All language subtitles for 08.08 Unfinished Business.eng

Hush l�ttle baby,
don't say a word.

Daddy's gonna get you
a mock�ngb�rd.

But �f that mock�ngb�rd
don't s�ng.

Well, Daddy's gonna get you
a d�amond r�ng.

But �f that d�amond r�ng
turns brass.

Daddy's gonna...

Third time in a month.

Could mean we're being tracked.

Somebody knows we're here.

How can you say that?
Nobody knows we're here.

Why don't you just give up?

I made a promise.

Oh, no.

Wait! Where you going?

Where you...

You're crazy.

Dear L�ly Cather�ne.

Well, �t's another
beaut�ful day �n Parad�se.

I woke up th�s morn�ng

and thought about tak�ng you
up to the top of the Koolaus,

where you can see the ocean
everywhere you look.

I wonder �f you can see the
ocean from where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

And I guess
�f you could read th�s,

you would wonder why I've
taken to wr�t�ng you letters.

Letters I have no �dea
where to send

s�nce the Navy gave you and your
mother new names and a new l�fe.

I don't really know why myself,

except wr�t�ng them somehow makes
me feel a l�ttle closer to you.

Somehow I know
I w�ll see you aga�n.

I hope you and your mama
are well and happy.

I th�nk of you every day.

Ah, there you are, Magnum.

Higgins.

What are you... No.

Don't bother.
I don't even want to know.

I see you've forgotten
your appointment.

No, I haven't forgotten my
appointment with my lawyer.

I was simply making out my
grocery list while I waited.

Your grocery list?

That's right. I see.

Well, you're in luck, Magnum.

As it happens,
I'm on my way to market.

Oh, you're doing
the marketing now?

Yes. And I'll be happy to collect
whatever items you need.

Well, that's great!

But I haven't quite finished with it, yet.
So, thanks anyway.

Magnum, why do you have
this constant,

adolescent need for subterfuge?

What do you mean?

It's quite apparent

that you've forgotten your
appointment with Mr. Rankin.

It's equally apparent that you weren't
working on your grocery list.

Yet, rather than
simply owning up to it,

you steadfastly insist on something
that is clearly an outright lie.

That's not true.

When you're caught, you
become even more adamant,

as if, through your insistence,

you can make truth of the lie.

I do not! Then show me the list.

Higgins, you are absolutely and
unequivocally wrong about this.

One list is
worth a thousand words.

All right, Higgins.

You want to see
what I'm working on?

It's really that important
for you to be proven right?

"Frozen pizza, potato chips,"

"Old D�sseldorf
in a long neck, popcorn."

This is a grocery list.

And I really appreciate your
offering to pick those things up.

"Toaster waffles,
Fig Newtons..."

Magnum, there are
two pages of items here.

Well, I'd love to stay and
chat with you, Higgins.

But I'm late for my appointment
with my barrister.

"Cheerios, Kix, Raisinets,"

"Jujyfruits..."

Sorry I'm late. I just
kinda lost track of time.

No problem. I see you've been
going over a few memories here.

Seems like you're always going
to trial with the Ki brothers.

Can I get you
something to drink?

Yeah, what've you got?

Grapefruit juice, grapefruit
juice and grapefruit juice.

That's all right, I'll pass.

I meant to get to
the store today, but...

I think I've found something,

but I'm not sure
exactly what it is.

The men Quang Ki hired to
kill you in the warehouse...

Well, eyewitnesses
have come forward saying

they saw two of them pursuing
a woman up the Old Pali Road.

Yeah, you told me that
on the phone.

But what I didn't tell you was that
they got the license plate of the car.

It was an Audi
registered to Robin Masters.

Nobody seems to
be able to explain that.

So I did a little research,
and discovered that

there was a woman involved in the
Colonel Ki shooting as well.

What's your point, Rankin?

Well, if there is a woman
somewhere who can testify...

There isn't.

You know, we don't have
a hell of a lot to go on.

I need everything I can get.

If...

if there was a woman
driving up the Old Pali,

she had nothing to do with this.

Quang Ki tried to kill me
because I killed his brother.

It's that simple.

Revenge?

You think
the jury's gonna believe

that he went through all
this trouble for revenge?

You ever been to Southeast Asia?

Revenge is part of
their way of life.

It's tied to honor and dignity.

Quang Ki tried to kill me
for revenge, that's all.

But that's your word
against his.

And T.C# s.

Well, all T.C. can say is that
he saw you standing over Ki

with a two by four,
ready to brain him.

But if there's someone else who can
testify that he had a motive...

There's nothing else
I can tell you.

Dammit!

Will you help me?

I wanna put this guy away.

You know, I could ask you these questions
on the stand tomorrow, under oath.

I gotta go.

I'm late for a meeting
in Judge Haruda's chambers.

Okay, we'll go with
your testimony

and hope to God it's enough
to get a conviction.

Because I wanna put this man
behind bars for a long, long time.

So do I.

At which time we will
prove that the defendant

hired three known contract
killers to murder Thomas Magnum.

The defendant,
with malice and forethought,

plotted against his victim as
he lay dying in a hospital room

and then lured him back
to the same warehouse

where he attempted to kill him
with an automatic weapon.

All of this was calculated
and carried out

for no other reason
than vengeance.

Although Thomas Magnum
was acquitted

in the self-defense shooting
of Van Luan Ki.

Quang Ki would not rest until he
saw his brother's death avenged.

And so, we will prove motive,

weapon, location,

and then, ladies and
gentlemen of the jury,

the intended victim's own testimony
will tell you in vivid detail

how close Quang Ki came
to fulfilling his goal.

Having heard that testimony,

I have no doubt that you
will return a verdict

of guilty.

Thank you.

Very well. Is the state ready
with its first witness?

Yes, we are, Your Honor.

May it please the court.

Yes, Counselor?

Your Honor, the defense moves
to dismiss the indictment

on the grounds
that the case as outlined

provides insufficient evidence to
cover all elements of the offense.

What is this?

A standard motion.
It'll be denied.

The court can find
no substantial evidence,

beyond circumstantial,

submitted by the prosecution
to support their case.

Therefore I have no alternative

but to grant the defense motion.

Case dismissed.

What the hell's going on?

I don't know.

How could he dismiss
the case like that?

I don't know!

DBO 256. The license number.

Thomas, what's this all about?

I've never seen such a travesty.

T.C. has the license number.
Could you...

Consider it done.

Thanks. I'll check
with you later.

Rankin!

Some surprise, huh?

Was it?

I mean, it's customary
for the defense

to make a summary move
for dismissal,

but it's a token, nobody
expects it to happen.

Then why did it?

I don't know.
I'm not a mind reader.

You wanna know why Judge Haruda
dismissed the case, ask him.

I'm asking you!

Did you know
about this yesterday?

Of course not.
Don't be ridiculous.

Why did you even
come to the house?

You wouldn't help me! I told you I
didn't have a strong enough case.

Don't give me that, Rankin.

Something else happened.
Magnum...

Why else would you pull
a disappearing act?

I was caught with my pants down.

That's not something I'd like
to share with the press.

Now if you don't mind, I'd
like to get out of here

so I can figure out what I'm gonna say
to them when they catch up to me.

Go home, Magnum. It's over.

No, it's not.

That's ridiculous, Thomas.

If anything like that
was going on,

I would have heard something,
and I haven't. Not a thing.

Doesn't that strike you as odd?

Don't you think there would've been
some rumblings about Quang Ki?

Unless somebody was trying
to keep it real quiet.

Thomas, you see ghosts where
there aren't even shadows.

Thank you, Colonel...

Commander Poole, will you escort
Miss Rockwell to the front desk?

Yes, sir.

You know, your style
leaves a lot to be desired.

What brings you barging
into my office this time?

A mutual friend.

Someone who
I haven't seen in awhile.

At least not
when she could see me.

But I think you have.

I'm sure you know
who I'm talking about.

It's a beautiful woman with dangerous
information about her country.

Someone you helped relocate,

trying to convince her
Vietnamese enemies she was dead.

What's your point, Magnum?

Where's Michelle?

You know I can't tell you that.
For her own good.

Yeah, I bought that too, Buck.

Till you let Quang Ki loose.

What are you talking about?

Quang Ki's in jail. On trial
for your attempted murder.

You're good, Buck.
You're very good.

You have this amazing
talent for lying,

and it's something
that can't be taught.

You either have it or you don't.

But, see, I have

this built-in lie detector
that sees right through you.

Now, you know as well as I do
that case was dismissed.

I wanna know where Michelle is
before Quang Ki finds her.

You know, this is
getting very old.

Every time you conjure up some
cockamamie story about Michelle,

you COMe charging into my office

to accuse me of some wrongdoing.

Your ex-wife has a new life,
a new identity.

She even chose a new marriage.

She's safe. We've seen to that.

Safe? With Quang Ki
on the loose?

He's already tried
to kill her once.

As a matter of fact, I even took extra
precautions when Quang Ki came to trial,

just to make sure nobody
could possibly trace her.

If anything happens
to Michelle or Lily...

What are you gonna do?

Kill me?

Get any answers?

No. But I think I got him moving.
Maggie,

I have a favor to ask you.
It's a big one.

And it could get you
into a lot of trouble,

so don't say anything
till you hear me out.

And �f that cart and bull
turn over.

Daddy's gonna get you
a dog named Rover.

And �f that dog named Rover
fall down.

You'll st�ll be
the cutest l�ttle baby...

And �f that dog named Rover
fall down.

You'll st�ll be
the sweetest l�ttle baby...

Hush l�ttle baby...

I w�sh I could tell you the world
�s a safe and lov�ng place.

That the boogeyman �s only a
f�gment of your �mag�nat�on

and that I could protect you from
anyth�ng bad that comes your way.

I w�sh I could tell you that
nobody could ever hurt you,

but that wouldn't be the truth.

Magnum, I hope
I'm not disturbing you.

No.

Any news on Quang Ki?

No.

It's been nearly...

Forty-three hours.

Quite.

It's infuriating, isn't it?

How life goes relentlessly on
even in times like these.

The mail just arrived.

The usual assortment
of bills, occupant only,

and this,

some educational material.
It came by messenger.

Thanks, Higgins.

If there's anything
I can do to help...

I'll let you know.

I know you and Colonel Greene
don't exactly see eye to eye,

but I'm sure even you would agree
that he is a consummate professional.

What I mean to say is,

I'm quite certain he's done
everything in his power

to keep Michelle and Lily safe.

So, Magnum,

you probably weren't
expect�ng to hear from me.

I'm mak�ng th�s l�ttle
tape for you from ja�l.

But of course, I won't
be here when you get �t.

I w�sh I could
watch �t w�th you.

I th�nk you're go�ng
to be very surpr�sed.

Unfortunately,
I can't r�sk that,

even though I would love
to see your express�on.

My fr�ends do excellent work,
don't you th�nk?

Come on, L�ly.

I should pack some
th�ngs for my husband.

He's brought everyth�ng he needs
from the off�ce. We have no t�me.

Edward, I'm so sorry
about all th�s.

It's okay, M�chelle.

No, L�ly. There's no t�me. L�ly.

L�ly!

Come on, L�ly.

I should pack some
th�ngs for my husband.

He's brought everyth�ng he needs
from the off�ce. We have no t�me.

Dear L�ly Cather�ne,

I guess I've never really
told you all the th�ngs

I wanted to do w�th you.

Places I've thought about
show�ng you,

books I've thought about
g�v�ng you to read,

the Chr�stmas morn�ngs I've
thought we would share,

your graduat�on
from h�gh school.

I guess even the arguments
we would have

�f you were st�ll here,
close to me.

I've just l�ved on bl�nd fa�th

that we would do
all those th�ngs somehow.

Thomas!

Thomas!

So you know.

Thomas, I don't know how
it could have happened.

We were...

We were moving

Michelle and Lily. They...

Buck was doing everything in his
power to make sure they were safe.

We still don't know for sure
how Quang Ki's men found out.

I should have killed him
when I had the chance.

I know
it's no consolation, Thomas,

but Buck is devastated
by what's happened.

Why was Quang Ki released?

I don't know, yet.

There's something
very big going down,

but they're keeping it
very quiet.

I haven't been able
to get anything.

I haven't been able
to find out anything

on Judge Haruda or Rankin.

What else?

That girl that you saw in Buck's
office is Annie Rockwell.

She's a student, a graduate student
of Sociology and Criminology.

She's iust a friend
of the family.

Buck Greene doesn't have
any friends.

Hello?

Thomas!

What time is it?

I've been trying to call you all night.
Where have you been?

Shopping. What've you got?

Come on, Maggie.

I'm going to tell you this

because I know you'll
understand when I do,

why you have to stay out
of the whole thing. Okay?

I'm listening.

They're exchanging Ki for
an American POW. An MIA.

Do you real�ze what the
�mpl�cat�ons of th�s are, Thomas?

If there's one living POW,
there've got to be others.

Some of those guys have been
over there for 20 years.

Longer for some of them.

This is an incredible
breakthrough, Thomas.

I mean, �f we can get
th�s one man out,

maybe he can g�ve us
�nformat�on about the others.

And that's why I know you'll
understand why I can't tell you

where the exchange
�s gonna take place.

Who knows, Thomas,
maybe we can...

Maybe we can
get them all home somehow.

We've got to stay out of th�s.

I know you'll understand.

I've been th�nk�ng about
the f�rst t�me I saw you.

And how much you changed between
f�ve years old and s�x years old.

And I've been wonder�ng what you
looked l�ke on your seventh b�rthday.

It's funny,
I can't qu�te see you.

I w�sh your mom could have
sent me a p�cture.

But I have p�ctures of you
�n my head,

p�ctures of th�ngs
we haven't done together.

Ice skat�ng
at Rockefeller Center,

snorkel�ng at Hanauma Bay,

cheer�ng and scream�ng
at T�ger Stad�um,

and those p�ctures are as clear to
me as �f they actually happened.

You what?

How could you let
something like this happen?

Those papers were supposed to
be destroyed before we left.

Yes, sir. I know, sir.

Who the hell got �n the f�les?

I don't know, sir.

Find out. And you'd better
start praying, Lieutenant.

Your bars
are riding on this one.

Yes, s�r.

Magnum.

He's here.

It's poss�ble
he's penetrated the compound.

I want him found. Yes, sir!

Nothing is going to go wrong
with the exchange today.

Ls that understood?

Yes, sir!

Miss Rockwell?

Yes?

I'm Commander Magnum,
I'm going to be your escort.

But I already met a young
man, a Lieutenant Broski.

He's indisposed.

Dysentery.

Oh, no.

Have we met?

Yes. In Colonel Greene's office.

In Hawaii. Of course.

I'm a bit at a disadvantage, taking
over for Broski on short notice.

Could you brief me
on what he told you?

Okay.

At 1600 hours
we assemble on the airstrip

at the east side of the tarmac.

At 1610 the helicopter transport
from Nouvelle Anjou will set down.

They will disembark and assemble
on the west side of the tarmac.

Commander Rockwell...

Commander...

I'm sorry.

It's iust sometimes
I can't believe

in an hour I'm actually
gonna see my father.

I always knew he was alive

because he promised me
he'd come back.

I was five years old
when he left.

He gave me this.

It's just glass, but he
called it a diamond ring

because of a song
he used to sing to me.

And he said when he came back,
he'd get me a real one.

And I knew, if my daddy said he
was coming back, then he was.

And I never gave up hope,
not in 20 years.

You'll probably think
this is silly,

but I wrote him
all these letters.

Every birthday, at Christmas,

when I graduated,

when my mother died.

It was my way
of staying close to him.

This is the last picture we
took before he was captured.

And now, he's almost here.

Yes?

J Lieutenant Broski
Miss Rockwell.

There's our Lieutenant. I bet
he's a little wobbly-legged.

Just checking in on you, ma'am.
See if you need anything.

Well, Lieutenant, didn't anybody
tell you not to drink the water?

Beg pardon?

Oh, I heard all about it.

Listen up, Corporal,
this is important.

I don't wanna sound a big alarm,
make the Vietnamese nervous,

but he's here somewhere.

Either in the compound
or up in the hills.

Find him, quietly.

Aye, aye, sir!

And when you do, shoot him.

Let me make this
perfectly clear.

I ever catch you setting so much as
your little toe in my country again,

and I'm gonna personally rip your
heart out through your throat.

You got that?

Colonel, we need to talk.

Excuse me. Gentlemen.

We've combed the area, sir.
There's no sign of him.

About face. Forward march.

Daddy!

You okay?

I'm home, baby.

And so, L�ly Cather�ne,

even though I know
you w�ll never read th�s,

I needed to wr�te you
to tell you

I once d�d someth�ng that I th�nk
would have made you proud.

And now, you see the Pres�dent

greet�ng Capta�n Rockwell
and h�s daughter.

The Adm�n�strat�on has
offered no real explanat�on

as to what k�nd of deal was struck
to ga�n the release of Rockwell

who has been l�sted m�ss�ng
�n act�on for 18 years.

But th�s can only be seen
as the most pos�t�ve step

�n recla�m�ng any more
US m�l�tary personnel

that may st�ll be al�ve
�n Southeast As�a.

The V�etnamese government has sa�d
there are no l�ve POWs �n V�etnam,

but they have not sa�d the same
th�ng about Laos or Cambod�a,

wh�ch are totally under
the dom�nat�on of Hano�.

Desp�te th�s fact,
2,411 men and two women

rema�n class�f�ed as M�ss�ng In
Act�on from the V�etnam War.

Welcome home,
Capta�n Edward Rockwell,

and long may you l�ve
�n peace and happ�ness.