All language subtitles for Twisted Metal S01E09us

- And
that, my friend,

is why I wipe back to front.

Puppy wanna help?

- Yes! Yes! Yes,
puppy wanna help!

Puppy wanna help!
- Yeah, that's a good bitch.

- Did you kill all these guys?

- Yeah. I mean,
he did most of it.

- Hey, now, you nicked
that nerdy one over there

in the thigh meat.
Probably hit an artery.

Granted, I had to
finish him off,

but I mean, all that wailing.

I mean, drama queen! Yeah.

Hey, don't worry. You'll
get there. I know it.

- Yeah.

- Here, catch!

There's a good boy. Hoo-hoo!

Now load up the rest.
- Please, just let me go.

I-I told you everything
that I know about Stone.

- Bad doggy! No speak!

Ah, I'm out of ammo.
Gotta fill this up.

You keep an eye on him.

- You know that psychopath's
not your friend, right?

- Oh, and you are?

You sold me out to Stone
for a pat on the head.

You couldn't give
two fucks about me.

- I give more than
two fucks about you!

I'm so sorry, Stu,
but I was wrong,

and you are wrong
about that clown.

He's gonna kill a lot of people,

maybe even us.
- No, he's not Stone.

Sweet Tooth listens to
me. We're "S" brothers.

Both of our names
start with "S."

- Oh, my god.

- Look, it-it's like
a bonding thing.

- Stu, I've known you since
we were chucking crayons

at Carter Delauro's
head in second grade.

This isn't you.

- Shut the fuck up.

Load up those bombs.

- Ah, I dropped a few
kidney stones in there.

I gotta drink more water.

Something wrong, boys?
- Nope.

We're just talkin'
about shootin' stuff

and killing things.

- And-and tits.
- Titties.

- Well, my plan has two out
of three of those things,

unless the tits are ours.

- You know, Stone
thinks we're dead.

We could go anywhere
in the world

if we want to right now.

What if we, I don't
know, start over maybe?

- Nah. I got a better idea.

Oh, you look phenomenal,
like chips off the old block.

Harold, open wide!

Stubert, would
you do the honors?

- You're an idiot, John Doe.

- Where the hell even
am I on this map?

Is that a vagina?

Ah, fuck.

Fuck you, doe!

- Where
is this package?

Shit.

Goddamn it, Quiet.

Aw, fuck me.

Come on, you piece of shit.

I know you got some
juice. Come on.

Come on. God damn it.

- What am I doing?

What the fuck am I doing?!

Partners, my ass.

What's the next move?

I just show up in San
Francisco and knock on the gate

and be like, "Hey, what's up?

"Remember that dillweed
you hired to do that thing?

"Well, he died in
a fiery explosion,

"but I'm here." Fuck!

Go ahead, asshole!
Easiest kill of your life!

- Uh, you okay?
- Do I look okay?!

- Damn, that milkman
did you wrong.

It just goes to show,

you never know where
you stand with someone

'til push comes to shove.

Reminds me of my ex, Tasha.

The two of us used to
love jackin' people,

scavenging, having fun.

We were thick as thieves.

- It sounds like you
were just thieves.

- Yeah. Then she left
me for her true love.

- Mm, John had
someone else, too.

- Oh, let me guess.
Blonde, huge cans,

curves in all the right places,

and a big old donk,

firm yet pillowy
at the same time?

- That's very
specific, Mark, but no.

It was a 2002 Subaru.
- Kinky.

Not that I'm judging,

seeing as how Tasha
left me for meth.

Loved that beautiful blue
crystal so much it killed her.

Now she's up in heaven doing
angel dust with baby Jesus.

Our nest broke up
not soon after.

- I'm sorry.

Um, you know, since
we're being honest,

that whole vulture nest
thing is really fuckin' dumb.

- Do you think I like wearing
tires in my spare time?

No. It's impractical
as all hell,

but if you wanna be a vulture,
you gotta stick to the theme.

- Mm.
- And me?

I'm a vulture,
through and through.

- Come on, Mark, I
thought we were bonding.

- Yes, we shared a
moment, and it was lovely.

You're a great person, but
that's not gonna stop me

from taking that fancy
backpack you're so keen on.

I know it's worth something.

So hand it over.

- Fine, you want it?

Go get it.

- Now that's just childish.

- Tasha, I'm comin', baby.

- Need a lift?

- How'd you know I was out here?

- We didn't.

- Here. These'll help.

- Hey. I'm so happy
I could find you.

I figured you'd follow the map.

Sorry for everything I
put you through out there.

I made a mistake.
- Where's Evelyn?

- She didn't make it.

- Cool. So it was
worth it then.

- One is squirrel,
one is opossum.

Didn't know which one
you preferred, so...

Figure we could do a taste test.

Talked to the chef.

He said the opossum
is real tender today.

He likes to take
herbs and spices

and stuff 'em in the gut pouch.

- Goddamn, Quiet, don't do that.

Squirrels don't grow on trees.

I mean, they do kinda,
but still gotta hunt 'em,

and they're hard
little fuckers to hit.

So I got good news and bad news.

What do you want first?

- Good news.
- Bad news.

- Okay, glad to see you're
both on the same page.

I'm a glass-half-empty gal,
so let's start with bad.

Stone's men fell back to the dam

ever since the clown
took out his bases.

- Sweet Tooth? He
still kicking around?

- He's got Stone all
hot and bothered.

He basically just pissed
in a hornet's nest.

So getting to New San
Francisco through the dam,

it ain't gonna work.

But now the good news,

I heard tell of
another way through.

There's a hole in
Stone's blockade.

It's a night's drive from here.

I mean, the lawmen on the road,

they're not gonna make
your trip any easier,

but at least you
won't be walking

right into Stone's kitchen.

And we can get you close,

but after that I'm
taking the convoy north.

We don't want any
part in this fight.

So if you want to get through,

you're gonna need one
motherfucker of a car.

- It sounds like we have
our work cut out for us.

- So there's a we now.
Get this straight.

The only reason I
haven't thrown you

out of the back of
this fucking rig

is because I want inside.

I want a new life, a life
where I don't have to

look at your fucking face
every goddamn minute.

- My grandfather was a rancher.

Cattle. He had a huge herd,

hundreds of animals.

Cattle, they're
delicious, of course.

Cheeseburgers, whatnot.

But you know what else they are?

They're dumb.

If you leave a gate open,

these stupid assholes
will just wander through,

eat your crops,
destroy property,

shit all over the place.

Hell, they'll even
shit on each other.

Like I said, dumb.

Like Carl!

But my grandfather
also had dogs,

strong, proud, fierce.

A dog can control these beasts,

move 'em from
pasture to pasture.

A stray runaway, they
bring that stray back.

They were in control.

Now we have strays in our herd.

The mute, the
milkman, they defy us!

This is our land!
These are our roads!

We're the dogs; we
control the herd!

We will never go back
to the way things were.

Never! Am I right?

Bababooey.

- Don't worry, baby,
you're in good hands.

Thankfully, this
isn't my first time.

I just need to check
your eyeballs, okay?

- Come on, you
stupid motherfucker.

Oh, Tasha.

I bet you hated all
these fucking songs.

I'm so sorry.

- Can you grab that for me?

- You have hands.

- Yeah, and both of 'em are
deep in this car's guts.

So can you just pass
it to me, please?

- I would love to.

- Goddamn it! I
said I'm sorry.

What else do you want from me?

- Um, for you to eat
shit and kiss my ass.

- So should I eat shit before
or after I kiss your ass?

'Cause the order mattres.

Just want to make sure
I'm doing it right.

Come on, talk to me.

- Why? It doesn't matter.

- Of course it matters.

- Fucking bullshit.

If it mattered, you
would've come with me

instead of choosing to
stay with a fucking car.

You told me we were partners
in this, but we're not.

I'm a passenger riding shotgun.

- Quiet...

- You got something
snappy to say now, John?

You gonna tell me
how wrong I was?

When I watched that fireball
explode in the woods,

I thought you were fucking dead.

I thought I'd lost you.

And I'm so fucking
tired of losing people.

And you knew that, John,
and you didn't care.

'Cause you don't care
about anyone but you.

Tire's got a leak.

- That was supposed
to be a surprise.

Figured you'd like
the easy access.

But if you don't,
I can take it out,

and you can use it
for whatever you want.

- No, it's fine. I like it.

- Quiet...

I fucked up.

Evelyn has been my home
for 20-something years.

Before her, I just felt cold.

Alone.

And I promised myself I'd
never feel like that again.

So losing her meant I
would go back to being

that same sad-ass little boy.

But that's not even
what hurt the most.

Look, in the past ten days

we've fought, tried
to kill each other,

did interesting things
to each other's bodies

in a ball pit.

I can't imagine
day 11 without you.

I'm better with you.

I think maybe you're
better with me, too.

I know what I did was shitty.

And I'm sorry.

I don't have to be in the
driver's seat all the time.

I want to be a partner

if that's still a thing.

- It was pretty shitty.

- It was the shittiest.

Damn, girl, you gonna
jump up on it already. Ow!

- Come on, man,
something's wrong.

- Drive-by!
We're taking fire!

- It's the law. Get down!

- We have
casualties in rig four!

- We need
a medic on rig eight!

- I need
backup now! Move it!

- Some piece of shit lawman
killed three of our drivers.

We're about to make
it more than even.

If I were you, I would
get some better artillery

than them dinky
pea-shooters everyone had.

Looks like she's
got the right idea.

- This one. It speaks to me.

- Yeah, it speaks to me, too.

It says, "I'm too heavy."

- The car can
handle it, dickhead.

- It's about balance.

We have weapons, armor,
speed, and handling.

Too much of one,
you lose the other.

Car's too heavy, low speed,

sluggish handling.

So if we're gonna
add any weight,

I say we add armor.

- If you're fast
enough, it won't matter.

- Did you just give
me a compliment?

- I said if.

- Oh, hello.

I can't believe Watts just
had this shit laying around.

Do you know how rare
ballistic glass is?

- It's a windshield,
you fucking dork. Relax.

You're acting like you
just got your first BJ.

- This shit is bulletproof!

And when I got my first BJ,

I was very nice,
I'll have you know.

I even said thank you.

- I bet you had to
say please, too.

How do you know how to
do all this stuff anyway?

- Mnh, you just try
different pieces

'til you find the one that fits.

- That doesn't make any sense.

Somebody had to teach
you how to do this.

- Some things come natural,
like breathing or driving.

- No, it's not natural.

You have to be
taught how to drive.

- Nuh-unh.
- Uh-huh.

- Nuh-unh.
- Uh-huh.

- Nuh-unh.

- Babies don't
know how to drive.

Think about that.

I think it's done.

- Here's the moment of truth.

What do you want to name her?

- Pfft, I don't know, I mean,
how did you decide on Evelyn?

- Mnh-mnh, she just
felt like an Evelyn.

And I found a license
plate that said "Evelyn."

- Okay, thief.

I don't know, this hunk of junk

feels like...

Roadkill.

- Roadkill. I love it.

I wish we had some tunes.

- Oh.

- Oh, no, not a mix.

No, that's like
Russian roulette.

- Come on.

For Tasha.

- You got lucky.

Okay, Watts, we're
ready to roll.

- I think we're ready
to fuck shit up.

- Oh, there's a "we" now.

Look, if we don't make it...
- Fuck that shit.

San Francisco or bust, baby.

- So this is Stone's blockade.

Girthy.

- I don't see any lawmen.
Maybe they all left.

- A car graveyard,
not creepy at all.

- Huh, "resisted."

- What'd you say?

- What? I'm just saying
what they're saying.

- Stone's here.

- What?

- Why'd we stop?

- I'm gonna make truck nuts
out of your ballsack, milkman!

- Gotta hand it to the
guy, he's got good traps.

- A little help?
- We're on it.

Uh, baby, things aren't
looking so good out here.

You ready?

- The wind's about to
change in our favor, Amber.

A twister's coming.

- I'm so sick of
that fucking clown!

- It's time, Stu.
Light 'er up.

Time to play.