All language subtitles for Planet of the Apes s01e07 The Surgeon.eng

Fire!

[ Groans, Sighs ]

How's the pain?

Aah. The bullet
must've lodged...

- close to a nerve, Pete.
- Is that bad?

[ Sighs ] We've got to
get him to a hospital.

Yeah, great, Pete.
What hospital?

Our Blue Cross expired
about a thousand years ago.

There is a medical center
outside Central City.

Come on, Galen.
You must be out of your mind.

We walk into an ape hospital,
we can forget about reading any more continued stories.

How good is
that medical center?

It's the best in the world...
uh, this world.

I'm not gonna let you two
stick out your necks.

Galen, even if we do
get him in there,

the apes don't reserve their best
medical treatment for humans.

I know the chief surgeon.
She'll help us.

Galen, we're enemies
of the state.

- You've got no choice.
- She's a physician.

She doesn't care
about your politics.

Even if she did know about you,
she wouldn't turn her back on anyone in trouble.

- You know that?
- Yes. We used to be very close once.

In fact, we were going to get married,
but things didn't work out.

But we are still the best of friends.
I'll be back as soon as I can.

- Galen, no!
- Shh. I'll be all right.

I know a back route to the city.
I'll be fine traveling alone.

And don't worry
about my being able to convince Kira.

- I happen to be an expert
on feminine psychology. - Hmph.

Hmph. Hmm, hmm.

Galen--

Nothing.

Kira, I watched the operation.
You did a brilliant job.

Technically brilliant.
And the patient died.

The operation
was a success!

The surgical knowledge we learn
from these failures will someday...

benefit other patients,
other surgeons!

That's not a very
satisfying philosophy.

You think I'm cruel?

Hmm? You can tell me
the truth.

Tell the truth
to my superior?

I could be fired
for such recklessness.

Only a fool would fire his best
and most beautiful surgeon.

I'll see you at the conference
tomorrow night, won't I?

- Conference?
- Aprivate lecture I'm giving...

on the therapeutic virtues
of vegetable casserole...

and apricot wine.

I'm holding it
in my apartment at 8:00.

Is attendance mandatory?

Only for you.

In that case,
I'll be there.

Hello, Kira.

As simple as that?

This to remind me,
a casual hello...

and everything else
is forgotten?

- Not everything.
- Go away, Galen.

Kira, I need your help.

- You are a criminal and a traitor.
- You don't really believe that.

What else would I believe?
I don't want to argue with you. Go away.

- It's dangerous with you here.
- A friend of mine has been hurt.

You don't have any friends
but renegade humans.

Unless you help him,
he may die.

Why should I care
if a human dies?

If for no other reason
because I care... a very great deal.

I don't know you anymore.

You're a stranger who's chosen
to live with humans.

Is that such
a dreadful crime?

- I should call the police!
- They'd kill me.

- They'd be doing justice.
- I loved you.

And to hear you say
those words now--

[ Sighs ]
I'm sorry I came.

Galen!

You were a decent, law-abiding ape once.
What happened?

Well... I had
this terrible accident.

I collided with the truth.

I discovered
that humans and apes...

are supposed to be equals,
not masters and slaves.

Do you really
believe that?

Oh, yes. Yes.

And to help you
I must help them?

They are my brothers now.

Oh, Galen.
I thought I'd forgotten you,

and a chance to find
a new happiness.

I should've known you'd come back
to destroy that chance.

What took you so long?

Well, I had to pick up
a medical degree.

This is for
that renowned specialist,

- Dr. Adrian. Hmm?
- Wonderful.

And this is a smock,
and it's for his faithful servant.

- Naturally.
- Under the circumstance,

it was the best position
available.

Listen, even if
this crazy masquerade works,

that hospital's miles away.

I can barely stand, let alone walk.
I'd never make it.

My dear Alan,

a patient of your eminence
should not have to walk at all.

Not at all.

Yeah, well?

I-I'm delivering grain for the prefect.
I need help.

He will beat me
if I am late.

[ Grunts ]

You didn't seem very excited
about my vegetable casserole.

- Did I put too much honey in it?
- No, it was delicious, really.

It's just that...
well, I'm not very hungry tonight.

Something worrying you?

I was thinking of that orderly
we sent to disciplinary camp for disobeying orders.

Do you think we dealt with him
a little bit too harshly?

He behaved like an unruly
beast. Like an unruly beast, he deserved to be punished.

- Where's the harshness?
- But are humans nothing but beasts?

At their best,
they're useful animals.

At their worst, they're carriers
of hatred and destruction.

- [ Knock At Door ]
- Come in.

I'm sorry for interrupting,
There's a new arrival. A Dr. Adrian?

Dr. Adrian.
That's the doctor you mentioned to me.

I'll show him
to his rooms.

Thank you for
a lovely evening.

My pleasure.

- Hello, Dr. Adrian.
- Dr. Kira,

I'm sorry we are late,
but we met with this accident.

My personal servant
has been injured.

Travin, make room for these two
in the humans' quarters.

Yes, Doctor.

- I'll show you to your room, Dr. Adrian.
- Mmm, yes.

- Where?
- Put him on that bed.

Wait a minute. Not here.
He needs his own room.

I have my own room.
All the other humans sleep here.

Put him down.

- He's very sick. He needs special care.
- Pete, forget it.

We don't provide special care
for sick humans.

If a man is sick,
he rests.

If he lives,
he returns to work.

That's a very progressive system,
but it doesn't apply to us.

- It applies to everyone.
- Pete, let it alone.

We work exclusively
for Dr. Adrian,

and he gets nervous
when his servants get pushed around.

So whatever passes
for the luxury accommodations here,

- that's where my friend goes.
- Let it alone.

Would you prefer that I have Dr. Adrian
report you to Dr. Kira?

- In there.
- Thanks. I really appreciate it.

This is terrific.
What is it, dried mule hooves?

You wouldn't have sauce
for a taste killer, would you?

- We have what we have.
- [ Pete ] Oh.

Oh, thank you.

Don't talk to her!

I-I was just gonna
ask her her name.

She has no name.

Look, everybody's got
a name.

Her name
was taken from her.

She is no one.

What'd she do,
criticize the chef?

The girl is his daughter.

- All right, Kira, what do you think?
- [ Sighs ] It's no good.

All the medical texts deal with apes.
There's nothing on humans.

But you know where
the bullet is.

We know the bullet
is lying near a nerve.

We don't know what the nerve
looks like or where it runs.

It may be in an area
of large blood vessels. If we go in blindly, we could kill him.

Which proves that you do care
what happens to him.

I'm a surgeon.

Don't just go blundering in
with a knife to see what will happen.

To operate in ignorance
is butchery.

If I could find a book
on human anatomy, would it help?

There are no books on human anatomy.
What ape would've bothered to write one?

No, I mean a human book.

What are you
talking about?

Humans do not write
medical texts.

They used to a long time ago
when they ruled the earth.

You're really mad,
aren't you?

No. I've seen
such books.

Where? In the fantasies
of your deranged mind?

No, no.
In Zaius's study.

Kira, thought you
were scheduled...

to give a lecture
to the staff this morning.

Oh, uh, yeah.
I postponed it.

I wanted to show Dr. Adrian
our facilities.

Oh, Dr. Adrian. Hi.
What's your impression, Doctor?

Oh, fantastic.
Absolutely fantastic.

Far beyond anything
I've seen in my life.

Of course, I'm not certain that
I would agree with all your procedures.

Oh? And what quarrel
do you have with our procedures?

I wouldn't wish to cause
any offense.

No, no, we'd be most happy
to hear your learned opinion.

- Wouldn't we, Dr. Kira?
- Oh, yes. Yes.

Dr. Adrian is very renowned
in his field.

Hmm.

As I see it,

there's altogether too much emphasis
these days upon surgery.

Everything from a broken leg
to the vapors.

While I do believe surgery
is necessary in some cases,

I prefer the more conservative
approach to medicine.

Uh-huh. You mean a special
potion for every ailment?

- And/or leeches.
- Huh?

Except, of course,
in the case of the common cold.

Oh, that misfortune still has myself
and others in my field...

- stumped.
- [ Laughing ]

I like our visitor.
Do your best to keep him here.

- I look forward
to working with you, Doctor. - Thank you.

"I look forward to working
with you, Doctor."

You were a great help.

Do you think that man is a fool?
This whole thing is ridiculous.

And this crazy imposture,
this mysterious book in Zaius's library!

I will get you
that book.

With that in your hands, you can advance
our medicine. That book is life.

If we are caught,
it means death.

If we get caught,

I'll confess that I forced you
to do this by threatening your life.

Do you think
I want you to die?

No one wants to die--

human or ape.

But we can't
turn back now.

We can't.

[ Alan Groans ]

[ Alan Mumbling ]

Wherever it is,
this isn't Earth.

- Alan.
- Where is it?

It's all right, Alan.

- Th-th-- They're apes!
- It's okay.

- This world is run by apes!
- Hey.

Take it easy.
Come on.

What is he saying?
Everyone knows the world is run by apes.

What does he mean,
"this isn't Earth"? Huh?

I didn't realize orderlies here did
psychological studies of the patients.

- I only meant--
- That man is having fever hallucinations.

It's your job to take care of him.
If he dies,

I shall have to break in
a new orderly, and I shall hold you personally responsible.

- Yes, Doctor.
- Yes. Yes.

- Indeed.
- That guy worries me.

[ Crying, Screaming ]

Cut it out.

I said, cut it out!

Stop!

What's going on here?

Tell me.
Lafer, what happened?

It was her fault.
She spilled the water.

Is that why you beat her,
because she spilled the water?

All of us are required
to discipline the girl. It's our duty.

The girl is evil
and must be punished...

so the evil
doesn't touch us.

- She's your daughter.
- I have no daughter.

Sir, I don't wish
to be insolent,

but humans are forbidden
to carry knives in the city.

My servant is permitted to do
what I tell him to do.

Sir, this is the guard.

Good.

This human who attacked you,
what did he look like?

I don't know. I couldn't tell.
All humans look alike.

Yeah, well,
that's true.

How many of them
were there?

You must've seen something.
What was it?

There were two.

One was a human,
the other a chimpanzee.

You're saying an ape helped
a human commit a crime?

I am handling this.

Now, are you sure you're not spreading
some kind of a... hallucination?

What--
Look at me!

What you're trying
to say is...

that you were frightened...

and you couldn't tell
who it was who attacked you.

- Isn't that right?
- Yes, sir.

Good. You've done your duty.
You can go now.

Stupid country ape!

A chimpanzee helping a human.
[ Chuckles ]

Cleon, you are a fool.

This patrol that sighted
the astronauts the other day,

how sure were they
of the sighting?

That patrol belongs
to one of our best garrisons.

They're absolutely certain
the astronauts were heading into the northern mountains...

- away from Central City.
- Could they have changed directions...

and come back
towards Central City?

This is the most heavily patrolled
area in the world.

It isn't logical
they'd take such a risk.

Logical? If they were logical,
they would not be human!

They're driven
by strange impulses.

I think I'll cancel my trip
into the new territories.

I think I'll stay right here
for a few more days.

Yes, sir.

Been in this route
before?

A few times.

Halt!

This is a restricted area.
What are you doing here?

Emergency. We have been summoned
to the house of Zaius.

- Zaius?
- He has had a heart attack.

Are we going to spend the rest
of the day discussing it?

No, sir. We'll give you an escort.
Proceed.

Sally.

Oh, Sally.

Don't go away.

Honey, I'll get home...

as soon as I find
the ship.

You'll wait for me,
Sally, please?

Sally. Ooh.

[ Mumbles ]

- No!
- Calm yourself.

It's Dr. Kira.

I'm sorry.
I was having a bad dream.

Where's Pete and Galen?

They've gone to get a...
surgical book...

supposedly written by one of
your doctors a thousand years ago.

I'm a scientist.
I deal in realities.

Even if this...
mysterious book exists,

your chances of survival
are virtually hopeless.

Then why bother to operate?

There's a chance
that we may...

learn something.

Something that would help us...
to treat our own patients someday.

Is that the only reason?

You think I have
some feeling for Galen,

or for your friend
or for you?

Maybe.

Galen means no more to me than you do.
Do you understand that?

I understand...
the words.

Humans are nothing.

You have no character.

No sense of honor,
no loyalty.

If they did, you never would have
allowed yourself to be brought here.

I mean, Galen is risking his life,
and you can't even see the danger...

that he's in because of you,
because you are blind and sentimental.

And you can't control
your thoughts or emotions.

And you will destroy Galen!
And your friend.

And you'll all be destroyed!

Where do you think
you are going?

Into the house,
if Zaius needs help.

My dear fellow,
Zaius has had a heart attack.

Now that is a medical condition,
not a criminal offense.

You would be much better off
guarding this ambulance.

A colleague of mine
had the wheels stolen off his cart...

almost within sight
of the police garrison.

Terrible, terrible.
Stay here.

- Galen, come on.
- Hmm?

Oh.

I was just remembering the happy hours
I spent in this room...

talking with Zaius.

There.

Hey, there it is
as always.

- It's locked.
- No, it isn't.

Hmm?

Where did you learn
to do that?

[ Chuckles ]
Jersey City, P.S. 103.

Oh!

- That's it. That's the one.
- Good.

Now that we've got it,
how are we gonna get it out of here?

Oh, uh--

Aha!

Here, Pete.

- Help, please.
- What?

- Come on.
- Oh.

- There we go.
- You sly little monkey, you.

[ Laughing ]

There.

Now we need
some pillows.

Pillows. Right.
Got 'em.

My diagnosis is, not only
is he suffering from a heart attack,

but a most severe
heart attack.

Oh, yes.
I can't even find his pulse.

- Come on.
- Ha-ha. [ Chuckling ]

Oh, wait a minute.
The candle.

- Set?
- Yep.

Diagrams of
the circulatory system.

Surgical procedures.

Is this a medical text
or a work of fiction?

You knew the answer
the moment you saw it.

I can't believe
that a human wrote this.

If Zaius knew about it,
why didn't he let us know?

Political reasons.

If humans could write books
like this,

would they be content
to be slaves?

Zaius was afraid that it would mean
the end of our civilization.

- What if he was right?
- [ Knock At Door ]

Come in!

Dr. Adrian's servant
is very sick.

Watch out for the apes.

It's an ambush.

He can't tell us.
Look out!

He's in bad shape. I don't think
we can delay that operation much longer.

Except for Galen.
He's a good ape.

Trust him.

We may not be able
to operate.

What?
What do you mean?

His hallucinations indicate that
the bullet has moved closer to a nerve.

If we try to operate, that could cause
severe internal bleeding.

In his condition, he can't stand
any kind of a blood loss.

We can transfuse blood
during the operation.

Blood transfer is impossible.
We tried it a few years ago.

- On apes?
- On a human.

The patient suffered
a severe reaction.

Died within minutes
after the blood transfer.

Leander concluded
that transferring blood...

from one being to another
is against the laws of nature.

You must've tried it
with a mismatched donor.

There's a simple blood test we can do
right here to find a compatible donor.

Surely there must be one
among all these humans.

[ Sighs ]

- [ Pete ] This won't hurt.
- [ Woman Gasps ]

See, I told you.

I've only got 11 samples.
I was told there are 12 humans here.

- There are only 11.
- What about the girl?

She's not a person.

- You better get her anyway.
- I don't take orders from you.

One moment.

It could be dangerous to tamper
with these people's taboos.

Do you really need
this girl?

Virdon's blood type is AB-negative.
Statistically,

there's one chance in ten
of finding a compatible donor.

- Where is the girl?
- Th-These blood samples,

is it permissible to ask
what they're for?

It is not permissible.
Where is the girl?

Cleaning the hall.

Got it.

Thanks very much, folks.
That's all.

Hi.

I just want to
talk to you.

No one may speak to me
except through my father.

Well, we're in luck because
he just told me I could speak to you.

I need you to help me.

How--
How can I help you?

We're running some tests. It's a medical
experiment Dr. Adrian's conducting.

We want to take a small sample
of everybody's blood.

I-I'm sorry.

No, wait a minute.
Hold it. Um--

It's only gonna be a tiny bit of blood,
like you scratched your finger.

It won't hurt.

And it's gonna be
kinda hard...

to turn a really important
ape doctor like Dr. Adrian down.

Oh, yeah.

For what it's worth,

I promise I won't let
anything happen to you.

I won't let anyone
hit you anymore.

And, uh, I'll even
take the blood myself.

Ha. Didn't know
I could do that, did ya?

Trust me. Hmm?

I-I trust you.

No good.
It's an O-positive.

That leaves us with just two compatible
donors: AB-negative and an O-negative.

One of them's that clown
I clobbered.

I hope his blood's
in better shape than his brain.

Brigid, where's Lafer?

Mmm.
Answer the question.

- He's not here.
- One can see that!

He heard that someone was going to
have to take all of his blood away.

He was afraid.
He ran off.

Please, may I go now?

Oh, yes, yes.

You did say there was another
eligible donor? At least I hope you did.

I'll get her.

You want to take my blood.

The procedure's safe.
You could save his life.

No!

- Let go of me!
- Listen to me!

- I'm not gonna hurt you. I promise.
- Please let go.

I know there are superstitions--
I said, hold it!

Listen to me.

I know there are superstitions
about giving blood--

that it drains strength and life--
but that's all nonsense.

I wouldn't do anything
to hurt you.

I told you I can't give you
my blood. I'm evil.

- Please let me go.
- Who says you're evil? Why are you evil?

- Please leave me alone.
- Tell him.

I said, tell him.

No, please.

Tell him.

I-I killed my brother.

He was 16.

My only son.

It was a hunting accident.

They took him back
to the center.

The doctors were doing experiments
with blood transfer.

It was the only time
they ever tried such a thing.

I told them they could use
my son in the experiment.

I wasn't putting his life in danger.
He was dying.

- This was a way to save him.
- So what happened?

My, uh, daughter
gave him her blood.

The boy died.

She killed him
with her evil blood!

Now listen to me.

Her blood was not evil,
it was incompatible.

It was the wrong chemical type,
that's all.

That's what killed your son.

That transfusion
should never have been tried.

If she gives your friend
her blood,

he'll die...
just like my son.

Okay, little lady,
you just lie still.

And when I tell you to, you can start
squeezing on that piece of wood. Okay?

Pulse is 72.

Respiration's normal.

This book was written by humans.
What if it's wrong?

- A little late for that now, isn't it?
- Be quiet, both of you.

Are you ready to start?

Yes.

[ Leander ] Kira, why didn't you
tell me you were operating?

Oh, that is my fault,
Doctor.

I was supposed to notify you.
I forgot. I'm terribly sorry.

- What kind of operation is this?
- A bullet wound.

[ Kira ]
The nervous system may be affected.

[ Leander ]
How did the human get a bullet wound?

You see, Doctor, my colleagues and I
were attacked by this bear.

Now, fortunately...

we were able to
subdue the beast.

But, unfortunately,

my orderly
was accidentally shot.

Now Dr. Kira is going to try
a new, experimental...

surgical technique of mine.

And if it works, Doctor,
think... just think.

- It can be applied to apes.
- Yes, yes.

Ahh!

The girl.

You're planning
a blood transfer.

I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to do anything.

- You stay right where you are.
- There could be intensive bleeding.

We tried a blood transfer with her once.
It didn't work!

But this is a new process, Doctor,
one I have been trying in my clinic.

If what you say
is true,

we may be on the threshold
of a breakthrough in medicine.

Mm-hmm!

Mmm.
May I join you?

Oh, a pleasure, Doctor.

A pleasure!

But would you mind
just wearing this mask?

We find it very useful in
protecting us from the vapors.

Ah. You practice...

a fascinating kind of medicine,
Dr. Adrian.

I'm quite eager
to watch you in action.

[ Alan Breathing Deeply ]

[ Breathing Deeply ]

Dr. Adrian, better put a clamp
on that bleeding vessel.

It is so seldom
that a country doctor...

has the opportunity to see
a surgeon such as yourself at work.

I would like to
watch you.

It's only
some minor bleeding!

Mmm.

However--

[ Kira ]
I can't reach the bullet.

It's trapped...

between a nerve cluster
and large blood vessel.

There's no way
of removing that.

- Better close up.
-[ Pete ] Wait a minute. Make a second incision...

three inches
below the first.

We'll try to get at the bullet
from below the entry point.

- What is he saying? Who is he?
- My orderly.

An orderly giving instructions
to Dr. Kira?

Let me see that book.

The book!

Well, I--

I see you have things
well in hand, Doctors.

I think I can resume
my other duties now.

Mmm. Dr. Leander.

Mmm?

I think you'd better stay.

Did he force you
to do this?

- No.
- Then why?

I'm a doctor.
I have no right to reject the truth.

The truth?
That book is not truth!

The book is treason, madness!

That book exists!

And to deny what exists
is madness.

- Go on with the transfer.
- He'll die.

I know he'll die.

If I had been here instead
of at a Council meeting,

I would not have thought it necessary
to call the police...

over a minor burglary.

In my opinion,
no crime is minor.

Do you, uh--

- Do you have a key for this cabinet?
- Why?

Well, let's call it
intellectual curiosity.

Even a brutish policeman
has the right...

to expand the potential
of his limited mind.

- Agh! Agh!
- [ Chuckles ]

Thank you.

Very impressive, this.

Very impressive.
And dangerous.

You should have burned these
as I warned you long ago.

One day...
these books will serve us.

They will enslave us, Zaius.

And the process
has already begun.

Look, look, Zaius.
One of them is missing.

Our burglar, it seems,
was a better critic than we supposed.

What does the burglar have,
Zaius?

A volume on human politics
or a manual of war?

A book of surgery!

Well?
Is there anything else?

No, Zaius. No.

You've told me everything
I need to know.

Fascinating.
The blood transfer seems to be working.

- Maybe now you'll change your
mind about us backward humans. - On the contrary.

This whole exercise merely demonstrates
the low level of your intelligence.

Even if your friend survives,
he'll hinder your escape.

You'd have done much better
letting him die in the forest.

Kira, look! Look!

I can't get a pulse. Doctor!

The anesthesia must've affected
his heart. There's a stimulant--

What's the matter?
Don't your trust an ape surgeon?

Or are you waiting for verification
from the great Dr. Mather?

The small bottle
on the second shelf!

I'm getting a pulse.

Thank you, Doctor.

I don't like to see patients
dying in my operating room.

It's bad for morale.

There it is.

The bullet.

Come on.
Let's close up.

That's it.

Is he gonna
be all right?

Yeah, he's gonna be all right,
thanks to you.

I think you can forget about
that nonsense about your evil blood.

He should have
an uneventful recovery.

- [ Galen ] Listen.
- [ Hoofbeats ]

Leander, listen.

Urko.

- You! Yes, you. Come here.
- Me?

Yes, sir.

We're looking for two humans
and a renegade ape.

Listen, we're looking for some
fugitives. Where are they hiding?

- Fugitives?
- Yes. Two humans with a chimpanzee.

- I don't understand.
- You're lying!

Urko, your shouting
is disturbing my patients.

It's all right, Travin,
you can go.

The astronauts are here.

- Astronauts?
- Humans. Two humans.

Special humans, different.
They--

- One may be wounded.
- Oh, those.

- Yes. Where are they?
- Gone.

- Gone? Where?
- Gone.

I don't know where.
No!

I suggest you go, too,
as quickly as possible.

- Are you trying to give me orders?
- No, of course not.

I am merely giving you
a medical warning.

Come with me. Come.

See?

The room of the dead.

The busiest room
since the coming of the plague.

- The plague?
- The Black Death.

Seven cases
in the last few days.

When the strangers heard of it,
they fled.

Of course, if your duty compels you
to search the hospital--

Urko displayed a proper
and satisfying respect for the plague.

[ Kira ]
Why did you help these humans?

I was afraid they might
take you along with them.

And we have a date for tonight.
Besides,

if they had searched further...

they might've found that.

I can't leave here without knowing
the name of the girl who saved my life.

Tell him.

My name is Arna.

Arna.

Thank you, Arna.

- Good-bye.
- Good-bye.

Welcome to
the Plague Express.

I told you we'd travel
first-class.

When I come back, Arna,

well, you know
it'll be different...

in every way
I can make it so.

I know.

- He will come back?
- Oh, believe me, he will.

The last thing in the world
I need is another human.

It's clear.
You'd better go now.

What do I say?

If you're asking my opinion,
I would suggest "good-bye."

And no thanks to you?

Oh, I helped your friends,

but they helped me
to have an accident--

to collide with the truth
about humans.

It does permanent injury
to one's beliefs.

I've begun to see the effects
even on Leander.

- I like him.
- So do I.

Good-bye, Galen.

Good-bye.

And thank you.

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