All language subtitles for Supernatural S01E15 The Benders

Previously on Supernatural... Danny!

Take your brother outside as fast as you
can! Go!

Dad's on a hunting trip, and he hasn't
been home in a few days.

This is Dad's book.

I think he wants us to pick up where he
left off. You know, saving people,

hunting things, family business.

I gotta find Dad.

The only thing I can think about.

I know you're just doing your job, but
the police have been here all week

already. I don't see why we have to go
through this again.

The more he tells the story, the more he
believes it's true.

Mrs. McKay, we know you spoke with the
local authorities.

But this seems like a matter for the
state police.

Don't worry about how crazy it sounds,
Evan.

You can just tell us what you saw.

I was up late watching TV when I heard
this.

Weird noise.

What did it sound like?

It sounded like... a monster.

Tell the officers what you're watching
on TV.

Um... Godzilla vs. Martha.

That's my favorite Godzilla movie.

So much better than the original, huh?

Totally. Yeah, he likes the remake.

Yuck.

Did you see what this thing was?

No. But I saw it grab Mr. Jenkins.

It pulled him underneath the car.

Then what?

It took him away.

I heard the monster leaving.

It made this really scary sound.

What did it sound like, Evan?

Like this whining growl.

Thanks for your time.

So the local police have now ruled out
foul play.

Apparently there were cons of a
struggle.

You know, that could be right. It could
just be a kidnapping.

Maybe this isn't our kind of gig.

Yeah, maybe not.

Except for this.

Dad marked the area as being possible
hunting grounds for a phantom attacker.

Why would he even do that?

Well, he found a lot of local folklore
about a dark figure that comes out at

night, grabs people, then vanishes.

He found this, too.

This county has more missing persons per
capita than anywhere else in the Bay.

That is weird.

Yeah.

Don't phantom attackers usually snatch
people from their beds?

Jingus was taken from the parking lot.

Well, there are all kinds. You know,
Spring Hill Jacks, phantom gassers. They

take people anywhere, anytime.

Look, Dean, I don't know if this is our
kind of gig either. Yeah, you're right.

We should ask around more tomorrow.

Right.

I saw a motel about five miles back.

Whoa, whoa, easy.

Let's have another round.

We should get an early start.

You really know how to have fun, don't
you, Grandma?

All right.

Let me check that. I got to take a leak.

Hey, hey, you guys been outside around
here like a left hour or so?

So, what can we do for you, Officer
Washington?

I'm working on missing persons.

I didn't know the Jenkins case was being
covered by the state police.

Ah, no.

No, there's someone else.

Actually, it's my cousin.

We were having a few last night at this
bar down by the highway, and I haven't

seen him since.

Does your cousin have a drinking
problem?

Sam?

Two beers and he's doing karaoke.

He wasn't drunk. He was taken.

What's his name?

Winchester.

Sam Winchester.

Like the rifle?

Like the rifle.

Samuel Winchester.

So you know that his brother, Dean
Winchester, died in St. Louis.

And I was suspected of murder.

Yeah, Dean.

Kind of the black sheep of the family.

Handsome, though.

Uh -huh.

Well, he's not showing up in any current
field report.

Oh, I already have a lead.

I saw his surveillance camera out by the
highway.

Uh -huh.

County traffic cam?

Right, yeah. I'm thinking the camera
picked up whatever took him.

Or whoever.

Well, I have access to the traffic cam
footage down at the county works

department, but... Well...

In the meantime, let's do this the right
way.

I want you to look in the same person's
report.

And sit tight over here.

Officer, look, uh, he's family.

And I kind of, kind of look out for the
kid.

You gotta let me go with you.

I'm sorry, I can't do that.

Well, tell me something.

Your county has its fair share of
missing persons.

Any of them come back?

Sam's my responsibility, and he's coming
back.

I'm bringing him back.

Greg, I think we got something.

These traffic cams take an image every
three seconds as part of the Amber Alert

program.

These images were all taken around the
time that your cousin Sam disappeared.

This really isn't what I'm looking for.
Just wait, wait.

This one was taken right after Sam left
the bar.

Look at the back end of that thing.

Now look at the plate.

The plate looked new. It was probably
stolen.

So whoever's driving that rust bucket
must be involved.

Hear that engine?

Yeah.

Kind of a whining growl, isn't it?

Sure.

I'll be damned.

You're alive?

Hey, you okay?

Does it look like I'm doing okay?

Where are we?

I don't know.

Country, I think.

Smells like the country.

You're Alvin Jenkins, aren't you?

Yeah.

Wow, I was looking for you.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. Well, no offense, but this is a
piss -poor rescue.

Well, my brother's out there right now,
too. He's looking for us, so... So he's

not going to find us.

We're in the middle of nowhere, waiting
for them to come back and do God knows

what to us.

What are they?

Have you seen them?

What are you talking about? Whatever
grabbed us, what do they look like?

See for yourself.

Don't you touch me! Leave me alone!

I'll be damned.

They're just people.

Yeah.

What'd you expect?

How often do they feed you?

Once a day.

They use that thing over there to open
the cage.

And that's the only time you see them?

So far.

But I'm waiting.

Waiting for what?

Ned Beatty time, man.

I think that's the least of your worries
right now.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. What do you think they want then?

Depends on who they are.

They're a bunch of psycho hillbilly
rednecks, if you ask me. Looking for

all the wrong places.

Okay. The next traffic cam is 50 miles
from here, and your pickup didn't pass

that one, so... So it must have pulled
off somewhere.

I don't see any other roads here.

Well, a lot of these backwoods
properties have their own private road.

So, Gregory.

Yeah. I ran your badge number.

It's routine when we're working a case
with state police for accounting

and what have you.

And you just got back to me.

It says here your badge was stolen.

And there's a picture of you.

I lost him, William.

Here's the thing. When we were young,

I pretty much pulled him from a fire.

And ever since then, I've felt
responsible for him.

You know, like it's my job to keep him
safe.

I'm just afraid if we don't find him
fast.

Please.

He's my family.

I'm sorry.

You've given me no choice.

I have to take you in.

After we find Sam Winchester.

What's your name again?

Sam.

Why don't you give it up, Sammy? There's
no way out.

Don't.

Call me.

What is it?

It's a bracket.

Oh, thank God, a bracket. Now we got
him, huh?

That's been a short.

Maybe he knocked something loose.

in there, Jenkins. What?

This isn't right.

No, no.

Do you want to get out of here?

Yeah. Boy, that was too easy.

Look, I'm going to get out of here. I'm
going to send help, okay? Don't worry.

No. I'm serious.

Jenkins, this might be a trap.

Bye, Danny.

Jenkins!

Thank you.

Look, I don't mean to press my luck.

Your luck is so pressed.

Right.

I was wondering, why are you helping me
out anyway?

Why don't you just lock me up?

My brother Riley disappeared three years
ago.

A lot like Sam.

We searched for him, but nothing.

I know what it's like to feel
responsible for someone and for them.

Come on.

Let's keep at it.

Wait, wait, wait. Pull over here. Pull
over.

First turnoff I've seen so far.

You stay here. I'll check it out.

No way.

Hey.

You're a civilian.

And a felon, I think.

I'm not taking you with me.

You're not going without me.

All right.

You promise you won't get involved.

You'll let me handle it.

Yeah, I promise.

Shake on it.

Oh, come on.

This is ridiculous.

Kathleen, I really think you're going to
need my help. I'll manage.

Thank you.

I gotta start carrying paperclips.

Hello? Anybody home?

I'm Kathleen.

I'm a deputy.

What's your name?

Missy.

Missy. That's a pretty name.

Missy, is your mom home?

She's dead.

I'm sorry.

What about your dad?

No.

Can I come in for a minute?

I just want you to look at a picture.

Have you seen that guy?

Look at that picture.

What?

That's going to hurt.

Miss you, sweetheart.

Go tell your brothers I want to see
them.

Yeah.

But I've never seen him so angry before.

Elaine, I've never been followed by the
police before.

Are you Sam Winchester?

Aren't you?

Yeah.

Your, uh... Your cousin's looking for
you.

Thank God.

Where is he?

I, uh...

Are you hurt?

No.

Damn, it's good to see you.

How did you get out of the cuffs?

I know a trick or two.

Hi.

Oh.

These locks look like they're going to
be a bitch.

Well, there's some kind of automatic
control right there.

Have you seen them?

Yeah.

Dude, they're just people.

And they jumped you?

Must be getting a little rusty there,
kiddo.

What do they want?

I don't know. They let Jenkins go, but
that was some sort of trap.

It doesn't make any sense to me.

Well, that's the point.

You know, with our usual playmates,
there's rules, there's patterns. But

people, it's just crazy.

See anything else out there?

There's about a dozen junk cars hidden
out back.

Plates from all over, so I'm thinking
when they take someone, they take their

car, too. Did you see a black Mustang
out there about ten years old?

Yeah, actually, I did.

Your brothers.

I'm sorry.

Let's get you guys out of here, and then
we'll take care of those bastards.

This thing takes a key. Key?

I don't know.

All right, I better go find it.

Hey.

Be careful.

Yeah.

Yikes.

Say it again.

Demons are good.

People are crazy.

What?

I know.

Daddy! Daddy!

Daddy!

Take your ass first.

And then yours.

Come

on.

Let's hunt them.

Yeah, this one's a fighter.

Sure would be fun to hunt.

Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

That's what this is about, you yahoos
hunt people?

You ever killed before?

Well, that depends on what you mean.

I've hunted all my life.

Just like my father, his before him.

I've hunted deer and bear.

I even got a cougar once. Oh, boy.

But the best hunt is human.

Oh, there's nothing like it.

Holding their life in your hands.

Seeing the fear in their eyes just
before they go dark.

Makes you feel powerful and alive.

Here's the puppy.

We give him a weapon.

Give them a fighting chance.

It's kind of like our tradition. Pass
down father to son.

Costs only one or two a year.

Never enough to bring the law down. We
never been that sloppy.

Damn well, don't sell yourself short.

You're plenty sloppy.

So what? You with that pretty cop?

you a cop.

If I tell you, the problem's not to make
me into an ashtray.

Only reason I don't let my boys take you
right here and now is that there's

something I need to know.

Yeah, how about it's not nice to marry
your sister?

Tell me.

Any of the cops going to come looking
for you?

Eat me.

No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait. You
actually might.

You think this is funny?

You brought this down on my family.

All right.

You want to play games?

We'll play some games.

Looks like we're going to have a hunt
tonight after all, boy.

And you get to pick the animal.

The boy or the cop.

Okay, wait, wait, wait.

Look,

nobody's coming for me, all right? It's
just us.

If you don't choose, I will.

You son of a bitch!

Next time I'll take an eye.

All right. All right. The guard. The
guard. Take the guard.

Lay.

Go do it.

Don't let him out, though.

Shoot him in the cage.

What?

I thought you said you were going to
hunt him.

You're going to give him a chance.

Lay.

When you're done with a boy, shoot the
bitch, too.

We gotta clean this mess up before any
more cops come running out here.

Do it.

Hey!

If you hurt my brother, I'll kill you, I
swear.

I'll kill you all.

I will kill you all!

Lay!

Lay!

Dad, you come with me.

Missy, you watch him now.

Lee!

Where are you?

Lee!

Damn it, Jared, get the lights.

Stupid.

I'll watch this one. You go ahead.

Go ahead.

You hurt my family.

I'm going to bleed you bit.

You killed my brother.

Your brother?

Now I see.

Just tell me why.

Because it's fun.

Where's the girl?

Locked in the closet. What about the
dad?

Shot. Trying to escape.

I think the car's at the police station.

Back up units on route to your location.

So, state police and the FBI are going
to be here within the hour.

They're going to want to talk to you.

I suggest that you're both long gone by
then.

Thanks.

Hey, listen, I don't mean to press our
luck, but we're kind of in the middle of

nowhere.

Think we could catch a ride?

Start walking.

Duck into the squad car.

Sounds great to me. Hey.

Listen, uh... Sorry about your brother.

Thank you.

It was really hard not knowing what
happened to him. I thought it would be

easier once I knew the truth.

But... It isn't really.

Anyway, you should go.

I'll never do that again.

Do what?

Go missing like that.

You were worried about me.

All I'm saying is you vanish like that
again, I'm not looking for you.

Sure you are. I'm not.

So you got sidelined by a 13 -year -old
girl, huh? Oh, shut up. Just saying.

You're getting rusty there, kiddo.

Shut up.