All language subtitles for The Bionic Woman S02E22 Iron Ships and Dead Men 1080p BluRay FLAC2 0 H 264-BTN (1)_track5_[eng]

[theme music]

Ah!

Well, it's right where
he said it would be.

Come on.
Help me get it out.

Easy does it, now.

Oh, man.

- What was that?
- Come on, nothing.

Let's get out of here.

Samuel Goldman?

Oscar, I didn't know
you had a brother.

Well, I don't talk about it much.

Not anymore, anyway.

Well, is he still alive?

He disappeared during the attack
on Pearl Harbor.

I was 11 years old at the time.

I'm sorry. I didn't know.

The Navy didn't offer any explanation.

They just said that,
uh, he was gone.

That he was also involved
in some kind of intelligence work.

And they also alluded to scandal.

- What kind of scandal?
- I don't know.

Wouldn't tell us for security reasons.

An older brother means a great deal
to an 11 -year-old kid.

He was my idol.

I just couldn't accept the fact,
uh, he was involved in anything shady.

Maybe that's why I joined
Navy intelligence, to find out.

Did you?
What'd you find?

Sam's file was 10 years old
when I finally got my hands on it.

All it succeeded in doing was

opening up old wounds,

resurrecting the same haunting questions.

It seems that Sam was carrying
a quarter of a million dollars

with him when he disappeared.

[Jaime] A quarter of a million?

[Oscar] He'd received it from
his commanding officer,

and was to pass it
to one of our double agents

at 8 o'clock that Sunday morning.

It was so peaceful.

No one knew the Japanese
were on their way.

[airplane engines]

Sam was to meet the agent
on the Handerson,

a ship that was in for repairs.

The shipyard was almost deserted.

Some of the sailors were in church.

Others were still asleep.

It was 7:54 when he boarded
the Handerson.

The crew was on shore leave,
so the decks were probably empty,

except for the sailors on the watch.

Sam was heading toward the bridge

when he first heard the sound,

the drone of 100 airplane engines.

At five minutes to 8:00,
the Japanese attacked.

When the smoke cleared,
he was gone.

So was the cash.

Oscar, he was probably killed.

The agent he was supposed to meet
searched for several hours.

Found nothing.

Well, he could have
fallen overboard.

Navy intelligence dredged the pier.

They did everything they could.

Okay. They came up with what?

The official Navy opinion was
that he was missing in action.

The unofficial opinion was

that he used the attack as a diversion
to disappear with the money.

Perfect opportunity.

My brother's not a thief.

He's not a crook.

I spent 15 years trying to prove
that they were wrong.

It became an obsession with me.

I tapped the federal agencies
to try to get some more information,

facts that would clear his name.

But nothing.

It was hopeless.

Until that turned up.

Did the Navy send you that?

Next of kin.

It was found by a salvage worker
on the deck of the Handerson.

She's being scrapped.

On the deck?

Isn't that a little strange?

The dog tags show up
36 years later?

Jaime, I feel like I'm grabbing for air.

Look, Oscar,

does this mean that the Navy's
going to reopen the investigation,

or what?

I have worn out my welcome

talking to the federal agencies
concerning Sam.

These dog tags don't mean
anything to them.

As far as they're concerned, Sam
is a problem of the past.

Jaime, I--

I don't know how to ask
you this, but--

Oscar.

You don't have to ask me.

I would love to help you.

Listen, I have my frustrations,
too, you know?

I mean, I have all these
incredible abilities, my bionics.

And I never get to use them for anything
but the OSI,

or cleaning the house.

And just once, it would make me
feel very good

if I could help a friend,
or something like that.

So please let me help you.

Thanks, babe.

Okay, what can we do?
Could you get me a job?

Maybe as a salvage worker,
or something?

Well, I--uh,

I, um--

Already have.

Here goes.

[whistle]

Thomas.

- Bacher.
- Hey.

- Swinnemer.
- Hi, babe, how you feeling?

[whistle]

Who are you?

You Mr. "Zan-ee-tos"?

The name is Zanetos.

I asked you, who are you?

Sommers.
I'm your new hand.

New hand at what, baby?

Now, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.

You're not "Haime" Sommers?

It's Jaime.

Aw, come on.

What is it with those
front office fools?

I mean, I expect a big,
strong Mexican fella.

Somebody who can pull
his own weight.

And what do they send me?

A girl, with a funny name.

All right, all right, Sommers.

What can you do?

- I--
- Use a torch?

Forklift?

- Well--
- Can you run a crane?

Oh, boy, oh, boy.

Listen, why did they hire you for,
anyway?

Hey, man. Come on.
I'm strong.

- I'm a little strong, all right?
- Oh, you're strong?

All right, all right, take it easy.

Listen, docks can use strong people.

Okay, lady.

Let's find out just how
strong you are, huh?

Bobby makes it look easy,

but those weights weigh anywhere
from 80 to 100 lbs.

That's your job to stack that
steel on this pallet.

Hey, Dean.

Why can't I put the steel on the pallet,
instead of stacking it here?

That's the way we was doing it before.

Because now we got somebody else
to do it for you.

But she's a--

lady, Dean.

And them, them plates is heavy.

It, it just don't seem right.

Oh, now, now, now, Bobby, just

think of it as a promotion.

All right?

Now, Sommers will do just fine.

See, I'm, uh, I'm one of those,
uh, liberated men.

I believe that if a woman wants
a man's job,

what she ought to do is be able
to work like a man.

You understand?

So if that steel is not on that
pallet by noon, you're out of a job.

Thanks for sticking up for me.

Yeah, well,

I just don't think it's right
for a lady to do this.

I mean, I, I, I don't mind it.

Dean says I'm the best hauler around.

Too good to waste on them other jobs.

But you--

You're so skinny, and stuff.

Thank you.

Hey, listen.
Somebody told me they found some dog tags

around here last week.
Is that true?

Oh, yeah.

Uh, uh, Schoengarth found them
on the deck under the bridge.

He wo--he works on the other shift.

Where is it?

What?

- The bridge.
- Oh.

Up there.

We don't start tearing it apart
till next month.

Okay.

Don't do that!
You're gonna hurt yourself.

Look, man,

I, I gotta get to work,
or I will lose my job.

N-no. It's too heavy, really.

Look, I, I got an idea.

Uh, you just look like
you're working, okay?

And then right before lunch,
I'll come back and I'll load this steel.

How's that?

- [Zanetos] Bobby!
- I'm coming, I'm coming!

Now, now, don't you try to lift nothing,
you hear?

It just ain't right.

You leave everything to Bobby, okay?

Okay.

Bobby, get over here!

I'm coming!

Huh?

Huh?

I wonder how she did that.

She looks so skinny.

Gee.

Now, he said they found the tags
underneath the bridge.

Well, this must be the place.

Aw, poor little bullet.

What's that?

Bob!

What are you doing up here?

Well, I was just looking around.

For what?

Oh, nothing in particular.

I just, I really love old ships, you know?

What's the matter with you?

Who do you work for?

Same people you do.

- You swear?
- Come on, what is this?

Don't you trust me?

I, I suppose.

But you better not try to do anything
to take Myrtle away from me.

[horn blowing]

Come on.
It's time for lunch.

Myrtle?

[meowing]

Her name used to be Mike.

But when the babies came,
I didn't think that'd be too good.

I mean, who wants a mom named Mike?

Where'd you find her?

She was on the boat
when it docked.

This is her home.

That's--that's why I, I got so mad at you.

Some of the guys told me

it's against the law for a cat
to live on a boat,

and that if those animal society
people found out,

they might take her away from me.

So when I caught you snoop--

Up here, I thought you
was one of them.

Oh.

Do I look like a family breaker
upper to you?

[meowing]

I didn't think so.

What was you doing
up here, anyway?

Oh, I was looking for souvenirs.

I found--

I found a bullet.

Don't look like much to me.

Well, it's not.

But I found it in that hole,
down there underneath the bridge.

Oh, yeah. Somebody cut that
last week on the swing shift.

Was that about the same time
that they found those dog tags?

Yeah.

Were you working that night?

Yeah.
Almost all of us on Dean's crew was.

Who do you suppose did it?

The hole?

I don't know.

Could have been almost anybody.

Nobody tells me much around here.

Duke'd probably know.

- Duke?
- Duke.

You mean you don't know Duke?

He runs Duke's.

That's where all the guys go after work.

You know, he--he hears them talking,
and stuff.

- Oh, yeah?
- [meowing]

You, uh--

You gonna go there tonight?

I don't know.

You?

I don't know.

I was kind of hoping maybe
somebody'd ask me.

You, uh, you wouldn't want
to go with me, huh?

You mean you got Dean to load
that pallet for you?

Well, what do you think?

Well, I think Dean's going sweet on you.

[barking]

I'll bet lots of guys go sweet
on you, huh, Jaime?

That's not a very fair question, Bob.

Well, here we are.

You stick close to me,
Nobody'll bother you.

You got it.

- Sorry.
- It's okay.

Whatcha think?

Well, it, it's, uh--

You want to sit down?

- Sure.
- [man] Come on, Jimmy!

- [man] Okay, Jim, let's go!
- Come on, Jim!

Get him down, man!

- Come on, Jim, you got it.
- Come on, man.

You can get him down!

Put your heart in it, man!
Stick it to him, man!

Hey, man, get that thing!

[cheering]

$5 you owe me.

Hey, who's the character
with the crutch?

Well, that's Duke.
You're gonna like him.

Hey, Duke!

Hey, Bobby.

Yeah, put her there.

Who you got there with you?

Duke, that's Jaime Sommers.
Jaime, that's Duke.

- Hiya, Duke.
- Jaime.

- She's a new hauler on the--
- Yeah, on the Handerson job.

I know.

Hey, I hear you pull your
weight pretty good.

Well, I hear you know just
about everything

that goes on around here, huh?

I keep me ears and eyes open.

Do you know anything
about the Handerson?

See, I collect things.

- Souvenirs from the war, Duke.

She even found an old bullet up
there, up by that, uh,

cut hole in the forward bulkhead.

A bullet, huh?

Yeah, and I understand somebody
found some old tags

around a couple weeks ago, too, huh?

Yeah.
Yeah, I remember.

Found them in the same place, huh?

Yeah.
You know who cut that?

- The hole?
- Yeah.

Oh, I dunno.

Probably, uh, somebody on night shift.

Why do you wanna know?

Oh, I just wanted to see
if they found anything else.

See, I'm a collector.
I really love that stuff.

Why don't you become a drinker?

First round of grog is on me, huh?

Thank you, Duke.

I want you to get rid of that girl.

She's asking questions
about the hole.

Don't hurt her.
Just give her a good scare.

I want her away from the boat.

Now wait a minute, wait a minute,
just hold on.

You're asking us to do
you another favor?

You ain't even paid us
for the first one.

Now, when do we get our money?

You'll get it. You'll get it.

So long as no one's in the way.

[man] In the way of what?

We done what you told us.

Just give her a good scare.

Now, what are we gonna do, Dean, huh?

I mean, it's worth five grand apiece.

Yeah.

And at those prices,
you don't waste time scaring the girl.

[Jaime] Whoo-ee, look at that.

Drink up hearty, folks.

Thank you, Duke.

We get rid of her for good.

[Oscar] I told the cabbie
we'd only be a few moments.

You said you had something
to show me?

[Jaime] Yeah.
This is a bullet, isn't it?

So you found this inside
the bulkhead, huh?

Yeah.
It was embedded in the metal.

You see that brownish red stuff on there?

Yeah, it's probably rust.

Or blood.

I'll have the lab do
a rush job on this.

Anything else?

Nope, that's about it.
What time is it?

- 6:25.
- Oh, I'm late for breakfast.

Breakfast?
I thought you'd already had--

Oh, it's not mine.
It's Myrtle's.

Myrtle's. Myrtle? Jaime?

[frantic meowing]

- Hey, sorry I'm late.
- That's okay, Jaime.

- Did you bring the biscuits?
- Sure did.

On TV it says you got to
have a balanced diet.

Uh, I just wanted to tell you,
Jaime, that last night was real fun.

I enjoyed it too, Bob.
Thank you.

That was real nice.
Duke's is quite a place.

You like it?
Yeah, he's a real nice guy.

Good guy.

How'd he hurt his leg?

From the war.

Pearl Harbor, I think.

Well, that does it.

Now, the next pallet I lift,
man, is gonna go up halfway,

and then come down hard. [laughing]

You just make sure that
girl's underneath.

Hey, I got ya, I got ya.

Come on, bring it down more!

Okay!

So Duke was a dock worker
in Hawaii, huh?

Just like us.

Of course, when he was wounded,
he had to quit.

Messed up his leg pretty bad,
so he came back here and started Duke's.

Take it away!

Why do you suppose he'd want
to leave a beautiful place

like Hawaii and come here?

I don't know, Jaime.

Maybe he didn't like the weather.

[metal screeching]

Funny thing, though.

I heard some guys saying they
heard Duke talking about

selling his place and moving
out of San Pedro.

[metal screeching]

Jaime, look out!

- Ah!
- Bobby!

Jaime, you--you okay?

I'm fine, I'm fine.
Relax.

- Okay, come on.
- Help. Push.

Turn over.

Medic!
Somebody get a doctor, please.

It's gonna be okay.

- It's just a break.
- It's okay.

I know.

Jaime?

If I don't get back tonight,
will--will you

feed Myrtle for me?

Course I will.

Relax.
Come on, lay down.

Just relax.

[Jaime] Oscar, I looked at the cable,
and it had saw marks on it.

And if it hadn't been for Bob,
I'd be dead.

[Oscar] How is he?

Well, the doctor said
it wasn't too bad, so he'll be all right.

Thank God.

Listen, Jaime,
I can't let you go on with this.

Not if there's a chance
of you getting hurt.

Will you please let me
worry about that?

Now, has there been
any news on the bullet?

Yes, it was a bullet fragment.

Just preliminaries, but you were right.

That brown stuff was
indeed dried blood.

I'll have more for you tomorrow.

Well, if my hunch is right,
so will I.

Bye-bye.

[Duke] That was too close!

Just too close.

You almost killed her.

So I didn't judge right, huh?

Now, look, nobody got hurt bad.

You and I have a different idea
about what getting hurt bad is, Williams.

You live 36 years with a bum leg,
you'll find out.

Now, now, now just take it easy, will you?

We said we're sorry.

At least one thing's sure.

The girl got a good scare.

Now, I think it's time we talk
about some money.

[screaming]

Hi, guys.

Guess who just found a skeleton
in your closet?

You won't get away with
it this time, Sommers.

Where'd you get that?

Put it away before you
hurt somebody.

Hey, hey.
But Duke, she knows.

She's not going anywhere, Williams.

Now, why don't you two go out front,
have yourselves a drink?

I can handle her fine.

Well, go on. Move.

All right, Duke.
What happens next?

Well, I don't know.

Don't got nothing on me.

Huh?
You call murder nothing?

- Murder?
- Mm.

Oh, you mean the lieutenant
in the closet.

His name is Samuel Goldman.

His brother happens to be
a very good friend of mine.

Well, I'm sorry that you

had to see him when
he was so down and out.

But still, it doesn't have anything
to do with me.

Oh, I think it has everything
to do with you, Duke.

You see, all the pieces fit.

Bobby told me that, uh,

you were a civilian dock worker
in Pearl Harbor when the war broke out.

That's right.

I'll lay odds that you were on
the Handerson

that Sunday morning when Sam disappeared.

Now, you were probably
the only person working

on the forward bulkhead
beneath the bridge.

Now, somewhere around five minutes
to 8:00,

you noticed that a lieutenant
had come aboard.

He was carrying a briefcase.

You, you waved.
You exchanged a good morning.

Then it happened.
The Japanese attacked.

All of a sudden,
you were surrounded by bullets.

Both of you hit the deck.

And as Sam went down,
his briefcase spilled open.

Inside was a quarter
of a million dollars in cash.

You just couldn't resist the temptation.

Somehow you got a hold of his gun,

backed Sam up against the hole
in the bulkhead,

and you figured that the Navy
would assume Sam was lost in the attack.

So you shot him,

hid his body in the bulkhead,
and you ran off with the cash.

Now, the statute of limitations
on murder doesn't run out, does it, Duke?

You had to get his body off the ship.

So you had to wait around San Pedro

for the Handerson to come back
and be taken apart

so you could cover your tracks.

How'd I do?

No, no, no, no.

No, you think I'd stay in this dump

for 36 years just to pull out
an old skeleton?

You know, lady, you're
pretty smart.

Then again, you're pretty dumb.

Especially if you know
about the money.

Now, you really want to
know what happened?

[chuckles]

Yep.

I'll tell you.

You were right about me saying hello
to the lieutenant,

and about us being alone.

But when that Zero started strafing us,

the last place we wanted to be
was on deck.

The closest cover
was the hole in the bulkhead.

Well, I made it inside,

but when I turned to help
the lieutenant in, he was already a goner.

Bullet went clean through him.

Wasn't nothing I could do.

When I looked out to see
what he dropped,

I couldn't believe my eyes.

There were thousands in that case,
maybe half a mil.

Well, I figured the lieutenant
didn't have much use for it

anymore, so I picked
it up, and I ran.

I almost made it.

- I almost made it off the ship.
- What happened?

This.

The Zeroes got me, too.

I got hit bad.

I knew I had to hide the cash,

so as the medics wouldn't see it
when they picked me up.

And I was fading fast.

Lucky for me, they was pumping
out bilge water from the leak

in the forward side.

I made for the pump hole.

Nobody was paying
me much mind.

By now, all hell had broken loose.

The whole harbor was
going up in smoke.

I stuffed the cash inside.

The case must have dropped all
the way down to the keel.

That's the last I remember.

When I woke up in the hospital
two days later,

the Handerson put out to sea.

They did a quick patch job on her.

Sealing Sam and the money
inside the bulkhead.

Yep. You got it.

Of course, I couldn't work the docks
anymore with this leg,

so I decided to come here,
where they take the ships apart.

And alas, your ship's come in.

You got it.

Your ship, too.

You keep your mouth shut,
you got half of it.

No, no, the money is there.

I cased it out a month ago.

It's in the port hold beneath
the crew quarters.

Now, I put a big cross
on the bulkhead where it is.

I even left a torch down there.

They pull it in to dry dock,
all we do is pull out the cash.

It's real easy money, missy.

Easy.

You shouldn't go promising things you

can't deliver, Duke.

You know, I was always curious

about how you were going to pay us
our cash.

Guess now I know.

Oh, don't play games, Dean.

You'll get your cut.

No, no, no.

It's only going to be divided two ways.

Me and Zanetos.

Hey, what do you say we take a nice
little ride out to the Handerson?

It's Friday night.

Swing shift's off.

Sounds to me like it'd be
a real quiet night for a treasure hunt.

Now?
You stupid, Zanetos?

You can't cut in that hull
until it's out of water.

The ship will sink.

That's right.

And guess who's going
to sink with it?

[Zanetos] Let's go, now.

Come on, Duke. Come on.

[duke muttering]

[Zanetos] Easy, easy.

Come on, come on!

All the way to the bottom, now.

Just follow them.

This way. This way.

[hatch opening]

It's marked.

Just where he said
it would be, huh?

It's 15 feet below the water line.

It's leaking already.

[meowing]

Well, Myrtle, I--

I guess she just gone sweet on 'em,
that's all.

Girls never like me much.

[meowing]

But Dean.

They all say he's a real ladies' man.

What's up, Myrtle?
Ain't you hungry?

Well, where are you going?

Myrtle?

Something wrong?

[clanking]

I hear it, too.

Maybe old Bobby ought
to check it out.

[laughing]

Hey, we found it.

All right, let's get out of here.

Hey! Move it!

Duke!

All right, just relax, Duke.

The water's a lot warmer in Acapulco.

I'll be thinking of you.

[Duke] Jaime!

Jaime!
Where are you?

Duke?

Duke!

[Duke] Jaime! Help me!

Come on, Duke.
You can make it.

Let me help you.
Don't fight me!

Dean, what you doing here?

Wha--what's going on?

- Wh--where's Jaime?
- She's down there, Bobby.

Yeah, she needs some help.

Jaime?

Jaime!

Bobby, get the hatch!

It's no good! I can't!

- Relax!
- Duke, come on.

Hold on.

Can you hold on by yourself?

[mumbling]

Let me help you.

Use your left arm, and I'll use my right.

- Jaime, it ain't gonna work!
- It's gonna have to.

Go.

[hatch creaking]

[Jaime] Okay!

- Jaime, how did you--
- It was all you, Bobby.

- Yeah?
- Think you can get Duke out by yourself?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

I'm gonna go catch up
with our friends.

[Duke] Bobby!
Bobby, get me out of here!

I'm coming, Duke!

Wait, wait a minute.

Suppose they find the bodies?

So what?
They'll find the torch, too.

They'll think that Duke
cut the hole himself.

Come on, baby.
We're home free!

Well, all right, Mr. Z. [laughing]

[screaming] Ah, no!

- Get the money!
- The money!

It's all over the place!

I'm trying!

I'm trying.

Where's Dean and Jake?

Look at them playing tag in the water.

Williams! Over there!

I can't reach it!

And where am I supposed to put it?

Stop yacking and keep grabbing!

Ah, what fools.

36 years.

I guess when you get right down to it,
I'm the biggest fool of all.

Get the money!

Get the money!

[chaplain] Into thy hands, oh Lord,

we commend the soul of thy
servant departed,

now called unto eternal rest.

And we commit his body to the deep.

The Lord bless thee,
and keep thee.

The Lord make his face to shine upon thee,
and be gracious unto thee.

The Lord lift up the light
of his countenance upon thee,

and give thee peace.

Amen.

Squad! Ready!

Fire.

Aim! Fire.

Aim! Fire.

[playing "Taps"]

Bob.

I think Oscar needs some time alone.

I guess all this time he was
just trying to find his brother, huh?

Yes.

But the reason I came here
doesn't change the fact

that we became friends, you know?

Okay?

Steel was always too heavy for you,
anyway.

You're too skinny.

What about Duke?

Well, Oscar, the Navy said
that they aren't going to press charges.

They feel he's already
been in prison.

Bobby, they just feel that he's
been imprisoned

by his own greed for 36 years,
sitting here waiting for this.

Well, I, I guess he's free now, huh?

Yeah.
I guess he's finally free.