WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:45.335 --> 00:00:46.670 Mayday, Mayday! 4 00:00:46.704 --> 00:00:48.271 This is the Tiri! 5 00:00:48.304 --> 00:00:49.673 We have broken our mooring! 6 00:00:51.774 --> 00:00:55.646 I repeat, we have broken our mooring! 7 00:01:00.984 --> 00:01:02.920 This is a Mayday call! 8 00:01:17.367 --> 00:01:21.738 President Johnson has expressed thanks to New Zealand 9 00:01:21.772 --> 00:01:26.243 for supporting the United States in Vietnam. 10 00:01:26.277 --> 00:01:29.879 In local news, Auckland Mayor Dove-Myer Robinson 11 00:01:29.912 --> 00:01:32.882 says if the city's transport infrastructure 12 00:01:32.915 --> 00:01:36.820 isn't addressed, there could be, by 1970, 13 00:01:36.853 --> 00:01:39.590 traffic delays by up to 15 minutes 14 00:01:39.623 --> 00:01:41.959 on the Auckland Harbor Bridge. 15 00:01:41.992 --> 00:01:43.493 That's the news. 16 00:01:43.527 --> 00:01:46.329 Now it's time for chamber music 17 00:01:46.362 --> 00:01:50.400 from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. 18 00:02:12.056 --> 00:02:14.058 ♪ You're so groovy, girl ♪ 19 00:02:15.925 --> 00:02:18.428 ♪ Just like a movie, girl ♪ 20 00:02:20.364 --> 00:02:22.633 ♪ You fill up my world ♪ 21 00:02:24.100 --> 00:02:26.569 ♪ But I can move ya, girl ♪ 22 00:02:28.338 --> 00:02:30.508 ♪ Wish I could choose you, girl ♪ 23 00:02:32.376 --> 00:02:34.979 ♪ 'Cause you're my groovy girl ♪ 24 00:02:36.347 --> 00:02:37.615 Good luck. 25 00:02:37.647 --> 00:02:38.915 Who needs luck? 26 00:02:40.984 --> 00:02:43.354 You'll be late. 27 00:02:45.455 --> 00:02:49.426 ♪ I'm gonna make you feel my love ♪ 28 00:02:49.460 --> 00:02:53.431 ♪ I'm gonna take you to the stars above ♪ 29 00:02:53.463 --> 00:02:56.366 ♪ I'm gonna make you ♪ 30 00:02:56.400 --> 00:02:58.436 ♪ Feel my love ♪ 31 00:03:00.371 --> 00:03:02.373 ♪ Feel my love ♪ 32 00:03:03.806 --> 00:03:06.509 ♪ Whoa, feel my love ♪ 33 00:03:07.911 --> 00:03:10.080 ♪ Oh, yeah, feel my love ♪ 34 00:03:12.116 --> 00:03:15.920 Ah, the late, great Richard Davis. 35 00:03:15.953 --> 00:03:17.521 Help me here. 36 00:03:18.855 --> 00:03:20.390 I've got a hole on page ten 37 00:03:20.424 --> 00:03:21.901 where there's supposed to be 200 words 38 00:03:21.925 --> 00:03:25.629 on the Piano Accordion Society's big concert. 39 00:03:25.662 --> 00:03:27.431 I sent someone to cover it. 40 00:03:27.463 --> 00:03:28.733 I know. 41 00:03:28.765 --> 00:03:30.567 Our music editor. 42 00:03:30.600 --> 00:03:33.069 It was indescribable. 43 00:03:33.103 --> 00:03:35.004 You've got until 10:00 to describe it, 44 00:03:35.038 --> 00:03:36.640 or you're gone by lunchtime. 45 00:03:36.673 --> 00:03:38.709 You've dropped the ball once too often, Davis. 46 00:03:38.741 --> 00:03:40.543 Christ. 47 00:03:40.576 --> 00:03:42.780 Richard... 48 00:03:42.812 --> 00:03:44.691 - Hey, fellas! - What did you think of the song? 49 00:03:44.715 --> 00:03:46.584 Loved it. You've done a hell of a job. 50 00:03:46.616 --> 00:03:47.894 So, do you think they'll play it? 51 00:03:47.918 --> 00:03:49.052 Just leave it to me. 52 00:03:49.086 --> 00:03:50.454 I'll get you boys on the radio. 53 00:03:53.956 --> 00:03:57.394 You've been listening to the delightful sound 54 00:03:57.427 --> 00:03:59.796 of Vera Lynn. 55 00:03:59.830 --> 00:04:03.401 Now it's time for a half hour of chamber music 56 00:04:03.433 --> 00:04:08.506 followed by this week's cooking program on 1ZB. 57 00:04:12.776 --> 00:04:16.646 ♪ I'm gonna take you to the stars above ♪ 58 00:04:16.680 --> 00:04:18.649 ♪ I'm gonna make you ♪ 59 00:04:21.151 --> 00:04:23.821 Mr. Davis, 60 00:04:23.853 --> 00:04:25.990 the government broadcasting corporation 61 00:04:26.023 --> 00:04:31.061 does not and will not play fringe music. 62 00:04:31.093 --> 00:04:32.862 Fringe? 63 00:04:32.896 --> 00:04:34.165 You mean rock-and-roll. 64 00:04:34.197 --> 00:04:37.000 For God's sake, it's 1965. 65 00:04:37.033 --> 00:04:41.137 All you play is music by dead people 66 00:04:41.170 --> 00:04:43.507 or people who sound like they're dead. 67 00:04:43.540 --> 00:04:46.911 Well, you are entitled to express your opinion 68 00:04:46.944 --> 00:04:49.780 just as the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation 69 00:04:49.812 --> 00:04:53.050 is free to play whatever music it deems appropriate. 70 00:04:53.083 --> 00:04:55.052 You mean Soviet State bloody radio, more like it. 71 00:04:56.887 --> 00:04:59.589 We moved programming here. 72 00:04:59.622 --> 00:05:02.892 - Minister. - Please, don't let me interrupt. 73 00:05:02.925 --> 00:05:05.495 Oh, not at all, Minister. 74 00:05:07.531 --> 00:05:09.800 - Mr. Davis? - Was that Jim Willis, 75 00:05:09.833 --> 00:05:11.168 the Minister of Broadcasting? 76 00:05:11.201 --> 00:05:12.736 Yes. 77 00:05:12.769 --> 00:05:14.012 What? No, no, no. No, you... you... 78 00:05:14.036 --> 00:05:15.972 You can't just... you... 79 00:05:16.005 --> 00:05:17.240 Excuse me! 80 00:05:17.274 --> 00:05:19.877 Richard Davis, Minister. Music promoter. 81 00:05:19.910 --> 00:05:21.579 Trying to get some bands on the radio. 82 00:05:21.612 --> 00:05:24.181 - Bands? Brass bands? - Rock bands. 83 00:05:24.213 --> 00:05:25.858 I'm sorry, he's not with the corporation, sir. 84 00:05:25.882 --> 00:05:27.250 There's a huge audience out there 85 00:05:27.283 --> 00:05:29.519 that the NZBC isn't catering for. 86 00:05:29.552 --> 00:05:31.187 Oh, it's good to hear voters' concerns. 87 00:05:31.221 --> 00:05:34.557 Um, this gentleman will assist you. 88 00:05:34.591 --> 00:05:35.559 What the hell was that about? 89 00:05:35.591 --> 00:05:36.726 So sorry, sir. 90 00:05:44.800 --> 00:05:47.570 Typewriter. 91 00:05:47.603 --> 00:05:48.973 You don't need a typewriter, Davis. 92 00:05:49.005 --> 00:05:50.273 Clear your desk. 93 00:05:50.307 --> 00:05:52.242 You've missed your last deadline. 94 00:05:59.682 --> 00:06:02.151 For one late article about piano accordions, he's a... 95 00:06:02.185 --> 00:06:03.920 Prick? 96 00:06:03.954 --> 00:06:07.225 Him and prick number two at the broadcasting corporation. 97 00:06:08.858 --> 00:06:10.560 Shafted twice in a day. 98 00:06:12.762 --> 00:06:15.098 Want to go for three in a row? 99 00:06:40.656 --> 00:06:42.325 Maybe it's a sign. 100 00:06:44.860 --> 00:06:46.930 This is what I've always wanted to do, 101 00:06:46.963 --> 00:06:50.100 and you've always told me to do it. 102 00:06:50.132 --> 00:06:52.002 You're always telling me, 103 00:06:52.035 --> 00:06:53.971 "You've got to chase that dream, 104 00:06:54.004 --> 00:06:56.974 life isn't a dress rehearsal," and all those other cheesy... 105 00:06:57.007 --> 00:06:59.910 - Cheesy? - But true. 106 00:06:59.942 --> 00:07:03.680 And now I've got my first exhibition coming up. 107 00:07:03.713 --> 00:07:07.084 Maybe it's your turn to take a chance. 108 00:07:08.851 --> 00:07:10.787 You mean the boat? 109 00:07:12.355 --> 00:07:15.091 If that stiff from the broadcasting corporation 110 00:07:15.125 --> 00:07:18.194 had said yes to you today, how much rock-and-roll 111 00:07:18.228 --> 00:07:21.131 do you think they'd be playing a year from now? 112 00:07:21.163 --> 00:07:22.632 Half an hour after midnight? 113 00:07:25.869 --> 00:07:27.171 You know what you're saying? 114 00:07:27.204 --> 00:07:29.273 Only what you and Morrie have been talking about 115 00:07:29.305 --> 00:07:31.908 ever since I met you. 116 00:07:31.942 --> 00:07:33.185 Well, it'll mean no money for a while. 117 00:07:33.209 --> 00:07:34.387 We might have to sell the caravan. 118 00:07:34.411 --> 00:07:37.947 I'll take some extra hours at the office. 119 00:07:37.980 --> 00:07:39.649 Morrie is still up for this, isn't he? 120 00:07:45.822 --> 00:07:48.925 Get in there, you little sod. 121 00:07:48.959 --> 00:07:50.927 Morrie! 122 00:07:50.961 --> 00:07:52.062 G'day! 123 00:07:55.098 --> 00:07:57.067 Pass us up that prism, would ya? 124 00:08:01.904 --> 00:08:04.173 Suit yourself. 125 00:08:06.209 --> 00:08:08.012 I'm doing it, Morrie. 126 00:08:08.045 --> 00:08:10.814 Told the boss to stick the job. 127 00:08:10.846 --> 00:08:13.282 If I hear one more Vera Lynn song, I'll go crazy. 128 00:08:13.315 --> 00:08:16.185 - You want to have kids? - One day. 129 00:08:16.218 --> 00:08:18.055 I wouldn't stand in front of that thing. 130 00:08:18.088 --> 00:08:19.823 Microwave radiation. 131 00:08:19.855 --> 00:08:20.858 Shit! 132 00:08:23.759 --> 00:08:26.230 Rock solid these radio masts. 133 00:08:26.262 --> 00:08:29.432 Of course, being attached to land helps. 134 00:08:29.466 --> 00:08:31.769 So, have you got a boat? 135 00:08:33.202 --> 00:08:35.738 Your mate. 136 00:08:35.772 --> 00:08:39.677 I'd love to help you stick it to those bureaucratic nitwits. 137 00:08:39.710 --> 00:08:41.311 That's why I'm getting out of shipping, 138 00:08:41.344 --> 00:08:44.682 too much government red tape coming out my ass. 139 00:08:44.715 --> 00:08:46.250 But money talks. 140 00:08:46.283 --> 00:08:48.018 And cash up front isn't exactly 141 00:08:48.051 --> 00:08:51.822 your guys' strongest point, per se. 142 00:08:51.855 --> 00:08:53.289 What we're offering you, Frank, 143 00:08:53.322 --> 00:08:55.893 is the chance to be a shareholder in the company 144 00:08:55.926 --> 00:08:57.427 and on the ground floor. 145 00:08:57.461 --> 00:08:59.697 - Better than cash. - Ha! 146 00:08:59.730 --> 00:09:01.699 Nothing is better than cash, mate. 147 00:09:09.105 --> 00:09:11.174 Ooh. 148 00:09:13.009 --> 00:09:14.945 Hmm. 149 00:09:16.846 --> 00:09:20.183 That's a car and shares, you reckon? 150 00:09:20.216 --> 00:09:22.086 Yeah. 151 00:09:22.119 --> 00:09:23.987 She's a beauty. 152 00:09:24.019 --> 00:09:25.788 I'll tell you what... 153 00:09:25.822 --> 00:09:28.225 Come back Thursday. 154 00:09:28.258 --> 00:09:30.494 There's a coastal trader, 90-footer. 155 00:09:30.527 --> 00:09:33.497 Been around, but she's in good nick. 156 00:09:33.529 --> 00:09:35.765 Okay. Great! 157 00:09:35.798 --> 00:09:37.735 I knew we could count on you, Frank. 158 00:09:37.768 --> 00:09:39.737 You're bloody lucky to have this fella. 159 00:09:39.769 --> 00:09:41.071 Fix anything. 160 00:09:41.104 --> 00:09:43.006 So there's a bit to fix on this boat, then? 161 00:09:43.038 --> 00:09:46.076 Ha! Nothing you boys can't handle. 162 00:09:47.409 --> 00:09:48.879 I love the color. 163 00:09:51.480 --> 00:09:54.784 Of course, the boat is no good without a transmitter. 164 00:09:56.019 --> 00:09:57.988 I think I found one. 165 00:09:58.020 --> 00:09:59.423 Well, that's good. 166 00:09:59.456 --> 00:10:01.457 Is Alex up with the state of play? 167 00:10:04.860 --> 00:10:06.062 Welcome! 168 00:10:06.096 --> 00:10:08.298 Welcome to the fifth formal social. 169 00:10:08.331 --> 00:10:10.366 Now, remember that for the waltz, 170 00:10:10.399 --> 00:10:13.470 the boys may take the girls firmly, but gently 171 00:10:13.503 --> 00:10:15.439 by the waist and the hand. 172 00:10:15.471 --> 00:10:19.108 And at all other times, boys and girls must remain 173 00:10:19.142 --> 00:10:23.413 at least 18 inches apart. 174 00:10:23.446 --> 00:10:26.850 Ready, please, with the music. 175 00:10:33.956 --> 00:10:37.394 ♪ Boy, I don't know what to do ♪ 176 00:10:37.427 --> 00:10:40.964 ♪ I'm so in love with you ♪ 177 00:10:40.996 --> 00:10:44.367 ♪ Hey, no matter what they say ♪ 178 00:10:44.400 --> 00:10:46.969 ♪ I, I want you anyway ♪ 179 00:10:53.509 --> 00:10:58.149 Don't imagine you'll be paid for this... this travesty! 180 00:11:03.220 --> 00:11:04.822 He does it for the love of music, 181 00:11:04.855 --> 00:11:06.889 and that's what I respect about him. 182 00:11:06.923 --> 00:11:10.293 - How's life at the ad agency? - Oh, the pay is good, 183 00:11:10.326 --> 00:11:13.029 but they treat you like crap to make up for it. 184 00:11:13.062 --> 00:11:15.198 How'd you like to sell commercials on a station 185 00:11:15.231 --> 00:11:16.833 you'd actually like to listen to? 186 00:11:16.866 --> 00:11:18.968 I've heard this before. 187 00:11:19.001 --> 00:11:21.304 - Have you got a boat? - Have I got a boat? 188 00:11:21.337 --> 00:11:23.339 - Got a transmitter? - Yup! 189 00:11:23.373 --> 00:11:25.108 Got one of them. 190 00:11:25.140 --> 00:11:28.544 Heard that before, too, for about three bloody years. 191 00:11:28.577 --> 00:11:31.414 No, really, I've got a good lead on one. 192 00:11:31.447 --> 00:11:32.982 DJs? 193 00:11:33.015 --> 00:11:36.252 Twelve fellas lined up already. 194 00:11:36.285 --> 00:11:38.988 "Sick of playing the same old pensioner music? 195 00:11:39.022 --> 00:11:42.359 Want to stir things up, play rock-and-roll?" 196 00:11:42.392 --> 00:11:44.094 Where'd you stick these up? 197 00:11:44.126 --> 00:11:47.163 By the urinals at Broadcasting House. 198 00:11:47.197 --> 00:11:49.567 You're bloody shameless. 199 00:11:52.969 --> 00:11:55.072 So where are these auditions then? 200 00:11:55.105 --> 00:11:57.039 Broadcasting House, of course. 201 00:12:00.376 --> 00:12:02.245 ♪ Got me a job ♪ 202 00:12:06.249 --> 00:12:08.085 Okay, gents! 203 00:12:09.686 --> 00:12:10.554 Quick as you can, fellas. 204 00:12:10.586 --> 00:12:15.591 ♪ Brand-new world for a working man ♪ 205 00:12:16.659 --> 00:12:18.294 ♪ Start in the morning ♪ 206 00:12:18.327 --> 00:12:19.395 ♪ Start the day ♪ 207 00:12:19.428 --> 00:12:21.631 ♪ Yeah, I was born with a job ♪ 208 00:12:21.664 --> 00:12:23.366 ♪ And my pay ♪ 209 00:12:23.399 --> 00:12:25.168 ♪ All the time ♪ 210 00:12:25.201 --> 00:12:28.171 ♪ Watch me be ♪ 211 00:12:28.203 --> 00:12:32.041 Okay, Rufus, this is your shot 212 00:12:32.075 --> 00:12:33.677 at making music history. 213 00:12:33.710 --> 00:12:37.413 Okay, Radio Hauraki, a new kind of music station. 214 00:12:37.447 --> 00:12:39.548 Let's hear what you've got. 215 00:12:39.581 --> 00:12:41.617 Good evening, listeners, 216 00:12:41.650 --> 00:12:44.487 you are listening to Rufus on Radio Hauraki. 217 00:12:44.520 --> 00:12:46.389 - I'm just gonna stop you there. - Yes. 218 00:12:46.423 --> 00:12:50.126 Um, can you try it again just a bit... 219 00:12:50.159 --> 00:12:52.062 - a bit smoother maybe? - Smoother. 220 00:12:52.095 --> 00:12:53.529 Just loosen it up a bit. 221 00:12:53.562 --> 00:12:56.066 Yes, shaking it out. 222 00:12:56.099 --> 00:12:58.468 We're going for a younger feel. 223 00:12:58.500 --> 00:13:00.571 From the top. 224 00:13:02.371 --> 00:13:05.241 Good evening, uh, you are listening to Rufus 225 00:13:05.274 --> 00:13:07.076 on Radio Hauraki, 226 00:13:07.110 --> 00:13:10.547 supplying all your rock-and-roll needs. 227 00:13:10.580 --> 00:13:12.316 Yes, I think that was it. 228 00:13:13.283 --> 00:13:15.118 Uh, Des? 229 00:13:16.352 --> 00:13:18.054 Des! 230 00:13:18.087 --> 00:13:20.122 Hey, man! Yeah, I'm here. 231 00:13:20.155 --> 00:13:21.590 - This is your shot... - Guys, 232 00:13:21.624 --> 00:13:23.994 you guys are out of sight! 233 00:13:25.427 --> 00:13:28.097 - You want to try the script? - Try the script. 234 00:13:28.130 --> 00:13:30.366 Radio Hauraki... 235 00:13:34.303 --> 00:13:36.273 Uh... 236 00:13:37.606 --> 00:13:41.310 Radio Hauraki broadcasting live. 237 00:13:41.344 --> 00:13:42.980 Can you feel it? 238 00:13:43.013 --> 00:13:45.081 ♪ In the sky ♪ 239 00:13:45.115 --> 00:13:46.649 Shit, it's not a funeral. 240 00:13:46.682 --> 00:13:48.617 You guys got to practice, loosen your mouths up 241 00:13:48.650 --> 00:13:51.320 - or you'll die in there. - Is that right? 242 00:13:51.354 --> 00:13:53.323 And who the hell are you? 243 00:13:53.355 --> 00:13:57.159 Someone who's gonna be heard all over Auckland, let's hope. 244 00:13:57.192 --> 00:13:58.694 I think you're full of it, mate. 245 00:13:58.727 --> 00:14:01.330 Don't worry, If you're good enough, you can join me. 246 00:14:02.499 --> 00:14:05.002 Okay! Next. 247 00:14:05.034 --> 00:14:07.236 Hey, mate, you dropped your Tang. 248 00:14:09.239 --> 00:14:11.508 - And in three... - So how much are you payin'? 249 00:14:11.541 --> 00:14:13.610 - Two... - Do we get a clothing allowance? 250 00:14:13.643 --> 00:14:15.579 One. 251 00:14:15.611 --> 00:14:18.514 It's a quarter to midnight on Radio Hauraki. 252 00:14:18.548 --> 00:14:21.283 Turn up the volume and let the neighbors listen too. 253 00:14:21.317 --> 00:14:23.586 It's The Rolling Stones getting their kicks 254 00:14:23.620 --> 00:14:26.188 on Route 66. 255 00:14:28.457 --> 00:14:32.194 Okay, uh, Wayne, let's see what you've got. 256 00:14:34.630 --> 00:14:36.665 Here at Radio Hauraki... 257 00:14:43.539 --> 00:14:45.674 This is Radio Hauraki with The Beatles, 258 00:14:45.707 --> 00:14:48.044 it's been A Hard Day's Night with Tim Stud 259 00:14:48.077 --> 00:14:51.048 on a cool, cool-looking Monday. 260 00:14:54.350 --> 00:14:56.753 So, how much did you love that? 261 00:14:56.785 --> 00:14:58.788 Wasn't bad. 262 00:14:58.822 --> 00:15:01.691 Be here 10:00 tomorrow. 263 00:15:01.724 --> 00:15:03.493 So this is where the radio station is, is it? 264 00:15:03.525 --> 00:15:06.396 All will be revealed. 265 00:15:10.633 --> 00:15:13.537 Lucky last. 266 00:15:13.570 --> 00:15:15.405 And you are? 267 00:15:15.437 --> 00:15:16.773 P... 268 00:15:16.806 --> 00:15:20.744 P... P... P... P... P... Paul. 269 00:15:23.312 --> 00:15:25.381 God. 270 00:15:28.717 --> 00:15:31.320 - Give him a go! - Okay. 271 00:15:33.590 --> 00:15:35.792 Uh, could you give us a level? 272 00:15:35.825 --> 00:15:37.661 Yeah. 273 00:15:42.131 --> 00:15:43.131 One. 274 00:15:45.869 --> 00:15:48.271 Yeah, and in your own time. 275 00:15:52.241 --> 00:15:53.709 Radio Hauraki. 276 00:15:53.743 --> 00:15:56.179 Playing today's music today. 277 00:15:56.211 --> 00:15:58.548 If you're hungry, get on down to Famous Burgers. 278 00:15:58.581 --> 00:16:01.217 They've got prime beef burgers for 60 cents, 279 00:16:01.250 --> 00:16:04.821 and they'll throw in the beet root for free. 280 00:16:04.854 --> 00:16:07.591 I can smell that sizzle from here. 281 00:16:09.192 --> 00:16:11.128 That was great! 282 00:16:27.610 --> 00:16:30.647 Well, this is it! 283 00:16:30.679 --> 00:16:32.615 Are you ready to make music history? 284 00:16:32.649 --> 00:16:34.918 What? In... in here? You... you can't. 285 00:16:34.951 --> 00:16:36.452 He knows he can't. 286 00:16:36.485 --> 00:16:37.721 You need a broadcast license, 287 00:16:37.754 --> 00:16:39.255 and they're not giving them out. 288 00:16:39.288 --> 00:16:40.723 Yeah, government's got a monopoly. 289 00:16:40.756 --> 00:16:41.857 Unless there's a way around 290 00:16:41.890 --> 00:16:44.461 these anti-competitor bastards. 291 00:16:44.494 --> 00:16:46.396 There is. 292 00:16:46.428 --> 00:16:48.197 This. 293 00:16:48.230 --> 00:16:50.799 See, fellas, where we're going, 294 00:16:50.832 --> 00:16:52.501 we don't need a bloody license. 295 00:16:52.534 --> 00:16:54.504 Radio without a license? 296 00:16:54.537 --> 00:16:56.439 - Isn't that... - Illegal? 297 00:17:09.818 --> 00:17:12.855 Thanks for flying Radio Hauraki Air. 298 00:17:12.888 --> 00:17:13.966 Let me tell you a bit more about 299 00:17:13.990 --> 00:17:17.326 the other Radio Hauraki directors. 300 00:17:17.359 --> 00:17:19.261 Morrie. 301 00:17:19.295 --> 00:17:21.598 The sort of techie who can make a radio go better 302 00:17:21.631 --> 00:17:23.934 by just standing next to it. 303 00:17:23.967 --> 00:17:25.735 I trust him like a brother. 304 00:17:25.768 --> 00:17:27.604 Don't think he's your standard techie. 305 00:17:27.636 --> 00:17:30.406 He loves his music just like the rest of us. 306 00:17:30.440 --> 00:17:34.778 Alex here, the top junior advertising exec in town 307 00:17:34.810 --> 00:17:37.580 and the manager of his own music company. 308 00:17:37.614 --> 00:17:39.848 He'll handle the sales side. 309 00:17:39.882 --> 00:17:43.320 And I'm the crazy bastard who's wanted to do this forever 310 00:17:43.353 --> 00:17:46.222 'cause just like you, boys, I want to hear some real music 311 00:17:46.256 --> 00:17:49.692 on the radio, something that rocks. 312 00:17:49.726 --> 00:17:52.229 So get in, buckle up. 313 00:17:52.261 --> 00:17:53.762 Rock-and-roll, baby. 314 00:17:53.796 --> 00:17:55.765 Okay, last eight. 315 00:17:58.401 --> 00:18:00.470 Take a good look, fellas. 316 00:18:00.502 --> 00:18:04.473 The sparkling blue waters of the Hauraki Gulf. 317 00:18:04.507 --> 00:18:07.009 New Zealand is over there. 318 00:18:07.042 --> 00:18:09.011 And that's New Zealand too. 319 00:18:09.045 --> 00:18:11.615 Auckland City is 20 miles back that way, 320 00:18:11.647 --> 00:18:14.717 but right here, we're more than three miles from land 321 00:18:14.750 --> 00:18:16.252 in any direction. 322 00:18:16.286 --> 00:18:18.688 The triangle of international water. 323 00:18:18.721 --> 00:18:21.958 Which means New Zealand law doesn't apply here. 324 00:18:21.990 --> 00:18:23.660 We can do anything we want. 325 00:18:23.692 --> 00:18:25.528 Shit, Morrie and I could get married. 326 00:18:25.560 --> 00:18:26.695 Steady. 327 00:18:31.467 --> 00:18:33.036 Excuse me, Mr. Willis, 328 00:18:33.068 --> 00:18:35.838 the Prime Minister will see you now. 329 00:18:39.541 --> 00:18:41.043 Jim, have a seat. 330 00:18:41.076 --> 00:18:44.948 Horse racing, chamber music, and recipes. 331 00:18:44.980 --> 00:18:48.652 A station that plays what you've always wanted to hear, 332 00:18:48.684 --> 00:18:50.352 but never hear on the radio 333 00:18:50.385 --> 00:18:53.623 'cause this government's got radio by the throat. 334 00:18:53.655 --> 00:18:57.527 Well, now we have got a chance to change all that, 335 00:18:57.559 --> 00:19:00.797 to make some rock-and-roll history. 336 00:19:00.829 --> 00:19:02.698 What's this? 337 00:19:06.035 --> 00:19:07.470 That's a direct challenge 338 00:19:07.502 --> 00:19:08.971 to the authority of this government, 339 00:19:09.005 --> 00:19:10.940 that's what it is. 340 00:19:10.972 --> 00:19:12.841 Long-haired beatniks and agitators 341 00:19:12.875 --> 00:19:14.943 trying to take over the airwaves? 342 00:19:16.878 --> 00:19:19.348 And it's on your watch. 343 00:19:19.382 --> 00:19:21.418 My people are looking into it, sir. 344 00:19:21.451 --> 00:19:23.086 But a radio station on a boat? 345 00:19:23.118 --> 00:19:25.355 A ship, state of the art. 346 00:19:26.955 --> 00:19:29.658 - So what are we supposed to do? - Two DJs on the ship 347 00:19:29.692 --> 00:19:31.327 at any one time working the ship. 348 00:19:31.361 --> 00:19:33.863 Two weeks on, then swap out with the other two. 349 00:19:33.895 --> 00:19:36.832 - But it's not always this calm. - He's right. 350 00:19:36.865 --> 00:19:38.401 She can cut up rough in the southerly. 351 00:19:38.433 --> 00:19:41.403 So, we record the music on reel-to-reel tapes 352 00:19:41.436 --> 00:19:42.938 back on land, stops the needle jump, 353 00:19:42.971 --> 00:19:44.340 and we bring the tapes out here 354 00:19:44.374 --> 00:19:45.541 by launch once a week. 355 00:19:45.575 --> 00:19:46.643 Too bad if we chunder, 356 00:19:46.675 --> 00:19:50.980 so long as the music is as smooth as your mom's bum. 357 00:19:51.012 --> 00:19:53.615 Even got our frequency sorted out. 358 00:19:53.648 --> 00:19:55.451 1480. 359 00:19:55.484 --> 00:19:56.552 Top of the dial. 360 00:19:56.586 --> 00:19:58.387 Sounds good to me, boys! 361 00:19:58.421 --> 00:20:00.990 Hell, always wanted to be a pirate. 362 00:20:01.022 --> 00:20:04.360 You're Minister of Broadcasting 363 00:20:04.394 --> 00:20:06.563 and Minister of Marine. 364 00:20:06.596 --> 00:20:09.632 It's been reported as a radio station on a boat. 365 00:20:09.664 --> 00:20:11.800 You should be all over this codswallop. 366 00:20:11.834 --> 00:20:15.572 - Well, of course I'll... - It's election year. 367 00:20:15.605 --> 00:20:18.141 We can't afford to be seen pandering and pissing about 368 00:20:18.173 --> 00:20:19.942 with these activists. 369 00:20:19.976 --> 00:20:22.746 People expect strong government, Jim. 370 00:20:22.778 --> 00:20:24.513 Take care of these upstarts. 371 00:20:26.449 --> 00:20:28.092 Why do I have to read about this in a newspaper? 372 00:20:28.116 --> 00:20:30.519 Sorry, Minister, it's completely out of the blue. 373 00:20:30.553 --> 00:20:31.521 Who is he? 374 00:20:31.554 --> 00:20:33.523 The ringleader is Richard Davis. 375 00:20:33.556 --> 00:20:35.458 He's just a radical with a crazy idea. 376 00:20:35.490 --> 00:20:37.126 He doesn't have any resources. 377 00:20:37.160 --> 00:20:38.595 Jesus! 378 00:20:38.627 --> 00:20:40.596 So you call this "state of the art"? 379 00:20:40.630 --> 00:20:41.631 It needs a coat of paint, 380 00:20:41.664 --> 00:20:45.134 but that's good, solid British engineering. 381 00:20:45.167 --> 00:20:47.136 F... f... fuck. 382 00:20:47.170 --> 00:20:49.139 Yeah, five fucks is about right. 383 00:20:49.172 --> 00:20:50.707 I thought you said it was seaworthy. 384 00:20:50.740 --> 00:20:52.541 She will be 385 00:20:52.575 --> 00:20:55.846 by the time you've fixed her up. 386 00:20:57.680 --> 00:21:00.750 Not quite the royal yacht, is she? 387 00:21:00.782 --> 00:21:02.184 Is this the only one you've got? 388 00:21:02.218 --> 00:21:04.788 For five or six months. 389 00:21:20.836 --> 00:21:23.006 We can't wait that long. 390 00:21:23.038 --> 00:21:25.208 Can we get this seaworthy? 391 00:21:25.240 --> 00:21:26.709 A lot of it's labor. 392 00:21:26.741 --> 00:21:28.076 Well, we've got that. 393 00:21:28.109 --> 00:21:30.078 She will need the hull strengthened, 394 00:21:30.112 --> 00:21:34.617 a new rudder, pile of new parts for the engine, 395 00:21:34.650 --> 00:21:37.720 steel reinforcing for the transmitter mast, 396 00:21:37.752 --> 00:21:40.557 and a generator, of course. 397 00:21:43.492 --> 00:21:48.097 Maybe we can cut some corners, call in some favors. 398 00:21:54.836 --> 00:21:58.173 - There's a bit of work here. - A bit? 399 00:21:58.207 --> 00:21:59.383 Are we looking at the same boat? 400 00:21:59.407 --> 00:22:01.711 So, I'll be honest, it's more work than I thought, 401 00:22:01.743 --> 00:22:04.480 but Morrie says we can get this boat seaworthy. 402 00:22:04.513 --> 00:22:06.648 Whatever Morrie is smoking, I want some of it. 403 00:22:12.121 --> 00:22:13.990 You know, right now, the Americans are building 404 00:22:14.022 --> 00:22:18.827 a rocket that can fly 20 times the speed of sound, 405 00:22:18.861 --> 00:22:23.700 put two men on the moon and bring 'em home again. 406 00:22:23.732 --> 00:22:27.971 They're doing it because they believe in it. 407 00:22:28.003 --> 00:22:32.140 We've got something here we can believe in too. 408 00:22:32.173 --> 00:22:35.677 And I reckon if they can pull that off, 409 00:22:35.711 --> 00:22:39.548 we can scrape some rust off this boat, 410 00:22:39.582 --> 00:22:40.950 sail it out to sea, 411 00:22:40.982 --> 00:22:45.221 and play some shit-hot rock-and-roll. 412 00:22:45.253 --> 00:22:46.655 What do you say, boys? 413 00:22:46.689 --> 00:22:47.891 Shit-hot rock-and-roll. 414 00:22:47.923 --> 00:22:49.925 I'm with ya with or without the weed. 415 00:23:07.242 --> 00:23:10.078 Two weeks till the exhibition. 416 00:23:10.112 --> 00:23:11.989 You know the feeling when you can see that big break, 417 00:23:12.013 --> 00:23:14.683 but you're sure you're going to screw it all up? 418 00:23:14.717 --> 00:23:17.921 No, I don't know that feeling. 419 00:23:17.953 --> 00:23:21.691 Aren't we feeling a little confident? 420 00:23:21.723 --> 00:23:25.127 Look, I know it's not until next week, but... 421 00:23:27.063 --> 00:23:28.298 Happy anniversary, sweetheart. 422 00:23:33.803 --> 00:23:35.605 Honey. 423 00:23:42.010 --> 00:23:44.646 Is paying for all that going to be a problem? 424 00:23:46.015 --> 00:23:47.158 No, we'll have money rolling in 425 00:23:47.182 --> 00:23:48.917 from advertisers any day now. 426 00:23:48.951 --> 00:23:51.988 That's why we've got Alex out there selling. 427 00:23:52.020 --> 00:23:54.890 Oh, nearly forgot. 428 00:23:56.392 --> 00:24:00.830 The, uh, keys to your new Triumph. 429 00:24:08.269 --> 00:24:11.641 Remember, we have to be as professional as possible. 430 00:24:13.742 --> 00:24:16.144 - Prepared? - Don't worry about me. 431 00:24:16.178 --> 00:24:18.147 I'm ready to blow the roof off. 432 00:24:18.180 --> 00:24:20.149 Let's hope we can secure that 7,000 then. 433 00:24:20.182 --> 00:24:21.683 I'd settle for six. 434 00:24:21.717 --> 00:24:23.886 Let's just put on a good show. 435 00:24:29.025 --> 00:24:31.194 ♪ Hey, girl ♪ 436 00:24:31.227 --> 00:24:33.229 Radio Hauraki for 10:00. 437 00:24:33.261 --> 00:24:34.931 Certainly. Just take a seat. 438 00:24:37.032 --> 00:24:39.167 ♪ Hey, girl ♪ 439 00:24:39.201 --> 00:24:40.836 Hi there. 440 00:24:42.104 --> 00:24:43.104 I'm Nick. 441 00:24:45.907 --> 00:24:50.979 So, the golden boy from my biggest competition 442 00:24:51.012 --> 00:24:52.781 quits his job for a radio station 443 00:24:52.815 --> 00:24:54.984 that doesn't exist 444 00:24:55.017 --> 00:24:59.288 and comes to me to buy advertising on it. 445 00:24:59.320 --> 00:25:01.189 You fellas are pulling my tit, right? 446 00:25:01.222 --> 00:25:02.959 Give us 30 seconds. 447 00:25:02.991 --> 00:25:04.235 If you think we're wasting your time, 448 00:25:04.259 --> 00:25:05.961 you'll never hear from us again. 449 00:25:05.994 --> 00:25:09.098 Or we could just leave now. 450 00:25:10.766 --> 00:25:12.435 No harm listening now that you're here. 451 00:25:12.468 --> 00:25:14.336 Not you, Clive. 452 00:25:14.369 --> 00:25:16.304 The target audience. 453 00:25:22.778 --> 00:25:25.682 ♪ I can't wait for summertime ♪ 454 00:25:25.714 --> 00:25:27.916 ♪ The sun does set my surfer girl ♪ 455 00:25:27.950 --> 00:25:32.055 Unlike others, Radio Hauraki won't bore you to sleep. 456 00:25:32.087 --> 00:25:34.757 We're on air to have fun and spin the hits 457 00:25:34.789 --> 00:25:36.291 no one else plays. 458 00:25:36.325 --> 00:25:40.730 And we don't talk with a silly English stiff upper lip. 459 00:25:40.762 --> 00:25:42.999 So join the good guys on Radio Hauraki. 460 00:25:43.031 --> 00:25:45.835 You've already listened to enough dull, lifeless radio 461 00:25:45.867 --> 00:25:47.936 to last a lifetime. 462 00:25:50.905 --> 00:25:54.810 All right, all right, back to work, chop-chop. 463 00:26:06.489 --> 00:26:09.258 I've possibly got half a dozen clients 464 00:26:09.290 --> 00:26:12.360 who might be interested. 465 00:26:12.394 --> 00:26:15.798 Tell you what, put me for $12,000. 466 00:26:15.830 --> 00:26:17.299 Twelve thousand? 467 00:26:17.333 --> 00:26:21.336 Yeah, more to follow if it takes off. 468 00:26:21.369 --> 00:26:25.006 Well, that sounds fair. 469 00:26:25.039 --> 00:26:26.509 We're down to tic-tacs. 470 00:26:26.541 --> 00:26:30.512 Our terms are payment in advance. 471 00:26:30.546 --> 00:26:34.217 Well, they may be your terms, 472 00:26:34.250 --> 00:26:36.919 but they're not mine. 473 00:26:36.951 --> 00:26:40.088 Invoice me the day the boat is on the air. 474 00:26:40.122 --> 00:26:42.358 Played them like a piano. 475 00:26:42.391 --> 00:26:44.160 I got the receptionist's number too. 476 00:26:44.192 --> 00:26:47.062 Sorry, I thought I could get him to pay up front. 477 00:26:47.096 --> 00:26:49.231 We'll be back. 478 00:26:49.265 --> 00:26:50.833 Too bloody right. 479 00:26:50.865 --> 00:26:53.169 This place stinks of money. 480 00:27:01.176 --> 00:27:02.778 I'm sure the job description said, 481 00:27:02.811 --> 00:27:04.346 "Sit behind a microphone 482 00:27:04.380 --> 00:27:06.549 with thousands of beautiful women 483 00:27:06.582 --> 00:27:08.417 hanging on your every word." 484 00:27:08.450 --> 00:27:10.086 Do me. 485 00:27:10.118 --> 00:27:12.154 Got something for ya, boys. 486 00:27:13.955 --> 00:27:16.458 Well, we're pretty strapped for cash, 487 00:27:16.491 --> 00:27:19.261 but there's a check here for everyone. 488 00:27:19.295 --> 00:27:23.266 However, there's possibly not entirely enough money 489 00:27:23.298 --> 00:27:24.866 in the company bank account. 490 00:27:24.900 --> 00:27:28.104 What sort of cockeyed organization is this? 491 00:27:28.136 --> 00:27:31.106 The sort where some of you can get paid. 492 00:27:31.140 --> 00:27:32.475 Are you ready? 493 00:27:36.412 --> 00:27:38.079 - Nick. - Yes! 494 00:27:38.113 --> 00:27:41.450 Ha-ha! You sweet thing! 495 00:27:41.482 --> 00:27:43.351 See ya, boys. 496 00:27:43.384 --> 00:27:44.586 Gentlemen... 497 00:27:44.619 --> 00:27:46.054 Richard Davis from Radio Hauraki. 498 00:27:46.087 --> 00:27:48.456 Ah, yes, the transmitter. This way. 499 00:27:48.490 --> 00:27:50.893 - I do believe I can help. - You sure can, mate. 500 00:27:50.925 --> 00:27:52.469 These things are as rare as hen's teeth. 501 00:27:52.493 --> 00:27:54.262 I'm not electrically minded. 502 00:27:54.296 --> 00:27:56.032 More your classic parts collector, 503 00:27:56.065 --> 00:27:57.432 and then this turned up. 504 00:27:57.465 --> 00:28:00.803 Voila, the transmitter. 505 00:28:01.936 --> 00:28:03.305 Ah. 506 00:28:03.338 --> 00:28:05.273 Jeez. 507 00:28:05.307 --> 00:28:08.310 Is it not the right source of transmitter? 508 00:28:08.344 --> 00:28:10.947 It's more of a 1930s printing press. 509 00:28:12.381 --> 00:28:14.417 S'truth? 510 00:28:14.450 --> 00:28:16.251 Is it? 511 00:28:16.285 --> 00:28:19.154 ♪ It's something boy all right ♪ 512 00:28:21.589 --> 00:28:24.559 ♪ Make me feel, make me feel so right ♪ 513 00:28:24.593 --> 00:28:27.930 ♪ The way you kiss me, you're warm inside ♪ 514 00:28:27.962 --> 00:28:32.434 ♪ My dream is coming true, all right ♪ 515 00:28:34.303 --> 00:28:37.506 ♪ Said baby, you're gonna let me love you ♪ 516 00:28:37.538 --> 00:28:40.542 ♪ Yeah, baby, feeling so good ♪ 517 00:28:40.576 --> 00:28:41.544 ♪ 'Cause I love you ♪ 518 00:28:41.576 --> 00:28:46.249 ♪ I'm really gonna love you so right ♪ 519 00:28:46.281 --> 00:28:49.451 ♪ So right ♪ 520 00:28:49.484 --> 00:28:52.888 ♪ So right ♪ 521 00:28:52.922 --> 00:28:54.257 ♪ All right ♪ 522 00:28:59.929 --> 00:29:02.365 Brilliant. Now that's music. 523 00:29:02.397 --> 00:29:04.599 Hey, guys, great song. 524 00:29:04.633 --> 00:29:05.534 I'm sure even Elvis would struggle 525 00:29:05.567 --> 00:29:07.235 - to keep up with that. - Oh, thanks, man. 526 00:29:07.269 --> 00:29:08.612 So when do you reckon we can record it? 527 00:29:08.636 --> 00:29:10.972 Not long. As soon as the Tiri is finished. 528 00:29:11.006 --> 00:29:12.516 Is there anything we can help you guys with? 529 00:29:12.540 --> 00:29:15.144 You betcha! We can use as many hands as we can find. 530 00:29:15.176 --> 00:29:17.245 All right then, what time do you want us? 531 00:29:17.278 --> 00:29:18.614 7:00. 532 00:29:21.016 --> 00:29:24.987 S... s... see ya then. 533 00:29:25.019 --> 00:29:27.256 See ya, boys. 534 00:29:27.288 --> 00:29:29.258 Of course, if we can't find a transmitter soon, 535 00:29:29.290 --> 00:29:32.560 there won't be much point working on the boat. 536 00:29:32.594 --> 00:29:35.131 Popular, though, this band of yours. 537 00:29:35.163 --> 00:29:37.266 Got all sorts of fans. 538 00:29:38.433 --> 00:29:40.001 Great. 539 00:30:03.625 --> 00:30:06.595 Mr. Davis. 540 00:30:06.627 --> 00:30:08.964 - Yeah? - The Minister of Broadcasting, 541 00:30:08.998 --> 00:30:11.267 Jim Willis, would like a word. 542 00:31:02.683 --> 00:31:04.420 Mr. Davis. 543 00:31:04.452 --> 00:31:06.021 Jim Willis. 544 00:31:06.055 --> 00:31:08.257 We've met, at Broadcasting house. 545 00:31:08.289 --> 00:31:09.692 Of course. 546 00:31:09.724 --> 00:31:11.726 You've been in the news since then. 547 00:31:11.759 --> 00:31:15.498 A radio station on a boat. 548 00:31:15.530 --> 00:31:18.200 So have you got yourself a radio transmitter? 549 00:31:18.232 --> 00:31:20.368 You'll need one of those, I'd imagine. 550 00:31:20.402 --> 00:31:23.572 Since owning a transmitter is illegal 551 00:31:23.605 --> 00:31:26.674 and you are the broadcasting minister, 552 00:31:26.708 --> 00:31:30.646 my answer would have to be a resounding "no." 553 00:31:30.679 --> 00:31:31.790 You're challenging the authority 554 00:31:31.814 --> 00:31:33.115 of the New Zealand Government, 555 00:31:33.147 --> 00:31:34.616 of which I'm a Crown Minister. 556 00:31:34.650 --> 00:31:37.353 Well, then save yourself a headache and license us 557 00:31:37.385 --> 00:31:39.154 so we don't have to put to sea. 558 00:31:40.823 --> 00:31:43.325 It's not that simple, I'm afraid. 559 00:31:45.394 --> 00:31:47.430 The New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation 560 00:31:47.462 --> 00:31:48.763 caters adequately 561 00:31:48.797 --> 00:31:51.333 for the public's appetite for radio. 562 00:31:53.134 --> 00:31:54.745 Well, in that case, I'll be sending you a postcard 563 00:31:54.769 --> 00:31:56.638 from international waters. 564 00:31:56.672 --> 00:31:59.208 From Mount Eden Prison, more like it. 565 00:31:59.240 --> 00:32:00.041 I know you've been using. 566 00:32:00.075 --> 00:32:01.744 Broadcasting House for recordings. 567 00:32:01.777 --> 00:32:05.114 Next time, you'll be charged with breaking and entering. 568 00:32:06.315 --> 00:32:09.384 - I thought it was paid. - It's not. 569 00:32:12.320 --> 00:32:13.621 Hi, doll! 570 00:32:13.654 --> 00:32:15.191 What? 571 00:32:15.223 --> 00:32:16.558 No, I don't want to know. 572 00:32:16.592 --> 00:32:20.262 - Ask him. - You're a month behind. 573 00:32:23.265 --> 00:32:25.401 Sorry, that's all I've got. 574 00:32:27.201 --> 00:32:28.770 Sweetie, I'll get that sorted next week. 575 00:32:28.804 --> 00:32:30.639 What about the car registration? 576 00:32:30.672 --> 00:32:31.815 Have we got the money for that? 577 00:32:31.839 --> 00:32:34.175 You can drive without a registration. 578 00:32:34.209 --> 00:32:35.812 Just don't get caught. 579 00:32:38.713 --> 00:32:40.849 I am chased for money in the middle of the street, 580 00:32:40.883 --> 00:32:43.186 and you are telling me to drive the car illegally. 581 00:32:44.920 --> 00:32:48.124 Have you had a good look at this place lately? 582 00:32:48.156 --> 00:32:49.524 Where is all that advertising money 583 00:32:49.557 --> 00:32:51.559 you said would be pouring in? 584 00:32:51.593 --> 00:32:54.130 I thought you would be in proper offices by now. 585 00:32:54.163 --> 00:32:55.765 We've got it. 586 00:32:57.199 --> 00:32:58.667 Got what? 587 00:32:58.700 --> 00:33:01.836 The money from advertisers. 588 00:33:01.869 --> 00:33:03.838 - It came in yesterday. - Really? 589 00:33:03.872 --> 00:33:06.709 Yes, really, I'm just trying to be careful, okay, 590 00:33:06.741 --> 00:33:08.344 hold the purse strings tight. 591 00:33:08.376 --> 00:33:10.678 I'm responsible for a lot of people, Judy, 592 00:33:10.711 --> 00:33:11.723 and it doesn't help to have you 593 00:33:11.747 --> 00:33:13.282 second-guessing me like this. 594 00:33:13.315 --> 00:33:15.284 Well, why didn't you tell me that earlier? 595 00:33:15.317 --> 00:33:18.386 Because I've been busy organizing things. 596 00:33:19.954 --> 00:33:23.558 Well, that's great news. 597 00:33:23.592 --> 00:33:25.561 Really, it's great. 598 00:33:26.761 --> 00:33:29.264 But tell me next time, okay? 599 00:33:29.298 --> 00:33:31.232 So I'm not left in the dark. 600 00:33:49.651 --> 00:33:51.653 Got to be joking. 601 00:33:51.686 --> 00:33:54.956 - What the hell is that? - It's the latest color! 602 00:33:54.990 --> 00:33:57.259 And I got it for a good price. 603 00:33:57.291 --> 00:33:59.827 I'm not bloody surprised. 604 00:33:59.861 --> 00:34:01.564 Hey! 605 00:34:01.596 --> 00:34:03.499 You missed a bit. 606 00:34:03.531 --> 00:34:05.800 Be better if you picked up a paintbrush. 607 00:34:05.834 --> 00:34:07.870 Can't. Got to go meet Lisa's parents. 608 00:34:07.903 --> 00:34:11.639 P... parents, my... my ass. 609 00:34:11.672 --> 00:34:13.708 Alex's bedroom, more like. 610 00:34:13.742 --> 00:34:17.278 Hey, fellas, looking good. 611 00:34:17.311 --> 00:34:19.447 Very bright. 612 00:34:19.481 --> 00:34:20.883 How's it going? 613 00:34:20.916 --> 00:34:22.585 Pretty good. 614 00:34:22.617 --> 00:34:25.253 Plenty of hard yakker going on it. 615 00:34:25.286 --> 00:34:27.889 Apart from that skirt-chaser. 616 00:34:27.922 --> 00:34:29.791 It's the parts we need. 617 00:34:29.824 --> 00:34:31.359 What exactly? 618 00:34:34.695 --> 00:34:37.532 Mooring cable, fuel tank, 619 00:34:37.565 --> 00:34:39.934 hundred-foot radio mast. 620 00:34:39.967 --> 00:34:41.536 Got to pay for a heavy-lift platform 621 00:34:41.570 --> 00:34:43.405 to get that mooring slab out there too. 622 00:34:43.438 --> 00:34:44.940 Shit, Morrie. 623 00:34:44.972 --> 00:34:49.545 And that small matter of the transmitter, of course. 624 00:34:49.577 --> 00:34:51.813 You've got that sorted, eh? 625 00:34:53.481 --> 00:34:55.784 Hey, we'll get there. 626 00:35:03.391 --> 00:35:06.928 Hey, Frank, paint those walls white, will ya? 627 00:35:06.961 --> 00:35:09.632 Can't all be yellow. 628 00:35:09.664 --> 00:35:11.333 Okay, try that. 629 00:35:14.536 --> 00:35:15.938 Gah, shite. 630 00:35:15.971 --> 00:35:17.706 - What size bulb did you use? - Hundred. 631 00:35:17.739 --> 00:35:20.275 No, I said 60 watts maximum. 632 00:35:20.309 --> 00:35:21.644 If we blow a fuse at sea, 633 00:35:21.677 --> 00:35:23.012 we'll lose a thousand listeners 634 00:35:23.045 --> 00:35:25.414 every five seconds we're off the air. 635 00:35:25.447 --> 00:35:26.949 - This is second rate. - Oh, really? 636 00:35:26.981 --> 00:35:28.349 Well, so is what we're being paid. 637 00:35:28.382 --> 00:35:31.052 Boys! 638 00:35:31.085 --> 00:35:32.764 Come on, pull it together, we've got a job to do, 639 00:35:32.788 --> 00:35:34.523 not scrap with each other. 640 00:35:34.556 --> 00:35:36.324 Aye-aye, Boss, you're right. 641 00:35:36.358 --> 00:35:37.401 Is it true they've discovered 642 00:35:37.425 --> 00:35:39.927 we're using Broadcasting House? 643 00:35:39.960 --> 00:35:40.960 Yeah. 644 00:35:42.764 --> 00:35:44.900 I've still got hours of programming to record. 645 00:35:44.932 --> 00:35:46.802 Don't worry about it, I'm working on it. 646 00:35:55.577 --> 00:35:59.448 Oh, Richard, uh, 647 00:35:59.481 --> 00:36:00.858 I didn't want to say anything before, you know, 648 00:36:00.882 --> 00:36:03.918 not in front of the other boys. 649 00:36:03.952 --> 00:36:08.424 Uh, my wife, she just lost her job at the factory. 650 00:36:08.456 --> 00:36:11.859 She also fell pregnant. 651 00:36:11.893 --> 00:36:15.597 It's just I don't know if I can do this anymore. 652 00:36:15.630 --> 00:36:17.508 No, no, no, I'm not... I'm not after a handout, mate. 653 00:36:17.532 --> 00:36:19.968 Just hang in there a bit longer. 654 00:36:20.001 --> 00:36:22.471 It will get easier, I promise. 655 00:36:25.740 --> 00:36:27.041 Thanks. 656 00:36:34.416 --> 00:36:36.385 See? 657 00:36:36.418 --> 00:36:38.787 We're getting there. 658 00:36:43.057 --> 00:36:45.494 Round up the boys. 659 00:36:45.527 --> 00:36:47.070 I just wanted to say thanks to all of you 660 00:36:47.094 --> 00:36:49.831 for sticking with me up till now. 661 00:36:49.864 --> 00:36:52.367 I know we've been able to pay you, 662 00:36:52.400 --> 00:36:55.136 well, bugger all, 663 00:36:55.170 --> 00:36:57.505 but that's about to change. 664 00:36:57.539 --> 00:36:59.408 I'm arranging for some funding, 665 00:36:59.440 --> 00:37:01.843 put you on decent wages and get us some proper offices, 666 00:37:01.876 --> 00:37:04.012 some decent recording equipment, 667 00:37:04.045 --> 00:37:05.481 better than that clunky old gear 668 00:37:05.514 --> 00:37:06.715 at the corporation. 669 00:37:06.748 --> 00:37:08.450 That's more like it. 670 00:37:08.483 --> 00:37:11.586 Where's this funding coming from then? 671 00:37:11.619 --> 00:37:13.422 You just leave it to me. 672 00:37:14.688 --> 00:37:17.091 Here is the booking fee. 673 00:37:17.125 --> 00:37:18.726 Twenty percent. 674 00:37:18.760 --> 00:37:20.729 Isn't that the penalty interest rate? 675 00:37:20.762 --> 00:37:24.900 No, the penalty interest rate is 30%. 676 00:37:29.637 --> 00:37:31.940 And these are all your assets? 677 00:37:33.608 --> 00:37:35.611 Excellent. 678 00:37:35.643 --> 00:37:37.645 If you could just sign here. 679 00:37:48.056 --> 00:37:51.793 ♪ Summer loving, party tonight ♪ 680 00:37:51.827 --> 00:37:55.464 ♪ Bands play till the morning light ♪ 681 00:37:55.496 --> 00:37:58.766 ♪ Ooh, Mama, rock with me ♪ 682 00:37:58.800 --> 00:38:02.070 ♪ Summer loving, wild and free ♪ 683 00:38:20.588 --> 00:38:23.858 ♪ We'll go dancing tonight ♪ 684 00:38:23.891 --> 00:38:27.663 ♪ Summer loving feels all right ♪ 685 00:38:27.695 --> 00:38:30.998 ♪ We'll stop, look at the stars ♪ 686 00:38:31.032 --> 00:38:34.603 ♪ I tell you, girl, love is ours ♪ 687 00:38:34.635 --> 00:38:38.507 ♪ She took my hand as we walked along ♪ 688 00:38:38.539 --> 00:38:40.976 ♪ Everybody's still singing this song ♪ 689 00:38:41.009 --> 00:38:45.646 ♪ Singing summer loving, party tonight ♪ 690 00:38:45.679 --> 00:38:49.116 ♪ Bands play till the morning light ♪ 691 00:38:49.150 --> 00:38:52.621 ♪ Ooh, Mama, rock with me ♪ 692 00:38:52.653 --> 00:38:54.856 ♪ Summer loving, wild and free ♪ 693 00:38:54.889 --> 00:38:57.259 - You okay? - Let's do this! 694 00:38:57.291 --> 00:38:58.826 Paul. 695 00:38:58.860 --> 00:39:00.028 Thanks. 696 00:39:00.061 --> 00:39:01.864 Nick. Uh, uh... 697 00:39:06.902 --> 00:39:08.804 Got to be this time. 698 00:39:08.836 --> 00:39:11.606 Either that or another printing press. 699 00:39:22.016 --> 00:39:24.752 What's the password? 700 00:39:26.288 --> 00:39:28.190 The eagle flies at midnight. 701 00:39:33.994 --> 00:39:35.797 Got to be careful. 702 00:39:35.829 --> 00:39:37.833 They're snooping around already. 703 00:39:37.865 --> 00:39:40.936 - Who is? - Two fellas in gray suits 704 00:39:40.969 --> 00:39:42.938 in a Vauxhall. 705 00:39:44.338 --> 00:39:47.041 - When was this? - Yesterday. 706 00:39:47.074 --> 00:39:48.877 Here. 707 00:39:56.751 --> 00:40:00.656 U.S. Navy, World War Two. 708 00:40:00.688 --> 00:40:04.625 They used it to talk to their submarines. 709 00:40:04.659 --> 00:40:07.930 Any good for what you boys are up to? 710 00:40:07.963 --> 00:40:10.032 You beautiful, beautiful man! 711 00:40:10.065 --> 00:40:12.634 All right, steady. 712 00:40:12.666 --> 00:40:14.670 It's good then, eh? 713 00:40:14.702 --> 00:40:16.070 It's enough for a warrant, sir. 714 00:40:16.103 --> 00:40:17.605 We can confiscate the transmitter 715 00:40:17.639 --> 00:40:19.841 and stop them dead in their tracks. 716 00:40:19.873 --> 00:40:21.184 Wait until Davis comes back for it 717 00:40:21.208 --> 00:40:22.777 and then have him arrested. 718 00:40:22.811 --> 00:40:23.746 Make a nice headline. 719 00:40:23.778 --> 00:40:25.581 Oh, and Davis's crowd have also applied 720 00:40:25.614 --> 00:40:27.583 for a two-way radio license to communicate 721 00:40:27.615 --> 00:40:29.684 between the boat and their office. 722 00:40:29.717 --> 00:40:31.752 Oh, of course, I'll see that it's refused. 723 00:40:31.786 --> 00:40:34.222 And set up a meeting with the chief marine inspector. 724 00:40:34.255 --> 00:40:35.557 Yes, sir. 725 00:40:40.894 --> 00:40:43.864 You're gonna love this. 726 00:40:43.898 --> 00:40:45.968 They refused us a two-way radio license, 727 00:40:46.001 --> 00:40:49.237 so, uh, meet Roberta, 728 00:40:49.269 --> 00:40:51.206 our ship-to-shore radio. 729 00:40:52.740 --> 00:40:55.076 - Jesus! - Don't curse. 730 00:40:55.110 --> 00:40:57.346 That's a hundred percent thoroughbred homing pigeon. 731 00:41:02.384 --> 00:41:04.885 What's he doing here? 732 00:41:07.889 --> 00:41:10.325 By order of the Marine Department. 733 00:41:10.358 --> 00:41:13.762 You're a week early, we've still got work to complete. 734 00:41:13.795 --> 00:41:16.898 If I can't inspect today, 735 00:41:16.931 --> 00:41:21.737 then it'll be a month before I can come back. 736 00:41:21.769 --> 00:41:23.338 Right. 737 00:41:26.807 --> 00:41:30.144 - She's all yours. - Thank you. 738 00:41:30.177 --> 00:41:35.016 ♪ No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no ♪ 739 00:41:51.932 --> 00:41:54.735 ♪ They call me ♪ 740 00:41:54.768 --> 00:41:58.139 ♪ your little yo-yo ♪ 741 00:41:58.172 --> 00:42:00.441 ♪ I said they call me, girl ♪ 742 00:42:01.842 --> 00:42:05.946 ♪ Your little yo-yo, yo-yo, yo ♪ 743 00:42:05.980 --> 00:42:08.849 ♪ Oh, baby ♪ 744 00:42:08.882 --> 00:42:12.788 ♪ I'm telling you now ♪ 745 00:42:12.820 --> 00:42:15.923 ♪ There's not a show, no ♪ 746 00:42:15.956 --> 00:42:19.293 ♪ There's not a show now, girl ♪ 747 00:42:19.327 --> 00:42:22.264 ♪ There's not a show now ♪ 748 00:42:22.297 --> 00:42:25.400 ♪ I heard there's not a show, no ♪ 749 00:42:27.335 --> 00:42:29.237 ♪ No, no, no, no ♪ 750 00:42:29.269 --> 00:42:32.708 ♪ No, no, no, no, no, no ♪ 751 00:42:32.740 --> 00:42:34.775 There are 98 breaches of the codes 752 00:42:34.809 --> 00:42:37.079 - that require rectification. - Well, that can't be. 753 00:42:37.112 --> 00:42:39.213 - Ninety-eight? - Bullshit. 754 00:42:39.246 --> 00:42:42.083 Until you fix every one, this contraption 755 00:42:42.117 --> 00:42:46.388 or whatever it is stays impounded. 756 00:42:46.420 --> 00:42:48.456 Ugh, Christ! 757 00:42:48.489 --> 00:42:50.057 Is this boat even safe? 758 00:42:50.090 --> 00:42:51.793 Ah, for God's sake. 759 00:42:51.826 --> 00:42:53.461 Well, it's all right for you. 760 00:42:53.494 --> 00:42:55.963 You get to sit in your office and have coffee brought to ya. 761 00:42:55.996 --> 00:42:57.508 It's not your ass bobbing about out there! 762 00:42:57.532 --> 00:42:59.367 - Oi, fellas! - These are all 763 00:42:59.400 --> 00:43:01.737 just minor technical breaches. 764 00:43:01.769 --> 00:43:02.879 There's nothing here that affects 765 00:43:02.903 --> 00:43:05.139 the seaworthiness of the Tiri. 766 00:43:05.172 --> 00:43:06.774 It's just a delaying tactic. 767 00:43:06.807 --> 00:43:08.809 Nothing to do with safety? 768 00:43:08.842 --> 00:43:10.745 I'll stake my life on it. 769 00:43:15.516 --> 00:43:16.884 Let's get the transmitter aboard. 770 00:43:16.918 --> 00:43:18.186 We leave tomorrow. 771 00:43:18.219 --> 00:43:20.255 You really got this transmitter then? 772 00:43:20.288 --> 00:43:22.389 Isn't that what I always said? 773 00:43:22.422 --> 00:43:24.058 So who's coming with me to pick it up? 774 00:43:45.947 --> 00:43:47.883 Richard Davis, I'm arresting you 775 00:43:47.916 --> 00:43:51.219 for attempting to procure a transmitter. 776 00:43:51.251 --> 00:43:52.296 I've been called a lot of things 777 00:43:52.320 --> 00:43:54.022 in my short, amazing life, 778 00:43:54.054 --> 00:43:57.291 but never ever Richard Davis. 779 00:43:57.324 --> 00:43:58.564 Right, you, get out of the way. 780 00:44:08.101 --> 00:44:10.304 - What do you want? - Police. 781 00:44:10.338 --> 00:44:12.316 Mr. Ernest Briggs, we have a search and seize order 782 00:44:12.340 --> 00:44:14.108 for an illegal radio transmitter. 783 00:44:14.141 --> 00:44:15.176 Transmitter? 784 00:44:17.911 --> 00:44:20.481 Better luck next time, boys. 785 00:44:20.514 --> 00:44:22.817 ♪ Early in the morning ♪ 786 00:44:22.851 --> 00:44:25.019 ♪ Way hay and up she rises ♪ 787 00:44:25.052 --> 00:44:27.188 ♪ Way hay and up she rises ♪ 788 00:44:27.222 --> 00:44:29.357 ♪ Way hay and up she rises ♪ 789 00:44:29.389 --> 00:44:31.960 ♪ Early in the morning ♪ 790 00:44:34.362 --> 00:44:35.530 Hang on! 791 00:44:35.563 --> 00:44:38.532 Oh, gonna be a waste of good rum! 792 00:44:38.565 --> 00:44:41.502 Shh, shh, I just want to say... 793 00:44:43.003 --> 00:44:45.440 I love you, guys! 794 00:44:45.472 --> 00:44:49.543 So eat, drink, and be merry! 795 00:44:49.577 --> 00:44:52.247 - Be Morrie! - All right! 796 00:44:52.280 --> 00:44:54.349 For tomorrow we die! 797 00:44:54.382 --> 00:44:56.384 Tomorrow we die! 798 00:45:07.527 --> 00:45:10.064 Oh, still slaving away. 799 00:45:10.097 --> 00:45:12.867 I thought that man of yours was meant to be helping. 800 00:45:12.900 --> 00:45:14.268 He is helping. 801 00:45:14.302 --> 00:45:16.371 He's just not helping me at the moment. 802 00:45:16.403 --> 00:45:18.639 Mm, pirate business, eh? 803 00:45:18.672 --> 00:45:21.075 Well, never marry a seaman. 804 00:45:21.108 --> 00:45:23.612 That's what mother used to say. 805 00:45:25.646 --> 00:45:28.884 ♪ Ah, let me hear you talking to me now ♪ 806 00:45:32.686 --> 00:45:35.257 Bloody Nora, how the hell did they find out? 807 00:45:35.289 --> 00:45:36.992 Um, I told Lisa. 808 00:45:37.025 --> 00:45:39.027 She might have told a friend or two. 809 00:45:39.059 --> 00:45:41.328 Sorry. 810 00:45:41.362 --> 00:45:43.565 Right. 811 00:45:43.597 --> 00:45:46.134 We're gonna have the boys leave the wharf by 4:00. 812 00:45:46.166 --> 00:45:48.269 Keep the lights off the Tiri tonight. 813 00:45:49.436 --> 00:45:50.436 Here he comes! 814 00:45:55.476 --> 00:45:57.646 Are you one of the Radio Hauraki DJs? 815 00:45:57.679 --> 00:46:00.282 S... sure am. 816 00:46:01.615 --> 00:46:03.550 - Hi. - Just make sure you call. 817 00:46:03.583 --> 00:46:06.186 Mom and Dad while I'm gone, okay? 818 00:46:06.219 --> 00:46:07.554 You know how much they worry. 819 00:46:07.588 --> 00:46:10.325 Be careful out there, no taking any risks. 820 00:46:12.427 --> 00:46:14.095 I'll be all right. 821 00:46:14.128 --> 00:46:15.488 You just look after our wee bundle. 822 00:46:33.114 --> 00:46:36.150 That should jam their headquarters signal. 823 00:46:36.184 --> 00:46:39.019 Shh! 824 00:46:39.052 --> 00:46:40.521 Base to Car 55, 825 00:46:40.554 --> 00:46:42.589 there's a robbery in progress at Vulcan Lane. 826 00:46:42.623 --> 00:46:45.693 Can you please render assistance? 827 00:46:52.065 --> 00:46:53.067 Copy that, Base. 828 00:46:53.101 --> 00:46:54.101 We're on our way. 829 00:47:11.518 --> 00:47:13.387 Thank you for coming. 830 00:47:15.155 --> 00:47:16.733 I know you've all been waiting patient for news 831 00:47:16.757 --> 00:47:18.993 as to when the Tiri is likely to sail. 832 00:47:43.451 --> 00:47:44.686 - Yup? - Everything all right 833 00:47:44.719 --> 00:47:47.155 down there? 834 00:47:50.291 --> 00:47:52.193 Aye-aye, listen Captain. 835 00:47:52.226 --> 00:47:55.630 I'm now in a position to give you that information. 836 00:48:02.769 --> 00:48:04.739 The Tiri has just set sail. 837 00:48:06.440 --> 00:48:08.143 I'm sorry, but you will appreciate 838 00:48:08.175 --> 00:48:09.519 that we wanted the best possible run 839 00:48:09.543 --> 00:48:11.278 for international waters, 840 00:48:11.311 --> 00:48:13.189 and lining up the side of the wharf with flashbulbs 841 00:48:13.213 --> 00:48:14.114 wouldn't have given us that. 842 00:48:14.148 --> 00:48:16.483 Where is she now? 843 00:48:22.657 --> 00:48:24.225 What beauty. 844 00:48:24.257 --> 00:48:26.427 We're on our way, boys. 845 00:48:26.460 --> 00:48:28.062 Well gone. 846 00:48:28.096 --> 00:48:29.264 You bugger. 847 00:48:29.297 --> 00:48:31.266 If it's any consolation, 848 00:48:31.298 --> 00:48:33.201 you're the first to know. 849 00:48:33.233 --> 00:48:34.268 How about a photo then? 850 00:48:34.302 --> 00:48:36.805 Can you give us that much for the morning paper? 851 00:48:38.371 --> 00:48:40.574 - Bye! - Bye! 852 00:48:40.608 --> 00:48:42.644 - Bon voyage. - Okay, keep it up. 853 00:48:42.677 --> 00:48:43.677 Hold that. 854 00:49:17.445 --> 00:49:19.514 Here we go. 855 00:49:19.547 --> 00:49:21.516 Is that what I think it is? 856 00:49:21.548 --> 00:49:22.784 Yup. 857 00:49:22.817 --> 00:49:26.186 Three-mile limit triangle. 858 00:49:26.219 --> 00:49:27.521 International waters. 859 00:49:39.733 --> 00:49:41.902 Yeah, boy. 860 00:49:41.936 --> 00:49:45.440 Attaboy, welcome to the world's newest radio station! 861 00:49:47.608 --> 00:49:48.910 Got ya! 862 00:50:18.873 --> 00:50:20.742 This is rock-and-roll, baby, 863 00:50:20.775 --> 00:50:24.412 at long last on Radio Hauraki. 864 00:50:24.445 --> 00:50:26.314 - You little beauty! - Broadcasting live 865 00:50:26.347 --> 00:50:27.482 from the top of the dial 866 00:50:27.514 --> 00:50:29.750 where there are no politicians. 867 00:50:29.784 --> 00:50:31.818 Bloody, oh. 868 00:50:31.851 --> 00:50:34.288 Just you and me and a whole lot 869 00:50:34.322 --> 00:50:35.823 of great rock-and-roll. 870 00:50:35.856 --> 00:50:37.525 We're kicking off with a band 871 00:50:37.557 --> 00:50:39.427 we've all been waiting a long time for. 872 00:50:39.460 --> 00:50:42.597 It's The Yellow Sprockets and "Love You All Night." 873 00:50:45.599 --> 00:50:46.800 There we go, that's it. 874 00:50:46.833 --> 00:50:49.369 ♪ I dreamed of a girl like you ♪ 875 00:50:51.239 --> 00:50:53.340 We've done it! 876 00:50:53.373 --> 00:50:55.642 Chew on that, Willis! 877 00:50:55.675 --> 00:50:57.511 ♪ All right ♪ 878 00:50:59.447 --> 00:51:02.650 ♪ So what I needed, what I needed was you ♪ 879 00:51:02.682 --> 00:51:05.954 ♪ But, girl, you hit me from out of the blue ♪ 880 00:51:05.987 --> 00:51:08.489 ♪ I dreamed of a girl like you ♪ 881 00:51:08.521 --> 00:51:10.357 ♪ All right ♪ 882 00:51:12.393 --> 00:51:15.630 ♪ Said baby, you're gonna let me love you ♪ 883 00:51:15.663 --> 00:51:18.632 ♪ Yeah, baby, I'm feeling so good ♪ 884 00:51:18.666 --> 00:51:19.867 ♪ 'Cause I love you ♪ 885 00:51:19.900 --> 00:51:24.939 ♪ I'm really gonna love you so right ♪ 886 00:51:33.414 --> 00:51:36.317 You hear that? 887 00:51:36.349 --> 00:51:38.418 Sound of freedom. 888 00:51:41.454 --> 00:51:44.525 Breakfast! 889 00:51:44.557 --> 00:51:46.494 Guess I'll be throwing yours straight overboard 890 00:51:46.527 --> 00:51:47.862 next time, then, eh? 891 00:51:47.894 --> 00:51:49.530 That's disgusting. 892 00:51:49.563 --> 00:51:52.701 It's gonna be a long two weeks. 893 00:51:56.070 --> 00:51:58.048 There will be more supplies coming on the launch tomorrow. 894 00:51:58.072 --> 00:51:59.641 This is the bloody life. 895 00:51:59.673 --> 00:52:01.909 One night at sea and already on shore leave. 896 00:52:01.942 --> 00:52:03.644 Just keep your heads down. 897 00:52:03.677 --> 00:52:05.380 Try not to run into the fuzz. 898 00:52:05.413 --> 00:52:06.981 Aye-aye, Captain. 899 00:52:14.822 --> 00:52:17.992 You've done it, you've really done it. 900 00:52:18.025 --> 00:52:20.961 Everyone's listening, here! 901 00:52:20.994 --> 00:52:23.830 Top of the dial. 902 00:52:23.864 --> 00:52:26.333 I am so proud of you. 903 00:52:26.367 --> 00:52:27.510 And I'm proud of you, sweetheart, 904 00:52:27.534 --> 00:52:29.870 for putting up with me. 905 00:52:29.903 --> 00:52:33.407 Now I believe tonight a very special woman 906 00:52:33.440 --> 00:52:37.577 is having a certain art exhibition. 907 00:52:37.610 --> 00:52:39.079 Should you be seen out in public? 908 00:52:39.112 --> 00:52:40.315 They might arrest you. 909 00:52:40.347 --> 00:52:41.815 Oh, just let them try. 910 00:52:41.849 --> 00:52:43.885 They've already tried once and failed. 911 00:52:43.918 --> 00:52:46.988 Now tonight, it's your turn to shine. 912 00:52:47.021 --> 00:52:48.823 Nothing can stop me from being there. 913 00:53:02.936 --> 00:53:04.639 - Hi. - Hey. 914 00:53:04.672 --> 00:53:08.576 The curator, Doogal Withers, my husband, Richard Davis. 915 00:53:08.608 --> 00:53:10.844 Oh, called me Doogie. 916 00:53:10.878 --> 00:53:13.114 She really is quite a find your Judy. 917 00:53:13.146 --> 00:53:14.614 I've got my eye on her for a while. 918 00:53:14.648 --> 00:53:16.384 So have I, mate. 919 00:53:16.416 --> 00:53:18.652 But as for you, what a kudos having you here 920 00:53:18.686 --> 00:53:20.497 this evening after all the commotion you caused 921 00:53:20.521 --> 00:53:24.425 last night, you know, I'm... I really am quite a fan. 922 00:53:24.458 --> 00:53:25.635 You like rock and roll do you? 923 00:53:25.659 --> 00:53:27.695 Well, not really but anyone who takes on 924 00:53:27.728 --> 00:53:30.431 those hide bound old farts in the government, 925 00:53:30.463 --> 00:53:33.433 they're all right by me, excuse me. 926 00:53:33.467 --> 00:53:35.603 Hey everybody, there's a pirate loose in the building. 927 00:53:35.635 --> 00:53:37.505 Hey-hey. 928 00:53:37.538 --> 00:53:39.048 Hey um, what ever possessed you to do it? 929 00:53:39.072 --> 00:53:40.907 Oh, it's not my choice 930 00:53:40.940 --> 00:53:43.477 to be bobbing up and down on the ocean blue. 931 00:53:43.510 --> 00:53:45.880 I'd much rather be on land with a broadcasting license. 932 00:53:45.913 --> 00:53:48.048 That's right, Richard Davis. 933 00:53:48.081 --> 00:53:50.451 Yes, the Nouveau Gallery. 934 00:53:50.483 --> 00:53:52.886 Wondering if I could get a get a quote from you, Minister. 935 00:53:52.920 --> 00:53:54.622 Who likes the Rolling Stones? 936 00:53:56.123 --> 00:53:58.159 How many of you have heard the Rolling Stones 937 00:53:58.192 --> 00:54:00.795 on the radio ever? 938 00:54:00.827 --> 00:54:02.530 Not one, right? 939 00:54:02.563 --> 00:54:04.003 Well, that's what we're fighting for. 940 00:54:05.498 --> 00:54:07.467 To stop 'em. 941 00:54:09.103 --> 00:54:11.472 Move aside! 942 00:54:11.505 --> 00:54:14.008 Richard Davis, I'm arresting you on a charge 943 00:54:14.041 --> 00:54:16.177 of illegally taking an uncertified boat 944 00:54:16.210 --> 00:54:18.413 and putting that boat to sea. 945 00:54:18.445 --> 00:54:20.815 I require you to come with me. 946 00:54:20.847 --> 00:54:26.721 Now this man does not like the Rolling Stones. 947 00:54:26.753 --> 00:54:28.822 Right, that's it. 948 00:54:28.856 --> 00:54:30.992 Hey, hey, hey, come on, come on. 949 00:54:31.025 --> 00:54:33.894 Stop it, stop it, stop it! 950 00:54:35.228 --> 00:54:38.965 Stop it, get off of him! 951 00:54:48.876 --> 00:54:51.012 I warned you it would end like this. 952 00:54:51.045 --> 00:54:52.780 End? 953 00:54:52.813 --> 00:54:55.650 This is just the beginning. 954 00:54:55.682 --> 00:54:58.952 How's that election campaign going, Jim? 955 00:54:58.985 --> 00:55:03.990 See from what I hear you're loosing ground because of us. 956 00:55:04.023 --> 00:55:05.559 The blockade I put in place 957 00:55:05.592 --> 00:55:06.860 will starve your men. 958 00:55:06.893 --> 00:55:09.663 Your little radio caper's over. 959 00:55:09.697 --> 00:55:10.941 So bring your boat back to shore 960 00:55:10.965 --> 00:55:13.167 before someone gets hurt. 961 00:55:13.199 --> 00:55:15.135 Nothing is over. 962 00:55:15.168 --> 00:55:16.770 My men will drink their own urine 963 00:55:16.804 --> 00:55:18.773 before surrendering to you. 964 00:55:18.806 --> 00:55:20.708 Well.. 965 00:55:20.740 --> 00:55:22.809 They may have to. 966 00:55:38.992 --> 00:55:42.163 Davis' wife, obstruction. 967 00:55:42.195 --> 00:55:46.733 Come to gloat, have you? 968 00:55:46.766 --> 00:55:49.202 I can assure you, madam, I have not come to gloat. 969 00:55:49.235 --> 00:55:52.739 Your husband is breaking the law. 970 00:55:52.773 --> 00:55:58.179 Well, you've got yourself some real hardened criminals tonight. 971 00:55:58.211 --> 00:56:00.014 Minister, this way. 972 00:56:00.047 --> 00:56:01.815 There's a small crowd out front, Minister. 973 00:56:01.849 --> 00:56:04.018 We'll take you out the back way. 974 00:56:04.050 --> 00:56:06.019 No, no, that won't be necessary. 975 00:56:14.561 --> 00:56:16.797 - Here's the vicious pig. - You're a disgrace. 976 00:56:16.829 --> 00:56:20.634 - They've done nothing wrong. - It's a break of civil right. 977 00:56:20.668 --> 00:56:22.936 Piss off Willis! Piss off Willis! 978 00:56:22.969 --> 00:56:25.105 Piss off Willis! Piss off Willis! 979 00:56:25.139 --> 00:56:27.942 Look at them, a lunatic fringe. 980 00:56:27.974 --> 00:56:29.677 - There seems to be... - Piss off Willis! 981 00:56:29.710 --> 00:56:32.847 There seems to be a misunderstanding. 982 00:56:32.880 --> 00:56:34.916 Now I've arrange for Mr. Davis and his wife 983 00:56:34.949 --> 00:56:37.585 to be released on bail. 984 00:56:37.617 --> 00:56:41.154 The courts will deal with this matter in due course. 985 00:56:41.188 --> 00:56:43.891 Released? 986 00:56:43.923 --> 00:56:47.961 Good evening. 987 00:56:47.994 --> 00:56:49.329 Why'd you do that? 988 00:56:49.362 --> 00:56:51.031 They'll be out on bail tomorrow anyway. 989 00:56:51.065 --> 00:56:52.876 Keeping him banged up will only make a martyr out of him. 990 00:56:52.900 --> 00:56:54.343 I'm sure you'll have this whole thing wrapped up 991 00:56:54.367 --> 00:56:56.903 long before the courts ever get to him, sir. 992 00:57:01.007 --> 00:57:02.342 There she comes. 993 00:57:02.376 --> 00:57:04.612 Right on time. 994 00:57:04.644 --> 00:57:07.614 This is the coastguard, you're of breach... 995 00:57:07.648 --> 00:57:10.084 - What is it? - Regulations. 996 00:57:14.887 --> 00:57:16.856 Hi, Radio Hauraki. 997 00:57:16.889 --> 00:57:19.659 - Yes? - Bloody blockade. 998 00:57:19.693 --> 00:57:22.330 What is this? A communist state? 999 00:57:22.362 --> 00:57:24.097 We just have to do it another way. 1000 00:57:24.130 --> 00:57:29.936 Shit! It's like being at war with your own country. 1001 00:57:29.969 --> 00:57:34.942 Okay, so what other way? 1002 00:57:34.974 --> 00:57:36.876 We cut the number of runs the supply launch does 1003 00:57:36.909 --> 00:57:39.245 and do them at night, cover of darkness. 1004 00:57:39.278 --> 00:57:40.715 We'll use the sea plane more often. 1005 00:57:40.748 --> 00:57:43.117 It can only land when it's flat. 1006 00:57:43.150 --> 00:57:45.019 Lofty's already had to turn back twice. 1007 00:57:45.052 --> 00:57:46.820 Doesn't have to land. 1008 00:57:46.853 --> 00:57:48.922 We use a water tight container. 1009 00:57:48.956 --> 00:57:50.724 Something that will float, fill it with tapes 1010 00:57:50.757 --> 00:57:51.791 and essential supplies. 1011 00:57:51.824 --> 00:57:53.059 And what? 1012 00:57:53.092 --> 00:57:57.632 Push it out the window? 1013 00:57:57.664 --> 00:57:58.965 Why not. 1014 00:57:58.998 --> 00:58:00.033 We're at war. 1015 00:58:00.067 --> 00:58:01.835 The post office just called. 1016 00:58:01.869 --> 00:58:03.345 The phone lines at the exchange are crashing 1017 00:58:03.369 --> 00:58:06.106 - from too many people calling. - What sort of calls? 1018 00:58:06.139 --> 00:58:10.043 People ringing to say they love the music. 1019 00:58:10.077 --> 00:58:12.380 That's worth money in the bank. 1020 00:58:12.413 --> 00:58:15.715 Radio Hauraki broadcasting live. 1021 00:58:15.748 --> 00:58:18.284 Bringing you the best in New Zealand music. 1022 00:58:18.318 --> 00:58:22.189 With the Yellow Sprockets, Groovy Girl. 1023 00:58:25.159 --> 00:58:29.163 ♪ Wish I could choose you girl ♪ 1024 00:58:29.195 --> 00:58:31.431 ♪ Cause you're my groovy girl ♪ 1025 00:58:31.465 --> 00:58:33.134 Turn that racket down. 1026 00:58:33.166 --> 00:58:35.769 ♪ Yeah you fill up my world ♪ 1027 00:58:37.336 --> 00:58:39.907 - Ey mate, got it. - Got it mate, here we go. 1028 00:58:39.940 --> 00:58:41.708 Come on you bastard, come to daddy. 1029 00:58:41.742 --> 00:58:45.413 25,000 more listeners in the last month. 1030 00:58:45.445 --> 00:58:49.115 Gentlemen, if you're not advertising with us 1031 00:58:49.148 --> 00:58:53.019 you're going backwards. 1032 00:58:53.052 --> 00:58:55.355 Ah, gotcha! 1033 00:58:55.389 --> 00:58:57.024 There'll be more next week. 1034 00:58:57.056 --> 00:58:59.225 Looking forward to it. 1035 00:59:01.994 --> 00:59:03.396 ♪ You're so so groovy girl ♪ 1036 00:59:03.429 --> 00:59:06.433 Radio Hauraki with a special hello 1037 00:59:06.467 --> 00:59:08.702 to Wendy from Mission Bay. 1038 00:59:08.735 --> 00:59:10.904 If you'd like to ring and leave your details Wendy, 1039 00:59:10.938 --> 00:59:13.441 I got an Irish gift package coming to yah. 1040 00:59:13.474 --> 00:59:14.809 Special delivery. 1041 00:59:14.842 --> 00:59:18.479 ♪ Groovy girl ♪ 1042 00:59:18.512 --> 00:59:21.215 Should be on the T... T... Tiri. 1043 00:59:21.248 --> 00:59:24.085 I'm letting the side down. 1044 00:59:24.117 --> 00:59:28.822 End your day with Cadbury's drinking chocolate. 1045 00:59:28.856 --> 00:59:31.759 Mhm-mhm. So smooth. 1046 00:59:31.791 --> 00:59:35.028 ♪ I'm gonna take you to the stars above ♪ 1047 00:59:35.061 --> 00:59:37.931 ♪ I'm gonna make you ♪ 1048 00:59:37.965 --> 00:59:44.137 ♪ Feel my love ♪ 1049 00:59:44.170 --> 00:59:45.839 The Commodore, Minister. 1050 00:59:45.873 --> 00:59:48.876 - Steven. - Jim, good to see you. 1051 00:59:48.909 --> 00:59:51.412 I heard you've been having some trouble at sea. 1052 00:59:51.445 --> 00:59:54.315 Who will rid me these troublesome pirates? 1053 00:59:54.347 --> 00:59:56.217 I hope you're not suggesting we carry out 1054 00:59:56.250 --> 00:59:58.518 some firing practice around the Hauraki Golf. 1055 00:59:58.552 --> 01:00:00.221 No we need to box clever. 1056 01:00:00.253 --> 01:00:04.824 Show them up as the law breakers they are. 1057 01:00:04.858 --> 01:00:06.102 Can you get me some photo reconnaissance 1058 01:00:06.126 --> 01:00:07.894 of their position? 1059 01:00:07.927 --> 01:00:10.096 I can probably make you a scrapbook of photos 1060 01:00:10.130 --> 01:00:12.465 - if you wanted them. - Excellent. 1061 01:00:12.498 --> 01:00:14.267 Let me know the instant that boat 1062 01:00:14.300 --> 01:00:16.402 strays out of international waters. 1063 01:00:16.436 --> 01:00:18.005 By all means. 1064 01:00:18.038 --> 01:00:19.940 And once they do stray? 1065 01:00:19.972 --> 01:00:21.251 Then we get some of your navy friends 1066 01:00:21.275 --> 01:00:24.445 to send in a frigate and arrest them. 1067 01:00:24.478 --> 01:00:27.148 Consider it done, Jim. 1068 01:01:01.547 --> 01:01:06.019 ♪ Captured by all of your charms ♪ 1069 01:01:06.052 --> 01:01:09.088 ♪ I'm in heaven you see ♪ 1070 01:01:09.121 --> 01:01:12.992 ♪ When holding you closer to me ♪ 1071 01:01:13.025 --> 01:01:16.129 ♪ Falling in love, yes it's true ♪ 1072 01:01:16.163 --> 01:01:18.298 Good evening, darling. 1073 01:01:18.331 --> 01:01:21.000 Hi. 1074 01:01:21.034 --> 01:01:23.269 Care to have dinner with me? 1075 01:01:23.302 --> 01:01:25.071 All right. 1076 01:01:25.105 --> 01:01:28.608 ♪ You know I want to say ♪ 1077 01:01:28.641 --> 01:01:32.846 ♪ I love you baby, you see ♪ 1078 01:01:32.880 --> 01:01:35.481 ♪ Say you'll stay here with me ♪ 1079 01:01:37.516 --> 01:01:41.020 ♪ Fah-la-la-la ♪ 1080 01:01:41.054 --> 01:01:45.159 ♪ Bah-bah-bah-bah ♪ 1081 01:01:52.331 --> 01:01:56.103 Mm, mhm. 1082 01:01:56.135 --> 01:01:57.403 Mhm. 1083 01:01:57.436 --> 01:02:00.907 Excellent, uh-huh. 1084 01:02:10.684 --> 01:02:13.053 To us. 1085 01:02:13.085 --> 01:02:16.956 And good fortune. 1086 01:02:26.233 --> 01:02:29.503 I love you, sweetheart 1087 01:02:29.536 --> 01:02:32.273 because you're my girl. 1088 01:02:32.306 --> 01:02:34.008 I know I am. 1089 01:02:40.547 --> 01:02:45.418 Ah. 1090 01:02:45.452 --> 01:02:47.354 Madame. 1091 01:02:47.387 --> 01:02:49.356 Monsieur. 1092 01:03:10.577 --> 01:03:14.415 ♪ Bah-bah-bah-bah ♪ 1093 01:03:14.447 --> 01:03:18.585 ♪ Bah-bah-da-doop-dah ♪ 1094 01:03:18.617 --> 01:03:21.322 ♪ Do you want me baby ♪ 1095 01:03:21.355 --> 01:03:22.722 ♪ Like I'm wanting you ♪ 1096 01:03:22.755 --> 01:03:26.592 ♪ Will you love me the way I'm loving you ♪ 1097 01:03:26.626 --> 01:03:29.229 ♪ When we're dancing ♪ 1098 01:03:29.262 --> 01:03:33.100 ♪ Baby, I'm loving you ♪ 1099 01:03:33.132 --> 01:03:37.270 ♪ Baby I'm loving you ♪ 1100 01:03:37.304 --> 01:03:41.342 ♪ Keep dancing with you ♪ 1101 01:03:44.077 --> 01:03:45.713 From midnight tonight, any advertiser 1102 01:03:45.746 --> 01:03:48.382 buying airtime on Radio Hauraki 1103 01:03:48.414 --> 01:03:51.418 will be unable to claim a tax deduction for that expense. 1104 01:03:51.451 --> 01:03:55.088 This should make you popular. 1105 01:03:55.121 --> 01:03:57.223 This government is squarely on the side 1106 01:03:57.257 --> 01:04:00.226 on law abiding businesses and citizens. 1107 01:04:00.260 --> 01:04:01.729 And will not stand by 1108 01:04:01.762 --> 01:04:04.999 while a group of publicity seeking individuals 1109 01:04:05.032 --> 01:04:06.767 do as they please, thank you. 1110 01:04:06.800 --> 01:04:08.535 Any comment Minister, on the latest poll 1111 01:04:08.568 --> 01:04:12.373 showing your government down to a four-point lead? 1112 01:04:33.559 --> 01:04:35.128 That's better. 1113 01:04:53.547 --> 01:04:55.382 Christ, they even got the Air Force 1114 01:04:55.414 --> 01:04:57.583 trying to give us the shits. 1115 01:04:57.617 --> 01:04:59.319 It worked for me. 1116 01:04:59.351 --> 01:05:01.355 They'll be checking our position. 1117 01:05:01.387 --> 01:05:02.755 Not much chance of that changing 1118 01:05:02.789 --> 01:05:05.759 being tied to four tons of concrete, ey. 1119 01:05:05.791 --> 01:05:07.693 Until they send a submarine. 1120 01:05:18.371 --> 01:05:19.840 That bloody Willis. 1121 01:05:19.873 --> 01:05:21.809 We've lost seven advertisers 1122 01:05:21.842 --> 01:05:24.211 since he pulled that tax deducibility stunt. 1123 01:05:24.244 --> 01:05:25.579 Clients are running scared. 1124 01:05:25.612 --> 01:05:28.182 Okay, hang on, we have 115 clients. 1125 01:05:28.215 --> 01:05:30.751 That's what? Five percent who've conformed with Willis. 1126 01:05:30.784 --> 01:05:33.686 The point is, Richard, it's trending downwards. 1127 01:05:33.719 --> 01:05:36.155 We can't afford to lose a single client right now. 1128 01:05:36.188 --> 01:05:38.324 Yeah, yeah, yeah, I hear you. 1129 01:05:41.393 --> 01:05:44.397 So who's the biggest of the seven? 1130 01:05:44.431 --> 01:05:46.133 I'd like to help you but what can I do? 1131 01:05:46.166 --> 01:05:47.406 I can tell you what you can do. 1132 01:05:47.434 --> 01:05:48.845 All my clients are ducking for cover. 1133 01:05:48.869 --> 01:05:50.613 Just because they can't claim a tax deduction, 1134 01:05:50.637 --> 01:05:53.115 Christ Clive, even without the deduction they're still winning. 1135 01:05:53.139 --> 01:05:55.576 - You haven't heard have you? - Heard what? 1136 01:05:55.608 --> 01:05:57.143 Minster Willis is putting it about 1137 01:05:57.177 --> 01:05:59.613 that anybody doing business with your lot 1138 01:05:59.646 --> 01:06:01.849 could find themselves with a nasty tax audit 1139 01:06:01.882 --> 01:06:04.885 from the Inland Revenue Department. 1140 01:06:04.918 --> 01:06:06.220 Audit? 1141 01:06:06.253 --> 01:06:07.621 Yes. 1142 01:06:10.222 --> 01:06:11.692 Breakfast. 1143 01:06:11.724 --> 01:06:13.159 Fried ham in a can 1144 01:06:13.193 --> 01:06:14.261 and you better like it 1145 01:06:14.293 --> 01:06:16.730 'cause there's nothing else. 1146 01:06:16.762 --> 01:06:19.232 Ugh, Jesus Christ. 1147 01:06:19.266 --> 01:06:21.135 Might pass on that. 1148 01:06:21.168 --> 01:06:23.903 A dummy overflowed into the bilge. 1149 01:06:23.936 --> 01:06:25.715 Ugh, what I wouldn't give for a whole bloody share 1150 01:06:25.739 --> 01:06:27.740 of my wife's home cooking right now. 1151 01:06:27.773 --> 01:06:29.643 Can you just get out? 1152 01:06:29.675 --> 01:06:31.478 Go. 1153 01:06:38.684 --> 01:06:41.587 Look, I know that I've missed a couple of payments 1154 01:06:41.621 --> 01:06:43.323 but can we sort something out? 1155 01:06:43.356 --> 01:06:46.493 It's just a short term cash flow hiccup, that's all. 1156 01:06:46.525 --> 01:06:48.928 I know the situation well. 1157 01:06:48.961 --> 01:06:50.697 A cup of tea? 1158 01:06:50.730 --> 01:06:51.831 No thanks. 1159 01:06:51.864 --> 01:06:55.201 Coffee then? 1160 01:07:06.813 --> 01:07:09.483 Why are you being so nice? 1161 01:07:12.885 --> 01:07:14.654 Oh shit. 1162 01:07:17.289 --> 01:07:19.960 If you need it now and you're strapped for cash. 1163 01:07:19.992 --> 01:07:22.528 Farmers is the place because at Farmers 1164 01:07:22.561 --> 01:07:24.630 there's one month interest free. 1165 01:07:24.664 --> 01:07:25.899 Excuse me. 1166 01:07:25.931 --> 01:07:27.466 What the hell are you doing? 1167 01:07:27.500 --> 01:07:29.268 We ain't farmers mate. 1168 01:07:29.302 --> 01:07:31.204 Repo. 1169 01:07:31.237 --> 01:07:32.940 Great. 1170 01:07:32.972 --> 01:07:34.208 Just great. 1171 01:07:34.240 --> 01:07:35.675 ♪ No, no, no, no, no, no ♪ 1172 01:07:35.708 --> 01:07:38.477 Wait! Wait! You can't do that. 1173 01:07:38.510 --> 01:07:43.217 This says they can apparently. 1174 01:07:43.250 --> 01:07:45.385 You never told me all of this was on credit. 1175 01:07:45.418 --> 01:07:46.987 Credit? 1176 01:07:47.019 --> 01:07:49.722 Is there anything else you haven't told me? 1177 01:07:49.755 --> 01:07:51.692 Oh man, we're screwed. 1178 01:07:59.833 --> 01:08:01.668 Hey! Stop! 1179 01:08:01.701 --> 01:08:04.503 Hey, I talked to your boss, we've come to an arrangement. 1180 01:08:04.536 --> 01:08:06.606 Come to visit tomorrow, mate. 1181 01:08:08.340 --> 01:08:12.411 Shit. 1182 01:08:12.445 --> 01:08:15.649 Dammit. Fuck. 1183 01:08:15.681 --> 01:08:19.886 ♪ You're on your own but not forever ♪ 1184 01:08:27.827 --> 01:08:29.762 ♪ The rain just keeps on pouring ♪ 1185 01:08:29.796 --> 01:08:31.632 Hi, I've got good news. 1186 01:08:31.664 --> 01:08:33.766 Where's the car? 1187 01:08:33.800 --> 01:08:36.369 Out front. 1188 01:08:36.403 --> 01:08:38.838 It's not. 1189 01:08:38.872 --> 01:08:39.905 It's where I parked it. 1190 01:08:39.939 --> 01:08:41.608 Shit. 1191 01:08:41.640 --> 01:08:43.476 Someone's nicked it. 1192 01:08:43.510 --> 01:08:44.811 Great, just what we need. 1193 01:08:44.845 --> 01:08:47.085 - I'll... I'll call the police. - I'll do it, I'll do it. 1194 01:08:56.722 --> 01:08:59.859 Hello? 1195 01:09:03.896 --> 01:09:07.268 It's for you. 1196 01:09:08.534 --> 01:09:10.336 Hello? 1197 01:09:10.369 --> 01:09:13.340 Yeah. 1198 01:09:19.011 --> 01:09:21.814 I see. 1199 01:09:21.847 --> 01:09:23.617 Thank you. 1200 01:09:23.649 --> 01:09:25.318 Bye. 1201 01:09:29.122 --> 01:09:31.458 Doogal at the gallery. 1202 01:09:31.490 --> 01:09:35.996 I had a buyer for a painting, that was the good news. 1203 01:09:36.029 --> 01:09:37.698 Told me she loved it. 1204 01:09:37.730 --> 01:09:39.666 But she's reneged. 1205 01:09:39.698 --> 01:09:43.836 Said she's changed her mind. 1206 01:09:43.869 --> 01:09:46.773 I hate being strung along like that. 1207 01:09:46.805 --> 01:09:48.674 Silly cow. 1208 01:09:48.707 --> 01:09:50.509 Hey. 1209 01:09:50.542 --> 01:09:51.411 Hey, hey. 1210 01:09:51.444 --> 01:09:53.347 You'll sell another one. 1211 01:09:53.380 --> 01:09:55.047 Don't let that get you down. 1212 01:09:55.081 --> 01:09:58.851 You are much, much better than that. 1213 01:10:05.091 --> 01:10:07.361 You got a lot on your plate at the moment, Jim. 1214 01:10:07.394 --> 01:10:10.063 The election coming up and those radio renegades. 1215 01:10:10.095 --> 01:10:12.098 Well, it's good to take some time off 1216 01:10:12.131 --> 01:10:15.469 from the constant toil of heavy handed straight repression. 1217 01:10:15.502 --> 01:10:17.371 Well, keep it up I say. 1218 01:10:17.404 --> 01:10:19.439 Yes, but already I grow weary at the thought 1219 01:10:19.471 --> 01:10:21.841 of having to burn more pop music records tomorrow. 1220 01:10:24.010 --> 01:10:26.113 Well, there's probably some people 1221 01:10:26.145 --> 01:10:28.849 who actually think you might do that. 1222 01:10:28.881 --> 01:10:30.449 What do you mean? 1223 01:10:30.483 --> 01:10:32.161 Well, I understand there's a bit of public support 1224 01:10:32.185 --> 01:10:34.654 for these radio pirates. 1225 01:10:34.686 --> 01:10:36.523 In the public a fickle. 1226 01:10:36.555 --> 01:10:38.991 There's that song, The Times They Are A-Changin'. 1227 01:10:39.024 --> 01:10:40.960 By that long haired beatnik. 1228 01:10:40.993 --> 01:10:44.530 - You mean, Bob Dylan. - Well, they may be a-changing 1229 01:10:44.564 --> 01:10:46.566 and I'm not one for standing in the way of progress 1230 01:10:46.599 --> 01:10:48.177 but it's not progress when people operate 1231 01:10:48.201 --> 01:10:51.104 - outside the law. - Here, here, brother. 1232 01:10:51.136 --> 01:10:54.106 It's the slippery slope to anarchy, nothing less. 1233 01:10:54.140 --> 01:10:58.177 And attack on the very fabric of society. 1234 01:11:04.117 --> 01:11:09.523 Verna, this chicken was delicious. 1235 01:11:09.555 --> 01:11:13.058 Yes, it was. 1236 01:11:13.091 --> 01:11:16.529 If you'll excuse me. 1237 01:11:21.000 --> 01:11:22.935 You're listening to Radio Hauraki 1238 01:11:22.969 --> 01:11:28.108 and we're all at sea on top of the dial 1480. 1239 01:11:28.140 --> 01:11:32.545 Hello, Uncle Jim. 1240 01:11:52.564 --> 01:11:53.966 Can you believe that these girls 1241 01:11:54.000 --> 01:11:56.735 really want to meet us. 1242 01:11:56.769 --> 01:11:57.838 What do we do? 1243 01:11:57.871 --> 01:11:59.472 Come on, keep up. 1244 01:11:59.506 --> 01:12:00.974 The girls can wait. 1245 01:12:01.006 --> 01:12:02.675 It's a beautiful thing, Murray. 1246 01:12:02.708 --> 01:12:04.144 Yeah, yeah, it's a beautiful thing. 1247 01:12:04.176 --> 01:12:05.811 Now make your move. 1248 01:12:05.845 --> 01:12:07.713 I'll raise you. 1249 01:12:07.747 --> 01:12:09.082 Ugh, nope. 1250 01:12:09.114 --> 01:12:10.649 Too rich for me. 1251 01:12:12.217 --> 01:12:13.586 Thank you, gentlemen. 1252 01:12:13.619 --> 01:12:15.788 You are beautiful too. 1253 01:12:17.122 --> 01:12:19.058 - Aerial. - Ugh, again. 1254 01:12:19.091 --> 01:12:22.795 Of all the bloody nights. 1255 01:12:22.828 --> 01:12:25.664 Worthless, you twat. 1256 01:12:25.698 --> 01:12:28.068 Here you'll need one of these. 1257 01:12:30.737 --> 01:12:32.672 Careful mate. 1258 01:12:42.282 --> 01:12:46.853 Nick! Nick! 1259 01:12:46.886 --> 01:12:47.954 Nick! 1260 01:12:47.987 --> 01:12:48.989 Nick! 1261 01:12:49.021 --> 01:12:50.756 Nick! 1262 01:12:50.789 --> 01:12:53.760 Nick! 1263 01:13:09.175 --> 01:13:14.314 Police might have found the car. 1264 01:13:14.346 --> 01:13:16.949 Hello? 1265 01:13:16.983 --> 01:13:17.984 Yes. 1266 01:13:23.256 --> 01:13:24.858 When? 1267 01:13:27.726 --> 01:13:29.296 I'm leaving now. 1268 01:13:33.699 --> 01:13:35.668 Jesus Christ, what have I done. 1269 01:13:38.805 --> 01:13:40.240 Come on, Nick. 1270 01:13:40.273 --> 01:13:42.208 Where are you, mate? 1271 01:13:52.217 --> 01:13:53.987 We're low on fuel. 1272 01:13:54.020 --> 01:13:55.622 Head back and fill up. 1273 01:13:55.654 --> 01:13:57.094 We're not stopping until we find him. 1274 01:15:35.054 --> 01:15:36.922 Thanks for coming in. 1275 01:15:39.324 --> 01:15:43.295 I just wanted to say... 1276 01:15:45.965 --> 01:15:50.136 I can understand if any of you want to pull out. 1277 01:15:56.309 --> 01:15:59.212 It's a difficult time. 1278 01:15:59.244 --> 01:16:04.416 You're all doing a hell of a job. 1279 01:16:04.449 --> 01:16:07.920 Thanks. 1280 01:16:22.801 --> 01:16:26.038 Richard, Richard. 1281 01:16:26.072 --> 01:16:29.342 - Shit. - Just what we need. 1282 01:16:29.375 --> 01:16:31.810 Jesus Christ! 1283 01:16:31.844 --> 01:16:34.247 You're like a dog with a bone! 1284 01:16:37.315 --> 01:16:42.322 I'm truly sorry for your friend. 1285 01:16:42.354 --> 01:16:44.990 But if wouldn't have happened if you hadn't broken the law. 1286 01:16:45.024 --> 01:16:46.902 It wouldn't have happened if you'd just given us 1287 01:16:46.926 --> 01:16:48.895 - the bloody license. - You took that boat to sea. 1288 01:16:48.927 --> 01:16:51.131 You're the one responsible for Nick Denson's death. 1289 01:16:51.163 --> 01:16:52.931 You know it. 1290 01:16:52.965 --> 01:16:55.802 And they certainly know it. 1291 01:16:55.835 --> 01:16:57.446 I came here to tell you that my department 1292 01:16:57.470 --> 01:17:00.140 has traced the sea plane you've been sneaking around in. 1293 01:17:00.172 --> 01:17:01.774 You can tell your man to come in. 1294 01:17:01.807 --> 01:17:06.246 It's over. 1295 01:17:06.279 --> 01:17:07.514 I know you think I'm a joke. 1296 01:17:07.546 --> 01:17:08.914 Following the rules while your lot 1297 01:17:08.948 --> 01:17:11.417 just thumb your nose at them. 1298 01:17:11.449 --> 01:17:13.051 All we want is the freedom to... 1299 01:17:13.085 --> 01:17:15.154 Freedom? 1300 01:17:15.188 --> 01:17:17.123 You have no idea what that means. 1301 01:17:17.155 --> 01:17:19.425 The freedoms my generation fought and died for. 1302 01:17:19.457 --> 01:17:22.961 The freedoms you just take for granted. 1303 01:17:22.994 --> 01:17:24.329 It just hasn't occurred to you 1304 01:17:24.363 --> 01:17:26.241 that in order for these freedoms to be preserved 1305 01:17:26.265 --> 01:17:29.002 there must be rules, there must be law. 1306 01:17:29.034 --> 01:17:31.970 But not for Richard Davis and his pirates. 1307 01:17:32.003 --> 01:17:35.375 Well, look where it's got you. 1308 01:17:35.408 --> 01:17:40.113 How many more lives are you willing to risk? 1309 01:18:08.039 --> 01:18:09.842 What are you doing? 1310 01:18:09.876 --> 01:18:15.114 I'm leaving you, Richard. 1311 01:18:15.146 --> 01:18:16.248 You're what? 1312 01:18:16.282 --> 01:18:18.184 They took everything. 1313 01:18:18.216 --> 01:18:20.018 Have a look, there's nothing left. 1314 01:18:23.154 --> 01:18:25.557 Money we owe to a loan shark. 1315 01:18:25.591 --> 01:18:27.894 Sound familiar? 1316 01:18:27.926 --> 01:18:29.295 It's all right, I can fix this. 1317 01:18:29.328 --> 01:18:31.331 Stop lying to me. 1318 01:18:33.966 --> 01:18:36.302 It wasn't their first visit. 1319 01:18:36.335 --> 01:18:39.038 No, on that visit they took the car. 1320 01:18:39.070 --> 01:18:40.939 You already knew that, didn't you? 1321 01:18:45.578 --> 01:18:47.146 Taxi. 1322 01:18:54.319 --> 01:18:57.356 I'm your wife. 1323 01:18:57.390 --> 01:19:02.494 You should've been honest with me. 1324 01:19:41.399 --> 01:19:44.202 Look, I've talked to the men. 1325 01:19:44.235 --> 01:19:48.006 And they're all behind you not Willis. 1326 01:19:48.039 --> 01:19:52.979 We're in the trenches together. 1327 01:19:53.011 --> 01:19:54.413 You can't do this! 1328 01:19:54.447 --> 01:19:59.385 We all want to go back out there! 1329 01:19:59.417 --> 01:20:05.123 - Are they here? - Yes, of course. 1330 01:20:05.157 --> 01:20:08.027 Bring them in. 1331 01:20:26.145 --> 01:20:28.715 - Thanks but... - We're not giving up 1332 01:20:28.747 --> 01:20:31.149 without a fight, the war is not over. 1333 01:20:31.182 --> 01:20:32.661 - Yeah, too bloody right. - If they want the Tiri 1334 01:20:32.685 --> 01:20:34.454 they can come tow it away themselves. 1335 01:20:34.487 --> 01:20:41.027 That won't look goo... goo-good in the papers either. 1336 01:20:41.060 --> 01:20:42.595 I really appreciate this. 1337 01:20:42.627 --> 01:20:44.229 I really, really do. 1338 01:20:48.367 --> 01:20:51.771 But I've made my decision. 1339 01:20:51.804 --> 01:20:54.172 I won't put any of your lives in danger again. 1340 01:20:54.206 --> 01:20:55.716 But we fought tooth and nail to get here! 1341 01:20:55.740 --> 01:20:57.210 I said no! 1342 01:21:00.779 --> 01:21:03.015 Tell Murray there's one more tape 1343 01:21:03.048 --> 01:21:04.317 coming out for broadcast. 1344 01:21:04.350 --> 01:21:07.687 After there, the Tiri comes back. 1345 01:21:12.057 --> 01:21:14.726 Is there any recording equipment left? 1346 01:21:14.760 --> 01:21:19.164 It's the old Twotrack. 1347 01:21:19.198 --> 01:21:21.601 This is Richard Davis. 1348 01:21:21.634 --> 01:21:25.404 Director of Radio Hauraki. 1349 01:21:25.438 --> 01:21:29.141 I have taken the decision that from midnight tonight. 1350 01:21:29.175 --> 01:21:35.148 Radio Hauraki will cease broadcasting. 1351 01:21:40.351 --> 01:21:43.523 ♪ Yeah baby, you're gonna let me love you ♪ 1352 01:21:43.555 --> 01:21:46.291 ♪ Yeah baby, feeling so good ♪ 1353 01:21:58.871 --> 01:22:01.606 Go away, my sister doesn't want to see you. 1354 01:22:01.640 --> 01:22:05.278 Please, Karen, I.. 1355 01:22:05.310 --> 01:22:07.079 I just need to tell her that she was right 1356 01:22:07.113 --> 01:22:13.485 and I was a fool and if she doesn't believe me, 1357 01:22:13.519 --> 01:22:18.091 listen to the radio tomorrow. 1358 01:22:18.123 --> 01:22:21.094 She won't hear a thing. 1359 01:22:21.127 --> 01:22:23.463 It's over as of midnight tonight. 1360 01:22:23.496 --> 01:22:27.100 Okay, fine, I'll tell her. 1361 01:22:27.132 --> 01:22:30.536 Just tell her that I love her 1362 01:22:30.569 --> 01:22:33.172 and that I always will. 1363 01:22:35.740 --> 01:22:39.244 And one day I'll figure out how to make it up to her, 1364 01:22:39.278 --> 01:22:41.681 all of it. 1365 01:22:41.713 --> 01:22:43.682 Cause she's still my girl. 1366 01:23:17.515 --> 01:23:19.684 From midnight tonight, Radio Hauraki 1367 01:23:19.717 --> 01:23:23.322 will cease broadcasting. 1368 01:23:23.354 --> 01:23:25.190 I want to apologize to all our supporters 1369 01:23:25.224 --> 01:23:27.460 who stood by us. 1370 01:23:27.493 --> 01:23:29.829 Without you we never could've gotten this far. 1371 01:23:33.198 --> 01:23:36.368 From all of the staff here at Radio Hauraki, 1372 01:23:36.402 --> 01:23:39.505 including our hero Nick Denson, 1373 01:23:39.537 --> 01:23:43.575 we thank you. 1374 01:23:43.609 --> 01:23:47.780 While it lasted it was one hell of a ride. 1375 01:23:47.813 --> 01:23:49.715 So goodnight 1376 01:23:49.747 --> 01:23:53.185 from the good ship, the Tiri. 1377 01:23:53.219 --> 01:23:55.253 And goodbye. 1378 01:24:43.769 --> 01:24:46.939 The rally, it's at 12 o'clock. 1379 01:24:46.971 --> 01:24:49.242 We're going to get back on air, Richard. 1380 01:25:17.302 --> 01:25:22.007 - You tried him at home again? - Yup, still no answer. 1381 01:25:24.310 --> 01:25:26.312 - Thank Christ. - Where the hell have you been? 1382 01:25:26.345 --> 01:25:28.314 Busy. 1383 01:25:28.346 --> 01:25:30.015 What's this about a rally? 1384 01:25:30.048 --> 01:25:33.452 At the town hall, everyone wants us back on the air. 1385 01:25:33.484 --> 01:25:34.786 Who organized this? 1386 01:25:34.819 --> 01:25:37.789 The... the... the p... people did that, the listeners. 1387 01:25:37.823 --> 01:25:41.027 And get this, Jim Willis is going to be there. 1388 01:25:41.060 --> 01:25:43.462 - Oh is he now? - The election's Saturday. 1389 01:25:43.494 --> 01:25:45.631 He wants to trot out his usual bullshit. 1390 01:25:45.663 --> 01:25:48.768 But now you're here, you can speak against him. 1391 01:25:48.801 --> 01:25:51.070 This is our chance to turn this thing around. 1392 01:25:51.103 --> 01:25:54.907 - Get broadcasting again. - Where's Murray? 1393 01:25:54.939 --> 01:25:57.609 Tiri won't start, she needs a new starter motor. 1394 01:25:57.643 --> 01:26:01.514 The old girl didn't want to come back home. 1395 01:26:01.546 --> 01:26:04.049 Let's go, rally's in 20 minutes. 1396 01:26:04.082 --> 01:26:06.085 Can't wait to see the look on Willis' face now. 1397 01:26:06.118 --> 01:26:11.057 You'll have his guts for g... g... g... garters mate. 1398 01:26:11.090 --> 01:26:13.426 No. 1399 01:26:15.426 --> 01:26:16.828 Why? 1400 01:26:18.930 --> 01:26:21.067 You know why. 1401 01:26:21.100 --> 01:26:25.771 We're not going out there again. 1402 01:26:25.804 --> 01:26:28.606 I don't think you understand. 1403 01:26:28.640 --> 01:26:32.411 This rally, all these people, 1404 01:26:32.444 --> 01:26:35.014 they don't want us on the Tiri. 1405 01:26:35.046 --> 01:26:38.750 They want what you've always wanted. 1406 01:26:38.783 --> 01:26:40.518 A license to broadcast from land. 1407 01:26:44.155 --> 01:26:46.692 Nick would always say how funny it was 1408 01:26:46.725 --> 01:26:51.463 having bugger all money and working 80 hours a week 1409 01:26:51.497 --> 01:26:56.502 but then he'd tell me how happy he was. 1410 01:26:56.534 --> 01:26:58.636 Music history, he'd say. 1411 01:27:01.907 --> 01:27:03.617 And even though there's a part of me that wishes 1412 01:27:03.641 --> 01:27:05.911 that he'd never met you, 1413 01:27:05.944 --> 01:27:09.715 I know what Nick would say right now. 1414 01:27:09.747 --> 01:27:12.817 What's that? 1415 01:27:12.850 --> 01:27:15.520 He'd say, "Finish what you started 1416 01:27:15.554 --> 01:27:20.359 and get that bloody license." 1417 01:27:23.729 --> 01:27:25.097 Your speech, Minister. 1418 01:27:25.130 --> 01:27:26.097 Thanks. 1419 01:27:26.131 --> 01:27:29.068 Sir, have you read this? 1420 01:27:29.100 --> 01:27:30.835 Haven't got time for that. 1421 01:27:30.868 --> 01:27:32.505 - Right. - Let's go. 1422 01:27:32.537 --> 01:27:37.942 Minister, I have the Prime Minister on line one. 1423 01:27:37.975 --> 01:27:41.679 Hello, Prime Minister. 1424 01:28:34.666 --> 01:28:38.471 Go Richard, yah! 1425 01:28:38.503 --> 01:28:40.573 Thank you for coming. 1426 01:28:40.605 --> 01:28:42.608 I'm Richard Davis from Radio Hauraki. 1427 01:28:52.751 --> 01:28:54.954 We started out on this adventure 1428 01:28:54.987 --> 01:28:57.690 because whenever I turned on the radio 1429 01:28:57.722 --> 01:29:01.193 all I could get was chamber music and horse racing. 1430 01:29:06.030 --> 01:29:08.100 When I'd rather hear The Beatles. 1431 01:29:10.935 --> 01:29:14.706 - The Beatles. - He means us. 1432 01:29:18.877 --> 01:29:23.215 Then I realized, this was really about choice. 1433 01:29:23.247 --> 01:29:27.519 Who should choose what we listen to on the radio? 1434 01:29:27.552 --> 01:29:29.988 Us or politicians? 1435 01:29:32.323 --> 01:29:36.194 Damn right it's a basic freedom of choice. 1436 01:29:36.228 --> 01:29:38.864 Like the freedom to walk down the street. 1437 01:29:38.896 --> 01:29:40.265 Freedom of speech. 1438 01:29:43.201 --> 01:29:48.940 Men and women have died for that freedom. 1439 01:29:48.974 --> 01:29:52.677 Well, why not the freedom to listen to what we want to hear? 1440 01:29:52.711 --> 01:29:54.313 What you want to hear. 1441 01:30:01.252 --> 01:30:04.055 May I? 1442 01:30:13.097 --> 01:30:15.634 Thank you, thank you, Mr. Davis. 1443 01:30:15.667 --> 01:30:19.872 I appreciate the opportunity to speak to you this afternoon. 1444 01:30:19.904 --> 01:30:23.341 We don't! 1445 01:30:23.375 --> 01:30:25.877 Now this government has taken a strong, 1446 01:30:25.911 --> 01:30:28.980 and at a times, unpopular position on broadcasting 1447 01:30:29.014 --> 01:30:33.886 and I make no apologies for it. 1448 01:30:33.918 --> 01:30:36.889 I'm deeply sorry that it's taken a tragedy 1449 01:30:36.921 --> 01:30:42.694 for Radio Hauraki to cease its operation. 1450 01:30:42.728 --> 01:30:44.596 The government has always encouraged 1451 01:30:44.630 --> 01:30:48.367 entrepreneurs with bright ideas. 1452 01:30:48.399 --> 01:30:52.103 These daring and audacious young men 1453 01:30:52.136 --> 01:30:54.939 have proved their medal. 1454 01:30:54.972 --> 01:30:57.609 Therefore, I'm pleased to announce and present 1455 01:30:57.643 --> 01:31:02.314 the granting of the official land based broadcasting license 1456 01:31:02.346 --> 01:31:05.884 for Radio Hauraki effective immediately. 1457 01:31:10.354 --> 01:31:13.324 This is dedicated to our most loved colleague, Nick Denson. 1458 01:31:13.358 --> 01:31:15.994 We got the bloody license, Nick! 1459 01:31:16.028 --> 01:31:17.028 Get me out of here. 1460 01:31:28.039 --> 01:31:29.073 Yes! 1461 01:31:47.725 --> 01:31:48.826 It's true then? 1462 01:31:48.859 --> 01:31:50.996 Oh, you bet it is, darling. 1463 01:31:51.029 --> 01:31:53.899 - Oh, show me! - Voila! 1464 01:31:53.931 --> 01:31:55.400 - Yes! - See this? 1465 01:31:55.434 --> 01:31:57.136 License to broadcast from land. 1466 01:31:57.168 --> 01:31:58.703 Best day of me life! 1467 01:32:03.140 --> 01:32:04.676 Ooh. 1468 01:32:06.712 --> 01:32:09.882 Yup, best day of my life. 1469 01:32:09.914 --> 01:32:11.216 Murray, we've got to tell Murray. 1470 01:32:11.248 --> 01:32:13.184 Let's go out there and tell him ourselves. 1471 01:32:13.217 --> 01:32:16.320 Yes, to the Tiri we go for one last boat ride. 1472 01:32:16.354 --> 01:32:18.856 One last boat ride! 1473 01:32:27.466 --> 01:32:30.936 Sir, I don't see why it's you who's resigning. 1474 01:32:30.969 --> 01:32:32.738 It's a matter of principle. 1475 01:32:32.770 --> 01:32:36.708 But the Prime Minister he's... he's just wrong. 1476 01:32:36.742 --> 01:32:38.219 It's not the job of you or anyone else 1477 01:32:38.243 --> 01:32:40.379 to question the Prime Minister's authority. 1478 01:32:40.412 --> 01:32:42.847 Sorry, sir. 1479 01:32:42.881 --> 01:32:47.953 Two more boxes to go to the car. 1480 01:32:47.985 --> 01:32:50.354 And Barry... 1481 01:32:50.387 --> 01:32:53.458 thank you. 1482 01:32:58.363 --> 01:33:01.233 Yes, it's Radio Hauraki 1480. 1483 01:33:01.265 --> 01:33:02.900 You can't keep us down. 1484 01:33:02.934 --> 01:33:05.070 We are back coming and coming to shore, baby. 1485 01:33:05.103 --> 01:33:08.106 ♪ When I first met you baby ♪ 1486 01:33:08.140 --> 01:33:10.909 ♪ You didn't want to know my name ♪ 1487 01:33:30.529 --> 01:33:33.365 - Cheers. - Cheers. 1488 01:33:33.398 --> 01:33:36.235 - Thank god. - Too bloody right! 1489 01:33:36.268 --> 01:33:38.012 - Take that Willis. - Couldn't have done this 1490 01:33:38.036 --> 01:33:39.446 - without you, mate. - Couldn't have done it 1491 01:33:39.470 --> 01:33:40.905 without the Tiri. 1492 01:33:40.939 --> 01:33:42.106 Here's a toast to the Tiri. 1493 01:33:42.140 --> 01:33:44.510 To the Tiri! 1494 01:33:44.542 --> 01:33:46.878 All right, better get this fitted, boys. 1495 01:33:46.912 --> 01:33:49.782 - To Murray. - To Murray! 1496 01:33:53.350 --> 01:33:58.523 Oy, getting queasy there, Popeye? 1497 01:33:58.556 --> 01:34:00.992 Ooh! 1498 01:34:11.502 --> 01:34:15.373 - Here we go. - Here we go! 1499 01:34:15.407 --> 01:34:19.377 So if you take all the marine inspectors and your bureaucrats 1500 01:34:19.411 --> 01:34:21.512 and your politicians and you lay them up, 1501 01:34:21.546 --> 01:34:23.282 hand to hand under the Harbor Bridge, 1502 01:34:23.314 --> 01:34:25.183 what do you get? 1503 01:34:25.216 --> 01:34:28.386 - What? - Who cares. 1504 01:34:28.420 --> 01:34:30.021 Ugh! 1505 01:34:52.210 --> 01:34:54.313 Alright down here lads? 1506 01:34:56.046 --> 01:34:57.348 Better check on Murray. 1507 01:34:59.650 --> 01:35:01.485 What the hell's going on up there? 1508 01:35:17.034 --> 01:35:20.505 Oh shit! 1509 01:35:22.106 --> 01:35:23.641 - The mooring cable snapped. - What! 1510 01:35:23.675 --> 01:35:25.353 We're drifting onto rocks! Sound the siren! 1511 01:35:25.377 --> 01:35:27.021 You break into the program and send out a mayday, 1512 01:35:27.045 --> 01:35:28.388 Brendon, gather all the life jackets. 1513 01:35:28.412 --> 01:35:30.314 I'll find Murray, come on! 1514 01:35:30.347 --> 01:35:31.582 - Shit! - Move! Move! 1515 01:35:37.922 --> 01:35:38.990 Mayday! Mayday! 1516 01:35:39.024 --> 01:35:40.092 This is the Tiri! 1517 01:35:40.125 --> 01:35:42.527 Mayday! This is the Tiri! 1518 01:35:42.560 --> 01:35:44.563 We have broken our mooring. 1519 01:35:44.595 --> 01:35:46.530 I repeat, we have broken our mooring 1520 01:35:46.564 --> 01:35:48.901 and are drifting off to the rocks. 1521 01:35:48.934 --> 01:35:50.903 This is a mayday call! 1522 01:35:58.510 --> 01:36:03.248 Jesus we're right on top of it! 1523 01:36:03.280 --> 01:36:06.118 Murray! 1524 01:36:06.150 --> 01:36:09.086 Murray! 1525 01:36:09.119 --> 01:36:10.655 Mate! 1526 01:36:10.689 --> 01:36:12.057 Come on, mate. 1527 01:36:16.594 --> 01:36:20.231 The ship's moving, I can feel it. 1528 01:36:20.265 --> 01:36:21.709 You got that right, we're almost on top of rocks. 1529 01:36:21.733 --> 01:36:22.733 We gotta move. 1530 01:36:30.608 --> 01:36:32.377 Mayday! Mayday! 1531 01:36:32.409 --> 01:36:33.577 It's hit the rocks. 1532 01:36:40.318 --> 01:36:42.554 Keep moving! 1533 01:36:54.099 --> 01:36:56.435 Guys, we're going to have to jump. 1534 01:36:56.467 --> 01:36:59.971 I'm the last to leave. 1535 01:37:00.005 --> 01:37:02.039 Not tonight you're not. 1536 01:37:02.073 --> 01:37:05.110 Make sure everyone gets off. 1537 01:37:05.143 --> 01:37:07.546 Okay, now go! 1538 01:37:14.652 --> 01:37:16.454 Hold on, Murray! 1539 01:37:18.689 --> 01:37:20.524 I got you! 1540 01:37:30.601 --> 01:37:33.137 This is Tim Scott on the Tiri. 1541 01:37:33.171 --> 01:37:36.141 Radio Hauraki! We're going down! 1542 01:37:36.173 --> 01:37:38.542 I repeat, we're going down. 1543 01:37:38.576 --> 01:37:43.081 The water's up to our ankles in here. 1544 01:37:43.113 --> 01:37:44.415 Ugh. 1545 01:37:44.448 --> 01:37:49.587 To my wife, I'll be home when I can. 1546 01:37:49.621 --> 01:37:53.725 I'm turning up the microphone so you can hear what's going on. 1547 01:37:57.796 --> 01:38:00.632 Hurry, it's time to go! 1548 01:38:00.664 --> 01:38:02.167 Come on! 1549 01:38:03.301 --> 01:38:04.701 - I love you Mom and Dad. - Get out! 1550 01:38:14.645 --> 01:38:16.081 Come on! 1551 01:38:20.618 --> 01:38:22.187 Put this on. 1552 01:38:22.220 --> 01:38:24.289 Ugh. 1553 01:38:24.322 --> 01:38:27.259 - Where are the others? - Off ship. 1554 01:38:27.292 --> 01:38:30.195 - Now jump! - Ugh! 1555 01:38:42.841 --> 01:38:44.242 Ugh! 1556 01:38:52.583 --> 01:38:54.286 Come on, let's go. 1557 01:38:59.356 --> 01:39:02.793 Ugh! Help! Fuck. 1558 01:39:02.827 --> 01:39:05.463 Come on! Open! 1559 01:39:05.497 --> 01:39:07.099 Open! 1560 01:39:07.131 --> 01:39:08.365 Fuck! 1561 01:39:14.872 --> 01:39:17.108 Ugh! 1562 01:40:25.944 --> 01:40:27.412 He's awake! 1563 01:40:32.449 --> 01:40:35.920 - Ugh, where are we? - A beach, a bloody beach. 1564 01:40:35.953 --> 01:40:38.489 Cliff face all around and we wash up on a beach. 1565 01:40:38.523 --> 01:40:40.358 - Everyone? - Ey. 1566 01:40:40.390 --> 01:40:42.693 - Oh thank god. - We thought we'd lost you though 1567 01:40:42.726 --> 01:40:45.396 until old Brendon here gave you the Irish kiss of life. 1568 01:40:45.430 --> 01:40:47.265 The pirates have landed 1569 01:40:47.297 --> 01:40:48.800 but only bloody just. 1570 01:40:48.832 --> 01:40:52.203 Come on, up you get. 1571 01:40:52.237 --> 01:40:54.672 Up. 1572 01:40:54.706 --> 01:40:59.978 You all right? 1573 01:41:18.529 --> 01:41:23.602 She was a good ship. 1574 01:41:23.635 --> 01:41:27.271 I hope you've still got that bloody license. 1575 01:41:36.613 --> 01:41:38.726 Of course the first thing we need is a new transmitter. 1576 01:41:38.750 --> 01:41:40.318 And a site for the aerial. 1577 01:41:40.350 --> 01:41:41.987 Here we go. 1578 01:41:42.020 --> 01:41:43.922 Who's going to do the first show? 1579 01:41:43.954 --> 01:41:45.990 - Me, come on. - Put me on. 1580 01:42:16.854 --> 01:42:21.726 ♪ Feels like we've been pushed around ♪ 1581 01:42:21.759 --> 01:42:26.765 ♪ Tonight we're gonna stand our ground ♪ 1582 01:42:26.797 --> 01:42:31.670 ♪ People want to cheat today ♪ 1583 01:42:31.703 --> 01:42:36.007 ♪ The people want to have their say ♪ 1584 01:42:36.039 --> 01:42:38.576 ♪ A new sensation ♪ 1585 01:42:38.609 --> 01:42:40.912 ♪ Liberation ♪ 1586 01:42:40.944 --> 01:42:43.514 ♪ Across the nation ♪ 1587 01:42:43.547 --> 01:42:45.916 ♪ For our generation ♪ 1588 01:42:45.949 --> 01:42:48.353 ♪ A new sensation ♪ 1589 01:42:48.386 --> 01:42:50.889 ♪ Bringing liberation ♪ 1590 01:42:50.921 --> 01:42:53.625 ♪ Across the nation ♪ 1591 01:42:53.658 --> 01:42:55.960 ♪ For our generation ♪ 1592 01:42:59.396 --> 01:43:04.368 ♪ Listen to that rocking sound ♪ 1593 01:43:04.402 --> 01:43:09.541 ♪ As they all try to push us down ♪ 1594 01:43:09.573 --> 01:43:13.744 ♪ We lose a lot but we fight the fight ♪ 1595 01:43:13.778 --> 01:43:15.680 ♪ You still got freedom ♪ 1596 01:43:15.712 --> 01:43:18.782 ♪ Within our sight ♪ 1597 01:43:18.815 --> 01:43:21.051 ♪ Talking about ♪ 1598 01:43:21.085 --> 01:43:23.788 ♪ Yeah talking about ♪ 1599 01:43:23.820 --> 01:43:25.957 ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ 1600 01:43:27.125 --> 01:43:29.627 ♪ Freedom ♪ 1601 01:43:29.659 --> 01:43:31.863 ♪ Freedom ♪ 1602 01:43:31.895 --> 01:43:33.797 ♪ Freedom ♪ 1603 01:43:33.831 --> 01:43:37.034 ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ 1604 01:43:37.068 --> 01:43:41.506 ♪ Whoaaaa ♪ 1605 01:43:44.141 --> 01:43:47.112 ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ 1606 01:43:47.145 --> 01:43:49.047 ♪ Freedom ♪ 1607 01:43:49.079 --> 01:43:51.483 ♪ A new sensation ♪ 1608 01:43:51.515 --> 01:43:53.851 ♪ Liberation ♪ 1609 01:43:53.885 --> 01:43:56.521 ♪ Across the nation ♪ 1610 01:43:56.554 --> 01:43:58.957 ♪ For our generation ♪ 1611 01:43:58.989 --> 01:44:01.091 ♪ A new sensation ♪ 1612 01:44:01.125 --> 01:44:03.862 ♪ Bringing liberation ♪ 1613 01:44:03.895 --> 01:44:06.531 ♪ Across the nation ♪ 1614 01:44:06.564 --> 01:44:08.867 ♪ For our generation ♪ 1615 01:44:08.899 --> 01:44:11.603 ♪ It's a new sensation ♪ 1616 01:44:11.636 --> 01:44:14.005 ♪ Liberation ♪ 1617 01:44:14.037 --> 01:44:16.607 ♪ Across the nation ♪ 1618 01:44:16.640 --> 01:44:21.879 ♪ Whoaaaa ♪