All language subtitles for Betrayal s01e03 A Thing Thing

Martha's not actually that boring once
you get a drink in front of him. Glad

had a nice time.

Does he hate me, or is there something
else?

Martha said some strange man was in our
garden today.

You've been talking to that journalist
guy.

It's him.

The general of Carson, Miss Addy.

John got a tracker on him, so we're
compromised.

But don't worry.

He can still be stopped.

What's he saying, Rudy?

Junction 19.

Where's Dorian, mate?

He came off at Junction 19, but I can't
track him on AMPL once he's off the

motorway. Are you sure it's him?

100%. Plate number ending Echo Echo
Golf.

What happened to the other vehicle you
were tracking? Ah, tracker's battery's

died.

There you go, that's him.

Sweet car's ahead.

I'll show you the money.

Don't get too close.

Yes.

Get closer.

Okay.

Quick, left, left, left, left, left.

What's wrong?

I'll pull into the car park.

Get the team's meters here.

Here they are.

We've got Asadi's room number, 404.

And we have confirmation he made a
reservation at 2 .30pm.

That's our window.

Okay, let's be clear.

Marine will get eyes on Asadi. John,
while Marine has control of Asadi,

gain access into his room and install
the monitoring devices.

Marine will let us know if Asadi's on
the move.

We good?

Mm -hmm.

We're good.

Take 100.

Macallan, single mark? Course mark.

What's happening?

Rudy? There must be some sort of
interference.

Marines audio is down, Chief.

We're getting no signal.

Someone I had to bring with me.

Now he's watching me.

How's his English?

Somewhere between reasonably shit and
just shit.

Good. It's been a long time.

You look the same.

Your McCallum, madam.

Thank you.

Who is John Hughes?

He works for the security service, but
don't let him worry you. Stick to the

plan, and I'll handle him.

John Hughes lacks credibility.

Don't worry about it.

What are you reading?

Oh, it's about an Iranian culture.

Do you see Dolatabadi?

He's a king.

It starts on a rainy night. Two police
officers come to the culture to take the

victim's daughter's body.

It's very scary to take her daughter's
body.

Hossein, do you see?

What exactly do they know?

We continue with the ploy.

The truth is in God's hands.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

John?

So, is Thaddeus headed to the embassy
tonight?

Yes, boss. No team of mobile
surveillance officers are in place?

They are. They won't be able to squeak
without us knowing about it.

When did you notice your kit wasn't
working?

I didn't.

I assumed it was up and running.

We lost you for about four minutes of
the operation.

My kit was down for four minutes. Jesus
Christ, really?

God,

I didn't have to work this crap here at
six.

What was he doing?

Who?

Who? The general.

He was reading a book.

I didn't see what it was. Okay, let's
wait to debrief properly at the office.

Good night. You all right, Chief?

What time is he back?

Not until later, I imagine.

There's some highlights.

It's wrong before we left.

My informant's phone

is still off.

Jordan, should I get it flagged? Yeah.

Can you have a look at Marin's kit?

What are you thinking, Kappa?

I'm sure it's nothing, but, um...

Better to check and be sure, though.

Thanks, Rudy, son.

Oh, um, look, John, um, we can be grown
up about this, can't we?

Just go downstairs.

He'll be gone in five minutes and then
we can talk.

I had no idea you'd be home.

That makes you okay, does it?

Funny enough, I know how you feel.

Do you?

It really hurts, doesn't it?

Where are the kids?

At my mum and dad's.

I didn't mean it to happen.

You didn't mean it to happen?

You just shipped the kids off to your
mum and dad's and Martin came down the

chimney on a bunch of carpet, is that
it? Oh.

Well, they were!

He called me about a work thing.

I was upset.

Oh.

Just a shoulder to cry on.

Do you think I was born yesterday?

He was a shoulder to cry on, actually.

And then you fucked him.

I've had enough.

You've had enough?

Yeah. I think I'm done.

Oh, you think you're done?

I don't even know if I like you anymore.

This is fucked.

Yeah, it is.

This is so completely fucked.

Is that really all you've got?

What do you want me to say?

Anything.

Anything. Oh, what? You want tearful
forgiveness, is that it?

Acceptance? I was devastated when you
were unfaithful to me. Well, you've got

your own back now, haven't you? But I
gave you a chance. No, but you never

forgave me. Oh, and is there any wonder?

What do you mean?

Well, did you meet that woman? What
woman? The one who texted you, Penelope.

Was she the one that you had the affair
with? Don't start turning around onto

me. You're the one that's just been
caught red -handed. You made me feel so

and so worthless. Well, I hope you're
feeling proud of yourself now, running

to Martin.

I didn't go running off to him.

He was worried about me. Oh, so Martin
comes round in an Uber with a bottle of

wine and a box of tissues, and in two
minutes' time, you're on your fucking

with your fucking knickers round your
ankles.

Fuck you!

from me. Why?

Because I'm not Martin. At least Martin
actually gives a shit about me. Oh,

that's where you're going, is it? You
know he behaves like someone who

wants to be with me. Well, why don't you
fuck off to Martin's house, then?

Five. I'm sure, like, you've had him.
He'll give you one of his houses on the

Costa Brava if you really want to get
away from me. Come on, one more minute

this. You know, the Revenue have been
looking into his dodgy dealings in

Oh, pathetic, really.

And a patient made a sexual harassment
complaint against him. Did you know

Do you know, any shred of respect I had
for you is gone. This is what being a

spy has come to, has it? Digging up dirt
on Martin.

Yeah, well, I can see which way the wind
was blowing.

You know, he was completely exonerated
at that harassment complaint.

And as for those properties in Spain, at
least he's got a sensible retirement

plan. You can't even get yourself to
adopt a devil under your fucking arse.

So you're half Iranian?

Yeah, a mixed dick.

And what about your extended Iranian
family?

Do you see them?

No. My dad completely assimilated.

Distanced himself from them, from Iran.

He himself is totally British.

He even took my mum's last name. Really?
You know the Asghari? I put that back

in myself.

Just thinking, when you were in Iran and
Central Asia for six, did you

ever come across Major General Adani?

No.

I'd have said if I had, right?

Yeah, of course. Just the tequila.

OK.

Be honest.

Don't you think the investigation's
running out of steam?

We're looking for things that aren't
there.

Are we?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, I feel like dancing.

I love her heart.

Isn't it great?

Forget it. Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I don't think we should.

It's okay.

That's from an old friend.

I've never quite been able to put it in
a box in the loft.

The poet Rumi.

The truth was a mirror in the hands of
God.

It fell and broke into pieces.

I think if you were available, we'd be a
thing.

A thing?

Yeah.

A thing thing.

What do you want?

I wanted to ask you about Marine Asghari
Evans.

Did you record her at six?

I thought this was related to the GB
operation.

It is.

I know two things.

That she worked on Iran's nuclear
program at six, and she was kidnapped

operating on the Turkmenistan -Iran
border.

That was all.

Kept very quiet. But she was MIA for two
months, and for some reason, known to

no one, she was repatriated.

Were there any security concerns when
she came back?

No.

That's all I can say.

I don't want to see you again.

Seeing you stirred up a lot of things
for me.

I thought you were all I had.

And you knew it.

And when Claire found out, you dropped
me like a hot potato.

Have you ever been honest with your
wife? I mean, really honest?

Who has the luxury of complete honesty
working in our game? Who?

It always suited you having the official
secret sack to hide behind.

The routine dishonesty of intelligence
work. It doesn't suit you, John. Well,

you think I'm routinely dishonest.

You are.

I was.

It corrodes you from the inside out.

Really soon.

Chief, there's new information in from
the devices we placed in Asadi's room.

He's talking about a deal to be done.

He says that he's tired.

That it was a long way to come to buy a
stallion.

It's a lot of money.

Two million stallions.

The reception at the embassy was tiring.

He says... I can't quite make it out.

Something about the talks on
denuclearisation.

Says he's flying home tomorrow.

Come on.

You don't honestly believe he's flown
into the UK to buy a racehorse. Do you

think that's why I was shot at? I ran
the audio through translation software

earlier and checked.

He's booked a flight out of Heathrow to
Toronto tomorrow morning by anchor.

Well, I don't know how many times I can
keep saying, I told you so, and remain

dignified. There is no evidence of a
plot to kill anyone, let alone using

foreign.

I think of the idea of using diplomatic
cover for a face -to -face with Craig

Beeston regarding their heroin
trafficking business. I think we're done

We'll pass it on to the police.

Simone, do you think somebody could have
tipped off a study?

I'd be careful pointing the finger at
Ivy. Greg's got it in for you as it is.

What do you know about Maureen's move
from Six?

Maureen? It's all done by Five and Six
leadership team. Six asked us if we

take her during a difficult time in her
personal life. She comes highly

recommended and with glowing references.

Look, I know, it's disappointing.

that we didn't get more from bugging
authority, especially with what happened

the airfield, but it simply is not on.

To start undermining your colleagues
with zero evidence to substantiate those

claims. I don't trust her.

John!

I'm in a different place to you. You've
always been able to play the maverick

card. My first day in this office as a
fully grown -up intelligence officer, I

was mistaken for the cleaner.

The fucking cleaner.

I've had to work twice as hard, be twice
as brilliant as everybody else, and I

have always had to play by the rules.
Yeah, but that's what made us such a

team back in the day. Sorry, I am
pulling the plug on this.

Apart from anything else, we don't have
the resources.

I know what you've been saying about me.

Well, if it makes you feel any better,
the concerns I had no longer apply.

In my book, that makes you an utter
wanker.

And you, my son, are a fucking cock.

You think you intimidate me?

That I don't take the physical aspects
of basic training seriously?

Or that I haven't got years of judo in
my veins? I don't want to fight with

Greg. I don't want to hug you either,
but I certainly don't want to fight with

you. You're going to face an internal
inquiry into your actions.

I'm making sure it happens.

And I will be giving evidence even if no
one else will. Like I give a fuck. You

used your personal phone to contact
Ethan.

Everyone knows.

You will lose your job, your pension
rights, you will be on your own.

And if the organisation thinks a crime
was committed when you shot and killed

Ethan's attacker, then the file will be
handed on to the police.

So he's clever now.

The Prime Minister of the United States
and Iran to try and revive negotiations.

on denuclearization.

Sources at number 10 described early
communications as cautiously optimistic,

with both sides agreeing to further
dialogue.

The UK government says its role is to
try and build a working relationship

between the two sides.

John.

Mine. If you have a moment, perhaps we
could go to my office and chat. No, I'd

want to be late for my appointment.

Man to man.

I wanted to say I'm sorry.

I am.

Sorry. Fuck off, Martin.

Are you sorry?

For how you've hurt Claire?

No?

You don't know anything about my
marriage. I know you took her for

John.

But you only think about yourself, don't
you?

Listen, now's not the time or place, but
I want you to know I think you're a

prize. See you next Tuesday.

What? See you next Tuesday? You work it
out.

Please take a seat, Mr. Hughes.

I'll message her.

Dr. Stratakis will be testing for
anemia. She could indicate something

worrying, but there are lots of
possibilities.

It could just be an infection or an
ulcer, diverticulosis.

I know you can't forgive me because you
don't know what went on.

It was Penelope.

It started in Iraq and then continued
when we came back to London.

It ended years ago.

And I only saw her recently because I
had to. Related to a work thing.

Did you love her?

I think I felt like I did at the time.

Have there been other affairs?

Fuck you.

Fuck you.

What do you want

me to do about his mum?

He's having everyone fucking nuts asking
where he is.

I know.

Manage the situation, yeah.

Locked.

Is he free?

Yeah.

All right, Mum.

I'm in... Turkey.

Turkey.

Love, Jordan.

The kit Maureen used isn't

faulty. And the transmitter is working
perfectly.

Fuck. I wondered if Asadi had used some
kind of... Jamming device, but there

was no signal issues reported from the
hotel. So it must have been a very

localized block.

I think the range kit was placed in some
kind of Faraday pouch.

If you've not got one of these, you can
improvise. Tin foil.

Let's watch this.

It's not 100%, but... See?

Mm -hmm.

All the live audio was recorded for the
operation as usual.

And I know Marines was pretty much a
dead end, but I... You had a look

Chief. I had a look anyway, Chief.

Now, visually, you can see these
occasional spikes in the audio, but

if I run it through the XP -05 filter,
you get something we

can decode.

And if we run that through our
software... We couldn't do the whole

conversation, but I cleaned up another
spiking audio.

This stays between us.

You were held hostage for two months on
the Iranian border by the Iranian

Revolutionary Guard, but for some reason
they let you go. Why was that?

You have to come clean now.

I don't work for the Iranians. Don't lie
to me. I don't work for Qasem Asadi.

Qasem Asadi works for us.

He's an agent for MI6.

Major General Qasem Asadi is Six's jewel
in the crown.

No one in five knows about Asadi's true
loyalty to us. Only half a dozen people

know about him at six.

Look at me.

You know I'm telling the truth.

So then, what was your job? Just to get
in the way of my investigation?

Kazim's been undercover within the
Hardliners faction for two decades.

And the regular intelligence he's
provided is gold, John. It's gold.

He really belongs to Six.

But when his hardline masters wanted him
to utilize his business relationship

with Beeston to assassinate Fatima Fazi,
well, he was caught between a rock and

a hard place.

So is the attack happening?

He needs to make it look like he's going
ahead with it. It has to be convincing,

but at the crucial moment, the device
won't work.

Well, then why even pretend to do it?

Israel took out most of the high
-ranking Revolutionary Guard, and

survived the bombings, He's a suspected
traitor.

The hardline faction's testing him. But
he's given me his word the attack won't

happen. And Kazim Asadi's word has been
good for as long as I've known him. It's

always all just a matter of trust.

It is.

I've worked with him for ten years.

He saved my life when he secured my
release on the border. He's risked his

life to provide us with intelligence
that saved hundreds of thousands of

But you, you wouldn't let it go.

Cousins are men.

He's one of the good guys.

Don't blow this, John.

This will have repercussions for you,
for me, for peace and security in Iran

the Middle East.

You have to keep this to yourself,
because if this gets out, then we're all

totally fucked.

Mum? Is that you, John?

Hiya. Is Claire all right? Are the
children all right?

Yeah, everything's all right.

Oh, it's late.

I thought something terrible had
happened.

No, everything's fine.

I just missed you, Mum. That's all.

Oh, I miss you, son. Sometimes I could
cry all day.

Oh, don't say that.

It's just hard to get up with so much
going on at work.

Don't worry about me. I know you try.

Every time I see the Home Office come on
the news, I say to myself, they work my

jaw not.

I was speaking to Claire.

We wondered if you wanted to come down
to London at Christmas.

Yeah.

All the family can be together.

That'll be lovely.

You've made my day.

And Claire, she's all right with it?

Yeah, she's really looking forward to
seeing you.

That's made my year, that is.

All right, well, I'll come up and pick
you up.

See, it's a lime street and you can pick
me up from Houston.

Sound.

Listen, I'd better go.

I love you, Mum.

Yes, Rudy.

Come.

Come, let's go.

Yeah. Yeah.

We're leaving.

We'll see you at reception.

Ugh.