All language subtitles for Mission Impossible s04e17 Chico.eng

Good morning, Mr. Phelps.

Six months ago, Ramon Prado,

one of the largest narcotics dealers
in Latin America,

bribed a courier for the
Pan-American Narcotics Agency

into giving him half of a microfilm

containing the names
of 16 agency undercover men.

Prado's half is useless by itself.

But two weeks ago,
his bitter underworld enemy,

Arturo Sandoval, contacted Prado
and announced he has the other half.

The two have been
attempting to arrange a truce

and thereby combine
both halves of the microfilm.

Your mission, Jim,
should you choose to accept it,

is to gain possession
of the microfilm

before Prado and Sandoval
can work out the terms of their truce,

one which would mean certain death
to the 16 PANA undercover agents

whose names are listed on the film.

As always, should you or any
of your IM Force be caught or killed,

the Secretary will disavow
any knowledge of your actions.

This tape will self-destruct
in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

He's right outside the door.

- Which one's he after?
- The black knight.

Stay, Chico. Stay.

Good boy, Chico.

Good boy.

Good boy. Thank you.

It's an oscillator.

Gives off sound waves far above
the range of the human ear.

Chico could hear it but we couldn't.

It's great, Barney.

Now, this is a plan
of Ramon Prado's estate.

Heavily guarded all around.

Prado has made millions
in drug traffic.

Most of it, he's invested
in rare stamps and coins.

This collection
is kind of his bank account.

He keeps it here, 20 feet underground
in an old bomb shelter.

It's a kind of combination
vault and gallery.

The air conditioning unit
is on the roof here, Barney.

Well, Jim, what about
getting through this passageway

that leads from the house
to the bomb shelter?

No. No way, Willy.

is in an anagrammatic code,
which can only be read

when one half of the list
is superimposed on the other half.

Now, Prado has put
his half of the list on a microdot

and concealed it on the face
of one of the stamps in his collection.

All you have to find out, Paris,
is which stamp.

I am Tito Alvarez.

Manuel Alvarez's cousin.

He's very, very sick today.

He asked me to come
to work for him.

On the telephone, you said
you were the first mate on a ship

that arrived
in Puerto Verde this morning.

That's right, mate.

The Kowloon Ranger
out of Hong Kong.

And that you have something you think
I might be interested in buying?

Yeah.

Have a dekko at this.

You recognise it?

The Xi Jiang Seven,

a stone coin discovered
in the Xi Jiang province in 1925.

It's believed to date
from about 1000 B.C.

The oldest known money
ever found.

That's right, mate.

As rare an item as
any coin collector ever laid eyes on.

How'd you get it?

Well, now, you ain't gonna believe this.

Now, I bought it for $10
off an old bloke in Hong Kong

who didn't know what he had.

You're right, I don't believe you.

Well, now, that don't really matter
that much, now, do it, mate, huh?

You take it from me,
the old geezer what had it,

he ain't gonna cause any trouble.

He wasn't worth a sack
the last time I saw him.

Suppose... Supposing I did want it?

How much are you asking?

Well, I'd...

I'd like to make a trade.

The Xi Jiang Seven for $200,000
worth of stamps from your collection.

- Not cash?
- No.

Stamps are easier
and safer to carry.

Of course, I've gotta be sure
you've got something I can sell

back in Hong Kong.

Where is your collection?

We're standing on it.

Come on.

Tell Sanchez to meet us
in the gallery.

I know a boss cocky in Hong Kong

who specializes in
middle 19th century British issues.

Buy most anything from that period.

Pay most any price.

Take a look at those over there.

I ain't never seen the likes of this.

Never.

Why, just these beauts alone
is worth over a million dollars.

I tell you what I'll do.

I'll settle for any four of these.

Except for the twopenny
Wellington Black,

you can take your pick.

Yeah.

Well, as a matter of fact,
the bloke I mentioned earlier

has already got
a twopenny Wellington.

I assume you don't have
the Xi Jiang Seven with you, huh?

Come off it, mate.
Not very likely, huh?

But I can bring it around this arvo.
Say, around 5:00?

All right then, 5:00.

All right.

He says his name is Lewis Profett.

That he's the first mate on a freighter,
the Kowloon Ranger.

Check up on him.

I'd like to leave this letter
for Mr. Harry Snow.

Yes, sir.

That guy just going out.

- What about him?
- He left an envelope at the desk

for a man named Harry Snow.

Is he who I think he is?

The courier is not always
the same man

but he uses the same name.

Harry Snow is your contact.

What's he doing here
in Prado's territory?

Get the envelope.

Any mail for 420?

Looks like a telephone number.

Get me 253-081, please.

Prado residence.

Prado residence.

Victor.

Yes, señor?

Something is the matter
with the air conditioning.

Call someone to see
what's wrong with it.

Yes, señor.

Hello.

Yes.

Yes, this is Montez
Air Conditioning Company.

I will have a man there
in 20 minutes.

There is over $100,000 here.

"Andre, Armand. "

"Ernst Konrad. "

"Frederik Carson. "

The code name the courier uses
in the Balkans.

A valve in the water pump
was sticking.

- I guess that caused the trouble.
- You guess?

Well, either that or a thermostat.
But I think it was a valve.

Don't think. You make sure.

Good afternoon, Mr. Snow.

Who are you?
What are you doing in my room?

My apologies, but I had to confirm
the fact that you are the Harry Snow.

What do you mean, the Harry Snow?

I am Arturo Sandoval.

That supposed to mean something?

- Does it not?
- It does not.

I find that rather difficult to believe.

In spite of the fact that you may
be relatively new to your organisation,

your employers
would have briefed you about me.

What organisation?
What employers?

I don't know who you're looking for, but
you've obviously got the wrong man.

Now, tell him to drop it.

No, you are the Harry Snow.

However, there is one thing wrong.
You are in Ramon Prado's territory.

And I wish to know why.

All right, I am here to talk to Prado.

My friends in the States are thinking
about doing business with him

instead of you from now on.

Why?

They trust him.

Not me? What have I done?

Now talk.

Looks clear to me.

I'll see what
the temperature reads now.

It's down to 78 degrees.

Well, then everything's all right.

Now, just what is it
you are accusing me of?

I'm not accusing you of anything.

I'm just trying to tell you
how my friends feel.

Put yourself in their position.

The undercover agents
haven't touched you

but they've been hitting
Prado's operation more and more.

So they assume
I have made a deal?

Well, you've refused to cooperate
with Prado on the microfilm.

That doesn't help anybody
but the Narcotics Agency.

That is a lie. Prado knows that I will put
my half of the list together with his

any time he is
willing to meet my price.

Yeah, but your price is too high.
You'll put him out of business.

Mr. Sandoval, I was sent here
to talk to Prado

but if you want some advice,
I'll give it to you.

Well?

Stop trying to sandbag Prado.

Cooperate with him. Put your half
of the list together with his,

find who the undercover agents are
and put them out of commission.

You'll both profit.

And if I refuse to do so?

Well, you won't get another dime's
worth of business from my friends.

I can find plenty of other customers.

Sure you can.

As long as you're around
to look for them.

Am I to take that
as a threat on my life, Mr. Snow?

You would if you knew my friends
as well as I do.

Here it is.

- A twopenny Wellington Black.
- Must be.

Prado was willing to give up stamps
worth two and three times

as much as the Wellington.

- Willy, set up the press.
- Right.

Prado residence.

This is Arturo Sandoval.

I want to talk to Prado.

One moment.

- Hello, Prado?
- What is it, Sandoval?

I want to see you.

Unless you've got something new
to tell me,

let's not waste any time.

I have just had a meeting
with Harry Snow. You know the name.

So?

I think we can
come to an agreement.

Make it 6:00 here at my place.

I'll be there.

Six o'clock. That gives you
less than an hour

after we get to Prado's to get
the stamp out of the bomb shelter.

- And get it back.
- Can you do it?

Do we have a choice?

Satisfied?

No, not quite.

Hey.

What are you doing, mate?

The real Xi Jiang Seven
weighs 2.2 grams.

This one, 2.7. Sanchez.

Oh, now, wait.
Wait just a minute, mate.

If that coin's not fair dinkum,
then I didn't know it.

I swear. I didn't know it.

You are a liar. You're not the
first mate on the Kowloon Ranger.

The ship docked one hour
after you visited me this morning.

Search him.

Look, I...

I can explain that.

Yes, so can I.

You used the fake Xi Jiang Seven
to gain entry to my place.

Then you offered to trade
the coin for the stamps,

hoping to get a chance
to substitute this forgery

for the real Wellington Black.

Now, why...?
Why the Wellington Black?

Oh, you see, mate.

That was the only one I could forge.

That's a lie.

All right, all right, all right.

I wanted the Wellington

because I know what's on it.

Get rid of him.

Now, wait a minute,
wait a minute, wait a minute.

Maybe...

Maybe we can still do
some business.

What are you talking about?

The other half of the list.

What about
the other half of the list?

I've got it.

You're lying again.

How can you be sure?

Because the man who's got
the other half of the list

will be here at 6.

You're wrong, Prado.

The man with the other half of the list
is standing right here.

Right now.

Somebody set you up, mate.

Now,

if you've got the microfilm,

how'd you get it?

Well...

- I bought it off a bloke in Hong Kong...
- How...?

All right, all right.

I've been working with
your buyers in the States

and I got a tip
on the agent that was carrying it

and where he was headed.

And I was there to meet him.

Where is it now?

In the safe at the hotel.

But...

I'm the only one that can get it.

I see.

Sanchez, go with him and get it.

Oh, when?

When do we talk price?

When I see what you've got.

I don't suppose
I've got much choice, do I?

No, you don't.

- Yes?
- Señor Harry Snow is at the gate.

He wants to see you, señor.

Harry Snow?

All right, I'll see him in my study.

All clear.

Attaboy, Chico.

Good boy.

Good boy, Chico.

Stay, Chico.

Good boy.

Stay.

Stay, Chico.

Good boy, Chico.

I came early, Mr. Prado,

because I wanna talk to you
about Sandoval.

What about him?

Didn't you ever wonder

why the Narcotics agents are
hurting you more than they are him?

Of course I have.

But...

...I'm a man who prefers
to keep his speculations to himself.

And since I think the question
will be answered this afternoon,

I see no point in theorizing about it.

Here.

Quiet, Samson.

He isn't moving.

The other dog is frightening him.

Go on, Chico. Go on, boy.

Sorry, I guess the dog
made me nervous.

Go on, Chico, go on.

Good boy, Chico, good boy.

I want an envelope
I left in the safe, please.

Your receipt, señor?

Good boy, Chico.

Good boy. Drop it. Drop it.

Stay.

Stay.

Here we are, señor.

Come in.

What is it?

Señor Sandoval is at the gate.

He's ten minutes early.

All right, let him in.

Pick it up.

Hold it.

Good boy, Chico.

Good boy, Chico.

You are early.

The grille over the duct didn't open.

This way, gentlemen.

The electric door must be
jamming the signal.

I'll have to find a new frequency.

Now, here's my half of the list.

Where is yours?

Stay, Chico. Stay, boy.

Come on, Chico.

Come on.

There's nothing there.
That's alphabet soup.

What's the meaning of this, Prado?

Some kind of a stupid joke
you're trying to play.

One of you is lying.

That is quite obvious.
But which one?

We'll find out real soon.

What's this?

You'll see.

So, Sandoval.

So many mysteries
are so simply explained.

No. No, that is not true.

How your operation ran so well and...

That is a lie.

- Mine had so many problems
with the Narcotics Agency.

I'm indebted to you, sir.

I'll leave him with you.

No, no, no. Wait.

Listen, someone has
tricked both of us.

I'll talk to you later, Mr. Prado.

Now, you get out of here.

Don't you ever come back.

Let him go.

Now, Prado.

Now, listen to me.

I swear.
Someone is making fools of us.

You must believe me.

That is the only explanation
for my name being on the list.

Sandoval, I prefer
my own explanation.

Sanchez.

Prado, please.

Prado.

Operator, give me the police.

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