All my precious things, but at least they didn't take anything.
Well, there is that.
You'll be a count on this.
Hitch, hiking up the coast?
Give me a favour. Let's just talk about it.
Yeah, well, I am not going back home.
Who said you were?
Well, that's what Mr Carpenter will say.
Yeah, well, he could have a point.
See?
What I mean is it's pretty dangerous
tripping off round the country on your own.
It was your idea.
No, it wasn't.
All I said was Arthur was pretty unfair of your mum
not letting you and Sean go with Craig.
So I'm doing something about it, right?
But you're wrong.
Look, you could get yourself into a lot of trouble this way.
What am I gonna do?
Look, you can stay here for a while
until we work something else out.
Can I?
And what about Mr Carpenter?
No, look, I'll handle Lou.
Thanks, Rick.
Hi.
Hi.
This? Or this?
What?
Well, which one shall I wear?
Oh, I don't know.
I've just been through an hour of purgatory
with Lou, the trainer from hell.
What are you getting so dollied up for?
Because we've got a dinner date tonight, remember?
Oh, no.
Oh, yes, so come on, you gotta go home,
get showered, get dressed.
Look, I can't.
Can't what?
I'll take you out for dinner.
Look, I'm sorry, I really am,
but I've been so busy I forgot all about it.
And now I promised to meet Janet Harbour tonight
to discuss counsellor training for the school youth home.
Again?
Hey, look, I'd cancel if I could,
but it's the only time Janet can fit me into a schedule.
Look, you don't mind, do you?
I'll make it up to you later.
Yeah, sure.
Fine, later's fine.
Everything's fixed.
Good.
Thank you, Anthony.
That's fine.
See you. Bye.
Oh, right in the middle of your lovely dinner.
I hope it hasn't spoiled.
Of course it hasn't. Have some more.
Oh, I will. It's delicious.
That was my son-in-law.
All the locks have been changed
and the security bars are on the windows
so I can go back any time I like now.
Oh, dear.
Pardon?
Oh, it's just that I've been enjoying your company so much.
I'm very pleased that you can go back to your home,
but I'm going to miss your company very much.
Oh, me too. It's been wonderful.
There you go.
Look, I reckon you should give your mum a call.
At least let her know that you're safe and sound.
Why does she care? I'm just another shop assistant to her.
She never really loved me.
I've always been on my own, like an orphan.
And then Dad comes along and I almost lose him.
It's not fair.
Yeah, I've got to admit, you've had a pretty rough time lately.
Yeah, well, it's always been like that. Nobody cares.
Oh, come off it. That's not true.
Look, there are a lot of people that care.
Do you, Rick?
Of course I do.
That was great, Mum.
When it comes to roast dinners, you are the best.
Tell that to your father.
He'd obviously sooner be out training with Mark.
Just goes to try to serious his about it, doesn't it?
Yeah, I suppose it does.
Which is all the more reason for you girls to get into shape quick, smart,
if we're going to win this triathlon.
Ha! Not against loose boys, you know.
I wouldn't be too sure about that, Mr. Know-it-all.
Sorry, Mum. Don't stand a chance. Any dessert?
Chocolate ice cream in the fridge.
Oop, I'll get it.
Hi, Chloe. Hi, Beth.
Hi. I'm not disturbing dinner or anything, am I?
No, not at all. Just... I have some dessert, though. Chocolate ice cream.
Mm, sounds good. Forget it.
I know what you're trying to do, Brad Willis. You're trying to sabotage my team.
There will be no ice cream for these girls until they're good and fit.
Mum!
No, no, no, no. Oh, Mum, the coach's word is law.
Which reminds me, Beth, you entered the time trials yesterday.
No, sorry. That's sort of what I came to say.
See, there was a clash between your session and my shift at the coffee shop,
and then I'd already arranged to have lunch with Wayne and I...
Yes, yes, yes. All right. You can catch up tomorrow.
How does a 6 a.m. jog grab you?
6 a.m.?
Shouldn't clash with anything at that time, should it?
Come on, Gabby. You can help me with the dishes.
It'll keep your mind off food.
Oh, look what Brad's got. What about him?
Well, what's that, Brad? He's the opposition.
He can eat as much ice cream as he likes.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
Sure he wouldn't like some?
Oh, better not.
Hey, you don't have to take all this triathlon business so seriously, you know.
If you don't want to train, that's up to you.
It's not that.
I'm trying.
Yeah?
Well, I've hardly seen him lately. He's got so much on.
So? Who hasn't? Have a look at me.
I've got the coffee shop, the water hole and Lou's training schedule.
But I can still find time to let you come round
and watch me eat chocolate ice cream, can't I?
Ha, ha.
Oh, my God.
Ellie, no, get out of here.
Oh, please, don't make me go.
No, look, this is crazy.
Oh, look, I'm scared and I'm lonely.
I just need someone to be with, that's all.
There's nothing to be scared of, OK?
No, I'm not. Not when I'm with you.
Um, Lou, this isn't what it looks like.
Isn't it?
Well, it certainly looks like something.
Well, the devil's going on.
Shark horror for Rosie.
You need to sit down?
I need to lay down in a great big pine box.
What will the neighbours say?
Connor, let's make you have sex.
It's a bitter pill to swallow.
Let me just say goodbye.
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You see, Ali was going to hitchhike to Nambuca.
Yeah, yeah, that's right, to catch up with Craig and her dad.
Except I said it was crazy and that we should talk about it.
Oh, that's what you were doing, is it? Talking?
Well, yeah.
Half undressed on the couch?
Well, no. I mean, it was...
Does your mother know you're here, love?
Uh, no.
Well, I'd better ring her. She'd be worried sick.
And you'd better get back in there
if that's where you're supposed to be.
I'm sorry if I got you in trouble.
Oh, that's cool. But just do as he says and go to bed.
Okay. I'll see you later.
I'll tell you one thing.
What?
Hello, Wendy, it's Lou.
It's okay, love, she's here.
Yeah, Rick found her.
Or some story about hitchhiking up the coast.
Listen, love, it's pretty late.
Why don't I keep her here
and deliver her back to you first thing tomorrow morning?
Okay?
Good.
Fine, I'll talk to you in the morning. Good night.
Well, that's got that sorted out.
Thanks, Lou.
Well, look, there really wasn't anything going on, you know.
Well, at least not by me.
It's Ali.
I try and be nice to her and she just gets the wrong idea.
Well, you better put her straight, mate.
These things can lead to a lot of trouble, and I should know.
Yeah, well, she won't like it.
Much better a bit of pain now than a whole lot later on,
believe you mean.
Okay, that's enough of the push-ups.
Let's move on to the skipping.
Follow me.
You're both gonna do 100 skips at double time.
Get your ropes ready.
Yeah, yeah, okay, we're ready.
Not so loud, Lou. We're here, not in the next street.
Well, they could have followed me.
You look half asleep. A pair of you.
Give us a break. We've only just got up.
Yeah, it's still practically night time.
We're up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
We're gonna get up in the morning.
What time is it?
What time?
Rubbish, you get up earlier than this to go surfing.
So what's the difference?
Well, wetsuit for one.
I don't know if some guy blasted my eardrums with that thing.
Excuses, excuses. Come on, get with it.
Where's your skipping rabble at?
Yeah.
I dipped my work out an hour and a half ago.
Come on, and a one, and a two.
Stretch those arms, lift those knees.
Hup, hup, hup.
How can I feel? What can I do for you?
Can you keep the noise down a bit?
What's wrong with this thing?
I'm not doing good.
They could all do with a work out for us thing in the morning.
What about you, mate?
Forget it, I'm going back to my tuna.
Get rid of that megaphone or I'll report you for noise pollution.
How can I stay, Phil?
Okay, you two, get those knees up.
But I said double time now.
Hup, two, hup, two, hup, two, hup, two, hup, two.
Oh, a bit of effort, girl.
No!
Stretch and stretch, come on.
Stretch, stretch me.
Oh, Mum!
Yes, you do, Lauren.
It's important to limber up first and then perhaps might run better.
I'm your last ever. It was just hopeless.
So was yours, Gabby.
Stretch and stretch.
Oh, maybe Beth can inspire us.
Oh, I feel very inspired.
Oh, that's it. Come on, get up.
Hamstrings.
Oh, well, none of that.
I don't know what's the matter with you.
I mean, don't you want to show the other team what you're made of?
No, I do not.
I don't know what you're going to do, whether you like it or not.
Now, OK, girls, a gentle jog.
Oh!
OK, come on, 50 metres and then half-reson setups.
Oh, what?
This is murder. Is your mum always like this?
That's not my mum. That's a tall of a hunch.
Hey, wasn't Adelaide supposed to be on our team?
Oh, she's probably too busy doing some private training with Mark.
Oh, is that how it is? I thought you two were friends.
Oh, not now Mark's on the scene, right?
None of your business.
One, two, three!
Thanks, Vickar. I really appreciate this.
Yeah, well, just as long as you don't get the wrong idea, OK?
Sorry?
Me and you. Last night, remember?
That was definitely out of order.
But I thought that...
Look, I know what you thought, and it's not un-OK.
So, you don't like me anymore?
Look, I like you. I like you a lot, Ali.
I mean, I think you're really attractive.
Then what's the problem?
Look, you're only 14. You're still just a kid.
So, if I was older, it'd be OK?
Well, yeah, it'd be better.
Look, why don't you come back in about five years or so?
Five years? Give me a break.
Look, that doesn't mean we can't be mates in the meantime.
Well, I suppose not.
But five years? I mean, that's a very long time.
Come on!
One more, sir, because then we'll do some push-ups!
Get up!
Keep going! Stop it, Vickar!
Oh!
Oh, look!
That's the oldest trick in the world!
Oh, it's not a trick. It's my back.
There's all this running and stretching.
I'm pulling out before I hurt it again.
Pulling out?
You can't do that!
Just watch me.
But...
No, what about the trials?
What about the team?
Oh, what about it?
Oh!
Well, it looks like you two are going to have to work twice as hard.
Come on, let's go.
Ow! Ow!
Ow! Ow!
Very funny.
Come on!
Come on!
Oh, yeah.
You can see someone's taking your training seriously.
Yeah, well, after what Mum's just put me through,
I need the energy.
Slave driver.
Now, tell me about it.
I'm gonna spend a few hours with megaphone-mouthed Lou.
Hey, move over and give me some of this.
Get your own.
Well, if you don't, I'll have to tell Mum.
You wouldn't.
Try me.
You little dobber.
I never would have signed up if I knew I was gonna be like this.
Up at the crack of dawn in the pool, push-ups.
Still got an hour's run to do before lunch yet.
I know, when Mum talks about a little job, she means a marathon.
You can't be as bad as Lou.
Still, we found Elise can handle it.
Anelise?
Oh, don't make me laugh.
Miss Hartman hasn't turned up for a single training session so far.
You can just imagine her, stumbling around like a one-legged chook.
Oh, Elise, please.
Now.
Now.
We need you, Julie.
Oh, I don't know, Pam. I have got rather a lot on.
Yeah, but you did say you would.
And now that Lauren's pulled out and the others,
well, they're just hopeless. They've got no motivation at all.
I wonder if you'll treat them like Lou treats his team.
Sorry?
Out there this morning in his backyard,
bellowing and bullying them through his louder.
Ah, yes, but was he getting results? That's the point.
Well, they're moving around a lot.
Oh.
Well, you see, Julie, I mean, we're not careful.
They're just gonna walk all over us.
Oh, well, I suppose I did more or less promise.
Oh, wonderful. There you go.
What's this? That's the training schedule.
I'll see you there. OK, I've got to rush. Bye.
All this family needs is an athlete getting up at the crack of dawn
to train and disturbing the rest of us.
What about you?
Oh, in a good cause, Philip. The school youth line, remember?
Bye. Bye.
Oh, it'll be fun, especially if you join Lou's team,
and we can compete against each other.
Forget it.
Hmm.
Now, hear this.
I want you loose and flexible,
and be concentrated and focused.
At the same time, they'll tie themselves in knots.
Pam, you use your methods, I'll use mine, OK?
At least I've got my team intact.
Yes, well, I would, too, if it wasn't for your daughter.
I'm much good with a bad back.
She'd be all right if she had some inspiration from her coach.
Oh. Come on, Lou, let's get this run underway.
OK, now you're off on a 5K run.
I want you around the course in 20 minutes or less.
Oh, what? 20 minutes?
Oh, give us a break. I'm still trying to digest breakfast.
That's your problem. On your mark.
No, sorry, I'm only doing 2K.
You'll do as you're told, Willis. Shape up or ship out.
Right.
Hey, where are you going? Shipping out.
What was that about inspiration, Lou?
I don't have to tell anybody what I'm telling you.
The whole gang's back, and it's gonna be a wild all-night party.
How will this kill anyone?
This is the night you've been waiting for.
I'm gonna miss you, baby.
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Nah, it's just not my scene.
Oh come on mate, you'd enjoy it once you got stuck into it.
Oh yeah, that's why Brad pulled out, is it?
Having trouble keeping your team together, are you Luke?
Oh kids, you know what they're like. Pam's got the same problem.
She's trying to find a replacement for Laura right now.
Not anymore!
You!
That's right!
And you've got a battle on your hands, I can tell you.
We can handle it.
Hey come on mate, we need you more than ever. What do you say?
Hey look, you were into all that health and fitness a while back, weren't you?
Forget it Lou, I don't want any more 6am workouts or any poolside training sessions without Laura.
Oh that was just for Pam, you don't need it.
I could put you in the cycling against Doug.
Come on, you're coast home.
He wouldn't be too hard to beat, would he?
Nah, of course he wouldn't. What do you say, eh?
Yeah, alright, I'll do it. Got yourself a deal.
Good luck mate.
Here you go mate.
Thanks.
Oh, here's to Lou. Let's hope he takes all day to find your replacement.
Someone who can handle the pace.
Hey, I can handle the pace man, it's the yelling I can't handle.
Hey, I tell you what, I want to join out with Dad and Mark.
At least it'll be quieter.
Oh, I see, going over to the enemy.
Fancy yourself against me in the running, do you?
No, but I reckon Mark would give you a go.
Mark, he doesn't stand a chance, he's tried before.
This is where you are.
Hey.
I thought you were training.
Just taking a break.
Well, how about taking a proper one at the coffee shop? Lunch?
Ah, sorry, but I've still got a 5km run to do.
Hey, tell you what, why don't you do it with me?
It'll do you good, get rid of some of that flab.
What flab?
Just teasing.
Well, I'd better go and get warmed up.
I'll catch you later.
Do you believe that guy?
No, he's a fool.
He doesn't know what he's missing.
Hey, what if you're stuck, why don't you come around here for lunch?
Here?
Sure, why not?
Yeah, why not?
That's really nice of you, thanks.
Pleasure.
I'll see you then.
Yep, see you.
Yes.
Do you live here alone, normally?
I might just as well.
I do have a couple of what you might call lodgers,
but I hardly see them.
They're young, you know.
That's why it's been such a joy having Rosie here,
someone my own age to talk to.
Oh, please, do sit down.
That's very kind of you to say so, Mrs. Daniels,
but Mum really shouldn't have imposed on you like this.
But she hasn't.
I'm afraid she doesn't realise what a burden she can be sometimes,
living in that big house of hers, all alone.
Well, it's very worrying for the family.
Oh, but surely she manages perfectly well
and she loves that house.
You've no idea how she's looking forward to going back to it.
Yes, I know. That's the trouble.
It would be to everyone's advantage
if Mum moved into a retirement village.
Here you are.
Oh, Polly, you made me worried to death.
Yeah, I bet you didn't even notice I was gone.
Oh, that's not fair.
Fair? Of course I didn't. It's only Sean.
Ali, please.
Ali, at least give your mum a fair go.
OK.
I'd sooner be with Dan Craig.
Oh, well, I'm sorry you feel like that.
I do my best.
Why don't you just tell your mum what you told me?
Oh, what's that?
Ali's got it into her head that you don't love her any more,
that you think your business is more important than her.
Oh, Ali, how could you think like that, darling?
Sweetheart, I love you.
You're far more important to me than the shop.
You do believe that, don't you?
Yeah, I suppose.
Maybe I did go a bit over the top.
Oh, Ali.
Serviettes. Mum, where are the serviettes?
Where they always are, in the drawer.
Oh, who's coming for lunch, the Queen?
Oh, no, Beth's just coming over for a bite to eat.
Oh, Beth.
Yeah, just trying to cheer her up.
Wayne's been giving her a hard time, really neglecting her.
And you're gonna make up for it by feeding her to death, are you?
Oh, it just takes Anna miserable, that's all.
Rose.
Oh, that'll be her.
Well, I'll leave you to it.
Hi, Beth.
All right, come on in. Why don't you serve?
Oh, this is lovely.
You've really gone through a lot of trouble, haven't you?
Oh, it's nothing. Dig in.
Thanks. I will.
I really appreciate this, you know.
Not just lunch, but the way you put up with me.
Be a real mate.
No, no problem.
No problem at all.
Well, I think that's about everything.
Groceries, cleaning stuff,
all set to move back home.
Nothing I've forgotten, is there, Helen?
Helen.
You're very quiet. Is anything the matter?
I'm not sure.
Oh. I had a visitor while you were out.
A visitor?
Yes, your daughter, Ella.
Oh, and what did she want?
Oh, she just wanted to know how you were, you know.
Is that all?
We had a little chat.
Rosie, I know
this isn't any of my business,
but she's very concerned about you living on your own.
And as you said,
she does seem to think you'd be better off
in a retirement village.
Hmm, she does, does she?
I told you that's what she was up to.
I must get home right away.
Well, jump to it, you morons.
This is Big Lou talking.
I want 20 lengths of the pole, a 15k jog,
200 push-ups, and then we'll get down to some serious training.
Oh, that's him.
What are you laughing at? You're not supposed to be enjoying yourself.
You're supposed to be training.
Stop it.
You know what?
I haven't had such a good time in ages.
Damn, not even with Wayne?
No, Wayne's different.
You make me laugh.
I'm really glad we're still friends.
I need you around me.
I need you as well.
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