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Tonight at 6 30, the brand new series of Banjo Paterson's The Man from Snowy River, followed by 60 Minutes and our premiere special 50 Fantastic Years Part II.
The Man from Snowy River
The Man from Snowy River
The Man from Snowy River
What's the matter, matey?
Mummy won't let you have a drink.
Go on. It's on the house. It's a free sample. Try it.
Oh well, give us it back then if you're gonna be a mummy's boy.
My brother here will get you a glass of milk.
George, have we got any milk in the back of the car?
Leave it alone.
Well, look what we've got here, Greg. We've got ourselves a real drinking man here.
Come on lad, show us another one.
It's quite a large amount you're seeking, Mrs O'Neill.
Yes, it is.
But then with the railroad leasing part of your property, no doubt you've been in a position to repay the loan quite quickly.
Money is meant to work, Mr Elliott, and I'm planning other investments, so I have no intention of paying off the loan quickly.
Any more than I intend to discuss my business here in public.
Please, Mrs O'Neill. Kathleen, please forgive me. My office, of course.
I'll be with you in just one moment, Mr Hawking.
Hey, Dad!
Help me!
Help me!
Help me!
It's been good having you here, Luke. You've been a real help with the muster.
That's surprised you, hasn't it?
Well, I didn't think you and I would ever be friends.
The fact is, these past few months at Langara, it's the first time I felt like I belonged somewhere.
You're part of the family. You belong with us.
Watch the mop.
Harry, are you all right?
That's Bill Jarvis' boy.
What are you trying to do, lad?
I think he's drunk.
Rob, is that you?
Come on, let's get you up.
Must be broken.
Let's see if he can find something to use in his splint.
We'll have to straighten him.
Come on, son. Let me come.
He'll be all right.
He'll be all right.
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Arriba, arriba!
Underly, underly!
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
Ay, caramba!
This little brindak, he is so fast, I almost not get in in time.
El carabinero's worked.
I never seen one so speedy.
Ay, ay, ay!
But like me, he is more than just speedy.
He use some sort of funny mouth.
He is calaprezo Mexico!
Fast black and white, full colour too.
The cannons say it all square.
Arriba, arriba!
This one, he give you the orangeie ladle.
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Beautiful?
I have never seen an eclipse like it.
It had air conditioning.
Brilliant!
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And two pairs of boots.
Boots? Yes, sir.
What size do you take?
Not for me. My boys.
I'll make them size 12. They're big lads, both of them.
Well, ask the lads in. They can try them on.
12s will be fine.
I'll take all of this.
Yes, sir.
Goodness! Are you all right?
Oh, my God!
My wagon and the packages!
What am I going to do?
Who's the lady?
That's Mrs. O'Neil.
Married, huh?
She's a widow.
A widow, eh?
Are you all right?
Oh, my wagon!
Do you mind?
Stupid young men!
They're all the same!
That way!
What is happening to this town, Matt?
Well, I've just seen worse.
I saw the Jarvis boy break his arm.
The miners and the railroad workers,
especially the young ones,
seem to be more drunk than sober.
Who's that?
Mr. Hocking.
He was just in the bank counting out
a huge roll of money.
And those two hooligans with him,
they're all going to be down up there.
This collar is killing me.
Why do we have to go to church for anyway?
We've never been before.
Tell him, Greg.
Because we're settling here, I suppose.
Exactly. We're settling here,
putting down roots.
No more living in the bush like wild animals.
Brady Hocking and his boys are going to have a home.
A house?
Why not?
I still don't see why we've got to go to church.
We're going to have to go to church.
Why?
I still don't see why we've got to go to church.
What better place to meet our future neighbors
and our future customers
than in the house of the Lord?
Hurry up with those boots or we'll be late.
And I don't want to miss the sermon.
Amazing grace, Christ be our sound,
That saved a wretch like thee.
I lost what was the land I found,
But my people never will I see.
Over the past few weeks,
you've listened to me expressing concern
over what you and I are letting happen to our town.
Patterson's Ridge is growing.
The railway is about to come through.
The town is expanding.
It's the progress that we've all worked so hard for.
But that progress has brought us new problems.
The illegally brewed alcohol that's being sold in the district
has already caused bad accidents and nasty fights.
I know none of us like to be informers,
but those of you who know anything
about where this is coming from,
we do have a responsibility to your neighbors
to do something about it.
Thank you.
Brady Hocking, Parson.
And these are my two sons, Greg and George.
Nice to meet you, Mr. Hocking.
Welcome to Patterson's Ridge.
I'm planning to stay.
We certainly are, sir.
Although I was a little concerned
about the subject of your sermon.
I'm not concerned, Mr. Hocking.
Ah, Mr. McGregor, isn't it?
Yeah.
And Mrs. O'Neill.
I hope it doesn't put you off our little town, Mr. Hocking.
We'll find out who's responsible, though, don't you worry.
So you don't know where it's coming from?
No, I'm afraid not.
The young men around here don't like the idea of turning informer.
Alcohol is the devil's brew, and that's for sure.
I would let either of my sons touch the stuff.
Well, don't worry.
We'll find out who's responsible.
You can't stay here for long.
No, you can't.
Well, it's been a pleasure meeting you all.
No doubt we'll see more of each other in the future.
Goodbye.
That preacher's gonna make things hot for us.
Maybe we should move on.
Nobody moves Grady Hocking on ever again.
It ain't the Parson I'm worried about.
Then it should be.
A man pays more heed to the Parson than he does to the policeman.
They listen to him.
What he says goes.
I'm just telling you what I heard.
Matt McGregor's a member of Parliament, that's all.
Well, well, you got me shaking now.
And what's he gonna do?
He's gonna pass a law against us?
We're already breaking the law.
We could get ten years, all of us.
Ah!
What'd you do that for?
George didn't mean anything.
Nobody moves Grady Hocking on.
And nobody puts Grady Hocking into jail ever again.
Grady Hocking or his sons.
Understand?
Do you understand, George?
Yes.
Yes, who?
Good boy.
Good son.
They're both good boys, good sons.
Hocking and sons.
No, man.
Parson or no.
He's never gonna put either of you boys in jail.
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You're crazy. You know what that stuff will do to you.
That's why I'm drinking this stuff.
All I'm saying is you're gonna get yourself killed.
How many times do I have to tell you?
You're weak son. You're weak-willed.
I'm sorry dad. It was just one little drink.
One little drink. Will you listen to him?
Do you want to go out to be a drunken?
Well? Do you? Answer me.
No dad. No.
Dad. Leave him alone.
Read that. Read it.
A reward of ten pounds
is offered for information to the location of an illegal still
believed to be supplying.
And who do you think is responsible for this?
It'd be the parson. That's who it'd be.
He knows that George.
Dad catches you again.
Well he's not here is he?
You alright?
Tired. Just a little.
I'm sorry.
You don't regret this do you?
Living out here in the mountains.
It's not too hard for you is it?
Because I'm a woman.
No.
Because you're a city girl.
I made a vow to you Colin McGregor.
To support you for better or worse in sickness and in health.
And that's exactly what I intend to do.
I'm not a city girl and I'm not a country girl.
I'm your wife.
Don't be a fool. You want to be hung for murder?
Get down.
Colin!
Emily!
Emily!
Stop!
Colin!
Colin!
Colin!
Hey!
Colin!
Emily!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Go on.
More water.
More water.
Come on.
More water.
Down that side.
Down that side.
More water.
Come on.
Keep the water coming.
More water.
We need more water.
Down that side.
More water.
Come on.
You're right there.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
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And this, Ficus oblica, is estimated that this tree is around 350 years old.
That's as old as Ernie.
At least Ernie's grown up.
How often do you all do this?
As often as we can manage.
We've got swimming in the mornings and the Spanish lessons on Tuesdays.
So you bought fish with work then?
You bet. No time for work now.
Still get a regular income though.
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Emily.
Oh, oh.
They didn't hurt you.
It's all right. Come on, let's get you inside.
I've tidied up Colin's old room. It's all ready for you.
I'll take care of it, son.
Thanks.
When we built that church, I thought it would last forever.
We'll help you rebuild it. You know that.
I know.
I think we ought to find out who burnt it before we start rebuilding it.
They'll be flushed out. I've sent for troopers.
In the meantime, we'll just poke around the high country if we happen to stumble across some illegal whiskey still.
That would be a nice present for those troopers, wouldn't it?
Matt.
Yeah.
I don't like the idea of Emily and Danny being left here alone.
I'm going to stay with them.
Thanks. I'd appreciate it.
I'll need a rifle.
No, take mine.
I wouldn't use it anyway.
I would.
Now, why would you want to go and undo all my good work, eh?
A man's got a right to go where he wants in these mountains.
There didn't used to be any fences.
So you just chop them down whenever you see them. Is that it?
Well, how else am I going to get where I want to go?
Well, there's a road on the other side of the ridge with the gates.
You know about gates?
That's not the way I want to go.
Boy, you take one step closer to that rifle, and the only place you're going to be going is straight to hell.
No gates, no fences. Now back away from the rifle.
Now, what makes me think the reason you don't want to travel by road has something to do with what's in this barrel here, huh?
That's none of your business.
Well, maybe not.
But there's some gentlemen in blue jackets who might think that it is.
Looks like you're doing a little illegal brewing. Am I right?
Is that what you reckon? You're welcome to look.
Smells like moonshine.
Probably tastes like...
You certainly pack a wallet with that rifle, brother. He ain't dead, is he? He ain't going to die.
Well, we're not hanging around to find out.
But he had a gun!
He had a gun? What's that you're carrying then, George? Why did you use that instead of hitting them over the head and leaving them to identify you?
I thought I killed him.
But you didn't!
I think we hurt him real bad.
Bad enough!
In a day or so, these hills are going to be crawling with policemen.
We're going to have to get out of the mountains right now!
It'll be dark soon. We'd better wait till morning.
Don't you two clowns realize that if McGregor sent for the troopers, every police station in the mountains is going to be looking for us?
And how far are we going to get with that bag of mines and those two...