All language subtitles for nowhere_man_s01e03_the_incredible_derek

My name is Thomas Vail, or at least it
was.

I'm a photographer.

I had it all.

A wife, a house, friends, a career.

And in one moment, it was all taken
away.

All because of a single photograph.

I have it.

They want it. And they will do anything
to get the negative.

I'm keeping this diary as proof that
these events are real.

I know they are.

They have to be.

I look at my life as I would a puzzle,
only there aren't a lot of pieces.

Just the things that I still carry from
the past, and that doesn't leave much.

So, what can I do for you?

Well, I'm looking for a Humvee. It's a
military... Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it,

got it.

It'll come cheap. Well, actually, I'm
looking for...

Not particular, Humvee. This is a
license plate number.

Hey, your man comes prepared, huh?

You think he can find it?

Hey, that's what it says in the window.
I might have to back my way into the DMV

computer. Damn, it won't be the first
time.

Let's see what we got here.

I can't guarantee it's still there, but
the last line I got, is it a vehicle

with a plate you're looking for was last
re -registered in Tipton, Georgia?

That was two months ago. Who owns it?

Well, I got a DBA here.

Hey, come here, come here.

Ned's Friendly Pre -Owned Classics.

Used car lot.

I can try to track it down for you.
Might take a few days.

No, thanks.

How much do I owe you? Oh, hey, 20
bucks.

Wow.

How you doing?

I'm looking for Ned's used car lot.

Just wondering if I was in the right
place.

You must have just got off the 519.

Is this the whole town of Tipton?

You looking for something special?

Yeah, a used car lot, Ned.

Take it right here at the intersection.

Go a half mile up the road on the left.

Thanks.

Ain't nobody there now, though.

It's after 5 o 'clock.

Besides, Ned probably, uh...

Closed a little early tonight on account
of the show.

Little blind boy.

I've seen him once before.

Kid starts talking in voices and telling
you all sorts of nevermind.

Something to see.

What time does Ned open up in the
morning?

That depends on how much he had to drink
the night before.

Between 8 and 10 is usually right.

Great.

Look, is there a place around here where
I can get a room with a shower?

Well, I got a couple rooms in the back.

You can take your pick for a fiver.

Okay, I'll take it.

I'll get your key.

There ain't no Motel 6, you know. For
$5, you gotta make your own bed and

your own bathroom.

Every once in a while, I allow myself
the deception that I'm just a guy

traveling across the country taking in
the local color.

How much?

Five to gulp, 25 to talk.

Ten years ago,

Ten years ago, lightning flashed through
the sky

like daggers from heaven.

A pregnant woman had to drive herself to
the hospital

when the Lord decided that this was a
journey she would

not complete.

When the doctors took the baby from her
lifeless body, they proclaimed it a

miracle that he survived.

The child will be blind, the doctor
said.

He will never see.

But the doctors were wrong.

But while that boy could not

See like you are.

He possesses an inner side.

He sees.

He sees the past.

He sees the present.

And ladies and gentlemen, he sees the
future.

I present to you kind people of Georgia.

My son, Derek Bartholomew Williams.

Derek is ready for his first question.

Hi, Derek, honey.

Derek, you simply must tell me where I
put my dearly departed grandmama's

diamond ring.

It's a three -carat, flawless teardrop
surrounded by more than 23 Brazilian

emeralds.

Anyway, I know I put it in my daddy's
top -dressed drawer, but for the life of

me, I can't find it.

Do you think you could help me, boy?

Damn it, Allison.

What are the rules of the game here? Who
put you up to this? Allison? Who's

Allison? Boy, please calm down.

The woman says she don't know nobody
named Allison.

The photographs.

They're so real, Thomas.

So unforgiving.

Thomas? And?

Damn it, they're lying. All of them.
They're all lying. And they're in it

together.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's normal.

I'm sorry, folks.

Sometimes the power of the inside is too
much for a young boy.

We'll come back tomorrow night and make
it up to you. Please.

Please, boy.

Tom?

Tom, is that you?

Yeah, it's me, Mom.

My son is dead.

But I have no son.

Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.

Easy,

easy, easy.

Come on.

You'll be all right, son. Just lay down
and get some rest.

You're just tired, so I'll be back
later.

Why can't you stay with me?

I'll be along.

I just got to get someone to ride home.

Now, get to bed.

You said we were going to Aunt Mamie's.
We are.

Just as soon as this tour is over.

Ponds full of fish.

And it's a stupid man that don't go
fishing.

Now, come on.

Just get in and get to bed.

Night, Dad.

Can't stay here, you know.

They want to hurt you.

What did you see?

Derek, what scared you so much?

Death.

It's all around you.

You see anything now?

I see an eagle.

An eagle?

Where is this eagle, Derek?

Where do I find it?

You should leave this place, mister.

Now.

It's bad for you.

Bad for all of us.

I gotta get a bed now.

My daddy's gonna be back soon.

So, it's you, Butte.

People ain't gonna mess with you short
in this hill, baby.

Oh,

I hope you don't mind.

With some folks, it's coffee.

With me, it's these.

Keeps the wife at a distance.

Can't be all bad.

So, where'd you find this one?

Oh, I got the paperwork if that's what
you mean.

Now, she's a real deal, though. U .S.
military walks the walk. Well, if you

don't mind, I'd like to check it out for
myself, you know, maybe to have some

maintenance records, let me know where
it's been, what it needs.

Got it in an army post up in Tanner.

Pick up a lot of this stuff.

Instead of breaking them down and
selling them for parts, sell them to me.

So where's Tanner?

What? It's up the highway, about 30
miles, just past where Gator World used

be.

Okay, great. Well, thanks a lot, Ned.

I'll let you know. Well, now listen,
don't let the grass grow under your

son. This baby ain't going to sit here
too long.

All right.

Thanks a lot.

Anybody here?

Looking for something?

Well, yeah, there's nobody here. What's
your business here? Hey, I'm just...

I'm trying to get some information on a
Humvee that you sold to a dealer down in

Tipton. What about it?

Well, I'm thinking of buying it, and I
thought I could get a little maintenance

history on it before I laid out the cash
and found out I had a dog on my hands.

Talk to Corners. He runs the motor pool.

Well, thank you.

You're welcome.

I open the door, I let her go.

Yeah,

I was such a fool.

Looking for someone named Corner.

Hey, Derek?

Derek?

Hey, you okay?

Everything all right?

My daddy says people's lives are full of
questions.

Sometimes those questions can eat a hole
in them so big, they're willing to do

almost anything to get answers.

That's why they come to me.

You got one growing in you, don't you?

Where's your dad?

He'll be back soon. He had to drive some
lady home.

Her car broke down.

You had anything to eat?

When my daddy comes back, he'll make me
breakfast.

It's one o 'clock in the afternoon.

I was just going to go and have a bite
to eat.

Do you feel like coming along?

I don't know.

My daddy might get worried.

It's okay. We'll leave him a note.

Sound okay?

Oh, I guess you like hamburgers.

They're okay.

My Aunt Mimi makes me jambalaya.

That's my favorite.

Anything they give you, they take away.

Absolute zero general, Jack. The bottom
line.

It's okay.

It's all right. Everything's going to be
okay.

Why do they want to hurt you?

I don't know. I don't even know who they
are.

They're always in the dark. I look for
them, but I can't see them.

I know. I know.

You know,

maybe we should just go back.

No.

Let me see the negative.

Maybe it'll help.

It's okay.

You can give them to me. I'm blind.

Soldiers. Airplanes.

When we were in the jungle, there were
no planes.

But I hear them, like drums, far away
somewhere.

What about an eagle?

You see an eagle?

You gotta keep a step ahead of the game,
pal.

Always in front of him.

Is that him?

Derek, is that the eagle?

What you need is contingencies. I got
contingencies.

I know where he lives.

Derek,

what else do you think?

There are no other people where he is.

A lot of trees.

Watch out!

What is it? What is it, Derek?

An alligator.

She'd have been dead by now.

She don't seem to be. I guess somebody
screwed up.

I guess so.

Go ahead.

So you know who I am?

Probably nobody.

If I know how they play the game... And
who are they, Harry?

What the hell do I look like, 411?

Want information, pal?

Turn on the radio.

Listen to the news. Read newspaper now
and then.

They're a little hard to miss.

Who is Harry?

It's the military, huh?

Some kind of government agency.

Boy, you really are out of your league,
aren't you?

You don't have a clue.

But you got guts.

Restovers?

That's where I'm ahead of you. That's
where I'm ahead of all of them.

That's aluminum foil.

Not the cheap crap.

The heavy -duty stuff.

They keep them out of your place. They
can't get into your space.

Did you ever wonder how they always knew
what you were thinking, where you were

going?

Never thought about that, did you?

Gotta keep one step ahead of them, pal.

Always in front of them.

What you need is contingencies.

What you need is contingencies. I got
contingencies. I got contingencies.

You're in my photograph.

What happened in the jungle, Harry?

I don't know what you're talking about.
I said, what happened in the jungle?

There's nothing out there, Harry.

Don't worry, I didn't go through
nothing.

Is there some kind of problem?

No problem.

Room's reserved.

Okay.

Hey.

Key.

Where the hell's my boy?

I don't know. I haven't seen him since
yesterday afternoon.

Why? What's going on? He disappeared.
That's what's going on.

Yeah, I mean, he was fit to be tied
about something.

He kept talking about soldiers and
airplanes.

And he kept talking about a guy named
Tom.

And he said that Tom had to stay away
from the cannon. What cannon? Where?

He just said there was death there.

Listen, could someone around here have
given him a ride someplace?

Sure, hell, it must have been about 15
of us working here.

I know the place he's talking about.

If he was here, nobody saw him.

Well, thanks, Major.

Sorry I couldn't be of any more help.

I hope you find him.

Thanks.

Pull up.

He's here.

You think they're hiding him?

Well, I don't know. Maybe Deward was
telling the truth.

But either way, I think we ought to have
an unescorted look around.

I'm telling you, Doug, this is sheriff's
business.

There's something going on around here.

You might just want to put down that ham
sandwich and get your butt out here.

Tom? Yeah.

Yeah, it's me.

We have to leave this place, Tom. Right
now. Okay, I think I'll tell you what.

Why don't we both leave together, okay?

Okay. All right?

Yeah.

You okay, boy?

I'm fine.

Get out of here.

There's a parade coming through the main
gate.

And they're not carrying tubas.

We can circle around through the woods
here.

Platoon, to the hut!

Howdy, Major.

Howdy!

We weren't expecting you, sir.

That's why I'm here, Major.

Everything looks to be in order. The
operation's running very well, sir.

That reminds me.

Sir. Do we have any word on Vail yet?

Not yet, sir, but we've got a dozen men
on him. Good.

Find him.

Yes, sir.

We've got one hour and we're out of
here.

Local yahoos have already called in the
law.

At 1 ,300 hours, sir.

Good.

Dismissed.

Sergeant.

Make sure someone cleans up that mess.

Yes, sir.

Get out of here.

Get up.

They're behind you.

Bert, Bert, stop, stop. Pull over.

They're blocking the main exit side of
town.

Just turn around, man. We gotta find
another way out of here.

Just pull over and let me out. There's
no reason for you and Derek to be

involved in this.

No. The man is right, son.

It's his fault, not ours.

No. Well, Tom is my friend.

Derek, I am your friend, and that's why
I have to go. I can help you, Tom.

There's no place to go, Derek.

These are very bad people. It's a very
small town.

You gotta keep a step ahead of the game,
pal.

Always in front of them.

What you need is contingencies. I got
contingencies.

We have to go there.

Where?

Hairy corners.

Derek, I don't... I don't understand
what they look for us here.

Contingencies.

They're here.

Go! We only got a half hour to find this
guy!

Sir!

It don't feel right.

Looks like whatever happened here
happened fast.

Nobody's here, right?

Not a living soul.

Ain't got any idea what happened here.

Airplanes.

Soldiers and airplanes.

We can take care of this.

You go on now.

Yes, sir.

My guess is you've been through trouble
enough.

You ain't seen the end of it.

Bye, Derek.