All language subtitles for maverick_s01e23_the_seventh_hand

You sure it was him?

It's him, all right.

Alive? So far, but he won't be by
morning.

They've got him tied up in one of the
teepees.

Well, then let's get to it.

If we went down there now, we wouldn't
have a chance.

Well, what if they kill him before
morning?

Well, if you think you can make it
alone, you just go ahead.

When do we go?

Tonight.

On his way down now.

Brett, Brett, man.

Well, Samantha Crawford. Oh, how nice to
see you again. I was thinking of you

the other day.

How much did it cost me?

That's the nicest compliment I've ever
had.

How long will you be staying in Kansas
City?

Well, I was going to stay a week, but I
think I'll take the afternoon train.

Oh, are you afraid of me, Brad?

No, no, not exactly. It's just that when
I'm with you, I feel like I'm living

through the last days of Pompeii. Oh,
how is Brother Bart?

I think you'll get well.

If I don't mention your name.

He's sweet.

I was going to ask you to take me to
dinner. Will you?

Why?

Because I like you.

I feel at home with you, Brett.

If you weren't so beautiful, I'd refuse.

Seven o 'clock?

Seven.

It's wonderful running into you again
like this. It'll be like old times.

I'll try not to hold the thought.

Oh, please do.

Okay.

Tell me, Bert, what have you been doing
lately?

Oh, this and that, here and there.

Oh, that sounds interesting.

Mm -hmm.

Why are you looking at me like that?

I'm waiting.

What for?

Sam, you didn't just run into me this
afternoon.

Oh, I didn't?

I'm not staying at this hotel.

I came to see someone.

Oh, what does that prove?

You're not staying here either, I asked.

Well, don't you believe in coincidence?

Only for two other people.

All right, Brad, I have been looking for
you.

Look inside.

If you count it, you'll find $20 ,000.

Well, doesn't that surprise you?

Sam, finding the British crown jewels in
your bag wouldn't surprise me.

Do you recognize any names on this list?

If these men knew you were carrying
their names around in a bag with only

,000, they'd feel hurt.

Have you ever met any of them?

No, have you?

Well, indirectly, I've watched them play
poker.

Fred, each of them thinks he's the
world's greatest poker player.

But I know who is.

We're getting to the point now, aren't
we?

The $20 ,000 is yours. A stake in a
poker game with these men.

You're staking me?

Why not?

One question.

Where'd you get the $20 ,000?

I broke my piggy bank.

Fred, the money's mine. I came by it
honestly.

Sam, you'll go far.

Because you believe every word you say.

I'm offering you a chance to make a lot
of money. These men play for high

stakes.

But believe me, they don't play like you
do. They just think they do.

Are we partners?

What's the split?

Fifty percent of all you win, you keep.

I'm the only one that can lose.

What makes you think you can get these
men in a poker game?

Vanity.

You're going to claim to be the world's
greatest poker player and challenge them

to prove that you're not.

Oh, they'll come running for the chance
at your scalp.

They'll play.

And you're just as sure that I will?

Well, won't you?

Vanity?

Money.

All right, Sam.

I feel like I'm looking into a bubbling
volcano, but it's a deal.

As you said, you're the only one who can
lose.

Now, when do you plan to invite these
men?

Well, I already have. I sent the
telegrams right before dinner.

What's the matter with you? You
shouldn't be here.

I came up to see how things was.

Oh, things is just fine, Mr. Logan. Now,
please go before the others get here.

It's going to be all right, ain't it?

Certainly. Now, go, please.

You seem pretty all fired anxious to get
rid of me. Well, I was never more

anxious in my life.

You're a fool. You could spoil
everything.

I came up here to see that things ain't
spoiled.

I don't trust nobody.

Do you want to back out, Mr. Logan?

Do you just remember, Miss Crawford, I'm
not going to be far away. I'm going to

be watching you.

Please do.

From a safe distance.

There's only one word for it, Sam.

Opulent. Oh, well, we have to make an
impression, don't we, honey?

You will.

You just keep all that southern charm.

You're sweet.

Sam. You have told me everything,
haven't you?

Everything? About the game.

Well, of course. What would I be hiding
from you?

I don't know.

But there's a little voice inside me
that keeps whispering.

This is Samantha Crawford, Brett.

Close all the doors and windows.

Oh.

Here's the $20 ,000.

It's all the money I have in the world.
I'm trusting you with it, Brett.

This game will be a matter of luck. I
know the way these men play poker.

Well, you can outplay them.

When you're playing in a game with men
who are as good as you are, poker's no

longer a game of skill.

You're gambling.

I may be broke in an hour.

We may be broke in an hour.

That's Wells.

Wells?

I, uh... I'm pleased to meet you.

Sure. Sure.

We're ready.

Well, it can't be done now. It's got to
be done a little later.

I want to get one thing straight.

Don't try anything funny.

You do what I told you, you'll get what
I promised.

I got somebody else watching you, you
understand?

Okay, Logan.

You're the boss.

You ought to be starting any time now.

Three hundred and fifty.

Three hundred and fifty, huh?

I'm out.

I call, Mr. Maverick.

Kings over trays, Mr. Gillen.

Thank you.

May I get two something, Mr. Gillen?

Three aces, if possible.

Oh, it's early yet. You luck may change.

Maybe.

I'll have ten thousand more, Miss
Crawford, please.

All right.

You're a skillful player, Mr. Maverick.

It seems the skill has spread pretty
well here.

Coming from you, that's quite a
compliment.

I haven't had such bad luck since that
St. Louis game.

You didn't do too badly back there.

You better check my count.

The way Mr. Maverick's playing, I don't
think I'll have time.

Howards, Mr. Maverick. These are good
enough, Mr. Lockhart. Mr. Tabor.

Two, please.

You holding a kicker, Mr.

Tabor?

I may make four of a kind.

Just keep your seats and behave.

Put your hands flat on the table. Nobody
move.

And he'd just stay glued for five
minutes.

First one pokes his head out the door,
they're gonna get his shot off.

Friends of yours, Mr.

Maverick?

Hardly, Mr. Tabor.

Grant, be careful.

I'm sure you'll know where to look for
them, Mr. Maverick.

I hope you don't mean what I think you
mean, Mr. Lockridge.

Very mean and unexpected.

Now, wait a minute. Now, you wait a
minute.

We were supposed to be the only ones who
knew where this game was being played.

That's right.

We were.

Well, Fred, I... Almost $100 ,000 went
out that door, Mr. Maverick.

I've lost more than that overnight in a
bad business deal.

But I've never looked so foolish.

You're judging me pretty fast, aren't
you? On the evidence, Mr. Maverick? What

evidence? Now, you listen to me. Mr.
Maverick, you're a thief.

I repeat, sir, a thief.

But one with imagination.

What better way to steal $100 ,000 than
we can't prove a thing?

And so much safer than holding up a
bank.

All right, Maverick.

It's over and done.

I'll charge it off to profit and loss.

A lesson learned.

But I'm sure my fellow sufferers don't
want the kind of publicity a thing like

this would make. No, we certainly don't.
Now, look, I have an important business

deal on the fire, and it won't help any
if this comes out. Exactly.

If you ever come to Colorado, Maverick,
bring a shroud.

Mr. Tabor, I had no... Good night.

I throw a lot of weight in the Wyoming
territory.

It can all come down on you if you touch
your toes there.

You coming, gentlemen?

Let me add my two cents worth.

What Mr. Tabor and Mr. Fayette said goes
double for Texas.

I hope you didn't get any enjoyment out
of Poker Maverick. You'll have a hard

time finding a game from here on in.

Let's have a talk, Sam.

Well, Brett, you don't think that I...
Who else?

Oh, I should have known.

I'm disappointed, Sam. This was pretty
crude. You're drawing conclusions too

fast. What do you think they did?

Now, look, Sam, these men are powerful.
They can do exactly what they said.

If I so much as show my face in their
stamping ground, I've lived my whole

right then and there.

Do you really think I'd do something
like this to you?

It just happened. Let me talk, Brett.
When I'm finished, you can do what you

like, but let me talk. Talk or lie.

Now, you listen to me a minute.

I like you very much, Sam.

It's fun trying to stay one step ahead
of you.

But this is a blue -chip deal,
beautiful, with my head for an ante.

Tabor and the others weren't joking when
they told me what to expect.

Gillings was right.

The story will get around.

I'll have to go to Hong Kong to find a
game.

Now, you talk.

All right, Brad.

The $20 ,000 I gave you wasn't mine.

I guessed that. Now, I'm through
guessing.

Try to tell me the truth, even if it
comes hard.

A man named Logan gave me the money and
asked me to set up the game.

Why you?

Because you wouldn't do it for him.

You know where he is?

He's here in the hotel.

Which room?

You know?

Yes.

Even when I think I believe you, I know
I'm wrong.

What's the truth, Brett?

Let's go see Mr. Logan.

You do have your $1 ,000 bill, don't
you?

You want that, too?

Oh, Brad.

Come on, Logan's room is just around the
corner, 305.

We're playing it pretty close.

This is the only kind of calling card
you, Mr. Logan, would understand.

All right, where is he?

Well, I don't know.

You're going to take me to him.

How, Brett?

Oh, look, I knew nothing about the
holdup, just about the card game.

Where'd you meet him?

Well, he came to me with the money.

Why'd he come to you?

I don't know.

He offered me 10 % of the profit if I'd
set up a poker game.

That sounded all right to me.

You must have known him well.

Oh, I didn't know anything about him.

Come on, Sam. Where's he from? What does
he look like? I don't know where he's

from, but I'll know him again when I see
him. I want to know him when I see him.

Well, he's short and squat, like a frog.

Brett, I swear, I knew nothing about the
holdup.

It was Logan's idea?

Well, it had to be.

He's long gone.

He's not in his hotel room.

He won't stay in Kansas City.

He'll get out.

He'll probably take the train.

Oh, no, he wouldn't go by train. That's
the last way he'd go.

It's too easy to get caught on a train.

What are you doing?

I want to ask some questions, and I want
you to stay where I can find you. Well,

you're not going to lock me in this
room.

Oh, I'm not?

And don't try to jump out the window.
It's three floors down.

Yes,

Mr. Maverick. Do you have a Mr. Logan
staying here?

Yes, sir.

Room 305, but he checked out. When?

Oh, not more than about 20 minutes ago.

Was he alone?

I really don't know, Mr. Maverick. I
didn't pay much attention.

Never mind. Are there any trains out
tonight?

Yes, sir.

In fact, there's one pulling out right
now, but you couldn't catch that one. I

could try.

If you miss it, there's one tomorrow.

Well, just made it, huh?

On the last card.

Can I buy a ticket from you?

Yeah, what do you have it for?

How far do you go?

Twin Rocks, Wyoming.

That be enough?

Boy, that'll take you much further.

Much further may be just the place.

I'm looking for someone, conductor.

Might be on this train.

Oh, is that so?

Yeah, very pretty girls. Traveling
alone.

Blonde, about 23, 24.

Blue eyes and... Well...

I've been making this run for seven
years.

I've never seen anything like that.

I guess you haven't seen it. You've
still got your watch.

What are we stopping for?

Pulling in the stock up on wood.

Hiya, Sam.

Oh, well, imagine meeting you way out
here.

What am I supposed to say? It's a small
world. Even tiny.

But cozy.

I thought you'd be watching the station
back in Kansas City.

I was.

Well, if you didn't see me get on Kansas
City, how'd you know? You told me.

When we were discussing Mr. Logan, you
said...

No one would be obvious enough to take
the train out of town.

Now, Sam, you never do the obvious,
unless you want someone to believe you

won't.

Is that clear?

Much too much.

Trying to find you in Kansas City would
have been a hard job.

But I knew you wanted to find Mr. Logan
as much as I did, so I figured you'd go

after him.

Well, Brett, I don't even know where
he's from. How would I know where to

for him?

You didn't board the train five miles
out of town so you could give me the

and find Mr. Logan yourself, did you?

Sometimes I forget how clever you are.

All right, Brett, I'll tell you the
truth.

Please make it sound like a lie so I'll
believe it.

Now, I told you I knew nothing about the
holdup.

Logan played me for a sucker, too.

You mean to tell me that you went into
this deal without knowing anything about

him?

I checked a little. It's from a small
town in Wyoming.

I thought that would be the best place
to start asking questions.

Last night, Logan and two men did
exactly what you said they wouldn't do.

They took a train west.

Well, how was I to know?

Sometimes I think you think I forget how
clever you are.

What does that mean?

You could be joining Logan for your cut.

Oh, Brad.

You're so suspicious.

And without cause, too.

Where are you going?

I'm going for a walk.

Oh, stay with me, Samantha. I get lonely
on trains.

Oh, Brad, I couldn't very well get off,
could I? The train's moving.

So it is. But you're Samantha Crawford.

And the engineer's only a man.

to bring you into a place like this,
Sam, but as long as your supply of

holds out, I can't trust the locks on
hotel doors.

I hate to bring you into a place like
this, Fred.

You just keep an eye on your purse,
Samantha.

I want to talk to that bartender over
there.

Excuse me.

Hello.

Would you join us?

Well, I... No, please.

Could I buy you a drink?

Look, maybe I'd better go. Oh, no, no.
My sister doesn't mind. Do you, Cynthia?

Oh, no, no.

Remember what Mother told you, Brother
Brett?

Somehow I always remember what Pappy
told me.

You two just come in town, huh? Twenty
minutes ago.

What do you have?

Beer.

Make it a double whiskey. I've got a
cold.

And two glasses of... Cherry.

How long have you worked here?

A year, I guess. Maybe more.

Well, then you must have known a man
named Logan. He worked here.

Maybe I know lots of men.

Oh, you're pretty enough.

That's quite true, Cynthia.

We're looking for Mr. Logan.

What for?

Well, he was engaged to my sister, and
he left her waiting at the church.

You was engaged to him, the frog face?

Well, I love the inner man.

You mean Logan went and left you?

Why, that dirty crumb.

Then you knew him.

Knew him?

You know, he done the same thing to me
he done to your sister.

So you ain't alone, honey.

You're a great comfort.

He promised to marry you, too. He sure
did.

Tended bar here for a long time. Then he
left.

Said he was coming back with lots of
money.

I could have done better than Frogface.

But he showed me $20 ,000 he had.

Where'd he get that money?

Mister, he was the original penny
pincher.

Do you know that he lived out in a room
in the back so he wouldn't have to pay

rent?

Ate nothing but sourdough and beans
three times a day.

You could have knocked me over with a
feather when he showed me that money.

He saved it.

So he showed you the money and said he
couldn't come back with a lot more.

That's right.

Oh, did he come back?

Well, he came back all right a couple of
days ago.

Two days ago?

Yeah. You know what he said?

What? That he didn't have no money.

Not even the $20 ,000?

He told me he had $100 ,000.

So I says, where is it?

A logical question.

What'd he say?

Two men stole it.

And he was going out after him.

He never had no

$100 ,000.

If you ask me, even that $20 ,000 wasn't
real.

Did he say where he was going?

Stop listening.

Oh, please. Did he tell you?

Honey, when he comes back, you can have
him. I can do better. Yeah, well, I can.

I mean, he's the only man I'll ever
love.

That does beat all.

Now, now, where did he go?

He said something about Deadwood, I
think.

You sure?

Yeah.

Then he was coming back for me.

Make a queen of me, he said.

Mister?

He's a liar.

Deadwood, that's where he went?

Come along, Cynthia.

The sooner we find Logan, the sooner the
kiddies will have their daddy back.

There ain't a good man in the whole
world.

That's a fine thing to say.

It was all in fun. Well, have fun alone.

I'm through.

Tired. We've come a long way, Brett.

Long enough. We're going after Logan.
Happy hunting.

Oh, no, you're forgetting one thing.

Logan and maybe you cost me my
livelihood.

You know, I can't play solitaire in a
bear cave until I find him and get that

money back.

You know, I am sorry about that. Yeah,
well, so am I.

And if it makes you feel any better, I
don't think it had anything to do with

the holdup.

You're losing faith in me.

Well, that girl told us that Logan had
plans to make big money before he left

here. Now, that doesn't clear you, but
it helps.

Anyway, I'd feel better if I... There's
just a little doubt.

And trusting you all the way would take
half the fun out of life.

Oh, I wonder what it would be like.

What? Being married to you.

We couldn't afford it. Oh.

As my pappy always said.

Marriage is the only game of chance he
knows of where both people can lose.

Come on, we gotta get the deadwood.

Logan's got a big jump on us.

Howdy. You got a room?

I got a hotel full of them. I'm looking
for two friends.

Everybody's looking for a friend,
mister. Why do you want two?

Just don't get smart. I want to know if
they're staying here.

Well, how do I know? What's their names?

Bridget and Wells.

Not here.

Well, they gotta be here. I trailed them
this far.

Look for yourself.

Oh, maybe they use different names.

Like what?

I don't know.

One of them was tall, mean -looking, had
reddish hair.

The other one was short, like me.

The tall one was the one with the
reddish hair.

Yeah, I remember them, too.

They here?

Room seven.

I'll take a room.

Maybe the one next to it.

Number six.

I told you I'd catch up with you.

The devil do you want?

Who are you?

Oh, excuse me.

Keep that gun pointed at me and I'll
take it away from you and jam the

in your teeth.

That's better.

Now, what do you want?

I was looking for a couple of friends.

Friends?

I didn't mean to bust in on you.

Well, then bust right out.

All right, mister.

I got some questions to ask you.

I, uh, just made a mistake, that's all.
Maybe you made a bigger mistake than you

thought. I was told you come here
looking for two men.

Why?

They was old friends of mine.

One of them ain't gonna get any older,
mister.

He's dead.

Which one?

Which one would you like to be dead?

Well, I ain't killed nobody. I just came
looking for Pritchard and Wells.

You still ain't told me why.

Well, I guess I have to.

Like I said, I haven't killed anybody.

Ain't no law against somebody looking
for a man, is there?

I guess not.

Only I want to know why one of them
killed the other.

Was Pritchard the big man?

Yeah.

Why'd he kill Wells?

I don't know. Maybe they had a fight.

Maybe.

You planning on staying in town?

No, I'm just passing through.

That's fine.

Take your time.

Take an hour.

Sheriff?

Did you catch up with Pritchard? No.

Then he's still loose.

That depends.

Depends on what?

Me and my posse chased him as far as we
wanted.

Maybe he didn't know it, but he headed
right into Sioux country.

And the Sioux are in a bad humor.

Looks like they're going to see the
territory the price of a hanging.

You want to catch him pretty bad, don't
you?

I ain't gonna.

I ain't ever gonna.

Why? Don't you know the country?

I do.

What do you mean?

I'm for hire, mister.

For a price.

How much?

$500.

$250.

You don't want to catch up to him too
bad, do you?

All right, $500.

You'd have been better off if you'd have
said yes the first time.

I don't like to dick her.

The price has gone up.

It'll cost you a thousand now.

All right, all right.

When can we get started?

And Sloan told me they was going up the
Kinnan Trail into Sioux country.

You might be able to find them, but I
wouldn't advise it.

Well, that's probably the best advice
we've had today.

Thanks.

Couldn't you have waited dinner?

Leave it alone.

You can put them down now.

But what we've got to do, we're going to
have to trust each other.

At least for a while.

They've got him.

You sure it was him?

It's him, all right.

Alive? So far, but he won't be by
morning.

They've got him tied up in one of the
teepees.

Well, then let's get to it.

If we went down there now, we wouldn't
have a chance.

But what if they kill him before
morning?

Well, if you think you can make it
alone, you just go ahead.

When do we go?

Tonight.

We'll try to get some rest, sleep if we
can.

Once we get him out.

We're not going to have time to take a
deep breath.

You did see him, didn't you, Brad?

Now, Sam, you don't think I'd try to
outsmart you, do you?

You're sweet.

All right, Logan, you go first.

Brad, it's still not too late to forget
it.

You're scared?

Sam, I don't believe you're afraid of
anything.

He's alone.

Sloan, you stay here. Logan, come with
me.

Dirty, slimy, double -crosser.

Look.

Where's the money, Richard?

Get me out of here. Have you got the
money with you?

We're going to let him unless you tell
us where the money is.

I lost it. I lost it coming in.

And then those dead ones got a hold of
me.

You're a liar.

You've got that money.

Keep your eyes out there, Logan.

Now, look, it's going to be dawn in
about three hours. They're out there

whipping themselves into a ladder. And
when that sun comes up, they're going to

whip you into something else.

long see what happened to him.

Now you got about five seconds left to
talk or be left here.

Now you make up your mind.

I buried the money.

I'll take you to it.

You think of everything, don't you,
Logan?

Now, we don't want any shooting, do we?

Might disturb our friends.

Now, come on, gentlemen.

I believe it was your deal, Mr.
Lockridge. I trust you'll accept our

Mr. Maverick, and congratulations.

Well, thank you, Mr. Gilling.

Hope there'll be no interruptions this
time.

I don't think there will be while
there's Mr. Pritchard in jail and Mr.

Logan very, very safe.

Well, looks like I can open this pot.

Fifty dollars, gentlemen.