All language subtitles for Early Edition s01e15 The Wall 2.eng

Previously on Early Edition.

What is that?

I brought you something. Just turned up
today in a hole in the wall.

Snow knew it was going to happen.

It's there.

U .S. Secret Service, J .T. Marley.
Bingo. Snow needed help. That's who we

to. The president is due in town. I'm
here to make sure that everything goes

well. I'm what you might call a hunter.

Hunting for what?

One that hasn't shown up on the radar
screen yet.

For instance, people who think that they
know things that the rest of us don't.

Give him this crackpot theory.

Oswald was just a duke? Come on. And
what about the cat? What cat?

Snow's cat.

And what about Marley? He found his
bones scattered all over a mountaintop

central Peru.

Huck!

Maybe someone's trying to set you up.

There he is!

Gary, run!

In the end, it didn't matter who was
right and who was wrong.

Things happen as they happen.

You can't change the past.

Trouble was, only one man knew the
truth.

And he was gone.

Unless he wasn't.

Boop.

No sleeping on the train.

You want a bed? Find a shelf.

What? Hey, get out of here. I just
bought that.

Sorry,

I... Nut?

Gee.

The one I got yet?

No, but don't get him. It's only a
matter of time. Yeah. The unit in town's

after him.

Yep.

Hey!

He's on a train?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure.

Call it in.

Checking the back track.

No comment, no comment, no comment.

Oh, come on, make a hole here. What are
they, giving out free beer?

Detective, can you give us any news
about last night's murder of Harry

No. Can we then assume the assailant is
still at large? Assume what you will,

you can assume anyhow. You do have an
accomplice under arrest, is that true?

If my line of work, nothing is true.

Is there any connection between the
murder and the president's visit to

Yeah.

And my fat Aunt Rosie is the real Queen
of England.

Don't make me laugh.

Just part of what makes this country
great.

You.

Don't you ever sleep?

Not today. Any news on Hobson?

Yet.

He's sitting right in this chair.

Dollars to dollars, the guy skipped
town.

No, he's around. I can feel it.

So can they.

You know, I still can't believe that he
killed Hawks.

Neither can he.

He's in total denial.

That's what makes him so dangerous.

Oh, come on.

You don't still think he's going for the
president?

We got half the force looking for him.
He's a man with a mission. Now he's got

nothing to lose.

So why not put out a statement?

No.

We don't want to start a panic.

Then you better tell your people.

They know.

Sir. About the detainee. We can't hold
him much longer.

Yeah, okay, we're coming.

Max, who's Marlin?

Pardon?

Last night, you said maybe he'd leave
us. No, I misspoke myself.

It's none of your concern.

Oh, to hell it's not. We got a murder
here.

Classified. I need to know.

You don't.

Just a minute.

You think I'm going to stand around
flitting my thumbs while you run my

operation? You're out of your mind. You
got information. I want it.

But how?

It's my business.

I'll handle it my way.

All right?

It's time we had a talk.

Listen. Gary?

Are you all right?

I guess that's a stupid question. So I
heard. What happened?

What happened? I don't know what
happened. He was dead when I found him.

They think I did it. Well, then you just
have to tell him you didn't do it.

Well,

someone's got to tell him. You can tell
him. I can tell him. Chuck, what about

Chuck? They arrested Chuck last night.
They found him in my apartment.

Found enough evidence to prove I'm some
kind of assassin or something.

I go back to them, they're going to lock
me up the rest of my life.

Well, what about that agent Dobbs? Maybe
if you went to him... Dobbs? Dobbs

thinks I'm some kind of a lunatic.

Besides just setting him up, too, and
according to his paper, I'm still going

kill him.

You don't believe that, do you?

I don't know what to believe.

And maybe I'm crazy or something. I
don't know. I'm crazy, Gary.

Remember, the paper only tells you
what's going to happen unless you change

But, Marissa, what if I can't change it?

I got to think.

Look, I told you what I know. This has
all been a big mistake.

You say he's your friend.

Yeah. He tells you everything.

Yeah. But you don't know anything.

Yeah, I know. He didn't do what you say
he did.

You already did it.

The guy spends all his time shaving
people.

He's a hero. You know that.

Look, I know what you're feeling.

You think you know someone.

And then one day you open a door and
something else is there.

You say it's not him.

Okay.

I'm open.

Help him with this.

How?

Tell us where he is.

for his own good.

What

am

I supposed to do, wish it away?

I've tried that. That doesn't work.

Well, they need to find someone to help
you.

Someone you know. Someone who trusts
you, Gary. I have the town about looking

for me right now.

Lucia Snow.

What? Lucia Snow.

What about Lucia Snow? Gary, that
picture that was in the wall, where is

Forget about the photograph. Maybe
that's the reason why I came to you.

that's the reason it's too late. It's
gone. I gave it to Hawks.

I think we need to get that picture back
and find out what's really in it.

Morris.

Morris?

Morris, you down here?

God, this place feels like a tomb.

Hey, Morris, stop right there.

Put your hands up. Go ahead.

Now. Come closer.

But slow.

Harry?

All right.

That's far enough.

Keep them up.

I've been reading about you in the
paper.

You're in a world of trouble, son.

Yeah.

I always figured sooner or later this
business would come to no good.

So how can I help?

This is everything.

Everything Mr. Hogg sent back yesterday
afternoon.

It's those things weren't on his desk.

They should be here.

Well, if it's not here, either he threw
it out, which I highly doubt, or someone

took it.

Well, then we need to find out who that
someone is.

Now, see?

That's exactly why I borrowed this file.

If this fellow's killing people, it
ain't gonna be me.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

I feel sorry for Mr. Hawks.

What about that picture from the
newspaper?

I haven't seen it.

It must be gone, too.

Okay, well, then the Warren Commission
report.

There was a picture in there, too. It
was all blurry.

So unblur it.

Unblur it, of course, just like that.
Listen, I read that they take pictures

like that all the time and make them
crystal clear.

And where are you going to unblur it,
NASA?

Oh, you could do that, I suppose.

Or we might just drop in on handwriting.

Yeah.

No. No, nothing yet.

We'll tell them they were making
progress.

I don't care if it's true or not. Tell
him anyway.

This is nuts.

Sixty billion cops in this city. We
can't find one guy.

We're looking.

We're looking. He's got to sound like me
now.

Where the hell is this guy?

This is Hanratty?

Cousin of mine.

Don't judge a book by its cover.

It's me, boss.

Open up. I'm closed, dude.

Hands ready.

Don't make me tell your mama.

A picture?

You had me open up for a picture?

If you want an enlargement, go to
Photomat, bro.

Well, we need more than just a 10 by 12.

I'm special, you know.

I'm a pawnbroker, you understand?

And who are they anyway? None of your
business.

That's right, and my business ain't none
of that.

Hanratty, these folks are my friends,
and they need your help.

I'd hate to think you'd let them. Not my
problem, brother.

Well, then I'll tell you what is.

The immigration department has an office
two blocks from here.

What if I just drop in and just drop a
few hints about your illegal passport?

Don't be touching nothing.

Where'd this stuff come from, anyway?

Fall off a truck?

Morph, this is a pawn shop.

In a manner of being.

What can he do for us here?

Watch his step.

All right.

So what are we going to do?

Come on.

Welcome to the Batcave.

Where'd you get this?

Fell off a truck.

Give me the picture.

Hey, the fish is gone. And who's the
bird? Agent Dabbs, sir.

Hey,

Dabbs.

What the hell have you done?

There's no reason to hold him. He's told
us what he knows. He's a material

witness in a murder investigation.

Maybe.

Right now, he's worth more to me out
there.

Now, you don't really think he's going
to use the Hudson, do you?

The guy may look like a clown, but he
can't be that stupid.

We'll see.

Well, it's in. What are we looking for?

None of your business.

Just make the thing clear.

Well, you'll have to cop it, too, my
man.

Three hours. It takes that long. That's
what he said.

I don't have that much time. Yeah, I
know, but there might be a clue in

Gary. A clue to what? Something that
happened 30 years ago? No, something

might be happening today.

Wait, well, fine. You stay here. Me, I'm
going home.

The hotel? Gary, the flights are there.

No, they won't.

What clock am I going to be when this
paper says?

I mean, you're waiting for me. Why would
I be stupid enough to come back here?

I don't know, but you did.

By the way, you need a new housekeeper.

Anyone follow you here?

Yes, but I lost him.

You in there?

Cool. Okay, get going.

Let's wait for some backup.

There's no time for that. Go.

Screw him. Get some backup.

Garrett, what the hell are we supposed
to be looking for anyway, huh?

I don't know.

Well, I don't know either.

Garrett, is there something you're not
telling me?

You know, I'm starting to think that,
uh, maybe... Maybe what?

Yeah, I don't know. I can't believe that
myself.

I mean, don't get me in a furious
business.

Go to Hanratty's pawn shop.

Hanratty's pawn shop. Open up. Believe
me.

Oh, hello, fellas. Welcome back. Over
here.

All right. Where's the playmate? He's
out of the building, detective.

Stop him.

Don't make me do this.

Turn yourself in.

You're a sick man. We can help you. It's
not what you think, Doves.

And I've got no choice, do I?

on. Here she is.

Gary, where are you?

Marley's alive.

What? How do you know that? Something I
found in my apartment. Listen, I don't

have time, but Marley's the one that
sent Hawks the letter bomb. He's also

one that killed him last night.

But why after all this time?

I don't know. Maybe he thought Hawks
knew something. Maybe Hawks did know

something. No was right. Hawks wouldn't
believe him. Now Hawks is dead.

Listen, Marissa, just keep working on
that photograph. There's something more

there. I'm sure of it now. Well, what
are you going to do? Well, what am I

to do? I'm going to find Marley.

It's crazy. You don't even know where to
look.

Gary?

Gary?

What, again?

You just released me.

In that case, welcome back. On what
grounds?

Aiding and abetting a fugitive.

What? It was his own house.

I want to know what he was doing there.

You know, usual stuff.

Shower, shave, eating cereal.

Fish burn.

Fishman. Whatever.

You're not helping yourself here, you
know.

Just as long as I'm not helping you.

So he got away then?

Yeah, he got away.

Good. Now listen.

No, you listen. You can keep me here as
long as you want and it won't do you any

good. You know as well as I do, Gary is
not the one you're looking for.

Detective Cook, there's a phone call.
It's the one you've been waiting for.

Okay.

I'll be back.

Yeah, I'm sure you will.

Take your time.

What?

He was looking for something.

Something he left behind.

Something he found.

I have nothing to say.

Going somewhere?

President's due in about an hour.

Oh, I see. So you thought you'd just run
out there and save the world, huh?

Someone has to.

So far, you haven't. Yeah, well, I'm
just... I think you're in Flatfoot, out

chasing murderers.

I don't have a fancy briefcase or
nothing like that.

But something's been bothering me. What
would that be?

Why'd you let him go?

Pops, you had him twice.

You let him run.

What are you up to?

If you have questions, check with my
employer.

Oh, well, I did that.

They gave me the usual party line
runaround.

So I went somewhere else.

Friends of mine at the agency.

They tell me a completely different
story.

Oh?

Yeah, I see that. They tell me you're a
renegade.

A man on a mission.

One that the agency doesn't even
acknowledge exists.

You've been after this guy for three
decades now, haven't you?

Who?

Marley.

J .T. Marley.

There's not a shred of evidence he's
still alive, but you think he is and

do anything to find him, wouldn't you?

Including selling me down the river.

Maybe even Hudson.

What do you think you know?

I know this.

I want you out of my office and out of
my precinct.

Right now.

Nice knowing you, Crumb.

Sir? Oh, give me that guy, Fishburne.

Fisherman. Whatever, get him.

Can't.

What?

Well, see, there's a problem.

Waiting for something?

Yeah, something like that. I was
thinking of going up there and seeing

motorcade.

President's coming, you know.

Yeah,

so I heard.

The hurt won't last forever, you know.

What? Whatever's troubling you.

You're young, you'll get through.

I'm not so sure.

I got to be someone today. I'm not so
sure I want to be there.

I don't have to go. I could stay here. I
could stay right here, man.

I can do that.

It's going to happen.

It's going to happen.

You're cheating. You can't wish it away.

Then don't.

Can't run away from your faith.

Might as well go toward it.

Good luck.

He went where? He said to find Marley.
And you let him go?

This is not good.

We've got to call someone.

He made me promise that I wouldn't.

He thinks it's his fate or something.

He thinks the paper needs him to go
there. Yeah? Well, I don't.

And I didn't promise him anything.

Excuse me. Can I use your phone?

Oh, sure. Go ahead.

Who are you calling?

All right.

I'm going to call 911. Before you do,
you might want to look at this.

Do you see what you're looking for?

As far as I can tell, not a thing. Same
as it was before, only Cliff, the cat,

and those three fellas.

There has to be something.

Something that's no one of us to know.

No. Does he know about me, too?

You know what? There is something.

What? Could you zoom into that part of
the picture right there, please?

Yeah.

What is it, Chuck?

That face.

I know that face.

Of course we know who it is. It says
right on the picture. It's Marley.

Marley.

30 years ago.

Like a moth to the flame.

Dobbs, listen to me. You've got to get
out of here. Look, I know what you're

thinking. The gun hawked. I was there,
but I... And now you're here.

Dobbs, we're being set up. You and I,
both of us.

Someone's setting us up. And who might
that be?

Marley. J .T. Marley.

He's alive, Dobbs.

No, he isn't.

No.

You did.

And that isn't Marley.

It's Don.

Are things beginning to fall into place?

That won't do you much good.

It isn't loaded yet.

But now at least we have your
fingerprints.

Put it down, please.

toward the city. The snow has stopped.
The weather is clearing. The president

looking forward to a great day here in
the Windy City.

Hell of a view, wouldn't you say?

What's the matter, cat got your tongue?

Dobbs wouldn't have liked this.

Heights always made him queasy. That's
why he always took the train.

When did he die?

Oh, officially about an hour ago, but
he's been my guest for the past few

awaiting his moment.

Kind of like you are.

Kind of sad to see him go. We had a
history together. 35 years, cat and

But eventually everyone comes to their
time.

Even me.

About that plane crash you died in,
how'd you make that happen?

Simply a matter of logistics.

Logistics?

When do I become part of your logistics?

Not yet.

It's best for the time of death to be as
accurate as possible.

Well, you got it all figured out, don't
you?

In my line of business, one has to.

You had me worried for a while. I was
afraid you might get yourself caught.

What made you so sure I'd show up?

That paper of yours.

I've seen it before, you know.

And Dallas loses snow.

It must be a burden, knowing what's
going to happen.

I'm not going to do it, Marley.

Of course not. You know it, and I know
it.

But no one else will.

Don't be so sure there's a lot of people
who know you're alive.

Maybe so.

But maybe I'm just a figment of Dobbs'
imagination.

In any case, they'll find you and
they'll find him.

And they'll see a puzzle that fits.

What about Crumb?

He's gonna find you, Dobbs.

Oh, yes.

Crumb.

I wouldn't worry about him.

Something ain't right.

Something just ain't right.

All right, curb, curb, curb. Check day!

Move!

What time is it?

The waiting's the hardest part.

Too bad snow isn't here.

You never met him, did you?

He was completely naive.

Reminds me of you.

He almost stopped you, didn't he?

You tell me.

Okay.

He came to the book depository in
Dallas.

He came there because no one else would
listen to what he had to say.

I know how that feels.

When he got there, he found a man with a
rifle.

Oswald.

Only Oswald wasn't alone, was he?

It's your theory.

It's the first time you met Snow, wasn't
it?

You introduced yourself.

You gave him your card.

Then you escorted him out and told him
everything was going to be fine.

A few minutes later, John Kennedy was
dead.

My, my.

Only that's where your logistics fell
apart.

Because Oswald didn't die and he was
supposed to. Instead, he ran.

A few months later, he supposedly died
in a plane crash.

Anything else?

Yeah.

Why?

No matter how things are,

Someone always wants something changed.

There's always someone to do it.

Man without a country.

Soul is a country unto itself.

You don't have one.

When I need one, I borrow one. Then
what?

After that, I just throw it away.

Yes, sir, Mr. Mayor. I know you want
action.

Yes, sir.

I know who's in power. The eyes of the
world are upon us. Yes, sir.

Same to you.

Get me a car. I'm going down there.

Down where?

Wherever the president's going.

Something's going to happen today. I can
feel it.

Maybe this will explain things.

Let him go!

I just need to see Krum. Yeah, what
you're going to see is a bunch of years

jail. Fine, lock me up. Do whatever you
want. Let me just talk to him for two

seconds. Oh, you!

Let him go.

This better be good. Crump, listen to
me. Oh, listen to you? After you made a

fool out of me and my entire department?
All right, forget about that. It's

ancient history. This is about Dobbs.
No, no, no, no. I never want to hear

name again.

Dobbs isn't who you think he is.

Oh, that's news?

Lock him up. What do you mean, lock me
up? Wait, please.

Detective Crump, just look at this.

What is it? Just look at it.

What this is? Dallas, 1963.

Check out the name.

Oh, no.

This is some kind of a trick. You think
I'm going to fall for this?

Fine, leave it. Leave it.

Sergeant, I want every man available.

Where's Hopson? I promised him I'd...
Look, wherever he is, that's where

is.

Right. Randolph Building, 13th floor.

Should we call the Secret Service?

No, no, this guy's playing.

It's almost time.

History repeats itself.

You don't really think this is going to
happen, do you, Marley?

You have to admit it's rather well
planned.

Well, I'm not so sure. It seems to me
like you made a few mistakes.

What's that?

How about Hawks? The letter bomb to
Hawks. You meant to kill him, but you

didn't. True.

But it got me you, didn't it?

That's still not what you planned.

You're here, aren't you?

My choice.

Admit it.

These past few days, you've fantasized.

Squeezing the trigger.

Immortality. A heartbeat away.

You've been tempted.

No, I haven't.

Of course you have.

Are you so sure let me have the rifle?
I'll take the shot.

No.

I don't think so.

Listen, Marley, what you said before
about not having a soul, that was a lie,

wasn't it?

You hear voices of your own, don't you?

You're lost, Marley.

You're drowning in your own logistics.
You're so far gone, you don't remember

when you were you.

It never made the papers.

On the book, it never happened.

Anyone who knew said nothing.

They buried Dobbs at Arlington.

Gave Marley an unmarked grave.

Harry Hawks had a park named after him,
downtown.

People met.

And... things moved on.

Only now, for one man, things were
different.

From now on, that paper...

would never be the same.

If you enjoyed The Perfect Storm and
Dead Calm, then stay with us. Melissa

Hart is an experienced sailor who agrees
to help some friends charter a 68 -foot

boat from San Diego to Vancouver.

But they're about to encounter the
imperfect storm.

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