All language subtitles for Special Ops Lioness S05

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[water running]

[music]

- What the fuck?

[groans]

[sighs]

- There she is.

- How you feeling?

- Like I was drugged.

- Yeah. There's
a reason for that.

Come over here.

- What is that?

- It's a little pick-me-up.
Turn around.

Give me a cheek.

- How long does it take to...

What the fuck?

- Bout that long...
- Jesus.

You got another one to keep
my heart from exploding? Fuck!

- You're welcome.

- We're loading up.
How ya feelin' tiger?

- I'm awake.
- Good. Let's boogie.

- I'm gonna break down her room.

- I don't remember anything.

- He drugged you. GHB we think.

We talked about this last night.

- I don't remember.

Do I need to get tested
for STDs or something?

- No need. He
didn't get that far.

- How far did he get?

- He didn't get nowhere.

We got there in time.

- My underwear is gone.

- We got there
in the nick of time.

Marine, I wouldn't
bullshit you on this.

- Okay. Yeah.

- Let's get the
fuck out of here.

- Yeah. Don't got to
ask me twice. Fuck.

[music]

[music]

- Neal. What do we know?

- She's still in surgery.

Kaitlyn.

- Hey, Neal.

You went gray.
When did that happen?

- Last night.

-Neal

- Alan.
- Hey.

Hi, Jill.

So, she's in recovery.

The procedure went well.

There is considerable
soft tissue damage,

but doesn't appear to be
significant nerve damage.

The procedure is called an
open reduction internal fixation

where we make an incision
that allows us to insert a rod

through the center of the femur,

and we attach a plate
outside to stabilize the fracture.

- How long will it
take to recover?

- We have to look at healing

from three different
perspectives.

The bone itself, the soft
tissue around the bone

and procedure site,
and the incision itself,

which is fairly substantial...

- Just tell me what a year
from now is like for her.

- Honestly, I don't know.

She's young, so
that's an advantage,

but her bones are still growing.

So, how if at all does this
injury affect that growth?

Time answers that question.

Neal, can I talk to
you for a second?

- She's up to
speed on everything.

- Okay...

So she was
spotting on the table,

so it looks like her body
rejected the pregnancy.

[sighs]

- That's a decision
we don't have to make.

- When she wakes, I'll
get you back to recovery.

- I want to be there
when she wakes.

- Okay, I'll bring you back.

- Joe.

- Can I have two hours?

- Yeah, but you
can't have three.

[music]

- Coffee?

- How's Errol?

- He's happiest in a downturn.

Worse the economy,
the jollier the man.

- That's interesting.

What's the philosophy
behind that?

Be greedy when
everybody's scared

and scared when
everybody's greedy.

- Pretty good philosophy.

- You can ask the question
you really want to ask.

- Why bother, Kaitlyn?
You can't answer it.

If you need her in
three hours today,

then you must really need her.

- I do. Which is to
say the nation does.

- Which is why I'm
not asking the question.

- Don't give up on her, Neal.

- I wish I could.

But when she walks in a room
it still takes my breath away.

- Pretty good reason
for sticking around.

- Yep.

[music]

- Hey.

Hey...

- My friends are dead.

- I know, honey.

I know how that feels.

And I hate that you know
it now, too. I'm so sorry.

I'm a bad mother. I
know that's what you think.

I'd think it too, if I was
in your shoes, I guess.

What you don't understand

is all the little
moments of your life

that I've missed...

I missed those moments so
other families can have them.

It's you who makes the
sacrifice for the job I chose.

I always thought I was
setting an example for you,

that a woman can
do virtually anything...

anything she sets her mind to.

And when I do my job
well, lives are saved.

Just like your father,
he saves lives every day.

But he gets to come
home to you every night,

I envy him that.

Your mom's a soldier.

You can look at my
life and you can choose

to live yours different.
I will respect that.

Fuck, I'll cheer that decision.

You can hate what I do, honey.

You can hate me. [crying]

But punishing yourself is
a terrible way to show it.

- I don't hate you.

I don't hate you.
I just miss you.

- I miss you, too.

[kisses hand, sniffs]

Every day.

You're gonna be an
adult soon enough,

and what you're
dealing with right now,

these are adult problems.

Your whole life is going to
be nothing but adult problems

soon enough.

My advice to you?

Be a girl for as
long as you can.

Don't rush to be a woman.

Cause once you are, you
don't ever get to be a girl again.

- Did dad tell you everything?

- Depends what you
mean by everything.

- Did he tell you
about my... situation?

- You mean your situation
of you getting pregnant?

- What do I do?

- God decided that.

- What does that mean?

- It means you're not
pregnant anymore.

How does that make you feel?

- I'm not ready to be a mother.

- You know the one
way to guarantee

you don't become one, right?

Look, the days of me and
your father grounding you

or inventing some
punishment to keep you

from being exactly
where you are right now?

Those days are gone.

We lost.

And life snuck up and
took a bite out of you.

And now I'm just here to...

just to give you advice.

Okay?

I've made all the
mistakes you've made

and a lot more you
haven't thought about yet.

- You got pregnant by accident?

- Yeah.

- What did you do?

- My situation was
a little different.

I was already married.

Your father was in medical
school, I was in a team.

Timing... Timing was terrible.

- Did you get an abortion?

- If I had, I wouldn't be
talking to you right now.

And so, every time I look at you

I think about that coat closet

at the Double Tree
Hotel that New Year's Eve.

- Ugh. Parents having sex
for fun? That is so gross.

- Yeah. Right back at ya, kiddo.

- Do you know what's
going to happen to my leg?

- I'm gonna leave the
doctor stuff to your father.

- How you feeling?

- Not feeling much.

- They have a
room ready for her.

We're going to take her up.

And I'll have an orderly
meet you in the lobby.

- I've gotta go do
something for work

and I'll be back in
a few days, okay?

- You won't be missing much.

- Yes, I will.

[music]

- Ma!
- Hi.

Hi.

- They're taking
her up to a room.

- Yep.

- I gotta go. I gotta
take care of something.

- Yeah. I'm aware.

Few days type thing, or...

- If I'm lucky.

- When's the last
time you were lucky?

- [laughs] Luck is perspective.

- Only in your business.

- You been good in school?

- We're learning the
alphabet in Russian.

- Oh, in Russian?

- Ah, beh, veh, yeow, byee...

- I guess that's the Fairfax
County School Board

hedging a bet.
That's great, honey.

- Making spies one
first grader at a time.

- I love you.

- I'd say be careful,
but I know it's bad luck.

- It's not that it's bad
luck, it's pointless.

Okay, see you soon.

- Be careful.
[Joe laughs]

- She got ya there.

- Yeah. I will.

Big hug. Bigger.

[groans]

- You didn't say it back.

- I love you.

- Call you when I can.

[music]

[Kaitlyn] How'd it go?

- Good.

She owned it. Which is... good.

- What about you?

- I owned it too.

- Sounds like a pretty
good place to start.

What do you think about
becoming a station chief?

- Then I'm gone all the time.

- Somewhere you
can take the family.

Somewhere like London.

- They're still a target.

- Well, you have to
think of something.

Because my marriage
shouldn't be your goal, Joe...

In the meantime, let's see if
we can unfuck this situation.

Your team is en
route to Lackland.

- We rendezvous there?

- Gotta see the boss first.

[music]

- These for us, right?

- You the CAG team?
- Don't know what that means.

- Delta?
- Never heard of 'em.

- Whatever the fuck
you guys call yourselves.

- We go by nuthin'.
And neither do you.

- Neither do you,
'sir'. I'm a lieutenant.

- I don't give a shit.

- Which hangar is ours?
- Seventeen.

- They set up chow and cots?
- It's squared away.

- Hope you're talking
about your food.

I don't want to get in
there and see a bunch

of fucking cold cuts.

- Officers' catering is
set up in the hangar.

You got couches, cable TV,

plywood walls on rollers,
looks like a cigar lounge now.

- Good.

- Where's my cigar, chief?

[music]

- What?

- Fucking mean "what?"

I lend you my team and
you fucking hang me.

- Well, In case
you haven't noticed,

I'm pretty fucking hung, too.

That sounds different
when I say it, doesn't it?

- What I meant was...
- I know what you meant.

Your intel better
fucking be spot on...

- My intel is solid.

The house on
the border is wired,

house in San Antonio's
got so many fucking cameras

we could shoot a
God damn reality show.

- That's what I'm
fucking worried about.

- Let's go.

- [sighs]

- Down here.

I want you close
enough that if I yell

you can feel my fucking breath.

You ran an illegal
operation on U.S. soil

that violates our
rules of engagement.

U.S. Code 1385 that limits
our ability to operate on US soil.

- You know, I've given
that a lot of thought, actually,

and USC 1385
relates specifically

to military being deployed
to enforce domestic policy.

- Sorry, did you obtain a law
degree that I'm unaware of?

- Actually, I did. I
don't know if you know,

I have a degree in
constitutional law.

- If I may, Deputy Director...
[Westfield] Be my guest.

- You keep giving answers to
question he hasn't even asked

so shut the fuck up.

When we want to hear you speak

we will tell you
to fucking speak.

- Yes, ma'am.

[Westfield] Thank you, Kaitlyn.

Fortunately for you,
the intel is good.

It's actionable.

Joe, your team is on
standby in San Antonio.

You will have tactical
command, but Kyle is lead.

San Antonio SWAT
will provide cover,

and they will take credit if
the mission is successful.

They will likely arrest
you if the mission fails

or somehow finds its
way onto the streets.

Does your intel indicate
whether San Antonio

is a way station or target?

- It appears to
be a way station.

Our surveillance
hasn't seen any footage

of IED materials or weapons
located on the premises.

- Okay, this is
not capture/kill.

This is capture only.

San Antonio SWAT can't explain

a half-dozen dead
foreign nationals.

So you do it quiet,
and you do it clean.

Have I made myself clear?

- Yes, sir.
- Yes, sir.

- Kyle, you're dismissed.

[music]

The assets that I have given
you to complete your mission

are just that: they are my
assets that I allow you to use.

For missions that I approve.

I don't care if you
witness a car jacking

in a church parking lot,

you do not deploy that
team without my permission.

Is that understood?

- Yes, sir.

- We owe a lot of favors
for this cowboy shit.

I don't care how good the
intel, ops are planned here.

Not on the back
of a fucking napkin.

- Understood, sir.

- Go to San Antonio.

[sighs]

- Why are you stopping?

- I thought you wanted to talk.

- We can talk on the plane.

- Are you coming?

- That's how much
trouble you're in.

[music]

- Bobby?
- Yeah.

- What the fuck
is she doing here?

- They sent us here.

- They sent the team here.

That's not the team,
that's the asset.

- The asset.

- Yeah, you think I'm
going to let you end up

on the news coming
out of a safe house?

Or worse, eating
a bullet inside it?

- Bet I've kicked down
more doors than you have.

- I highly doubt it.
- A word, boss?

- So, I was told there was
six targets in this house.

- Correct.
- Okay, well,

With you we're just six.

So, what, are we in the
business of fair fights now?

Come on, you know this
is a two squad minimum.

And I don't know about
you, but I don't feel like

rushing this place with
a fucking SWAT team.

It's not what they do.

- Just keep her in
the back of the line.

- Roger that.

[Kyle] All right, listen up.

These photos were
taken yesterday

at a safe house in Alpine.

Targets left five hours ago,

which should put them
at the San Antonio location

sometime in the
next twenty minutes.

We do not know how
long they are held there

until their next leg, so

assuming they are
on time this evening,

we hit the house at 0400,

Door locks are electronic,
gate code is 7358.

One four-man team
enters from the front,

another one from the rear.

There are two beds in
each of the three bedrooms,

which leads us to
believe two per room.

We're not going to have to guess

because we have
video until we breech.

At that point, power will be
cut and overwatch will be blind.

Now, listen up,
this is important.

This is a capture only mission.

That is not negotiable.

If for some reason
this goes to shit,

they got a cache of weapons
and they are prepared,

so we fall back, we let San
Antonio SWAT take over.

- Wait, wait, wait...

So you're saying if we're
fired upon we can't...

[laughs] we can't return
fire and save our ass?

- I'm saying you
lay suppressive fire

and pray to God
you don't hit anybody.

- What the fuck?

- Let me walk you through
the gravity of the situation here.

We have one chance
to give Border Patrol

and DPS a prize big enough

that they will look the
other way from the shit show

you created in Van Horn.

If this becomes a shit show
as well, there is no prize,

everyone runs for cover,

and you are all left standing
in the middle of the street

with your pants
around your ankles.

Got it?

- Border Patrol won't
lend us their Tactics team?

Eight on six doesn't
make quick and quiet.

- This is our mess,
we clean it up.

- You've got
movement at the house.

[music]

- Gun.
- I see it.

- That's fucking great.
- They're armed.

- Let me see if we
can get some latitude.

- Uh-oh.

- Kaitlyn.

- Are there any big sporting
events planned for tomorrow?

[Kyle] Why do you say tomorrow?

- Would you set a bomb
beside your bed for a week?

When they arm
them, they use them.

- Actually, Bob, I'm gonna
need you to come down here.

- Shit. This keeps going
from bad to fucking worse.

- I hit a house like
this in Pakistan.

But it was capture-kill.

And nobody was thinking capture.

- You take it clean?

- Guy in the back of
the house detonated,

took three with him.

There was only
one entrance though.

We just didn't have enough time.

[music]

- Joe. Kyle. Let's go.

- We need to run
this up the pole now.

We need Homeland Security,

you need to notify
the Governor's office.

- We are on a clock, and we
don't know when it runs out.

What are you gonna do,

have San Antonio SWAT
trying to take them on the street?

They'll blow up the whole
fucking neighborhood.

- We have an HRT
team in Houston.

- That's too far.

- We'd better decide
something fast.

I need to evacuate
the neighborhood.

- Well, and how
you plan to do that?

Gonna hit the
civil service siren?

We have BP run it,
take my team on loan.

This is clearly a threat.
We neutralize the threat.

FBI can withhold all evidence

because releasing would
jeopardize national security.

- What about the
medical examiner?

A bunch of soldiers
start neutralizing threats

while they're sleeping is
homicide any way you slice it.

- You don't have the
protection we have.

I have the answer,
I just don't think

you want to be
here when I say it.

- Understood.
- Yeah.

- I'll step away.
- Thank you.

You have engineers
in San Antonio?

- El Paso. I have a
bomb unit in Laughlin.

I can have them
here in three hours.

- We neutralize the threat.

Close down the scene until
bomb squad has secured,

which they won't.

And then we evacuate
the neighborhood

and detonate the bombs in place.

And with it...

- Got it.

- You up for playing
outside the lines tonight?

- Your team better be
pretty fucking special.

- This is what we do.

- Send 'em in.

- Gear up. You're green.

- Yes, ma'am.

New deal. Weapons
free. We clear the scene.

- When do we move?
- Right now.

- What about me?
- What about you?

- This I know.

- Gear up.

- When we reach
the site, kill the power.

We don't want
recordings of this shit.

- When our boots hit
the ground, kill the power.

- You got it.

- What are you smiling about?

- I haven't had this
much fun since Iraq.

- You're such an asshole, Kyle.

- Yeah, but I'm good looking.

- That makes it
worse, you know that?

- Fucking asshole, you
can't even insult him.

- All right, we're
leaving in five.

- Let's go.

[music]

- Kyle, are you fucking
wearing cologne?

[chuckles]

- I remember you
now. Baghdad. 2011.

- Yep. I was there.

- He wore that
shit back then, too.

- You stay right behind me.

- You should stay behind me.

- If you go into this
trying to protect her,

you're going to get killed.

You go into this
trying to prove yourself,

you're getting killed.

The only mission is
the mission you're on.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Joe?
- I hear you.

- Joe.
- Understood.

- We're in position. Power off.

[beeping]

[suppressed gunfire]

[snore]

[speaking foreign language]

[suppressed gunfire]

[Joe] Hallway right.

Going left.

[suppressed shot]

[Cruz] On me.

- Fuck. Cruz,
hold your position!

- Allahu ak...
[suppressed gun shots]

- What the fuck are you doing?

- Saving your life.

- E.K.I.A. wearing
suicide vest room 3.

[Bobby] Move off target.

- Almost like we
do this for a living.

- This one activated his vest.

- Even better.

Overwatch, this is
QRF 2, house is secure.

One bandit activated IED.

Request bomb squad
and engineers, over.

[Woman] Copy, QRF 2,
bomb squad is present.

Exit the house and they will
assume control of the scene.

[music]

- One of them
had a suicide vest.

It activated.

We've surrendered the
scene to the bomb squad.

I highly recommend you
evacuate the neighborhood,

it's likely they'll need to
blow the ordinance in place.

- Well played, agent.

- It's not a game, sir.

[chuckling]

- You don't smell like
cologne anymore, do you,

you rank motherfucker.

- I think that's you.

- Fuck you.

- No, he's right. It's you.

Good job.

- What do I tell her?

Aaliyah. What do I tell her?

It's been three days.

- I don't know.

- Tell her the truth. Just
leave out the names.

- The truth?

- The best lies
are wrapped in it.

- [deep breath]

[car door shuts]

[music]

- Let me get back to you.

- Long one.
- Not short.

- If I guess where
do I get a prize?

- You'll never guess where.

- San Antonio.

- Border Patrol
officials were compelled

to blow the explosives in place

destroying the house where
the terrorists were staying,

and with it any likely
motive or target...

- Little heads-up
would have been nice.

You know what this
has done to oil prices?

- I want to invite our
girls over for supper.

- Bad week for it.

- That wasn't a question.

I'm inviting our
daughters over for dinner.

Don't make plans.

It's gonna happen again.

- Where?

- Don't know.
- When?

- Not sure.
- Then how do you know?

- They're coming in through
Mexico using the cartels

and we can't stop them.

And now the whole world knows.

I'm going to take a shower.

[music]

- What did I miss?

- Whole bunch of this.

Pain was pretty bad last
night, so upped her morphine.

- Morphine?

- Of the opioids available
it is the lesser of all evils.

- Yeah. Yeah.

- Trying to get this
damn thing set up for her.

- Rough night?

- Yeah.

Believe it or not,
I've had worse.

- Well that's terrifying.

- Yeah.

- Did ISIS come
to Baltimore, Joe,

or am I married to a
fucking hit man now?

[door closes]

[engine revs]

[sighs]

- NFL network replays
games in the morning.

- You are the perfect woman.

- Fuck.

[sighs]

[phone rings]

- You hate me?

- Why would I hate you?

- I begged them to go
back for you, but the security

pushed us out.

FaceTime me.

- Uh, no. I look like hell.

- That's not possible.
FaceTime me. Please.

- Yeah. Yeah, just...
give me two minutes.

[music]

[phone rings]

- Hey. Still in the Hamptons?

- Where are you?

- Dorm.

- Dorm... Show me.

- There's not much to see.

- Show me anyway.

- No, I'm embarrassed.

I don't have your money.

- That's one of the
things I like about you.

I want to see it,
it's where you live.

- Mm-mm, you're
stuck looking at my face.

- And what torture that is.

Fine, I'll look at your face.

We are lady and
the tramp, you and I.

Except you are a lady, too,

so we are lady
and the lady tramp.

- Okay.

- Weekdays here are the best.

New bathing suit.

For making the boys crazy.

Come back up.
- No, I can't.

- You can.

- No, I don't like your friends.

- They are gone. I'm all alone.

[music]

[phone vibrating]

- Hey.

[music]