All language subtitles for Dr Quinn s02e14

Morning, Horace.

What's your hurry?

Miss Probe just told me she saw a circus
wagon headed towards town. A real

circus? I suppose.

Myra! Myra!

Hey, Horace. There's a big circus coming
to town.

You mean like with tents in the back? I
suppose so.

Having a tea party, are we?

Horace, there's a real big circus coming
to town.

I've been through socializing all my
time. Maybe you could share some of them

cow eyes with the, uh, paying customers?

How you doing there, Lorne?

Oh, I'm having so much fun, I can hardly
contain myself.

Doing the same darn thing I've been
doing for the past 15 years.

Sorry I asked.

Need me an extra case of whiskey.

Got a lot of people coming in with some
circus.

Did you say circus?

With wild animals and performance?

Sure.

You gotta have everything.

Oh, Brian!

Brian, guess what?

There's a huge circus coming to town.

Really, Miss Dorothy? Yes. I just heard.
With wild animals. Everything.

And magicians and clowns? Sure.

I once saw a circus that had a bearded
lady.

That sort of thing happened more often.
My business might pick up.

Gee, I gotta tell Matthew.

Matthew,

sorry. You gotta come quick. There's a
gigantic circus coming to town.

There's a colossal circuit coming to
town. With a big...

I've been marked by the leprechaun with
their sacred heart. And I bring you

their special magic in my...

Where's the rest of it?

Where's the clowns and the jugglers and
the... Right here.

world -famous circus.

This would be your great opportunity.

Come along, come one, come all. Come
along.

Well, now, who's going to be in the
show?

Ah, a man of the cloth.

Atlantis, help him up the steps, please.
Come along there, don't be shy.

I have a special idea for you.

in the magic of the leprechaun. I
believe only in the power of the Lord.

Well, I believe both.

I think you would make an excellent
magician.

Me too.

But I don't know anything about magic.

Oh, well then, I suppose you'll be
wanting your own hat back.

magician. Now you, madam. Yes, you seem
to be enjoying the reverend's talent so

much you deserve to join in the fun.

He will be needing an assistant.

Now, who looks to be a funny man?

I can always tell a man of good humor, a
man who'd make the perfect clown.

I don't want to be no clown.

Well, of course, if you're afraid of
making a fool of yourself in front of

neighbors. He's had a lot of practice at
that.

There's a man who's not afraid to speak,
no matter what drivel comes out of his

mouth. What do you mean, drivel?

Words so profuse in number, yet they fit
so lightly on the brain.

which makes you, sir, the perfect
candidate to be our ringmaster.

You will run the show.

Now, how about our clown?

Ah, so get that.

Don't be afraid, Mr. Bray. It'll be fun.

I ain't afraid.

Oh, I think he'd make a really good
clown.

Why should we do any of this?

Why, indeed, sir.

I have sent the rest of my magnificent
circus back to New York City. My

daughter, Atlantis, and I decided to
search out untapped talent.

We will tour the great capitals of
Europe, and I will be splitting the

50 -50 with my performers.

Now! Ladies and gentlemen, may I direct
your attention, please, to stage right.

Now, who will try the tightrope?

How about some of the younger folks?

You, dear, come along. We wouldn't do
anything to hurt you.

No, really, I can't.

I'll try it. This way, sir.

And kindly remove your boots.

Arms up.

Don't look down. Just look at me.

Look at me.

I see great potential here. Give him a
big hand, ladies and gentlemen.

I'm going to need two people for the
trapeze.

It can't just be anybody.

A special couple with a bond beyond law,
beyond blood.

You miss. And you, sir, wouldn't you
like to try? You two could do it, Ma.

I don't think so. I really haven't time.
Oh, to perform, all that's needed is a

few hours in the afternoon.

I'm sure when you've had a chance to see
it, you'll change your mind.

No!

who is interested in performing in the
Queen of Hearth's world famous circus be

here tomorrow at two.

Shock!

Why

wouldn't

you even try the tightrope today?

I was afraid I'd make a mistake.

feel. First time I did an operation, I
was afraid.

You afraid?

Of course I was.

Every time I do a procedure,
particularly a new one, I think of all

that could go wrong and it frightens me.

If I let that stop me, I could never be
a doctor.

Ma, you should see Matthew.

He walked all the way across the beam
and bar.

Matthew? It was a lot easier than that
darn rope.

Huh? We said you and Sully are due at
the trapeze.

Oh, we did, did we? And who's we?

Me and Matthew.

I mean, Matthew and I.

Anyway, he said it was just a big swing.

Sounds like fun.

You should, Dr. Mike.

I will if you will.

And I will if you will.

Just try to swing in time with the other
as much as possible.

Learn each other's natural rhythms.

Maybe you shouldn't pump your legs with
that.

Maybe you should pump yours a little
more.

Maybe you should both talk less and
practice more.

Miss Hart, I was wondering if I could do
an interview with you for our local

paper.

Publicity.

Why don't you come by for supper
tonight?

Oh,

thank you.

Why don't you both come by, too, and
bring your lovely family? Thank you.

Don't look down.

Take my hand if you feel yourself losing
your balance.

Sorry, I didn't mean to... Don't worry,
they're catching.

Is everyone all right? Of course they
are.

Mary?

I'm a doctor.

There's nothing to be concerned about.

We'll see you all tonight for dinner,
yes?

What are those, young lady?

I found them in the magician's trunk. I
would like you to please take them off.

You know how I feel about this.

You may wear gloves while you're
working, but you shouldn't try to hide

difference simply to put someone else at
ease.

What about my Eve?

Everything looks so beautiful.

Is there anything I can do to help?

Oh, well, there's always something to do
around here.

Why don't you help Atlantis to finish
the tape?

Good evening.

See you in the garden this spring.

Oh, okay.

Thank you.

You're all most welcome.

This is quite a treat for me.

It's quite rare for me to have the
opportunity to meet other women of

unorthodox... occupation.

And here I have a doctor.

And a newspaper.

Atlanta's seat, Miss Dorothy, and our
other guests. And put the other things

the table. And shall we put these
wonderful flowers over here?

How did you come to be doing this?

I traveled from Ireland when my parents
died.

And with a tiny inheritance, I started
my own circus.

I was a woman. is a great one for
performing, making people laugh, making

gasp at my daring tricks.

My father told me I was a gift from the
leprechaun.

I was very close to my father.

I can understand that.

Then when I found Atlantis, she built a
small child in a freak show in

St. Louis.

I wanted her to know that you were the
gift.

You're both very lucky.

And how did you come to be a doctor?

And a woman on her own with children?

Well, my father was a doctor.

I guess I followed in his footsteps.

And the children were a gift from their
mother.

She died over a year ago.

Now, if you tell me you fancy reading, I
will claim you as a long -lost sister.

Oh, yes, I love to read.

It's been a lifelong passion.

I'm still relieved by my parents.

I hope they're happy with all of my
children.

We read together every night.

Those very barrels you're seated on are
filled with books.

That's where I learn much of my magic.

Enough to shortchange the leprechauns,
of course.

Do they do the magic for you?

Well... They help.

But you know, Brian, there are all kinds
of magic. Real diamonds!

The magic of your belief.

There's the magic of objects like these.

And then, of course, there's the magic
of the mind.

Your palm, Doctor.

Are you going to tell me that I'll
assume you're flying through the air

arms of a handsome man?

I think you can guess the answer to that
yourself.

What is it?

Oh, it's your heart, my dear.

What's wrong?

I see that your heart is always in the
right place.

No matter what trouble it might cause.

And this is where we do our operation.

Well, Dr. Mike does the...

You're so accomplished for someone of
your age.

What about you?

You're a performer.

I don't know how you get up in front of
all those people that scare me to death.

And I'm sure I'd faint if I had to see
blood.

What about Matthew?

Is he afraid of anything?

I don't know.

I never really think of him as being
scared because he's always so good at

everything.

Do you think he prefers dresses?

I suppose.

But on girls, not to worry, of course.

Do your hands hurt?

What?

I mean, you don't have to tell me. I was
just... No, no, it's okay.

No, they don't hurt.

They're just ugly.

Maybe Dr. Mike could help you.

She tried to look at them yesterday, but
you didn't seem to want her to.

My ma didn't want her to.

He thinks I should be proud of him.

Making it different is God's way of
saying you're special.

I don't feel very special.

Quite high, isn't it?

Still want to do it?

Oh, I can tell you are going to be one
of the best clowns I ever had. I don't

know how I let myself get roped into
this. Because you're redolent of talent.

Now, Brian.

Good.

If you don't mind, would you teach him
some of the things I showed you

yesterday? And I shall return.

First of all, you can't talk. Well, I
know that.

Yes, I do things I think will help you,
but they always go wrong. Then you

pretend you're mad at me. Like, you
start clinking, and then I'll try and

Anyway, look up. Here, that's mine.

That's mine.

We had a couple in Sacramento do a flip
at the end of training.

Doesn't look like you'll be joining
them.

Ladies and gentlemen.

And why aren't you out here with us?

I got responsibilities.

Ladies and gentlemen. No, you've got to
put your belly into it.

Ladies and gentlemen!

See?

All right, I'll practice.

Don't seem like much to do.

Well, it's true. Our ringmaster had one
important responsibility outside his

announcing. I can handle it.

I thought that you could, but they're
gone.

He picked up after the elephant.

Thank you, dear.

Do you know where Atlantis has gotten
to?

Yeah, she's with Colleen. They're over
at the clinic.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you. No one's ever given me a
dress before.

Oh, and these are lovely, but they're
just a bit too small.

Well, there doesn't seem to be any bone
involvement.

And it's possible that some of the
tissue could be removed without damaging

tennis. You could fix them.

Well, there's always risk of infection.

And there's danger when anyone goes
under an anesthetic.

You really want to have them fixed.

What are you doing?

I'm just giving a medical opinion.

An opinion?

That implies she isn't acceptable the
way she is.

No. No, not at all.

It's simply that as a doctor, when I see
a wound, I want to heal it.

I see.

And would you heal mine, too?

Well, if I could.

I see.

And perhaps you're not the best judge of
what a wound is.

Maybe not.

But I know pain when I see it.

I'm so proud of Colleen.

She says it still frightens her when
people watch her, but she keeps trying.

She's a brave girl.

She is.

Looks like someone's got crack on
Matthew.

Certainly does.

Heart?

Have a good day, Doctor.

About yesterday.

Today was a lovely day.

Shouldn't we practice?

Absolutely. You need all the practice
you can get, my dear.

Now, Reverend, once more, wait a moment.

I think we should try that flip.

The one that happened to me down at
Sacramento.

Wouldn't that sort of be put in the cart
before the horse? We haven't even done

a regular catch yet. Oh, then we'll just
have to master that today, won't we?

Yes, ma 'am.

Soledad, do you think that I'm too...
Bossy.

You have her enter here, close the door,
tap loudly with your wand, say

abracadabra, or whatever you like,
Reverend.

Holy Father, I hope I did not offend
thee.

I'm sorry, I can't wear this. A woman of
my age... Such a fine figure should not

be afraid to show it off in a good
cause.

I thought you said you were going to
give your proceeds to the church.

Oh, you're not going to let a little
personal embarrassment interfere with

community spirit, are you? Well, it's
just so daring.

Oh, well, we let the reverend be the
judge of that.

Well,

that does fit nicely.

Oh, dear.

Here you go.

Good calling. You're doing good.

I think you two are ready for the high
water.

Why

didn't

you let go? The timing was perfect.

I wasn't absolutely certain it was
exactly the right moment.

Stop thinking about the moment. Think
about me.

I'm not gonna let you fall.

Trust me.

Of course we did.

Bravo!

Bravo! Well, perhaps there's a wee bit
more form of care than I gave you

Bravo!

Bravo!

We were thinking of trying a flip in the
performance.

Would that be the royal wee doctor?

Where one person's pleasure is perforce,
everyone else's.

Or did you have some say in this, Mr.
Sully?

Willing to give it a try if she is.

Well, that means you both have to
practice individually with me.

I'll go first.

All right, we're just going to do a
simple transfer.

Now remember, the most important element
is not strength, but concentration.

I'm so sorry. It was my fault.

Accidents happen. Oh, not to me, no.

I mean, I had you. I had you, and then
I... Maybe you lost your concentration.

Perhaps your mind's on something else,
something we should talk about.

I feel like I'm losing my daughter.

How can you say that? She adores you.

She's just growing up, becoming our own
person.

She's changing for all the wrong
reasons.

Wearing a dress to please your boy.

Wearing gloves to hide what God gave
her.

I want her to be happy and proud to be
herself.

Not to have this craving to be like
everyone else.

We all do things to enhance ourselves.

You wear beautiful costumes. You curl
your hair. You wear lip rouge.

But that's temporary.

You shouldn't try to play God with your
very being.

Don't you think we should all be able to
choose for ourselves?

What you thinking, Mr. Bray?

Oh, I was just thinking about the
circus.

Going to London and Paris.

Wondering what they might be like.

Maybe like Boston.

How would I know that?

I never been to Boston.

I never been anywhere.

Heck, a kid like you has already seen
more of the world than I have.

I'd rather be here than in Boston.

You got friends here.

Everybody likes you.

Well, I think you're funny.

I mean, did you hear him laughing at us?

Yeah, I heard that.

Just hold on to the umbrella and don't
look down. You'll be fine.

Your turn.

Come on, Colleen. You can do it.

I can't. Yes, you can. Come on.

I can't.

I'm sorry.

I can't.

Colleen, wait.

I know how you feel.

People staring at you.

You never really get used to it.

Part of you.

And I love them.

Well, no one else loves them, and I hate
them.

And I hate you.

Heart, leave me alone.

No, you're... Is that lady all right,
Ma?

She's just... I'm very upset with all I
know.

I should have told her about Ingrid.

It goes deeper than that, Colleen.

Very lucky girl.

Didn't damage any ligament, pretend.

I prepared her hand to remove the
weapon.

Please.

It's the other one.

What do you think?

You won't know for some time.

But they'll certainly look more normal.

Good.

Because I've come to believe that you
were right.

Really?

While I was working in there, I began
thinking that you were right.

I don't think you should move much just
yet.

What happened?

Well, never mind.

I remember.

Don't worry, it's all over now.

I think I was able to fix your hand.

I only remember cutting one.

Hart told me to fix both of them for
you.

She did?

Aye, that's right.

How are you, dear?

Fine.

Thank you.

Well, you won't be pulling on ropes for
a while.

But I'm sure you'll be fine in time to
join your friends in New York.

The truth is, darling, there is no
circus back there.

Well, there is, but it doesn't belong to
me, and we'd have to audition like

everyone else.

We spent the last of our money sending
back the rest of the performers.

Well, I'm sure that they'd take you.
You're both so talented.

Might be it's time for a change anyhow.
Give this girl a taste of the normal

life.

It is a question of money.

Thank you.

We've always taken care of ourselves.

Will I be able to go out and see the
show?

Tomorrow might be too soon for you to be
up and about.

Well, I can't miss it. It's best if
Colleen changes her mind about

You've got to promise me you'll take it
easy and let somebody know if you start

to get tired.

Well, I'll promise you if you promise me
something.

What? First promise.

All right.

I promise.

Promise me you'll put on your costume?

There's no use, Atlantis. I know it.
I'll just freeze up.

Come in.

Hey.

Just want to come see how you're doing.

Well, I'm fine, thank you, Matthew, but
why aren't you wearing your costume?

Heck, I ain't doing it if you and
Colleen ain't doing it.

Then no one will do the tightrope.

Looks like all my hard work is for
nothing.

Oh, all right.

I'll put on the costume, but I'm not
promising I'll do it.

I'll help you out to the meadow.

I'll help her.

Go ahead.

I best get dressed.

Listen, if I said...

I did anything.

You didn't do anything.

It was just my own mixed up way of
thinking.

I wanted to say that if I wasn't, you
know, engaged,

I would be truly honored to have someone
as special as you like me.

gentlemen, welcome to the Queen of
Hearts Circus.

Everybody find a place and settle down
because our first act, the amazing

reverend, is about to begin.

I now present the Reverend Timothy
Johnson and the lovely Miss Dorothy

Dorothy, When you have to work, you come
soon.

It's up to you.

If you think we should try the flip,
I'll do it.

You're the one taking all the risk.

I gotta trust that you'll make the right
decision.

I'll have to trust that you'll be there.

Whatever the decision.

Finally got some decent clothes, Lauren.

So are we going to do it?

I can't.

Please, Matthew, do it for Atlantis.

If you make a decision that you truly
believe is the right one for you at the

time...

You can do this.

Come on.

Got it.

Got it.

Got it.

Ladies

and

gentlemen, the event you've all been
waiting for, the death -defying trapeze.

Good luck.

You're my luck.

You did a good job.

Tony. What? Let's give it one more try.

It isn't much, but the performer's share
here comes to ten dollars each.

Ah, that's all right. You keep it.

But it's yours.

I don't know how to thank you all.

And I don't mean just the money.

We should all thank you for helping us
see what we're capable of.

And for bringing a little magic into our
life.

Ah, darling.

You're the one who works the powerful
magic here.

Healing wounds and healing hearts.

I hope you'll come back someday.

Oh, we will.

Provided the leprechauns continue my
love.