Murdoch Mysteries2008

[last lines]

Inspector Brackenreid:
You heard about that job yet that you applied for?

Inspector William Murdoch:
Not yet.

Inspector Brackenreid:
I see. I'd like you to reconsider.

Inspector William Murdoch:
Sir?

Inspector Brackenreid:
This is a good station-house, and for reasons beyond me the men seem to think the world of you. And it's also plain to see that I could clearly use a good right-hand [looks at left arm in sling] left-hand man to keep me out of trouble.

Inspector William Murdoch:
I also suspect that, as you warned me, I wouldn't care much for the... politics involved with the job.

Inspector Brackenreid:
No, you wouldn't.

Inspector William Murdoch:
In that case, it would be my honour to continue to serve here at Station-house Number 4.

Inspector Brackenreid:
I'll inform the Chief Constable of your decision.

Inspector William Murdoch:
Thank you, sir. [goes to door] And the raise, sir?

Inspector Brackenreid:
Don't push your luck, Murdoch.

Inspector William Murdoch:
Right, then.