All language subtitles for The Bionic Woman S03E09 Escape to Love aka A Matter of Love and Death 1080p BluRay FLAC2 0 H 264-BTN (1)_track5_[eng]

Sandor, run!

- Halt!
- [gunshot]

Dr. Kelso defected
from Vestia.

The doctor was wounded and made it,
but his son didn't.

I'm not gonna lie to you.
It will be dangerous escaping from here.

They got the boy!

These woods are full of traps

for people who are trying to escape.

They'll head for the border.
I want every man after them!

- They must be stopped now!
- [tires screeching]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[monitor beeping]

[beeping]

[high-pitched tone]

[vehicles passing]

It's time, Sandor.
Don't be afraid.

Father, I'm not afraid.
Then let's go.

[panting, grunts]

[hushed] Come on.
The patrol's almost here.

Doctor, where's your son?

- [shouts] Sandor, get up!
- Doctor, we're out of time.

Sandor! Run, son. Run!

- Halt!
- Sandor! Run!

Halt!
You're under arrest.

[Kelso] Sandor!

Sandor, run!

Halt, or we'll fire!

Sandor! Please, son.
Come on!

[groans]

[gunfire continues]

Get us out of here!

[Dubnov] Cease firing!

If your father is still alive

and if he wants
to see you again,

he'll have to crawl
right back through that fence.

[whimpering]

[humming]

Max, come on now.

This jealousy of yours has got to stop.
You know that?

- Hmm?
- [whimpering]

I mean, I am simply making
a candlelight dinner for two,

of which you are not one,
and you know it.

No. Mm-mmm.

What are we gonna
do with you?

What are we gonna do?
I don't know what to do.

We've gotta think
of something for you to--

To get you out of this depression
that you're in.

The mail. I forgot to get the mail.

Would you like
to go get the mail? Hmm?

[barking]

Well, okay.
Come on. Let's go.

Remember how to do it now?
Okay. Good boy. Go on.

[light jazz]

[clattering]

Max!

What in the world
are you doing?

[whimpers]

I asked you to go get the mail,

not the box,
the whole thing.

Give me this.

The mail. Don't you remember
these things?

Yeah. All these little letters, remember?

Little white pieces of paper.
This stuff.

[whimpers]

I don't know about you, Max.

Sometimes I can't figure out
if you've got some wires crossed

or if you've just got
a bizarre sense of humor.

I have a feeling you're
doing this to me, you know.

[knocking]

Okay. Raymond's here now.

All right.

Okay.

[hums] You stay.

[Jaime gasps]

- Hello, Oscar.
- [Oscar] Good evening.

- My, do you look lovely this evening.
- Mm-hmm.

I'm sorry to barge in on you like this
at the last minute.

I don't care what it is.
I'm afraid it's just gonna have to keep,

because tonight
I have a date.

I don't have a mission.
I have a date.

- Oh.
- And absolutely nothing

is going to keep me
from enjoying myself.

You'll change your mind after
I tell you what happened.

Impossible.

- Jaime, it's Arlo Kelso.
- It's who?

Never mind.

- I don't want to know.
- The problem is his son.

- [sighs] I'm sure it will keep.
- I'm afraid it won't.

Last night, Dr. Kelso
and his son, Sandor,

defected from Vestia.

The doctor was wounded and made it,
but his son didn't.

Send somebody else in
to get him out.

I'm afraid this job requires
a woman's touch.

Get off it.

It's true, babe.

I just got off the phone
with Dr. Kelso in Berlin.

He describes his son
as a sensitive boy--

Timid, frightened.

In fact, the reason
he got caught

was that he froze
while trying to escape.

Now, if we're gonna get
that boy out of there, Jaime,

we've gotta use kid gloves.

Now, I could send
a man in there,

but if Kelso is right
about his son,

the boy needs gentle
and warm encouragement,

or I'm afraid he might not even cooperate
with his own rescue.

Okay, okay.
I'll do it, but, uh...

Why do I have to go
tonight?

Because there's a plane
waiting to take you to Berlin.

That's why I gotta go tonight.

Your clothes and papers

will be furnished to you
by one of our men there.

His name is Hober.

He'll take you near
the prison compound.

And once I get the boy,
then how do I get out?

There's a quarry six miles
south of the town.

A helicopter will land there
at exactly three o'clock.

If you're not there
by ten minutes after 3:00,

the helicopter will take off.

Just like that?
What if we miss it?

If you miss it,
you're on your own.

Now, I'm leaving for Berlin
in a couple of hours.

Rudy's gonna run
some tests on Max,

so he'll take care of him
until you get back.

I'll wait here for your gentleman friend
and, uh--

- Raymond.
-... Raymond comes.

And then I'll tell him

that you were suddenly called
out of town and that, uh,

you'll call him
the moment you get back home.

Okay. Thank you.

What am I doing?
This is incredible.

What?

You walk into my house,
and in three minutes

you turn my entire social life
into a disaster

and I say thank you?

What am I, crazy?

I don't believe this.

All right.

Jaime, we can't risk
getting any closer.

- This is fine.
- All right.

It's two miles to the prison.

Sandor is being held
in an old fort right here.

Now, outside the fort
outside the wall there's a sign.

The sign says
Prison Number 2.

Remember that.
Prison Number 2.

Now, his meals are fed to him
promptly at noon.

I don't know how you'll
get him out, but, uh--

I don't either.

But I intend to see you
at that helicopter by 3:00.

Okay.

Jaime.

Luck.

[Jaime] This must be the place.

Okay.

Hello, Sandor.

Who are you, and what
are you doing here?

My name is Jaime,
and I've come to take you to your father.

My father's dead.

Nope, he's not.

He's very much alive.
He was only wounded.

He's in a hospital in Berlin.

- He's alive?
- Yes.

And he's also
very anxious to see you.

How can I trust you?

Well, you're just gonna
have to believe me.

I came all the way
from the United States to help you.

But the guards,
they told me my father's dead.

Yeah, well, they're just
trying to scare you.

[sighs] Sandor, I can imagine
how you must feel.

I mean, you saw
your father shot.

You didn't know whether
he was dead or alive.

And you've been locked up
in here all this time.

But we've got everything
worked out now.

As soon as we get out of here,

we're gonna go straight
to a helicopter

and they will fly us across the border,

and you'll be able to be
with your father again.

- What did you say your name was?
- Jaime.

Why'd they send you
to rescue me?

You're a woman.

Well, I guess they figured
it needed a woman's touch.

Um, we better go.

I don't know.

I'd never seen
a man shot before.

I had seen guns almost all my life.

But when they shot my father--

I don't want to be shot.

- I can understand--
- I'm safe here.

I don't like them.
I hate 'em. I hate 'em!

[groans]

[sighs] Sandor.

I'm not gonna lie to you.

It will be dangerous
escaping from here.

But I'm good at these things. I really am.

And, uh, I know that

the more we sit around here
and talk about it,

the more dangerous
it's gonna become.

- I don't think I want to go.
- Why don't you want to go?

Because I think they're gonna
release me in a few months.

They're not gonna release you.

The reason I'm here now

is because they're gonna
send you to another prison

that's much farther away than this.

- That's a lie!
- It's the truth.

You're being transferred tonight.

The commandant, Colonel Dubnov,

he told me if I behaved myself

that I'd be sent to a camp

in the mountains somewhere
where there's a lake and boats.

Why would I lie to you?

And besides, I gave my word
that I wouldn't try to escape.

I see.

What do you see?

I see that obviously
you're too scared to escape.

- That's not true.
- I think it is.

You said it yourself.

You're afraid of being shot
just like your father.

[sighs]

Sandor...

it's okay to feel
what you're feeling.

You're afraid. Right?

Listen, I know about fear.
Believe me, I deal with it all the time.

And you know, the first thing I do

is I have to face my feelings.

I have to face the fact
that I'm scared.

And then I say, "It's okay.

It's okay to be scared,
because I can be afraid

and still do the things
that I want to do

or what I have to do."

It works. Really does.

Okay.

I'm afraid.

Yeah.

- I'm afraid.
- Me too.

But I'll try--

Try to go with you
even though I'm afraid.

Okay, Sandy.
Uh, can I call you Sandy?

Let's go.

Otto!

Otto, you in there?

Otto?

Come on.

Here you go.

Okay, you're not gonna
be afraid, are you?

- No.
- Okay. Come on.

Okay. Come on.

Come on.
You can do it, Sandy.

Come on.
You can do it.

Okay. That's good.
Come on.

That's it. Come on.

That's it. Okay.

Come on. Come on.

Okay. Come on.

[groans]

Hey! Lieutenant Pruska!
Help!

[pounding on door]

Help!

[exhales] We made it.

- I'm still scared, but we made it!
- So far.

I feel very good,
and it's all because of you.

You're very pretty.

Thank you. [laughs]

Listen, Sandy,
these woods are full of traps,

and they're traps for people
who are trying to escape.

So I want you to stay
right behind me, okay?

But what if you get
caught in a trap?

Don't worry about me.
My legs are unusually strong.

Yeah. I saw the way
that you jumped.

How--How'd you do it?

[alarm blaring]

Rest period's over, kid.
Come on. Let's go.

They say it was a woman
who rescued the boy.

They tell me she had amazing
strength, that she had--

I'm not interested
in their stories or yours.

Yes, sir.

Notify the perimeter guards
to watch for them.

Already done, sir.

You two get in the truck
with the others.

I sent a message
to Dr. Kelso in Berlin

telling him that unless
he returns in 24 hours,

his son will be executed.

You'd actually kill the boy?

If Dr. Kelso doesn't return,

I would be expected
to carry out my threat.

Otherwise, we would lose our power
over any others who would desert us.

Of course. I understand.

[sighs]

Let's go.

- Feeling better, Dr. Kelso?
- Much better.

Good. Here you go.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

[Oscar] Good morning.

Good morning.

Well, Doctor,
you're looking much better today.

Thank you.
Any news of Sandor?

Yes, we got word
that the prison alarm was sounded,

which means
that they got away.

- Oh.
- If everything goes as I expect,

they will rendezvous with the helicopter
in exactly one hour.

Good.

I'm greatly relieved
to hear you sound so confident.

Your son is with one
of my top agents, Doctor.

I can hardly wait
to have him here with me.

Won't be long.

- [Oscar] Flowers? Very pretty.
- Yes.

"If you do not return
to your homeland in 24 hours,

Sandor will be executed."

It's a preposterous threat.

I just pray your agent
gets him out of my country.

It's a bluff, Doctor.
They won't kill him.

You don't know my countrymen.

You know a great deal,
Mr. Goldman.

You have great power
and influence.

But do not tell me
about my countrymen.

Nothing so far.

It's impossible for them
to have gotten past us.

I agree.

Even if we don't
find them immediately,

as long as we can prevent them
from getting to the border,

we'll have Kelso.

And that's all I care about.

They won't get past us.
We've got every road blocked

and the perimeter guards
have surrounded the woods,

the quarry, and the farmlands.

The farmers.

Cover all the farmers

and warn them
of the consequences

of helping the fugitives
to escape.

Yes, sir.

[barking]

[grunts] Jaime! Jaime!

Sandy, I told you
to stay right behind me.

- I just wanted to give you these flowers.
- Sit up.

Oh, Sandy, Sandy.

I'm sorry.
Oh, my ankle.

Can you move it?
Can you?

I don't know.

Which one is it?

My right.

Okay. Let me see.

It must hurt like the devil.
Come here.

Oh.

We are gonna make it.
All right?

- Oh!
- I'm sorry.

Okay?

Gonna hurt.
Take it easy.

- [groans]
- You all right?

Let's try it.

All right?
Up we go. [grunts]

You okay? All right.
Now try walking.

- I don't think I can.
- All right.

Sandy, I know it hurts,
but you gotta do it.

Okay? Here we go.

There you go. All right.
See, you got it.

All right.
Can't stay here. That's for sure.

[grunts]
No. Oh, geez.

Come on, babe.
Come on.

Lookit. Come here.

We're not gonna make it
to the helicopter, Sandy.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, honey,
It was an accident. I know. Sit up.

You could make it.

You could get to the helicopter on time.

Sandy, I came all this way
across the border to get you.

I am not gonna
leave you here alone.

Okay?

[pilot] Your people only have
two minutes left.

You're beautiful, Jaime.

[barking]

- We gotta move.
- But where?

We've gotta find someplace to hide.
Come on.

- Where are we gonna go?
- I don't know where we're gonna go.

- But we can't stay here.
- Why don't you--

Hey, listen, we're
gonna move right now!

Don't argue with me.

Come on. You've got it.
All right.

- Why aren't they here?
- I don't know.

- That pilot is not going to wait.
- Yeah.

Wait a minute.
Here comes somebody.

[sighs]

We better find them.

How, with guards
searching everywhere?

Come on.

[phone rings]

This is Oscar Goldman
speaking.

Well, why didn't they wait?

All right.

They didn't catch the helicopter,
did they?

No, they didn't.
But I'm sure that--

Would you send
for my doctor, please?

Now just a minute,
Dr. Kelso.

They haven't been captured.
They're still free.

Get my doctor!
I want to do whatever's necessary

so that I'm able to cross
that border tomorrow.

But, Dr. Kelso--

I'm going, Mr. Goldman,
so get my doctor, please.

I'm sure
that farmer saw us.

Even if he did see us,
he probably won't say anything.

The farmers are pretty loyal
to the underground.

Okay. How's your foot?

- Much better.
- Good.

- Do you have any brothers or sisters?
- Huh?

- What are you writing?

- Oh, uh, nothing.
- Oh.

I said, are you an only child?

[Sandor] Oh, yes.

Where's your mother?

She, uh, died
when I was three.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Well, my dear.

I'm afraid this is the best I can do.

- Thanks, Jaime.
- You're welcome.

- You've very considerate of me.
- [chuckles]

We must notify
Lieutenant Pruska at once!

- Jaime.
- Mm-hmm?

Are you an only child?

Yes.

- Are you married?
- No.

I'll bet you have
a lot of boyfriends.

I have a few.

Are you going steady
with any of your friends?

That's a very
personal question.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I think that farmer went home.

We can leave for the border
as soon as it gets dark. All right?

[no audible dialogue]

Jaime, will you hold this up
so I can read it?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, and don't you read it.

Okay.
Let me sit down.

I never wrote a song before.

That's what you were writing--
I forgot.

Maybe you'd better read it.

I wrote it for you anyway.

All right.

[Sandor playing guitar]

"My love is as deep
as the ocean...

and as far as the stars
in the sky.

And I will follow you...

and I will stay with you

till all the seas run dry.

For my love for you
is my poetry...

and the song
that I sing you is true.

There is love in my heart
that will stay in my heart.

All my life...

I will give love to you.

All my life,
I will give love to you."

It's a beautiful song, Sandy.

Jaime, I love you.

Sandy...

Listen, I--

- [footsteps]
- Somebody's coming.

Come on!

Certainly glad we could
catch you at home.

[sighs]

[both laughing]

I've never been so glad to see anyone
in my whole life.

Oh.

[Pruska]
Take the dogs away.

We'll wait for the rest
of the men here

and then we'll
surround that barn.

- Jaime, I'd like you to meet--
- Hober.

I am Rodi.
It is an honor.

How do you do?

[Rodi] She is very beautiful.

[Jaime, chuckling]
Thank you.

[Hober] Yeah. Right.
Hold this, will ya?

Sandy, watch your foot, honey.

It doesn't hurt much.

When we get to the border,

I think I'm gonna stay
on the other side this time.

Maybe I could show you
Berlin, hmm?

[Jaime] Okay. Sounds good.

[Hober]
I'll look forward to it.

In the meantime, let's try and figure out
how to get out of here.

What have you got?

Sandy, you want to come
look at these plans?

Yeah. In a minute.

Okay. Here's our situation.

This farm is right about here.

This is the only town
between us and the border.

It's about 12 miles away.

And it's another 15 miles
to the border.

[Jaime] Do you think
there's any chance of us

getting our hands
on a car in town?

[Hober] The problem
is that the town

happens to house the regional
military headquarters,

and it's gonna make it
difficult to move around

dressed the way we all are.

[Rodi] it will be almost impossible,
especially in broad daylight.

[Hober] Even at night
it wouldn't be easy.

We had better be
out of Vestia before dawn. I agree.

I think we should head for a point
about a half mile south--

Sandor's gone!

[Hober] Jaime, be careful.

I've gotta go get him!
No, wait. It's too late.

Now, he probably
gave himself up to save us.

- Look, I'm not gonna leave him here.
- All--All right.

But if you try anything now,
you'll get us all captured.

There are just
too many of them out there.

Jaime.

Don't worry.
We'll get him back.

All right.

Rodi, let's move.

We've got the boy, Colonel.

Good.

Well, well, well.

How nice to see you again, Sandor.

You will be reunited
with your father shortly.

You gave us quite a chase.

You're lucky
you're still alive.

Take him to the city.

[ringing]

Yes?

[Dubnov] May I speak to Dr. Kelso, please?

May I ask
who's calling, please?

Tell him his son
wants to talk to him.

You better take this.

- Hello.
- Doctor.

This is Colonel Dubnov.

You may talk
to your son now.

Then we both know
what you must do, hmm?

Don't we?

I expect you in my office
in two hours.

Tell him what I told you.

Father?

Hello, Sandor.
Are you all right?

Tell him.

They say they won't kill me
if you return.

But I don't want you to.

Please, stay there.

Sandor? Sandor!

He's a very good boy,
Doctor.

And he's very loyal to you.

Are you as loyal to him?

Two hours, Doctor.

[line clicks]

[handset smashes
into cradle]

I suppose this means your agent
is either captured or dead too.

What are you gonna do?

- I have no choice.
- You know Dubnov's kind.

He considers political
reliability much more important

than scientific achievement.

He'll probably kill you both
as an example.

Sandor is a good boy.

You know, there are many
theories about the effect

parents have
on their children.

Well, I prescribe to the theory
that, at his birth,

I was given a blank sheet
to write on.

I hold myself responsible
for much that he is.

Whether that's true or not...

he has a right
to his chance for life...

and I intend to see
that he gets it.

I'd probably do the same thing.

I'll arrange for a car.

You'll be sent to the youth facility
at Langhorne.

In time, you'll learn to take your place
in our society.

I'd like to wait here
till my father comes.

No. What you like
isn't terribly important.

Take him away.

[sharp exhale]

There's military headquarters.
They probably have him in there.

[Jaime] Hober, look,
there he is.

[Hober] You're right.

They must be transferring him
to another prison.

[Jaime] Which way do you think
that car is gonna go when it leaves?

Right past this corner.

There's a camp 20 kilometers
to the south.

Okay. Listen, I remember seeing
something when we came in.

If you can handle the guards,
I'm gonna go knock out that car.

- How are you gonna do that?
- Trust me.

Trust her.

[tires screeching]

[brakes squealing]

- [alarm blaring]
- Colonel, they got the boy!

You stupid idiot!

They'll head for the border.
I want every man after them!

They must be stopped now!

Yes, sir.

How far is the border?

A few minutes.

You all right?

Okay.

- [Kelso] Will we make it, Mr. Goldman?
- [Oscar] Yes. We're almost there.

[gunfire]

- Can you outrun them?
- I can only try.

[gunfire]

Well, my friend.
[sighs]

Thank you for everything
you tried to do.

Good luck, Doctor.

[gunfire]

Doctor! Wait!

That must be them.

[gunfire continues]

- We gonna crash it?
- It's the only way.

[tires screeching]

All right. Let's go.

[Jaime] Sandy, stay there
till we get to the fence.

Wait, wait.

Sandy! Sandy, come on.

[Hober] Sandor, run!
Come on, kid! Run!

[Jaime] Okay, Sandy!
Come on!

[Kelso] Run, Sandor, run!

- [Jaime] Now!
- Run!

Please, try, Sandy.
Come on.

Run! Run, son!

Run! Run!

Sandor, come on. Run!

Run. Come on, baby, try!

Come on, Sandor.

Run, son! Run!

Come on. Run, baby! Try!

Run, son! Run!

It's all right now, son.

- It's all right.
- All right.

[both laughing]

[stream gurgling]

Sandy, would you
look at me, please?

You know, love is a wonderful feeling,
okay?

And when you're in love,
you're vulnerable.

Now, if the person
that you love

can't return the same feelings,
then it hurts.

It hurts a lot.

I know.
Believe me, I know.

But you just--

You can't ever let that hurt
separate you from your feelings.

Because you've got
so much loving

and so much living
yet to do, you know?

Can I kiss you without
you misunderstanding me?

I guess so.

Oh, God.

I'm never gonna meet anybody
as wonderful and as beautiful as you.

Oh, come on.
Are you crazy?

You are gonna meet
the most wonderful

and fantastic young
women in the world.

With curly hair and sparkling eyes
and flashing smiles.

You are going to encounter
tap dancers

and swimmers and doctors
and lawyers...