Somewhere Boy (2022) s01e05 Episode Script

Come on.
Danny?
Come on.
I don't wanna go back.
Why?
It's just
more complicated than
I thought it'd be.
It's not complicated, is it, mate?
We've got to go there
and finish the job or he's going
to call t'police, in't he?
Come on.
Do you want some breakfast?
No, I'll get some at t'garage.
That's woke me up a bit.
What?
Been at me aftershave?
Um Well, yeah, a little.
Oh, a little bit?
- Is that all right?
- Yeah, course it is, mate.
My Aramis Classic's your
Aramis Classic.
Cheers.
Who is she?
No-one.
Oh, right.
Seems easier, don't it, today?
Must be building them muscles.
Wanna watch it, though - don't wanna
get too big, do we?
Know what I mean?
I mean, imagine you all jacked up!
Danny?
How can she love him?
What?
After what he did.
To my mum.
I don't know, mate.
Please just leave it, yeah?
Lads! Come on up to the yard.
Got another job needs
taking care of.
It's all on account, so you just
tell 'em I sent you, right?
- OK.
- What?
Um no, I've just never driven
a truck before.
It's just like driving your car.
One big difference.
What's that?
It's mine,
so don't fucking crash it.
- Hold up!
- What you doing?
Need to pick up some
booze for the party later.
What party?
Dad throws a party every year
for the farm hands
to make up for being such a prick
all the rest of the time.
So, what do you think? Coming?
Um yeah.
Yeah?
Yeah. Yeah, cool.
Go on, then, man, drive.
- Just relax.
- Oh, Jesus, I
Wish he'd stop staring.
Right, who's got a song, then?
What do you like?
What do you like?
Jesus.
What about you?
No Other Love
by Jo Stafford
Do you think you'll get up today?
What's this?
Oh, it's It's just his thing.
You know, old music.
- Old weird films. Fucking
- I love it.
Yeah?
Yeah. It's really beautiful.
Do you know Brief Encounter?
Of course I do.
I love that film. I used to watch it
with my mum.
What's it about?
Um, these two people who meet
in a train station,
and then they almost get it on
but then they don't.
Sounds brilliant.
Yeah.
Where's your mum now?
- Oh, she lives miles away.
- Why?
All right, Captain Questions. Um
My dad went away for a bit
when I was small
and she met someone else
while he was gone,
and she moved us down south.
- Where did
- Right, shall we change t'music now?
Do you know what you want now,
do you?
Yeah.
Come on.
I don't want to.
You can't stay here.
Why not?
Just come on.
I can help if it's going to be too
heavy for you.
Oh, um No, no, I'm I'm fine.
No, I'm all right.
Ooft.
Do you like this one?
I went to the station once
- from Brief Encounter.
Is it real?
Yeah, course it is.
What were it like?
It's like a station. It was full of
commuters and pigeon shit.
Better in the film.
I think everything is.
Where did your dad go?
What's that?
When you were small,
where did he go?
He
went to prison.
Do you wanna know what he did?
Terrible, really.
He fuckin'
ate a guy.
He didn't actually eat a guy.
It was, like, something to do with
his taxes. Fucked up his accounts.
All right?
- Come on, then. Got to get that booze.
- Yeah, cool.
You making yourself useful
for once?
Yes. Unlike you, lazy bollocks.
Lazy bollocks!
- She doesn't know.
- What?
She doesn't know about her dad.
What he did.
Like he didn't even tell her.
Like it were nothing.
Don't say anything.
Why not?
Cos it'll just fuck everything up,
won't it?
With her?
No. Just
Just everything. I
I don't fucking know, do I?
Look
it's been a lot better
since you've been here.
Has it?
Yeah.
I mean, it's good, innit?
Look, let's just have some fun
tonight, eh?
I've never been to a party before.
Obviously.
Come on.
- All right?
- All right.
Right, so who's up for some hardcore
hallucinogenics, then?
OK.
Mushrooms?
Shall we just have
another beer instead?
What do they do?
I don't know, just make everything
a bit funnier.
They break your mental shackles
and allow you to glimpse the truth.
And also just make everything
a bit funnier.
Well, I'm not going
to take one, OK?
And it's not cos I'm not up
for it, just
I think someone should keep
an eye out, you know?
But they sound good.
I know, but
maybe everything's already
a a bit much, you know?
Might be a bad idea.
I I'm OK.
For Your Love by Nicholas
Hill, Benn Sumner & Glenn Herweijer
Fuck sake.
- Why do you worry about him so much?
- I don't.
It's sweet.
- Yeah?
- Mm.
Yeah, well, he ain't had it
easy, so
How do you mean?
Well, his dad went a bit funny.
- Why?
- Um
Well, his mum died, and then his dad
sort of
kept him inside.
Never saw anyone. Ever.
That's really sad.
Yeah.
So you're looking after him.
Yeah.
It's fine, though. You know,
it's all right.
I think it's lovely.
Come for a drink.
Glad he learned to dance!
Danny?
There's a whole world out there.
A whole world.
Danny?
Danny, what's up? You all right?
You all right?
You enjoying yourself?
How do you feel now?
Yeah, I feel better now. Thanks.
No worries.
You think you've got it all, but
there's just one small thing
you're missing -
all of me.
What?
Nothing.
Was that a chat-up line?
No, just something stupid
that Danny said.
Not now, mate.
Your dad lied to you.
Danny.
What?
Come on. Come on, let's go home.
He He's a monster.
- Danny, stop it.
- What you on about?
- That's why he went to prison.
- Danny, wait.
He killed me mum.
What?
He killed me mum.
What's he on about?
Aaron?
What did you do?
What did you do?
- I had to.
- What the fuck did you do?
Corrections by bird