All language subtitles for Martial Law s01e10 bad seed

Here you go, sir.

Thank you.

In China, this house is big enough to be
a school.

Yeah, tell me about it, Samuel.

But here, apparently it's just Winship's
brother Henry and his daughter Justine.

His wife died about a year ago.

Are the lieutenant and his brother
close?

Tell you the truth, Salmon, no.

They're not that close.

You know how that goes, right?

Same gene pool, different tax bracket.

Yes. I want you to take the car, put it
out front, put the cover over it, and

make sure you can see this car at all
times.

Absolutely, sir. Have a good night. I'll
bring you a Playboy, buddy.

What's up, Salmon Lewis? How you doing?

It's a nice car you got there, Terrell.

Oh, yeah, I bought that baby with the
money I saved from the accounting world.

All I need is a bubble light and I'll be
all right.

You're not a detective yet.

You all haven't heard? I'm transferring
into the division. We're going to be

working together.

We heard.

Congratulations, my man. All righty, you
finally get your dream.

Nice spread.

Yeah, my brother really knows how to
throw a party.

Oh, man, thank you for making it happen.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, I think the chief is the one who
actually made it happen, but we'll

discuss it at work.

Don't you guys get enough time for shop
talk downtown at the station, huh?

This is Henry, my brother. You know
Lewis already.

Samuel Law from Shanghai.

Nice to meet you. Grace Chen.

How do you do? Terrell Parker.

Terrell. What's up, man?

Pleasure to meet you, my brother.

Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you,
Henry. Listen.

I want to get some more sex on the
beach. Where's the bar?

I'll show you. It's over there.

Thank you.

Come on. Eat.

Drink. Enjoy yourself.

Yeah, well, thanks.

Where's Justine?

She's still at school.

Come on, people!

Hurry!

Justine.

Henry, there's something I don't quite
understand.

You said that Justine was off at
boarding school. She was.

Horizons Boarding School was the name of
the place. It's a tough love school for

troubled teens.

You never told me that.

I know.

Justine and I were having some
difficulties.

After we lost Diana, everything just
kind of spun out of control.

I disappeared into my work.

Justine started hanging out with a
different crowd.

Yeah, well, it's not unusual.

Teenagers often express their grief
through rebellion.

I know all the textbook psychology, Ben,
but it went beyond that.

I caught Justine selling Diana's
jewelry, and she was using drugs.

I tried everything.

Psychiatrist, counseling, you name it.

one of her friends OD'd.

I wouldn't let that happen to Justine. I
had to do something.

I wish you'd have called me.

And what would you have done that I
didn't already do?

Not for Justine.

You should have called me for you.

So our latest home invasion has become
the top of our local news.

Yeah, with five in the last few months,
it's not hard to see why.

Samuel, what's up, my man? You catching
a cold? No.

I have allergies.

I must call my aunt in Shanghai for her
special remedy.

Not unnecessary, Samuel. What we have
here is Western medical technology at

finest. I'm going to get you an
antihistamine, all right? Okay.

You okay?

Samuel Grayson Lewis. Good morning, my
soon -to -be fellow detective.

I figured everybody could use a caffeine
blast, kind of get those crime

-fighting juices flowing.

Lewis, I know you're an ice -blended
man.

Thank you, Terrell, but listen, you
really don't have to get us coffee, man.

It's okay. My pleasure. It's my
pleasure.

Grace, I got a mocha thing here that's
calling out your name. Grace, put your

lips on me.

Thank you. There you go. And, Samuel, I
had to make you up something very

special. It's called a panditino. What
is it?

Well, it's a espresso with steamed milk
and lots of whipped cream.

I don't look like a... But you know.

No, but look, look. See, you got
shavings of dark chocolate and white

and olive oil cream.

Oh, shit!

Excuse me. Sorry.

I hope the Panditino's had its flu
shots.

Where's our fearless leader?

I got one of those Carmel Sissy drinks
he loves. Right behind you. I bet.

I happen to love these drinks. How did
you know?

My cop instincts, Ben.

Hi, Terrell.

Hey, Jane.

I see you got the coffee list I faxed to
you.

And apparently you didn't get the list I
faxed you, asking you not to mention

this.

Sorry.

Thanks, Jane.

Business came through for you, Samuel.
Thank you. You're welcome.

The new Horatio schools, they have their
headquarters here in L .A.

I will go over there.

Great, I'll go there with you. No, you
won't. You're going to come with me to

office. That's what I mean.

Don't you bust a move without me.

We should rock and roll, man. I know how
important it is for you to find your

niece.

But that's probably not why you brought
me in here, is it?

Spoke to the chief this morning about
your probationary detective status.

Do you remember when we were working on
Zeke's case?

Yeah.

I realized I've been waiting all my life
for this chance.

I mean, I belong here.

I promise I won't let you down, Ben. I
promise. I promise you.

So, am I in?

Well, the Chief and I kind of agree that
since this was such an extraordinary

circumstance, that my decision alone
shouldn't be the only deciding factor.

What other factors are there?

The other detectives in the unit.

Sammo, Lewis, Grace, they all have to
write recommendation letters.

Hey, Sammo, I just wanted to tell you,
man, these last couple weeks since I met

you have been the most rewarding weeks
of my professional career.

Thank you.

But it will make no difference.

No difference to what?

To what I say in my letter of
recommendation.

See how you are, Sammo? That was
actually from the bottom of my heart.

Hey, hey, Sam, hey, man. Sorry.

That's a dashboard, not a sneeze, dog.

Sorry.

I called my auntie in Shanghai.

She's the sending remedy.

Well, here, hold on to these two next to
the remedy cup.

Thank you.

Now, you know, if you need help writing
that letter of recommendation, I'm

available.

I have written thousands of
recommendations.

I don't need any help.

Yeah, but those are written in Chinese.
English is a very imprecise language.

I mean, you might need help choosing the
proper adjectives like dedicated,

hardworking, good -looking.

We have those words in Chinese, as well
as many others.

Oh, Aggie, where you coming from?

It's a real bag and all.

You can stand on his face.

That's it!

Hey, man, where the connect I gave you?

Phone.

The school office is over there.

Keep your shirt on.

Help me with this.

Someone has a very strong influence on
Jesse.

Yeah, you know, that's what I was
thinking.

What were you thinking?

I was thinking just what you said. I
mean, Patty Hurston just wake up one day

and say, oh my God, I think I'll rob a
bank.

Who is Patty Hurston?

Patty Hearst is just... Never mind. Just
know that I agree with you, okay?

Why do you always cover your car?

Well, you wouldn't leave your baby,
like, on the street, butt naked in the

middle of the day, would you?

The line is set.

Well, I can confirm that Justine Winship
was a student at our Red Rocks campus

in Arizona.

But... due to our confidentiality
policies.

I can't say anything else.

Who was her teacher?

Well, her primary teacher was dismissed.

If you want any more details, go get
yourself a subpoena.

Guess what? I have a subpoena.

See, I used to be the official LAPD
spokesperson, and I could get 60 minutes

48 hours on the phone right now. As a
matter of fact, I got Mike Wallace's

number on speed dial, number 17. Watch
this.

He loves to talk.

Wait!

Tell us the teacher's name.

Douglas Seed.

Go on.

Well, Seed taught Eastern philosophy.

He was an expert in martial arts,
trained in Japan.

For a while, he was one of our best
teachers.

But then, the students followed him, not
the school.

Yes, that's right.

And Justine?

She was one of his most ardent
followers.

This is a very sad story for the parents
and students.

Yeah. Ah!

It's Samo, didn't I?

Yes.

Are you sure?

Yes. So, this is me?

Yes.

No, Samo!

Well, it's not under there.

We have our word in Chinese for how you
feel right now.

Wait a minute.

We don't need a word from the Chinese
well just yet.

I had a lock track on this car.

And we can find these guys.

And when we find them, Samo, I'm going
to open up a big can of whoop -ass on

them. Whoop -ass?

Um, yeah, whoop -ass is like, uh, much
like my kind of corrupt.

Let's go find the bus stop.

It stops in a... Oh, no, no, oh.

Wait, Linda, yes.

Lock track. To you.

Oh, excellent.

Thank you, Louis.

My dog.

Hey, Samo.

Let's go.

Nobody steals my Porsche if it's away
with it. That's like my wife.

I thought it was like your baby. Well,
baby wife. The point is, you don't want

your woman out on the street with people
touching her and strangers feeling all

over her. Are you finished?

Uh, yeah.

Good. I'm getting the records on the
seat.

You and Louis go.

Terrell, please do me a favor. When you
blink, you're making my eyes water.

Yo, Lewis, I'm looking for my girl.

You remember what she was saying about
your first love?

Yeah, you remember her, yes?

Yeah, it is, man. I'm obsessed with
this. Look, look, look. It's getting

Signal's getting strong.

Turn right up here.

Right here?

Yeah.

Must be in that truck.

Man, they're shipping my baby to Canada.

Thing's unlocked, Pharrell.

Open it, man. Open it.

Look at this.

It's just beer.

No, it's not according to this, man.

It must be behind the box.

Give me a second. I'll check.

What are you doing in our truck, eh?

Glad you asked.

L .A .B .D.

Take off. That's a fake bat.

Look, nobody messes with our truck.

You don't get it.

Badge.

Gun. Okay?

I'm a cop.

Oh, what are you going to do, eh?

Shoot a couple of beer delivery men? No
way.

Thank you, my friend.

Pleasure.

I'm glad you hit him in the head.
Otherwise, you might have hurt him.

My car in there?

Not unless it's in this black box it
ain't, man. That's my toolbox.

Oh, no.

No, they didn't.

Take a brother's tracking device off his
car with his own tools and steal my

metric wrenches?

What kind of guys would do that?

They're natives.

Very good, Justine.

Did you feel your anger giving you
strength?

Yes, Thede.

You've almost purged your past.

But there's more work to do.

We'll strike again tomorrow night.

Isn't that too soon?

The wealth that your parents have
amassed is the root of all their sins.

They love their money more than they
ever loved you. Isn't that right,

Yes, Thede.

They were blinded by their wealth, and
that's why they sent you away. Isn't

right, Connor?

Yes, it is.

Hey, did you find your car?

Nah, the delivery man don't know
anything. You get anything on feed?

Yeah,

it's right here.

It's a nice top grip.

Thanks.

It seems as though our friend is a
former airborne ranger, dishonorably

discharged, and two -time ninja martial
arts champion trained in Nagoya, Japan.

That's why he got all that ninja stuff
going on.

Mm -hmm. You want a mint, Lewis?

Love a mint, man.

Two months ago, she purchased an old
private camp just north of the city.

Gumbrace? No, thanks.

Want a gum, Lewis? Sure. By the way, you
know, I'm going to get you a letter to

roll so you don't have to worry about
this.

It's just a piece of gum, man. You think
about the letter?

We just got an IR on another home
invasion.

The victim's neighbor spotted a
motorcycle, same M .O., except this time

a homicide.

Grace and I will take it.

Good. Well, you and Sam will lace up
your hiking boots.

See if you can do a little recon over at
the Seeds camp and see if you can also

find me Justine.

Okay, cool.

This is the place?

Yeah, it doesn't quite fit the M .O.,
does it?

Hey, Davidson.

So what's up? Neighbors here claim to be
witnesses.

They say a couple motorcycles roared
off. Drivers dressed like ninjas

bags of loot.

Where's the victim?

Paramedics took him. Eric Weld.

DOA at L .A. County.

What about the house?

Ran stacked.

Neighbors heard the shots. They saw the
escape.

They're more than willing to talk.

Thanks.

Hi there.

Detective Shannon Malone.

We'd like to ask you a couple of
questions.

I'm Mickey Boudreaux. This here is my
wife, Odette, and we'd be more than

to tell you everything we know.

You heard gunshots?

Tell them what you saw, Odette.

Two guys on motorcycles, dressed like
whatchamacallits.

Ninjas. Yeah, ninjas. That's right. I
heard bam, bam, bam.

Shots rang out.

And I was dialing 911 when I looked out
the window and I saw them just

hightailing it out of here on those
bikes with guns and bags of loot.

What about your neighbor's wife? Where
is she?

Oh, she's out of town with the kids,
visiting her mother, so she said.

Sharon.

That's her name.

Do you and your neighbors get along?

Sure. I mean, you know, it's not
perfect.

They kind of look down on us, don't like
our pet duck.

Oh, well, now it's no big deal. We talk
over the driveway and, you know, we

watch Oprah sometimes.

Okay, well, I think that's going to do
for now. We may be back later to ask you

a few more questions.

We'll be happy to answer them.

Thanks for being so cooperative.

Sure.

Bye.

Bye.

You got a latent print off the wrench?

Yes! Yeah, run it. Oh, CIC, FBI,
Interpol, Amazon .com, anywhere.

But get back to me. Let me know.

Okay. Our car thief is as smart as he
thinks he is. He tried to wipe down the

prints on the tools, but we got one off
anyway. Oh, bless you, man.

Thank you. I thought you were going to
get, like, antihistamines from Lewis.

Yes, I got one.

But I am waiting for my remedy from
China.

If it does not come today, I will try
it.

Hey, let me warn you about these,
Samuel. These can make you very sleepy.

What do you suggest?

Actually, an old Parker family remedy,
collard greens.

Get you some collard greens, some ham
hocks, throw some cornbread in there.

Get rid of your allergies and make you
feel like you're on Soul Train.

We are almost at the camp.

You don't have to tell me.

Did I ever mention I used to be an Eagle
Scout?

Yes. Twice in the car and once to the
ranger.

And please, do not start about married
bachelors.

I'm sorry, Samuel. I guess I just want
this detective gig really bad.

Then you should spend less time
impressing the teacher and more time on

lesson.

Okay, Yoda.

Then tell me this. Why are we only here
to pick up Justine? I mean, we know what

Seed's done. Why don't we just arrest
him, too? We must be patient.

A cat next to an empty birdcage is not
the same as a cat in an

empty birdcage.

Okay. You're saying we got to catch Seed
in the act.

Yes. We must have hard evidence.

It's that tree. It has ivy growing just
on the right side.

That means this is north, Samuel.

Stop.

That path is a trap.

A trap?

Yes. The real path is over here.

They've covered it up.

This is an old track in Japan.

Okay, well, if I'm ever hiking in Japan,
I'll remember that. But we in L .A.

right now.

And the only thing you don't get out
here is maybe tetanus from stepping on

something rusty or something. You with
tea, baby, though? Here we go!

I told you.

Why didn't you listen to me? I don't
know. Now calm me down.

I feel like Charlton Heston in Planet of
the Apes. And no black man wants to be

Charlton Heston.

Okay? Next time I'm not listening to
you, just grab my ass and hold me, okay?

Girl, what are you doing, man?

Huh? Look.

Lord of the Flies time.

Judge Steve.

We are here to take you home.

This is my home.

Do you think you can take us all?

We are not here to fight.

We are here to help you.

All of you.

What's that all about? Help from cops.

Right. Yes, it is true.

But you cannot see it.

For now, just they must come with us.

But the rest of you can go.

I say we take all these oversized crumb
snatches down the hill right now. Look,

I'm not going anywhere with any of you
people.

Anybody else?

I didn't think so. Let's go, Samuel.

Anger is never the best answer.

I caught you a little homecoming the
other day. The Uzi was a nice touch.

Okay, so who are you protecting? Is it
that Deepak Chopra of the woods, Douglas

Seed?

You're an idiot.

Do you realize you could spend a lot of
years in a made -by -12 cell with a fat,

lonely woman named Betty?

Better than living in that house with my
father.

I've been to your house just teen.

It's hardly a prison. I wish I was
brought up with that kind of cruel and

unusual punishment.

You're looking at multiple counts of
armed robbery. You better sing.

My mother died a year ago.

And my father, who's never cared about
anything but his work, decides he

like my friend.

So what does he do?

He has me grabbed from my bed in the
middle of the night and taken to that

school.

Some father.

Where was he when I needed him?

He cares about us.

You know if your father really didn't
care what he would have done?

Nothing.

She's right, isn't she?

Henry, this is not the time or place.

And I need your help.

I hate to have to ask.

Henry, I've been hoping all my life
you're going to say something like that

me.

Thanks.

Hey, Sammo, I got a lead on that
fingerprint off the tube. Some guy named

D 'Ambois.

Yes, Pierre and I, we're in a lottery
pool together.

Yes, we were supposed to be splitting $5
,000, so I need to talk to him right

now. Uh -huh.

Oh, sure. Oh, I know he's always playing
hockey, but I'd like to know what rink

he's at. Like, what rink he's playing at
today.

Oh, that'll be great. I'll hold.

I know that she's not sneezing anymore.

Yes. I took the pill from Louis.

Oh, who wouldn't want to play for the
NHL?

Oh, he's going to be so happy to see
you.

Oh, yeah.

The easy street idol. Thank you so much.
He's going to be so happy. Hey, hey,

hey. What are you doing?

Wake up. What? You were asleep.

I was not? The hell if you weren't
falling asleep.

Now, come on. You've got to pull over
and have a grande panettino or

I'm not sleepy.

I told you not to take those pills.

Which one of you is Pierre Denbois?

Who wants to know?

Uh, we're going to need to tell Scout.

Scout? Yes.

He was there. He goes to Scout.

In case you hadn't noticed, this is
hockey, not basketball, eh?

You're funny, man.

I went deaf down with pillows.

She's crazy.

You think I'm some black man I don't
know nothing about hockey?

That's what they said about Arthur Ashe
in tennis.

That's what they said about Tiger Woods
in golf.

That's what they said about Leonard Shaw
in deep sea diving. See?

You don't even know about him yet.

I'm Pierre.

Who'd you say you were scouting for?

Where's my car?

Yeah, right.

Where you going, man? You stole the car.
You're actually going to jail, man.

That's your head, yeah?

Yes. No.

You better give me the handkerchief.

No. Yes.

No.

My uncle must be pretty desperate if
he's resorting to this.

No. This is my idea.

I don't need a lesson in martial arts.

I think you do.

Theda's a great teacher. He teaches us
control.

No. He is in control.

Show me your phone.

Why you said it is a master of control
let me see

You

are full of anger When you fight

with anger no good will

It's about your heart.

You must release your anger.

You are sad.

Angry and sad. Then your mother is gone.

And you're sad for your mother.

And you're sad.

For your father.

Hello again.

Hi, Mrs. Budrus.

Odette, please.

Odette, we need to ask you and your
husband a few more questions.

Well, Mickey's gone down to the auto
parts store. He's restoring that vintage

Impala over there.

He'll be back directly. Listen, we're
just going to cut right to the chase,

okay, Odette?

We don't think Eric Weld was killed in a
home invasion.

Really? Well, I heard the shots. I saw
the motorcycles.

Two ninjas, right?

Yeah, right.

Did you know that none of the other
houses that had home invasions were

ransacked except your neighbors?

No, how would I know that?

And in all the other home invasions,
there were six ninjas and three

motorcycles. But I guess you didn't know
that either.

No, why would I? You wouldn't.

See, we didn't release the exact numbers
to the press, and you couldn't have got

it from watching television.

Which is how you got your story.

So tell us the truth, Odette. What
really happened?

Mickey killed him.

And I'm sorry, but he made me lie.

Me and Eric was in love.

And Mickey caught us in that sunken
bathtub.

And he just went crazy. And he held poor
Eric's head under the water and drowned

him. Then we dressed him and put him in
his chair.

And then Mickey found that gun and bam,
bam, bam, shots rang out.

He shot him.

And then he told me he'd kill me too if
I didn't lie for him.

Please, please, now don't, don't, don't,
don't put me in jail.

Please. I'll tell you what. You let me
off, I will testify against him. I

promise I will. Please. That's not for
us to decide. You're under arrest.

Put your hands behind your back, Odette.

No.

Oh, please.

I told Eric we shouldn't get in that
tub.

Mickey?

Come on, man. Let's go.

He was messing with my wife.

Just ain't right, man.

Ain't neighboring.

Seed's camp is deserted.

Any news on our followers?

Well, we have patrol units at the houses
that the followers haven't hit yet.

Maybe he left town.

No. Seed wants to show his followers
that he is still in command.

That we do something.

Baker first.

That's why I visited our friends over at
Horizons. Got files on all the

remaining families that haven't been
hit.

Good work, Terrell.

How'd you do without a search warrant?

Hey, man, I can be very persuasive when
I want to be.

Here's one for you, Gray.

This one.

He's a banker.

No.

Uh, this one has a dry cleaning
business.

Not right.

This guy here is from Santa Barbara.

Question is, he has a business
registered here in town.

What is the business?

Larson's Estate Auctions.

Oh, oh, I know that place. Very high
end. They do auctions at the city

But seats only hit residences.

The museum is the place.

Ladies and gentlemen, this watch was
lovingly crafted by Franklin DeLong in

from his own design.

It is solid gold with diamond inlays
around the case. It's signed.

on the dial and on the movement, and
it's from a wonderful private

There were only 200 of these watches
ever created. Item number 4072 in your

auction booklet.

We'll start the bidding.

At $10 ,000.

$10 ,000? Yes, $10 ,000 I have. $10
,500?

And $10 ,500 still bidding there. And
$11 ,000? Yes, $11 ,000 I have. And $11

,500? Yes, wonderful.

$11 ,500 the ladies bid at $12 ,000 now.
And $12 ,500 still bidding strong.

And $13 ,000 now they bid at $13 ,500
there now. And $14 ,000? Yes, thank you,

sir, at $14 ,000. Do I hear $14 ,500
anywhere?

And $14 ,500 I have.

Do I hear $15 ,000? $15 ,000 anyone?

And $15 ,000 is bid.

Yes, thank you. At $15 ,000. Somebody
really wants that watch.

At $15 ,000, then going once. At $15
,000, going twice. Anyone else at $15

And sold to the distinguished Chinese
gentleman for $15 ,000. Thank you.

Wonderful.

Allergies.

The next item up for a bid is an emerald
diamond pendant necklace.

Beautiful quality and quite rare.

$20 ,000 for this now.

$20 ,000.

Nobody move. This is a robbery.

Ladies and gentlemen, do not die for
your possessions.

Hand them over, please.

The bird's in the cage, bro. Give me
your wallets, your jewelry, all

And your wallet. I'll take that. Hurry
up. Do it again. Come on. Give it to me.

Do it.

I think we got it. Go.

Here.

I'm sorry. Everything's going to be all
right.

Ben, I don't know how to say this.

Thanks.

Hey,

hey, hey.

Please start rolling it up there. Feels
good, doesn't it?

Yes.

Sammo, this came for you.

Thank you. You're welcome.

Sammo, check this out.

These are collard greens.

You cook them up, put some hot sauce on
them, And you're good to go.

One day I want to market these in the
pharmaceutical form. Make a fortune.

Thank you, but no.

My remedy from China arrived.

No disrespect.

They ain't collard greens, I'm telling
you, man. Cook them up, bro.

Ham hocks. Put some hot sauce on them.
Ain't nothing better for allergies than

collard... Those are collard greens.

They're at the same.

Walker, Texas Ranger, next.

Monday, it's a holiday Raymond.

My parents, they haven't called or
stopped by.

You know what that's called?

A Merry Christmas.

Then, Becker gets a yuletide visit from
two wise men.

Have you given any thought to the
afterlife?

Are you two going to be there? Yes, sir.
That's why we're here.

An all -new Becker, right after an all
-new Raymond. CBS Monday.