All language subtitles for Police Woman s02e19 Wednesdays Child.eng

I just said you were beautiful, but you
really are beautiful.

Take a look at that.

That's better than Ringling Brothers.

This building is burglar -proof. What do
you think we have all this equipment

here? Then how come this wonderful
burglar -proof building got hit three

ago? Billy?

You want to make a deal, Billy?

I'll make a deal with you.

Jail's better than dead. You guys got to
be nuts.

Where is she?

Where's Rudy?

Is she alive?

They call it Tommy Monday, but Tuesday's
just as bad.

Wednesday's worse and Thursday's also
sad.

Well, the eagle flies on Friday.

Saturday, I go out to play.

Eagle flies on Friday Saturday I go out
to play

into the most capable hands of Miss
Celeste McCann.

Well,

I thank you one and all. And I thank
you, my dear lady, for making the best

introduction ever.

Oh, you sure know how to pick them for
me, Linda.

Oh, well, Billy, he's a real man. I
think last night was a bit much for him.

Straight soda.

just to keep the senses in balance.

Now, look, as of tomorrow, we are all
going to have ourselves a ball. We're

going to party like crazy, but tonight
I've got to go.

Oh, come on. Yeah, yeah. Our mystery man
here, it's the good life, high times,

and then he fades away for about a week.
We'll just have to get used to it,

then. We've all got to make a living
now, don't we? Oh, come on. Now, any man

who knows a girl for a week and gives
her trinkets like this has got to make a

pretty good living, huh?

What is it you do?

Come clean. You want me to come clean?

Yeah. All right, I'll tell you.

I like to make beautiful women happy.

I'll see you both on a date. I wouldn't
miss it.

Ciao, darling.

Ciao.

That's a shame, you know. He's really a
nice guy.

Yeah. Thanks, Linda.

Oh.

Tell Crowley he owes me 200 when he
scores.

Everyone says they'll die tonight.

I don't know why he gave up the booze.

Hey, Joe.

No wonder everybody's been going bananas
trying to figure these out.

Yeah. Take a look at that.

That's better than ringing them,
brother.

Have Pete call off the floors to us.

Impossible. This building is burglar
-proof. Why do you think we have all

equipment here? Then how come this
wonderful burglar -proof building got

three months ago?

Well, that's what you get when you
depend on a computer, I guess.

That's just what's happening now, my
friend.

That's impossible.

But true.

Hey, lady, wait.

Fine, now will you give me the passkey?
Well, okay.

But you've got to sign in first. Oh, how
come he didn't?

He knows exactly where he's going, Bill.
Sixth floor.

Hold it, Dodge. Police officers. You're
under arrest.

Sorry, Billy.

You're busted.

Yeah, that's right.

This is my first bust.

But it's sure not your first job, huh,
Dodge? Look, I don't think I ought to

anything about that.

Too bad the owner wants this thing back.

You have to admit it. It did look
fabulous on you.

It would look fantastic on my new purple
dress.

We got two million in gems outstanding
from six other jobs.

And you know something? They're all in
your M .O., Billy.

But no proof.

Look at it this way.

Tonight could buy you five years.

Five... That's kind of frightening. I
never did like the idea of being cooped

up. You want to make a deal, Billy?

I'll make a deal with you.

Jail's better than dead. You guys got to
be nuts.

Take this off, buddy.

Hey, Joe.

Come here, will you?

You know, Pep...

Just counting on my fingers alone, I
come up with about ten years for this

You've never been in the joint, Billy.

You're gonna be an old man when you get
out. You better think about that.

Yeah, Bill.

Billy here's gonna be our guest for a
while.

Book him.

All right, wait a minute. Now hold it.

Okay, yeah.

We'll get protected.

The very best.

Okay, who's your contact?

Paul Nicastro.

Sets up the jobs, pays me, and unloads
the goods.

Who's his connection?

The receiver.

I never met him. I can't tell you for a
fact. Well, how about taking a wild, non

-educated guess?

Some guy in San Francisco.

Not Jake Shulman.

The skimmer.

Day years in San Francisco under a mask
of respectability as a philanthropist,

political contributor, a socialite.

Ten years ago, this guy was connected
with the top levels of organized crime.

was a top laundry man.

And now we have Mr. Perfect Citizen.

Listen to this. This guy has a chain of
jewelry stores, very exclusive.

How's that for the perfect cover for
stolen gems?

How do we nail him?

The Castro.

Castro is our key.

I say we give the jewels back and start
all over again.

Start over?

Who's our next pigeon?

You want a coup for us, Pepper?

Oh, look who's coming.

Ebony Ronald Barrett. Oh, ho.

Is it true that my good friend Darrell
River got 10 to 20 for stealing lines?

What's the matter? No stickball games
for you guys to break up?

Billion.

Payday.

You want up?

Yes. I got a little something here for
you.

All right.

I got a flap and an autograph on one of
these.

Well, what's this?

It's a little new regulation they put in
since Watergate.

Here. Just sign it, will you? It's a
good job.

Real good, Linda.

I am pleased.

Okay, that's good.

I guess we got another one for you
starting tomorrow. 100, 150, 200.

Uh -uh. There you go.

You're all the way, thank you.

And tomorrow is no good, because
tomorrow happens to be Wednesday.

And that, as always, is my day of work.

See you Thursday?

Have I got a choice?

No. Hey, Pip. See you Thursday.

Take good care of him. I like him green.

Yeah.

Hey, Linda.

Lindy.

Who's going to believe I paid 200 bucks
to Minnie Mouse?

Well.

Here we are.

How do you feel?

Oh, good.

Thank you, my darling.

Well, my dear, your jilted bird has
landed.

That's a roger, Pep.

Meet you back at the barn.

Oh,

Paul.

No, it was a lovely weekend. I loved
every minute of it. Thank you. It was

glorious.

You're a tremendous woman.

Oh, you want the door, ma 'am? Yes, let
me. You wouldn't happen to be Mrs. Drew

by any chance, would you?

Oh, yes. Yes, I am.

I'm Sergeant Crowley with the police
department.

Oh, something's happened to Charlotte.

That's my poodle. I knew that wasn't the
right kennel to leave her.

No, ma 'am, we're here because a
burglary attempt was made on your

Oh, thank goodness. Then my little
love's all right.

Did you say a burglary, Sergeant?

No, I said an attempt.

Pardon me, are you Mr. Drew?

No, I'm a friend, Paul Nicastro.

Yeah, well, a burglar was seen climbing
up the outside of the building here.

Unfortunately, he got away.

All we'd like to do is check your
apartment, see if perhaps something

been stolen.

Well, yes, of course, officer. Come with
me. Paul, would you bring the bags,

darling? I can't understand a burglar
crawling up the balcony.

My goodness, what a dangerous thing to
do.

Well, this is the safest place I can
think of.

Oh.

Well, I don't know. It seems to me that
everything is here. Let me see. Where's

the topaz ring?

Yes. Yes.

Everything's here.

Everything's there.

Mm -hmm.

Well, I guess it takes care of it.

Uh, Miss Drew, what's the value of these
jewels? Do you know?

I don't know exactly.

Somewhere between 200 and 250 ,000, I
think.

Why do you ask?

Well, it's only a suggestion, but I'd
strongly recommend a safer place.

I mean, like a safe deposit box.

Thanks for your cooperation.

We'll just let ourselves out. Well,
thank you, and I'll do as you say.

Well, Jewel, safe, call it safe.

Now let's get back to you and me.

How's my sugarplum princess?

I got something to show you.

You do?

What? Oh, no, let me guess.

Ah, let's see.

Your kindergarten pictures come back.

No? I gotta warn you, just don't get
hooked on it.

Because it's only temporary.

Tell the brass their taste is rotten.

What are you talking about? I picked it
out.

You heard me. It's rotten.

Look at this.

Where do you see the bedroom?

Is that a threat or an invitation?

Look at this.

Gorgeous.

Did you see the size of that bed? I'm
sure Mr. Paul Nicastro will be

but what else have we got?

Okay.

Maybe this will make your mouth water.

I don't think I can trust myself. Where
did you get...

The tooth fairy left it under my pillow.

Where'd you get it? Come on.

The insurance companies.

They thought they might use it as a
decoy to get the two million back.

Can I put it on? Sure, wear it and go
home.

I've never seen anything this big.

Just don't forget that this little
trinket is worth 100 ,000 bucks and my

is on the line for it, okay? I love it.

Kid, I spare no expense.

Everything here, top drawer. Just tell
Mr.

DiCastro to watch his cigarette burns.

I can hardly wait to hold you, feel my
arms around you.

Crying out loud, you guys.

Too much noise.

Bring it down a little bit so we can
give her some good feeling on the song.

You know where to come in? Yeah, I'm
with you. It's on the E flat chord.

Right, right, okay.

One more time. We'll get it.

We'll get it.

Ja, ja, shake it down, shake it down.

They wait to hold you.

I've been dredging up the whole city for
you. Huh?

Laying low.

Laying low, huh? You blew three weeks'
worth for me.

And I nearly got nailed by the cops.

Relax, huh?

We'll try again later.

There won't be a next time.

Those diamonds are in a safe deposit box
now. You blew it. Oh, Paul, will you

stop worrying?

Look, sometimes things don't always go
right.

This is the one time.

One time?

What time is it? What time is it?

I'll make it up to you. I got an angle.

But we're going to have to cut in a
partner.

a friend who just happened to own the
biggest diamond on the web. Oh, I met

about a year ago.

She was a model in Kentucky. Her name
was Verna Cram before she caught Aaron

Lansing's eye.

Yeah, he was that rich drunk.

He was killed in the car accident,
right?

Right, yeah.

Now she's Valerie Lansing, widow.

That chick literally ended up with the
family jewels.

And one of them, She's a Valerie
Diamond.

And how do you expect to get me with
her?

Oh, it's easy.

She gets convinced by me that you like
to do the freak spots.

Maybe have a few little kinks yourself.

She'll grab at a date.

Mr. Macastro.

Oh.

Wine and Paul.

I don't believe

it.

What? You.

Linda said you were beautiful, but you
really are beautiful.

Mr. McCastro really knows how to talk to
a lady.

When a lady looks like you, you don't
have to talk.

Would you like a drink?

No. Let's go.

Where do you want to... Well, I'm more
interested in where we finish, but...

Why don't we have some dinner, and then
just to warm up, we'll go to a few out

-of -the -way places.

Like?

Like...

The den.

How about Dirty Mary's? Oh, good.

I hate straight.

Oh.

I am not an expert, but this little
trinket doesn't look like paste

to me.

You have a good eye. It's real.

You better believe it.

But the places we're going to, if you
want to stay in one piece, you better

leave it home.

Good idea.

I'll be right back.

Satisfied?

Yeah,

looks good.

You're fantastic.

Now, would you like some duck à l
'orange? I know a great place on the

of town. It'll take us about 20 minutes
to get there.

We'll have a beautiful dinner.

Once again, I'd like to leave you in the
most beautiful hands of Mr. Les McCann.

That's great.

How's my dating service working out?

Couldn't be better.

You ain't seen nothing yet, baby.

Oh.

Waiter. Another white ration for the
lady.

Oh, you're going to spoil me.

Linda. Yes?

If you keep this beautiful doll company,
you've got to make a phone call.

Sure, Paul.

I think little old Valerie is about to
get ripped off and bombed if I don't

drinking these.

You're on for tonight, Billy.

Got it back, isn't it?

I'll make up for the three weeks it cost
me on that mania bimbo.

I left the balcony door open for you.

She won't be suspicious.

She'll be too loaded to be suspicious.

No mistakes this time, right, Billy?

I'll try real hard.

You do that.

Here it goes.

Okay.

Here we go. Got a big night ahead of us.

I'm ready.

Mm -hmm.

Uh, you'll be good.

Are you kidding? I'm going to have some
fun.

Night. Night.

Good evening.

Yeah.

He's back to the dog.

Okay. Just going to show you one more
time.

Why don't you consider the job done?

That's beautiful.

This rock is the thing of beauty.

I figure it's going to bring us about 40
,000.

60's more like it.

All or nothing.

This little gem does not leave my body
until the bread is on the table.

Baby, you don't understand.

It's the man. He's not going to like it.
The man ain't got no choice.

I do, don't we?

Well, if the man says okay, then the
both of you are going to have to fly to

Francisco with me.

About two of the conspiracies are coming
up.

12Y50 to base.

Base to 12Y50, go. Joe, make
reservations on the 4 .30 flight to San

okay?

Hey, Joe, you better notify the folks
that they're on our way up.

Okay, that's a roger.

You know, we might have to spend the
night.

Now get one thing straight, Crowley.

No X -rated motel. I promise.

Just because it's a city by the bay, I
ain't going wading in any waterbeds. Got

it?

Spoilsport.

You did what?

I didn't have a choice, Mr. Shulman. It
was the only way I could get the stone.

I won't meet with them!

Meeting with them is too risky for me.

Oh, no, there's no risk. They're both in
on it. They couldn't say anything if

they wanted to.

I don't like it.

I don't like it!

Maybe you'll feel better when you see
what we have.

Yeah, I know, I know, I know, I know.

You have the Valerie.

Yeah, that's right.

But they won't hand it over until they
have the money up front.

All right.

We meet.

But my way! Now get out!

Now, the man wants it appraised first,
then we negotiate.

Whatever you say, Paul.

Mr.

Jacobson, I can help you.

Yeah.

I'd like you to make an appraisal.

You shouldn't be walking around with
such an expensive stone.

I don't intend to. Would you care to put
a price on it?

It could be difficult to turn over.

I'm sure you understand that.

That depends on how difficult.

Let's say $35 ,000.

That's ridiculous.

Linda, I said I'd handle this, right?

Mr. Jacobson, there was a lot of risk
involved with this, and I figure the

is worth about 100 ,000.

I went six stories for it.

Maybe

my

client would go 40 ,000. That's very
high.

60.

Or nothing.

I said I'd handle this, right?

60. That's the bottom line.

And if I said 50?

You ain't said a chance.

That's all my client authorized me to
offer.

50 ,000.

They should be.

All of them hand -picked by Billy Dodge.

Hey, Billy, you got a loose mouth.

Just loose enough to make a cave.

Let's do it.

Police department.

You're under arrest.

Now, let's get him up there where I can
see him. Get him up.

Schumann and the Castro have each posted
a $50 ,000 bond and will remain free

until next Tuesday when they appear in
Division 100 of the San Francisco

Superior Court.

Well, that's all very interesting, but I
didn't drop in to have the paper read

to me, William.

Don't you ever think of anything besides
the almighty bucks?

What do you know, huh, Pat? I do wish
you'd take us up on the security until

after the trial.

Got my own thing to do.

And I don't want no army of cops
cramping my style.

Now, the almighty bucks, William.

Let me tell you something.

I want to put at least two men on you
for your own good.

Ah, then you just lost yourself a
witness because that wasn't part of our

Linda, I'm thinking of your welfare.

Fine, then give me the bucks and my
welfare will be secure.

You want to sign that, Minnie?

That's right, a thousand bucks. I saw
the insurance company was a pot for him

let to the trial.

You wouldn't have had anything to do
with that, would you? You know he did.

He wants you safe, Linda.

Let us put you with Billy Dodge. He's in
a safe house.

Ben, we'll shoot you up to San Francisco
on the day of the trial.

Pass.

And William, if I see any shadows behind
me other than my own, I'm not going to

fire. You think I'm bluffing, you try me
out.

See you guys in court.

You know as well as I do, Bill.

Shulman is not going to get himself
convicted if he can help it.

I can't force a tail on her.

All I know is if something happens to
her, that sure as hell blows our case.

Do you know an Olivia de Avalon?

All right.

25 ,000.

But for both of them.

And Billy Dodge is number one.

Well, look, that's what you're being
paid for.

All right.

All right.

What did they say?

They took the contract.

And if anyone can find Billy Dodge, they
can.

And the girl.

Well, maybe we'll get a break.

Excuse me, Mr. Shulman. I'm busy, Miss
Blake.

Never too busy to see me, Shulman.

When? Step at a time.

That's right.

That's my big girl.

Okay. Sit down.

Sit.

Hello,

sugar. What do you want?

I just want to talk.

Mama, who's that man?

He's just an acquaintance, honey.

Go over by the swings and stay right
there until I get back.

I asked you, what do you want?

Hold on, Linda. Don't run off.

Hey, Linda.

Now, baby, you could have told her that
I was her daddy.

You might have sowed the seed, Alex, but
her daddy you're not.

It's cold, baby.

Very cold. It was meant to be. Now, what
do you want?

Baby, when a man just gets out of the
joint, he needs a lot of money.

And you want to know something?

You're going to help me get it.

Don't even dream about it.

You know, Alex, you and I were a very
long time ago.

It's over.

I've even forgotten the word heroin,
Alec. Baby, I ain't interested in that.

I don't care what you're interested in.
Don't you ever look here. Ever.

Linda, listen to me.

I'm looking for a man.

He's worth a lot of money to me.

Second story, dude.

Billy died.

Forget it.

Cops got him. Now, hold on.

I know you are very tight with the
police.

It won't be hard.

You've been told no.

I think we're through.

Uh -uh.

I think you'll do it.

As a matter of fact, I know you'll do
it.

Julie.

Just before I called.

How did they find me?

Easy, hon, easy.

We'll take care of you.

Forget it, Pepper.

You gotta hide me.

Where's Billy?

Hide me with Billy.

Now, I want you to leave this building
by the regular officer's entrance.

Joe's gonna drive you to the airport in
a plain, unmarked car.

Flight 602 will get you to San Francisco
at 3 o 'clock. The PD there will pick

you up. You'll stay at the Alton Arms
until the morning of the trial. Now, any

questions?

Ready to go?

Okay, John.

Have a good trip.

Well, we got your decoy en route. You
feel better?

I think we'll all feel a lot better when
we get out of town. Somebody means

business. Yeah, well, I want you both to
be careful. You getting my message?

Okay.

Why don't you play it back to me, Tup?

Uh, we take the Piscito Highway to
Monterey, check into the motel by 7, and

the morning I do your call. Is, uh, is
that where we meet Billy?

No, you'll connect up with Billy in the
undercover operation tomorrow morning,

someplace between Monterey and San
Francisco.

And then?

Then we take you both to San Francisco.

Right to the courtroom.

Well, where's Billy now?

He's safe and sound, just like you're
gonna be.

Ready?

Ready as I'll ever be.

Okay.

See you, Bill.

Good luck.

You know something?

What?

Your rotten company.

I'm sorry, Peps. My mind was a million
miles away.

I know. I was just trying to cheer you
up.

I know.

I'll just be glad when this is over and
I can get back to my regular routine.

And those special things, huh?

What do you mean?

I've known for a long time, Linda.

Oh, not about what you do, but that your
Wednesdays are special things.

You see, that certain day that's set
aside doesn't get set aside unless

someone special, right?

At least that's the way it is with me.

My day's Saturday.

Want to get a bite to eat?

Yeah, that's good.

You have someone?

Huh?

Your special person.

Doesn't he mean a lot to you? Oh, very,
very much. I'd guess about as much as

your Wednesday person.

Would I be Brian if I asked?

Yeah, but it's okay.

Nothing very mysterious.

I have a little sister.

She's autistic, and she lives in a
special home.

They take very, very good care of her,
and they love her a lot, but she really

doesn't know.

Well, who she is or where she is.

And that's your Saturday, huh?

I don't think she recognizes me, but I
keep hoping that maybe enough love and

care will help.

I swear, the next time Crowley sets me
up in a motel, I'm going to send an

advance team to check out the hot water
supply.

Peps?

Yeah?

If, um, anything ever happened to you,
what would happen to your sister?

Oh, well, I don't like to think about
it.

She, uh...

She wouldn't have even the chance at
life she has now.

You love her very much, don't you?

Yeah. Very much.

Aha! Dean!

Hello?

Linda?

Crowley. Is Pepper there?

Oh, yeah, Crowley.

She's in the shower.

Um, Peps.

Yeah? It's William.

Ask him how he knows the exact moment I
step into a shower.

I heard that. Tell her it's easy. The
damnness makes my joints ache.

Hey, listen, take this information down
for her.

Uh, right.

Hold on.

Okay. The meat... It's set at an
abandoned cabin about five miles north

Jose. You got that?

Right. It's two miles off the main
highway on Route 56.

You can't miss it.

Is that where we meet Billy?

They'll arrive at the same time, Linda.
Then we'll take one car to San

Francisco.

It's almost over, so hang in there, huh?

Yeah, see you, Ann.

Peps? Mm -hmm?

Got all the information.

Good. Now we got the information. What
about the coffee?

Oh, uh, there's a machine outside. I'll
get us some.

Good.

We'll leave tomorrow morning.

An abandoned cabin, five miles north of
San Jose, two miles off the main highway

on Route 53.

Billy Dodds will be there.

He will be.

And now, when do I get my daughter back?

As soon as the job is done.

All I got to do is make a call, and
she'll be delivered to you safe and

And the policewoman with me?

Oh, well, now, the policewoman is your
excuse not to testify.

Excuse?

Oh, yeah, baby.

You see, when Billy Dodge and your
policewoman friend is killed, well,

going to be so terrified, so shocked,
that you won't want to testify.

Will you?

An out -of -the -way cabin sounds just
right.

I'll have a couple of people meet you
there, and they'll take care of all of

them. All of them?

I said all of them.

What do you say we take a little
vacation right after the trial?

Together?

Um, yeah, we'd have a ball. Maybe
Mexico.

You'd want to take a vacation with me?

Sure, why not?

I really like you. You'd be a lot of
fun.

I'm not in your league, Peco. Why would
you want to be with me?

Street girl, hustler, and friend.

Chaps, I ain't got no friend.

Well, whether you like it or not, you
do.

Lift up.

Have you ever been to Acapulco?

Linda?

Hey,

what is it?

What's wrong?

Don't get company.

Come

on,

Billy.

We're late for school tonight.

Come on, let me have it, Scott.

Come on.

Come on.

Where is she?

Where's Trudy? Is she alive?

Where did she go?

Pat.

Pat.

Pat, yeah.

Pat, don't die. Pat.

It's an emergency. We've got to check
it. Police.

She's all right.

We're going to see Mommy right now.

Okay?

Read him his rights.

Your Honor, the people are now ready.

Call your first witness.

The people call Miss Linda Summers.

Go get him, friend.

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