All language subtitles for pacific_blue_s02e12_wheels_on_fire

You okay, DC?

Me?

Sure.

You're not worried about the sergeant's
exam, because I'm sure you... No, I'm

not worried about the sergeant's exam.

Good. Good.

Everything okay with Sandy?

Fine.

You know,

I think it's kind of a girl thing, but
sometimes it feels better if you talk

about stuff, you know?

There is nothing to talk about.

Okay, Chris? Okay.

Okay. Strong and silent.

I get it.

Bobby, my little friend.

We are hurt.

You don't call, you don't write, you
don't send money.

Come on, man, business is kind of slow,
all right?

More pain.

How could you lie to us when we take
such good care of you?

Rip off my money, take food for my kids,
you call that taking care of me?

We protect you from all the terrible
things that could happen to you in this

horrible world.

Hello, SPF patrol. We've got a report of
some overexposed skin around here.

Bingo hudgers in a closet.

Hey, babe, watch me lick my nose.

That is so gross.

Look, just leave us alone, okay? It's
too late.

It's love at first sight.

Everything okay here?

These guys think they're God's gift to
women.

If you've got it, advertise it.

Blue unit or black and white, respond to
a possible 415 in progress, boardwalk

and ocean park. This is 1PB3 responding.

Okay, lover boy, surfed up.

Blue.

And that's not all.

This is 1PB7. We're coaching paramedics
at Windward and Boardwalk. One victim,

possible internal injury.

Just another day in L .A.

Anybody,

be more than me Anybody,

makes me free Stop that

What is down just another day?

Nobody saw anything. Nobody heard
anything.

Nobody knows.

Yeah, even the victim says he fell over
his own stand.

Somebody put a hell of a scare into
these people.

Let's canvas this place a little.

See if we can turn up a cooperative
witness. What do you think?

See you guys back at the station.

Okay. Go.

Yo, bike brigade.

Is there something we can do for you,
sir?

Name's Ed Tarlow. I run wheels of fire
around the corner.

It's a head shop.

I knew you are.

Yeah, well, I know I'm low to the ground
here and all, but you and Blondie about

spun me halfway back to Kansas when you
came flying by.

Bet you covered all the way.

Well, that's a comfort.

We were responding to a call, sir. Sorry
if we startled you.

Don't flatter yourself. I just wonder
what's going to happen when you mow down

some kid who's chasing a beach ball.

Did you happen to see what went on over
here?

Oh, now you want me to do your job for
you?

Forget it, officer.

See you around.

Need help?

You're green, dude.

Listen, um, we realized we got off so
fast start a while ago, and, uh, we were

wondering if there was anything we could
do to, uh, make it up to you.

Start by getting out of our sun?

You babies think you're pretty hot.

Obviously, so do you. I think you're a
bunch of stuck -up valley chicks who

wouldn't know a real man could rock the
world.

No. can find such a man?

Well, you don't have to look very far.

Maybe we were wrong about you guys.

They are kind of cute, don't you think?

What do you say, boys?

You up for a little test drive?

Big any way you want to go.

Right on.

Whoa.

Down, boy. Not here.

Follow. Under the pier.

All right.

You

guys

are going to have a great time.

Over here, I know just the place.

Those are so hot.

You ain't seen nothing yet. Now the only
question is, who's gonna rock whose

world?

What the hell?

Down here is an apparent protection game
run by persons unknown.

We only found one vendor that would talk
to us off the record. He described us

as big, tall, and with Russian accents.

The perpetrators offer a contract for
$500 a week or 10 % of their client's

growth.

The client refuses, is late, or shorts a
payment, his business gets wrecked, and

he gets beaten to a pulp.

Okay, now today we have six vendors and
one shopkeeper that have been taken out

in broad daylight.

So no one's willing to file a complaint?

How do they expect us to help them?

Keep at it.

We'll only need one person to stand up.

T .C., can I talk to you a minute?

What's up?

You tell me.

You're tense. You've been snapping at
people.

You're preoccupied. What's going on?

It won't happen again.

I don't think it's under your control.

That sergeant exam burning you up?

No.

No.

It's personal.

Not when it affects you here, it isn't.

It's Sandy.

She's thinking about leaving L .A.

Why? Well, after the rape.

She started volunteering at the Rape
Crisis Center.

When she saw how effective she could be,
it kind of became her whole life.

So now she's applied to some graduate
training programs so she can become a

licensed therapist.

That's great.

Why does she have to leave L .A.? To do
what she really wants to do, she needs

her doctorate.

There's only two schools in the country
that will give her one without her

master's. And they're in?

San Francisco and Georgia.

I see your problem.

Did she get in yet?

Not yet.

We'll know in a couple of weeks.

If she does get in, won't she go?

I don't know.

I don't think she knows.

Well, if there's anything I can do to
help.

I don't know what, but I'll try not to
let it affect my work anymore.

Fair enough. We can start with this.

We've got another citizen can play on
that wheels of fire.

Time to shut him down?

Nah, just check him out of it.

About done at three o 'clock.

Hey, Jess.

How come you're not in school?

I cut lunch period.

Victor, I need to talk to you.

Sounds important.

It is absolutely, positively so
critical, you wouldn't believe it.

I'm all ears.

Um, it's kind of a personal thing.

I was just leaving.

Victor, I need to ask you a little
question, and you've got to promise me

you'll answer me truthfully. And you
won't tell Dad.

Sure. Okay.

Fire away.

What kind of condoms do you guys like?

That's not a little question.

Victor, I need birth control.

Look, I didn't know who else to talk to.

Well, how about your father for one? Oh,
yeah, right. Look, Dad, there's this

really cute guy I'd like to sleep with.

Can I borrow some rubbers?

Okay, okay. I mean, but he's a very
understanding guy, Jess.

Oh, yeah, maybe with you.

With me, he's like a basic training film
from the 50s. He has got rules for

everything. How long you can talk on the
phone. What time you got to come home

at night. How many hours a day I can
watch the television.

Even his rules have rules.

Believe me, I know.

But Jess, I mean, you're only 16.

And I'm still a virgin.

That's not a bad thing for you to be.

Look, forget it. I'm sorry I asked, all
right?

I thought you were the one older person
I could talk to.

Jess. Wait.

Tell me about this guy.

He's way cool.

His name's Todd. He's like this major
sensitive artist painter.

And he's so mature.

How mature?

I was almost 19.

Okay. Where'd you meet him?

Oh, he busts the tables at the
Waterfront Cafe just while he waits for

break. Right.

Good luck. I'll see what I can do. But
promise me you won't do anything until I

get to know this guy. Wait, wait a
minute. You're not actually, you're not

to go see him, are you?

Well, usually that's the way you get to
know somebody.

All right, all right, all right. Just
promise you won't mention anything about

the condoms.

It'll be cool.

All right, and you cannot spill a word
of this to my dad, okay?

Okay?

Okay, fair enough.

But take this and call me if anything
comes up.

Wait a minute. Scratch what I just said.

Just call me, okay?

Thanks, Victor.

Well, if it's an officer road rash, an
officer road kill.

Brings you to my little corner.

Like you don't know.

A new bong for the firehouse, maybe?

We are having a sale on roach cliffs.

Mr. Tarlo, the problem is we received
another complaint about you selling

rolling papers to minors.

That's a load of BS.

Who'd you get this so -called report
from?

It was an anonymous phone call.

Like all the others.

Some misguided goody -good out to blame
me because they found a roach in their

kid's lunchbox.

There wouldn't be a roach if you didn't
sell them the papers.

Hey. I don't sell the kids.

In fact, I make it a point to card
anybody who looks under 30.

Bottom line, Mr. Charlo, if the
complaints don't stop, you'll get a call

the licensing board.

You two ever hear of due process?

It's in a little -known document called
the Constitution.

I figure since you're sworn to defend
it, maybe you ought to learn what it

Move back, people.

We're sparring.

He's got a lot of hands.

You didn't do this to each other.

Who did it?

The nations, dude.

They had these long arms and big
bloodshot eyes.

Okay, clear the way.

Everybody.

Hey, aren't these the guys that were
hassling you a while ago?

I don't know. They look a little
different now.

Did you see what happened to them?

Maybe they fell off the pier or got
pushed or tripped over their big mouth.

I'm only going to ask you one more time.

What did you say to Lisa? The same thing
I told you the last time you were here.

To go away and leave me alone.

How can I be so sure that that's all you
told him?

To tell you the truth, I couldn't care
less.

Now get the hell out of my store.

Not until you get what we came for.

Well, I'd say you got a problem.

No,

my friend.

I would say you are the problem.

out of it. We made our point. The point
is I wasn't finished.

He was.

It's us and them, Kara, remember?

Whose side are you on?

Sometimes I'm not sure.

You're the reason we learned how to
fight in the first place.

Yeah, I know, but I used to feel like we
were fighting for something.

We are.

For all the women who get abused by guys
like that. But if one of these guys

goes to the police... Come on!

What big macho lab monkey is gonna say
he got the crap kicked out of him by a

bunch of girly girls?

Yeah, I guess you're right.

Yeah. And don't you ever forget it.

A couple of big Russians tried to work
me over and busted up at my stuff.

You're okay, huh?

Yeah, I've been hit harder than that by
a good idea.

You think just because I'm in a chair I
can't take care of myself?

Did you get a look at them?

Of course I did. What kind of question
is that?

These guys have been operating in broad
daylight and everybody's afraid to give

us a description.

Well, break out your pen, sweet cheeks.
I'll finger those bullies down to an

eyelash.

We got our witness, huh?

Flatter knows like he stopped a semi
with his face.

Thanks, Captain. I appreciate that.

Well, great. We got approval for the
overtime.

I've asked Corey to coordinate the
stakeout team's red turtle of shop.

It's all a thing to you, Tony. I'd like
to bow out of this detail.

You need some time with Sandy?

No, it's not that. It's... Well,
actually, I'd rather not get into it,

Not okay.

It's the priority case. We're all going
to pull our share.

I don't like babysitting cop haters. You
don't have to like it. Just do it.

Hey, Calloway.

Not in the mood.

Look, I wasn't going to ask you out.

I just thought that, well, maybe we got
off on the wrong foot.

Do me a favor and don't get all warm and
fuzzy on me.

I like our relationship just the way it
is.

Hey, Ed, how's it going?

Your boy's got to back off on the
testosterone.

Yeah, it's kind of a design feature.

In any case, get used to it. We're going
to be staking your place out.

Not a chance, man. Cops hanging around a
head shop, you want to bury me? Don't

worry, we'll be in our civvies.

We've got to protect you. You're our
only witness.

Not if it means killing my business.

You're saying you won't testify?

I said I would, and I will.

Just keep your wheeled jockeys away from
me.

Victor. Hi, Jess.

Hi,

Jess. That's it? That's all you have to
say?

What do you mean?

What do you mean, what do I mean? My
boyfriend, Todd.

Have you checked him out yet?

Excuse me, but I do have other
responsibilities.

A little thing called fighting crime,
for instance.

Well, come on, Victor. Can't you just go
down to the Waterfront Cafe right now

and maybe talk? I'm just getting off
duty.

I have all evening planned.

Please, Victor.

You did promise.

Let me go home and change.

Meet me there in an hour.

Okay. Thanks, Victor.

Bye.

Hey. How you doing?

Good.

You got a lot of California.

Huh? I wouldn't live anywhere else.

Where else could you get such a prime
pick?

Must be something with the weather.

Yeah.

How about a beer?

Oh, sorry, man. I'm not 21.

But the bartender will be back in a
minute.

You old enough to serve coffee?

Yeah, that I can do.

Right.

Man, look at the action here. It must
keep you real busy, huh?

Oh, not really. I mean, 19 and minimum
wage are like two big strikes against

you. It's got to drive you crazy.

Not me.

I like them younger anyway.

Oh, yeah. The younger, the better,
right?

I mean, you know, more my age.

In fact, I've got a full -time
girlfriend.

You got a car?

Oh, yeah.

It's not a van, is it?

It's a minivan, actually.

It's a hand -me -down from my mom.

I tried to fix it up like a surf wagon.

But it still looks a little dorky.

Must have plenty of room in the back.

Well, yeah, I guess. I mean, for the
easels and stuff.

But I mean, it must make it real
convenient for you and your girlfriend.

Hey, speak the devil. Hey, Jess.

Hi.

Can't sit at the bar, remember?

You're a minor.

Don't remind me.

Hey, thanks for the coffee. No problem.

So, isn't Todd... Legally an adult,
works in a bar, drives a van.

They got the dream come true, Jess.

Victor, that is not fair.

I just call it the way I see it.

If this guy sleeps with you, it's
statutory rape. Oh, so what?

Are you gonna bust him?

No, but I can't speak for your dad. Oh,
that's why we're keeping him out of

this, remember?

Look, I came to you because I thought I
could trust you.

I am not ready to sign off on you two
just yet.

Well, Victor, I'm kind of in a hurry
here. You can always go to your dad.

That's blackmail.

Isn't that how you got me into this?

All right, all right. You win, okay?

Just don't take too long.

Go on.

You know, we could burn a few calories
if we actually spoke to each other.

I'm sorry, Corey. I'm somewhere else.

I bet he wishes you were.

Believe me, I'd be happy to oblige.

Hi. Hi.

Cold nights, and I figured since I can't
get ready, I might use this.

Thanks, that's really nice of you.
You're welcome.

I'm fine.

That's debatable here.

I said I'm fine.

All right, I give. What is with you and
this guy?

These druggies drive me crazy.

See, it was guys like Ed Tarler who
screwed my brother up.

You mean Teddy?

Yeah.

He's like the straightest guy alive.

Well, except for you, maybe.

Wasn't always that way.

I remember one night, I guess I was
about 15.

Teddy got completely ripped and stole my
dad's car.

He proceeded to go and flip it in a
flood control channel. And if it hadn't

for a jogger who just happened to be
there, he would have drowned.

You never told me this before.

It's not something I talk about a lot.

But it is the reason I'm so black and
white on the subject of drugs. So you

you can't take a cup of coffee from an
old hippie in a wheelchair?

The guy deals drug paraphernalia.

In my book, that puts him one notch
above the low -life scum who peddle the

drugs.

Wait.

Why don't you stay here?

See, Maduro?

I told you they were a couple.

You'll just have to finish our business
late.

Hey, check it out.

What's up, girls?

Not sure.

We need to talk. Alone.

Don't mind me.

What's up, Lieutenant?

You tell me, Del Toro.

I found this in the back seat of my car.
It must have fallen out of Jesse's book

bag. The wallet?

That's a con in there, isn't it? Yeah.

Right next to your business card.

What are you implying, Lieutenant?
Forget the implications.

Let's start with the explanation.

I can't.

Please, just trust me here.

I made a promise to Jess. You have a
responsibility to me.

And I respect that.

So I'll tell you this.

There's a very simple and innocent
explanation to this.

But it's not my place to say it. And if
you press Jess, you just might blow it.

If I don't hear something pretty soon, I
will blow it.

Everything cool here?

Oh, everything is just peachy cane.

Come on. I got a situation.

Too fat.

Looks like it fell out of a jello mold.

Too skinny.

A good breeze would take him out.

What about him?

Nobody with glasses.

No fair.

Give it a rest, guys.

I'm getting so tired of your whining.
You're the one who got attacked, Kara,

remember? Then I should be the one to
say when I've gotten even.

Well, then who's going to stop them?
They will keep on abusing women because

they can.

I've heard the rap, Nikki, and I used to
believe it, but you're way past that.

This isn't retaliation. It's hunting.

You're doing this because it gets you
off.

Are you getting in my face now?

Oh, what, are you going to beat me up
now?

Ladies, ladies, incoming at 3 o 'clock.

Check it out, check it out, look at
this, huh?

Miss American Passion on my beach, huh?
What's going on, ladies? What, you want

to judge it down? Oh, whatever you got,
baby, whatever you got, you know?

Let's go, man, all three of you? Yeah,
you bet, buddy.

Hey,

give me some room to stretch out.

Sorry, man, I got orders to stick to you
like felt.

Didn't ask for this. This was your idea,
remember?

You think I want to babysit some broken
-down druggie? Hey, back off, bike boy.

I don't do drugs.

No, but you help kids do them, and I
don't know which one's worse.

Listen, I told you, I don't sell the
minors. And if adults want to buy my

it's still a free country for the
moment.

Come on, let's see how fast you can go.

Guys, cut it out. Cut it out before
somebody gets hurt.

Loser leaves the boardwalk.

What's she want?

She want...

And what's he named?

Tito Wong!

Heads up!

I got some kind of hollering saying,
right!

Are you guys nuts? You could have killed
somebody.

By the way, I won. You okay?

I don't need your help.

You ever come near me again, and I'll
never testify.

You got that straight?

Just stay away from me.

well that went well come on let's get
you another bike

Turn around. Turn around.

Down. Easy. Don't make this rough on
yourself.

Down on the ground.

Hands behind your head.

You see what the other guy looked like.

You've been seen in the company of a
very bad element.

You mean those cops?

Do me a favor. Get rid of them for me,
will you?

It would be your planning on testifying
against us.

Not to worry about, boys. That never
happened.

But you understand, we have to make
sure.

Let go.

I think my left arm's broken.

Step back, please.

Ed, how you doing?

It's a hell of a lot better to leave you
alone.

So we got a street behind the shops with
an alley and several side streets that

run east to west.

Both times you lost them, you lost them
off the back street.

What if they never left?

What if they're ducking into a back
entrance of one of these businesses

here?

Maybe that explains how they keep track
of all their protection contracts.

If they were actually here, right here
all the time.

We've got a serious problem here, Chief.

Lieutenant, look, I'm sorry. I let my
personal feelings affect my judgment.

Endangering innocent civilians?

You don't think getting Ed Tarlow
killed?

Lucky he doesn't sue us blind.

Yeah, well, Ed Tarlow is just looking to
stick it to the cops.

You obviously don't know his story.

He's a cop hater. What's to know? He's
also a war hero.

Received the Bronze Star or the V, the
Distinguished Service Cross.

Wow, is that how he ended up in a
wheelchair?

That's the irony of it.

He made it through the war just fine.

But Vietnam changed him.

He became a leader in the anti -war
movement.

He was given a speech when the cops
moved in with riot gear and tear gas.

When the smoke cleared, his spinal cord
had been damaged.

He never walked again.

The girls get to walk.

What? We caught him dead to right.

Well, they claim the kids assaulted
them, and they were defending

That's bull.

Yeah, well, we know that. But Nikki
Dane's father's a hotshot attorney, and

kid won't give an opposing statement.
Besides, he's got a record. Who do you

think the DA's going to believe?

Unbelievable.

Hey, check this out.

Kara Fisher filed a sexual assault
charge?

Two years ago, claimed she was drugged
and nearly raped at a party. There was

insufficient evidence, and the guy got
off on a misdemeanor assault.

Your basic slap on the wrist.

So you figure a revenge thing.

Makes sense.

Only she's the least aggressive of the
bunch.

But when you want to break a chain.

I don't think I can wait.

Oh, wait, please.

I'm not ready.

Don't stop it now, Dad.

If she doesn't, I will.

Dad.

Um, what are you doing here?

I live here.

But you're supposed to be at the
station.

Except I'm home now. Who might you be?

Uh, Todd, sir.

Jesse's boyfriend.

Todd, Jesse's boyfriend. You have a
three count.

One.

Okay, okay.

Later, Jess.

Victor, that rat!

What's Victor got to do with this?

I went to him for some help with Todd,
and he swore he wouldn't say anything.

What a liar!

Victor never said a thing, Jesse.

What kind of help were you asking him
for?

You don't want to know. Yes, I do.

Was this little floor show his
suggestion?

No. And as a matter of fact, he said I
should wait and not get pressured into

anything that I wasn't ready for.

That sounds like pretty good advice.

Yeah, I thought so too.

Is that why you left this where I'd be
sure to find it?

No. Should I come to your rescue?

No.

I don't know.

Maybe.

Anyways, I'm glad you did.

You and me both.

She knows we're here.

Doesn't look like her friends do,
though.

I'd like to find a way to split Kara
off.

I don't know.

Is this expensive?

Yeah, it is.

Okay. Thanks.

Thank you.

Bye.

Watch my back. I have an idea.

Listen, I just want to say thanks for
taking such good care of my daughter.

So you're not mad?

I'm just happy she has a friend she can
turn to when she thinks her old man is

too uptight to listen to.

Come on, you uptight? Where would she
get that idea? Don't push it, okay?

Good thing.

Anytime.

I always thought mines were at the
bottom of the food chain.

What do you want?

I know you were sexually assaulted a few
years ago, and I know the guy walked.

But you can't go around hammering men
for revenge.

We have a right to defend ourselves.

What you're doing is not self -defense.
It's assault.

Jamie, where's Kara? I don't know.

Well, I...

I told you to keep an eye on her.

Let me go, you mime. Come on, Kara.

You're the only one that can stop this
thing.

Jamie and Nikki are going to take you
right down with them.

Please, they're my friends. No, they're
not.

I'm sorry, I can't do this. Just leave
me alone.

There she is.

were you, Kara?

She's been talking to the cops.

Isn't it obvious?

No, I swear, I didn't tell her anything.

I think it's time we had a little talk.

Hey, man, let me give you a hand. Hey,
back off, man. I want no part of your

toy.

Look, I acted like a complete idiot,
okay? Now you're gonna make this big

and I'm supposed to kiss you, right?

Well, not without dinner and a movie.

Look, what do you say we work together
this time, huh?

What did you tell that cop, you little
snitch? Nothing, nothing, just that we

have a right to defend ourselves.

Right, to defend ourselves against men
who abuse us.

All right, tough guys, do you want one?

Come on, give me your best shot.

You okay?

Yeah, thanks.

Thanks a lot.

You want to thank me?

Testify.

Yeah, I can do that.

There's no need for that, guys.

I decided to pay off.

You have come to your senses, duh?

I knew you were a smart man.

Yeah, but funny thing.

Just like that, I changed my mind.

What? You heard me, Porsche Breath. No
deal.

Tough break.

Put it down!

Nice and slow.

One down. One coming your way.

Sorry. What's the matter?

Sorry,

son. Come on.

You want to hurry?

Not bad for a pig.

You're going to make me cry.

We're going straight to the mall, then
grab a couple burgers, maybe catch a

movie, and then I'll have her straight
back here.

I'll have her home by 11, sir.

No sweat, Todd.

I know I can trust you to take good care
of her.

Yes, sir.

Let's stop with the sir routine, huh?

We can be on a first -name basis.

My first name is Lieutenant.

So, Todd, what are you driving tonight?

My mom's Volvo.

My van's in the shop.

Make sure it stays there.

Hey, are you ready? Yeah, you look
great.

Thanks. I mean, she looks, um... Relax,
Todd. She does look great.

Hey, Todd, why don't you go start the
car?

All right, sure.

Good night, Lieutenant.

I'll be up at 11.

Rod, thanks for being so nice to Todd.

He's like a nice guy.

You're happy, I'm happy.

I am.

And thanks for trusting me.

Likewise, kid.

Oh, and next time you see Victor, tell
him thanks for being such a great friend

and not telling me that I was planning
on having sex with Todd. Okay, Dad? Good

night.

Take a look around.

Just another day in L .A.

She's more than me.

Anybody thinks she is free.

Someday.

What a letdown. It's just another day.