All language subtitles for One.Lane.Bridge.S02E04.WEBRip.x265-ION265

[Siren wailing]

-Please tell me one thing
I've done wrong.

-Sometimes you take liberties.

-My town, my rules.

-That's not the way
the world works anymore.

-Whose side are you on?!

-Why do you want
to hang out with me?

-You're the party guy.

To Joe!
-Whoo-hoo!

[Glass shatters]

[Alarm blaring]

-You'd come to me, wouldn't you,
if you killed him,

because, you know,
I'd look after you.

-I am talking to you,
you crooked piece of shit.

This town deserves better.

-We have to be seen

to be taking these concerns
seriously.

-I'm right in the middle
of a homicide.

-Then I'll come to you.

-We found Joe's phone. It got
dislodged in the burglary.

-You don't think
it could have been planted?

-Stop imagining things, bro.
-I'm not Stephen.

I'm not turning a blind eye
for my mates.

-Welcome to Misty Ridge.

Easy access,
no contentious water rights.

I don't know no one else can,

But I see you
for who you really are.

[Lights click off]

-Don't! Turn 'em back on!

[Laughter]

[Tires screech]

-Ariki.

-It's happening.
It's happening.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-Dress uniform.
He means business.

[Car door closes,
engine starts]

We got the toothpick.

It's weird.

It's over 100 years old.

Doesn't make any sense.

-We're cops, not fossil hunters.

At least it's helpful
in solving this case.

I don't want you
getting distracted.

♪♪

[Engine revving]

♪♪

You have the right to consult
with a lawyer in private

and without delay.

-I'm just gonna get changed.
-Make it quick.

♪♪

Now, you got some balls.

I'll give you that.

Breaking into someone's house

while you're partying
with a cop.

Balls but no brains.

You know this is about more
than the burglary, don't you?

If we can prove
that you broke in,

it means that you planted
Joe's phone.

If you had Joe's phone,

stands to reason that you're
the one that killed him.

-[Laughing]

-[Sighs]

♪♪

-[Gasps]

[Breathing shakily]

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[Breathing shakily continues]

-What the fuck happened
last night?

You screamed loud enough
to wake the dead.

Almost crashed the car,

and then you made me
leave you there on the bridge.

I had to drive home in my state.

-You left me there?

-You didn't come home.

-I think Lois picked me up.

-Lois.

-Yeah.
At least that's where I woke up.

What, did you call her
to come get me?

Because my phone was flat.

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♪♪

-I-It's just stuff.

-Makes me feel sick

knowing they've been
in the house.

-We'll get the cleaners in,
top to toe done.

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-You don't really think
I killed Joe, do you?

-[Sighs]

But this development
had better bloody be worth it.

Who are you calling?

-The contractors to see
when they can start work.

If they can't play by the rules,
why should we?

-So you gonna tell Preston
why you didn't make the inquiry?

I know you're mad.

I just need
to know what the plan is.

We both have a lot to lose.

-David's an old friend.

He'll look after us.

Wait here.

-I've got a meeting
at the bank.

-What the fuck
are you playing at?

Breaking into the McCraes'.

-I thought you'd be pleased.

[Indistinct conversation]

-Look, I really need
to chalk one up here

and show Preston
that I've made progress.

We know the break-in
was O's idea.

-I'm not a narc.

-Why should you
be collateral damage?

This isn't your fight.

-I'll take my chances.
-I'm not asking, Rob!

-What do I have to say?

-Just tell the truth.

[Kayak clattering]

-The break-in was O's idea.

I was just
an unwilling accomplice.

-I need to ask you
about the phone.

-What phone?

[Vehicle door opens]

-Why would O kill Joe?

-Create a martyr,
frame the McCraes, two birds.

-You don't think Charlotte
or Haggis stashed the phone?

Then it got uncovered
during the break-in.

-If they had any major evidence,
surely that would have

got rid of it before
calling us to investigate.

-The best thing we got
is breaking and entering.

-Put him in the interview room.

-Stephen, how's the case going?

-Well, you didn't have to
dress up for me.

-Nice shiner.
-Squash.

-Getting away myself.

I'm gonna give myself
a heart attack.

-So how long you in town for?
Enough to crank up the barbie?

Lois would like to see you.

You've become
some highfalutin peno.

We won't make you
do the dishes this time.

-I know we go back a long way,
but the town has spoken.

I'm to listen.
-Yeah, David, I mean...

-I've hit the hard wood.

No more boys' club.

Shall we?

-Yeah, yeah, I'll just, um...

make some calls.
I'll be right with you.

-Let's hope your house
is in order.

-You don't like me much, do you?

-You're a creep.
You have no morals.

-[Chuckling]

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-What did Stephen ask you to do?

♪♪

-It's a mistake, you know.

Getting offside with him.

-[Scoffs]

Once your lawyer's here,
we'll take a full statement.

-That man is a fucking phoenix.

♪♪

Stephen's been
in the shit before.

Worse than this.

And he will rise again.

♪♪

You got a lot to learn
about this town...bro.

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-This place changes so fast.

Ariki.

Am I saying there right?
-Yeah.

-I hear you're a bright kid,
a promising future.

I look forward to following
your career with interest.

You planning on staying
in Queensland long?

-Not my natural habitat.

-If there's anything
I should know about Stephen,

either as a colleague
or a friend,

I'd appreciate your candor.

Keeping quiet won't do him
any favors.

♪♪

You have a think.

We'll talk tomorrow.

♪♪

[Zipper closing]

-Since when
do you get migraines?

Isn't that why
we had to postpone?

-Oh, yeah, my doctor thinks

it might be the mercury
in my fillings.

They're getting too old.

And all this fuss.

-Stephen --
-The petition's been withdrawn.

-A lot of people signed it.
-This is unnecessary, isn't it?

-We need to address the concerns
expressed by the community.

-It's just a waste of time
and resources.

There's been
no official complaint.

The IPCA are involved.
-This is coming from above.

-I'm trying to solve a homicide,
David!

-They want us to clean up
our act. No more cowboys!

-Bullshit.

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-State your name for the record.

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-Hi.
-Hello.

-Jonah.

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-You've got a good set-up here.

-Really good. Soon as we get
the green light.

-Must be putting a strain
on the cash.

Until then, downed tools,
no false starts.

No breaking ground
until after the ruling.

Breach any rules,

they'll come down on you
like a ton of bricks.

-We play fair and square.

Come have a look.
-Right.

-These got dropped off
at reception.

-Ah. Close the door.

[Door closes]

Can you, uh, let the printers
know this is coming?

Mark it "urgent."

-Should you be doing this?

Isn't it like insider trading
or something

'cause you're not a developer?

-No, I'm...

I'm more
of a silent little man.

-But doesn't it put the project
at an unfair advantage?

I thought that we were
supposed to be neutral.

-I wanted you to see how things
really work around here,

but I don't want to involve you
if it makes you uncomfortable.

-Well, if it's urgent,
then wouldn't it be better

to e-mail the brochures
to our targets?

-[Chuckles]

-Well, it's done.

And so am I.
Once O gets wind of this,

whatever's left of my reputation
is toast.

-I won't forget this.

-Yeah, well, you pick a side...

you stick to it.

-While O is out of the picture,
find out as much as you can.

-You want me to spy
on my flatmate.

-The only reason
you're in that place.

O is up to something.
I can feel it.

-Facts, not feelings.

-He's entitled and thinks
the world owes him.

It's a recipe for trouble.

-Stephen?

Till tomorrow.

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-Court appearance first thing
in the morning.

-Yep. I'm, uh...

I'm pleading not guilty, so...

-They'll make a date
for your trial,

release you on bail.

Rob sold you down the river.

Stephen's gonna try
to tie the phone to you.

-[Sighs] I don't know shit
about Joe's phone.

-Did you kill Joe?

-No. Why would I --
Why would I do that?

-You never liked him.

-Well, I don't like you,
I never knocked you off.

[Sighs]

I wouldn't do that to Rosa.

Okay?

Honestly, the guy was a drip.

Not worth going to jail for.

If I'm, uh, I'm going down,

it's gonna be
for something meaningful.

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-Hey, mate.

How are you holding up?

-Hey, what's your thoughts
on eels?

-Eels?

Depends who you are
and where you're from.

Monsters of the deep.

[Speaks indistinctly]

It's all about
what perspective you bring.

-So they're not a bad omen?

-Only if you're looking
for bad omens.

Are you?

-Been feeling pretty dark
lately. Haunted.

-Haunted?

-Every now and then
since I was a kid,

but it's gotten worse
since I've been here.

-It's a natural,
normal part of life.

Count yourself lucky.

Not everyone gets the privilege
of walking with ghosts.

Uh...hinter.

Charlotte's got DOP.

-Sorry to keep you waiting.

-Getting grilled
by Preston tomorrow,

and I don't know
whether or not to tell him

about Stephen's suicide attempt.

-Let me talk to Stephen.

-We never should have let him
back at work.

-That's all he's got.

-Who called you last night
to come pick me up?

-You did.

-My phone was flat.

-Well, I didn't recognize
the number.

I assumed it was Rosa's.

-Rosa never had hers on her.

Why can't I just stay away
from that bridge?

-There's something
you need to see.

♪♪

I got obsessed
after my accident,

looking for answers.

♪♪

-Find any?

-No, only more questions.

-I haven't seen half
of these people.

-Well, maybe the bridge

isn't ready to show them
to you yet.

-Hmm.

Maybe it's me that's not ready.

-You will be.

Give it time.

Ohh. These guys,

they started showing up
after my accident,

discovered my gift.

They are so vibrant, alive.

♪♪

♪♪

-How do I connect to the bridge?

Find out what it wants with me?

♪♪

Should I be scared of it?

-Oh, we're all scared of things
we don't know.

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♪♪

[Phone ringing]

-Hey, Ariki.
-Hey.

The '50s couple, the ones
that died at the bridge.

Yeah, what were their names?

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-Knock!

-Joe, Grub, the teenagers,

Evelyn McDonald
and Walter Schmitt --

everyone who has died
at that bridge

had a tooth on or near them.

They even found one in a kayak.

-How did you know
about McDonald and Schmitt?

-I saw them...at the bridge.

Maybe it's a sign that --
that you're going to die.

-Oh, God, help us.

-They've been marked
by the bridge.

-The majority of these cases
were accidents or suicides.

-Surely you must have known.

-[Scoffs]

Good luck pitching that theory.

[Knock on door]

♪♪

[Sighs]
-Did you get a tooth?

♪♪

-I'm over this bullshit.

♪♪

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♪♪

I've only ever done what is best
for this town.

And if the community and
the department can't see that...

...then fuck them.

I've done nothing wrong.

And I will not be put through...

the indignity of an inquiry.

So until this mess
is cleaned up,

I'm standing down.

♪♪

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It's an interim measure.

I'm not gonna stand around

and watch them
drag my name through the mud.

-Preston's gonna be
interviewing me.

What should I tell him?

-I'm sure you'll do
the right thing.

[Engine starts]

-What the hell just happened?

-Bit of a surprise.

-He's been under
a lot of pressure.

With Grub's death,

all that rubbish with Lois
and Charlotte.

the town turning against him.

-State your name for the record.

-Detective Ariki Davis.

-To the best of your knowledge,

has Detective Senior Sergeant
Stephen Tremaine

ever operated outside
his jurisdiction?

-I haven't been here
long enough to judge.

-So nothing you would deem
as inappropriate

or an abuse
of his power or position?

♪♪

For the record,
Detective Ariki Davis

is shaking his head.

It's out of character for him
to stand down.

Was he fit for work?

-Yeah.

-It's hard to know
which way it will go,

but I've heard the McCraes
have lost some of their backers.

Great. I'll get that out to you
straightaway.

-I stepped down on full pay.

I'm not jumping
through hoops,

and you've been saying
that I should take it easy.

So...

-Your golf clubs
could do with an outing.

-When are you gonna stop
these backroom deals, Lois?

-Please don't act like this
is all my fault.

-It is your fault!

All of this is your fault.

You play by your own rules.

And now you don't like the guy?

♪♪

-Thank you.

I appreciate it.

[Indistinct conversation]

♪♪

[Whistles]

-Hey.

When's the trial?

-A couple of months away.

But, um, it won't come to that.

Dad sent his watchdogs --

best legal representation
money can buy.

-What about Rob?

-Uh...word is

he'll get 200 hours
community service.

-Where are you going?

-Clear my head.

[Motorcycle engine starts]

-The McCraes.

They have the most to lose.

Joe lodged an appeal
with the environmental court

the day that he was killed.

And if the water-rights decision
is overturned,

it's likely
they could go bankrupt.

-Had to ignore the timing.

-And as we know,
Orlando Smythe,

big-city rich kid
playing with the greenies,

and Rob Ryder,
they broke into the McCraes'.

So it's possible
that they, or he,

could have planted
Joe's phone to frame them.

-Possible or probable?

-Uh, waiting to hear back
from ERS.

-Bennett?

-Yeah, so his kids died
in a car accident.

Joe was driving.

So he has motive.

But hard to know

if he's wait seven years
to exact revenge.

-Go ask him.

I'll look through,

see if fresh eyes
turn up anything new.

♪♪

-Thanks for your time.
-Alright. Sure.

This way.

♪♪

It's the start
of a new school year,

so there's a meeting
almost every night.

Plus, I've got a sideline
business making podcasts.

-What time do you get home?

-Uh, late.

Till 11:00 most nights,
12:00 sometimes.

I'm always the last lock up,
so you can check, you know?

There'll be a record
of when I set the alarm code.

-You must love your job.

-Well, there's just not a lot
to go home to, you know?

Me and wife, we...split
not long after. Uh...

Kids are the glue.

-It must be hard
working around kids all day.

-Yeah. I don't know.

Sometimes it makes it feel
like they're not so far away.

-Did you kill him?

-[Scoffs]

[Chuckling]

[Sniffles]

You know, every day
since that accident,

I wanted to wring
his bloody neck.

Now somebody's done it for me.

I thought his death would
make me feel better.

-Where can I get a copy
of the alarm records?

-The office should have them,
otherwise the security film.

I suppose Tremaine is gonna
press charges, eh?

Crooked piece of shit.

He didn't tell you?

I digged him.

Yeah.
Should've done it years ago.

-You'd have to ask him.

-You cops, you're all the same.

You look after your own.

-Hey, just so you know,

Joe carried it with him
every day.

-Right. Wow.

They're all dead now,
aren't they?

-Had another one cut for you.

I'm sure
it was just an oversight.

-Thanks.

-I can't be thinking...

his killer's out there...

walking around.

-I will find who killed Joe,

and I'll make sure
that they rot in jail.

I promise.

-Yeah.

♪♪

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♪♪

[Knock on door]

-Jason Bennett.

The alarm codes
at the school show

that he was working late
that evening.

Plus there's some footage of him
filling up at the garage.

-We'll just keep digging.

Something will turn up.

Oh, it's come to my attention

you're still living
with Orlando and Rosa...

despite the conflict
of interest.

Stephen's idea?

Now he's off the case.

We'll sort you
some appropriate accommodation.

-We have to dial it up,

a multipronged attack.

-[Speaks indistinctly]

♪♪

♪♪

-I hear Orlando
pleaded not guilty.

I hope that fucker goes down.

-He'll go down.

Rob sold him out.

-[Chuckles softly]

-[Sighs]

I know that he wasn't working
the night Joe died.

Can I have a look at his roster
for the week?

-He was rostered on,

but it looks like
he swapped shifts.

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♪♪

-Hey.

-Hey.

-Didn't think
you were working.

-I'm going up the river.

Surveillance mission.

Usually Joe would go with me.

-[Sighs]

-Do you want to come?

Better than being stuck
in the office.

Can you keep her steady?

We document the building site
several times a day.

Make sure they don't push go
before they're allowed.

[Camera shutter clicks]

Keeps them honest if they know

their movements are all being
caught on film.

[Camera shutter clicking]

[No audio]

-[Laughs]

[Camera shutter clicking]

-Let's go.
-Jesus, Ariki!

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Slow down.

♪♪

Right!

♪♪

Right! Go right!

-[Panting]

♪♪

-Go on. Go on.

[Lights click off]

-Joe, turn 'em back on!

[Laughter]

-Here we go. And...

[Laughter and screaming]

[Lights click on]

[Tires screech]

-[Breathing heavily]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-Joe? Joe!

Joe?

[Sighs] Oh, thank God.

Now, Joe, it's me, Stephen.

Alright? You'll be okay.
You'll be okay.

♪♪

Have you been drinking?

Are you able to blow
into this for me?

-I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.
[Crying]

-You're alright, you're alright,
you're alright, you're alright.

♪♪

-I'm sorry.

♪♪

-[Blowing]

-[Crying continues]

I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

♪♪

[Panting]

♪♪

-God. Are you alright?

-I saw myself crash.

I thought I was gonna die,
but...

I could see everything
through Joe's eyes,

and I felt like
I was right there.

-Shut the door.

-I saw Stephen again
on the bridge.

-What?

-That was the past.
It wasn't the future.

And Joe was drunk.

And Stephen covered it up.

-I knew he did things
his own way,

but I would never have imagined

he'd cross a line like that.

-Well, why --
why would he do that?

-Stephen was his coach.

He always looked out
for his boys.

If this gets out,
it'll break him.

[Sighs]

♪♪

♪♪

Your visions...

the bridge is
reaching out to you.

♪♪

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♪♪

♪♪

Tell me what you see.

♪♪

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-It's like coming home.

♪♪

-Ariki.

What were you doing
with, uh, Lois?

I saw you in the office?

-The bridge has been
stirring up some things,

and Lois is helping me
through them.

-The bridge?

Are you feeling okay?

-I...I feel good.

♪♪

I'll catch you later?

♪♪

-Maaka, I can't do
the development.

No more backroom deals.

-Eh, it was a long shot.

In that time frame,
nobody could have pulled it off.

[Speaks indistinctly]

I didn't realize you
and Ariki were so close.

-His friend's just died.
He's away from home.

-Looked like more than that.

I don't know what you think
you're doing, Lois,

but stop mucking around.

Respect the deed.

Leave that bridge alone.

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[Birds chirping]

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-Shit.

What are you doing?

You're being a creep.

-O's up to something.

-That's my problem, not yours.

Get out the car.

-Excuse me.
-Get out of the car!

Why can't you let this go?

-[Sighs]

Because if I'm not a cop,
then I don't know who I am.

-[Sighs]

♪♪

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♪♪

Oh, my God.

I'm so stupid.
Why didn't I see this before?

♪♪

You're Joe's dad.

You're Joe's dad?

-I could explain.

-This is fucked.

♪♪

The car crash,
his homicide investigation.

Ever since I got down here,

you have treated me
like the son you never had.

"Son this," "son that."

And all this time,
Joe was right under your nose,

desperate for a father.

-I'm sorry.

-Does Lois know?

-No, no, no, no.

-Does she know?
-No, no, no.

-I'm not the one you need
to be saying sorry to.

-No.
You tell her.

You tell her or I will.

-What is it with you two freaks?

You both belong
in the fucking loony bin.

-I covered for you.

I put my ass on the line
for some misguided...!

I lied!

But everyone is right.
[Breathing heavily]

You're a corrupt piece of shit.

I should have let you jump off
that fucking bridge.

♪♪

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♪♪

[Sniffles]

[Wind blowing]

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[Shudders]

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