Passion for the Planet Listen live
- BBC Radio 1
- BBC Radio 2
- BBC Radio 3
- BBC Radio 4
- BBC Radio 1 Xtra
- BBC Radio 4 Extra
- BBC Radio 5 Live
- BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
- BBC Radio 6 Music
- BBC Radio World Service
- BBC Radio Asian Network
- MFR Moray Firth Radio
- Radio City
- Radio City 2
- TFM
- West FM
- 1 Mix House
- Absolute 80s Radio
- Radio Magic FM 105.4 London
- French Radio London
- Flight FM UK
- Talk Sport UK
- Fun Radio UK
- Capital Xtra London
- Solar Radio UK
- Sheffield Live
- Sunshine Radio UK
- Kane FM 103.7
- Imagine 104.9 FM
- Manx Radio UK
- Splash 107.7 FM
- Kiss 100 FM London
- The Breeze 107.4 FM Newbury
- Discover Trance UK
- Radio Caroline UK
- Absolute Radio UK
- Rinse FM 106.8 FM
- Smooth Radio 102.2 FM
- chill.
- Capital FM UK
- Stray FM
- Radio X 104.9 FM
- Heart Radio 106.2 FM
- Absolute Classic Rock
- Planet Rock UK
- Jazz FM UK
- Classic FM UK
Passion for the Planet online
Online Radio Passion for the Planet, Live Stream and high quality. Listen to the uninterrupted radio..
120
Add to your site
A different one. You have the transfer papers? LORRAINE: Do you know those movies where the picture just starts to slow down, and melt, then catch fire? Well That’s Berlin. CORONER: The passport number is incorrect. I will not release this body without the correct information. LORRAINE: It’s a simple mistake. Ms. Lloyd, in Germany, we don’t make simple mistakes. GRUNTING PERCIVAL GROANS LORRAINE SIGHS I’m not going to lie, I’m impressed. You’ve got some balls breaking in here. You should see my balls, then you’d be really impressed. Hmm I’ll take your word for it. I see you found a way to stay. You wrote “” when it should have said “.” That’s right, I’m not going anywhere. I’m here for at least another week. Lucky me. They won’t release the body now until they’ve investigated that red tape nightmare. How the did you get in here? You know, I’ve been in Berlin a long time, and I think I know every doorman of every decent house, borderline decent flophouse, both sides of the wall. Well, then you must know Spyglass. Never met the fellow. He was James’s. What do you know about this woman who’s been following me since Tempelhof? I’d say that you’re an attractive woman, and you should do the math. CHUCKLES SOFTLY You know, if I was to follow you, I mean, properly, you’d never know. There’s a knack to it, isn’t there? It’s like walking a tightrope or playing bagpipes. You can either do it, or you can’t. Knock yourself out. I’d like to purchase a watch. I need access to a network in East Berlin. Come back tomorrow before closing. REPORTER: East Berlin is on a short fuse again tonight as Communist Party officials struggle to maintain order. GRAY: How well do you know James Gasciogne? He’s dead. You need to be careful. GRAY: . Tokarev round from the base of his skull. LORRAINE: Soviets. GRAY: We know who Satchel is. GASCIOGNE: You need to run. GASPS LOCK CLICKS OPEN GRAY: You expected to find the list in Gasciogne’s apartment. You realize you were late to the party. Percival, the Russians, everybody must’ve already ransacked the place. LORRAINE: Yes. But the list wasn’t our only problem. Before I left, he told me one last thing. This is exactly why I didn’t want the CIA present. Spyglass revealed that this list would expose a double agent by the name of Satchel. C: I want Satchel, dead or alive. This traitor has been a thorn in our side for years. He’s a black eye to the Crown. And the single biggest intelligence leak in MI history. You expose this bastard, Satchel, and we’ll hang him for treason. You might find yourself taking tea at Buckingham Palace. So no, I wasn’t just looking for the list in Gasciogne’s apartment. TIRES SCREECHING CAR DOOR CLOSES MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY LORRAINE: Percival and I seem to have a different definition for collaboration. SPEAKING GERMAN GRAY: What’s that supposed to mean? LORRAINE: He was the only one who knew I was going to Gasciogne’s apartment. And if I knew he was going to call the police, I would have worn a different outfit. MUSIC PLAYING INCREASES VOLUME “Different outfit”?