All language subtitles for Walker, Texas Ranger - S01E03 - A Shadow in the Night (480p x265 EDGE2020).eng

( exotic theme playing )

I trust there has been

no more problems
with customs.

No, I made
a few phone calls,

straightened out
a few attitudes.

We can resume shipments
whenever you want.

Good.

And your wife.

She is well?

Yeah, fine.
Thank you.

Uh, Mr. Usagi,

there is one more thing I need
to talk to you about.

Ah, yes.

The true reason
for your invitation.

Mr. Usagi,

I have a friend,
a business associate.

For some time now,

he's been trying to interest you
and your associates

in a proposition that would
increase our profits

many, many times.

But for reasons
I can't understand,

we've been rejected
out of hand.

Very shortsighted
of everyone involved.

This man...

is your partner?

Yes.

Then I fear we have
nothing more to discuss.

Thank you for the tea.

I'm not through with you,
old man.

We still got a deal
to work out.

Your deal has been
considered and rejected.

There can be no appeal.

This is how
you repay my trust?

Had I known
this man would be here,

I would not have come.

You especially wouldn't have
come alone, would you, Usagi?

I'd remember that
if I were you.

No bodyguards this time.

Gentlemen, there's no need
for threats.

I do not threaten, Leo.

As your companion
has said,

I'm just an old man
with no bodyguard.

Jaeker, no!

What the hell have you done?

He's yakuza, you idiot.

Don't you understand
what that means?

You kill one of their leaders,
they'll hunt you down

if they have to crawl
to the end of the earth.

You better pray they don't
find out you were involved.

Because you're in this
as deep as I am, partner!

Yeah, I want to make
a reservation

for the first plane leaving
for the United States.

Yeah, yeah, I'm going to Dallas.
Dallas, Texas.

( upbeat theme playing )

PRICE:
Just got it in

direct from
the governor's office.

Seems like there's someone
been taking potshots

at Congressman Leo Cabe.

From what I hear,

it could be half the members
of his own party.

Don't get political on me,
Walker. Just listen.

According to the report,

one bullet demolished
his living room window.

Another came within an inch
of hitting him

while he was riding
in his car.

Why are we
just hearing about this?

He's tried
to keep it quiet.

He's a stubborn man.

He likes to think he can
take care of himself.

After the first incident,
if it was the first,

his wife called 911.

Police showed up, but he refused
to file a report.

The second time,
he was driving.

Again he refused to file
a report.

This is a U.S.
congressman, isn't it?

That's why I'm assigning
you two to protect him.

Eight-hour shifts
with two hours overlap.

That'll guarantee
that one or both of you

will be on duty
24 hours a day.

Sounds like he doesn't want
protection.

Then, Walker, I guess
it's your job to convince him.

( guitar theme playing )

I'm impressed.

You would be.
( doorbell rings )

Who says politicians
are overpaid, huh?

Walker, Trivette.
Texas Rangers.

Come in, please.

Thank you.

My God.
We have entered Xanadu.

You're Ranger Walker?

Yes, ma'am,

and this is Ranger Trivette.

Are you Mrs. Cabe?

Yes, welcome.
He's in his office.

This way, please.

I'm happy someone was able
to persuade my husband

to accept protection.

Well, let's say
we're working on it, ma'am.

Leo?

You have
a very nice home.

Thank you.

Hi. Sorry, I was working.

Leo, this is Ran--

Yeah, yeah. I know.

Come in.

I'm Ranger Walker,
this is Ranger Trivette.

We've been assigned
to protect you.

I want you to understand
I'm not happy about this.

Not happy about it at all.

And we appreciate
your concerns, congressman.

I really doubt you do.

I'll make this brief
and to the point.

I don't want you here.

I don't need protection.

Congressman Cabe,
have there

or have there not
been attempts on your life?

Threats are a part
of civil service.

Comes with the office,

the stationery,
the congressional handshake.

Look, this guy was
probably just some crazy

who's 1000 miles
away from here by now.

If that's the case,

we'll know soon enough,
won't we, congressman?

All right.

Fine.

Kemai, give Mr. Walker
and Mr...?

Trivette, sir.

Trivette a room.

The east wing will do.

TRIVETTE:
Uh, first of all,
we're gonna need to take

a look around
your grounds, sir.

Just as long as you
stay out of my face,

I don't care what you do.

( mysterious theme playing )

This way please,
gentlemen.

You took your damn time.

Now, you just hold on.

You shot the old man.

And I told you then the yakuza
was gonna come down on us,

and that's exactly what we got.

Now, I want you
out of this state.

And I mean gone.

That suits me fine,

but you're picking up
the tab

for whatever little vacation

I decide to take,
congressman.

Otherwise, I'll save
those assassins the trouble,

blow your brains out myself.

If you run into a couple
of Texas Rangers that way,

why don't you just tell them
you're the gardener.

( mysterious theme playing )

Morning, C.D.
The usual.

Three eggs over easy,

bacon and toast.

What kind of toast?

Uncle Ray.

We have white, wheat,
rye, corn bread--

Toasted, right?

What are you doing here?

Trying to get your order.

Where's C.D.?
Well,

he asked me to help out
a couple of days.

Said he had to give
more thought to this

"Advice to the Lovelorn" column
he's been writing.

You have a visitor.

( exotic theme playing )

Yoshi! Yoshi!

Ha-ha. I wondered if you
would recognize the origami.

Walker, it has been
a long time.

I know, it's good to see you.
When did you get here?

I arrived last night.

You were not
difficult to find.

( both laugh )

Have you met my Uncle Ray,
I guess, right?

And, of course,
you know who this is.

My nephew's told me
a lot about you--

About your experience together.

Well, we go back
a long ways, don't we, Yoshi?

1971.

You were a young Marine.

Very young.

On medical leave in my country

with a bullet wound
that would've killed

anyone less stubborn.

I've always been grateful
to your father for opening

his house to my nephew.

And his heart.

Your father taught me
everything I know

about the martial arts.

Walker, I wanted to know
if you can you spend some time

with me this evening
and have dinner?

I'm staying at the Wellingham.

Uh, how about 6:00?

I'm looking forward to it.

It's a pleasure to meet
Walker's most honored uncle.

My pleasure.
Thank you.

My pleasure,
Uncle Ray.

Sayonara.

Is he still in the same
line of business, wa-sho?

The yakuza?

I hope not, Uncle Ray.

( dramatic theme playing )

I am told you are being
less than cooperative.

I don't know
anything about this.

Oh, you got to believe me.

What I believe

is irrelevant.

If you tell me
what happened,

I may be inclined
to mercy.

I didn't do it.

I swear I didn't do it.

I noticed you broke
the right arm.

Yes, sir.

Hm.

Break the left.

Okay, okay.
All right! All right!

All right, I was there!

I admit it.

But I didn't pull the trigger
on the old guy.

It was Cabe.

It was Congressman
Leo Cabe.

I swear to God, it's true.

The old man was the best of us.

He was the calm at the center
of our storm.

Now that he's gone,
only the wind remains.

He was worth...

10 of you.

Tell the others
to be ready.

We have much work to do.

Unfortunately,

I only have two lives

to balance the equation.

( whimpering )

( Jaeker screams )

WALKER:
You caught me by surprise,
Yoshi.

Yes. It was quite obvious.

Walker,
how long has it been?

Uh, nine years?

Almost 10.

About the time
I joined the Rangers.

I was sorry to hear
about your father.

He was a good man.

Very patient.

I was very sorry
when he died.

Yes, I still miss him.

You were
the only occidental

he ever taught
the martial arts.

It's saved my life
more than once, believe me.

That's good.

Why are you
in the States, Yoshi?

Business.
Uh,

import, export.

My interests are,
as you say, legitimate.

Yes, it's less exciting,
but,

uh, survival rate much higher.

I hope so,

because if your business here
is other than legitimate,

our friendship won't stop me
from coming after you.

My friend...

do not worry.

The past is behind me.

I look only
to the future now.

Well, as long as we
understand each other.

We always have, Walker.

My work will be concluded here

in a day or so,

and I shall return to Japan.

Walker,

I hope it will not be
another 10 years

before we meet again.

I hope not either,
Yoshi.

It was good seeing you.

Sayonara.

WALKER:
Where's the congressman?

In his office.

So far, so good.
No trouble all day.

You know, I've been thinking.
Maybe he's right.

Maybe it's just some nut
who's gone away.

Maybe.

Oh, I almost forgot.

They found a body
out by the city dump.

Have they identified
the body?

Well, see,
that's the problem.

Finding the body
was the easy part.

Price says the hard part
is gonna be

puttin' all the pieces
back together

before they can even think
about identifying it.

( suspenseful theme playing )

( knocking on door )

Come in.

I thought you might
like some coffee.

Thank you.

Cream? Sugar?

Uh, no. Just black.
Thank you.

I appreciate your kindness.

A wife's privilege.

Your presence has given me

the first good night's
sleep I've had in two weeks.

I'm glad to hear that.

Forgive me
for being so forward.

Uh,

do you have a family?

Uh, no, ma'am.

Do you and the congressman
have any children?

Uh,

my husband and I have only
been married three years.

Uh, Leo doesn't wish children.

Did you meet your husband
in the States?

Yes.

I was trade liaison for
the Wagasashi Corporation.

Uh, my family considered it
good business.

Mrs. Cabe, I was going over
your statement

regarding the first attempt
on your husband's life.

You said
it was a sniper, right?

Yes.

The bullet passed
within inches of Leo's head.

Well, according to the report,

no one saw the shooter.

No footprints,
no fingerprints.

Nothing.

This troubles you?

Anyone that good
troubles me.

What is wrong?

The crickets have stopped.

Yes, so they have.

Where's the congressman?

In his study.

Stay here.

( suspenseful theme playing )

WALKER:
Why didn't you tell us
the yakuza

was after you?
I didn't know.

Sir, we can't help you
if you don't tell us

everything that's going on here.

Leo, please.

They said...

( sighs )

They said if I told
the police,

if I told anybody,

they'd hurt Kemai.

If I take chances
on my own,

that's fine, but I couldn't
endanger her as well.

Why does the yakuza
want you dead?

It started on a business trip
to Tokyo last month.

As a congressman,
I can ease the way

for certain kinds
of exportation.

Pull strings on certain
trade agreements.

They want a voice
in Congress to help

with their business interests.
I refused.

They said if
I didn't cooperate,

I'd be killed.

A pure and simple case
of extortion.

I figured once I was
back in the States,

there was no way
they could get to me.

Quite obviously,
I was wrong.

( exotic theme playing )

So, what do you think?

He's lying,
but I don't know why.

So, what's our next move?

I'm gonna see a man
about a dragon.

( man shouts in Japanese )

( group shouting in Japanese )

This dojo is private.

No lesson.

I'm not here for any.

Have you seen anyone wearing
a tattoo like this?

No.

Not very observant.

Perhaps if you
are seeking someone,

I could take a message.

It's already been sent.

I'll just wait.

As you wish.

( speaks in Japanese )

( men respond in Japanese )

( exotic theme playing )

( shouting in Japanese )

Did you learn anything?

Did you teach anything?

I would be glad
to teach you a lesson

you never forget.

So teach.

( speaks in Japanese )

Hai, sensei.

I know that one already.

( action theme playing )

( shouting in Japanese )

Walker...

you should not
have come here.

The insignia of your clan.

( speaking in Japanese )

Why, Yoshi?

I can't believe
you're into extortion.

Extortion?

Is that what
the congressman said?

Yes, I suppose he would.

The truth...

hardly serves.

What truth?

His name was Mitsua Usagi.

After my father died,

he became my teacher
and mentor.

The yakuza have a tradition
of violence,

you know that, Walker.

But Usagi was calm
and wise,

and he prevented us

from making mistakes in anger
that saved us countless lives.

Two weeks ago,
he was murdered.

Congressman Cabe and his partner
were responsible.

Who is his partner?

A man called Jaeker.

We found his body
out at the dump.

He stole our treasures
from wealthy collectors

here in your country!

Paintings and statuary

that were created
by Japanese masters

throughout the history
of our civilization.

And Congressman Cabe was able

to bypass customs by shipping
the stolen treasures

directly to his home
in Tokyo.

The home he claims to provide
for his wife, Kemai.

Wait a minute.
Let me get this straight.

Usagi was involved
with Cabe?

Cabe was a greedy man!

He wanted to deal in imitations
when the supply diminished.

Usagi refused.

All Usagi wanted to do

was to reclaim what
belonged to our heritage,

and for that, Walker,
he was murdered.

So you killed Jaeker...

and now you're trying
to kill Cabe.

Blood cries out
for blood, Walker.

It is a matter of honor,

for me and for my house.

( tense theme playing )

You know I'll have to stop you,
Yoshi.

Then...

perhaps it is our destiny.

Goodbye, Walker.

I wish

it could be otherwise.

( gun cocks )

( men speaking indistinctly )

We're not playing with you.

We want to know
where you got that rifle,

and where you got
the information.

That's right.
Now, we have more questions.

Waste of time.

It's their
code of silence.

You could cut off
his fingers and toes

and he'd never talk.

But your friend,

Yoshihito Sakai,
he's yakuza.

And he spilled
his guts to you?

Yoshi was like a brother
to me once.

He wanted me to know
the truth.

That one of this state's
most revered congressman

is a murderer and a thief?

He's not revered by me.

Absolutely not.

They are not imitators.
This is the real thing.

Museum quality.

Some of the best merchandise
I've seen in a long time.

All right, just give me
the flight number.

Yeah.

Yeah, all right.

Now, the container is gonna
go directly from the airport

to my house.

I've made arrangements
for you to pick it up.

Just make damn sure

you keep your end
of the deal, okay?

Right.

Well, how long you
been standin' there?

I just came in.
I want to talk to you.

Now?

Well, this is not
a good time.

Leo--

I'm real busy, Kemai.

It's difficult
for me to understand

why you didn't tell the
authorities about the yakuza

when your life
was first threatened.

I think you know the answer
to that one, little girl.

You lied to them,

and you endangered
my life as well.

It's okay.

The situation
is well in hand now.

I'm frightened, Leo.

Well, now, don't be.

I've made
some arrangements

with some powerful businessmen
in your country.

They understand
that accidents happen.

I've given them
things they want,

and in return,
they've guaranteed

to call off the renegade members
of one of their clans.

How can you
believe that?

The yakuza
do not bargain.

Oh, everybody
has a price, darling,

even you.

And everything I've been able
to accomplish in your country

is the result
of our wonderful marriage.

Especially

the loan-out privileges.

But I'm not so sure

I want to exercise
that option anymore.

( grunts )

You wanna play rough?

That's fine by me.

Let's just save it

for the next time
we're rollin' around

on top of the sheets, huh?

( poignant theme playing )

( door closes )

Mrs. Cabe,

you shouldn't
be out here alone.

The house was
becoming a prison.

I was suffocating
in there.

Are you okay?

Um,

I had an accident.

I can see that.

Is there anything
I can do?

No.

There isn't anything
to be done.

Would you like
to talk about it?

( sighs )

My husband is a very powerful
man, Mr. Walker...

with very powerful friends.

Mrs. Cabe, there's a couple
questions

I'd like to ask you.

Does your husband know a man
by the name of Karl Jaeker?

I don't know.

Do you know anything
about containers

being shipped to your home
in Tokyo?

Mrs. Cabe,

the yakuza doesn't come
all the way across the ocean

for someone,

unless that someone has done
something very serious to them.

Do you understand what
I'm trying to tell you?

I'd like to help you.

You are very kind.

( suspenseful theme playing )

I think you know this is
a dangerous place, Mr. Walker,

so if you can,

you should leave.

( light jazz music playing )

I don't know about you,
cowboy,

but I could sure get used
to this life in the fast lane.

Suits me fine.

With the money we make,
Trivette,

this is just about
as close as you're going to get.

I don't know.

I just might find me
a rich widow,

somebody who loves
champagne brunches,

plays a mean game
of tennis, you know?

Good to see you.
How are you?

It's a pleasure to meet you.
My wife, Kemai.

TRIVETTE:
No disrespect intended,

but that's what I call
a body of evidence.

Don't give me that.

The woman
is a knockout, right?

Well, Cordell, Cordell,
don't you look spiffy.

Counselor.

Looking mighty
handsome there, Ranger.

I might vote you two
the Rangers I'd most like
to break the law with.

You hear that?

How come when she says
something like that, it's okay,

but when I do it,

you give me that "don't be
sexist" raised-eyebrow bit?

Because she's
the one in the dress.

Glad you noticed.

Yeah, right.

( chuckles )

Did you notice?
Yeah, I noticed.

Good to see you too.

Joe, how are you? Hey!
Hello, how's it going?

All right. Good.

I want you to meet
my wife, Nancy.

Excuse me.

( people chattering )

Mrs. Cabe?

The last time
I saw you,

I had a feeling

there was something
you wanted to say to me.

Was I wrong?

Yes, you were,
Mr. Walker,

so please stay away,
and leave me alone.

Enjoying the party,
Mr. Walker?

It's Ranger Walker,

and, no, this is not
exactly my kind of place.

No, I shouldn't
think it is.

Not with boots
that smell of steer manure.

I would appreciate it
if you got back to the party.

And what about my wife?
Are you enjoying her?

Or is she not exactly
your kind of woman?

I asked you to get back
to the party, congressman.

I can't wait

to see the expression
on your captain's face

when I tell him
you were out in the garden

playing touchy-feely
with my wife,

while poor little old me was
left unprotected in the house.

That, I think,

should just about take care
of your pathetic little career.

Leo, I have
to talk to you.

Alone.

Congressman.
She said "alone."

Not without me.
Damn you!

( grunts )

I don't care
who you are.

You ever try
to hit me again,

or your wife...

( Kemai screams )

( urgent theme playing )

No! Ah!

What the hell
are you doing?

She's my wife.
You can't stop me from going.

Get in.

( action theme playing )

( sirens wailing )

Trivette,
this is Walker. Over.

TRIVETTE:
Yeah. Go ahead.

The yakuza has Mrs. Cabe.
I'm in pursuit.

I have the congressman
with me.

Where are you?
I'm on Front Street,

just passing Harcourt.

Get the units
rolling, fast.

Got it.

Stay in the truck.

( footsteps )

Kemai.

( ominous theme playing )

I'm sorry.
I tried to warn you.

So did I, but you
did not listen.

You always were
a stubborn man.

She belongs to you?
No.

I am doing a favor
for her father.

I am providing her
with freedom

from this marriage.

My husband...

wanted me
to be a prostitute

for the sake
of his business.

For money.

For power.

The shame of it
made me want to die.

YOSHI:
I knew the congressman
would come.

I must do...

what I have to do,
Walker.

I can't
let you do that, Yoshi.

( suspenseful theme playing )

( yells )

Hyah!

Hyah!
( grunts )

Hyah!

( grunts )

Hyah!

( exotic theme playing )

Yoshi...

You can still have
your justice.

Testify against Leo Cabe.

LEO:
I'm sorry, Walker,

but that just doesn't fit
into my game plan.

Hey,
I'm starting to smell

the makings
of a great story here.

"The congressman
survives shootout

"trying to save his wife.

Texas Ranger
dies in crossfire."

Front-page stuff, huh?

It's worth four more years
in Washington.

( gasps )

Leo, please don't.

What do you know,
Walker?

My little bride does have
a soft spot for you.

( yelling )

( grunts )

( screams )

( Kemai sobbing )

Yoshi.

( exotic theme playing )

Walker...

If anybody
is going to kill you,

it's going to be me.

Shh. Don't talk.

Walker...
( sirens wailing )

...I want very much
to go home.

You will.

Perhaps.

Perhaps not.

( man speaking indistinctly )

WOMAN:
All right.

What are you doing
here, Trivette?

You kidding me?

Anybody
who can take you on

in a fair fight
and hold his own,

I gotta meet him.

I'd laugh,
but it hurts too much.

Ranger Walker?

Oh, hello,
doctor.

What--? What is the condition
of, uh, Mr. Sakai?

He made it
through surgery all right,

however,
he's still critical.

Well, can I see
him now?

You can poke
your head in.

Around the corner.

Room 110,
at the end of the hall.

But no questioning

for at least two days.
Thank you.

Thanks.
Mm-hm.

Are you supposed to be
guarding the prisoner?

Uh, yes, sir.
Ahem, I was just, um...

I mean, in his condition,
he's not exactly going anywhere.

( woman speaking indistinctly
on PA )

What the hell?

That--
That's impossible.

I want you to search
every inch of this building

from top to bottom.

Yes, sir.
Move!

I'll get Forensics in here
to check out the room too.

It won't do any good.

He's long gone by now.

DOCTOR:
In his condition--

You want
my professional opinion?

--he won't make it
past the parking lot.

( woman speaking indistinctly
on PA )

( mystical theme playing )

"Perhaps.

Perhaps not."

( upbeat theme playing )