All language subtitles for The Protectors s01e07 The Quick Brown Fox

Contessa di Contini, I have an
appointment with Signor Keller.

La Contessa di Contini, Signor.

Send her down to the pool.

Four, three, two, one, go.

Hans Keller.

An honor contestant.

Yes, I do.

It's so lovely around here.

There's a beautiful situation for a
villa up there on the cliff.

Out of the question, I'm afraid,
Confessor.

you won't change your mind.

I'm sorry to disappoint you, Contessa,
but the answer must be no.

As you may be aware, Contessa, I am a
man with a past. For me, that past is

and buried.

I regret what I did, what I was.

But you mean that some people are
reluctant to believe that that is true.

I still have interlopers, journalists,
sensation seekers, thus the guards, thus

the dogs, and thus no villains
overlooking my estate.

You shouldn't sneak up on me like that,
Harry.

Next time, I'll wear a bell around my
neck.

Did you get anything on Keller?

Yeah.

Even though he served a ten -year
sentence, he's lost none of his Nazi

allegiance. He lives like he's made of
money, so he could be our man.

Only one of them.

The commission from the German
government figures there are maybe five

scattered around the world.

That's right, and they're all living in
luxury.

Annual payments that amount to hundreds
of thousands of dollars.

It begins to look like some sort of Nazi
pension scheme.

The German government figures that if we
can cut off this source of funds, these

guys are going to have to come out into
the open.

Right. Where they can be dealt with by
the ordinary processes of the law.

Exactly. So surveillance on Keller looks
like a good starting point.

The contest is on top of it.

Hmm. Payments.

Electricity company, water company,
garage.

Ah, this is more interesting.

H. Graz, Postrestant, Geneva,
Switzerland.

These can go ahead. We wouldn't want
Herr Keller to have his electricity cut

off.

Yes, Professor.

A sub -zero temperature has a well
-tested effect on most forms of

No names, no signature, just the date
and the quick brown fox jumps over the

lazy dog.

A sentence engraved on every
stenographer's heart.

I know.

It contains every letter of the
alphabet.

Yes, I know.

August 14th, and we're still in the
middle of July.

So a letter to H. Gratz of Geneva with
the wrong date and a secretary's

for a message.

What do you make of it?

Well, every typewriter types
differently. They're as individual as a

signature. As a matter of fact, they're
better than a signature. You don't have

to reveal your name.

Now, suppose H. Gratz in Geneva already
has a copy of this sentence written by

this typewriter.

He's got every letter in the alphabet to
go on.

So the quick brown fox jumps over the
lazy dog simply to prove that this

is genuine.

Well, where's the message?

Gotta be in the date.

Can

you

recreate that sentence with a different
date?

Yes. This sentence was typed...

On this machine, I have to take the
machine to adjust every spacing, every

letter, to match the original.

Observe that the letter R is slightly
worn, and that the K types just

a little high.

Come in, Monica, please.

When will you have them ready?

Three, four days, signora. How about
mañana, and you can name your own price.

Adios. Adios, senora.

Adios.

Adios.

Juan, I must speak to Senor Keller. It's
very urgent.

Contessa, I think we got a tail.

Right.

Seems straight ahead.

And you typed this sentence over and
over again?

Si, senor.

But with no idea why Senor Osuna wanted
all those copies?

Senor Osuna was very reluctant to talk
about the job, senor.

All right.

Monica, you did well.

I won't forget.

with the Contessa, we don't know.

The Contessa, therefore, is our only
lead.

No difficulty at all, Contessa.

The letter will be franked with
yesterday's date.

Herr Keller's associates in Geneva will
remain unaware of your interception. I'm

most grateful, senor.

The authorities here are as anxious as
you are that Herr Keller and his friends

should be put finally...

This is the final

call

for flight 721 to Geneva.

Mademoiselle, I am afraid these numbers
correspond to no account in this bank.

Possible.

There must be a mistake.

Not on our part, Mademoiselle Graz.

Monsieur, please, you must check again.
We already have, several times.

The serial number is incorrect.

Another thinking to do?

Get boyfriend trouble?

Please.

Or is it the thought of Keller and his
friends that's worrying you?

Because if you don't send that money
today, they're going to think that you

off with this year's payroll.

That's not going to make you too
popular.

Who are you?

A friend.

I thought the mountains were supposed to
be soothing.

Well, I guess for a girl with your
troubles, that's too much to ask.

You must tell Keller that the numbers
are wrong.

He's not likely to believe that.

But I couldn't get the money.

Stealing the pack.

Please tell Keller that.

I'm not with Keller.

No?

I'm working for the West German
government.

What do you want from me?

I want you to give me the number you
gave the bank this morning. The number

the dates and the letters.

I told you, it's the wrong number. Only
part of it's wrong.

And you know which part?

Why should I give you the letters?

Because the only hope for you is that I
get to Keller and his friends before

they get to you.

gentlemen the complete contents of your
account do you want us to sign for these

that won't be necessary gentlemen once
you present the correct digits we assume

an absolute right to the contents of the
account one single error in the serial

number however and we reject the request
it's the system it's system we approve

of

Thank you, Chino.

Thank you, Contessa.

back from him gino do as he says

what do we do with him we can't leave
him here bring him with us mad

dogs should be kept chained

Mr. Rule, isn't it?

I was expecting you.

So it seems.

Why did you come here, Mr. Rule?

I think you know, Keller.

My impression is you've been here
before, Mr. Rule.

My impression is that the whole world's
been here before.

That's Ponce O 'Lear division.

It's a war record to be proud of.

I think you might have overestimated the
strength of your position, Mr. Rule.

You've got nothing on me, despite this
room.

I've served my sentence ten years.

You're distributing funds to wanted
Nazis all over the world. It's got to be

worth another ten.

You have proof?

Each man knew only his part of the
bank's serial number.

Once a year they send them to you.

The system was devised with care, Mr.
Rule.

There's nothing to prevent me
withdrawing money from a first -numbered

For my own purposes, of course.

A million dollars a year for your own
purposes?

I live very well, as you can see.

But to have expensive tastes is no proof
of your allegations. And I asked for

proof.

A quick brown fox with postmarks from
South America, Africa, France.

Each one with a part of the bank serial
number contained in the date.

All you have there is a series of typing
exercises of no interest to me.

I, on the other hand, have something to
interest you.

Something to exchange for the million
dollars you appear to have

misappropriated. Bring her in.

We do meet in the most unsavory places,
don't we?

Yeah. The man seems to think you're
worth a million dollars to me.

How very flattering.

Am I?

Every penny.

Carlos.

Aren't you going to invite me on board?

Harry.

Oh, go away.

Harry, look, if you tip me, I'll never
speak to you again. Listen, I wouldn't

think of it, baby.

Oh, you're rather sweet sometimes, you
know that? I really think so.

In the avenues and alleyways