All language subtitles for Birds of Prey (2002) S01E06 Primal Scream 1080p AMZN WEB-DL DDP 2.0 H.264-Farscape1

Legend tells
of a caped crusader

Batman, guardian of New Gotham

and his one true love..

...Catwoman, the queen
of the criminal underworld.

Their passion left behind
something extraordinary

a daughter, Huntress.

Half-metahuman, she has
taken up her father's mantle

and under cover of the night

fights to protect
the innocent and helpless.

Joining her
in this struggle, Oracle

who was once Batman's
protege, Batgirl.

She was caught
in the crossfire of the war

between Batman and Joker.

Now she fights crime
a different way

a master of the cyberrealms

and mentor and trainer
to heroes.

Together, they have taken in
a young runaway, Dinah.

A metahuman herself

with powers to open hidden
doors to the mind

powers that she is only
beginning to explore.

Together, these three are
the protectors of New Gotham

the Birds of Prey.

My name is Alfred Pennyworth,
and this is their story.

That was quick.

You trigger the Batring,
I show up. That's the deal.

What can I do for you,
detective?

Heh, I guess I just didn't
realize it was gonna be so fast.

I'm known for my response time.

Well...You think about
what I said?

About taking it
to the next level?

Yeah. I thought about it.

Something a little more
hands-on.

You know, see if
we're compatible.

See what kind of fit
we are together.

Just an experiment, though.
I mean, no strings.

Of course. I'm a little
commitment-shy, myself.

Hmm, I just figured it'd be
a good way for us to

you know, sort of
get to know each other.

Sounds good.

Because the truth of
the matter is, detective

there's a lot of things
you don't know about me.

- Let's get it on.
- Thirty seconds.

Welcome to tonight's show. Price
for admission, your valuables.

Alright, time for fun.

Remember, kids,
giving is its own reward.

Cash, jewelry,
watches and handbags.

And please, no knock-offs.
We're a class act.

Let's dance.

- 'Twenty seconds.'
- Whoo!

That's right, boys, yeah.

Come on, give it here,
give it here.

Time, we're out.

Time really flies,
snatching and grabbing.

Heh, and grinning and winning.

Save the poetry, boys.
Let's wrap it up.

Giddyup.

Rock and roll.

Hey.

You know, you could show up

in front of me
every once in a while.

That would undercut the whole
broody, mysterious thing.

Were you expecting me,
detective?

All the time.

Here.

The surveillance cameras
took these at Gotham Deep.

Is there something
you wanna tell me?

Yeah. Do these pants
make me look hippy?

Why is everything a joke to you?

It's not a joke. Fashion in
combat is a very serious issue.

Look, I brought you in
on this case

because I wanted us
to try to work together

not so you could run around
town, enjoying a few nights

of terrorizing civilians.

You brought me in
on this case, detective

because you needed someone
with a little bit more of a..

...shall we say, casual
relationship with the law.

This gang would've spotted
one of your

undercover people
in a heartbeat.

- What's your point?
- The point is, detective.

You need me.
And we didn't terrorize anyone.

We just aerated the ceiling
a little.

When I asked you
to come work for me--

With you.
I don't work for anyone.

With me, I thought
we both understood

that we were gonna
do things by the book.

You were supposed to call me
before you hit the next target.

I would have if they had told me
where they were going.

I was still
in the out-for-coffee stage

of the relationship
with these guys.

Okay, great, great.

Do you have any idea when we're
gonna move on to heavy petting?

Before you got all grouchy,
I was just about to tell you.

After last night's performance

I think I made it
to second base.

So, what, you got the heads-up
on next target?

Gobu, tomorrow night, 10pm.

Well, alright.
Alright, that's good.

Huntress, listen to me, we have
to catch these guys in the act

if we're gonna make it stick.

You think you're
ready for that?

All the time.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Here you go.
Coffee and company.

Both of which I could use.

- How did you know?
- I did a little research.

You know, "A Thousand and One
Things to Know About Dating"

"The Academic Professional's
Dating Guide to Survival."

Some other lesser-known works.

- Wade, um..
- No, I'm kidding.

No strings attached.

Is it bad that
I think we should, um..

...well, just sort of
stick to the friends thing?

No.

No, not bad,
i-i-it's just that, um..

- That..
- Uh, you.

You're way cuter
than my other friends.

It'd be distracting
for everyone.

Okay, well, we'll have
to take it slow.

My favorite speed.

Slow it is.

Gear changes totally
at your discretion.

- Slow, right?
- Molasses.

- Good morning.
- It is, isn't it?

You know, the funny thing is,
when I look at you..

What's that?

I just wanna take care of you.

- You had sex with Wade!
- Shh!

Don't say the word sex
in front of Alfred.

Oh, please, he's heard it.

Or at least heard of it anyway.

- So was it good?
- It was really good.

- Uh, that's not the point.
- Oh, yeah? Since when?

Look, the point is,
yes, it was great.

But what if he's wrong for me,
I mean, did he say that

he want to take care of me
because I'm in a wheelchair.

Okay, l-let's think about
what he didn't say.

Things like,
"Um, what was your name again?"

'You and Wade are branching off
into a new phase'

of your relationship.
That's it.

I can identify.

And how are things going
with the good detective?

The plan is to arrest
the gang in mid-robbery

when we hit Gobu tonight.

I slip out the back door,
the cops come in the front.

Hey, guys. Sounds like crime
fighting plans. What did I miss?

Bringing down another group
of lawless villain-types.

- The usual.
- I'm in.

Dinah, are you sure you're ready
to get back to your training?

I mean, it hasn't been
very long since..

The Black Canary died.

You know, you can say it.

It's not just Black Canary,
it's your mom.

Which would've probably
carried more weight

if I'd known her at all.

Look, guys, of course I'm sad

but the truth is..

...to me, I lost my mom
when I was six

when she gave me up.

I mourned her for years.

And I guess that's why
I can handle it so well.

- Dinah--
- Look!

I appreciate
your worrying about me

but I am fine. Really.

So, um, I'll see you
at school, okay?

Okay.

I'm at the house of sin. Found
anything more on Mick Winters?

Before he became
the leader of the pack

Foxboy was an
extreme-sports fanatic.

Motocross, racecars..

'...anything that
can go fast and crash hard.'

So your basic adrenaline junkie.

No wonder the two of you
get along so well.

Going in.

Nice shot, Cat.
Really speaks to the inner you.

Gotta make your presence known.

And in honor of you doing
just that

we got, uh, something for you.

Go on, Cat. You've earned it.

I've earned a lot of things

never gotten
this kind of recognition.

When do I get
to break the lady in?

Tonight.

Boys and girls,
it's party time. Saddle up.

Wolf, you're on communications.

And, uh, just in case..

Remember, people don't
intimidate people, guns do.

Police response time
should be under five minutes.

Then we don't try
anything fancy.

Clean, fast, in and out.

I usually like my fun to last
a little bit longer.

But, uh,
I'll see what I can do.

It's gotta be quick.

Sure you don't wanna
bench the rookie tonight?

No, it's nothing but high-end
purse-snatching.

We need something
to keep things interesting.

So, Cat, you know
what this means?

That my pile of unpaid
speeding tickets

is gonna get a whole lot bigger?

It means you're one of us now.

No more trial run,
no more dress rehearsal.

This is the real thing.

The rest of the world,
they live in their little boxes

drive into work every day,
punch in the clock.

Society's a cage,
they just can't see it.

You know those people,
don't you, Cat?

'The ones who live by
everybody's rules'

'but their own.'

- By the book.
- Exactly.

Question is, whose book?

So, what do you say?

Wanna go looking
for a little trouble?

Why just a little?

Thank you.

There's no sign of them yet,
but you know what, McNally

'the soup's pretty damn good.'

Just make sure
everybody stays put

until I give the word, alright?

All units, stay in position,
wait for my signal.

Repeat, wait for my signal.

Put your sushi down
and your hands up.

Alright, folks,
don't be alarmed.

You're not gonna be hurt,
just robbed.

McNally, go!

- Hey, Reese.
- Move in.

And turn off
any electronic equipment

as it is currently being jammed

and has been from
the moment we walked in.

McNally, if you can you hear me,
God..

Go, go.

That's what I like.
Well-behaved rich people.

What happened to you
this morning?

Tequila happened.

But guess what.

I'm in.
They gave me my own bike.

I hope you weren't
drinking and driving.

No.

The drinking came after
the driving and armed robbery.

But before the dancing
and strip poker.

Okay, so you spent the evening
working on your cover.

Kind of.

Have you checked in
with Reese yet?

No. And I'm not
looking forward to it.

He's just gonna lecture me
about procedure and rules.

And why you shouldn't have
knocked him out cold.

- That's what I'm guessing.
- Yeah.

Right.

Let's take a break, huh?

Why, are you worried about me?

Worried because you're attacking
me like a rabid Rottweiler?

Why would I be worried?

Not sure I like
that visual image.

Dinah, you haven't nailed
a move the whole session.

You're all fury and no focus.

Your anger's overpowering
your skill.

I am not angry.

Look, it's a natural
part of grief.

Barbara, I am not angry.

Listen to me, the worst
mistake you can make

is going into a fight when you
can't control your emotions.

Now, that's where I think
you are right now.

- That's enough for today.
- Fine.

I'll monitor the Delphi system.

Ms. Dinah certainly
is enthusiastic.

Give me a villain hell-bent
on world domination

and I know exactly what to do

but a 16-year-old..

A super-powered teenager
burying her grief

driven by anger and vengeance.

We've certainly
never seen that before.

'You told me to hide
Mr. Brixton's flowers'

not throw them away.

I take it the case
is not going well.

Honestly, I think
Helena and Reese

are gonna kill each other.

The more frustrated she gets,
the more tempted she is

to have a little too much fun
in the underworld.

A vigilante working
with a policeman?

Never an easy alliance.

Certainly Master Bruce had his
disagreements with your father.

You see, Batman and Commissioner
Gordon, that was a team.

I just don't know
if Helena and Reese

are gonna be able
to work together like that.

Mm. Their differences are great.

She's part Batman,
but she's part Catwoman as well.

I've always found it
interesting

that the woman Master Bruce
chose as his greatest love

that part of him was lured,
seduced by her lawlessness.

You think it runs
in the family?

The appeal of life
outside the law?

Always.

She is her father's daughter
after all.

Read 'em and weep.

I wanna see what's
under those boxers.

Wolfie, feel free
to fold next time.

Okay, this is just pathetic.

You people truly need
to learn how to bluff.

- You wanna play?
- Sorry, Cat.

I've got a drop-off to make.
And the boss don't like to wait.

Since when do we have a boss?

Someone's gotta have the vision.

We're part of something here,
Cat. Something big.

And that's all
you need to know.

Something big, huh? So when do I
get to meet the boss?

Those meetings are off-limits.
Boss' rules.

But every rule has exceptions.

Maybe next time, Cat.

Don't play too hard, we hit
Club New Gotham tomorrow night.

I want everybody sharp.

- Especially you.
- Not a problem.

It's very important
you not withhold anything.

How have things been
since we last met?

'I gotta say...profitable.'

All this money.

Hmm, not one death.

Seems like such a waste.

You are a difficult
lady to please

but I know the way
to your heart.

Courtesy Gotham's upper crust.

Ooh, look at these.

Oh, I could buy such
pretty things with these.

Guns, bombs, shoes.

Planning the fashionable
overthrow of a city

is so expensive.

We've got a new member,
you'd like her.

A natural-born thief.

Come D-day, a woman like
that could prove useful.

Perhaps I should meet her
when the time is right.

'Seems like a waste of time
if your source'

is really on the money.

Man, who is this guy that you're
so sure of his information?

Look, I trust this source,
McNally.

Let's just leave it at that.

They were right about Gobu,
weren't they?

Would've been better if they'd
mentioned the cell-phone jammer.

Yeah, well,
it would've been better

if they'd done a few
things differently.

Look, we're gonna nail
these punks one way or another

but we gotta do it
by the book to make it stick.

We're out of coffee.

It was your turn.

- I don't think so.
- Oh, trust me, I think so.

- You think so?
- Yeah.

Call it.

Heads. Ha, that's right.

- No detours, big man.
- I told you, I'm cold turkey.

Another donut
shall never pass these lips.

Beat it.

Damn, McNally!

Now, that hurts. You know
I dress better than him.

What're you doing here, you
better get back inside there

or you're gonna break
your cover.

Look, there's something
you should know.

Mick isn't the top dog
of this outfit.

There's someone else.
Sounds like someone really big.

Did you get a look at him,
name, anything?

Come on, Reese, the amount
this gang's been stealing

we could be talking about
someone

with major crime-lord
potential.

Whoever Mr. Big is,
I think we should go after him.

No, no, no.
Whoa, wait a minute, no.

Reese, we can do this,
we can nail this guy.

No, it's too risky.

We hold off on busting
this group

we get distracted,
people can get hurt.

It's the Animals
that we're after.

Are you kidding?
This could be major.

Huntress, this is my party,
and I brought you into it.

So I'm gonna say this
to you one last time!

We're sticking
to the original plan.

Let me guess,
standard police procedure.

Did you get
the next target or what?

No. They're gonna lay low
for a while, no plans.

I'll, uh, give you a heads-up
when I hear.

Hey, uh..

...sorry about your jaw.

I was just trying to help.

Yeah, yeah.

'Remind me later to thank you
for knocking me..'

...out.

What're you doing?

Looking for a Pop-Tart.
What're you doing up?

I thought you said
you'd be here for dinner.

I had to go blow off
some steam.

- So I went out with the guys.
- The guys?

As in the criminals we're
in the middle of pursuing

and trying to put away?

Yeah, them.

Found something out.

Something serious.

There's a big boss
taking all the profits

from the Animal Gang.

They're just foot soldiers,
sound familiar?

Do you think this could be the
woman we've been looking for?

Seems like a real possibility.

Cash-heavy crimes,
mysterious, unseen boss.

'Big and conveniently vague'

master plan.
It's gotta be her.

Do you think the gang
could lead us to her?

Yeah, I do. So I lied to Reese.

Didn't tell him
about the next target.

'I mean, if he arrests them now
then we lose our chance'

to follow them to the boss.

And you think
that's a good idea?

What's the big deal,
so it takes them

a little bit longer
to get arrested.

They're not all that dangerous.

And you're basing this on what?

How much fun they are
to party with?

They're harmless, all they do
is steal from rich people

that blow their money
on raw fish.

- No one gets hurt.
- You're defending them?

We're not that different.

We all live outside the law,
at least they have fun.

And Reese makes
everything so dire.

Why does crime-fighting
have to be so serious?

- It's not serious.
- I-I mean, it is serious.

- But it's not--
- 'Hey.'

Metaphysical discussion later.

I have a party to rest up for.

Picked up some snacks
at the corner on my way over.

Man, I was really
hoping for Cool Ranch.

While I was there, I saw
a dumpy guy in a cheap suit

grabbing some coffee
and sneaking a donut.

Mm. Cops.

Found their ride,
a surveillance van.

Then let's break out
the welcome wagon, Wolf.

Don't tell the others.
I don't wanna ruin the mood.

It's quiet.

Yeah, I know. My source
says they're laying low.

Mm. Too quiet.

Maybe your source
isn't being straight with you.

McNally, I said
I trust her, alright?

Oh, whoa, whoa,
whoa. "Her?"

- Oh, great.
- What?

- Nothing. Nothing at all, man.
- Hey, hey, hey.

- Don't, don't.
- I'm thirsty. Flip it.

- See you.
- "Her." Heh.

'All units, 10-31 in progress,
Club New Gotham.'

'Suspects armed,
considered dangerous.'

Aw, damn it.
McNally, meet me at the van now.

'Slam, bam.
Thank you, New Gotham.'

Now, that's what I call
a night on the town.

Woo-hoo!

No, no, no. McNally!

- Barbara--
- Helena, wait.

Someone put a bomb under
a police surveillance van

'near the Animals'
headquarters last night.'

- Reese?
- No, he's fine.

'He wasn't in it,
but his partner was too close.'

He's in ICU at Gotham General.

Helena, listen to me. It looks
like he's gonna make it.

Yeah. No thanks to me.

Reese.

Reese, I am so sorry.

- You lied to me.
- There was a reason.

My partner's hanging on
by a thread

because somebody packed
our van with explosives.

I got a damn good reason never
to trust you again. Am I wrong?

I know it's no excuse, but
I thought they were harmless.

I did whatever I had to do
to get to their boss.

Their boss is not more important
than my partner's life.

We had a plan
and you didn't stick to it.

I run on instinct, Reese.

Yeah, well, your instincts
almost cost McNally his life.

I know.

That's why I work alone.

Because the only one
I'm risking is me.

- I'll get these guys, Reese.
- Fine.

Fine, you do whatever
you have to do.

And so will I, my way.

'Reese.'

- It wasn't your fault.
- Oh, yeah, it was.

I trusted you.

You know what?

I'm not gonna need this anymore.

I'm not about to make
the same mistake twice.

The Animals are going down.

And if you happen to be
with them, then so are you.

I screwed up, Barbara.

Look, you and Reese
were working together

'for the first time,
You were learning how'

to do things as a team.

We're not built for this,
Barbara, either of us.

What we do, what we know
is how to go it alone.

You're going after the Animal
Gang by yourself, aren't you?

- I have to, Dinah.
- Well, you can't.

It's too dangerous.

It's what I've
always done before.

It's a stupid idea. You're not
going these guys without backup.

- Alright, Dinah, calm down.
- I am calm!

I am calm.

You're just not going
anywhere without me.

Hey, Cat.

Like what you see?

That was you.

The one and only.

- I've been thinking--
- Never a good idea.

Myself, I try to avoid it.

I want in. All the way in.
I wanna meet the boss.

Funny thing,
the boss wants to meet you.

Tonight, 11.

- Count on it.
- Alright.

Then afterwards, we'll
figure out something to do.

I got a few ideas.

I've just gotta know
what it's like.

Not bad, Miss Kitty.

Not bad at all.

Wait until tonight.

- Huntress, you ready?
- Let's do this.

- Dinah?
- Ready.

Are you sure you don't wanna
sit this one out?

Would you both
stop worrying about me?

I don't need
to sit this one out.

I don't need more time.

I am dealing with this.

And I would very much
appreciate it

if you would just let me
do my job.

Okay.

So I think we've
definitely moved on

to the anger stage of grief.

You mean there's another one?

Oracle, Huntress is going in.

Copy that. Stay sharp.

- So where's Mr. Big?
- Right this way.

Reese!

- Oracle, what's that?
- Give me a second.

'Meeting's been rescheduled,
Cat'

on account of your close
and personal relationship

with New Gotham's finest.

Oracle, what's going on?

I'm not showing their
jamming device in use.

Could be interference maybe.
Or a malfunction.

Is Huntress all right?

I think she is. Probably.

Okay, you know what,
I'm going in.

No, not yet.
It could be nothing.

- We should wait for her signal.
- Barbara.

Go in too soon,
and you risk blowing her cover.

Wait here, doing nothing

and we risk her
never coming out again.

'Just like what happened
to my mom.'

I have been through that before.

And I'm not letting it
happen again.

- Dinah, wait.
- I'm going in.

Damn it.

I'm disappointed in you, Cat.

I mean, what's this detective
here got that I don't, huh?

Wolf saw you with him
at the hospital.

And the first thing, uh,
Dudley Do-Right here did

was come straight back for us.

- You had to do it your way.
- Oh, yeah.

And your way seems to have
worked out so much better.

Yeah, nothing like chains

to bring out the romance
between people.

And all that crap you fed me.

We're harmless,
we don't hurt people, right?

Oh, that.

I was just trying
to get you into bed.

You really didn't know
about the bomb?

Of course I didn't know.

How could you think I'd be
a part of something like that?

Half the time with you
I don't know what to think.

- That's the whole problem!
- Hey, lovebirds.

Believe it or not,
we're not here

for you two to work things out.

It's time for something
a lot more fun.

This isn't about
interrogation, Cat.

It's like sex.

It's all about losing yourself
in the moment.

So let's skip the foreplay.

How was that for you?

I'm gonna enjoy this.

Huntress, are you okay?

Yeah, I think
I blew my cover though.

Go ahead, run!

Reese, wait.

Looks like your partner's
come to lend a hand, huh?

She's not my partner,
and I don't need a hand.

- Don't do this. You're a cop.
- Not tonight I'm not.

I know everything inside you
wants to see this guy dead.

But if anybody should do it,
it should be me.

She's right,
who are you kidding?

- You don't have it in you.
- Oh, Reese.

Can't you see this is what
he wants? One last thrill.

One more rush. Anything
to keep him out of a cage.

I don't give a damn
what he wants.

'I know I've been riding
you hard to loosen up'

but for God sakes,
don't do it now.

Why should I listen to you?

Because you're wrong
about one thing.

We may just be learning
how to work together

but like it or not,
we're already partners.

You gonna let her tell you
what to do?

Come on,
she's just some stupid bitch.

That wasn't by the book.

Yeah, well,
he was getting on my nerves.

So you and your policeman friend
worked things out?

We came to an understanding
for the moment.

It was a beginning for us.

First times are hard.

Compromise, give and take.

Yeah. I don't play
well with others.

You know, there's nothing wrong

with not compromising
with people.

No.

Except the potential
of ending up lonely

friendless and isolated, no.

But why worry about
other people?

You'll always have me.

'They look good there.'

Wade.

I...I just, um..

...really wanna say I'm sorry.

No, no, no. It's my fault.
I never should've pushed this.

No, i-it's mine.

And I should've called
you back sooner.

I should've just talked to you.

I..

...I think part of me
was just worried

that you didn't understand
the real me.

- I don't.
- Yeah.

We're just starting this,
Barbara.

Getting to know you,
the real you..

...that's the whole point.

This was my mother's.

- Do you miss her?
- I never knew this part of her.

She gave up being Catwoman
when I was born.

You know, that was the thing
about running with a gang

the thrill, the rush, it was..

...it was like..

...I was finally getting
to spend time with her.

The side of my mother
I never knew.

To give that up..

...she must've
loved you so much.

Canary loved you, Dinah,
you know that.

She loved you so much,
she gave her life for you.

And yet I can't even
cry for her.

You know why?

Because I didn't
really know her.

The woman who died, we were
complete and total strangers.

I feel like..

...we were just
getting the chance

to get to know each other.

T-to really know each other.

And it was just snatched away.

- And the thing you miss..
- Is the woman I'll never know.

It's okay, kid, I understand.

I understand.