All language subtitles for The A-Team (1983) - S01E09 - Holiday in the Hills (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

working with The A-Team.

-The A-Team?

-Yahoo.

-That a boy, Murdoch.

-I love to crash parties.

-If that's Murdoch, I'm not
getting in the air with that

crazy sucker.

-[singing]

-Looks like we're
going to crash.

-Murdoch crashed the
plane, didn't he?

Them guys back there
was hillbillies.

-We ain't resting until every
one of them trespassers are

caught and punished.

-Those guys could be
on us any minute.

-I will bring back
reinforcements.

-They're probably going to
be coming in by bus.

-We are flying.

-Beautiful.

NARRATOR: 10 years ago, a crack
commando unit was sent

to prison by a military
court for a

crime they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped from
maximum security stockade

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted by the
government, they survive as

soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem, if no one
else can help, and if you

find them, maybe you can
hire The A-Team.

[theme music]

-What are we doing here?

What are we waiting for?

-Patience, B.A. Face,
hold still.

Boy, these mosquitoes
are killer.

-Did you get him?

-Yeah, look at the size
of that sucker.

-Unbelievable.

-Ah, do you know the words
to "You Are My Sunshine"?

BOTH: (SINGING) My
only sunshine.

You make me happy, when
skies are grey.

-Shut up.

What's that noise?

-It sounds like a Jeep.

-Sounds like a supercharged
Jeep.

-Sounds like an airplane
to me.

-Well, it's probably the
guerrilla's airplane.

-If that's Murdoch, I'm not
getting in the air with that

crazy sucker.

-B.A., you really, really have
to lighten up on this paranoia

you have about flying.

-Hold still, B.A. Got him--

that's a monster!

Look at that.

-Mm.

-Thanks, Hannibal.

-It's OK, pal.

-Right.

[car horn]

-Why does he always
fall on the horn?

-Beats me.

-Shall we?

-I love to crash parties.

-Is he down yet?

-Almost.

That a boy, Murdoch.

-Ladies and gentlemen, the
captain has just turned on the

no smoking and fasten
your seat belt sign

for taxiing and take-off.

Please make sure that your seats
are in the upright and

forward position, and that your
table trays are secured

in front of you.

Please sit back and
enjoy your flight.

-Let's go, Murdoch!

-Yahoo, yay, yay, yay, yay.

-Speak of the devil.

This is Amy Allen.

-Hi, I'm Mitchell Barnes, UPI.

-Mitch just got back
from covering

the crisis of Lebanon.

He'll be in LA for a couple of
days, and he wanted to meet

the person who filed the story
on the Jamestown incident.

-Excellent, excellent example
of infield journalistic

investigative technique.

-Of what?

-It reminded me a lot of
that story I filed

in Belgrade in '71.

Did you happen to read that?

Ran in "Time," "Newsweek,"
"Life."

-I might have.

I was a sophomore in high
school at the time.

-You know, I'd love to compare
battle notes with you.

What do you say we grab a bite
to eat before we hit the law

spa?

-The what?

-The law spa.

That's what we wiremen
call the courtrooms.

It's kind of catchy, huh?

-Ah, Mitch wants to sit in on
the Caldwell murder trial.

You're covering that,
aren't you?

-Well yeah, but the trial was
moved back until 4:00, and

actually I just can't
this afternoon.

-You've got nothing
to say about it.

It's settled.

Mitch, talk to you later, OK?

-Right-- oh, do you have
a phone I could use?

-Ah yeah, on that desk
right over there.

-Oh, thanks.

-This is Captain Stewart, go.

-I've hooked up with
the skirt.

We're coming out.

You guys are really going
to owe me one for this.

-Come on, Barnes.

We've played ball before.

Personally, I think it's a long
shot, but Lynch seems to

think that Amy Allen may be
working with The A-Team.

She hired them once.

-Well, maybe he's right.

If I were working on a story
like The A-Team, I wouldn't

give it up, either.

You can bet your captain's
bars on it.

-You've got the tailing device,
so stick with her.

We'll be about a block back.

Times a-wasting.

-OK.

-Face, I can't believe.

That was the sloppiest, most
unprofessional job I've ever

seen you do.

-I did the best I could.

I got you through customs and
over to the church, didn't I?

-But why wasn't the
bridge dynamited?

-Oh, well--

-No, now look, kid,
I like a little

shoot-em-up now and then.

It keeps the adrenaline going.

But it was not part of my plan
to be changed by the

Guatemalan army to
the airport.

-Oh, the archbishop's going
to be real happy.

I got him his money back.

Yeah, that'll teach the
government to try and throw

the clergy out of the country
and then steal their building

fund money.

-You did have a point there.

-I like working for the
Church now and then--

insurance against
judgement day.

-Knock it off, you guys.

-Ah, are you having a
problem, Murdoch?

-I don't know.

It's hard to tell with these.

-With these?

What do you mean,
"with these"?

Where did you get this
plane, Face?

-Oh, well, ah--

-Face didn't scam it.

I did.

-What?

-Well, I had to con the
passport people.

I--

-OK, Murdoch, where did
you get this bird?

-I clipped it off of the rental
plane repair line.

-It would be ridiculous for me
to assume that it had been

fixed.

-Of course it wasn't fixed.

They start to miss them once
they've been fixed.

You've got to get them
before they're fixed.

-Of course.

-Ah, Murdoch--

what's going to happen?

-Looks like we're
going to crash.

-Oh come on, really, what's
going to happen?

-It looks like we're going
to crash and die.

-I'll get the parachute.

-4,000 feet and dropping.

-Ah, this thing's got the
gliding characteristics of a

freefalling safe.

-Where are we, Murdoch?

-I don't know, probably
somewhere in

South Carolina, I think.

I've been dead reckoning it.

This funny little thing
that points

and spins ain't working.

-There's just one parachute.

I'll jump and go for help.

-Too low, too late to jump.

He got this plane off
a repair line.

-OK, find a comfy little
spot and hold on.

-Ladies and gentlemen, that
concludes your flight.

Thank you for flying Miracle
Airlines, the only airline

where Lady Luck is
your copilot.

-Easy for you to laugh.

We're the only guys to survive
an airplane crash only to be

killed minutes later by
an irate passenger.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): Another
satisfied customer.

See, he's not complaining.

Two, three--

oh.

I got him, I got him.

HANNIBAL (OFFSCREEN): Hang
on for a second.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): Anybody
know how much this man weighs?

FACEMAN (OFFSCREEN): God--
man, he's heavy.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): I ain't
knocking around no more.

This is the last time
I'm carrying him.

FACEMAN (OFFSCREEN): You think
it's easy on this end?

I've got 200 pounds of
gold pulling me down.

Maybe it would help if we
took the jewelry off.

-No can, I think he's got it
hooked up to a burglar alarm.

-Eh, hey, put me down.

Put me down, put me
down, put me down.

-Face, check the rear.

See if we lost those
guerrillas.

-Lost them?

-Where are we?

-They've been following
us for two hours.

-It's all clear for
now, Colonel.

But those, ah, guerrillas
are tricky.

They could be flanking us
up on the ridge there.

-Sergeant, how are
you feeling?

Oh, that concussion grenade
almost put your lights

out for good, man.

-Concussion?

Grenade?

All I remember is being
bit by a mosquito.

-OK.

-And where did you come from?

-When I get that figured out,
I can drop out of analysis.

-Face, take the point.

-Anybody want to switch?

-Face.

B.A., take the rear.

Murdoch, follow me.

-This don't look like
Guatemala to me.

-Well, it ain't South
Carolina.

-Pine trees?

-South American chi chi trees,
but they're relate.

-We decide how much we pay.

Let me tell you something,
mister.

We've got a code among us.

We've got no time for folks who
don't respect our rules.

Ain't that right, boys?

-Right.

-We got a code.

-It's all agreed now.

Fire him up, boys.

-Are they doing what I
think they're doing?

Are they burning that
guy at the stake?

-Since we don't know what's
going on, let's

run these guys off.

Besides, babies a little
low on ammo.

B.A., take the right flank.

Face, take the left.

Murdoch, cover the rear.

What are you fellows doing?

You having a cookout?

-Get him.

HANNIBAL (OFFSCREEN):
Return fire.

Get out of here.

You're all dead.

-Let's get out of here.

-B.A., you all right?

-Yeah, I'm OK.

-Murdoch?

-Yeah, I'm OK.

-Face?

Face?

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): His
position's been overrun.

Those men are after him.

-OK, let's get this guy down.

Give me a hand,

Murdoch, B.A. -OK.

-Got him?

-Yeah.

-Ammo report.

-I'm out.

I've got five rounds
left on my 0.45.

-I've got three rounds left in
my 0.45, and my rifle's empty.

-OK, let's get back
to the plane.

-Plane?

What plane?

-Sergeant, grab baby.

Bring up the rear.

Stay in tight, Murdoch,
on the point.

-Hello.

-Get up.

-Well, I--

I guess you caught me.

-We ain't resting until every
one of them trespassers are

caught and punished--

every one of them.

-Murdoch, give me a hand.

See if we can get him under
this tail section here.

We've got to set
up a perimeter.

Murdoch, get some shrouds
off that parachute.

Set up some trip wires.

-We ain't in Guatemala
no more.

Them guys back there
was hillbillies.

Murdoch crashed the
plane, didn't he?

-No, no, no, no, no, no, no--

I simply relocated the
aircraft with extreme

prejudice because of
a total loss of

thrust and lift functions!

-You crashed the sucker?

-Sergeant!

Now, we did put you
aboard this plane.

You were unconscious, because
we took a hit on

that truck in Guatemala.

Murdoch risked his life and
flew in and rescued us.

-I should be given a medal.

-You both are going
to eat medals.

I die before I fly.

-Put it on hold, Sergeant!

I'm not going to stand
around and argue.

This man is dying.

-I don't like you guys always
lying to me, man.

-Now, we don't always lie to
you, B.A. That isn't fair and

you know it.

-Man, that was close.

Those Guatemalan hill troops
are real tough customers.

What's up?

-I'll tell you what's up.

I know you guys lied to me.

I know you put on
the airplane.

And I know Murdoch crashed it.

B.A. Baracus is going to take
that lie out of each and every

one of your hides.

-B.A., you got something
there.

Murdoch, better get those
trip wires out.

And don't forget the last
belt for the M60.

Those guys could be
on us any minute.

This plane sticks out like
a fly on a wedding cake.

B.A., you better watch
our back trail.

Wonder what they got
against this guy.

James McDonald, age 54.

He's got three kids.

-This guy works for
the county.

Here's a surveyor's map.

They're going to put a
highway in up here.

-Murdoch, come here.

You make any sense
out of this?

-Yeah, yeah, that's the
peak right there.

That's the one we barely
missed when we came in.

And we almost hit that
summit right there.

-We're surrounded
by mountains.

OK, we can climb over them and
leave him here, or we can stay

here and try and
keep him alive.

-Well, we never left any wounded
back in Nam, colonel.

-That's right.

-OK, we stay.

-Ah, Hannibal, how are
we going to get

this guy out of here?

-See, they show moves at the
hospital every Thursday night.

We get old ones, mostly.

But some-- some are-- are
all right, you know?

-Look Murdoch, I'm on a real
short leash here, and I'm

getting tired of your
crazy raps.

-"Flight of the Phoenix"--
last Thursday night, they

showed "Flight of the Phoenix."
These guys crash in

the desert.

And they fix their aircraft
by redesigning it.

Will you let go of my arm
before I get gangrene?

Man.

I could design an ultralight.

It's like a hang glider
with a motor.

Seats two--

I could fly out of here
with our patient.

You guys could take off.

-A motor?

-How long would it take?

-Well, it depends on how long
it takes to get what I need.

-With wings?

-Flap flap.

-Just like Nam.

-And Nam was no picnic,
believe me.

There I was, perched between
the US bunkers and Charlie.

There were weapons and
bullets everywhere.

I--

I know what you're saying.

This guy is crazy.

But my answer to that is, if
you're going to cover a war,

you cover a war.

-I would have stayed to the
bitter end, but my boss wanted

me to cover the Middle East.

But I guarantee you, by
then I saw more action

than 90% of the GIs.

-Really?

-By the way, who are these
friends you're meeting?

-Oh, nobody news worthy.

-Hmm, so that's how I came to be
in the Middle East for the

Six-Day War.

Six days--

I made it a full week.

I knew every toll booths from

Gangneung to the 40th parallel.

And they weren't taking
tokens, believe me.

I mean, your life wasn't
worth a dime out there.

We're talking survival here.

Now, you've got to know, the
regular troops figured that if

my porch light wasn't out,
it was at least blinking.

But I knew the stories were
hidden in that jungle.

And I had to find them.

-Is that so?

-Is this where we're picking
up your friends?

-I guess they're not on time.

-What was their ETA?

-Around now.

-Huh, gee, doesn't even
look like there's

anybody here to ask.

-Well, let's wait a while.

I mean, they're always a
little bit late anyway.

Maybe they got into
some trouble.

-Hey Face, come here.

-Two 10 inch wheels, a 10--

-Horsie power.

-Horsie power engine, three
bolts of industrial silk--

are you nuts?

-Absolutely and totally.

-How are you going to get all
this stuff out here in the

middle of nowhere?

-Hey, you always say you can get
anything anywhere anytime.

Think of it as a challenge.

How did you get that '53
Cadillac convertible in the

jungles of Nam?

How did you get that '53
Cadillac convertible in the

jungles of Nam?

-Professional secret.

-Of course, he was a
lot younger then.

-Industrial silk.

-The guy is absolutely
incredible.

Come on, mudsucker, get
up and get going.

-Sucker.

-B.A., get a blanket
and cover this guy.

His temperature is really
dropping fast.

OK, Murdoch, I'm going to take
our little country cousins on

a decoy operation and lead them
away from here as far as

I can, buy some time.

They're used in rabbits.

Let's see how they do with
a wolf who bites back.

-You see, I have what you
call your nose for news.

That's why I was there when Big
Daddy Amin pulled off his

coup in Uganda.

I was there when the
Shah took his--

-Well, no need to wait
here any longer.

-Don't think I was just
looking for a spa in

Czechoslovakia when the big
red machine came over the

border, oh, no, no, no.

-Hold it.

You're a priest.

-I'm sorry, but I can't keep
from laughing whenever I hear

that term applied to me.

-You ain't a priest.

-Ah, I don't know what I am.

Why does life have to be
so hard for some of us?

All my life, I've dedicated
myself to the Lord, only to

wake up one morning and discover
I have no inner

peace, no tranquility
in my soul, no--

no faith.

-Mister, are you all right?

Maybe you ought to sit down.

-You're such a sweet soul,
so innocent, pretty--

just like Mary Ann.

-Mary Ann?

-Mm.

-My name is Louann.

-Really?

-You know, I've always been
kind of fascinated with

priests, because they
aren't allowed--

I mean, they don't.

-Ahh, but sometimes they do.

-Oh no, you and Mary Ann?

-Sometimes the runner
stumbles.

-Oh father, I'm truly sorry.

What can I do to help?

-Well, would you happen to
have a gasoline engine?

-Gasoline engine?

-You know, for my power
lawn mower.

-You want a power lawn mower?

-Well yes-- you see, I feel that
if I could put my garden

in order once again that it
would be akin to putting my

internal house in order.

And I'd have a chance at
another beginning.

-Mm, we don't have
a lawn mower.

But we do have a power
seeding machine.

-Perfect.

-This is the seeding machine.

We're not going to need
it until next month.

-It's just what I had in mind.

Actually, all I need to borrow
is the engine and the wheels.

-Well, how are you going to do
your planting if you don't

take the whole thing?

-Oh, oh, I forgot to tell you.

I--

I have a seeder.

See, I just like parts.

It would be very selfish
to borrow what I

don't really need.

Waste not, want not.

-Whatever you say.

-I know it sounds silly,
but Louann, you must--

you must understand.

I am a lost sheep, and
you-- you've helped

me to find my way.

-You can't put the rudder
on before the elevator.

B.A. (OFFSCREEN): Man, ain't
nothing I can't do.

-Look, I'm the supervisor
here.

B.A. (OFFSCREEN): You ain't
nothing but a nut that know

how to fly.

-Oh B.A., this bickering--

it's so counterproductive.

I mean, I think that now that
we're out here on our alone,

just you and me taking on the
elements, trying to survive,

that this would be
a good time to--

[bird coo]

-It's Hannibal.

It's OK, muchacho.

B.A. (OFFSCREEN): What
took you so long?

-I bought us some time
like I said I would.

This thing is supposed to fly?

-I've got no fear.

I'll go up in anything
except an elevator.

-Where are they?

-I left them in a
canyon in Mt.

Vista here.

There's more than we thought--

about 20 of them.

B.A., you know those flares
we've got aboard the plane?

You think you could put those
together with a-- maybe a pipe

from the hydraulic system
on the brakes

and get us some firepower?

-Right, right, no problem,
colonel.

-B.A., there's an old saying.

The best defense is
a good offense.

-You've got that wrong, man.

A good offense is the
best defense.

-OK, have it your way.

-Thanks, Thanks.

-What now?

-I have somebody I have
to look in on.

-OK, where are we going?

-I'll let it be a surprise.

-So this is an insane asylum.

I've always wanted to do an
in-depth on a bin like this.

I visited one once in Germany,
the Freudian Institute.

I met a guy who thought he
was Douglas Fairbanks--

shell shocked.

War is unmerciful to the mind.

-Mitch, I think I should go on
alone, you know what I mean?

-Oh yeah, no sweat--

I understand.

It's not easy having complete
strangers watch your loved

ones bounce off the walls.

Hang tough, I'll be out
here if you need me.

-Murdoch--

an answering machine.

MURDOCK (RECORDED): Hi y'all,
Howling Mad here--

in voice only.

But this time time, my body's
split along with my mind.

So at the tone, leave your name
on the message and I'll

get back to you as soon as
my shock therapy is over.

Bye now.

-What are you doing inside.

You want her to spot
us here together?

Not that it matters much.

I don't think she has anything
to do with this A-Team

anymore.

-Wrong, then what is
she doing here

checking in with HM Murdoch?

-It's in her files.

She's remained friendly with
him ever since a while ago

when she tried to contact
The A-Team.

Look, she's a good kid.

She just probably feels
bad for the guy.

-Look, she--

-Great, now we've lost
our bird dog.

-Wrong, the tailing device
is still on the car.

-And working.

-This this is never
going to work.

-Hey, you want to give
me a hand here?

-Pays to stay fit.

-So you found some wheels
and a motor.

-That's right, not a five horse,
not a 7 and 1/2 horse,

but a 10 horse air cooled
gasoline motor-- as ordered.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): Face, I
don't know how you do it, but

you sure do it good.

-Well look, you give me a
job to do, and I do it.

You know, I pool my resources,
I consider my options, and

then I go it.

Sure it's not easy.

There are risks, but
I take them.

-What was her name?

-Louann.

-That preacher was working
with them city boys.

He helped him steal
our prisoner.

-No, he said he was planting
a garden and that he needed

parts for his seeder.

He said that he was becoming
a lost sheep.

-All right, we're going.

-Where?

-To help the reverend
find God.

-Red Carpet flight 86 is
now ready for boarding.

All passengers holding tickets
will now be on board.

-You've got some structural
weaknesses in the wing struts,

and it won't hold you if you
start any of your aerobatics.

Remember, keep your
eye on the silks.

If they start to shred,
take it down.

-I didn't know you cared,
sweetheart.

Thanks, B.A.

-Don't thank me.

Just keep it out the trees.

-Get this bird off the ground.

That guy's sweating bullets.

-I will find civilization,
muchacho.

I will bring back
reinforcements.

What on earth will you be
doing while I'm gone?

-Just guess, Murdoch,
just guess.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN):
(SINGING).

-Beautiful.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN):
[singing in german]

-Man is crazy.

-Yeah, but it's a good
kind of crazy.

-Woohoo, we are flying.

(SINGING) Some day the
birds will come--

[ripping]

-(SINGING) Some day
the birds will--

[ripping]

-(SINGING) Someday the birds
will sing my song.

[ripping]

-(SINGING) Someday the birds
will come along.

[singing in german]

[singing in german]

Going to be OK, pop.

We're going to get you
there in no time.

Ah, hang on Lucy.

I'm coming around.

(GERMAN ACCENT) I know you're
only pretending to have your

eyes shut, but it doesn't
matter anyway.

Because it's going to
be a rough landing.

Keep your arms in, and don't put
your feet over the side.

I think I see the
landing strip.

There it is.

I think we're going
to come in safely.

Just keep-- hold your
breath, pop.

We're on our way down,
and with a

[speaking foreign language]

we are going to manipulate this
son of a gun into the

correct position.

Tighten your seatbelts, secure
your trays, blah, blah, blah--

I am coming down.

Oops, pay no attention
to that rip.

Air goes through it like
water through my nose.

We are just 20 feet,
pop, 20 feet.

And we have made it.

Help me, help me, I've
got a sick man here.

I got to get him to
the hospital.

-There's a hospital about a mile
and a half down the road

that's open.

Best way is to put him in
my four-wheel drive

and take him on down.

What the heck happened
to him anyway?

-Oh man, you've got some guys
with white eyeballs living on

the other side of that ridge.

I mean, I've seen some crazy
guys in my time.

I've been in a whole ward full
of them, but I've never seen

anybody like those.

-They did that to him?

-Well, it wasn't a grey, furry
squirrel with a shotgun.

Now get, get, before
he croaks.

-I'm on my way.

-(ENGLISH ACCENT) By the way,
would you mind awfully if I

borrowed your shiny
little chopper?

(AMERICAN ACCENT) Absolutely
not, it's no problem, pal.

(BRITISH ACCENT) Oh, that's
very kind of you.

Yes, I'll certainly take
good care of it.

You Americans certainly know
how to take care of your

friends from across the sea.
(AMERICAN ACCENT) Have you had

dinner yet, by the way, pal?

Maybe we could get
together later.

-All right, now we know
where they is.

They're in that plane crash
up yonder in the hollow.

The one Zeb saw from
the hills.

And we're going to spread
out and come in on

them from all sides.

There he is, let's get him.

Get him, get him.

Get to the cars.

HANNIBAL (OFFSCREEN):
Now, Face.

Now, B.A.

Now, B.A.

-I've had enough of this.

Let's get out of here.

-Ain't nobody around here.

We'll just close off
this valley.

We'll find them sooner
or later.

[helicopter motor]

[helicopter motor]

-Whah!

-Drop them.

Do it now, or the next one
won't be over your heads.

Everybody in the airplane.

Now close that door.

Anybody sticks their head
out loses everything.

-How come you put
them in there?

-Because I'm out
of ammunition.

MURDOCK (OFFSCREEN): The guy
that tried to kill us is with

the road department.

We'll hold these fellows down
until you can come out and

arrest them.

-Don't you love it?

They're in there worried we're
going to kill them.

And we're out here
with no ammo.

-Hannibal, sometimes I think
you're crazy than Murdoch.

-Sometimes I am.

-All right, that must be it.

Everyone, let's go, inside.

Come on.

PA ANNOUNCER: Will Colonel
Lynch please check at the

reservation desk, please.

-MPs.

PA ANNOUNCER: Colonel Lynch,
please check at the

reservation desk.

HANNIBAL (OFFSCREEN):
Hey man, in or out.

I've got to take this bus
in to be cleaned.

Amy must have paged
Lynch to warn us--

good girl.

-I wonder how long they've
been following her.

-Well, if it was 6:00 this
morning, and if we'd been on

schedule, we'd have landed right
in Lynch's military lap.

-That means we're pretty
lucky we crash.

-I love it when a plan
comes together.

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