Hiding (2015) s01e08 Episode Script

We have a warrant to search the premises.
- For what? This has to be a mistake.
- You got the wrong house.
Toop! Come on! Koz, what the I will use this.
- OK.
It's cool.
Be cool.
- Gavin! Gavin! Gavin! You heard gunshots, for Christ's sakes.
I just figured Koz had shot the wall or the rug.
I didn't think he'd kill him.
Look, I'm just trying to get this clear.
You broke the projector, you disagree with my notes, you drop the F-bomb mid-lecture - that's some of what I'm hearing.
No, no, it was fine.
I was illustrating a point.
What about the point where you said my notes were 'bullshit'? What about that point? Why are you doing this, helping me hide? I'm doing it as a favour to Pinder.
Big favour.
This leaves the house forever.
We had a baby when I was 15 years old.
Brianna.
A little girl.
We gave her up for adoption.
I got him! I got the dog! Do ya? Ahh! If you really think someone got to him, you need to make some calls.
You're gonna have to call the boss.
It's way out of your jurisdiction.
I never borrowed your phone.
I don't think that's true.
The phone's how they found us.
What about Brianna? She's got my number.
We'll contact her somehow, OK? Just give me your phone.
Who's Daniel? Just this guy from the party.
I don't know.
I think it might've been You think or you know? I don't know.
I don't know.
He might've escaped from Queensland.
You were out with him? It's not my fault, Mum.
Whose fault was it? I don't know! Troy? Tell me one thing.
Did you change or were you shit from day one? 'Cause I missed it.
Sure you're innocent.
I'd never stoop to that, some kind of mongrel slave trader.
You were there, man.
It was you and me, Troy, always.
Oh, hey, Nils.
Dimity.
What you been up to? Using contraception.
Where is he? He was here a minute ago.
Oh, here he is.
Family man.
Hey.
Hey, Nils.
Now, have you, er, you met Jaxx? How good is he, huh? Hmm? Looks like a baby.
Er, can you get that? That'll be Mum.
OK.
Do you wanna take him? How you doing? Danny Stolz.
He's a moron.
Why'd you use him? It was get in, get out.
It wasn't supposed to be complicated.
It's all over the news.
Stolz is in hospital with cops up his arse.
They can't link it back to us.
They better not.
Meanwhile, your boyfriend's still out there.
Talking to who? You fucked up.
Can you not swear in front of J It can't even fuckin' talk yet.
First of all, he's not a 'it'.
He knows.
He's imprinting.
You can see it in his eyes.
He's just taking it Koz, you jeopardised a very important relationship.
You imprint that.
I told you.
Troy doesn't know anything.
Tell that to the Brazilians.
They want him dead.
Time's up.
Do you know where he is? Kozie, can you talk to your Mum? Can't you deal with it? No, she wants to speak to you.
Her pool filter's broken.
Pool Mmm So tell me about the car crash, the one involving the maroon station wagon, number plate RMH-5 The person was armed.
He's a prison escapee.
I know who Daniel Stolz is.
Everybody does now.
The other person in the car - Troy Quigg, aka Lincoln Swift.
He's an informant.
Mm.
I've been briefed.
How many scalps has Quigg given us? How much worthwhile information? The investigation is ongoing.
We're not funding an informant who's no use to us, not to this extent.
Imagine, if you can, a pendulum, OK? Your arm swings nice and slow.
At the same time, you're taking one step forward.
It's all connected, see? One part moves, the other part moves.
It's Brianna Brianna, can I, um can I call you back? If you give me your number, I I'll I'll call you soon.
I'll call you.
I'm so sorry.
Hello? Hello? I'm your daughter.
Police! Don't move! They're brought here by a syndicate.
They're trafficking women.
Lincoln, you worked for them.
.
.
worked for them worked for them worked for I didn't know.
Oh, hello, John.
Don't tell me.
It's a social call.
Actually, you got a minute? I need to make a plan, Pinder.
I gotta get back at 'em somehow.
Can you get me into that hospital? What? If I can get in there and get to Stolz Are you fuckin' nuts? We We can't let him just wake up and start sprouting his mouth off.
That is not gonna happen.
Lincoln, just forget it.
You know, when I first came down here for work meetings with Warwick, he reckoned at least here we could see our enemies coming.
It's so romantic.
Do I get a rose? What's your point? We're targeting a syndicate, OK? And it's a wide investigation with many different lines of attack.
The truth of it is that .
.
some angles just don't quite work out.
I'm under a lot of pressure to shut down this particular angle.
'Angle' as in me, my family? There's no more money.
I can't just keep You know, I gotta get results.
You're cutting us off? What the fuck? It's not my call.
You said you'd look after us.
I have.
I've looked after you and Bec and the kids but there are limits.
So no more money? What about protection? Surveillance on Nils and Koz and all that stuff? The focus has shifted.
Use of resources, etc.
Mate, the charges against you, they're in the bottom drawer.
And the safe house? Wokka's? That was always meant to be a short-term thing.
I'm sorry.
I hate this shit.
Don't you breathe a word of this to Bec until I've Listen, don't do anything stupid.
You don't get a say.
Husband? Are you alright? Yep! All good.
What's going on? I'm in the bathroom.
Have you cleaned up in here? No, it cleans itself.
Why? What have you lost? Where's my gun? Where is it? Have you got it? You got rid of it, yes? You promised! You said, 'This leaves the house.
' No, you said that.
What? You said that.
I didn't say that.
You said that.
I didn't get a word in.
Er You're serious? You I put it in the ceiling.
I hid it in the fan thing and now it's gone.
Gone where? I don't know! Did you take it? No! Well, who else would've? Oh, take your pick, Troy.
I don't know.
One of the kids? This is unbelievable.
We talked, right here.
I remember.
'I can't be me!' All of that.
Look where that got us.
Oh, yeah, you really made an effort.
Actually, I did.
Well, look at us, telling each other the truth.
You want truth? Pinder's gone.
We're out of the program.
We're on our own.
He just told me.
How does that even work? Cash flow.
Management decisions.
I don't know.
I wasn't good enough.
I didn't know enough.
But it's official.
He can't protect us anymore.
That's why I'm in the ceiling looking for my gun.
Bec, we have to make a decision.
We need to run.
We need to pack up and get outta here now.
Babe? What do you think you're doing? This isn't America, not yet.
You know, you can't go round shooting people.
No, I'm not, OK? I just I wanna protect You listen to me.
Once you start with that, it never ends.
You know it.
It never ends anyway, not from what I can see.
Where's the gun? Ooh, I dunno.
I can't remember.
I put it away for safekeeping.
Hey, this is serious.
You work with Pinder.
Yeah, I tried that.
Got nowhere, Wokka.
Fuck! Where is it? Really? In my own home? Hey, I wanna watch you surf.
Shaneen says you're amazing.
Don't call her that.
It's her name.
Yeah, well, it's it's not anymore, so Come on! I wanna watch you.
No, you don't.
You couldn't care less.
Tara! You seen Mitchell? Someone told me he wagged, went to the beach.
Without you? He went with Elicia.
Elicia Felton.
Yeah, they told me.
Knock, knock, Ferdine.
Lincoln.
You're not answering my phone calls? Sorry.
New phone.
New number.
I'm, like, writing you a letter.
You're limping.
What's happened? I'm fine.
I need to ask you You don't look fine.
What happened? I'm good.
Are you renovating? Yes.
Lincoln, you didn't sort it.
The friction with Isaac.
Hey? Isaac.
Dr Ulrich.
You said you'd speak with him and repair the relationship.
Sure.
Sure, sure.
Listen It's too late.
He's complained officially.
Complained about what? Long list.
Your performance at the tutorial is right up there.
Oh, fuck me.
I'm trying to arrange a mediation.
Mediation? What for? Lincoln, I stuck my neck out for you.
In spite of major misgivings, I let you and Pinder just Look Look Oh, my God.
This is my workplace.
This is my professional life.
If Isaac goes above my head, do you know, I am screwed.
Ferdine, please, I need to ask a favour.
I need somewhere to stay for my wife and kids.
I'm sorry.
I don't have any other option.
It would just be for a night or two until I could sort out something else.
Are you You're ser Oh, my God.
You spoken to John about this? Oh, Pinder, he's got he's got issues, OK? And it's probably not gonna be as safe there as As my home.
I just need an option, in case.
I'll do my best to sort the other thing with Isaac.
Mother of God, how can it be broken? I fixed it four days ago.
I don't know.
It just stopped on me.
It doesn't just stop by itself! Kozzie, don't shout at me.
I need a Phillips head.
Don't worry, Mum.
I'll get it.
You just relax.
OK.
Did you find it, whatever it is? Who's Brianna? Brianna Novak? Ah, she's She's the girl who does my nails.
You know, down at the mall.
They're Korean.
Not all of them.
Why? Do you wanna have your nails done? Yeah.
Yeah, big false ones.
Bec? Bec? Where's Bec? Did she come back? Maybe she met someone.
It happens, you know.
The internet.
Hey.
Gimme that.
Why aren't you at school? 'Cause I'm finished for the day.
Where's your mum? She wasn't home when I got here.
What Is that? Yeah.
I found it on the street.
Someone put it in their rubbish.
Give us a look.
It's not the worst.
Thought you'd given up.
You know, I offered to buy you one.
No, you didn't.
Yes I did.
I suggested it.
Yeah, well, I've got one now.
You know, I thought maybe I won't get another chance.
What's that supposed to mean? I dunno.
Anything could happen.
Are we moving again? No.
Maybe.
I dunno.
That's a shit surfboard.
Cheers.
I'm gonna get you a better one, better than that.
Dad, it doesn't matter.
Well, it does.
It matters.
You're a good surfer.
You should have a decent board.
Where is your mother? Do you know? She might be at the bowlo.
She goes there to hide.
'Can I call you?' 'Can I call you back?' That's what came out of my mouth.
'Sorry, Brianna.
' Actually, I don't even think I said sorry.
What else could you do? Say something meaningful? It's not like you could, at that point.
She doesn't know that.
For all she knows, I 20 years! 20 years.
'Hey, can I call you back?' To my own daughter.
So we'll call her.
I don't have her number.
She said, 'I'll call you, ' and she hung up and I gave my phone to Pinder.
You know, I could call Mum and ask her but I don't wanna get you killed! I thought you were dead! Like, really, I'm too scared to do anything.
That's why I'm here.
Come here.
Oh, God, you're bleeding again.
No, it's OK.
Come home.
Yep? Hey.
What you doing? In terms of what? I don't know.
Is this a bad time? I need something, a number from Bec's phone.
Someone rang her from a blocked number and I need you to trace it.
Pinder? Who? It's a long story.
It happened the night of the accident.
You guys took Bec's phone.
We really need to contact this person.
Yeah, look, I can't exactly Pinder, you have to.
Just just this one last thing.
Please? Is this your daughter? The eldest? Yeah.
I need it for Bec.
I'll make some calls.
Now.
What? - Now.
Like tonight.
I gotta go.
- Hi.
Do you want dinner? I could bring you up something.
No, I'm not hungry.
Me too.
Who is it? Shh! Stay asleep, huh? Who is it? Oh, my God! Oh! Mm! Mm! Aberdeen University? It's in Scotland and I'm fairly sure Isaac has no ties there.
Lincoln, are you sure you're up for this? Um Given your situation, I Yeah.
Psychological resil Resilience.
Resilience to trauma.
The ability to cope with trauma - can you learn that skill in advance? OK.
I published a paper on that.
Well, I did, actually, in the day.
Don't get into a discussion.
Just bow, scrap, apologise and move on.
Come in.
Hello? Is that Brianna? Hello? It's Maree.
Hello? Hang on.
Hello? Hi.
It's Maree Krilich.
Mum.
Let me say, this is not about me.
This is motivated by concern for the students.
Oh, absolutely.
Mate, totally.
Totally.
You making light of this? No.
No-one's making light.
What, exactly, have you published? I have to ask, Lincoln, because I looked and I didn't find much.
Look, Isaac, we're not here to discuss Trauma resilience.
In Scotland.
Wh-What did you say? You can learn it, to cope with trauma.
Y-You published it where? In Scotland.
Where else? Oh! Oh, God! I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
It's my plans.
Just It's alright.
I've got it.
Thank you.
Just leave it.
I just wanna get this straight.
Hey, look, I'm sorry, alright? Um Here.
Here.
Shake hands.
You all good? I gotta go.
What? Sorry.
Lincoln! You Sorry! - Can you come to the office? - Not right now I can't, no.
I know where Garrett Toop is.
Toop's under the pavers at Koz's.
We were working together, me and Koz.
We were fixing his pool, just the two of us.
I did all the piping and when it came time to do the paving, he did it by himself.
Overnight.
Lincoln I'm telling you, it's weird.
Oh, I know who's weird.
Well, I know how Koz thinks, OK? It's not something he'd do without me.
He's been doing a fair bit without you.
I think we've established that.
It was after Dargaville Rd.
That's when everything changed.
And you've just figured that out.
Well, that's your fault.
Yep.
If you'd have been upfront with me, I'd have figured this out ages ago.
Oh, it's totally my fault.
Everything is.
Is this it? Is this where you work? What's the big secret? Oh, I don't think there is one.
Why didn't you tell me about Ferdine? Hey? That you were married to her.
You never mentioned it.
'Cause it's none of your business! You know everything about me, every little detail.
That's my job.
It's unbalanced, is what it is.
Why did you break up with her? What? Ferdine - why did you split? She's nice, in a librariany kinda way.
Nuh.
Nuh.
We are not having this conversation.
Yeah? Yeah.
Yeah, I'm coming down.
Gladly.
Listen, listen, just take a crew over to Koz's place, OK? Dig up the pavers and rattle his cage.
Worst-case scenario, you'll just make him sweat a little.
I didn't think you'd set up a meeting so soon.
Why not? Bit of a rush.
Two decades? Look, um, we gotta go.
I already organised somewhere temporary.
What? Ferdine's house.
I can put you and the kids there Are you joking? Ferdine? I don't even know her.
It's somewhere safe I can put you and No, no, no.
No, none of that.
No.
I'm tired of it.
I'm going to meet my daughter.
What if it's a trap? It's not! I spoke to Mum.
It's all legit.
Again? You rang her again.
Yeah.
What did you expect me to do? I got excited.
Look I'm meeting her on Friday.
Can we not just do that? Where? At the university.
I told her you worked there.
We have some news.
You have a sister.
An older sister.
She was adopted out at birth.
You're joking, right? Your father and I were really young at the time.
We weren't even together.
So the decision was made and, to be honest, we didn't really get much choice in it.
This is true.
You're not joking.
You knew about this? What do you think, honey? She's my daughter Yeah, I'm your daughter and you didn't even tell me? Well, we planned to.
I knew.
All along.
Mitch, you did not.
No, I did.
I heard you guys talking about it back on Fairview St.
No, no, no! No, this is unconstitutional! You fucking lie about everything! Hey! Sit down.
Calm down.
Your mother is trying to explain now.
Her name's Brianna.
I spoke to her today.
She's really nice and she wants to meet us so I've arranged it for this Friday.
Whoa.
Oh, my God.
This is not happening.
This Friday I've gotta go to the school.
Yeah, and I have drama camp, not that anyone seems to care.
Well, you can both take a day off.
Tara! I'm with her.
Why do we have to get involved? Brianna's your sister.
Well, you were the ones who put her on eBay.
What did you say? Well, that went well.
Keep going, guys.
Back in a minute.
Detective Rayburn, give me the good news.
Tell me Danny Stolz has choked on his IV drip.
There is no news.
Stolz is under guard.
Guarded by police, Officer.
Interstate cops.
I got no sway.
Phone number - trace it for me? I need an address.
I heard there might be another raid.
Email I saw, it's your address, Kosta.
Oh, is this what I'm supposed to be wearing? What, have you got some secret stash of clothes I don't know about? It's not a funeral.
I'm nervous.
Yeah, 'cause it's a set-up and my Mum wants us both dead.
No! Because I'm meeting my daughter.
Aw! Just be yourself.
It's been so long since you've said that.
Be a version of yourself.
Knock, knock.
We're taking Wokka, aren't we? No, why would we? Why wouldn't we? Because he's not family.
Well, he's more family than she is.
At least I've actually met him.
I second that.
Oh, God.
Guys, come on.
It's already so complicated.
Can we not make it worse? Well, I've told Warwick he's coming, so Hey.
Hey! You guys can't see how worked up your mother already is? Yeah, life's weird enough as it is.
Mum said so herself.
That's a reason to be going - to show we're normal, a normal family.
Yeah, good luck with that.
Oh, just I was your age when Brianna was born, not much older.
I had no idea what family was.
You still don't.
Do you reckon? Nah.
I think I know what it is now, Mitch, the family thing.
It's when you can love a person this much .
.
even when that person just about got you killed.
Alright, come on.
I wanna get there early.
Warwick stays here, OK? Wokka? Listen Fashion.
First ever family outing.
I made an effort.
Belonged to my own daughter.
Is Where is she? Holland, last I heard.
Er, we paid the informant through this account here.
No, that's not the travel account.
Nuh.
It's separate to that.
According to the bank, that one's based at the university.
The uni, is that right? It's complicated.
Answer the question.
Sorry, I've got a call for Pinder.
It's Denallo.
He says it's urgent.
Yeah.
Line three.
Yeah? John? No luck at Koz's house.
There's nothing here.
We've looked.
There's nothing, including the man himself.
What? Kosta's gone.
Him, the wife, the baby, the car.
He's had a tip-off, John.
He's gone into hiding.
Check Nils' house.
Without a warrant, I can't Denallo, get round there now.
Brianna? I'm your Uncle Koz.
So are we going now, or what? Where's your father? Yes! Warwick's coming.
I can't take five.
I'll pay double.
So am I Tara or Shaneen? Shaneen.
And we're not in witness protection? No! We've been through this.
You guys just wait here for a second.
I'm gonna call her.
Wokka? Beer? Hallelujah.
No Mitch, don't.
Mum'll go cycloid.
What is Dad doing? He's running counter-surveillance.
Mum, what's the story? Er, she said near Hawkins Lawn and she's there with a dog.
Where's Hawkins Lawn? What dog? Does she have a dog? I guess so.
How would I know? Did she mention it? She would've said, if she did.
Like we had nothing else to talk about.
Come on.
Where are we going? I don't like this.
If the plan changes, call it off.
That's the golden rule.
We're not doing a drug deal.
Yeah, same principle.
Hi.
You've reached Dr Lincoln Swift.
Please leave a message.
Lincoln, call me.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Here she is now.
OK, we're a normal family, OK? We're cool.
You right? Yeah.
Brianna? Hi.
Hi! Oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh! I'm Maree.
It's so great to meet you.
Here.
This is Shaneen and this is Mitchell.
Hey.
Hi.
And, um, this is Troy.
Um Hey.
Hey.
I'm Warwick.
Pleased to meet you.
Oh.
Oh, er Warwick is a, um, family friend.
He's kinda like granddad to the kids.
An uncle.
A sophisticated uncle.
You have awesome hair.
Oh, thanks.
What's your dog's name? Crunchie.
Crunchie.
Did you grow up around here? Er, no, not really.
Where did you grow up? Are your other parents cool? Tara Shaneen! Hang on, why don't we just, um just back off for a minute, OK? Sorry.
We're all up in your grill.
It's OK.
It's pretty mad.
Yeah.
Why don't we just chill out, yeah? We'll be cool.
Yeah, how about a drink.
Brianna? Yeah.
OK.
Great.
Well, I've got some salad and chicken.
Mitch, do you wanna open the esky? This is good.
This is good.
How you wanna play it? How many ways are there? We just walk over and shoot him in the head.
Oh, go on! Go on! Pick up! I wanna go to uni full-time, do something like what you're doing, psychology.
Well, I'm just starting to get into it.
But you're teaching.
It's more research.
You give lectures.
See? I wanna do that.
It's pretty cool.
Forensic psychology, it's intense.
What are they supposed to be? Oh, that's the Historical Society.
Oh, it's one of those groups - mediaeval re-enactments.
Cool costumes.
I want one.
Let's do it.
Yeah, right.
There's witnesses everywhere.
Makes no sense to do it here.
You people need to talk, so I shall see if I can be personable.
He's lovely.
How do you know him? He He rents a room from us.
We look after him.
Is he sick? He has dementia.
Oh, my God, Mum.
That's so wrong.
Shaneen! We can see him.
Why not wait? Follow him.
We can get him on his own.
Nah, I hate waiting.
So do I but You winding me up? No.
I hate waiting.
Pick up! If you wanna wait, go work in a bank, ya square-head suck.
Hello? I told Koz.
I didn't mean to but he badgered me.
Wait.
Nanna? Shaneen? Oh, my God! Nanna! Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum, it's Nanna! Oh, my God! I can't believe it's you! My sister is right there.
My niece.
Then don't aim at them.
Just shoot straight for him.
Now, that felt good.
Little warm-up.
Oh, um, Nanna says that she told Koz.
Wait.
What did you tell Koz? Gimme the phone.
Give me the phone.
Mum? Mum? Yeah, er, Uncle Koz, he's coming here.
It's meant to be a surprise.
You spoke to Koz? Yeah.
Er, he's coming.
He's coming today.
Mum, we're going.
We're going.
I'll call you after.
What did he say? Where is he? Mitch? Mitch, take Shaneen.
You guys go.
Go that way.
I've gotta go this way.
I will meet you there.
I just wanna clear the air.
Not now! Come on! Maree! Run! Run! Maree!