't wait to see
the rest of your haul.
You'll get those, when I'm in
South America with my cash.
Of course, of course. And now? Our
guests. Rooky. You disobeyed my orders.
Yeah, I know, Mr. Pefion,
let me tell you why.
I used to work for that kid's
father, he's a millionaire.
Their house is a goldmine
and that kid can get us in.
There's a fortune there,
just for the taking.
Hunchy, Ted, bring him in.
Sir.
I hope you're right,
Rooky. For your sake!
You look completely different!
Try this on.
They're taking Dick in!
Look, put these on quick!
Now listen, Richard. Don't blow this.
I mean: Percy.
You dummies, it's the wrong boy!
Any moment now!
I wish Timmy was here!
He'll son this lot out.
Right stand in a line, come on, quickly.
Well?
We did it, We did it.
Timmy. Timmy, where've
you been hiding? Good Dog!
Take it easy, we don't
want them beeing suspicious.
Get those kids, stop 'em, Hunchy, Ted!
Steady, keep cool.
The gate!
Look!
Quick!
Oh no!
Come on.
There, Mr. Pefion, what'd I
tell you, Master Richard Kent.
So you thought you could
make a fool out of me, son?
Oh, why don't you stop bullying him?
What harm has he ever done to you?
What harm? I'll tell you what harm!
He got me into trouble
by telling lies about me,
got us sent to jail, that's all.
Sounds just the place for you.
What was that?
You leave him alone!
You're in enough trouble.
You...
Rooky, come along, we've
got a little talking to do.
You must let us go now.
M ust?
Our parents will be
worried, so will Richards.
All in good time.
They've probably already
called the police!
Well, no one's going to think of
looking for you here, are they?
I'll deal with you lot later one.
You can go outside, if you wish,
but I warn you, the walls are very high
and the wire at the top is electrified.
Great big bully.
I hope you're pleased with yourself.
You've practically ruined everything!
But this is the chance
of a lifetime, Mr. Pefion.
Once we clean out the Kent mansion,
we don't have to bother with all this.
I'm not a thief! I run a service,
Rooky, a transport service.
I get people who don't like
being in prison out of them.
I give them a new life, a
new name in a new country.
It's a valuable service
and it pays well.
D'you think I'm going to give
it up to go housebreaking?
Listen, listen. You earn more
from ten minutes in that house
than you could from
ten years in this game.
I know where everything is,
safes, jewels, alarms, the lot.
There's millions there: Millions!
And what about the children?
Keep them locked up here. We do the
job, lie low for a couple of days,
then leave the country, with more
money than you've ever dreamed of!
Any luck?
Can't get through there.
So the only way out
ist through those gates.
Well, since we're stuck here, I'd
like to know who that man was, that
I found in that secret room. I'm
sure he's that escaped convict.
No! we've got to get away!
Oh, don't be so feeble.
Well it's all right for you. I'm the
one Rocky's after. I've got to escape.
And how are you going to do that then?
I don't know.
The only thing thats gets in and
out of those gates is the car.
The car. George, you are genius!
The gates must be operated by
something in it, let's take a look.
Hey, look!
Must be done by
radiocontrol or something.
Trouble is there's no ignition key.
Let's go and see what the boots like.
We could all fit in
there with a squeeze.
We're not going to though.
If those people in the house
saw there's no-one down her,
they are bound to suspect
something, aren't they.
One of us has got to get out.
I suggest Richard, after all, he's
the one that's in danger, isn't he?
Will you do it?
I'll try!
And we thought you were windy!
Iam!
Now, this needs some carefull planing.
When you get to the police, give them
this message. If you get caught, hide it!
Not eat it?
If you have to! Good luck!
Thanks!
He's out.
Well, let's just hope it's not out
of the frying pan and into the fire!
Out of my way.
Help, I need help!
What's your trouble then, son?
This looks like trouble,
come on. Come on!
Come on!
Police. One of those kids was
in the boot and warned them.
Police.
Yeah, they can't get in
till we open the gates.
We've got to find those
kids and hide them.
They were in the garden
when I last saw them.
You take the back, we'll take the front.
Richard did it!
Now, we are really in danger.
Come on, I've got an idea.
They're here already!
Come on, find those kids!
They must have gone back inside.
The gates! They are opening!
What?
I can't find the kids, they've vanished!
Uncle Quentin!
Julian? What's happening? The
police phoned us a mysterious message
then this car arrived
and rushed me off here.
I have a garbled account by this
little boy. Are you all right?
Yes, fine.
And the others?
They are inside with a
little surprise. You coming?
Yes, yes, go ahead.
Really, Inspector, I wish you'd
tell me what this is all about.
Oh, what it's all about,
Mr. Pefion, is our friend Rooky here,
his cellmate, Soloman Weston, and
the missing Bellerman diamonds.
And as a matter of fact I can see
two precious men I've been looking for
for a long time.
Hunchy and teddy
boy over there. Take them outside.
Well now, Mr. Pefion, I trust you
won't mind my men searching the place.
By all means, but they
won't find anything.
They will, if I tell them where to look.
You little runt!
Quiet! Okay then, son, show us.
Good lad.
Oh thanks, Julian, it
was so hot in there.
Solly Weston, well, well, well.
All right, Inspector.
And the diamonds. Timmy
made him hand them over.
And the Bellerman diamonds. Well,
what are we waiting for, get him out!
I could kill you for this!
In that case, I won't visit you in jail.
Well, good work, you
youngsters. But tell me,
how did you come to be
here in the first place?
Well, we were camping.
On bicycles.
And we met Richard.
And got lost.
Do you believe them?
No.
Bu I'm Dick Kirrin, not Richard Kent.
How d'you know his name,
then? Huh, Kirrin, Kent,
couldn't you think of a
better name than that? Get on.
Have they said where
they're taking Dick?
To Owl's Dene.
What a house.
- Look.
We're shut in now.
If Dick's a prisoner
here, then so are we.
Clumsy fool.
So I'm keeping your
brother prisoner really,
I don't understand what
this is all about. Aggie,
fix then up in the attic, would you?
You sure you don't mind?
Not at all. I only hope you
won't be too uncomfortable.
Hunchy, Ted.
Yes, Sir.
Coming, Sir.
Julian, are you mad?
Er, Aggie, we'd like to go to bed
now if that's all right with you.
Could you show us to our rooms please?
You promised me, Perton, no one
comes here,you said. No one!
Calm down, Solly, calm
down. It's only a few kids.
Yeah, well what're they doing here?
Not going to take you back
to prison. Don't worry,
you'll be in South America in
three days exactly as I promised.
Yeah, well I don't like it!
Neither will Rooky when I've
had a few words with him.
Ted, go upstairs and check our
little visitors are safely locked up
for the night, would you?
- Right, Mr. Perton, Sir!
Solly.
Yeah?
You don't think I'd let a bunch of
children come between me and you, do you?
Not to mention those lovely diamonds you
so cleverly stole from Lady Bellerman.
No, no, I guess not.
Come, let's have some dinner before
you put you away again for the night.
D'you think Dick's all right?
Sure he is. Only one way to
find out though isn't there.
There, looks just like the real think!
Be quiet, someone's
coming! Quick, hurry up.
Someone's coming.
Get In there.
They've locked us in.
I hope Julian's all right.
Who's that?
It's me, Julian.
Julian!
Yeah, are you okay?
Yeah, fine, but how did you get here?
Anne was up in a tree. She heard
everything. Look, what's going on?
Listen, is Richard with you?
- Yes.
Whatever you do, don't let Rooky
see him! He'll be here tomorrow.
When Rooky sees I'm not
Richard he'll have to let me go.
Right, but why does Rooky want Richard?
Because Richard's house is full of
valuable stuff. You know, paintings,
antiques, jewellery.
I think Rooky wants to trick Richard
into getting them into the house,
so they can raid it.
Gotta go, okay? See you tomorrow.
- Be Careful!
Home from home.
Well, it's only for a night.
Yeah, night chief.
Goodnight, Solly.
Oh dear, they are back. And Rooky!
Richard, quick!
He'll spot me, I know!
Oh, not if you do as we say.
Now listen, don't cry!
Excellent, excellent!
Excellent! I can't wait to see
the rest of your haul.
You'll get those, when I'm in
South America with my cash.
Of course, of course. And now? Our
guests. Rooky. You disobeyed my orders.
Yeah, I know, Mr. Pefion,
let me tell you why.
I used to work for that kid's
father, he's a millionaire.
Their house is a goldmine
and that kid can get us in.
There's a fortune there,
just for the taking.
Hunchy, Ted, bring him in.
Sir.
I hope you're right,
Rooky. For your sake!
You look completely different!
Try this on.
They're taking Dick in!
Look, put these on quick!
Now listen, Richard. Don't blow this.
I mean: Percy.
You dummies, it's the wrong boy!
Any moment now!
I wish Timmy was here!
He'll son this lot out.
Right stand in a line, come on, quickly.
Well?
We did it, We did it.
Timmy. Timmy, where've
you been hiding? Good Dog!
Take it easy, we don't
want them beeing suspicious.
Get those kids, stop 'em, Hunchy, Ted!
Steady, keep cool.
The gate!
Look!
Quick!
Oh no!
Come on.
There, Mr. Pefion, what'd I
tell you, Master Richard Kent.
So you thought you could
make a fool out of me, son?
Oh, why don't you stop bullying him?
What harm has he ever done to you?
What harm? I'll tell you what harm!
He got me into trouble
by telling lies about me,
got us sent to jail, that's all.
Sounds just the place for you.
What was that?
You leave him alone!
You're in enough trouble.
You...
Rooky, come along, we've
got a little talking to do.
You must let us go now.
M ust?
Our parents will be
worried, so will Richards.
All in good time.
They've probably already
called the police!
Well, no one's going to think of
looking for you here, are they?
I'll deal with you lot later one.
You can go outside, if you wish,
but I warn you, the walls are very high
and the wire at the top is electrified.
Great big bully.
I hope you're pleased with yourself.
You've practically ruined everything!
But this is the chance
of a lifetime, Mr. Pefion.
Once we clean out the Kent mansion,
we don't have to bother with all this.
I'm not a thief! I run a service,
Rooky, a transport service.
I get people who don't like
being in prison out of them.
I give them a new life, a
new name in a new country.
It's a valuable service
and it pays well.
D'you think I'm going to give
it up to go housebreaking?
Listen, listen. You earn more
from ten minutes in that house
than you could from
ten years in this game.
I know where everything is,
safes, jewels, alarms, the lot.
There's millions there: Millions!
And what about the children?
Keep them locked up here. We do the
job, lie low for a couple of days,
then leave the country, with more
money than you've ever dreamed of!
Any luck?
Can't get through there.
So the only way out
ist through those gates.
Well, since we're stuck here, I'd
like to know who that man was, that
I found in that secret room. I'm
sure he's that escaped convict.
No! we've got to get away!
Oh, don't be so feeble.
Well it's all right for you. I'm the
one Rocky's after. I've got to escape.
And how are you going to do that then?
I don't know.
The only thing thats gets in and
out of those gates is the car.
The car. George, you are genius!
The gates must be operated by
something in it, let's take a look.
Hey, look!
Must be done by
radiocontrol or something.
Trouble is there's no ignition key.
Let's go and see what the boots like.
We could all fit in
there with a squeeze.
We're not going to though.
If those people in the house
saw there's no-one down her,
they are bound to suspect
something, aren't they.
One of us has got to get out.
I suggest Richard, after all, he's
the one that's in danger, isn't he?
Will you do it?
I'll try!
And we thought you were windy!
Iam!
Now, this needs some carefull planing.
When you get to the police, give them
this message. If you get caught, hide it!
Not eat it?
If you have to! Good luck!
Thanks!
He's out.
Well, let's just hope it's not out
of the frying pan and into the fire!
Out of my way.
Help, I need help!
What's your trouble then, son?
This looks like trouble,
come on. Come on!
Come on!
Police. One of those kids was
in the boot and warned them.
Police.
Yeah, they can't get in
till we open the gates.
We've got to find those
kids and hide them.
They were in the garden
when I last saw them.
You take the back, we'll take the front.
Richard did it!
Now, we are really in danger.
Come on, I've got an idea.
They're here already!
Come on, find those kids!
They must have gone back inside.
The gates! They are opening!
What?
I can't find the kids, they've vanished!
Uncle Quentin!
Julian? What's happening? The
police phoned us a mysterious message
then this car arrived
and rushed me off here.
I have a garbled account by this
little boy. Are you all right?
Yes, fine.
And the others?
They are inside with a
little surprise. You coming?
Yes, yes, go ahead.
Really, Inspector, I wish you'd
tell me what this is all about.
Oh, what it's all about,
Mr. Pefion, is our friend Rooky here,
his cellmate, Soloman Weston, and
the missing Bellerman diamonds.
And as a matter of fact I can see
two precious men I've been looking for
for a long time.
Hunchy and teddy
boy over there. Take them outside.
Well now, Mr. Pefion, I trust you
won't mind my men searching the place.
By all means, but they
won't find anything.
They will, if I tell them where to look.
You little runt!
Quiet! Okay then, son, show us.
Good lad.
Oh thanks, Julian, it
was so hot in there.
Solly Weston, well, well, well.
All right, Inspector.
And the diamonds. Timmy
made him hand them over.
And the Bellerman diamonds. Well,
what are we waiting for, get him out!
I could kill you for this!
In that case, I won't visit you in jail.
Well, good work, you
youngsters. But tell me,
how did you come to be
here in the first place?
Well, we were camping.
On bicycles.
And we met Richard.
And got lost.
Do you believe them?
No.