All language subtitles for Nightmares.And.Dreamscapes.From.The.Stories.Of.Stephen.King.S01E08.720p.AMZN.WEBRip.x264-GalaxyTV_track3_[eng]

[theme music]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[lightning crashing]

[engine revving]

[music on stereo]

[engine revving]

[Clark]
Where's my greatest hits
of the sixties?

I just listened to it last week.

[Mary]
'Did you leave it at home?'

[horn honks]

[Clark]
'Whoa! Jesus!'

'Whoa.'

Oh!

[exhales sharply]
Oh!

Huh.

Sorry. Sorry.

Too much lipstick?

[laughs]

Oh, man.
Good girl, Sally.

- Good girl.
- Mmm. Oh.

So much for our pristine
wilderness experience.

Yeah, well, I told you
this is an adventure

which basically is a,
a vacation with meat on it.

And I want you to have your
meat, darling, I really do.

I was just hoping for some room
service and a good wine.

Wha-what is it with you
and these skinny little

white boy singers
you like so much?

Married one, didn't I?

Yeah, but I don't
sing that new crap

in the shower, do I, huh?

Dad always said
the great music died..

[both]
The day they
dreamed up disco.

- That's right.
- Mm-hm.

I.. I-I-I could lick that off.

And keep both eyes on the road?

- I don't think so.
- Hm.

I'm still jiggy from last night.

You know what I mean?

[laughs]

Piney wood, starry skies.

It's just..
Just the right timing

to make a baby, I think.

Yeah.

We both keep
singing that song, huh?

Mm-hmm.

[instrumental music]

[Mary]
'Here we are.'

Ah, boy. Bacon, eggs,
homemade biscuits.

[laughs]

I can eat this way every morning
for the rest of my life.

Until the day you die,
next year.

[Clark]
'Ah. This is it.'

'This is the real Oregon,
baby.'

'Oh, yeah.'

If the rumors are true

and I take a transfer to Jersey

at least we'll have
this trip, huh?

Mm-hmm.

[boy screams]

Oh!

[boy screams]

[laughs]

So glad we got a taste
of the wildlife.

[boy laughs]

[boy #1]
'Get down!'

[indistinct chattering]

'Whoa-whoa!'

Hey, you know, we could take
a shortcut to Toketee Falls.

Clark.

Yeah, we take 58 two miles east

and go south on
this county road.

- Huh?
- Oh, that looks pretty empty.

Think the word is wilderness

as in no gas stations,
no restrooms

no motels with soft beds.

No, no, we'll find one.
We'll find one. Here.

Just cut across
this highway here.

Can't be much further
to Toketee.

'See?'

Eh?

It's all about the roads
with no numbers, man.

Blaze a trail.

Feel the land.

[laughs]
Yeah, like we're pioneer stock.

You're a computer
programmer, Clark.

That's what I do, honey.

That's not what I am.

Sorry, you come from a long line
of hunter-gatherers.

[instrumental music]

[engine revving]

[music continues]

[coins clinking]

[music continues]

[gasps]

Just some guy's body

broken for you and for many.

Oh, we're talking mass culture

sugar muffin.

[gasps]

[screams]

[laughs]

[maniacal laugh]

[boy screams]

[Clark]
'Ah, you kidding me?'

Now what?

Clark, I gave up teaching
summer school for this.

- Please tell me we're not lost.
- We're not lost.

We're just in mid-process.

'I've never seen a road
marked like that.'

Where are the phone lines?

[birds chirping]

I don't know.

You don't know?

Uh, no, I haven't
seen them in a, in a while.

Well, how long is a while?

Uh, I don't know, you know,
ten, twenty miles.

You want my advice?

No, but I suppose
I'll get it anyway.

You know, I really
can't stand it when you

roll your eyes like that.

Roll my eyes like what?

Oh, you know,
like I'm some old dog

that farted under
the dinner table.

'Go on, go on.
It's your nickel.'

'Tell me what you're thinking.'

Let's go back while
there's still time.

[chuckles]
Yeah, sure.

Now all you need is a sign
that says "Repent."

That's the problem
with you teachers.

You're always tied
to your lesson plans.

That's it.

It's-it's got to be
the right fork.

This is..

That's south.

Yeah, I can smell
Toketee Falls from here.

That's the ranch road.
Must be.

A ranch road
with a striped line?

Well,
you'd be surprised how well-off

some of these ranchers are.

Money in the land,
my dad always said.

[crows cawing]

Baby..

Let's go back and find
a nice hot tub

and a cold mojito.

- Reverse is right there, baby.
- I know, honey. Wrong..

Reverse is just another word
for going backwards. Okay?

Besides, it's not like the
yellow line is gonna run out.

♪ O-o-h ♪

♪ Hey hey hey hey ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Shake it up pretty baby.. ♪

Well, okay, huh.
Doesn't matter.

There'll always
be a county road.

We'll just head..
Keep heading south, southeast.

[sighs]

[engine revving]

[birds squawking]

[birds squawking]

Oh, Clark!

No, it's just...
Just don't say anything, okay?

We're not lost.

We're not lost!

The road will open up again

over the next hill probably.

Oh!

We're not lost.

[birds squawking]

[music playing on stereo]

[brakes screeching]

[rock music on stereo]

[static]

[explodes]

[Mary]
Oh!

That's it.
I'm calling the auto club.

In 15 years of marriage

'you've never asked
for directions ever.'

Just like your father.

Gave you this car of his,
and the day he did

there must have been
50,000 extra miles

from going around in circles.

Well, you know, one man's circle

is another man's wanderlust.

Yeah, well, I'm all out of lust

and we've wandered long enough.

[beeping]

[Mary sighing]

[phone beeps]

[sighs]

[birds cawing]

[grunts]

[Clark grunts]

Clark.

[grunting]

Clark, I give.

Okay?

You're a man among men.

I say this with
the greatest respect.

- Turn the damn car around.
- Honey, honey, honey..

Uh, I can't risk turning
the car around now.

The road is too narrow,
the shoulders are soft.

'We'll get stuck.'

Okay?

I got us into this,
I will get us out.

Trust me.

[owl hooting]

[chuckles]

[grunting]

[instrumental music]

[gasps]

[Clark grunting]

[dramatic music]

[engine revving]

Clark, it's, um..

It's get.. It's getting late.
We've got to turn back.

Oh, just stop it, Mary, alright?

Just put down
the chalk, will you?

Not some Tolkien fantasy here.

We'll be fine. Just..

We just got to stay the course.

Stay the course.

You can't find
the course, Clark.

'I mean, what are you
trying to prove?'

We're in trouble here.
Just look.

- Can't you see it?
- Uh, I see a sign.

[Clark]
'Can you read it?'

Can you read it?

Yeah, it says,
"If you came this far

you really screwed up."

[bird cawing]

[creaking]

[birds chirping]

Huh.

[instrumental music]

- 'This has to be a joke.'
- 'Well, maybe not.'

A town called
Rock and Roll Heaven?

Well, why not? There's truth

and consequences, New Mexico,
there's shark, Nevada.

There's even a town in
Pennsylvania called Intercourse.

I mean, why not
Rock and Roll Heaven?

I mean, maybe it was built by
hippies back in the 60s.

'I don't know,
it doesn't matter.'

'What matters is that
we've found some'

'honest-to-God pavement
again, honey.'

- You made that up.
- What?

Intercourse, Pennsylvania.

Eh, no, no, no, I swear, it's..

I've, I've done Intercourse..

'Pennsylvania.'

- Huh?
- Yeah.

[laughs]

We'll do the new road.

- Be careful.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[instrumental music]

[brakes screeching]

Ooh. Ah.

Ah, Norman Rockwell's
birthplace.

Has to be.

[music continues]

Huh.

Where's the smoke?

There should be smoke
from a chimney somewhere.

You know, we could win a condo
in the Garden of Eden

and you'd be worrying
about aphids.

Let's turn around.

What? Why?

I don't like it.
That's all.

Look at that house.

Uh, yeah, it's beautiful.
Yeah.

Yeah, it's like the candy house
in Hansel and Gretel.

Oh, come on.

No, I hid under
my bed for a week

after mom read me that story.
Let's just turn around.

- Look, honey, honey..
- T-the roads are wide enough.

L-look at the character
of the place, huh?

[Mary sighs]

I mean, if you wanna
buy a souvenir... buy a t-shirt.

- 'A t-shirt!'
- That's how you do it, Clark.

That's how men always do it.

- Do what?
- 'Get your way.'

Not by being right,
by being relentless.

[door opens]

- Oh, you're getting out now?
- Yeah!

Yeah. Okay.
Alright. Yeah.

[engine sputtering]

Yeah. Alright.

[engine revving]

[tires screeching]

One t-shirt.
Five minutes.

No. When do I get to choose,
Clark, huh?

When do we take
the trip I'd like?

When do we move to a different
place for my job?

- You can teach anywhere.
- Oh, I'm getting a headache.

Oh, come on. It's 19 miles
back to highway 58

over the same crappy road..

Nineteen miles isn't so much.

But when you tack on
50 miles it's gonna take

to go around the forest,
once we get to highway 58..

You make it sound like
we have a plane to catch.

I mean, come on, this-this
ticks me off, you know?

I mean, you take one look..
It's a nice little town.

It's got a cute little name.

And then suddenly,
you're reminded of

of-of like, "Mystic River"

'or some damn thing
and you wanna go back.'

Yeah.

Where if we just stayed on
the same road through town

we just cut south, due south..

It's probably not even a half
an hour to Toketee Falls.

That's what you said
back at the diner, remember?

[horn honking]

[engine whirring]

- Whoo!
- Hey!

[indistinct chattering]

[cheering]

[indistinct chattering]

- 'Peace!'
- 'Peace!'

- 'We love you!'
- 'We love you!'

- Make love, not war!
- Make love!

[female #1]
Make love!

Far out.

What was that about?

I don't know. Something... for
the tourists, I'm thinking.

- 'Whoo-hoo!'
- 'Bye.'

Alright. One souvenir
and we're gone, promise.

First wicked witch we see

'I'm gonna back up Mustang Sally
all the way to Portland.'

'No questions asked.'

'Please?'

'Please?'

Okay, one t-shirt..

...nothing more.

- Okay.
- Nothing more.

Alright. Okay.
But-but o-only if you're sure.

Oh, Clark, I said okay.
That doesn't change how I feel.

Okay.

So you'll have to
excuse me if I decline

to put my cheerleader skirt on
and yell, "Go, Clark, go."

Jeez.

You are in some mood, boy.

You would look cute in
a cheerleading skirt, though.

[engine revving]

[engine revving]

[instrumental music]

[engine sputtering]

Hey!

Look at that.

[indistinct chattering]

- Huh.
- Huh.

[burping]

How you doin'?

Okay.

No, no.
Come this way.

You have to see it, Clark.

- I know you do.
- What?

It's like the town
in the "Twilight Zone."

"A peculiar little town."

Remember?

Come on.
You watch TV-Land constantly.

- Aah.
- Clark.

[engine revving]

[Mary]
'What are you doing?'

- I want a coke.
- Clark.

What's the matter?

[sighing]
I know you.

You've no intention
of leaving this place

until you convince yourself
you're not intimidated.

Can I get you something?

- Iced tea, or..
- I wanna leave.

What's to be afraid of, honey?

Who knows what goes on
in the backwoods here.

These guys, they could have
12 wives, date their sisters..

- I don't know!
- I'll be right back.

Clark, I'm not
staying here by myself.

Clark.

Okay.

Go piss on your hydrant,
then we're getting out of here.

[crow cawing]

They look familiar.

[both laugh]

Who do we know is moved
to rock and roll, Oregon

to be street people?

Oh.

[chuckles]
Wow, look at this.

[chuckles]
Oh-oh!

Come on in, folks.

Take the first available booth.

[laughs]

'Oh.'

Wow.

Ah, this is fabulous.

Look at this.
Look, look, look..

They have the moonglows..

Frankie Lymon
and the teenagers. Ah.

Tweedle-Dee-Dee.

'Oh, Tweedle-Dee-Dee.'

'Wow! Oh, God.'

I haven't heard that since my
dad played it when I was a kid.

Just takeout drinks, remember?

- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

- Yeah.
- Alright.

Alright, but-but-but..

Mary, I mean-I mean,
look at-look at this place.

I mean, look..
Look at the menu.

I mean, you got
big bopper burger

and Suzie cue fries.

I mean, come on, woman.

Where's your damn soul, huh?

Drinks, Clark.

We discussed this
in the car. Drinks only.

[clears throat]
Uh..

What'll it be?

Oh, I..
Uh, can I have a coke, please?

Large.

You ought to try the cherry pie.

Rick just made it.

Ah. Alright.

'Sounds good.'

[instrumental music]

♪ I know she told you ♪

Just a coke to go.

♪ Honey I know she told you ♪

♪ That she loved you ♪

♪ Much more than I did ♪

That redhead over there.

♪ All I know is that
she left you.. ♪

Oh! Stop staring at her.

You're like a little boy
trying to peek up

somebody's skirt in study hall.

No..

Is she, like, the splitting
image of Janis Joplin

'or am I crazy?'

♪ Come on and cry cry baby ♪

♪ Cry baby ♪

♪ Cry baby ♪

♪ Oh honey welcome back home ♪

♪ Don't you know honey.. ♪♪

[Clark]
Hey, Mary?

You alright?

What? What? What? What?
You-you..

You're-you're sweating
for cryin' out loud.

It's not anything to have
a panic attack over.

You know, losing my mother's
diamonds last year

that's worth having
a panic attack over.

Janis Joplin is dead, in LA

an overdose.

What are these people?

The Jonestown Glee club?

Uh, she's a groupie

and this is like
a fifties place.

T-they're playing
dress-up, that's all.

Tell you what,
we'll enjoy our pie

and we'll get out
of here, alright?

[exhales]

Hi. Uh, could I make
my coke a malt?

Well, you can do
anything you want, stud.

Well, in that case,
make mine vanilla.

And how did I know that?

[Clark laughs]

'I mean, nobody makes malts
anymore, you know?'

'It's all latte,
mocha, gelato.'

'Any old excuse to charge
you five bucks a pop.'

[dramatic music]

[mixer whirring]

[Rick]
Go on, doll, serve 'em up.

Just the ones
with the big biceps.

Yeah?

[indistinct chattering]

Thank you.

Don't mention it.

So, uh, how do you
get your lipstick

to match your hair like that?

Well, you start with
the lipstick, always.

Clark.

'Your pie is here.'

Ah! Great.

'You don't have to call
this cowboy twice.'

[chuckles]
Yeah.

Whoo!

'Oh, yeah.'

Oh!

Oh! That's incredible!

Mmm.

Who made it?

Rick, take a bow.

[Clark clapping]

Hell of a pie, man. Wow.

Where did you, where did you
learn to make pie like that?

Me and mom, we hung around
the kitchen a lot.

That's you in a nutshell, Rick.

- Mama's boy.
- Hey, give me my hat back.

- Give me that hat.
- Never!

- Come here!
- Whoo!

Oh, and you run
like a mama's boy.

Rick?

Ozzie and Harriet?

- Ricky..
- Nelson.

- Ricky Nelson.
- Gotta catch me first!

[laughing]

That's impossible.
That's impossible.

- He's..
- Dead.

[both laughing]

I think, like, 20 years.

A plane crash,
him and his whole band.

- Hey!
- Whoo! Oh!

- Ah!
- Cut that out.

Clark, uh..

I think I left
my wallet in the car.

Would you go get it
for me, please?

'The pink one.'

'It might be under the seat.'

You go.

If you can't find it,
I'll come help you.

Right. I'll go look in the car.

Mm-hmm.

Don't let that pie get cold now.

[guitar music]

[Janis]
Don't let it get to you, honey.

They're just starting to tune up
for the concert tonight.

We have a concert here in town
almost every night.

I'll bet you do.

[bell ringing]

Excuse me, sir.

Hey.

[male #1]
'Howdy, ma'am.'

♪ Pretty woman ♪

♪ Walkin' down the street
pretty woman.. ♪♪

That's Roy Orbison
and Buddy Holly.

Solid tune, I'll give you that.

But it ain't no rave on.

[bell ringing]

[music continues]

[shattering]

They call that
losing your cherry.

[both laughing]

Well, don't worry yourself
about that, sweet thing.

Welcome.

I ain't seen you around
these parts before.

I, um..
My husband and I

we're just tourists visiting.

We-we have to leave.

You and your man ought
to hang around a while.

You ought to stay for
the concert tonight.

We put on one hell of a show
if I do say so myself.

[dramatic music]

We'd love to have you, ma'am,
and not just for the night.

- Stay a spell.
- What do you say?

Let me, um..

- Oh!
- 'Let me ask my husband.'

[belching]

Oh!

Ah!

[whimpering]

Oh!

[insects screeching]

[Mary]
'Eww!'

[laughs]

- Oh, my God. Oh!
- Hey!

So you dine and dash,
rotten crotch?

- Get her, boys.
- Get in the car, Mary!

[Mary breathing heavily]

Go!

[tires screeching]

[engine revving]

[Mary]
'Oh, my God!'

[tires screech]

[Clark]
'I-I remember who they are now.'

It's Ronnie Van Zant
and Duane Allman.

Clark, back up.

[tires screeching]

[all laughing]

[engine sputtering]

- Oh!
- Clark, go!

I'm trying.

- Ahh! Ahh!
- Ahh!

[Rick laughs]

- You're coming to the show.
- 'Clark!'

Screw you!

[laughing]
Whoo! Whoo!

[laughing]
Whoo!

Oh! Ah!

Whoo-hoo!

Whoa!

[Rick laughing]

Whoo!

[laughing]

[tires screeching]

[Rick]
Whoo!

[engine revving]

[tires screeching]

[Rick]
'Whoa!'

- Oh!
- Oh!

- 'Oh!'
- Whoa!

[tires screeching]

[engine revving]

Ah!

[Mary]
'Oh!'

Oh!

[grunting]

[Mary gasps]

[tires screeching]

Fasten your seat belt.

[grunting]

[tires screeching]

Oh! Who..

[grunts]

[groans]

[breathing heavily]

Oh, Ricky.

Clark, they're coming.

[engine sputtering]

Still alive.

'All of them.'

[Clark screams]

[engine revving]

- Ah!
- Ah!

[engine revving]

[tires screeching]

[panting]

Now what?

Boy looks like road kill.

- Huh!
- Oh, my God.

[sighing]
Let's do this, okay?

[tires screeching]

[dramatic music]

[tires screeching]

[engine revving]

Hey, who hurt you?

[sighs]
Cherry pie.

Clark.

Get us out of here.

[sighs]

We'll be fine.

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

[engine revving]

Not a single one.

- What?
- Power lines.

Wherever they get their power

it's not from Oregon
Power and Light.

- 'Oh!'
- 'Ah!'

[tires screeching]

[tires screeching]

[crash]

[indistinct chattering]

- 'Completely. Wow!'
- 'Yeah!'

[instrumental music]

[Mary sighs]

- You alright? Huh?
- Back up. Turn around.

Go, go around.

[engine sputtering]

[engine sputtering]

[Mary]
Come on, go around!

[door clanks]

[grunting]

- 'What are you doing?'
- You've seen 'em.

Do you want to be them?

[door clanking]

[door clanking]

[guitar music]

[siren wailing]

[Elvis]
Welcome to town, both of you.

Hope you can, uh, stay a while.

'We're real neighborly'

and we take care of our own.

I'm the mayor
around these parts.

The name's Elvis Presley.

[music continues]

'Driving away wouldn't have
done you no good anyhow.'

'Highway don't go nowhere
but the Unicoi Swamp.'

No roads in there, ma'am.

There's a lot of polk salad

and quicksand and other things.

- Bears.
- Bears.

Yep.

And other things.

[chuckles]

- If we stay for the show..
- 'The show?'

Oh, you got to stay
for the show.

We really rock.

You'll see if we don't.

Ain't nothing but a stone fact.

If we stay for the show

can we go when it's over?

[Elvis]
'You know, ma'am'

'we're way out
in the boonies out here'

and attracting an audience
can be kind of slow work

although... once they hear us

everybody stays around for more.

'We was kind of hoping
you might'

'stick around
yourselves for a while..'

'...see a few shows..'

...and just kind of

enjoy our hospitality.

I think you might even decide..

...you want to settle down.

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

So where do you wanna sit?

[Mary sighing]

Over there.

Hmm.

Hi.

Hi.

I-I'm Cece Pryor.

Mary Rivingham.

- This is my husband Clark.
- Hi.

Pleased to meet you.

Your hand.

Frankie did it.

Frankie Lyman.

Everyone says he was
the sweetest guy

you'd ever want to meet..

...when he was alive.

'He only turned mean
when he came here.'

You know, I don't care.

I just wish he had gotten away.

And I'd do it again.

Besides..

...Crystal takes care of me.

[man on PA]
'Sound check, sound check.
Mic one. Check..'

You know, she'll fix you up
if you want.

You don't need
to lose no fingers

to want to get stoned
in this town.

Oh, my wife
and I don't use drugs.

You will.

Guys, check the fuse.

[Alan]
'Good evening,
Rock and Roll Heaven!'

'Get your seats fast,
ladies and gentlemen'

'and hold onto your chairs'

'because there's
good rockin' tonight.'

How long do they go on?

A long time.

I mean, the show will
be over at midnight.

It's a town ordinance.

But time is different here.

I mean, if the guys get cooking

'sometimes go
for a year or more.'

Well..

We got jobs.

Oh, yeah.

Mayor said Mary can go work

at the bebop beauty shop.

I have an English degree.

A teacher's certificate,
for God's sake.

[Clark]
'And I'm a software expert.'

'You don't hear me
complaining about it, do you?'

I said to the mayor

"Your Honor,
I'm a computer expert."

And he said, "Well, son

there's no computers
in this here town," he says

"Although we could use

a couple of
Ticketron outlets."

So you know, I guess I'll..

...stack shelves for a while.

Wasn't too good for dad..

Once upon a time, hmm?

How do you reach these people?

This is a nightmare.

I'm supposed to spend
the next God knows

how long as a shampoo girl?

'Eh, don't-don't they hear you?'

"I'll bet you can wash and rinse

with the best of 'em,
little lady."

That's what he says to me.

Hey, you hadn't
ought to make fun.

'Making fun can get you
into trouble around here.'

Okay, Clark, we have to go.
My God, now.

- We have to get out of here.
- Mary, Mary, come on..

- No, let's go. We gotta run.
- Mary..

Come on, Mary.

[instrumental music]

Come on.

Come on.

Whoa!

[audience clapping]

Rock and Roll Heaven,
are you ready?

'We got a great show
for you tonight.'

'A galaxy of stars,
all backstage.'

And who's that guy?

We got Freddie Mercury
just in from London town

Jim Croce,
my main man, Johnny Ace..

Some old-time disc jockey.

'Alan Freed.'

Yeah, I knew I remembered him.

[Alan]
Jim Morrison on the red eye
flight from Paris.

Take it easy, Mary.

- 'Patsy Cline..'
- How bad could it be?

[Alan]
'Keith Moon of the "Who,"

'Brian Jones of the "Stones."'

That cute little
Florence Ballard

Of the "Supremes"

'Mary Wells..'

How long have you been here?

I don't know.

It's easy to lose track of time.

[Alan]
'All your favorites,
just for you.'

- 'Twelve years, at least.'
- 'Marvin... '

Maybe more.

Cass Elliot, Janis Joplin

'John Bonham.'

'He'll get the led
out of your zeppelin.'

We got lost.

[Alan]
'George Harrison..'

We just got lost in the woods.

[Alan]
'Kurt Cobain.'

This what happens
to people who get lost?

[Alan]
'Stevie Ray Vaughn!'

'The giants of music!'

'So, Rock and Roll Heaven,
are you ready to boogie?'

Then let's go

because rock and roll
will never die!

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That's what I'm afraid of.

Whoo!

Thanks for coming out,
everybody! Whoo!

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♪ Mm people try to tell me ♪

♪ I've been wasting my time ♪

♪ I know I know I feel ♪

♪ I'm hanging on ♪

♪ Hanging on ♪

♪ I'm hanging on ♪

♪ I'm hanging on ♪

♪ I'm hanging on ♪

♪ I'm hanging on ♪♪

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