All language subtitles for Kojak s04e11 Where Do You Go When You Have Nowhere To Go

This is Telly Savalas.

Here are some scenes from the next
episode of Kojak. Six foot six, 260

fingers like baseball bats, hands like
suitcases.

What'd you do, forget your key, Kuchiku?
The contract is a hundred grand.

Well? Well, what, Baldy? You conned me,
baby.

You came here to pick up Tony Mira, and
you blew our cover.

I need it. Now you're telling me a black
guy took your ignition keys, stole your

cab. and a cop drove away in your blue
and white. Next on Cookies.

Hotel Minute.

Baby, you're just too much.

You do better walking.

Too tired, my brother. I've been on the
move for six months.

You a salesman?

I'm a hunter, Sam.

You're pretty quick. You read my name on
the card there.

What kind of a hunter?

Let me off at the corner.

Take it easy, Sam.

Keep the change.

Are you Julie?

Why? A friend on the coast said to look
up a fox by the name of Julie.

Yeah? What friend?

Silence is all question answered.

Oh, you want a reading?

Why'd you say that?

If I use the tarot deck, it'll be $8.

And that includes any questions,
naturally.

Just one question. Where is Anthony
Mira?

A lousy cop.

I'm not a cop, sweet lady.

I'm just a man that's looking for a man
that's running hard by the way of Los

Angeles, Detroit, and Chicago.

Look, I don't want to be mixed up in any
snuffing. Sister Julie, do I look like

a man that would be part of a snuffing?

I'm not here to snuff Tony Mira.

I'm here to save his naughty bone, God
willing, and with your help and

cooperation. Well, there's nothing I
know.

He thinks I have some special gift.

I told him it wasn't so.

Just a way with cards.

But he don't believe me.

I can tell you.

To Tony, my ace of wands from Julie.

Where'd you get that?

Oh, I just looked down once and there it
was, like magic.

Well, the ace of wands is not magic.

It's his inner card from the tarot deck.

All of his aspects are strange.

He owes a lot of dues in his 12th house.

He's weird.

Never did the same thing twice. Not the
same way.

Came by cab one time, he'd walk the
next.

Changed the meeting place at the last
second.

Crazy.

Only once did he take me to the same
place twice.

A dive south of Houston.

Really freaky. One bite of steak, one
look over his shoulder. It's all in his

chart. It's what they call paranoia.

He's just being careful, love.

It keeps him alive.

What do you mean?

He's an executioner for Syndicate Green.
A hitman.

Why, it's horoscopes that have told you
that.

Good day, Sister Judith.

Yeah.

Hey, uh, Charlie there?

Charlie? Yeah.

Your bookie.

Yeah, Charlie.

What do you want today, Charlie?

Yeah, the first at Belmont.

Make it a double.

Number seven, two, and six, four.

One each.

Okay.

Seven, two, six, four. Well, well, well,
well.

The deputy commissioner and the city
council, they haven't had lasagna today.

You've got to be crazy walking in here.

I want to talk to Mr. C.

Tony, you're dead.

Lie down.

Matty, I'm carrying your marker a long
time.

Are you going to help me square myself?

Then how'd you get out, huh?

Hey, Tony, they were boxing you for
murder woman. Hey, man, I don't know.

The judge says no bail.

All of a sudden, I'm out on $200 ,000.

I put up 10%. I'm out on the street
three hours.

Somebody tries to hit me.

To hit me.

Now, Matty, you know who I am.

They can keep sending their soldiers all
day. Who cares? Are they kidding?

I took down three since I left the
coast.

They were good, Matty, but I am better.

I am the best.

You got wheels?

I'm back.

Okay.

I'll send word.

You're telling me no?

Now you say no?

This man is destroying me and you say
no?

I say they're around him like bought
knocks.

I say it's not worth to die for.

A hundred grand ain't worth it to pull
him down.

You yellow banana, you get out of here.
Beat it.

Big head man, get out!

Yeah? That call from the coast.

They were right.

He showed.

What are you bothering me with that
stuff for?

You know what to do with them. Do it!

No more, baby.

Papa's come to take you home.

I lost you in Chicago.

But now we're together again.

Start her up.

It does.

You've flooded it, you turkey.

Now get out.

Slowly.

I'm okay.

Give me a break, Hobbs.

I'm giving you a break, sugar, by taking
you back to that court in Frisco.

It's got my feet.

Did Mary make that phone call?

Yeah. Mr. C don't want to hear your
story.

Coming here with a gutsy shopper that
don't pay off. Move.

Get it.

You drive.

Ah! Ah!

I'm going to go check.

You better watch the driving, Clint.

Johnny Malek took a knife in the belly.
The round one over here found him.

Oh.

Matty, what can I tell you? You lost
your right arm.

Oh, no, no, no, Kojak.

I lost my best friend.

Yeah, what'd you think I meant, baby?

You, fat one, talk to me.

Well?

Well, what, Baldy?

Charlie the bartender.

What are you doing out here? What did
you see?

Well means move your lips.

I came out for a little fresh air.

I see the stiff.

I do my good citizen act.

If you want to know any more, why don't
you go get yourself a wine, knobhead?

Not a mixed drinks, Matty? Good.

Because you just lost your pee -pee
bartender. Come on, Lieutenant. Give me

break. Sure.

Lieutenant, the tech's found some blood
over there on the wall.

And it couldn't be his because he fell
where he got slid. Check it out against

his anyway.

Eight, nine, ten, four, and out you.

You want to come with me, hot lips?

Sap is that you drive the car.

All right, take it easy. Just take it
easy, you understand?

I'm going, I'm going.

Get yourself an apron. You're going to
attend the bar.

Go.

This guy walks in.

Their eyes pop out. They talk.

I can't hear anything.

The guy goes out.

Matty gets up, makes a telephone call,
and sends his muscle after this guy.

A car won't start.

A gun goes off. I run out to see what's
going on, and I see a cab taking off.

That's it.

What about the $100 ,000 contract
rumble?

Just what I said on Saturday. It's still
on.

Nothing about when, nothing about who's
got the contract or the intended victim.

Okay.

You go through the books, even come up
with a new face.

If not, nail down a portrait, okay?

I'll give you a story to bring back to
the bar.

I just can't believe it.

You take your own undercover man away.
You just drive away.

Eight months of work put in jeopardy
from a bunch of lead -footed local cops.

Well, I can't apologize enough, Mr.
Whalen.

But if we hadn't investigated that
homicide...

It might have seemed a teensy -weensy
bit suspicious, don't you think?

Don't try and con me, Kojak.

The state of New York went on the hook
for 83 grand to buy that bar. We spent a

year looking for exactly the right place
that's also for sale, and you local

people are stomping all over it.

Whalen, I'd like to remind the new
special prosecutor for narcotics.

We've gotten a goldmine of information
out of there. You have, I haven't.

That bar was purchased for one purpose
and one purpose only.

Turkish whites on the street again, and
in quantities, and I want the man who

put it there.

And that bar was supposed to lead me
right to him.

Until your bulls broke all the china.

You want us out? Say the word.

Captain, I wanted federal people in on
this from the start.

But no, they insisted you local people
knew the scene. Maybe they were

to traffic control, huh?

Well, and one of my men has this tuchus
on the line in there.

I think you've said it all.

What?

Did I say something?

Lieutenant, Captain, I got a make on the
guy who came out of the alley, and you

were right. He took the cab, and I got
the drop point off the trip sheet.

Well? Well, you want it standing up or
sitting down?

You want it here or in Staten Island?

Six foot six, 260 pounds, fingers like
baseball bats, hands like suitcases.

Should I continue?

Salacious.

Big black dude from the coast, the one
who works for different bondsmen, the

who goes after bail jumpers for a
percentage. Him?

What's he doing in that bar?

What'd you do, forget your key?

You're taking quite a chance, aren't
you, Kojak?

Hi.

All right, folks, there's nothing to see
now.

Come on, get back.

Why the party, Kojak? I thought we were
on the same team, sort of.

Salatio. If I knew it was you, but
downstairs the desk has a Cosimo Medici

registered as room.

Is that right?

How's Bundy hunting?

Good, bad, up and down.

Keeps me in grits and watermelons. Why
don't you cut that shuffling down the

levee old man river routine, okay?

Got a master's degree from Berkeley,
captain, special forces, Vietnam.

So who's the target for today?

And how does it relate to the stabbing
in the alley?

Okay.

Things have been kind of slow.

And I heard about this hot bar downtown.

So I thought I'd shop around.

So just shopping, la -di -da, like that?

Never even got inside the place.

Just walking back the alley, two steps,
a car fly by, and I'm hugging the bricks

trying to get out of the way, and I've
been damned if some crazy dude don't

a shot at me.

I'm a half a block down the street in a
cab before I realized I'd been hit.

And that's the truth, Your Honor, sir.

What kind of car, make, color?

Man, all I saw was a flash of that gun.
I didn't need to see nothing else.

My feet just started moving.

Listen, there's no need for me to be
lying to you, Coach Jack.

Money, Saletio.

Money, money, money.

You lied to the Pope to protect the 20 %
you get for bail jumpers? Maybe I'll go

back and learn some more.

Forget it.

Well, look, Salato.

We got our eyes on that bar, okay? We
got a big gambling operation coming

Gambling? Yeah.

So you forget about it and I'll forget
that you were a witness at a homicide.

Never even heard of the place.

Mm -hmm.

In the morning, you come down.

Just tell us all about that walking by,
all right? First thing.

Cosimo Medici.

Man didn't bet or not, just wrote it
down.

Yeah?

Yeah, I want Rizzo to get down here and
give Saperstein a hand.

Outside the Gramercy Park Hotel.

To follow a liar by the name of Soledio
Harms.

A .K .A. Cosimo Medici.

Capisce?

Yeah.

Yeah. Matty.

Pony Mero.

Hey, Tony, I'm glad you called.

Oh, yeah, sure you are.

You tell Mr.

C his muscle -bound memory was number
four.

You tell him I want to take down anybody
he sends or he can sit down and talk.

Tony, he wants to talk.

On a level.

He said there's a way.

All of a sudden he says he can make you
happy.

And you can make him happy.

Okay.

Tell him okay.

I'll call you tomorrow.

He said today.

Tony!

Oh!

Oh!

Hey.

Hey!

Yeah? I thought you wanted me to meet
you at your hotel.

Changing my mind.

Huh?

What were you standing there for?

You know me.

I hate surprises.

You

know,

I've been going over my moves.

Very careful moves.

The last six months.

All very, very careful.

All except one.

You want a drink or something?

How'd the picture get there?

It's an old picture.

Yeah, yeah, I know.

It was in my pocket when they picked me
up in Frisco.

I never got it back.

Lieutenant, line three, San Francisco.

Yeah, hiya, Ted.

How's it going?

Okay, that's fine.

Listen. Not too many months ago, anybody
jump a sizable bill?

Hey, you want to call me back?

Okay, hang on.

What's this about?

That night when we were in the bar, I
didn't buy that big slob's story. I

think he's here on business.

Yeah, Ted.

No, no, that's too small. I mean
something real big.

Yeah, that's more like it.

200 grand, huh?

Right. Hey, thanks, baby.

Yeah, I'll return the favor. Just don't
send the Giants back. We ripped down the

polar ground.

Here.

Anthony the Mirror Mirror.

Six months ago, federal indictment.
Explosive device causing death and

destruction.

Cracker! You!

Call the feds. Tell them we think that
Tony Mirror's in the neighborhood.

Get the flyer with his picture.

Meet Starro somewhere.

And he can butt up the make, I'm sure.

So, arms is out to Tony Mirror.

20 % of 180 grand.

I'd love to get paid that way.

3 ,600 a suspect.

Ah, Frank.

36 ,000.

Julie?

Hello?

Sorry sir.

I did a job. I got careless.

They grabbed me.

But I never talked.

And the rest you know.

I laid it out. I laid it all out.

Including my life by coming here.

And I trust you.

Oh, you trust us, Tony.

So how come you got your hand in your
pocket?

It's a grenade, yes.

Doesn't matter.

This is a child's game we all play.

You talked, you didn't talk.

What matters is you're here.

And you can square yourself.

Do us both a favor and live.

Name it.

Name it and it's done, Mr. C.

There was a man bothering me.

Hurting us.

Costing us.

I had a price out for him.

Big money.

But nobody came to me and said, I am the
man to do it.

I want you to be that man, Anthony.

Who is he?

They say he wears bulletproof clothes.

That he's got it night and day.

He's out of your life, Mr. C.

Well, don't you want another price tag?

No price.

I'm doing this to prove myself.

You're professional, Anthony.

Professionals get paid for what they do.

The contract is a hundred grand.

A hundred thousand dollar hit?

It's done.

The neck is broken.

Shattered, actually.

You saw the rest of it.

Okay, thanks.

What'd you come up with? Oh, nothing in
here except the curve sign.

Leo, Leo the Lion.

Could be a name.

Leo, Leon.

Maybe it's Leonard.

You ain't your brother, so take a walk,
fool.

I am from the Department of Health, Mr.,
uh... Duffy.

And I ain't the manager.

Then you would have no objection to my
inspecting the upper, uh... Oh, go

go ahead.

I think they're gonna fix it.

Good. I just want to make sure for
myself what he's talking about.

Make sure I got the right hotel.

The man making the complaint, he's about
5 '8 and a quarter, dark hair, bad

complexion.

Here's a picture he left at the
department.

Yeah, Mr. Martin, 100.

Oh, he ain't in.

Yeah, that's him.

Someone from the Department of Health's
up there.

I'm calling my bookie. You want
something?

No, no.

Uh, Matt, do you want to take care of
that customer?

Charlie, I'm busy with stock.

I'll have a ring with Fizz.

I don't know nothing about those fancy
drinks.

Why don't you go find yourself a high
-class joint someplace?

Hey, I know you.

From Chicago, right? I've never been
there. Well, you told me you were in

Chicago once, eh?

Yeah, well, I forgot.

Take a walk. Get out of here.

Oh, I thought you leaned over to kiss me
hello, Stavros.

I'll give you a kiss hello.

I'm telling you to get the hell out of
here. I am telling you, I want Tony

Tony Mira?

Who doesn't?

I don't care who doesn't. I does.

Trouble, Charlie?

I was just asking your man here, what
time does Lily come to work?

Who? Lily, your waitress.

I'm supposed to meet her here.

No, Lily, man, not here.

Don't con me, man.

Hey, I swear.

Do I look like Lily to you?

No.

But he does.

The bigger they are, the dumber they are
with broads.

Yeah.

Go to the phone and call the cops,
understand?

Hey, miss, please call the cops.

Miss.

Hey, lady, please call the cops, the
bomb squad.

Please, lady.

What is this, a joke?

For God's sake, will you go to the phone
and call the cops?

Move.

Lady, move.

When Rizzo calls back, pull him in,
okay? We'll get that cuckoo from the

to thank for flushing Mira.

Well, Frank, you look dashing.

Ready when you are, Captain.

Yeah, no way.

Dedication of a new municipal peer.

Really?

Lieutenant.

For you.

Kojak.

What?

You know, we can kiss that bar goodbye
for sure now.

You better keep awake, coach. I can keep
that bomb squad working. You know

something, Salathiel?

I've been looking forward to this little
taste of tape for days now.

You know, every time we manage to build
a nice little sandcastle, you come along

with your big fat feet and you kick it
over.

Listen. You conned me, baby.

You came here to pick up Tony Mira and
you blew our cover.

Listen, can't we talk about this later?
What are you doing at the Hotel

Alliance? I went to the toilet.

Okay.

You keep up with those gags, and that's
exactly where you're going, down the

tube. Okay, that's how I earn my bucks,
going up the bear jumpers, and that's an

honest profession.

Now, you listen, Coochie Coo.

If you picked up a lead in that room,
now's the time to share it. Otherwise,

and he are going to take a ride on a
long, long bus with little wire mesh

windows. Now, you listen here, Coochie.
Ah!

Don't move!

Mirror's on the run for his life. That's
a hit on him. If you had kept in touch

with your friends like me, you know
that's not true.

He picked up a 100 -gallon contract.

Relax.

Is there a reason you're still like
that?

Oh, you're cool considering the fact
that if it goes, you go too.

Hey, Lieutenant, didn't you tell them
they found it 10 minutes ago?

That 100 grand hit, is that on the
level?

Who is it?

We're not sure.

Arms.

It's a man's life.

I found this in Mira's room.

That's Whalen, the new special
prosecutor.

I was going to call you. Oh, sure you
were. Give me that.

Fear security units, tighten up on
Whalen. I'm on my way.

All right, I'm picking up Crocker.

No statements right now. A little later,
folks, please. If you don't mind.

Just a little later.

Captain.

Excuse me.

Hey, Whalen, you're endangering
everybody near you.

Lieutenant, are you trying to tell me
that I cannot go out in public until

thing is resolved?

Now, would you do that if your life was
threatened?

Excuse me.

Frank, you've got to take it out of his
hands.

But how?

The highest rank I've pulled a city.

By the time Albany takes any action, you
and I will be retired for a year.

Did you get lucky?

Sure did.

That's good. Which one is Waylon's car?

The brown one in front of the cab. Is it
well covered? Yeah. Keep your eyes

open, okay? Okay.

All right, sure. That's it.

Hey, let me relieve you. Oh, yeah? Yeah.
Ten minutes.

Don't switch it longer.

Hey!

Hey!

Don't drop this car, mister. The what?

Hey. Hey.

Hey, fellas.

Grab that guy. I need you guys.

Where to?

I need it.

Now, you're telling me a black guy took
your ignition keys, stole your cab, and

a cop drove away in your blue and white?
Yeah, a cop.

Broke off Wayland's car.

What the heck is going on?

Time to talk, old buddy.

I need to know who hired you.

I'm listening, sugar.

Hey, turn blue.

Oh.

When I was a kid in St. Louis, we used
to play this game called meatball.

Now, forget all the rules, but you ask a
personal question.

And if he didn't answer, you'd yell,
meatball.

And sure enough, they'd answer.

Who hired you, meatball?

Hey.

Meatball, who hired you?

Huh?

Meatball.

Hey, hey. Who hired you?

Meatball.

Who hired you, Meatball?

You're not going to talk, are you?

Who hired you, Meatball?

Meatball.

Lieutenant, that's illegal.

Yeah, I know, but look at the rhythm.

Hey, Lieutenant.

What are you doing here?

You got no warrant.

You got no right to be here.

Captain, this was all a big thing he put
together to break in on legitimate

business. But you don't fool nobody.

Harassment, that's what it is.

Why would I do that to you?

You mean, would I bend the law in order
to put you away forever?

What about the beef? Whose is it?

This is all my property. Now, get out.

Verified.

Crocker!

It was right.

Yeah, Holmes.

You made Waylon a happy headhunter.

Now you can make me happy. Give me my
man. I don't know about that, Sal.

What do you mean you don't know? I bust
this case of you and get my skin in a

ring of doing and you don't know?

Well, yeah, yeah. He's in my
jurisdiction. What can I tell you? Your

jurisdiction? You know what you can do
with your jurisdiction while he's

standing there with my cuffs on him?

Well, what can I tell you? The captain
thanks you. I thank you. The city of New

York thanks you. I like that.

Oh, come on, Kojak. I saw that movie.

I mean, look at this outfit. 300 bucks.

My bro got in a scuff. My six months up
tomorrow.

And if I don't have him back by then,
the bail will be forfeited and I don't

even get my handcuffs back.

All right, well, see you next time
you're in New York.

Kojak!

How we call the folks gonna ever get
ahead with you treating us like this?

Oh, don't you lay that number on me.

Crocker, give him his cuffs back and
leave the body on him.

That ought to update you a couple of
decades, huh?

Who loves you, baby?

Yeah, sure.

And Crocker, take him to the airport,
will you, via the subway?

Maybe he'll get himself mugged.

He's walking off with our prisoner, and
you helped him?

Frank, remember that game we used to
play when we were kids? I'll swap you.

You don't make everybody happy,
predicated on the idea that a trade is a

All right.

You got to give a little, you take a
little. A trade is a trade. What do we

Well, for starters, we got our china
shop back, minus that big black bull.

Besides that, I called the DA's office.

San Francisco had first call. What do
you mean they had first call? I thought

had first call. No, no, no.

You wind up with that boy, what is it?