All language subtitles for Daktari s02e18 Undercover Judy

The Party!

The

Party!

Grrrr! Grrrr!

Right, Judge?

Officer Headley.

Officer Headley, Hans Werdenstrasse.

Oh, yes.

How do you do?

Now, as you see, I am in no position to
shake hands.

Yes, quite.

Well, won't you come inside, Mr.
Whitechurch? Thank you.

I was just about to have a rather
crudely prepared cup of tea. Would you

join me? Thank you. But I am as eager as
the government to have this task done

with. Tell me, does Captain Snowhill
still smoke those loathsome green

Officer Headley, if you are trying to
ascertain the validity of my identity, I

can save you some time.

Yes,

this seems to be quite in order.

Thank you.

Incidentally, Snowhill gave up cigars
ten years ago.

And now, if I may...

Your identification.

What? Officer Headley, out here in the
field, there is a tendency towards weak

security measures. How do I know you are
District Officer Headley?

Yes. Well, um... Let me see.

Oh, blasted.

Everyone knows I'm Headley. A slight
joke, Headley.

I've seen your photograph in the files.

However, the top -level importance of
this project is no joke.

Ah, yes.

Sergeant MacTavill, I'm taking the jeep
on a trip. I've been having some trouble

with the starter. Now, will you check
the battery, please? Yes, sir.

I'm sorry to be so sticky about security
measures, but... I understand

perfectly. My sergeant shall know
nothing of your mission.

Good show.

Now, as to its precise location...

It is on the Wamero Game Reserve,
correct?

Yes. Wamero.

Wamero. I have a map over here.

Now, the microfilm you're seeing is
buried somewhere in this area here.

Right there, you say?

That's right. It's known as the North
Waterhole. It is about half a mile north

of the Wamero Center where they study
animal behavior.

I hope this poses no security problems.
This is a top -secret mission.

No, no, no, no, no. I'll just radio Dr.
Tracy and have him keep the area clear.

Headley to Marsh Tracy.

Headley to Marsh Tracy.

Hey, Eddie, what's up?

Marsh, are you alone?

Okay, Eddie, I'm alone.

Now listen carefully, Marsh, old boy.

I want you to keep the area, the North
Waterhole, completely free of your

for the rest of the day. I'll be over
there shortly with two other men.

All right, but do you mind if I ask why?

It's top secret, Marsh. It has to do
with the Home Office. Some evidence

at a trial was buried there during the
Second World War.

Now, I'd even prefer you to put out a
cover story for your own people. It's

better that no one...

Okay, Ellie, I'll see that you're not
disturbed.

Code, over and out.

Out. You idiot.

Do not speak to me in German.

No, you don't, young lady. You're not
going to buy your way out of this one.

Oh, sweet -toothed chimpanzee. What am I
going to do with you?

Shave your cream.

No.

I think it's birthday cake.

At least it was a birthday cake.

But it'd be Paul's. Oh, Jack, thank you
for remembering.

I didn't remember.

I happened to see a notation on Marsha's
calendar, though. It said, don't forget

Paula's birthday tomorrow.

Hey, is Dad planning some sort of
surprise?

Paula, Dr. Harry has suddenly gone
mysterious on us.

Mysterious? Yeah, like hush -hush calls
to Hedley.

You know, if Dad was planning some sort
of big surprise for me, wouldn't Hedley

be the logical accomplice?

Well, there's one way to find out for
sure.

Ask him yourself.

My, Jack.

Listen, the North Waterhole is off
-limits for today. Off -limits? Why?

Well, Headley's there with some
engineers.

Water engineers?

No, not exactly. They're some mineral
experts, and they're doing some tests

don't want to be disturbed. Okay? Okay,
no problem.

Sure thing, Doctor. I have nothing in
that neck of the woods, either.

Oh, good.

Clarence. Well, Clarence and Judy
decided to celebrate my birthday a day

Well, well, well.

Now, what do we have here? The snow
queen or the abominable snowman?

Don't worry. I'll clean her up.

Come on, Judy.

Well, Mr. Whitechurch, this appears to
be the area we're looking for.

What do you think?

Well,

start digging.

Even though there are no bars here, it's
just like a prison.

Work, work, work.

Oh, come on now, Verdenstrasse.
Bitterness is a ridiculous emotion.

You're doing humanitarian service, and I
can tell you the Home Office is going

to be quite pleased.

I'm glad you think so.

Verdenstrasse, we're wasting time. Start
digging.

Dad's so naive telling me the North
Waterhole's off limits because they're

tempting the water there. We know
different, don't we, Judy?

Probably got a gift hidden there.

And I bet Hedley's in on it.

You know, come to think of it, it
probably is an animal.

Of course.

Animals have to have water.

But what kind of an animal?

Maybe a... a margay or a...

Or a baby tiger.

Or a hyrax.

Oh, how I'd love a hyrax.

Yeah, but every time I get a new pet, I
either lose it to its parents in the

bush or Jack for his experiments.

Oh, Judy, stop your silly pouting. We're
not going to love you any less.

Come on, cheer up.

You know, Judy, I'm suddenly very
thirsty.

Where would be a good place to find some
water, huh?

Yeah, the water hall.

Good thinking.

I say, that's a very nasty wound you
have there.

It's nothing, I assure you. It's rather
fresh, isn't it?

Werdenstrasse tried to escape.

I can't say I'm surprised.

Sending one man to guard a dangerous
criminal, I have to speak to Captain

Snowhill about that.

Oh, that's very kind of you, but I'm
sure Snowhill had his reasons.

After all, the more people involved, the
more chance there is of a security

leak.

I do think we ought to put something on
there. It's really very nasty.

When I need help... I'm sorry.

Is there a first aid kit in the lorry?

Yes. You guard that and start. I'll go
and get it.

Come on, Judy.

Paula, Paula, get away from here. And
you too, young lady.

What's wrong?

Didn't Daktari order you to stay away
from the waterhole?

Well, yes, but I don't know what all
this fuss is over.

Anyway, Hedley, I can keep a secret.

Secret? What did he tell you?

Well, nothing.

You know how fathers are.

You don't need to say a thing. Well, if
he didn't say anything, why didn't you

stay on the compound as he instructed?

All right, Hedley, if you're going to
pretend all this is hush -hush and very

top secret, well...

Secret? Who told you that?

Nobody.

But the way you're acting.

Never mind how I'm acting. Now please
leave.

At once.

Right, I know and I'm not wanted. Thank
you for the escort service.

Hello? Officer Hedley's not here.

He's not expected until nightfall.

He left no word as to his destination.

And this is?

The governor's office in the go -room.

I see.

Yes, sir.

I've got that.

Yes, sir.

I will try my best to find him.

Schwerdenstraße is getting late.

You are so eager to leave?

You dig!

How's she going, old buddy?

Oh, about three miles slower than a
snail's pace.

Toto hasn't gotten over his shyness yet,
huh? No. Take a look for yourself.

Well, apparently Toto doesn't like
keeping Tom.

Apparently not.

I hope that Judy's presence would
distract her enough to let me observe,

far, I'll go.

Well, let's try it again, and if nothing
happens, who does that change tactics,

huh?

Judy, show Toto how to work the box.

Zach, you better fix that reward
container or your experiment won't prove

Right. Oh, and let me know if you need
any eye wash. Thanks.

Experiment 214, first day, subject,
Toto.

This experiment is designed to measure
the ability to distinguish color and

shape.

Subject must place the red box in the
proper receptacle.

Subject has been conditioned to expect a
reward for proper placement.

Subject is now approaching the row of
receptacles.

Possible choices, red, blue, green,
yellow, purple.

If Toto gets the right block in the
right slot, a banana falls out of the

a reward.

Subject's first choice is blue.

Almost finished, Judy?

I'm almost finished, period.

Can I have her?

Sure.

Judy, come on.

Uh -uh, you stay here.

What you got up your sleeve? Oh, just a
little experiment of my own.

Okay, Judy.

I dub you Secret Agent 001 .5.

Now, you're a spy.

That's right. S -P -Y. Spy.

Now, I want you to sneak up on Hedley at
the waterhole and record every sound

you hear.

Then I can tell what kind of animal I'm
going to get.

Okay?

Oh, now watch carefully what I'm going
to do, Judy.

what I want you to do. Come on. Your
turn.

Good. Okay, Judy. Come on. Come over
here.

Now, step two is to learn how to turn on
the tape recorder. Now, this button

here turns it on.

Now, let's see you do it.

Good. Good girl. Okay, now, Judy, I'm
depending on you.

I simply have to know what Dad bought
me. It's important we have to bring

in on it. You know, Judy, it might not
be an animal.

It could be my water scooter.

Okay, now, Judy, go to it.

Oh, wait, come back here, young lady.

Now, you're a spy.

Sneaky life.

Okay, now, go to it.

Okay, you can practice. Sneaking up on
Clarence.

Judy, let's see what you got.

Undercover Judy.

Now, Judy, scoot on over to the north
waterhole where we last saw Hedley. Port

back as soon as you get something on the
tape.

It won't let them see you now, will you?
Remember, this is Sneaky Life. Go on.

What was that?

By George, I think we've found it.

Yes, that's it.

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be so
abrupt. The excitement, you know.

Well, shall we head off?

Oh, I trust you can arrange to have
someone repair our damage.

My orders, Weather, will leave no
evidence that we've been here.

Yes, of course, but shouldn't you check
the microfilm still inside? I mean,

after all these years, it might be
decayed or covered in mould.

I wish I could, but my orders are the
contrary.

The box must be returned unopened.

Even I have been forbidden to see its
contents.

Shall we head off?

Let me look under the bonnet.

Loose distributor wire.

Good job.

Now what's the matter with that blasted
thing?

I'm afraid it's a little more serious
this time. The points.

Can they be repaired?

With a little time and a lot of effort.

And a good sharp five.

No, then we cannot arrive at the airport
this evening.

We will arrive.

I suppose we have some tools in the
lorry. I believe so, in the rear.

Oh, Mike, have you seen Judy?

Not since this morning. She's probably
off someplace with Clarence. And my tape

recorder.

Well,

have you made any progress?

Of course, but these things take time.

Another hour, perhaps.

I am tired of sitting. I would like to
take a walk.

Why, Church, you're technically in
charge. Do you think that's safe?

As long as you keep him covered.

Besides, I trust he has considered the
fact that should he try to escape, a

unknown jungle is waiting for him.

I merely wish to walk.

Very well.

Walk down the center of the road.

I'll come behind you

I

hear

an animal Over there.

That's not unusual. Yes, yes, yes, but
is it dangerous?

I'll wager, Verdenstrasse, you've killed
more men than all the animals around

here put together.

Yeah, it's far enough, Burdenstrasse.

Headley, you would make a very good
warden.

You have just the right amount of fear
to make you a potential bully.

That's far enough in another direction.

Drop it.

Drop it or I shoot.

Where did you get that weapon?

All right. I stole it from Whitechurch.

What is going on here?

The gun. It is yours.

You took that gun from a holster which
you didn't have when you were digging?

You couldn't have stolen that, too?

I'm a very good shot, Hedley.

Oh, it appears I've been hoodwinked. No
more than any of the others, and many

officials were involved.

Hedley, drop that gun. Mine makes bigger
holes.

I gather you're one of the war criminals
against whom the microfilm was to be

used as evidence.

There is no microfilm.

Keep quiet. That is enough.

You are the one who got us into this
expose, my brave commandant. One jungle,

no... I am still your superior. Do not
take such liberties.

Now, start walking.

No. What?

I want to know what is in that box.

I want to know what you've done with a
real Mr.

Whitechurch. And I want to know what you
intend to do with me.

Has it never occurred to you that
prisoners don't make demands?

I don't remember surrendering to you.

Therefore, I don't consider myself your
prisoner.

No?

We will see who is a prisoner.

Mind your manners.

As you see, Mr. Whitechurch, or whoever
you are, prison is primary a state of

mind. And I feel quite certain that
neither of you gentlemen will ever be

to consider yourselves free men. Now,
what is in that box?

A million dollars worth. I told you 20
years ago, when you first came under my

command, that pride would be your
downfall, and it will be if it has not

been. You are as subtle as a 90
-millimeter tank. And now, Mr. Headley,

you please mind walking back to the
vehicle?

Give me some rope. I will bind you while
you pick the engine.

Judy, what are you doing here?

Judy, untie me.

Untie me.

Good girl.

That's the way.

Good. That's right.

Where is that knife?

In the toolbox. Now, hurry, hurry.

What was that noise?

I was stretching my legs.

When we're finished, what do we do with
Hedley?

What do you think?

I don't know. Stay, stay.

On time.

Wait, wait.

Look, Judy, the box.

The metal box, the box in the car.

Get it.

Now, Judy, take it to that tarry.

It is finished.

All right, let's go.

I told you we should have killed him the
moment he served his purpose.

Tender one, that chimp has lost the box
in the jungle.

No, I do not think so.

I think she is too well trained that she
will reach Daktari as he ordered.

Don't you, Hedley? I think you men are
in enough trouble as it is.

You'd be better off to turn yourselves
in before the charges get more severe.

Charges have no meaning unless we are
caught. We must reach Wamero before the

animal.

And if we don't?

Then we are most fortunate in having a
very highly respected hostage.

The safety of your friends depends upon
your silence.

The mineral deposit is just about
dissolved.

What's wrong with you, young lady?

Judy, you lost my paper.

What brings you here?

Gentlemen. Come off it. I think you're
aware of our little problem.

Little problem?

Your chimp stole a box from us. A metal
box.

Judy, you didn't. Give it to me and
there'll be no trouble.

Well, I'd be happy to give it to you if
I knew where it was.

Eddie, just what is this all about?

Dispense with the game.

Well, I think you'd better explain to me
just what's going on here. Well, Marsh.

It seems we have a couple of diamond
thieves on our hands.

So that's it, Marsh.

I'm sorry.

I hope Judy could warn you.

Well, at least it was a good try.

The important thing now is to locate
their diamond and get these men out of

before someone gets hurt.

Yes, I think we've got a good idea.

Judy, do you look at them?

The box.

What did you do with the box?

Doctor, if you can, try to explain to
that stupid animal that all your lives

in jeopardy unless that box is
recovered.

Listen.

Listen to me. Listen.

No games now, huh?

I want to know what you did with the
box.

No, the pimp didn't give it to you, huh?

Judy.

Judy, now listen to me. We've got to
have that box. What did you do with the

box? I do not intend to continue this
ridiculous treasure hunt.

This animal is trained.

She was ordered to bring the box back,
and she did.

You're wrong. I haven't laid eyes on
that box.

Any one of a hundred things could have
happened to that box. She could have

dropped it. Another animal may have
found it.

Now, just give me a few more minutes
with Judy. I'm sure she'll remember.

Judy, Judy, come here.

Now, listen, Judy, listen to me.

Now, pay attention. I want you to
remember. You must remember what you did

the box.

Stop stalling for time.

Wait a minute.

Yeah, I let Toto hear earlier.

Who?

Toto, a small chin.

You know, I'll bet she saw Judy hide
that box and then took it for herself.

How big was that box?

About six inches by three.

There's your answer.

Told her he needed a box like that to
claim her reward.

Yeah.

Let's have a look over here.

If one of you want to go inside, I think
you'll find your box.

One minute.

Who are you?

His attitude, I do not like it.

You go inside.

All right.

Hold! Now, I know there's something
wrong here. He is much too eager.

What is inside this arena?

A man waiting to trap one of us? Or a
way for you to escape, eh? No, there's

nothing inside.

Just an experimental booth.

Jack understands it, don't you, Jack?

Sure. Simple.

Now, what are those?

Now, those are peepholes for observing
the experimental animal.

There's nobody inside except Toto.

I would find out for myself.

Now, keep them covered.

in there but told him.

Hiya.

He's telling the truth.

Now move back.

Move!

Now, if anybody

moves...

I will shoot him.

Get off.

It seems that your treasure hunt is
over.

Outside.

Okay, Eddie, they're all yours.

All right, man. This way.

Is that something? I'm kind of glad I
forgot to fix that reward device.

You have something else?

What? So am I.

Remarkable. You see, top -secret
procedures almost allowed those fellows

away with it. But I left word in my
offices to our whereabouts they could

contacted you when the real White Church
turned up in London.

Well, then he's alive.

Yes, he's in hospital, but he's mending
well.

Quite a plan they had.

You see, Berdenstrasse spent several
years in prison planting the idea that

buried microfilm of the Nazi escape
plan.

in order to have a chance to get at
those diamonds.

But how were the forged identification
papers arrived at? Ah, now Warstack,

that's the fellow who was impersonating
Whitechurch. He got himself a job as a

filing clerk in the intelligence office.

Now, over a period of years, literally
years, he forged and stole enough

communiques to put the plan into action.

In a few hours, they'd have been safely
en route to a non -extraditable country.

Well, what happens now?

Life imprisonment for Verdenstrauss and
several years for Wartstadt.

Some people never know.

Bye. Bye.

Bye.