All language subtitles for The Incredible Hulk s03e18 The Psychic.eng

And these visions,
they began with what? An injury, an accident?

ANNIE:
It was an accident of birth.

I know who you are.
I know what you become.

I can lead you to John Doe.

The man who becomes
the creature.

Did I mention a reward?

Ten thousand dollars,
Miss Caplan.

(ROARS)

Suicide is not the answer.

This isn't a suicide.
This is an execution.

NARRATOR: Dr. David Banner,
physician, scientist.

Searching for a way to tap
into the hidden strengths that all humans have.

Then, an accidental overdose
of gamma radiation alters his body chemistry.

And now, when David Banner
grows angry or outraged,

a startling
metamorphosis occurs.

(ROARS)

The creature is driven by rage

and pursued
by an investigative reporter.

Mr. McGee,
don't make me angry.

You wouldn't like me
when I'm angry.

The creature is wanted
for a murder he didn't commit.

David Banner
is believed to be dead.

And he must let the world
think that he is dead

until he can find a way
to control the raging spirit that dwells within him.

(ROARS)

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
Unit Nine, Unit Nine. Report of unidentified man.

(SIRENS WAILING)
Peace disturbance, destruction of property.

Description: Male,
race indeterminate, height over seven feet tall,

build large.

Last seen moving north
on Bailey Street.

I repeat, last seen
moving north on Bailey Street.

Nora Seven, report
of breaking and entering,

Hempstead
and Warnekie Avenues,

rear of liquor store,
that location.

We already have a car
headed in your direction on another call.

Let me check it out first.
Clear? I'll call for assistance.

Hey, wait!

Halt! Halt! Police!

(ROARS)

(SIRENS APPROACHING)

Nora Seven, dispatch.
I need an ambulance

in the alley two blocks
south of Art's Liquor Store on Warnekie...

(SWITCHBOARD BUZZING)

Officer, the man
was just here to deliver a package.

He was running very late
to pick up an important delivery.

No, I do not know his name,
but he does work for the

Jeffers Delivery Service.

What's going on,
Annie?

He's going to be involved
in an accident.

That's difficult to say,
because I...

I saw it happen.

(SIGHS) Another vision.

If I wait to file a report,
it's going to be too late.

No, please, don't hang up.

Miss Darwin's
residence.

May I take a message?
No, she's not available at this time.

Thank you.

It's about time.

I was just trying
to warn someone.

You're not being paid
to save the world.

You're being paid
to answer the switchboard.

I'm sorry.
Sorry isn't good enough.

I've covered for you
all along, but I am not gonna put my job on the line

for somebody who's more
interested in daydreams than her job.

I think we'd all
be much better off

if you just found yourself
another job, honey.

No, they're out
until after lunch.

But I can have him
return your call. I'll tell him you called.

Wright Answering Service.

No, our rates
are standard.

Let me send you our
information about it, if I may.

Little Pepper's Pizza Palace?
That restaurant opens at 4:00.

Very well. Thank you.

Mr. Demhoff's residence.
No. No, he's not in just now.

May I take a message please?

Very well.

Please be careful
not to spill your coffee.

Miss Caplan, just leave.

Bayer School of Beauty.
Yes. No, they're away for the rest of the month.

May I tell him who called?
Thank you.

(EXCLAIMS)

(SIGHS)

David, be sure and restock
the onions and tomatoes. They're on special today.

MAN ON RADIO: And to finish
the news headlines, according to the police,

an unidentified creature
attacked a teenage boy last night.

Officer Josh Williams
witnessed the suspect at the scene of the crime.

A suspect
he could only describe as nearly seven feet tall

with a greenish color
to his skin.

Police have sent out
an all points bulletin on the suspect.

But the story
has a tragic note.

The victim, 15-year-old
Robbie Donner of San Francisco,

is listed
in critical condition at St. Andrew's Hospital.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

ANNIE: He works for
the Jeffers Delivery Service.

He's going to be involved
in an accident.

I saw it happen.

(EXCLAIMS)

That's all right.
I'll take care of it.

(ROARS)

MANAGER: Hey, Caplan.

This came for you.

You're overdue
on your rent.

Way overdue.

I don't have it.

Why don't you
open up your letter?

It came by messenger.

Maybe a rich uncle died
and left you his millions.

MANAGER: I don't mean
to give you a hard time on this rent thing.

If you don't have the cash,
maybe we can come up with some other arrangement.

DR. FAULKNER: "Ann.
The detectives have located you. "

You need taking care of.

And you ain't
so bad-looking, baby.

So what do you say?

I know I don't
look like much right now,

but I still think I know
how to make a woman happy.

So, where do we go from here?

I'm not crazy.

What are you talking about?

It's real. Thank God,
it's real. I thought I was insane, crazy.

I saw this thing.

This... This man
who becomes the Hulk.

And I'm not crazy.

You know the guy
that turns into that thing?

No, I don't know him.

But you know who he is?
Yes.

Hey, who needs a rich uncle?

This paper's willing to pay
$10,000 for that freak.

Ten thousand dollars.

For just one phone call.

(EXHALES)

I can't do that.

You're feeling sorry for a guy
who's a public menace?

This kid, Robbie Donner,
he's in the hospital.

All broken up,
his neck snapped by that thing.

Hey, hey... I mean,
forget about the $10,000.

Seems to me that
you should be feeling sorry for that poor kid.

You gotta call.

Mr. McGee, I...

My name is Annie,
Annie Caplan, and I...

I live in San Francisco
at the Leonide Hotel.

I can lead you to John Doe,

the man who becomes
the creature.

(WOMAN CHATTERING ON P.A.)

Mrs. Donner.

Robbie came through
the surgery but he's still in critical condition.

We won't know anything
for at least 24 hours.

Please, go home
and try to get some rest.

I'll call you myself
if there's any change.

There's just me and Robbie.

If I go home I'll be alone.

I see.

(WOMAN CHATTERING ON P.A.)

But do you expect Mr. McGee
to check in soon?

When he does,
would you give him this message, please?

Tell him that
Annie Caplan called

and that John Doe
is at St. Andrew's Hospital,

third floor waiting room.

Thank you.

(COFFEE POURING)

(WOMAN CHATTERING ON P.A.)

You were about to
spill your coffee.

Oh, I didn't realize.

Are you waiting for word about
somebody in the hospital?

Well.

Are you all right?

I'm sorry,
I didn't mean to startle you.

David.

You've got to get out
of this hospital.

How did you
know my name?

I went to the market
where you work.

They told me you were here.

I know who you are.
I know what you become.

This reporter, Mr. McGee,
is on his way over here.

He'll be here any minute.
Please believe that.

I still don't understand
why you're helping me.

It's not important.

David, if you need...
If you need a safe place to hide,

I live at
the Leonide Hotel, room 5D.

What's the matter?

That man.
He's about to be hurt.

Wait a minute.

DAVID: Stop!
Don't go in there!

He's in there.

All right, just stay here.
I'll get him.

(ROARS)

MAN: Whatever it is,
it's coming this way. I'm not going to stop him.

(WOMEN SCREAMING)

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

ANNIE: David.

(ROARING)

(CRYING) Mommy.

Mommy.

Mark?

Where are you?

Mommy!

I got lost
and can't find my mommy.

Mark, where are you?

Mommy!

Mark! Mark! Mark!

Oh, help me!
Someone, help!

It's the creature
who attacked that boy!

Help me!

ANNIE: Who is it?

David.

I wanted to make sure
you were all right.

I was worried about you.
Come in.

What I really
need to know...

Was anybody hurt?

No.

In fact you

saved the delivery man's life.

Please tell me.

How did you know
he was in danger?

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Miss Caplan.

Yes.

Jack McGee.

(KNOCKING)

McGEE: Miss Caplan?

Just a minute.

Miss Caplan?
Yes.

I'm Jack McGee.
I hope I didn't wake you. No.

These were in your hall.

Paper says
you had some excitement at the hospital yesterday.

An explosion, the creature.

But then you know
all about that, don't you?

You were there.
You saw everything.

Mr. McGee, could I call you
at your hotel later?

Well, Miss Caplan,
when you called me at my office in Chicago,

you said that you could
deliver John Doe.

That is why I came all the way
out here from Chicago.

So how's about it,
Miss Caplan?

ANNIE: I don't know
where he is now.

Funny, you know, how you spend
a few years as a reporter,

you get to be, oh,
sort of a human polygraph.

Something just tells me
that you do know.

Well, you're wrong.
I don't. I'm sorry.

Miss Caplan, when we
talked on the phone, did I mention a reward?

Yes.
Ten thousand dollars.

ANNIE: Yes.

That's

ten thousand dollars,
Miss Caplan.

Yeah, well, listen.

If you want to get
in touch with me, I'll be in town.

Till I get my story.

David, come.

You heard?

(SIGHS)

Yeah.

Judas refusing
30 pieces of silver.

A little too late,
I'm afraid.

But you did refuse it.

Why?

You'd be surprised how often
people touch one another.

We give change,
we exit elevators,

we crowd into supermarkets,
and push our way down the streets.

Not even intentional,
but casual,

as if it doesn't
even matter.

Was there something
special about me?

You were in turmoil.

Touching anybody who is
in an emotional state triggers the visions.

And these visions,

they began with what?
An injury, an accident?

It was an accident of birth.

And as I grew,
so did the visions.

But your parents
must have known.

At first I told
my mother and father everything that I saw, but

then the town's pediatricians
diagnosed me as having a talent for storytelling.

But the stories came true.

Yes, yes. Sometimes they did.
But often I would misread a vision

or I would only get
a glimpse of the future

and that event taking place,
and then I would be

punished for lying.

So I learned
not to get involved and not to let anyone touch me.

It made growing up lonely,
but at least bearable

until I could graduate
high school and leave town.

And then you came
to San Francisco?

No, no, I...

I read about a doctor
at New York University.

Dr. Faulkner
studied me full-time

and I audited classes
at the university part-time.

Why did you leave?

Well, Dr. Faulkner and I were

working with the police
on some kidnapping cases.

But on...

On the last case,
I read the vision wrong.

What appeared to me to be
a cave was

really a sewer.

By the time the

police gave up on my lead,
it was too late.

It was a little boy.

I can't stop thinking
about how

frightened he must have been
and how he must have

called out for help.

If I hadn't been there,

maybe the police would have
listened to another clue

and that little boy
would be alive today.

Well, I...

I ran away. I've lived
in a dozen different cities under a dozen different names.

Yesterday this arrived.

Dr. Faulkner
finally found me.

After I touched you
and saw your creature,

I thought that
I'd truly gone insane

and that even my visions
had somehow become twisted.

I was going to kill myself.

I read a line written
by Shakespeare once.

"Past hope,

"past cure,

"past help."

David, what is it?

(INAUDIBLE)

(BELL TOLLING)

(ORGAN PLAYING)

(WHISPERING)
David, McGee is here.

You've got to leave.

Go to my apartment.
Wait for me there.

Go.

Miss Caplan.

I just thought you might
like to know that I've finally managed to make something

out of the wild goose chase
you got me on.

After the service,
I'm going to interview Robbie's best friend.

It won't exactly
be front page stuff, but I guarantee you

it is going to be warm,
human and sensitive.

And I can't very well
go back to Chicago with nothing in my hands

but an expense report. Can I?

Unless, of course,
you have changed your mind about leading me to John Doe.

Mr. McGee.

Is it about John Doe?

No, no,
it isn't, but...

Miss Caplan.

The next time you get a hold
of a really hot news item,

call somebody else, okay?

ANNIE: David.

David, suicide
is not the answer.

It's not going to bring
that boy back to life.

This isn't a suicide.
This is an execution.

The power of the creature
has gone beyond the courts.

I must be the judge
and the jury.

You are not the creature

and you have a right to live.

At the expense of
how many innocent people like Robbie Donner?

But you're
destroying yourself.

Day by day, the creature
has been destroying me.

David Banner is dead.

But I am taking the life
of a fugitive.

You know, the curse
may not be the creature that I turn into,

but the man that
I have become.

No.

Yes.

David...

We can go
someplace peaceful.

Utopia does not exist.

I could help you, then.

I could keep you away from
the people and places where the creature might appear.

With your visions?

Yes.

Even if it was possible,

it's only a matter of time
before McGee finds me.

He's not going to be
a problem for you anymore.

Oh, you don't know McGee.

He'll never quit.

David, I tried to tell him.

By tomorrow, Jack McGee
may not be alive.

Any more questions?

One or two more.

You and Robbie were members
of the same gang, right? The Renegades?

(SCOFFS) It's a club.

Ah.

How many members
in your club?

Six.

That's six
besides you and Robbie?

No.

Six including you and Robbie?

Very exclusive club.

Now then,
four of the Renegades

were seen by
quite a few witnesses at the bowling alley.

But you

were home
sick that night.

Yeah.

And yet, according
to the police report,

we have only your mother
as witness to that.

DAVID: Now, Annie,
you're sure this is the place? That's the picture?

Yes, that's it.
That's exactly what I saw.

All right, I want you to go
call the police right now, and tell them what you know.

But, David,
what if I'm wrong?

You've been right
too many times to take a chance.

What do I tell them?
That I saw a vision?

No. This isn't a vision.
This is the truth, Annie. This is real.

So tell them that.
Tell them the truth!

All right.

So the fact is, there were
two members of the Renegades in the alley that night.

Robbie and you.

You were there,
weren't you, Johnny?

You saw the creature,
didn't you?

Did he pick up that board
and swing at Robbie?

It's all right, kid.
I don't care why you were...

It's all right.
Don't worry.

It was an accident,
wasn't it?

What's the difference?

You think the judge
will go easy on me

'cause I only meant
to smash a cop,

instead of my friend?

(GROANS)

Stop!

(ROARING)

(ROARS)

(TABLE CRASHING)

ANNIE: Wait!

(GROWLING)

(GROANS)

(SIRENS WAILING)

Don't worry about him.

He'll get away.

There's an ambulance
on the way.

COP: On your feet, kid.

MAN ON P. A: Transcontinental
bus service to New York,

now boarding at Gate 4.

I think you're making
the right decision, going back to the university.

As bad as it was when
I couldn't locate that little boy...

I guess the best doctors
lose patients, don't they?

But you did
save the others.

It's like there's this
cosmic tally sheet.

You have to try and
keep your life in balance.

And to do that, you have to
stay in there for the count.

I guess we all have
to be reminded of that every now and then.

David, if you need
to be reminded...

I know.

I can reach you
through Dr. Faulkner at the university.

In New York.

Who do I ask for?

My name is
Annie Cassidy.

Annie Cassidy.
Mmm-hmm.

You won't forget?

How could I?

Goodbye, David.

You be good to yourself.

Mmm-hmm.

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