All language subtitles for The Sounds 1x01 - Open Water (English)

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- Hey. Hey, baby!
- Hi!

Hi, you.

My God, you're so beautiful.

- Hey, eyes to the front.
- Sorry.

You look away again, I'm going home!

You should've seen the dog's face.

Honestly, I could swear
he knew. He knew!

Honey, you grate imaginary cheese

on his food to make him eat it.

He doesn't know a thing.

I still felt bad leaving him.

But look what you get instead!

Welcome to New Zealand.

So the deal's good to go?

Yeah, like I said,
it's all under control.

You can trust me to do my bit.

It's not that I don't trust you.

Well, we're here now, it's happening,

so maybe you can cut me some slack.

Okay, that is so not fair!

I never mean to upset you.

I know.

It's you and me against the world.

Are we friends again?

_

Are the other 492 as friendly?

Yep.

And they'll have a
complete description of you

circling in... about five seconds?

This place is so charming.

- Hi.
- _

It's breathtaking.

Even better in person.

Hey, PDAs in Pelorus?

I can tell you're new in town.

Maggie, meet my buddy, Ru.

Ru Kelliher, local mail boat skipper.

- Ohh!
- Welcome to paradise.

People still send mail, huh?

Yeah, no roads out there.

No Internet, no cellphone,
just me and my waka.

Ah, that's Maori for boat.

Only took him two years to learn that.

Anyway, I better let you
fellas get on with it.

Bet you're gagging to
jump aboard Maggie, eh?

Whoo-hoo!

Hey, later!

You'll see, you'll see.

Mm-hmm.

Take a look...

Oh!

I...

- I wanted it to be a surprise.
- _

Oh, it's perfect.

Gagging to jump on board?

Oh, yes.

Whoo!

Oh, wow.

It is beautiful.

Hey, I'm sorry about before.

Me, too.

You wouldn't be human if you
weren't feeling the pressure.

I know, but still.

It's okay.

Oh.

Time to meet the troops.

Okay.

Hey.

You can fit in anywhere, can't you?

We both know that's not true.

Well, my family doesn't count.

Isn't that why we're here?

_

Stuart, the woman I
never stop talking about.

Meet our business partner
and pillar of the community,

Stuart McGregor.

Hi. Yeah.

- Maggie.
- Nice to finally meet you.

- Welcome to Pelorus.
- Thank you.

We need to sort out that last loose end.

- Yeah.
- Showtime, brother.

- Okay, mate.
- Yeah.

Brothers. Talk about the backbone.

I thought you said
there were no loose ends.

- Here you go, boss.
- Kia ora, Ru.

Tena koutou, tena
koutou, tena koutou katoa,

and thank you all for coming out today

for the signing of this epic deal

taking sustainable
aquaculture to the next level,

right here in Pelorus.

First up, I'd like to thank Tom Cabbott.

Whoo!

Without Tom's vision for the future,

Pelorus would be looking at
a very different scenario.

Without his "vision", the
Sounds would be staying

exactly the way that
God intended them to.

Apologies, people.

Yeah, what for?

Turning the seabed
into a toxic wasteland

with your soul-sucking greed?

Pania.

Lock her up, Jack.

Waiho!

Now, there's no need for that.

We've talked about this.

The local iwi and the council
have given their consent

because when our salmon farms go in,

they will have half
the environmental load

of any other fishery in the world.

And right now you're standing

in what will be the processing factory,

so that is 60 jobs right here.

So my soul-sucking greed
doesn't get a look-in.

You know nothing about Pelorus.

But I know you, Tom Cabbott.

I know exactly why you're here.

I know exactly what you're doing.

Pania.

Meet Pelorus's all-purpose protester.

If it's happening, she's against it.

What say we sign this thing
and get this party started?

Yes!

Whoo-hoo!

Hey!

May I have the pleasure?

Oh, um, you know what,
jet lag and two left feet?

I'm not sure it's a good idea.

That's amazing because
I've got two right feet.

We're going to be perfect together.

Let's go, come on. Come on!

Hey, got her.

Your poor wife must be exhausted.

Yeah. Yeah, better get her

back to the boat before
they fire up the conga.

He knows about the conga.

Now, where are we?

Nikau Bay.

We'll see it in the morning.

And over here is Matai Bay.

Between there and
Pelorus, it's just forest.

It's so quiet.

Not another soul in sight.

Tom?

Mayday, mayday.

This is Maggie Cabbott on
board the sailboat, Maggie.

I'm anchored in Nikau
Bay in the Pelorus Sound.

Mayday, mayday.

This is Maggie Cabbott on
board the sailboat Maggie.

Receiving, Maggie.
What's your situation? Over.

I think something has
happened to my husband.

Tom!

Tom!

What do you reckon?

Water the temperature
it is, an hour, tops.

Let's hope he didn't
end up in the water.

_

He went out kayaking
and he just didn't come back.

I mean, he could've been hit by a boat

or gotten caught in a strong current.

That happens, right? He
could've had a heart attack.

Was he feeling okay?

Yeah, yeah, he um...

Maggie, you need to tell me everything.

Alright. Whatever you know, alright?

Because every detail counts.

- I was asleep when he left.
- Right.

So you don't know what
time he left the boat?

You don't know what direction he went?

He's a really strong swimmer, though.

He's in really good shape.
He swims for miles.

Right, can you tell me
what he had with him?

He would've had his
dry belt with him with water,

his watch, his phone,

not that it'll be any
good to him out here.

Right. Did he have a life jacket?

I'll check.

No.

What do you want me to do?

Go home, set up base, sort
out who's going where by sea.

When Ru comes back, he can start
coordinating the land search.

Alright, I'll see you when I can.

Kath to Harbor Master,

we have a missing
kayaker out of Nikau Bay.

Hey, listen. I'm going
to make us a cup of tea.

Sure.

Do you want milk?

Yes, please.

Okay, with current tides,

the area we need to
cover is between here...

this is where they were moored...

up here is where we found the kayak.

So I know it's a large catchment,

but we're going to go wide on sea,

just add land searches where we can.

So let's go, stay safe, stay in touch.

If weather conditions
change where you are,

I wanna know about it. Right?

I should've called you sooner!

He could be back safely by now.

Listen, Maggie, there's
a search underway.

There's no reason to think that
we're not going to find him.

What can I do?

Please just tell me what I can do.

Getting planes in the air, alright?

The more resources I
can throw at this now,

the sooner we can find him.

Of course. There's money.

Good.

And we should think about heading back.

No. No.

If Tom comes back here
and we haven't waited...

- Maggie, listen.
- No.

He's not going to come
back here, alright?

This is too far away from
where they found the kayak.

Then he's made it to shore, right?

It's a possibility, yes.

But still, the best place for you

is back in town close to the base.

Not if he comes back.

He can't come back and find
that we haven't waited for him.

Listen, Maggie.

Hey, hey.

We're going to find him.

I need to call his family.

Okay.

Stuart, stop the crap!

You don't want them to be paid!

They will be paid, you know that.

- Jesus!
- Well, when?

As soon as I can get the bloody money.

- Alright?
- Well, get the bloody money.

Oh, for God's sake.
You know it's coming.

Keep saying that!

You can make the call from my place.

From the police station?

No, from my home.

_

Oh, yes.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Here she is.

Hello, hello.

Oh, Maggie.

I can't imagine what
you're going through,

but um, our guys know what
they're doing, they really do.

She's um, she's fed, she's changed,

and your snot-free
granddaughter will be here

to do the late shift any minute.

Book club are doing soup and sammies

for volunteers later if anyone's hungry.

There's the phone.

I'll be in the next room
if you need me, alright?

_

Hello, Nate Cabbott.

Maggie? Hang on.

What do you mean he's missing?

Well, that doesn't make sense.
He swam varsity for McGill.

Okay, okay, well...

Well, are you sure
you're not overreacting?

Of course.

Okay, well, keep me informed.

Jesus, Tom.

Yeah, Dad, uh, are you sitting down?

Hey.

You're okay?

May I?

Yeah.

She arrives and he kayaks
into the great blue yonder?

Dad, it's serious.

There's a full-scale search going on.

He'll turn up.

You watch.

Well, I should go down there.

Maggie is perfectly capable of
handling everything on her own.

In fact, I'm sure that's her preference.

Dad, this is Tom.

I mean, what if
something's really wrong?

It won't be.

We have a highly paid
expert on the payroll

who you keep telling
me can find anything.

Is there any point in asking?

I've been able to trace various
communications to the Caymans,

Hong Kong, the Cook
Islands, and the Isle of...

I don't want his itinerary.
I want my money.

The money is hidden in a complicated web

specifically designed to
repel my sort of scrutiny.

You know that, Dad. We
hide money there too.

I'm well aware of that.

It was Monty's job when
he was working for us.

I hope you paid him well
because he was really good at it.

Is there something I can help you with?

Yes, but it has nothing to do with this.

We have a... another situation.

A financial one?

No, a Tom one.

In New Zealand.

New Zealand?

Ru... how are we going?

Yeah. Good, we're throwing
everything we've got at it.

The fixed wing, that's still out there,

but we're bringing the rescue
chopper back in to refuel.

- It'll go out again tomorrow.
- Tomorrow?

Yeah. Oh, nah, it's alright.

We've got the boats out there still.

We've got volunteers down at
Nikau Bay, we've got locals

all up and down the Sounds,
and they're all on high alert.

I'm sorry, but that doesn't seem...

We've still got a couple of hours

of good light left, alright?

So anything can still happen.

Come and sit down, come on.

We need to find you somewhere to stay.

I'm fine on the boat.

No, you can't be on your own.

Han, you still booked up?

Yeah, sorry.

You could've come to
mine, but I've still got

a leftover from the party.

Ah, what about Dad's sleep-out?

Yeah?

Honestly, I'm fine.

No, that's a good idea.

Jack can keep an eye on you.

My bags are on the boat.

Okay. I'll wait for you.

_

Look, we know his chances
in the water, alright,

so the Coastguard'll head west

of D'Urville Island in the strait.

We've gotta be careful
because the weather's

- going to close in...
- Jack, it's Maggie.

I tried to stop her.

Maggie! What are you doing?

Can't wait around here another minute.

- I'm going crazy.
- Listen, you need to be here,

it's where all the
information is coming in.

What information, Jack?
It's been 24 hours.

Listen, I understand your frustration,

but we've got dozens of
trained volunteers out there,

and they're all doing
their best in the search.

Well, you know what?
I'm not doing my best.

Look, I don't want you
going out there on your own.

I know how to handle the boat.

Look, you don't know
what it's like, Maggie.

The weather's all over the place.

There's a southerly
front coming through,

- and there's going to be high winds.
- Jack, can you actually stop me?

We're going to get it, Maggie.

Everything we ever wanted.

Pelorus Search and
Rescue Base calling Maggie.

Do you read me?

You need to come back.

I think we found Tom's dry bag.

We found it in the Cook Strait.

The Cook Strait?

But that's open sea.

Don't look at me like that.

It might not be his dry bag!

Alright, let's just see.

In the meantime, go and sit down.

- I'll get you a cup of tea.
- I don't want a cup of tea.

I'm sorry. Thank you.

Hey, the winds, they're already
at 30 knots out in the Sound.

Yep, it's going to get
worse before it gets better.

Bring them back in.

All of them?

Yeah.

I had to do something.

I get it.

But part of my job is to
look after you, Maggie.

I'm not trying to make that harder.

No.

It's also my job, in
maritime situations like this,

to ask more questions.

So excuse me if some of these questions

seem a little bit personal.

What sort of personal?

Well, I know you didn't see Tom
that morning he went kayaking.

Was everything alright
when you first arrived?

Yeah.

No, it was fine. It
was better than fine.

He wasn't a bit worried.
He wasn't distracted?

No, he was, um...

He was excited to
have me here and, um...

Yeah, excited about
signing the fishery deal,

the boat, everything.

So nothing out of the ordinary?

Nothing that I can think of.

Except for that scene afterwards.

What scene?

The woman at the deal-signing party.

Pania? You don't need
to worry about her.

Well, she certainly had an axe to grind.

What about after the
party back at Nikau Bay?

A raging eco-warrior?

Oh, come on, she was off her meds.

Who was the guy with the folder?

What folder?

The folder you snatched at the party.

That's what you're worried about?

Paperwork? Come on, relax!

Tom, Stuart was clearly wound up.

What's going on?

Stuart's worries have
nothing to do with the business.

His wife's an alcoholic.

I mean, we hadn't seen
each other in six weeks.

So we had a romantic evening.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, um...

New cleaner's pulled a sickie,
so I'm on chambermaid duties.

Can you take bubs?

Can't Lulu watch her?

Dad, yeah, she can come later,

but this is getting ridiculous.

You should be asleep.

Keep your chin up, eh?

Hey, hey. Bring the kids over tonight,

and I'll cook dinner for everyone.

Sorry about that.

Life goes on.

You and Tom never... ?

Close. A few times. But no.

Jack.

Can you come in here a minute?

I'll watch her for you.

You sure?

Yeah, no, I could use the distraction.

Thank you. You be a good girl.

This just came in.

I see you've met Bella.

Certainly is taking a village
to raise this little muppet.

Eh?

Where's her Mum?

AWOL. Not for the first time.

Not for the last.

Where his youngest daughter's concerned,

Jack's a sucker for punishment.

What's going on? Why...
Why is everybody back here?

Maggie, I'm sorry,
we're going to stand down

until the weather improves.

No! No, no.

We need to be out there looking for him.

Not in this. It's not safe.

I can't put anyone else at risk.

Every minute counts,
you said so yourself.

And we'll get back out there
as soon as possible, I promise.

Maggie, is this Tom's?

Hey, we need to talk.

I'm in the middle of something.

We're all in the middle of something.

Look, just keep an eye on her,

and I'll get there just
as soon as I can, okay?

Look, I'm sorry, Greg. I know
what you're going to say.

And...

Sorry, mate, I have to take this.

You're kidding me.

Brendan, hi, yeah.

Yeah, no, I'm sorry I missed your call.

I had a look through
the last few months.

No red flags.

_

Can't believe this is happening.

Jack.

- What's the problem?
- More like who's the problem.

Your brother's got me to
the end of my bloody rope.

Not here, not here.

Come on.

Do we really have to keep
having the same argument?

Business is everything.

It has to be seamless.

It is.

I'm sorry about that, Maggie.

You knew Tom a little, right?

He was in business with your brother.

Did he seem off to you at all?

Not at all.

He seemed to be about the deal.

It was a big deal for him.

Doing something away from his family.

Sounded like an interesting crowd.

Why? What did he tell you?

Not much, really.

There was one night.

Year before last when he
first started coming down here.

He had a phone call with his father.

No matter what I do...

Down he comes.

You know?

Well, what you're doing here
is going to save this place.

Mm.

Yeah, my father doesn't give a damn.

But you're good people, you know that?

You, too.

I'll have another of
whatever Tom's having.

As long as you're not driving.

No, no, no.

I'm not going anywhere.

Let me guess, good old Kentucky bourbon.

We could all bitch about our families

after half a bottle of that stuff.

Five years sober.

I'm so proud of you.

Any chance there
was anything else to it?

- To what?
- With his family.

Finances?

No, the Cabbotts have so much
money they can lose millions

and all it dents is their ego.

Tom seemed to think
that they lacked ethics.

Anyone with a beating heart
finds their ethics lacking.

Then how did he talk them into financing

a green scheme like the salmon one?

They didn't finance it.

They "allowed" him...
after much negotiation...

to access his trust fund
for the set-up costs.

So he couldn't use that
whenever he wanted?

No. No, what's Tom's is the Cabbotts'.

Well, that'd hurt.

How do you mean?

Well, friction.

Within his family.

Well, it made him want
to prove he could do

something without them.

But that was after his father

appointed his younger brother
as the CEO, is that right?

That was a long time ago.

Something like that can...

seriously unbalance someone.

What are you suggesting, exactly?

What? That Tom killed himself?

That he committed suicide?

No...

he would never do that
to himself or to me.

Okay.

Do you think that I had
something to do with it?

- Maggie...
- Oh, my God.

... If there's something
that I should know,

then you need to tell me now.

The only thing that anyone needs to know

is that my husband
is out there somewhere

and no one is looking for him.

I am sitting here with my
hands tied behind my back

while my husband is out
there waiting for me,

and you're accusing me of...

I'm not accusing you of anything.

I'd never seen him happier.

So why do I always feel like
I'm only ever one step away

from having you throw
everything back in my face?

That is just not fair.

It's true. Between you and my father...

Don't you dare compare me to him!

Look, Maggie, I get it. Alright? I do.

It's a waiting game,

and this weather's only
making the nightmare worse.

But I need to make sure
I'm not missing anything

in case it can help us find him.

When I first met Tom,
I thought it was an act,

the whole charming boy-next-door thing.

I was raised by a single mom,

I was at college on a scholarship,

so I thought rich people were different.

They're not. Everyone has issues.

Turns out having money
just makes them worse.

But whatever the Cabbotts
are, Tom's not one of them.

He's not his father.

I have spent half my life with him.

He's a good man.

And I just can't believe that
he would have anything to hide.

Neither do I.

Boss!

Excuse me.

Yep, right.

Yeah.

Maggie...

That was the Rescue
Co-ordination Centre in Wellington.

Please don't say anything else.

I've got no choice.

Alright? They've called it.

So the rescue's been downgraded
to a recovery mission.

The weather's easing.
We're going to keep looking.

Don't tell me he's not
coming back to me.

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