All language subtitles for Batwoman3E10SIP

previously on "batwoman"...

ever since the joker
pressed that buzzer

to your head,
you haven't been
the same,

and i need to fix you.

what are you doing?

-aah! aah!
-taking initiative.

how about we kill
your two little
sidekicks

at the same time,
hmm?

ryan: do you think
we should hook him up to fluids?

luke: not unless you
want him to wake up.

jada: another jolt would
reawaken his empathy.

i have spent millions
looking for the buzzer,

but no one's seen it.

renee: 10 years,
and suddenly, it's
like yesterday.

what were you thinking
would happen when
you freed me?

i wasn't. i got
wrapped up in the moment
and seeing you.

i thought the water
would revive me.

i need to get
my strength back.

man: hey. hello?

-get away from me!
-aah!

oh, little sister...

what have you done?

maybe that will get
you out of your head.

you found me.

no.

you found me.

[grunting]

[coughs]

what?

what is
happening? ugh. unh!

this is so not me.

you underestimate
yourself, mary,

just like your friends
always have.

what the hell's
going on?

i need you to shh.

hello.

i'm dr. hamilton.

do you know who i am?

of course.
harold marlowe,

ceo of gotham united
healthcare.

we didn't just kidnap
a rando.

this was a focused,
specific abduction--

get to the point.
too many words

gets a little
mustache-twirly.

here's the thing, harry.

i've treated tons
of patients,

single moms, students,
the unhoused.

you know what they
all have in common?

please. please.

[groaning]

they all have claims
denied by you.

please.

[gagging]

perhaps if you spent
a little more time

in nature, you might
have the chance

to put yourself
in their shoes.

imagine you're the dad
of a kid

whose treatment
isn't covered

so you work two extra jobs.

your kid gets
sicker and sicker.

you get poorer and poorer.

please, please.

you lose your home,

you're living
in your car,

you're drowning
in a lifetime of debt,

-aah! aah!
-and suddenly,

just having a sick kid
seems like a day off.

[screaming]

woman: ♪ pretty little
fires burn ♪

♪ i will make it hurt

damn, that felt good.

[muffled screams continue]

that was epic.
did you rehearse that?

ohh. i've been dealing
with the horrors

of the gotham healthcare
system for a while now,

but i think that you just
unlocked something.

you found
your calling, doc.

i get it now.
justice, using this gift

to level
the playing field.

now the press is gonna
label you a villain,

they're gonna call you
unhinged, use way
too many puns,

but if you just do
what feels right,

-they can't stop you.
-yeah. pam...

your nose.
it's happening again.

woman: ♪ i will make it...

i didn't even do
the heavy lifting.

here.

i can take it.

go ahead.

woman:
♪ pretty little fires burn

♪ i will make it hurt

[moaning]

ahh.

thank you, mary.

no problem.

woman: ♪ i will make it hurt

you ok?

i'm fine.

let's go.

♪ hurt

♪ pretty little fires burn

♪ i will make it hurt

yeah. hi.
we have a problem.

woman: ♪ hurt

pamela isley beckoned
mary all the way
from metropolis?

why didn't you
stop her?

believe me, i tried.

mary mind-roofied me.

and while a deep betrayal
at the time,

if i'm being honest,
i haven't slept that well

since i torched
mabel cartwright.

luke: hold up.
mary pheromoned you?

i thought you two
were buds.

and i thought you
were working out
of renee's,

but i got to say
i'm loving

this whole commuter
coffee shop vibe
you've got going on.

why should we trust
anything you say?

mmm. because i'm
in a gay bar

when i'm supposed to
be in santorini,

so, uh, you do
the math.

look. we couldn't
stop mary,

we got our asses kicked
by the o.g.,

so how do you suppose that
we stop two poison ivys

at the same time?

easy. you want to
kill a plant,

take away
its sunshine.

uh, not easy, seeing
as though none of us

can actually control
the weather.

she means renee.

we go after pam's
weakness.

you're gonna want to
get on that today,

asap, like,
10 minutes ago.

your deal with renee
for your freedom
was a scam,

which means you're
a wanted criminal.

you wouldn't risk
coming back here

unless there was something
deeper going on,

so what is it?

me? deep? heh.

there's no need
for insults.

besides...

we're running out
of time.

pamela: not gonna lie.
what you said

to that insurance sleaze
really hit home.

didn't take you for
a paying your premiums type.

heh. well, my
little brother had

really bad asthma
growing up,

and we didn't have
a lot of money,

so our mom got
super into plants,
herbal remedies.

a few years after
my brother got sick,

we learned that
our drinking water
had been poisoned

by the factory
up the hill.

the doctor said
it was a miracle

we weren't all
in the hospital.

my brother didn't
make it to his
13th birthday.

whoa.

i thought renee said
she'd pick us up
at the road.

she did.

ooh!

hey. i got the tickets.

i'm about 20 minutes away,
so pack up.

i'll swing by
to grab you.

where are we
packing for?

-miss us?
-apparently not since she's

leaving without
saying good-bye.

-tsk, tsk, tsk.
-what is this?

oh. this is us catching
you mid-betrayal

and reminding you we have
a binding contract, renee.

do you know what
that is?

gotham dam.

toured it
on a fourth grade
field trip.

let me guess.
you learned that it
supplies power

to over half
the industry
in gotham

and saves the city
money.

did they also tell
you that it's
responsible

for the extinction
of an entire species
of fish,

dried out river beds,
eroded farmlands?

to be honest, i wasn't
really paying attention.

no one is,
and then we wake up

in 50 years,
and our planet
is dead

because we killed it.

what are we doing here?

i wanted to show you
my passion project.

this dam feeds
into gotham's
industrial district.

the factory that killed
your brother.

one of them,

but there are
dozens more doing

the exact same thing,

finding loopholes
in regulations,

no consequences.

mary...

i brought you here

because i was hoping
you would help me,

help mother nature

drown gotham's industry
in her tears.

aw. are those too tight?

i'm not sure what you think
this will accomplish.

well, for one, you're
not getting on a plane
right now.

you're gonna tell us
where your girlfriend
took mary.

like i said, betraying pam
was the biggest mistake

of my life.

not doing it again.

it wasn't a mistake.
you said it yourself.

you saved hundreds
of lives

by putting her away,
and you know it.

it was the right move.

keep me here
as long as you want.

i'm sure the owners
of this place will find it

great for business.

sophie: they are the owners
of this place.

-hey.
-hey.

h-how did you know
we were--

luke called thinking
i could help.

is that a problem?

no.

ok. now that that's sorted,

soph, dear, can you
fix this?

what is sophie
supposed to do?

what, you've never stolen
sophie's cell phone

and read her
private text messages?

ahem.

[whispering]
they've been intimate.

ok. this is ridiculous.

the only ridiculous part
is us thinking

we could trust you.

when were you gonna
tell everyone

that you had
the joy buzzer
this whole time?

oh. you really think
i was gonna let

a psycho killer loose
in the city

i spent my career
protecting?

now i'm confused.
are we talking

about alice
or pamela?

alice: let's cut
to the chase.

you are gonna tell us
what pam did with mary,

or this psycho killer
is gonna show you

what she can do
with a lemon zester.

trust me, i've done worse
with less.

luke: hey, batwoman.
heads up.

someone just turned on
the bat-signal.

[whispering]
hey. go ahead.

let me talk to renee.
i know how to think
like a cop.

we'll get mary back.

i got to go.

[grappling line fires]

you're playing
a dangerous game

taking a son
from his mother.

i took him to stop
the dangerous game
he was playing.

and here i thought
the city found
you charming.

where's the buzzer?

the joker pressed
this godforsaken thing

to my son's head
and turned him
into a monster.

i've been told
that another buzz
could cure him.

if there's a way
to make it work again,

i'll find it.

if you think i'm
handing this to you

without getting
my son back,

you're crazier
than he is.

you don't get it.

if he wakes up
before we figure out

how to make
that thing work,

you're the first one
he goes after.

i'm safe.
my son and i have
an arrangement.

really? well, does that
arrangement trickle down
to your employees?

the last time marquis was
in your custody,

it didn't go so well
for them.

how do you know
anything about that?

your people talk more
than you like,

and here you thought
they all found you charming.

give me the buzzer.

i'll find a way
to make it work.

it's the only choice
you have here.

if i give you this,

i want my son back
in exchange.

fine.

by midnight...

or we have a problem.

terrifying, isn't it?

it's a small ocean.

it's what happens
when you redirect
entire river systems.

what are we doing
up here?

i have to unlock
the grates

over the turbines
so we can get started.

but you'll flood more
than the industrial district.

you could wipe out
half the city.

if i wanted renee here,
i would have invited her.

i'm not trying to be
a renee-sayer,

but unleashing
this much water

on a major
metropolitan city

could kill a lot
of people.

yes, and by taking out
those polluters,

we'll save so many more
to say nothing

of the environment.

i want to help you, pam.

seriously, i owe you
so much,

but i finally figured out
what to do

with all of this energy,
this power,

and i don't need to be
drawing the kind of heat

that comes with being
the girl who drowned the city.

i get it.

this isn't your fight.

i'm not gonna make you
do something

that you don't
want to do.

thank you.

but i still need
your help.

unh!

pam!

you're hurting me!

please!

let me go!

thank you, mary.
i mean that.

i could not have
done this without you.

found her just
lying here.

she's alive.

what the hell is she
doing up here?

i'll call it in.
go search the place.

see if there's
anybody else.

sophie: i don't get it,
renee.

i know you're smart,
and i know you know
what comes next--

aiding and abetting,
obstruction of justice,

stealing evidence.

need i go on?

i'm curious, though...

if the roles
were reversed,

would pamela be
sitting here risking

everything for you
right now?

uh-uh. you think
about that!

renee and sophie:
seriously?

what? 72 hours of this,

and she'll be singing
like a canary.

tell me you're
having more luck
with the scanner.

nothing out
of the ordinary.

hey. what was up
with ryan before?

-when?
-you know, when she was

weirdly surprised that
i didn't check in

with her before
inviting you down here.

-she didn't tell you?
-tell me what?

doesn't matter.

well, arguably,
it matters even more now.

man, on radio: 365 en route
with a priority one,

approximately 25-year-old
female, unconscious.

we're on route 99
heading west

about 18 miles out.

man two: copy, 365.
ready to receive.

not sure if you want to
notify family,

but my partner
recognized her

as commander jacob kane's
daughter. over.

luke: not batcave
to batwoman.

jada gave me
the buzzer,

and then in return,
she demanded marquis

-back by midnight or else.
-or else what?

knowing takes all
the fun out of it,

but the last time she
thought

i screwed her over,
she tanked wayne,

and we lost
the company.

yeah. as much as i love
reminiscing,

mary was just found
unconscious.

-wait. is she ok?
-that's all i got.

she's en route
to gotham general,

g-med ambulance
number 365,

traveling west on 99
about 35 minutes away.

if i go after mary,
there's no way

i'll make jada's
deadline.

yeah. i agree, but it's a lot
easier to pluck her

from an ambulance
than hijack her
from a hospital.

i'll take whatever
jada throws at me.

i'm getting mary back,
but i'm gonna need help.

batwoman, i'm here.
what do you need?

tell alice to stop
drinking.

[belches]

[tires squealing]

-ha ha ha!
-what the hell was that?

what do you expect
when you put

the gas next
to the brake?

oh, my god.
pull over.

oh, relax. i know
how to drive.

[tires squealing]

the damn car's
an automatic!

obviously. i'm just
reviewing my options,

you know, getting
my bearings.

[beep]

no! no options!

eyes on the road,
hands on 10 and 2.

can i listen to some
music, teacher?

if it means we don't
have to talk.

hmm.

sophie, on stereo:
how do you think
this makes me look

to my friends?

i trusted you.

renee: i promise you.
it was nothing personal.

-no. the music--
-shh, shh! quiet! this is juicy.

sophie: do you even
remember what you told
me that night?

ohh! she's talking
about the night.

oh, come on. like
you're not dying
to know.

renee: i said a lot
of things that night, sophie.

kentucky whiskey does that
to a girl.

ohh! what? don't
take that, sophie.

sophie: then i'll
remind you.

you said you saved
a lot of people's lives

by locking pamela
away.

i could tell you
meant it.

it's not too late
to do it again.

let's not act like we have
some deep connection, ok?

you couldn't be
with your first choice,
and i was there.

i wonder who
her first choice is.

-oh, well.
-don't.

sophie: my first choice?

you bitched about ryan
all night.

-hey. that's you.
-shut up.

and all i know is that
when i'm not into someone

i don't talk
about them constantly.

she has a good point.

whatever.

"whatever"?
that's a big deal.

sophie likes you back.

"back"? who said
i liked sophie?

uh...all the girls
on the playground.

come on. it's obvious.

you're avoiding
your feelings
for sophie,

which is why you
asked me to be
your wheel woman

and not her.

you and i are
the same, batty.

we pretend like
we don't care,

but it's only
because when we
get something good,

we know we're gonna
screw it up.

you mean like
you and mary?

what happened
between you two?

[siren]

that's her.

-get closer.
-gee. can't you just get her

with a grapple hook
or something?

you want her to come flying
through the rear doors?

so particular.

pull over!

oh, my god! batwoman?

i need the patient!

she needs a hospital.

-speed up.
-seriously?

get in front of him.

[tires squealing]

keep straight,

and when i land,
pull over and wait.

oh, just make your move,
bossy pants!

[tires squealing]

[horn honking]

paramedic: what the hell
is going on up there?

uh, we're being jumped
by batwoman.

stop the car!

uh, we can't.
the patient needs
medical...

treatment.

um, chester, you need
to stop right now.

ryan: mary, mary!

mary, it's ryan.
can you feel my hand?

whoa. poison pam
really did a number
on her.

-maybe it's for the best.
-huh?

we risked our lives
trying to get her back.

well, she's not dead.

she's just
in a...coma,

and if we're lucky,
she'll stay that way

so we never
have to tell her
she killed a man.

what?

oh. yeah.
mary killed a man,
a hunter.

she gutted him
with a tree branch.

it was pretty
horrific actually.

why didn't you tell me
she killed someone?

because she doesn't
know yet.

she just flung him
and didn't wait
to see the damage.

anyway, i'm guessing
if poison ivy jr.

ever turns back
into saint mary,

learning what she did
will pretty much
destroy her.

wwhuuu! it feels
so good to get that
off my chest. ha!

ahem.

we need water!

what happened
to her?

no idea.
she's unresponsive.

blood in her nose,
her ears.

luke: i'm barely
getting a pulse.

mary, can you hear me?

it's called sporeling
transference.

alice: i'm sorry.
what now?

think of mary like
a supernatural
battery pack.

being desiccated
for 10 years took
its toll on pam.

the vine from
batman's trophy case

somehow found mary,
infected her,

and turned her into
pam's sporeling.

alice: ok. can you stop
saying that word?

so mary was created
so pam could leech

off her life force?

no. pam is not
a parasite.

she genuinely cares
about mary.

sophie: so if mary's
life force looks like that,

can we assume that pam
is firing on all cylinders?

on all cylinders?
she just went
from a minivan

to space rocket.

so why now?

to finish what
she started.

well, aren't you suddenly
a wealth

of valuable information?

[whispering]
how'd you get her
to talk?

-kentucky whiskey?
-huh?

pam's gonna hit
the dam.

that's the only thing
outside the city
on route 99.

that's what pam was
targeting

before batman stopped
her 10 years ago.

that means she's
still there.

-i'm going after her.
-please tell me you're joking.

if pam is
at full strength,

you don't stand
a chance,

none of you do,
not even together.

batman tried to
stop her for months

until he realized
he needed me to
set the trap.

so what do you suggest?

you want to stop pam,
you need her.

ryan: mary?

mary, can you
hear us?

[sighs]

why am i here?

workers found you
at the dam and called 911.

we think pam
almost killed you.

pam? no. she just
needed energy. i'm fine.

she's using
you, mary.

it's not like that.
i'm fine.

seriously. anyway,
this has been real,

but i need to find her.

she's probably
wondering where
the hell i am.

she is not
your friend, mary.

she created you
because she needs
you to survive.

of course you'd
say that.

i finally find
somebody who values me,

so i must be
in a toxic codependent
relationship.

it can't possibly be that
this is actually who i am

and that people like me?

alice: you're
a portable battery, mary,

and you're all out
of charge,

so listen to
a kelly clarkson song

and move on.

what are you
doing here?

who do you think
told us about pam?

wow.

you know...

guess you were right.

guess i am
the crazy one.

says the arkham inmate
still pretending

she's stuck
in a children's
fairy tale

and a grown woman dressed
like a flying rodent.

luke: ok. you made
your point.

you know what?
don't even get me started

on daddy's little robocop
or the queen of unemployment.

i didn't say anything.

yeah, but you're here,
aren't you?

part of this friend-tervention
or whatever this is?

but if you were all
actually my friends,

then you'd respect my wish
when i said

to leave me alone!

ryan: you killed
someone, mary!

a hunter,
an innocent man.

you didn't realize it.

you thought you'd just
flung him out of your way,

but you didn't.

he's dead.

i think i'd know
if i killed someone.

you're wrong.

if you want to stop
poison ivy from
destroying this city,

there isn't
much time left.

what the actual hell?

[rumbling]

oh, my god.

hey, lady.
you can't be down here!

[cement cracking]

[screaming]

mary: you're gonna
kill yourself.

you're here.

what happened to him?

he wanted to stop me.

i thought you were
sitting this out.

i didn't see you
on the bridgeway.

i realized that
as much as i don't
want to take

any innocent lives...

i didn't want to
put you in danger

of exerting yourself
past the point
of no return,

and after everything
you've done for me,

i owe you so much.

want a boost?

desperately.

renee: mary's the only one
she trusts,

so mary's the only one
who can pull this off.

a few years ago,
i developed what i hoped

was a pheromone blocker.

every morning, i put
a few drops in my coffee.

did this for years,
partly out of habit,

partly because i've always
hoped to see pam again.

alice: aw. what,
i can't be sentimental?

renee: the other day,
i found out firsthand it works.

the chemical agents blocked
pam's ability

to mind control me,
meaning it must have

weakened her substantially.

so what do we do with it?

if mary drinks it
and pam draws her energy,

it could weaken her enough
for you to get the upper hand.

mary's a trojan horse.

pam never sees it coming.

luke: if pam was
weakened substantially,

doesn't that mean that
mary would be, too?

likely, but between
her biological reactions

to the blocker
and pam draining

whatever poison ivy energy
she has left,

it could be the best shot
you all have

at everything
being pulled out

and getting mary
back for good.

ryan: and when you say
drain her energy,

how much are we talking?

renee: if i had to guess,
every last drop.

no. it could kill her.
we're not doing that.

mary: we need to.

it's the only way
to stop her.

and if she drains
you to death?

i won't let her.

i'll pull away.

you can do that?

you can pull out
of her grip while
she's draining you?

pam's not stronger
than me.

[screaming]

what happened?

mary, what...

what did you?

she stopped herself
from becoming you.

woman: ♪ inhibition
paper thin ♪

♪ got permission to rescind

♪ must be hunger in the wind

[ryan grunting]

[vocalizing]

♪ my time has come

[both grunting]

♪ my time has come

♪ my time has come

♪ my time has come

i got to go.
i'll check in
when we get there.

-i need to come with you.
-i thought without your ai

batwing was
on the sidelines

until you found a way
to deal with, you know.

my head. i know,
but you can't take
down poison ivy

and also stop a dam
from imploding at once.

luke, you don't
have to do this.

yeah, i need to
for me.

[grunting]

[heartbeat]

bruce: there is
a whole mess of people

out there willing to
believe that you
deserved it

just because
you're black.

i don't want to live
in that world.

i want to be
with my dad.

marquis: don't lie
to yourself.

you wouldn't beat me
with two good hands.

there's no voice.

there's no voice...

but my voice.

unh! huh!

come on, luke!

come on...luke.

the city can't be saved,
batwoman.

it's a cesspool
of crime, filth,
and pollution.

let it go.
start fresh!

luke: damn!
you got to teach me that.

-did you stop it?
-yeah.

the dam's stable.
it's done.

so is pamela.

mary!

ryan: is she breathing?
luke: barely.

let's take her home.

this city is worth saving,

at least it is to me.

i'm back.

i can feel it.

i'm me again.

sophie: welcome back,
mary.

never thought
i'd miss those
brown eyes so much.

[sighs]

and we owe you
a giant apology.

mary, we will never
let you feel sidelined
by this team

ever again, ok?

we're family.

guys...

i really appreciate
the warm welcome...

but, uh...

i remember everything.

i know what happened.

i killed someone.

poison ivy killed someone,

and now she's gone.

and mary's back.

yeah.

you came back to gotham
because you care about her.

i'm sorry. who are
we talking about?

mary because even though
a part of you loved

every second of it,

you still feel guilty
for changing her

to be more like you.

hmm. alice
the benevolent,

it, um, does have
a nice...ring to it.

so i suppose this means
that you'll step in

and make a deal
with the mayor
for my freedom.

naw. you're on your own.

fine. i suppose
it wouldn't mean much

coming from a pumpkin
anyway.

what?

well, you missed
mummy's 12:00 deadline,

and i for one can't
wait to see what jada

has in store for
the batteam this time.

you're ok.
you're on a plane.

you did this?

again?

my god.

how stupid am i?

of course you did
this to me.

you sold me out!

-where are we even going?
-can i please explain?

no. no more explaining.

we have explained
each other to death.

we shouldn't be together.

this...doesn't work.

we want
two different things.

i'm not having
this fight again.

then don't.

if going back
and destroying

everything
and everyone is
more important

than me and us...

woman: ♪ be with you
until the end ♪

then go!

woman: ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ i will be...

what the hell am i
supposed to do, jump?

why is that crazier
than anything
you've done before?

i'll 100% die.

then stay!

i didn't sell you
out, pam.

i negotiated a deal
for your freedom.

no running, no rules,
but it means

doing things my way
for once.

so what's it
gonna be?

woman: ♪ be your safe place

close the damn door.

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ i will be your safe place

where are we going?

sophie moore told me about
an off-the-grid island

where plants are worshipped
and industry doesn't exist.

sounds like a fantasy.

close. it's called
coryana.

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

i don't want to know.

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

hey. any word
from jada?

luke is still working
on the buzzer,

and she's not picking
up her phone.

ok. well, let me know
if there's anything
i can do.

hey.

thank you.

for whatever
you said that got
renee to talk.

well, she's not
a bad person.

-she's just...
-in love?

that's putting it sanely.

it didn't work.

what do you mean?

pam's finally out
of our lives.

kissing me.

you said it would
get me out of my head,

but...it just got me
in it more.

woman: ♪ i will be
your safe place ♪

i'm sorry you have to
go through that.

no, you're not.

luke: hey!

we got a problem.

dana dewitt: in a channel 8
news exclusive,

could batwoman be responsible
for the throwback blowback?

the explosive bombshell
provided by the jeturian ceo

jada jet asserts it's
no coincidence

the city's been terrorized
by flashback villains

from gotham past.

ohh. what is this?

i guess jada's not one
to be kept waiting.

you're telling us
the mad hatter,

killer croc, mr. freeze,
poison ivy,

they're all a result
of a major catastrophe

at the hands of batwoman?

batman kept his
enemies' weapons
under lock and key.

batwoman let them
out of her sight

and into the hands
of would-be killers.

she's gonna turn
the whole city against me.

dewitt: just this morning,
it was reported that batwoman

stopped poison ivy from
rupturing the gotham dam.

you're missing my point.

why was poison ivy
at the dam in the first place?

didn't batman put her
away a decade ago,

and, yes, she stopped it
from total collapse...

but the dam still broke.

there have been reports
of flooding all over gotham.

it's time to face
the city, batwoman.

admit what you've done.

turn yourself in

before you do
any more damage.

[heart monitor beeping]

[beeping accelerating]

man: greg, move your head!