All language subtitles for The Rifleman S04E11 Long Gun from Tucson

Well, there's one thing
about the long gun,

Tears up what it hits.

Kinda discourages the other
fella's trigger finger

When he's dyin'.

Holliver! Holliver, we got
something workin' for us.

North fork's deserted, the
marshal an' most o' the town

People are over in twin creek
at some kind o' centennial.

Well, I don't know as I like
that, playin' to empty seats,

As the sayin' goes.

Look, never mind about the
empty seat.

With most of the townfolk over
a day's ride away from us,

The timing's perfect for us!

Well, I kinda dispute that
any time is perfect

For killin' a man, deecie.

We'll ride in like always,
take it slow an' easy.

Pick our man, watch 'im do
a bit o' sweatin' tonight.

Could you forget about the
sweatin' for once, huh?

An' let's just play it safe!

Look, you want your kicks,

Get it in the saloon when
this thing's over.

Well, you might call it a
vice, deecie,

Watchin' a man sweat,

But then again you might say
I'm doin' a good turn,

Lettin' a man live the night
out after seein' john holliver,

After knowin' the time has come
for him to meet his creator.

So let's go kill us a man,
do it real nice,

So the folks of
north fork will remember us.

Well, got it done already?

Well, I've been gettin' a lot
o' help from jeffrey these days.

Before breakfast he had it
broken down,

Barrel reamed an' a
new spring cut.

That's fine, henry, you're
teachin' your boy a good trade.

Well, you know, lucas,
a man likes to try

An' pass things on to his son.

What's wrong?

Holliver.

Holliver? John holliver?

That's him, with one of his men.

Town kind o' grew a mite.

Seems more like a graveyard
than a town.

Oh, now, that's just a state
of mind, deecie.

To a man who's conscience lets
him sleep on an easy pillow,

It's a nice, quiet,
peaceful town.

I've never seen 'im before,

Heard about 'im though,
havin' his share of gunfights.

You can't call 'em gunfights,
lucas, they're executions.

Holliver is an executioner,
so many dollars a head.

He made us wait, five years...

But he meant it
when he said he'd be back.

Made you wait for what?

That must be the rest
of his men.

Somebody in north fork
is sure gonna die, lucas.

Henry, what happened
five years ago?

Hey-

What's the matter, eddie?

Nothin', lucas, nothing.

Nothin'? You look like
you got trouble.

Yeah, well...Holliver comin'
back here means only one thing.

He'll be leavin' us with
somebody to bury.

What happened five years ago,
eddie?

Henry waller was too upset
to go into it.

Well, holliver came
to town alone,

Killed a 19-year-old boy.

Picked a fight with 'im
an' then made it seem

Like the boy had pulled
his gun on 'im.

No, it was murder, lucas,
pure murder.

What happened then?

Well, we...Couldn't officially
charge holliver with anythin',

So we ran 'im out of town
on a rail.

I don't know how we ever
got up the nerve,

Unless it was because there
were so many of us,

An'...Holliver was alone,

But we must've been loco
that night.

Knowin' holliver to be
a professional killer an'-

Why did he wait five years if
he'd been wantin' to get even?

That's what I don't understand.

I don't know, lucas,
I just don't know.

Well, eddie, you know, until
he proves himself more than

Just a peaceful traveler,
there's nothin' much I can do.

I just can't sit waitin',
not when the time's so right.

Deecie, I'm thinkin' you're
livin' only 50 percent

Of your life.

That hurry up way o' yours

Takin' half the spice out
o' your wakin' moments.

We're takin' too many
chances lately,

It's getting' to be like
a game with you.

If you take life serious,
deecie,

You're sure to come out
losin', be unhappy at the best.

Lucas, who's holliver
really after?

He doesn't have to be after
anybody, nils.

Those two just aren't
standin' out there.

We're havin' a meetin' in my
livery stable in 20 minutes.

Everybody's stickin' together
on this.

No harm in that,
good idea, in fact.

That is if holliver is really
here with his eye on someone.

Lucas, will you back us?

That's my job,
until micah gets back.

Thanks.

Don't sand too hard, mark.

You know, you can always take
the wood down more,

But you can't put on what you
take off by accident.

I am being careful, jeffrey.

Henry, I-

Uh, maybe you better run along
now, jeffrey,

An' get supper
for you an' mark.

All right, pa.

Your mother left everythin'
fixed,

Just cut up the meat
an' heat the gravy.

I know what to do.

See you in the mornin', pa.

Get a good night's sleep,
son.

Eddie told me what happened
five years ago.

Now, maybe holliver
is just passin' through

Town an'...Isn't lookin' for
anymore trouble than you are.

No, no. No, holliver would
never come back to north fork

Unless he intended to get even.

What got into me that night?

I knew he was an evil man,
a killer.

Why didn't I mind my own
business?

Henry, you can't blame-

Nils talked me into joinin'
that night,

He had no right to
take advantage of me.

I'm a sick man, I was sick then,
it wasn't fair!

Holliver was lookin' right
at me that night,

When they were tyin'
'im to the rail.

He'd remember me.

Might even think
I was the ringleader.

But they knew I wasn't well,
they knew it!

If they wanted to be so brave
an' ride a killer out of town

On the rail, why didn't they go
ahead an' do it?

Instead of involvin' a sick man.

Henry, pull yourself
together.

Henry: What makes a man a
coward, lucas?

Oh, nobody can call you
a coward for being afraid

Of a man like holliver.

It isn't only holliver,
I've always been afraid...

From the time that I remember
considering myself a man.

a man...

I make a mockery of the word.

There isn't a person
in north fork

Who hasn't the greatest respect
for their gunsmith, that's you!

I said I was a coward,
lucas, I am.

Nobody can blame a sick man
for-

A sick man!

You know these pills
that I'm always taking,

That doctor burrage gives me?

Sugar pills.

Well, I don't understand.

Well, doctor burrage
understands.

Henry, I'll have a talk
with holliver,

Maybe find out what's
on his mind, all right?

yes, yes, you do
that. He's over in the saloon.

An' if he came here for me,

You tell him that there
are others

In town who had more to do
with what happened that night

Than I did!

You tell him that eddie and nils
and tom barrett

Were more to blame!

Oh, I'm so sorry, lucas.

Meet me over at the livery
stable with the other men.

I'll...Be there when I'm
finished talking with holliver.

And, henry... Calm yourself
down, huh?

Mr. Holliver, my name is mccain,
lucas mccain.

Deecie. Sit.

Thank you.

Deputy marshal of this peaceful
hamlet, I hear.

Until our regular marshal
gets back, yes.

Some folks are wondering about
your business in town.

I'm back to collect
something, mr. Mccain.

Town owes me,
come back to collect.

Exactly what do you intend
to collect?

Well, you might call it
self-respect.

As marshal here, I don't figure
you'd have any objections

To a man standing up for his
self-respect.

Depends on your meaning.

An affair of honor, sir.

I'm here to ask satisfaction
from the town of north fork.

A town is made up of people,
mr. Holliver.

True. So is an old man
who wants his name

To go on solid to the grave.

I'm asking that a representative
of this town

Meet me in the street at sun up.

You know very well none of
the men who chased you

From this town is capable
of facing a gunfighter.

Rode me from town, mr. Mccain.
Rode, not chased.

Kinda like that record straight.

I'm curious, holliver,

Why did you wait five years
to come back here?

I knew some of the folks
would be worried

I'd be coming back, mr. Mccain.

Didn't see no point of having
them stop worrying.

Holliver, you're a man with
a twisted way of thinking,

So I'm not mincing any words. My
advice to you is to forget this,

Because if you don't,

I'll be on that street
when you walk out at sun up.

Well, now, I wasn't figurin' on
facing no marshal, mr. Mccain.

But if you see it fitting for
you to take the town's part,

I guess I'll just have
to go along.

My boys will be there to see
I get a fair shake.

There'll be other men behind
me on the street, too.

Better think twice before
carrying this

Any further, holliver.

mr. Mccain, sun up.

Well, it's all set, lucas.

We've agreed we'll stand behind
the one holliver goes for.

Well, holliver and I just had
a few hot words.

He's expecting me to meet him
in the street tomorrow,

To represent the town
to...Recoup his so called honor.

You, lucas?

Um-huh.

But you were never involved!

Luke, you mean holliver
didn't remember any one of us?

There's no one man he had his
mind set on?

If he had, I imagine he would
have said so.

It was...Dark, that night.

I'll bet holliver never had a
good look at any one of us.

Yeah, we've sure been doing
a lot of worryin' for nothing.

There's still worryin' to do,
eddie,

Just how we're gonna handle
holliver and his men tomorrow.

But we've got...Four guns
against his four,

I don't think holliver figured
on a group of folks

Standing up against him.

Is something wrong?

You said you had words with
him, lucas,

Well, I kinda see it like a
personal thing between holliver

And the marshal now,
not against town folks.

I thought you told me you
were gonna stick together

No matter who holliver
came here for?

If he came after one of us,
lucas, yes, but...

You an' holliver having words!

Well, uh, maybe you should have
honeytalked him and avoided

We ain't gunhands, lucas.

We were just sticking together
for our...Own protection.

Yeah, eddie's right, luke.

Fighting ain't our job.

Are you trying to tell me you
are leaving me to face holliver

And his men alone tomorrow
morning?

They can't be blamed, lucas,
fighting isn't their business.

Neither is it mine, henry.

But you are the marshal while
micah's gone.

It isn't that I wouldn't help
you if I could, lucas,

But, well, I'm a sick man,
I-

I often wonder what's in a man's
mind his last night.

Holliver, I couldn't care less.

But this business of warning a
man,

And then watching him sweat,

It's really gonna cost
you some day.

That's done for a purpose,
deecie.

When a man sweats the night
through,

He just isn't the same laddie
in the morning.

I'd say by morning mr. Mccain's
gonna be mighty fidgety.

Yes, sir, mighty fidgety.

I thought you an' jeffrey were
getting ready for bed about now?

Pa, jeffrey an' me heard
about what happened and I-

You must despise me, lucas.

Lucas, if I could help, if I
really could help, I would help.

I want you to believe that.

Don't you think it would be
better

If you stop talking about it?

It's a pretty difficult thing
to...Justify cowardice.

You were right, lucas,
absolutely right.

Pa, what I wanted to say before
is that, I mean...

I know I'm still a boy,

But maybe I'm old enough
to use a gun now.

You're not old enough, mark.

But, pa-

I said you're not old enough
to handle a gun!

Now get jeffrey an' go on out
to the waller house.

And don't come back to town till
I send for you, you understand?

Yes, sir.

Mark!

Come here, son.
Come here.

Some day you'll be standing
alongside me,

The two of us together,
both of us men.

But right now you've got
something coming first,

A growing up time.

Growing up time?

Hmm.

You see, son, a man either has
a time to look back on,

Or he doesn't have it.

It's a, well, it's an awfully
nice time.

When you see an old man
dozing in the sun, and he looks

Like he's smiling, well, he's...

Thinking back on his growing up
time.

Thinking back and living
it all over again.

Mark, I want you
to have that time.

I want you to be a boy
while you are a boy,

I don't want you doing man
things.

It's really very important.

And then when you are
a lot older,

An' you begin thinking back
instead of ahead,

Well, you'll know what I mean.

Goodnight, son.

Goodnight, pa.

Jeffrey: Can you sleep, mark?

No.

I can't either.

I guess we'll have to stay here
till it's over.

Well, my pa wouldn't like it
if...

If I were if I were to
show up in town.

Well, you know, we can... Hear
the gunshots from here, though.

I guess so.

Mark, it ain't like my pa's
afraid,

Well, he handles a gun real
good.

So it ain't like he's afraid.
He's-

I didn't say anything like that.

I didn't say nothing like that,
jeffrey.

It's just, well, he's so sick.

I mean if my pa was better,
he would help your pa tomorrow,

An' not leave him out there
alone!

Well, I'm- I'm sorry, mark,
I'm real sorry.

It does me good, mccain,
to see north fork boasting

A one soul with a little bit
of backbone.

Kinda strengthens my faith
in my fellow man.

You may be calling this turn,
holliver, but make no mistake,

You're calling whether you live
or die.

Well, I guess either way,
the town will be rememberin' me.

That's kinda important to me,
mr. Mccain.

Looks like the sheep
have grown horns.

Well, I expect we might as well
call the whole thing off.

Nice sound, "waller and son".

It makes me feel kinda proud,
pa.

No more proud than me, son.

"waller and son". Gee, pa,
that makes them partners.

That's right.

and that gives me an
idea!

Well, why don't we put a
sign like that on our barn?

You think we need a sign,
partner?