#callan rewatch

[mariocki]

Callan: The Richmond File: Do You Recognise The Woman? (4.12, Thames, 1972)

“You know people like us… you and me… are we really committed to any cause? Or do we just do what comes naturally and enjoy the game.” “What was your reason?” “Well if I were honest, I might admit that the danger and the excitement held some appeal.” “Yes. And of course it is much better than digging spuds on some collective farm, isn’t it?” “You have a simple view of the socialist revolution!” “Yes, well I’ve seen it at close hand. I wasn’t struck.”

[mariocki]

Callan: Rules Of The Game (4.4, Thames, 1972)

“I was trained never to take anyone or anything on trust. You start off with one simple premise: everything smells. Yourself. The job you’re doing. And the man who tells you to do it.”

[mariocki]

Callan: God Help Your Friends (3.6, Thames, 1970)

“You know, it’s a funny old job you got these days, innit Mr. Callan, I mean you just seem to take stuff from over here… and put it over th-” “Put it over there, yeah. That bothers you does it?” “No, no… no. Well, it’s just that - well I think it’s funn-” “Funny, funny, yeah. Yeah, you’re right mate. It’s dead funny.”

[mariocki]

Callan: The Contract (4.10, Thames, 1972)

“Cor blimey, I don’t believe it! I really don’t! The leader of your little group runs a restaurant; your finger-man over there does the dirty dishes in the kitchen; what does it take, darlin’, to get into your revolution - a degree in domestic science?”

[mariocki]

Callan: Suddenly - At Home (3.8, Thames, 1970)

“Sir, I didn’t kill her.” “You’ve got nothing to worry about then mate, have you? They’ll do a postmortem, right? Then they’ll take the shells out of her body. And they’ll match ‘em with yours. And if they match - you’ll have something to worry about. Believe me, son, you’ll have everything to worry about!”

[mariocki]

Callan: The Richmond File: A Man Like Me (4.13, Thames, 1972)

“Mr. Callan… You’re not scared are you, David?” “No. Bloody terrified.”

[mariocki]

Callan: The Richmond File: Call Me Enemy (4.11, Thames, 1972)

“I’m here to debrief you.” “Ah, now that’s a nice word. We use it in Pushkino too, for training purposes.” “Yeah, I know the model, I remember Lubyanka.” “Aren’t you glad I was around to be exchanged for you?” “Oh yes. But we’ve got you now, Richmond. And we don’t need anybody your end.”

[mariocki]

Callan: That’ll Be The Day (4.1, Thames, 1972)

“Not many people know exactly what they’re worth, do they?” “You and I know.”