All language subtitles for Sea Patrol S04E07 Shoes of the Fisherman 1080p AMZN WEB-DL DDP2 0 H 264-DarkSaber (1)_track3_[eng]

Range, 6 nautical
miles and closing.

I've got a visual, sir.

She's a type 3 FFV.

Oh, no, sir?

It's Hannibal.

Hannibal?

Who's that?

He's our biggest
pain in the ass.

Literally.

Last time we
tried to board him,

RO got stabbed in the ass with
one of his porcupine bows.

Ouch.

Did you get him?

Oh, yes.

He's been prosecuted and
deported a number of times.

And each time he comes
back nastier than before.

Vessel on my
starboard bow, this

is Australian
warship Hammersley,

you are to stop or
heave to immediately.

We very busy.

We go fishing.

Boarding party, close up.

Here we go again.

Hello, Mr. Dixon.

How your skinny ass?

Hands to boarding stations.

Hands to boarding stations.

Dutchy, I want
in on the boarding.

Face your demons.

Good man.

RO, what are you doing?

I said he could come, ma'am.

Don't make this personal.

Let's go.

XO [ON LOUDSPEAKER]: You
are to stop or heave to.

We intend to board you.

Stop or heave to.

Porcupines go out.

They're not stopping, ma'am.

2 Dads, give them three
warning shots across their bow.

Engage.

Prepare for smash boarding.

Hit the box.

Look out, porcupines.

Deploy the tear gas, RO.

With pleasure, X.

On gas masks.

Stand up.

All right.

I kill you, Navy
pig dog bitch.

RO, get off him.

Get off him.

Navy pig dog.

Mr. Hannibal-- can
you get him up, yeah?

Get up.

Get up.

Now, this is a map.

I know that you can read maps.

This is the line.

You are in Australian waters.

You're fishing illegally.

Don't see any line.

Oh, don't get smart.

Hey, RO, go below
with 2 Dads and search.

Watch out for Charlie.

He crazy.

It stinks down here.

Freaky too.

Who's this Charlie?

Just ignore
Hannibal's nonsense.

We've heard it all before.

He's just trying to spook you.

Clear.

Hey, RO, icebox.

Got you, Hannibal.

Oh!

[screaming]

[theme music]

Don't touch it.

Ah, god.

It's broken the skin, but
I think you're going to live.

He go for throat, not balls.

You lucky.

Permission to
shoot the dog, X.

- He champion fighting dog.
- Hey.

Undefeated.

Very valuable.

Oh, no, he should be put down.

Serve you right.

I warned you.

Mr. Hannibal, no one is
going to shoot your dog.

There is no evidence
here of an illegal catch,

so you are free to go
back across the line.

Understood?

Now, Bomber, can you
bring me the rib?

Yes, ma'am.

Mr. Dixon, you no catch me.

I'm smarter than you.

RO.

Don't touch it.

He's heading Northeast
back across the line.

There's an ice boat out there
somewhere, X. I'll bet on it.

Let's take a sweep
to the Northwest.

If we can nail that ice boat, he
won't have anywhere to unload.

And then we take him?

That's the plan.

Portends, 320.

When was your
last tetanus shot?

It was 3 and 1/2 years ago.

March 16th.

I have a morbid fear of needles.

All right.

Well, that's something
you might have

to address before we get home.

You'll be getting rabies shots.

Do you think the
dog had rabies?

No, it's a
precautionary measure.

I have a fever and a slight
headache and I feel fatigued.

I feel very fatigued.

It's not-- I can see--

The symptoms take
weeks to show up, OK?

- Yeah.
- Even if you did have it.

At what time it's
probably too late.

Am I right?
- Would you relax?

We'll get you the
vaccine before then.

I knew it.

All patched up?

Yes, ma'am, for
what it's worth.

RO, can I see
you for a minute?

Sure.

I just want to make
sure that you're not

developing some
unhealthy attitudes

to some aspects of your work.

Specifically?

Foreign fisherman.

On that boarding this
morning, I thought that you

were a little overzealous.

Well, I was enthusiastic
about apprehending them, ma'am.

I believe in the job that we do.

Is that a bad thing?

So long as it doesn't
become a personal vendetta.

Right.

Well, they are like any other
criminal that breaks the law,

I believe they deserve
to be punished.

Is the world really that
black and white to you?

I'm not a racist, if
that's what you're implying.

No, that's not what I meant.

I'm sorry, I've been
bitten by a mongrel dog,

I'm concerned with my physical
well-being at the moment.

Where are we headed anyway?

We're searching
for an ice boat.

Don't you ever pay attention?

Only when I'm forced to.

I'll keep that in mind.

That's disgusting.

Did you look in
the mirror, RO?

No.
What?

Um, no, I'm doing some
research on rabies.

You should see some
of these symptoms.

Acute pain, violent movements,
uncontrolled excitements,

depressions.

How can we tell
if you have it?

[laughter]

Well, I'm glad that you
find my misfortune so amusing.

Also known as hydrophobia,
a fear of the water.

I'd say you're in big
trouble there, little buddy.

We're surrounded by the stuff.

Did they mention
no sense of humor?

How are you?

My throats tingling,
I'm slightly nauseous,

if you're genuinely interested.

- What's that supposed to mean?
- Nothing.

Eat your food, Bomber.

They're symptoms of rabies.

It's all in your head.

You're a total hypochondriac.

What the hell
is wrong with you?

Hydrophobia, fear of water.

RO, that's no way to test it.

You got to take a
dip, total immersion.

It's the only way.

Eat up, Bird.

You're on guard watch.

Meanwhile, I'm going to
be sneezing like a baby.

Total immersion, RO.

In confronting my
mortality, I feel

it is imperative to address
the residual bad feeling

between us.

It's important for me
to set everything right

and to say how sorry I am.

Swain?

Swain?

Swain?

I'm sorry to wake you.

I'm suffering from insomnia
on top of everything else.

It's 3 o'clock, I
know, I couldn't sleep.

All right.

Go up to the ward, and
I'll check you out.

Your blood pressure is fine.

Your temperature is fine.

Your heart rate is fine.

You're just talking
yourself into a fit.

Yes, I know I'm
stressed out of my mind.

I need to calm down, Swain.

All right.

Look, just, um,
take one of those.

It should help you sleep.

And, Robert, just try
and get a grip, eh?

Easy for you to say.

OK.

[shouts]

What?

There's some bloke in my rack.

What?

It's Oscar.

That's Oscar?

Yeah, from man
over board drills.

2 Dads.

Oh, Robert?

Hey, Robert, where's 2 Dads?

You have to
address your fears.

2 DADS [VOICEOVER]:
That's no way to test it.

You've got to take a
dip, total immersion.

It's the only way.

Total immersion, RO.

Total immersion, RO.

You've got to take a
dip, total immersion.

Total immersion.

Total immersion, RO.

Total immersion, RO.

You've got to take a dip.

You've got to take a dip.

Total immersion, RO.

Man overboard!

Help!

Man overboard!

Help!

Help!

Man overboard!

Man overboard!

[panting]

I don't want to die.

Breast stroke.

Breast stroke.

Morning, all.

Morning, sir.

Some Intel came through from
Coastwatch early this morning.

They spotted another FFV in
the area dropping its nets.

Anything on radar?

Nothing for the
last few hours.

There's no sign of an ice boat.

OK.

I want RO to get an update
on these coordinates.

Where is he?

Bird, you want to
go give him a shake.

[knocking]

What?

2 Dads, I need your help.

Did Oscar get some
sweet loving, or what?

Yeah, I'm not here for that.

It may not be
today or next week,

but I will get you back
when you least expect it.

Now, where's Robert?

The boss wants him
on the bridge pronto.

I don't know.

Well, he's not in the mess,
or the com center, or the galley

either.

2 Dads, you have to
help me look for him.

This is unlike Robert.

He wouldn't usually leave
this for my prying eyes.

2 Dads?

Oh, no.

So what are you
saying, 2 Dads?

No one's seen him
at all this morning,

and I think he might have gone
over sometime during the night,

sir, but deliberately.

What?

Have you looked for him?

Everywhere, sir.

All right, we're abandoning
the search for the ice boat.

Starboard 30.

Starboard 30.

Dutchy, pipe
leaving ship stations.

Yes, boss.

What's leaving
the ship stations?

It means we do a headcount.

Set up a search
and rescue plan

on the nav display systems.

[interposing voices]

XO has the ship.

Yes, ma'am.

Who was the last
person to see Robert?

It's probably me, sir.

He woke me up at 0300
for a sleeping tablet,

and I gave him
some, but I assumed

he went back to his room.

Sir, I saw him at about 4:15.

I was just coming
off guts watch,

and he was in the passageway
outside the junior's cabins.

What was he doing?

We spoke briefly,
and then he walked off.

Though in hindsight, he did
seem in kind of a weird mood.

Well, weirder than usual.

Thanks, Bird.

X, last known datum, 0415.

Yes, sir.

He could have
been in the water

for a maximum of two hours.

Charge, after leaving
ship stations,

muster all available
hands on deck with binos.

Yes, sir.

Sir--

Not now, Bomber,
we have to find RO.

I'll advise NAVCOM.

[crying]

You know, you'd be able to see
better if you quit blubbering.

Charge, this is all my fault.

How do you figure that?

The letter he was writing, he
killed himself because of me.

That's nonsense.

You guys are friends.

Were.

I've been avoiding him
lately because he takes

everything I say the wrong way.

Look, we don't even
know if it was deliberate,

but if it was, I'd say it had
more to do with the rabies.

He would never
have had rabies.

He'd be vaccinated.

We know that.

Maybe he convinced
himself that he was

going to die a horrible death.

Maybe he thought drowning
was a better option.

Oh, poor Robert.

Hey.

Stay awake.

Given the wind
and the tidal stream

and the direction
and distance traveled

from the last known datum,
I have calculated the search

area within these coordinates.

Good work, X. I'll
pass this on to NAVCOM

so they can set up a coordinated
search with Coastwatch.

Why would RO do
something like this?

You know what a closed
and strange person he is.

Who really knows what's
going on in his head?

But suicidal?

He's been deeply humiliated by
Hannibal in the past and maybe

what happened yesterday just
tipped him over the edge.

I should have overridden
Dutchy's decision

to let him go on the boarding.

He's not aboard, sir.

We've searched everywhere.

So we are looking at
a potential suicide.

There is another
possible explanation, sir.

Spit it out, Swain.

The sleeping pills I
gave him, they were mild,

but they can cause a reaction.

What sort of reaction?

In very rare cases,
hallucinations, sleepwalking.

Right.

There's something
in the water.

Help!

Help!

Hey.

Hello, Mr. Dixon.

[non-english speech]

Hannibal, I've got to use
your radio to call my ship.

You think I'm stupid?

I have fish.

You call boat, Navy
come arrest me.

I lose everything.

No way.

You don't understand.

They don't know where I am.

They'll be thinking I'm drowned.

Maybe they throw a party.

Look, just take me to
the nearest port to go.

If you take me to Gove, and
you can keep your damn fish.

Mr. Dixon, you very
demanding individual.

I pick you from ocean.

You no say thank you.

You say give radio.

Take me to Gove.

Kiss my backside.

OK, thank you.

In fact, I'm grateful.

So just let's work out a
practical solution, OK?

You pay debt, you go home.

- What?
- Very practical.

What debt?

Navy took me in
jail three time.

I lose fish, boat,
everything gone.

No food for family.

Navy cost me $10,000.

You work.

You steal our fish
from our waters.

You're nothing but
a common thief.

You want payback from me?

No.

I am Australian Navy,
and I am ordering

you to take me to Gove now.

Who is master of this vessel?

You know this question.

I am master of this vessel.

Everybody here must fish.

You Must also fish.

Fat chance.

You know my prisoner.

I own you.

You fish, or I throw
you back in ocean.

Sure.

I'll fish.

His eyes were open, but
if I'd just woken him up,

then he wouldn't have--

Sir, we've backtracked as far
as we've traveled since Bird

last saw the RO, so we
are at the furthest edge

of our search area now.

Starboard 30.

Starboard 30.

Let's make another
pass through.

X, Dutchy, get the
ribs in the water,

increase our lateral search.

Aye, sir.

Yes, boss.

Hang in there.
We're going to find him.

Away, sea boat.
Away, sea boat.

Too slow, Mr. Dixon.

You very lousy worker.

Navy pig dog should
know how to fish.

I can't do this.

You want to eat, you learn.

Not so difficult.

Thanks for that.

You have too easy
life in Australia.

Now you see fishermen life.

Hey.

What?

What are you doing?

Ah, what are you doing?

Thank you.

[non-english speech]

What is that?

Food.

You eat.

No, I'm not eating anything
that I can't identify.

I'm sorry.

No eat?

No, I don't want to eat.

Give it to the dog.

No eat.

I found these in RO's desk.

Check it out.

So, they're the sleeping
tablets Swain gave him.

No wonder he was sleepwalking.

The tosser took three of them.

You're the tosser, 2 Dads.

Instead of playing your
stupid practical jokes,

you should have been
looking out for him.

You did your best.

Bomber, get these
people some scran.

Yes, boss.

I've never lost a man, Kate.

Not like this.

Not in a situation where I
feel something could have--

should have been done.

I know.

Everybody's blaming themselves.

But it's my responsibility
as captain of this ship.

I have to update NAVCOM.

You think it's my fault that I
let Robert go on that boarding?

I'm sorry, Dutchy.

I should've taken responsibility
and kicked him off.

I knew he had issues, yeah?

That's exactly
why I made the call.

I thought he should
confront his demons.

Was that what they
told you in counseling?

[snoring]

You kill my dog.

What?

I kill you.

Come on, Hannibal, put
the knife down, please?

I didn't kill your dog.

Yeah, you did.

I know.

You kill him.

He's not dead, Hannibal.

He's been growling all night.

Please, just put the knife down.

Please?

Move.

Move.

Move.

Move.

See?

Dead.

Now you die.

Stop it.

I didn't kill your dog.

Look.

Look.

Look.

Your dog was sick.

He had rabies.

Look.

Hannibal, please?

Hannibal, I was bitten
by the dog, which means

I probably have the virus.

I need to get to port.

I need to get the
proper treatment,

otherwise I'm going to die.

Horribly.

Please?

You are not so valuable.

[non-english speech]

Commander Mike Flynn.

Yeah, hang on.

Go ahead.

Thanks for the heads up.

We'll check it out.

Coastwatch have spotted
an FFV in the search area.

Let's take a look and
hope they've picked up RO.

Captain has the ship.

Starboard 15, altering 025.

Starboard 15, altering 025.

X, have the boarding
party on standby.

Yes, sir.

Hands to boarding station.

Hands to boarding station.

You've been looking
into my personal affairs.

As your divisional
officer, I'm entitled to.

You're not an easy
person to get to know.

Nobody else seems
to have that problem.

I'm aware of that.

You reserve your
cold shoulder for me.

I went through a full
debrief and routine counseling

just like anyone else who's
seen active service in the Gulf.

Yeah, and the
brass's assessment

is you're as good as gold.

So what else do you
want to know about me?

Your file.

It says that you came
through the incident

with flying colors.

Yeah, I bet you're just dying
to hear the grisly details,

huh?
- Now pull your head in.

I don't like the way
you make that sound.

It was a routine boarding off
Iraq, it when horribly wrong.

Hostage situation.

One of my crew died.

We just heard about the FFV.

Please, God, he's on it.

We're all hoping that, Bomber.

Navy!

They came back.

Rack off, navy pig
dog, you no catch me.

I smarter than you.

You no steal my fish.

You no take my boat.

I not go to jail.

I kill you.

I kill you all.

Navy pig dog!

Hannibal, Hannibal,
you can't outrun them.

Just-- just heave to.

You can let me go.
- No.

No.

I no lose this boat.

I will tell them
that you rescued me.

No, You lie.

Oh no.

Throw rocks.

Porcupine out.

Hurry up.

[muffled yelling]

Sit down.

Secured forward, X.

So who's in charge
of this vessel?

Yeah.
Yeah.

Yeah.
He's right here.

Yeah.

Wake up.

Are you aware you've
been fishing illegally

in Australian waters?

8124903, Leading
Seaman Robert Jay Dixon.

How did you get
your hands on these?

I'm a radio operator
on HMAS Hammersley.

Lost at sea.

OK, I'd like everyone to
move over to the railing

and sit down on
the deck, please?

Let's go.

Down on the deck.

Thank you.

Here he is.

Tell me you didn't
try and kill yourself.

What?

Good to see you, mate.

I can't tell you how grateful
we are to have him back.

The CO thanks you for
taking these guys to port.

Let us continue our patrol.

Good.

No hard feelings, mate.

You really looked the part.

Yeah.

Welcome home, RO.

Thank you, sir.

Let's get you checked out.

Come on, mate.

Hey, who told you
you could stand up?

Sit down, sir.

Shoot me.

Come on.

Sir, I'm not going
to ask you again.

Sit down on the deck.

Now.

Calm down, sir.

Settle down, sir.

Settle down.
- What's going on?

I don't know, sir.

He just flipped out.

You take my
fish, then my boat.

I'm dead man already.

Kill me now.

Hey.

hey, calm down.

[interposing voices]

- 2 Dads.
- Sir, settle down.

Secure him in Austere.

Charge, keep the rest of
the crew on the boat deck.

Yes, sir.

Medic on Kingston
said I was OK.

Yeah, well, he also confirmed
Hannibal's dog died of rabies,

so we need to get the
vaccine as soon as possible.

It's already been two days.

That's why I need to
get the initial vaccine

in the next 24 hours.

Initial?

Five doses given a week apart.

Five needles?

Six actually, there's
an immune booster

with the first shot as well.

But I've already
organized with Coastwatch

to drop off the vaccine.

We can get started out here.

Not taking any chances.

OK.

That's good.

Thank you, Swain.

Hey, Robert, I
just wanted to say

sorry about the sleeping pills.

The chance of a reaction like
that are one in a million.

I know, I'm a weirdo.

You're not, mate.

There we go.

Hey, just try and relax, OK?

What the hell was that?

Right.

I'll have to plastic
off your ankles as well.

Hey, what are you doing?

Get off him.

Get off him.
- Whoa.

What are you doing?

Help me hold his legs down.

You can't just hog tie him.

Why not?
He's dangerous.

He needs to be restrained.

Get out.

Get out.

Now.

Oh, Robert becomes human.

How touching.

Fine.

You deal with him.

He's going, Hannibal.

It's me.

Hannibal, listen, I've
spoken to the boss,

and I have told him
how you rescued me.

I'm sure the judge will take
that into consideration.

I'm really sorry about
your boat and the fish.

I've got you--

I've got you something to drink.

Come on.

Here.

He's showing all the symptoms.

It's definitely rabies.

We're going to have to
sedate him and try and stop

him from hurting himself.

Hannibal, Hannibal,
you're sick.

We're going to give
you some medication

that'll make you feel better.

Just-- what do
you want me to do?

Just try and keep
calming him down.

OK, can you breathe?

Can you breathe for me?

Take in a deep-- take
in a deep breath.

All hold his arm.

Is that right?

Yes.

Here you go.

A healed dog bite.

RO, I'm gonna try and
organize a medevac to get

him airlifted to a hospital.

I need to get Bomber to
check the rest of the--

Swain?

When Coastwatch do the drop,
give the vaccine to Hannibal.

He obviously needs it more
than me, and I got what?

24 hours before I
need to take my dose.

By the time you start
showing the symptoms,

it's already too late.
- What?

It's too late.

No, no, that's crap.

There's got to be
something that you can do.

Robert the best
we can do is just

try and make him comfortable.

Roger Lima 43,
this is Yankee 82.

We have a rib in the water
standing by for pick up.

Come on, let's get
you prepped in the ward

so you're ready to go
when they get back.

Yeah.

I've just got to
do something first.

Hannibal, he's,
um, he's very sick.

There you see, what doesn't
kill you makes you stronger.

[non-english speech]
- Hey, it's OK.

It's OK.

RO?

Swain sent me to tell you
that Mr. Hannibal passed away.

Robert, you know
we would have moved

heaven and earth
to give Hannibal

the best possible chance.

[theme music]