All language subtitles for The.Walking.Dead.S10E01.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG

Man: Watch your ranks.
Watch your files.

Man: To the right.

And halt.

Drop.

Archers.

Retrieve!

Right. And march.

Man: Archers, regroup.

Formation. —and halt.

Aaron: Spears.

Thrust!

Aaron: Halt.

Woman: Open ranks.

- Hold on, Jerry.
- I'm tryin', boss.

Back up. Back up.

Michonne: It's about to get real, y'all.
Everyone, steady.

Fan out!

Hey, stay in your formations!
Remember your training!

On me.

Weirdest thing you ever pulled outta
one of these ghost ships... go.

Oh, that would definitely be
the crate full of hot—dog trophies.

Is that a euphemism?
What are you talkin' 'bout?

No.

Literally trophies
shaped like dancing hot dogs.

Okay. —I mean, I guess they...

They sorta looked euphemistic.

Okay.

- Do you need help with that?
- Um, no—...

You look like you need a strong woman
to help you with that—-

among other things.

I mean, y-yes, please.

Thank you.

Hey, Jules, um...

A—are you...
—yes, I am flirting with you

a little bit, Luke, yes.

Good. That's cool.

As am I with you.
—oh. Well, great.

Training was worth the trip.

- —Yeah, they did good.
- Mm—hmm.

Tara would've been proud.

Mm. Hope so.

It's good to bring the kids also,

let 'em see the ocean
for the first time.

Yeah, I know one idiot
that would've loved this.

Judith:
J' 15 miles on the erie canal j'

j' she's a good ol' worker
and a good ol' pal j'

j' 15 miles on the erie canal j'

It was a fun day
at the river today, huh, r.J.?

Yeah.

Let's see what you found.

J'j'

Kids found it by the estuary.

River must've carried it down.

Gabriel: What does it mean?
Are they back?

We don't know.

But Alexandria should go
on lockdown just in case.

Hold on.

We don't have evidence
to justify that.

My official recommendation is that
everyone should stay on alert

until further notice.

Eyes and ears open. That's it.

Copy that. Over and out.

Sounds good. Over and out.

I appreciate your caution,
and I get it,

but we do not need
to start a panic.

A lot of stuff washed up ashore
from the recent storm.

This might not mean anything.
—aaron: Or it might mean something.

Look, no one saw
Alpha's herd move out,

so maybe no one saw them
move back in.

But if there's a mask,

maybe there are other signs
of them out there.

We owe it to our people
to be sure.

I'll gather a group.
We'll leave in five.

I'm—a hang back for a bit.

I'll catch up.

Tell her not to leave again
without saying good-bye.

All right.

Michonne: Okay, let's split up.

You see any sign of them,
call it in.

J'j'

Aaron: Michonne... —yeah.

Are we the good guys?

Why would you ask that?

I think about it a lot.

We're the villains
of someone else's story,

a threat to their survival,

so dangerous they threaten
to wipe us out.

Makes you wonder sometimes.

I don't give a shit about the whisperers
or where they stand.

I'm not just talking
'bout the whisperers.

Michonne: Anything?

Yumiko on radio: Nothing so far.

Luke on radio: Nada over here.

You know, we may never
find an answer to this.

They cover their tracks.

If there's a mask,
there's a reason.

Come on.

Hey! Shit. Come on.

Whoa.

Watch their hands!

Damn it.

Duck!

Well, that was stupid.

We agreed not
to cross their borders

or to start anything
without a reason.

I lost Rick on a...

If it was them,
you could've died.

And it wasn't them,
and you could've died.

For what?

We've all been acting
like this is normal...

Holding our breaths for months.

This isn't normal.

We have to keep our cool,
or they win.

I've been keeping my cool
my whole life.

I've always been the nice guy,

the good samaritan.

But the thing is, Eric is dead.

Jesus is dead.

And I'm goddamn sick
of bein' nice.

Well, good,
'cause nice never got me anywhere.

But smart did.

They have a nuclear weapon,
and we don't.

It's not about being nice or good

or anything
but keeping our people alive

and not having them die
over nothing.

Believe me...

I hate this, too.

We should get back before dark.

We didn't find anything.
We're circling back.

Yumiko: Hold on.
There's something you all should see.

It's a campsite.

Couple people.
What am I missing?

This is not what
we wanted to show you.

Luke: Campers must've got into
a fight with these walkers, right?

Or maybe the two things
aren't connected.

Looks like he's been here
for a while.

Aaron: A skin.

So at least one of 'em has been on
our side of the border at some point.

Yeah, but when?

And what the hell happened here?

Michonne: I can see
what's coming unless we stop it.

Fear is dangerous.

It can drive us apart again.

And we're gonna need to
squash it before it starts.

But fear can also keep us safe.

I forgot that on the bridge.

I was telling you to be smart,
not afraid.

I've been thinking about
what you said earlier,

'bout who we've become,
who we are.

And the truth is...

We are the good guys.

And I know
who Rick and Carl were...

And Eric and Jesus, too.

We have to choose
to be the good guys

even when it's hard.

And... the minute

that we start to question that

and we lose sight of it,

that's when the answer
to that question starts to change,

and that's scarier
than any skin mask.

Judith: And the brave man
rode the horse very, very far,

trying to lead
the gigantic herd away.

But after a while,
the horse got scared and ran away,

leaving the brave man all alone.

So the brave man walked
all by himself to the bridge.

Remember how he built the bridge
for all his friends?

Yeah.
—well, the millions of walkers

followed the brave man
onto the bridge,

and on the other side,
all his friends were waiting.

The brave man couldn't let the walkers
reach his friends and hurt them,

so he blew up the bridge,

and all the walkers fell into the water
and he saved all his friends.

The end.
—did the brave man go to

his friend's house after that?
—no.

He died and went to heaven.

R.j.: Will he come back someday,
like the walkers?

Judith: No, not like that.

But people, like the brave man,
are never really gone anyway.

He lives inside our hearts
and makes us brave, too.

Hey.

Is anybody gonna say hi?

-Hi, mom.

Michonne: Come on.

Hi. Ooh.

You, too, baby girl. Come here.

I know, I know. Mm.

Hi.

Mama, I didn't like it
when the brave man died.

Why did he do that?

Well...

There are some people
that you love so much

that you would do
anything for them,

just like I would do
anything for you

and for Judith.

And my dad?

Yes. And your dad.

All right, bring it back in.
Come on.

Woman: What is that?
—woman #2: What is it?

- Is that a meteor shower?
- —michonne: Get back.

-I see it. —oh, I see it now.

Woman: What is that?

Michonne, Eugene's on the radio.

He needs to talk to you now.

Kids found it by the estuary.
River must've carried it down.

What does it mean?

Are they back?

Aaron: We don't know.

But Alexandria should go
on lockdown just in case.

Michonne: Hold on.

We don't have evidence
to justify that.

My official recommendation

is that everyone should stay on alert
until further notice.

I that I hung on in there I

I it must have been
the will of god j'

j' I do declare j'

I I'm so thankful I

I that I hung on in there I

I it must have been
the will of god j'

j' I do declare j'

I I'm so thankful I

I that I hung on in there I

I it must have been
the will of god j'

j' I do declare j'

I I'm so thankful I

I that I hung on in there I

j' it must have been the will of god j'

J' I do declare j'

copy that.

Over and out.

J' I was being used j'

j' for a stepping stone j'

I that I could see j'

five minutes and 16 seconds.
Not more, not less.

So if I were to heat the milk up

for, like,
five minutes and 18 seconds...

I have rigged the kitchen timer
to go off at precisely five and 16

so such a scenario
will not come to pass.

Furthermore,
I've taken the Liberty

of charting her feedings
and diaper changes.

She is very regular. Congratulations.

Eugene, she's a baby,
not a science experiment.

You can't boil people down
to charts and graphs.

No, you know what? I'll take it.

Might not use it all
or, like, any of it,

but thanks.

You know, ever since everyone
got those damn radio setups, Eugene,

this one's been doing
nothing but talking.

You gotta move that thing
outta the house.

Hey, man, is everything okay?

Lydia: "Yes, the girl said.

I have rec..."

"Received."

I've gone my whole life
without reading.

I don't see the point
in learning how to do it now.

It'll open
a whole new world for you.

And you're picking it up so quick.
You're a natural.

There's nothin' natural about this.

Gabriel: We need the room.

Should she be here for this?

Negan: Hey, kid.

Everything okay?

Fine.

Exactly the same as it was
20 minutes ago.

What was the big meeting for?

And why are folks
givin' you the side eye?

Same folks eyein' you.

What have you done in the past however
many years you've been here, huh?

Brandon: Negan.

Get back to work, sir.

Hey, you're supposed
to keep your distance.

They're on alert.

Why?

Someone found a skin.

What does "alert" mean?

You've been here longer.

You tell me.

It means watch your back, kid.

Hey, boss.

There you go.

Oh, hmm? Trippy, right?

Okay, you chill.

I'll be right back.

Dante: Jefe?

Earth to El jefe.

There you are, jef.

Dante.

What are you doing here?

Dude, your spawn
was screaming bloody murder.

I could hear it
down in the infirmary.

I just... —oh, shit.

I wanted to make sure
you were cool.

Hey.

You cool?

Just, you know, dealing with...

Household pests and shit.

Good thing I got to town
in time for you to play house.

I reorganized the meds.

Infirmary's humming.

Might've earned my keep
for the day.

Though, who are we kidding?

We're like gods
in the apocalypse.

By the way,
this yellow—alert business,

damn.

So what's with this whisperers thing?

You wanna get a room?

Excuse me?

The way you're starin' at my mouth

is makin' me warm and tingly inside.

Kiss me already. Shit.

So tempting.

Yeah.

But, uh, I need
to get this kid to sleep.

- So thank you for checking on me.
- —yeah.

Anytime, man.

Or should I say "god"?

I'm surprised you knocked off
work early.

I thought you couldn't get enough
of the great outdoors.

It's starting.

Listen, if you've got something to say,
can you just please get to the point?

Because I don't have time today.

-Seriously. —aw, gabey boy,

why don't you just
nestle in below me

and let me baby bird
a little bit of my wisdom

into that pretty
little mouth of yours?

You see,
people tend to get mixed up on

about who they hate.

Yesterday,
I was public enemy number one.

Now?

Well, now I'm the guy

that picks the vegetables
and takes out the trash.

I'm okay with that.

For now, at least.

But until this whole thing passes,

I'm gonna keep my head down
so people don't move me

from the proverbial
semi- "us" category

to the category of "them."

That's not what's happening here.

I didn't say it is.

I said that it will.

You see, the boogeyman just stuck
his gnarly skin—covered mask

out from behind that closet door,

and people are putting
their shittin' pants back on

because pants—shittin'
is definitely happening.

Now, with this, uh, alert shit,

all I'm seeing is indecision.

Now, you ask me,
you gotta make 'em feel secure,

even if it's just for show.

Sorta like how you have a guy
following me around

with a spear all day
in case I suddenly decide

I'm gonna brain somebody
with a tomato.

So you're telling me to lie?

That's your advice?

That's your regurgitated
bird wisdom?

No, not lie.

At most, I'm talking about
a little strategic omission,

maybe minor misleading.

Think of it as using the truth
to manipulate.

But, hell, at the end of the day,

if that's what keeps people alive,

what's the harm?

Lock the gates for the night,

and let's double up security
at the walls.

Alexandria to oceanside.
Come in, oceanside.

- Please, pick up.
- Rachel: Oceanside copies.

- This is Rachel.
- —this is Eugene.

I need to speak with Michonne
and any of the community leadership

at 0.8. Right away.

Something of grave importance
is about to happen.

Kids found it by the estuary.
River must've carried it down.

Gabriel: What does it mean?

Are they back?

Woman: Pull!

Crap. Heads up, kel.

Woman: Little further!

Heads up behind you, kel.

Watch your step...

Woman: All right, let it drop.

Sorry.

You ever wonder
why they call bird shit "guano"?

Nah.

I just call it bird shit.

Yeah.

Me, too.

You know somethin',
when I worked in a zoo,

birds used to scare
the hell out of me.

Lions, tigers, no problem.

There's a kind of sense
to the way big cats operate.

But ostriches?

Those things'll disembowel you
for lookin' at 'em sideways.

You gotta eat more birds,
show 'em who's boss.

Wonder what seagull tastes like.

Not chicken.

Hi. Hi, buddy. Hi.

Uh...

No, he just likes you better.

Right?

Hi. Hi.

Good dog.

Really?

Hey.

Carol.

Hey. —hey.

- It's good to see you.
- You, too.

You look good. —thanks.

-Sorry, um, excuse me. —yeah.

Did ya miss me?

- —Not really.
- I'll take that.

So, how was it out there?

Work till you feel like
your back's gonna break,

then you work some more,

and at the end of the night,
you fall down and sleep like the dead

on a deck under the stars.

It's the best.

You find what you were lookin' for?

Oh, then we sailed down south
to this dock

where oceanside's been
picking up letters from Maggie.

Wasn't anything there.
Hasn't been for a while.

It's been a while
since I heard from ya.

I told you, fishing's hard.

That's not what I mean.

You were looking for her,
weren't ya?

- —No.
- Mm—hmm.

Honestly, no.

Tried to forget
everything that happened.

It was good.

And if we're lucky, we'll never have to
think about those skin freaks ever again.

What?

We found one of their masks today.

Okay.

Michonne just took a group out
looking for signs of 'em.

You wanna go?

No.

I'm only—— I'm only here
till the next boat heads out.

All right.

So, what you wanna do?

Carol:
Never been through here before.

Yeah, we just cleared it out
to get around the river border.

Faster. —hang on.

I had that one.

Well, you're supposed to call it.

You didn't call it.

Don't wanna play with you anymore
if you cheat every time.

I'm not cheating.

Watch their hands.

Stop. —why?

It's one of her borders.

They're walkers.
We can still get the deer.

No, it's too late.

Why are we still respecting borders

we never agreed to
when Alpha isn't even here?

- Can we just forget about them already?
- —It's too late.

That deer could've fed 200 people.

I'm sorry I pissed you off.

I'm sorry you pissed me off, too.

Well, there's no reason
to start shit if we don't gotta.

After the storm,
we all agreed to that.

That's why it's just as well
that I left.

Yeah, I've been
thinking about that.

Why don't you come on home now?

I'm a sea dog, man.

Would you get off my ass
before I put you on yours?

Sorry if I didn't want my best friend
to spend her whole life on a boat.

Best friend? What are you, ten?

Whatever.

Should we have
matching bracelets now?

Oh, god, forget it.

No, I could make some
with fisherman's twine.

Decorate 'em.

It'll be really cute
with tiny, little seashells.

Oh, my god. I take it back.

No, what's your favorite color?
Green? Blue?

Black. Definitely black.

I got an idea.
Why don't we eat and not talk?

Should we make a matching collar for dog?

Daryl? —yeah?

You ever wonder
if this is all there is?

Just run into people,

kill each other until
whoever's left says enough?

Sometimes I think we're just surviving
one fight to the next.

It was like that for you and me
before all this.

Yep.

There's got to be people
out there like us.

Right?

I get what Maggie's doing
with Georgie.

I do.

Go out on the boat with me
this time.

Just run away together?

Be pirates. Heck yeah.

Nah.

Cooped up in those
little cabins all day?

That's not me.

Screw the boat.

We'll take your bike
and go out on the road.

Better.

Head out west.

New Mexico.

What the hell's in new Mexico?

People who weave bracelets.

No more fighting.

Just get on the bike and go,

see who's left.

Sounds good to me.

- —Magna: This is crazy. We can't do this.
- We don't have a choice.

If we get caught on their side
of the border, that's it, that's war.

It's a fire. Fires spread.
It could burn through our hunting grounds.

Or take out oceanside.

Michonne, are we doin' this?

- We gotta go now.
- Let's go. Come on.

We start on the outside, pushin.

It's gonna be along night, son.

Along, hot night.

Aaron: As soon as you clear your area,
move to the ends.

Keep digging.

We've gotta get this done
before the fire jumps spine.

Man: Come on. —God damn it.

Magna.

Magna.

Magna. —magna: What?

You're spinning out. —I'm fine.

No, you're not. What's wrong?

Look around.

- Where we going?
- —to the fire line.

Grab your bucket.

All right, everybody clear back.
Clear back.

We need to back-burn the stray
fuel by the control line

-so the fire can't spread.
—yumiko: Let's light it up.

Yo, boss.

- Not your boss, Jerry.
- Pace yourself maybe.

It's gonna take a minute.

Fire was the beginning
of the end for the kingdom.

We're not letting that happen
to oceanside.

You okay, boss?

Let me take point
in this round, okay?

Cyndie: I'm outta water.

Daryl: I'm out.

Man: Hey! Walkers coming in!

- —Man: On your six!
- Daryl.

Man: Bring the weapons.

Magna: Heads up!

Man: How many we got?

Woman: Come on!

Man: Let's stay on the fire.
Put it out.

Walkers!

There's too many!

Woman: Lead them to the fire!

Come on! Go, go!

Woman:
Hurry! They need some help!

Man: Here!

Man: Watch your back!

Man: There's too many of 'em!

Everyone,
stay clear of that tree!

It's gonna fall any minuto!

Man: Get back.

Michonne: Come on, come on.
Pack up and move.

Aaron:
Come on, let's go, let's go!

Eugene, let's go.

- I just need 20 minutes.
- You get zero.

- We gotta go now.
- —ten. Just ten.

We should excavate and transport
this satellite to our vehicles.

I believe there may be
invaluable technological implications

for our communities
if I'm able to retrieve

any of the useful bits from inside.

I'm not asking. —oh, my god.

Yumiko, Luke, magna,
everybody, come on.

We're helping with the satellite.
Five minutes and out.

Hey, uh, eugenius,
what about radiation, man?

Uh, there's radiation
all around us.

Certainly,
there's radiation from space,

but every one of us is already
infected with some kinda nasty

that changes us into epidermis
epicureans at point of r.I.P.

I mean, I don't understand
what you're talkin' about.

I got it, man.

No one's gettin' superpowers today.
I'm on it.

Cutting into my ten minutes.

All right.

We made the right choice.

Let's not push our luck.

Well, maybe this
buys us some goodwill.

This helps them, too.

We helped our people.

That's enough good
for me for now.

Where are Carol and Daryl?

You still wanna run away together?

Yeah.

Tomorrow.

Look, I need you to stay.

Just think about it.

Otherwise, I'm gonna have to
punch holes in all them boats.

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