All language subtitles for The.Lost.World.S01E08 - DVDRip.XviD-SFM - Out.of.Time

We�re wasting our time. There�s no
way off this plateau from here.

Where�s Marguerite? Maybe
she�s had better luck.

Well well what a surprise.

Just making the most out of a bad
situation. Why leave empty handed.

That�s reason enough for me,
but hey take your time.

I�m sure it�s not as
hungry as it sounds.

It�s miles away.

Roxton, wait for me.

You forget who
funded this expedition.

With you constantly
reminding me how could I?

Why are you always in such a hurry?

Because I�m trying to find a way
home before we die out here.

Well, I for one intend to be
rich when we get there.

What the hell?
- Where�s that coming from?

I don�t like this, Roxton.

Do you see something?
- Just stay together.

Stay back!
- Get your hands off me!

No!
- Marguerite!

No! Help!
- Let go off her.

She has returned.

At the dawn of the century

A band of adventures set out
to prove the impossible

The existence of a prehistoric world

The Visionary

The Heiress

The Hunter

The Scientist

and
The Reporter

All chasing the story of a lifetime

Stranded in a savage land

Befriended by an untamed beauty

Together they fight to survive

In this amazing world
of lost civilizations

and terrifying creatures.

Always searching for a way home.

A way out of...

the Lost World

OUT OF TIME

Are you okay?
- You�re kidding right?

They look like Druids.

They acting like you�re
some sort of goddess.

Novel way to greet a deity.

Maybe we should get out of here
before they realize their mistake.

Not a goddess...

a high priestess.
- And you would be?

I am Bokra...

and these are your people.

My?

Lost in the cosmos for
almost two thousand years.

How careless of you.

It�s been a pleasure meeting you.
We�ll have to do this again sometime.

But you bare the sign.

The sun and moon, the serpent.

My birthmark.
- Your birthright.

It is the sign of our people.

Let�s get one thing straight,
you�re not my people.

Where you now see
two torn ragged holes.

Two spectacular emeralds once shown.

Emerald�s that large?

You are the only one who
can bring them back for us.

Sounds like he�s got your number.

It is your destiny to retrieve them.

To anchor us once again
in one place in one time.

Why me?

You are the
reincarnation of Morrighan.

�ur priestess, our savior.

Sorry, but you must have me
confused with some other priestess.

You two coming?

What happens if Marguerite
doesn�t bring the emeralds back?

Then we are doomed.

Any time now.

Marvelous, bravo.

Enough meat there for a month, but
rather a dangerous way of hunting.

Only for the dinosaur.

I can�t argue with that.

Now there�s just the small task
of hauling it all the way back...

What is it?

Hear that?

Over there.

Look at him.

There, there it�s all right.
- A baby here?

That�s incredible.
Where�d it come from?

He must have been abandoned.
- Or lost,

which means its parents must
be about here somewhere.

How could they leave you here?
Don�t cry... don�t cry.

Veronica, his parents
can�t be far away.

They�re probably looking for him
right now. Where are you going?

Well, we can�t just leave him here.

No, of course not. What are
we going to do with a baby.

For centuries we�ve been
praying for your return.

Look, you�ve been very kind...

the clothes are lovely, but
my friends are waiting for me.

You think that life is
just here and now?

There is so much more.

Yes, I know. I�m a reincarnated
priestess and you�re lost in time.

I understand your skepticism.

We defyall the laws of
nature as you know them.

Even as a child I never
believed in fairy tales.

Then how do you explain
us being here at all.

You make a hell of an
entrance. I�ll give you that.

Two thousand years ago our civilization
was about to be annihilated.

Only Morrighan could see beyond it.
Only she could find a way to save us.

By setting you a drift
in another dimension.

For what seems like an
eternity we�ve been

fading in and out of existence
waiting for Morrighan to return.

I�m sorry, perhaps you can sell it to
the next brunette that comes along.

I know you, Marguerite.

All your life you�ve been driven by
something you don�t understand.

An emptiness inside,

a void that all the riches
in the world will never fill.

It is your destiny to save
us or at least to try.

Our lives depend on you
making a leap of faith.

Gracious me, who would
leave a baby in the jungle.

He�d never survive a day?
- My point exactly.

His parents are obviously around
here somewhere we must find them.

Yes, I agree that�s the
first thing we must do.

The poor little dickens must
be frightened out of his wits.

The first thing we need to
do is wash and feed him.

Look at him, Summerlee,
he�s obviously not a native.

Yes, he does look European, I agree.

That means there must be another
expedition on the plateau.

And if they found a way up here
maybe they know a way down.

Precisely.
- A mother would never leave her baby.

Unless she was
trying to protect it.

And what about the
rest of the expedition?

We have to try to find them.

If they�re alive we might be
able to help each other.

Or maybe they�re beyond help.

So, do you buy it?
- Not on your life.

Then what do you
suppose their up to?

Dammed if I know. Some
kind of mass hysteria.

Maybe we�ve been drugged.

I�m starting to believe
anything is possible here.

Her highness returns.

Are you going to help them?

Marguerite help someone?

Only if there�s a percentage
in it for her.

Then you�d better come along.
Just to keep me honest.

You can�t be serious?

I think she is.

Marguerite?
- Where do we start?

We?
- I�m in.

Oh, come on, you�re
as crazy as she is.

Oh, what the hell.

When you take the first step
the path will present itself.

I don�t like riddles.

Oh, my God.

Here comes the fog.
- What now?

We take the first step.

Can you see anything?
- Nothing but this fog.

I don�t like this.
- You can turn back.

There is no back.

I don�t think there�s
a forward either.

One hell of a first step.

I don�t see any path.
- Look around.

Let�s get out of here.

Good idea your worship.

Which way would you suggest?

What are you waiting for. Shoot!

I didn�t know you were
that eager to die.

They�re getting closer!

Do I have to do everything myself.
- Don�t!

The smell of blood will drive
them into a feeding frenzy.

We won�t be able to
take on all of them.

Any ideas?
- We stick together.

We�re dead meat out here in the open.
- If we can make it to those trees

and find some cover. Maybe
we can make a stand.

Looks like our only option. No
sudden moves nice and slow.

I say we make a run for it.
- Not yet.

They�re going to be on us any second.
- Don�t turn your back shown no fear.

A trail... look!

Where�d they go?
- It�s impossible.

It�s all impossible.

Let�s get going before they
decide to come back.

Is he alright?

He�s so beautiful.

He is when he�s like this.

You�d cry too if you were
hungry and alone.

Well yes, I suppose I would.

I searched the entire
area where we found.

Sign of any humans.

Nothing at all?

The only foot prints I found
belonged to ape-men.

How many?
- I don�t know.

A lot around where we found
the baby, more on the trail to.

And they were fresh.

Well, it appears that
Veronica is right.

The ape-men may have
killed the parents.

And not found the baby?
- What other explanation is there?

What should I call you?

My father�s name was Tom.

He�s not a stray cat. He�s not
yours just because you found him.

Do you want me to put him
back where we found him?

No, of course not.

We have to go on
searching for the parents.

They�re dead, professor.
- You don�t actually know that.

This is my home.

And now it�s his.

So, when are you going to tell me?
- Tell you what?

Why you decided to become Moses to
lead the Druids to the Promised Land.

Leading people on doomed expeditions
is your forte. Not mine.

Whatever you say, Your Holiness.

Looks like we have to make a choice.

Now what?
- Priestess!

Philistine!
- You two go this way.

I�ll go the other. There�s
gotta be a sign or something.

I�m sure there will be.
- Well, that�s very reassuring.

Meet back here. Ten minutes.

Here.

See something you want?

What are you offering?

More than you can handle, I�m sure.
- Oh, from what I�ve seen.

I think I could manage.

Manage?

Is that the best you can do?

Where shall I begin?

Help! Marguerite! Roxton! Help!

Sounds serious.

Yeah.

Somebody... anybody help!

What a mess, how�d
you end up in there?

Just get me out!
- Stay back.

Where are you going?
- I�m not going anywhere.

Just stepping out of the quicksand.
- I�m sinking fast!

Don�t move. You�re only
going to make it worse.

Marguerite, lay down.

What?

You�re going to have to
stretch out to him.

I�ll anchor your feet
it�s the only way.

Me stretch out in that?
- Come on. You�re wasting time.

You do it.
- I�m too heavy. It has to be you.

Marguerite, please!
- Okay, okay, okay.

Right, down on your belly.

This is disgusting.

Marguerite, you�re doing fine.
- I�m sinking!

Relax your body, surrender
to the quicksand.

I�ll kill you for this,
Roxton. I swear it.

No!

Thank you, thank you!

You know what?
- What?

I think it was the other fork.

Lullaby close you eyes...

and dream of sunny skies.

First thing in the morning
we begin the search again.

Do you think we�ll find them?
- Alive? Not likely.

Just look at her. She�s
a natural mother,

almost makes me wish
she could keep him.

Don�t you start.
- If it�s not too persona, George,

why did you and Jessie
never have children?

It�s too personal, Arthur.

Sorry.

One of us didn�t want any.

No, you don't!

Where do you think you�re going?
- Get out of my way!

Veronica, no!
- Let go of me!

Wait till daylight, we
can�t track them at night.

I�m leaving now
with or without you.

I could sure use a bath.

How long have we been walking?

Eleven hours since the quicksand.
- We don�t have much time.

If the Druids are in such a damn
hurry to get their emeralds,

why didn�t they just
drop us a little closer?

Because we have to prove we�re worthy.

Of what?
- Staying alive.

What the hell are you doing?

Headhunters.

They�re gone.
- I�ve had just about enough of this.

What else are they
going to throw at us?

Don�t look at me.
- Well, who else should I look at?

You didn�t have to come.

This whole thing is out of control.

You know that dart was
this close to killing you.

It�s not your mission
in life to protect me.

Protect you? It�s the rest of the
world that needs protection from you.

Just what�s that supposed to mean?

Guys, I don�t thing
now is the time for this.

It means you�re an
overwhelming pain in the ass.

I think they want us
to move along... now!

Why do you believe anything the
Druids have said to you is true?

Because I can�t come up with
anything else that explains all this.

Maybe I want it to be true.

For someone who trusts no one she�s
taking a hell of a lot on faith.

What time is it?

Ten minutes after the
last time you asked.

We�re getting nowhere.

We�re following the trail.

How do you know
it�s the right trail?

Maybe we missed something,
maybe we should turn around.

We�re not turning around. This
is the right way I�m sure of it.

How can you be sure?
- It�s the way we�ve been directed.

The vicious little creatures
on the beach, the quicksand,

headhunters. They�ll be other signs.

Hopefully more conventional ones.

This forest is never ending.
- Patience,

whatever needs to
be revealed will be.

Words of wisdom? Look, Marguerite,

just because some old
Druid thinks you�re a

high priestess doesn�t
mean you are one.

Maybe we should have gone
around the quicksand?

If you two want to turn around
and go back. That�s fine with me.

I�m going to visit the powder room
then I�m going to get some emeralds.

She�s taking this whole thing
rather seriously, don�t you think?

I don�t know what to think.

Magic fog, disappearing dino�s,
emeralds the size of a man�s fist.

It doesn�t make much sense to me.

There�s gotta be a
rational explanation.

Let me know if you
come up with one.

That was quick.

Have you noticed there�s
no sign of any living creature.

Not a squirrel, not a bird.

Just endless trees and so quiet.

It gets to you after while.

I just hope this is
leading somewhere.

Roxton?

Malone?

What the hell you couldn�t
even wait two minutes.

Go on without me. I�ll catch up.
- Two minutes, Veronica.

The ape-men aren�t resting.

We�ve been tracking them all night.
- They�re running we�re walking.

At least we know there�s
only two of them.

So far.
- Yes, but they�re heading away from

the ape village not towards it.
- So they�re going to eat Tommy

on their own and not
share him with the others.

Veronica,

take it easy. We will find him.

We better.

Feeling better?

Yes, but I�m worried.

For all we know they could be
leading us right into a trap.

That�s already occurred to me.
Not a pleasant thought.

Do you think she knows
where she�s going?

Seems to.

Aren�t we heading back
the same way we came?

Feels like we�re going in circles.
- Are you sure?

Aren�t you?
- Shouldn�t somebody tell her?

In the mood she�s in?
- Somebody�s gotta tell her.

Your funeral.
- Marguerite!

Marguerite!

How in the world
did you do that?

What the hell are you doing?

Have you completely lost your mind?
Drop the knife! Put it down!

Where is she?
- I don�t know.

She�s disappeared. Are you alright?
- What did I say?

Why did you turn down here?
You�re going in circles.

Stop right there.

First you abandon me now
you�re gonna shoot me.

I said stay where you are.
- I will not.

Put the gun down,
stop fooling around.

You tried to kill me.
- I tried to kill you?

Yeah.
- With my knife.

Much as I may have been tempted
to kill you from time to time,

I have never acted on my impulses.

Sure looked like it to me.
- I left you alone for two minutes.

When I came back you were gone.

I heard a commotion coming from what
is obviously the wrong direction.

And here I am.
- Roxton,

there�s no blood on her face. There�s
not a mark from where you hit her.

You hit me?
- He had to.

In the face?

She looked just like you.

Absolutely identical.

You�re hallucinating. Both of you.
- I�m telling you we�re not alone.

There!

Let�s get back to the trail.
- On the double. Keep you eyes open.

Unbelievable!

This is unreal.

How many are there?
- Too many.

They�re everywhere.

Run!

Tree!

Let's go!

They�re still behind us.

If they wanna kill me
let �em. I�m done running.

We�ll make our stand here.

Come on! Come and get us!

Roxton?
- Patience.

I don�t see any.

Where the hell are they?

Stay here. Don�t lose sight of me.

Anything?

They�re gone.

Summerlee?

What is it?
- I saw something.

Look!

What�s she doing?

That�s incredible.
- It�s her baby? It can�t be.

It can�t be anything else.

I lost her.

Are you alright?

Where is she? I have to find her!
- No, wait!

Damn!

If only I could�ve reasoned with him.
- You have no choice.

It was either him or Veronica.

Let�s find her.

If anyone had told me about this
place I�d have them committed.

You okay?

Fine.

What is it?

Now is not the time for secrets.
- What if they�re wrong?

Did you really believe you
were the high priestess?

If we don�t bring back the
emeralds they�ll be lost.

And you�re concerned
for their well being?

Yes.

Well no offence Marguerite, but
you are one of the most selfish,

self-centered individuals I have
ever known. Why do you care?

No offence, Roxton, but
you wouldn�t understand.

Guys!

Rest times over.

Our friends are back.

I think they want us to go this way.

Now what?

Must have missed a sign somewhere.

I don�t think so.

The emeralds.

I don�t think they
want us to go back.

We sure as hell
aren�t going forward.

We can�t hold them here.

We can until we�re out of bullets.
- And then what?

And then we think of something
else. Now get ready.

We�ll make a run for it before
we use up all our ammunition.

Not a chance.
- It�s either that or learn to fly.

What do you say, Marguerite?

Would you forget about
the damn emeralds?

All your life you�ve been driven by
something you don�t understand.

It is your destiny to save us.

Our lives depend on you
making a leap of faith.

Marguerite, what are you doing?

Marguerite!

I don�t believe it.

Impossible!

Evidently not.

How the hell did you know
there was a bridge here?

I didn�t.
- You must have seen it.

Did you?
- Well no, but that�s just my point.

Save your point... to
pry the emeralds loose.

Then all we have to do is get
them back to the Druids.

How hard can that be after
what we�ve been through?

Not another word, Malone.

You�re quite sure we�re right?
- What other explanation can there be?

How are we going to tell her?
- I don�t know.

Now�s a good a time as any.

She can�t be far.
- She is running for her life.

Stealing my baby.
- Not yours.

We�ve been through this.

His mother is dead.
- No, Veronica, I�m afraid she�s not.

What?
- You saw them in the clearing.

The baby wasn�t afraid of her
because she�s his mother.

The one I shot, that was his father.
- No.

You saw them, Veronica,
she was nursing him.

But Tommy�s human
you said it yourself.

Not quite human, but the next
step in the evolutionary chain.

No, I don�t believe it.

That is why the ape-man
left him to diein the jungle.

Because he�s different.
- The parents couldn�t let him die.

They came after him and
they came after us.

They loved him, Veronica.

His mother loves him.

I won�t hurt you.

Just give me the baby.

Give me the baby.

Give him to me.

It�s okay, just give him to me.

Just give me the baby.

Give him to me!

Take my hand.

The Druids could have
mentioned the bloody fire.

Beasts and savages are one thing.
- The only way is through the fire.

Oh, yeah. After you.

Marguerite! Oh my God!
Marguerite! Stop!

That isn�t Marguerite.
Its Morrighan.

What happens now?

Now that you have made the leap.

This is only part of your destiny
The rest will reveal itself in time.

I don�t understand why
can�t you tell me now?

You have given us life.

We must return to a time
where we can flourish.

A moment in history,
a place called Stonehenge.

What about me?

When we go history
will have changed.

It would be as if we have
never been here at all.

May the Gods be
with you, Marguerite,

and the spirit of Morrighan...

guide you.

Wait!

Frightened of a little fog?

I couldn�t see where
I was going that�s all.

It was pretty thick
there for a minute.

Let�s get back to the balloon.

There�s should be just time enough
to investigate the peninsula.

Provided we don�t stop for
any geological specimens.

I still have plenty of room.
- Can�t you think of anything else?

Not at the moment.

Let�s go.

Any day now.

And how far did you get?

The northern caves
and a little beyond.

Nothing?
- Less than nothing.

Not a total loss.

Seems smaller than I remember.

So, anything happen here?
- Oh, we�ve had quite the adventure.