All language subtitles for Dr Quinn S04E18

You're lucky.

The bullet wouldn't clean through.

Well,

what

now? I'm going after him. He probably
followed the creek deeper into the

So I'll go with you. We're all going.
I've a better chance of sneaking up on

if I go alone.

We're not staying behind.

You're wounded.

I don't care. I'm not stopping. You'll
slow me down.

You can't tell me what to do. It's his
son that's being held captive. It's

because of him.

His son's life's in danger. Now
Matthew's is too.

Look, fellas.

Now who knows what McBride might do
next. Or who else he's got helping him.

Now we come all this way to get that boy
now.

And Matthew's in trouble too.

Now you can't send us back. Not now.

Moving's gonna get tough. I'm going foot
from here.

Take your gear, whatever you can carry,
leave the rest behind.

And you.

You try anything like that again, and I
will kill you myself.

You're experiencing uterine bleeding.

But you administered the belladonna.

Working. Treating it.

There it got.

That dangerous?

No. Only at high levels.

There.

There.

There.

It's dropped.

You still feeling any pain?

No.

Maybe now you'll listen to me.

Whoa, hold on here. Wait a minute. Who
let him in here?

He's a friend.

Oh.

How are you feeling?

I'm all right. I don't care if he's a
friend. I don't want him here.

Then you will have to remove me.

Oh.

Has the bleeding stopped?

Yes. Good.

Now you will have to make your body
heal.

What she needs is rest.

I agree.

You must let your body heal.

And then you will be strong for when the
little one arrives.

Are you finished?

Now you should go fetch a wagon and take
your ma home.

Who'll care for my patients?

I'll take care of them.

What? I'll wire my clinic in Denver.

My associates can manage without me for
a few days.

Thank you.

You all right?

Yeah.

Did it hurt you?

No.

Is my father angry with me?

Of course not.

It's all my fault.

I should have stayed with him. I should
have stayed at the train station.

You know, your father's not angry with
you.

Where are we?

Where's McBride?

Listen to me.

Let the boy go.

All right, you don't need him.

Why'd you ruin it?

I'm sorry.

We didn't know you... Why couldn't you
have just handed it over?

what happened now

I'm going to take care of things around
here.

I have brewed some tea.

Thank you, Cardassia.

And I'll stop by the clinic to see how
Dr. Cassidy's doing.

I'll just make sure he doesn't drive
away all my patients.

See ya.

Now remember, rest.

I will.

She could use some chain -app.

I am reminded of a story.

It seemed the young frog was trying to
win the heart of a porcupine.

His father said to him, my son, how can
you fall in love with a porcupine?

The young frog replied, the skunk would
not have him.

I'm afraid of losing something in the
translation.

Oh, no, no.

It's very funny.

any idea where you're going.

How do you know McBride even came this
way?

What'd you do, pick up his tent?

Shut up.

For one.

long before you even started shooting.

Who are they?

Youth.

Still some small bandswain roaming
around free here in the hills.

Drive a friend of theirs.

A friend?

Walks along to youth.

That's wonderful.

Now we have Indians trying to kill us.

If they were trying to kill us, we'd be
dead.

They were just trying to scare us.

Get you to use your guns.

Why? So that McBride would know where we
are.

Now he does.

What do you want?

I help out Dr. Mike after school.

Fine. I'm expecting a Barbara Covington
for a 3 .30 inoculation.

She and her mom are outside. They say
they've been waiting since 3 o 'clock.

Well, it's 3 .30 now, so you can show
them in.

He's ready now.

Come on, Barbara.

Come on.

Hop up on the bed.

Come on.

This will be over before you know it.

Now, the best thing to do is to scrunch
up your face like this.

Excuse me.

Why don't you make yourself busy? The
cabinets need straightening and the

instruments need cleaning.

Well, I just cleaned them yesterday.

Well, they never can be too clean.

First thing you must learn in the
medical profession, my dear, is that a

nurse always keeps herself busy.

Nurse?

Now, roll up your sleeve.

They came through here earlier this
morning.

And just how do you know that?

Grains of sand stuck to flattened grass
where people walked.

Sand wouldn't stick unless the grass was
damp from the early morning dew.

And how do you know those people are our
people and not more of those raiding

Indians? The moth on those rocks has
been scuffed.

The kind of thing that would happen if
somebody walked with heavy boots.

Yeah, Matthew.

That's right.

At least we know he's still alive.

He's got a half a day on us, and we've
got to pick up the pace.

Fine. What are we going to do once we
find him? The first thing we're going to

do is figure out a way to rescue those
hostages.

Then we'll take care of McBride.

A thousand dollars to the man who
captures him, dead or alive.

Nobody does anything until I talk to
McBride alone.

Still might be a way of doing this
without anybody getting hurt.

You're remarkable, you know that?

Face it, Sully, that man is an animal.

The only thing he understands is this.

Come on, gentlemen.

There's a thousand dollars to collect.

And I have every intention...

We

shouldn't break.

Is it broken?

No, I don't think so.

We've got to stop the bleeding.

That's too big.

I'm going to have to stitch him.

Stitch him?

Give him some whiskey.

I'm going to need a volunteer to stay
behind with me. No, I'm going with you.

Make sure that animal gets what he
deserves.

You can't walk.

Watch me.

I can't be waiting around for you.

Quitting is not an option.

You want to come with us, Banker, you go
ahead. But we ain't slowing down.

You fall behind. And I'm on my own.
That's right.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Do it.

Do it, Jake.

Here.

The traps are set.

Almost time to move on.

How much longer?

I fear the army may come.

Oh, they're all coming.

Army, settlers, everyone.

We can go north.

Leave the two here.

And go far, far away. No.

The army.

Let them come. I'll fight them.

But don't you worry.

I will not.

Let them touch you.

I will protect you from their lying,
savage ways.

David? Come on.

On your feet.

A marker.

Why not?

Gonna find it sooner or later.

Might as well be sooner.

Here's your breakfast.

I told you, I'm taking care of things
around here.

Go ahead,

eat it.

I'm really, I'm really not that hungry.

You gotta eat, Ma.

Get your strength back, like Claudette
said.

You like it?

I'm going to cook for you every day
until you're better.

I don't think Colleen would appreciate
that. She always cuts the cooking.

I don't think she's going to have time.
See, I know how busy she's been at the

clinic. Busy at the clinic?

Sure. Doc Cassidy put her to work doing
all kinds of things.

Really?

Like what?

All right.

Let's have a look here.

Open.

Not much swelling.

My fever's gone.

It's much easier to swallow now.

It appears the worst is over for now.
For now?

Well, it'll flare up again almost
assuredly. Perhaps a few days, maybe a

and each...

Subsequent infection will be more
severe, which is why we need to act

fast? Remove those tonsils.

You don't need to remove a tonsil.

She's right.

Dr. Mike said that an operation wasn't
necessary.

She was no doubt confused buying herself
some time to consult her medical

journals. Trust me, Reverend. I've been
a doctor for 35 years, and I've removed

hundreds of tonsils.

It's the only way to prevent them
causing you further annoyance.

Shall we say, uh, tomorrow at one?

Oh, you're the doctor.

What is it?

Watch your step.

No kidding.

Tell me, Sully.

Do you still think that Ride is the sort
of person you can just talk to?

Many of the times the reason has passed.
We're dealing with a man who's lost his

sanity.

Giving McBride the Senate statements
wouldn't have mattered anyway.

He wasn't going to release Caleb.

You never gave him a chance.

No matter what I did, he was never going
to let my son go.

We'll never know now, will we?

The neck's broke.

Killed her for itself.

Mid -ride necklace.

He would have never let Caleb go.

We know that now.

That's what I thought. He's getting
infected.

Here. Put some of this on it. What is
it?

It's a crushed yarrow plant. Found some
growing nearby.

A plant?

The utes use it to heal wounds. You
should probably put some of it on your

shoulder, too.

I don't know if it's gonna do any good.
These cuts are big.

If you don't get some real medicine
soon, he's gonna lose the leg.

It may be worse.

I'm not quitting.

You got a fever.

You can't go on like this.

You're just like them.

They all think I'm weak.

What's he talking about?

This ain't about your family, Preston.

You got nothing to prove here.

I'm bringing in McBride.

Dead or alive.

Well, you keep going like this, you're
the one that's gonna end up dead.

Yeah, I can't believe he killed her.

He may have been a good man once, but as
far as I'm concerned, he crossed the

line the minute he kidnapped that boy.

I didn't know how far he'd gone.

Everything is different.

The rules are gone.

Yeah, his rules.

Their rules, but not yours.

Now, do you remember that?

You hear that?

Yeah.

Engines?

No.

Him.

McBride?

What's he doing?

He's letting us know where he is.

Then let's go after him. No.

Why not?

We could overpower his camp, get it over
with.

That's what he wants us to do.

And he's going to be ready for us, cut
us down inside of 50 yards.

Probably kill Matthew and Caleb while
he's at it.

What makes you think you can kill them
already?

Listen to it.

Like a heartbeat.

Good day, McKenna.

Dorothy.

Oh, no, no. Stay there.

I thought we'd have ourselves a picnic.

Sounds wonderful.

You holding up all right?

Physically, I'm fine.

Just emotionally, it's difficult.

Especially with that doctor occupying my
clinic. Oh, well, he came into the

store yesterday.

Not a pleasant man. He's stubborn and
rude.

Treats Colleen like a servant.

He's moving around all the furniture and
frightening the children.

He's even scheduling unnecessary
operations.

And all the while, I'm just lying here,
helpless.

It won't be long now, Michaela.

I'm sorry.

Oh, no, no, it's all right. You just let
it all out.

Just, um, I'm thrilled about being
pregnant.

But I can't wait until the baby's born
so my life can get back to normal.

Normal isn't going to be normal anymore,
Michaela.

When the baby comes, the word is going
to have a whole new meaning.

You just have to accept the fact that
the life you knew before is about to

change forever.

And for the better.

Do you like to hear the heartbeat?

About time you're late.

I'm sorry about that, but let's get
started.

I've prepared the recovery room for your
convalescence. It should take about a

week unless there are complications.

There's not going to be an operation.

What? I've been talking with Colleen,
and she feels strongly that to remove my

tonsils at this time is premature, and
that the risks involved in the operation

outweigh the benefits.

Oh, she does, does she?

Yes, she does.

And I trust her judgment.

It's your funeral, Reverend.

Yes, it is, and I would like to wait on
it.

Thank you.

Bride by surprise.

It's the only chance we have of rescuing
Matthew and Caleb.

We finished our homework.

We're going to bed now.

Good night.

Good night.

Brian. Yeah, Ma?

It's been a week. Have you heard any
news yet of Matthew and Billy?

He did say it might take longer.

I'm sure they're all right.

Yeah. They'll be home any day now.

Good night.

Sully! What was that?

Came from over there. Where, Sully?

Are you alright?

Don't just stand there, boy.

Finish it.

Why? Why did you do it?

I said finish it.

You kidnapped two people.

You killed your wife.

I protected her from danger. You
murdered her!

Then pass sentence and get on with it.

That's it. Be a man.

Show me you can do it.

I said do it!

Matthew.

What was he like?

He was a murderer.

What are we going to do about him?

I say we give him some whiskey, say a
prayer, and make us a nice fire and a

decent meal.

We need to take him back.

Back? Needs a doctor.

Needs an undertaker.

Come on, Sully, look at him.

He ain't gonna last much longer.

He'll probably be dead by sunup. He is,
and we'll bury him. Till then, we keep

moving. Wait a minute.

You yourself said we shouldn't travel by
night.

It's difficult enough moving in
daylight.

He's right.

I said we'd wait till morning.

Sully, it's Preston.

You go ahead and wait.

We're leaving.

I'd be as strong.

Everything appears fine.

So, can she go back to work now?

I suppose so.

But you're going to have to make some
changes.

I don't want to give up my practice.

Well, at least cut back on your hours.

He is right. You must rest more and work
less.

All right. But if you ask me, I still
say you should stay home.

Dr. Cassidy, it's quite apparent that my
definition of a woman will always

differ from yours.

So let's just agree to disagree and
leave it at that, shall we?

Thank you for your help.

Good day, that's one.

We can't go on like this. We have to
rest.

He's still alive.

I can't believe you're doing this after
all the things he's done.

I ain't got much choice in the matter.

The

storm

is getting worse.

We shouldn't come home by now.

It's only set a week. It'll take a few
days.

The storm probably hit him first. It
just slowed him down.

Horses are in the barn.

Houses all shut it up. Thank you, Brian.
The door.

Don't worry.

It'll hold.

You did a fine job, Brian.

Breath didn't you tell what happened
we're still alive barely

Will

he

make

it His conditions grave, but then again
he made it this far

With that fever and degree of infection,
it's a wonder he isn't dead.

He's quite a fighter.

I fixed the door handle.

It took me a while, but I did it.

And when the storm came, I shutted the
house and I put the horses in the barn.

I even made my breakfast, though I don't
think she liked it very much. That's

good, Brian. I knew you could take care
of things while we were gone.

We just... Got to keep an eye on him. I
mean, Cloud Dancing says you've got to

work less and mess more.

Easier said than done. Sure we've seen
him.

Seven foot tall if he is an inch. Seven
foot four would be my guess. It's like a

grizz and a scar cutting clear across
his forehead.

They come at us with an Indian war
party, but we drove him off.

Horned with a bride in a small valley.

That's where we finished him.

Ain't that right, Sully?

I'm almost finished.

I promise.

I just need to update this one chart.

You can do it tomorrow.

Come on.

All right, all right. I'm leaving.

How are you feeling?

Never better.

I'm in great hands.

How's Preston? Oh, you won't believe
this. His fever broke this morning. He's

awake. Ezra Leonard's up there right
now. Come on, Mom.

Let's go.

You make sure she goes straight home.

I'll be along soon.

Here you are, Preston.

$1 ,000 reward as promised.

I want to thank you for everything.

I'll be in touch with you soon.

I've got big plans for you.

Mr. Kelly, I want to thank you for
saving my son's life.

We have our differences, but I
appreciate all of your efforts on his

I just wanted you to know that.

Come along, Caleb.

We have a train to catch.

Are you going to Washington?

The statehood movement can't be stopped,
Mr. Sully.

As I said, it's inevitable.

Heard your fever broke?

Are you going to make it?

I wouldn't have it any other way.

McBride.

He got what he deserved.

Man of honor.

Legend of the mountains.

He lost his way.

And he paid for it.

Why'd you do it?

Why'd you save my life?

If you don't know by now, you never will

Mikayla.

Mikayla.

Late.

Go to bed.

Sully, I had a dream.

I saw our baby.

You did?

Over there.

I couldn't tell.

But it was beautiful and healthy and...

and sleeping so peacefully.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have done so much.

Sorry. I should have known better.

I've treated dozens of pregnant ladies.

Experiencing myself.

I guess I thought I could do it all.

You're both fine now.

Healthy, strong.

Not much longer.

We're going to have a baby here.

Normal.