All language subtitles for Abracadavers s02e01 Deja-vu & Wine Mixer.eng

(logo creaking)

(logo electronically buzzing)

(papers thump)

(clicking noises in background)

(bingo dauber rustling papers)

- Well?

- You called us in.

- Nothing?

Hm, that's funny.

I thought you guys would have

something to say for yourselves.

Bingo!
Bingo!

That's a bingo.

I ask for one

simple task, and you completely
bungle the whole thing.

Bring the hair chair back,

make sure the kids stay out of trouble,

sounds pretty cut and dry.

- Yeah, but it's.
- But nothing.

No.

No, what do you do?

You scare them half to death

chasing them across the
countryside on some, some what?

Vacation?

Road trip thing?

(papers rustling)

I'm missing a page, Peggy.

Peggy, I'm missing a page.

Peggy, can you read back the last page

of that hair chair file?

(papers rustling)

- Oh, it says they
knocked out a power grid,

flooded one motel room,
and blew a hole in another.

- Please explain the
gaping chasm in this wall.

- It was an old wall.

I don't know.

Also what about Grimley?

She was in charge of them.

- I've already spoken to Grimley.

She's been assigned to a new case.

- So why is it that, that
we're in here getting yelled at

and she's still out working?

- [Peggy] Actually, it's just you.

Shapes has been assigned some
wrap up work on another case,

but both of you really need to stop

jumping into "help" with her work.

- Her mission goes
wrong and I get demoted?

How is that fair?

- Spacer, if I hear you
refer to being asked

to teach as a demotion one more time,

I promise you will regret it.

- I don't condone vague
threats of violence,

even between siblings, but

in this case, she kind of has a point

- Not to interrupt the
lovely family reunion,

but we did recover the chair.

It's here now, right?

(electronic buzzing)

(Peggy sighing)

(metal clanging)

- It doesn't work?

- [Director Warren] Bingo.

Bingo as in yes, you're correct.

There's something missing.

(dramatic music)

- [Allie] What do you mean dead?

- Yeah!

A piston shot through the engine

and all the engine oil fell
straight onto the highway.

I guess every van has its day.

- So there's absolutely
nothing they can do?

- No.

Yes!

- Sorry about your van, Paul.

- It it's actually my dad's van.

(bowling ball clacking)

(water splashing)

(Allie squeals)
- Allie!

Are you okay?

- You better believe it.

(phone ringing)
(shoes thumping)

- How are you getting
around without the van?

- Hey, no smoking in the bowling alley.

- Were you offering us a ride?

- I would.

I doubt the three of you would
fit on the back of my bike.

- I suppose we're taking the bus.

- Sorry, Paul, Chris and I are
gonna stay around for a bit.

Maybe get something to eat.

- I suppose we're taking the bus.

Yeah, no, I don't remember
entering any contest.

You need my social
security number for that?

No, I don't actually usually
give that out over the phone.

Thanks though.

- Remember what it was
like when you had a van?

- Oh,

it was heaven Gabe, straight up heaven,

and it was actually my dad's van.

You!

- Yes,

me.

- Come on.

I don't have all day.
(unsettling music)

I actually do have all day,

but I prefer not to use it.

(unsettling music)

(bike clicking)

- Why do I feel like I'm
about to be kidnapped?

I should have asked before getting in,

but where are you taking us?

- Eh, that question unfortunately
is above my pay grade.

I'm just your driver.

On the bright side, I did make a mix tape

specifically for our journey.

This is everyone, right?

- What?

No, there are generally five of us.

- Yeah, Chris and Allie?

Not even here.

- Seriously?

Damn it.

(unsettling music)

- Have you ever tried filling like,

you know, a swimming pool?

- Do you know how long that would take?

- I don't think it's
that much of a stretch,

especially after filling a hotel room.

You could charge money.

- I'm not spending my summer

being a glorified pool
girl for rich people.

They're rich.
(unsettling music)

(man laughing)

- Oh, I'm so glad your
summer is all clear.

I'd appreciate if you
could follow me to my car.

- And what makes you think
we're gonna get in your car?

(man whistling)

? Oh, my pretty baby. ?

? Oh my sweetie baby ?

? I just can't believe I'm yours ?

? Every day I look at you ?

? And I think ?

? I must have done something
good to deserve you ?

? I'm not superstitious,
it's just a suspicion ?

? But I feel it my bones ?

- Are you planning on
providing any details

as to the meaning of this trip?

- Now that you are finally here, yes.

My name is Peggy.

I'm one of the founders of
this particular collective.

If you could all follow me,

we'd be more than happy to
explain the current situation.

(crickets chirping)

Follow me, please.

(door clicking open)

- Welcome to headquarters.

(unsettling music)

- You ready to meet the big man?

- God?

- He'd like to think so

- [Director Warren]
Nice to meet all of you.

Boy, I've heard so much about
you guys and your escapades,

although I will be the first
to admit I wish this meeting

could have been avoided
together, but here we are.

I'm Director Warren.

- Have we met before?

- I sincerely hope not.

Being out of sight and out
of mind is our intention here

so I seriously doubt it.

- Right, and where exactly is here?

- Gosh, I'm so sorry.

These three seem to
think that being cryptic

makes them interesting.

Welcome to camp.

- Camp

what?

- If camp had a proper name,

we're afraid that we
would leave a paper trail

that would make it a hell of a lot easier

for people to track us down,

which frankly is the
reason why you're here.

- Do you think being cryptic
makes you interesting as well?

(papers rustling)

- Well, if it makes it any better,

I'm pretty sure no one saw us.

- Yes, but someday someone might.

- Grimley said if we were
careful, we'd be fine.

- Yeah that wasn't her call to make.

Your actions have proven

you're a danger to yourselves and others,

and until proven otherwise
we're gonna be here

to help you with that.

- Now from here we can
see the entire facility.

- If this is a camp, where is everybody?

- Usually when we have new arrivals,

we ask that people remain indoors

depending on their abilities

and the potential danger they pose.

- What about that space over there?

- Our practice field and
some condemned buildings.

In case something goes
awry with your abilities,

we want to make sure the living
spaces up top remain intact.

That's all.

(papers rustling)

- No offense, but what
kind of superpowered person

would wanna go to a camp
in the middle of nowhere

run by a bunch of strangers?

- Yeah, I don't think I'd
be interested in that.

- As you've already found out,

the majority of people
aren't here by choice.

In fact, it's a necessity
for almost everyone.

- What do you mean?

- Think of this place as a safe haven

for people who have developed abilities,

an asylum for superpowered people.

- So this is a super
villain halfway house?

Because then, we don't belong here.

- The term halfway house
has been stigmatized

to imply criminality, but
that's rarely the case.

It just refers to a
place that allows people

to safely and confidently
reintegrate into society.

- [Peggy] Fantastic explanation.

Thank you, Paul.

Although I will note several
of our residents are here

because they committed a crime,
sometimes several crimes.

- Oh.

Great.

(person hooting and laughing)

- How are we supposed to find
whatever broke the chair?

- I don't suppose any
of you actually tried

asking one of the kids, hmm?

- That seemed a bit forward.

How do we even know

that they know why the chair doesn't work?

They don't really seem to
understand their abilities.

- It would also help if we actually knew

what we were looking for.

(metal clicking)

(unsettling music)

- Where did you get that?

Put it back!

- This is where you'll be staying.

The boys cabin has the same layout.

- How fun.

- This is all safe, right?

- Don't be ridiculous.

Of course it's safe.

(alarm blaring)

I'm on it.

Stay put, I'll be right back.

(alarm blaring)

- Look, over there!

(alarm blaring)

- You're glowing.

- Well, that certainly didn't feel safe.

- I don't like it.

- Me neither.

- Oh, sorry about that, false alarm.

- Yep, a pretty extreme
false alarm if you ask me.

- Probably just an animal setting
off the proximity sensors.

I turned them off for now.

- If it hasn't already been made apparent,

those buildings are off limits.

- What kind of summer camp
has proximity sensors?

(people whispering indistinctly)

- Wet tuna can hat tea centurion?

- All right, I think we
can continue with the tour.

- Actually, I'd rather not.

- I think we'd all rather not.

- Yeah, just tell us
how to get back to town.

- I'm afraid that's impossible.

- Why?

People are gonna worry about us.

- Like I said, you're not
really here for a fun summer.

Left to your own devices,

you're liable to cause a lot of damage,

or worse, hurt someone.

We just wanna help with that.

- We're doing fine on our own.

We're getting better.

- [Director Warren] It's this
funny thing people go through

when they're trying to
learn something new,

they go through this
phase where they think

they absolutely understand everything

there is to know about that
thing they're learning about,

but it isn't actually
until they understand

they know nothing is when
the learning can truly begin.

I'm gonna be blunt with you guys.

You know nothing.

Sooner you accept that, quicker
we can move on with things.

I know this is difficult and
it's gonna be a little strange,

but trust me, it's not so bad.

Some kids are in and outta
here before you know it,

and others just takes a
little time to warm up

to the way we do things around here, huh?

We want to help you, but you
have to help us help you.

(unsettling music)

- Looking forward to it.

? Lost a couple thousand
on the racing tracks ?

? Lost a couple pounds this
summer, never looking back ?

? And I'll make your vision come true ?

? Take the lotion off,
wipe the potion off me ?

? I'll be the picture
perfect boyfriend for you ?

? You know I can do it for you ?

? Sip the ladle sauce ?

? Rip your neighbor off ?

? Make the mess you can all ?

? And scream into the void again ?

(microphone squealing)

- Thank you guys.

We're Cody and the Creeps.

We'll be creeping back in
just a couple minutes here.

(upbeat music)

- Well, this is pretty uncomfortable.

- Oh yeah.

It's weird to be in a room of

some of the most interesting people

all with their own unique powers

and seemingly no one has the
power to throw a good party.

- Hey, free wine, am I right?

- Does the wine taste footy to you?

- We make it on site.

If you wanted to sign up

for the next grape stomping
workshop, just say the word.

(wine splashing)
(upbeat music)

- Hello, I'm Norman, nice to meet you all.

- I'm Maria, this is Paul and Allie.

- Y'all having fun so far?

- It's a lot to take in.

I'm sure in the next couple
days we'll get more used to it.

Everyone seems really nice so far.

- Definitely.

I've met some of my best friends here.

I'm sure you will too.

- And how long have you been here exactly?

- About five years I think.

Wait, no, six, six years.

So did you meet each
other when you arrived?

- Oh no, we've been
friends forever really.

Us and those guys over there.

(upbeat music)

- You're best friends, all of you?

What a crazy coincidence that
you all developed powers.

- Is it?

- Hey, I'm Chris, this is Gabe.

- Nice to meet you both.

But hang on, you all got
your powers together?

Everyone?

(upbeat music)

- Yeah, it's kind of a long story

but we went on a road trip last summer,

there was this hair chair
and we developed abilities.

- That is so unusual.

I've never heard of multiple people

getting powers from
the same object before.

(unsettling music)
(upbeat music)

My friend Alvin over there
got hers from pair of shoes

she bought it at thrift store.

? Please don't play no games with me. ?

- What are your powers, if
you don't mind my asking?

- My powers are your powers.

It's a little bit worse.

I'm working on it though.

I can mimic anyone's power,

but only to about 5% of maximum.

See for example,

Jesus.

Jesus over there thinks he's a deity.

(dramatic music)

Me, I have pretty good self-esteem.

- Wow, that's interesting.

- Is that his only power?

- No he can control birds

and claims to raise people from the dead.

- Oh, hey Blair, this is

Paul, Allie, Maria, Chris, and Gabriel.

They acquired their powers
from the same object,

a hair chair I believe.

That's whack.

- And what are these powers exactly?

Care to show them off?

(upbeat music)

(bones cracking)

(fire sizzling)

- My boy right there.

(upbeat music)

- Hey!

(electricity crackling)

(fabric ripping)

(water splashing)

(upbeat music)

- Guys cut it out.

This is childish.

- Whoa,

now that,

that's a power.

- He can cut off everyone's powers.

That seems a little bit unfair.

- Hey, what the hell?
I didn't get to go.

- Oh God.

- All right, I'm interested.

What can you do?

- I always know exactly what time it is.

- What time is it right now?

- It's 19:17, or if you prefer
7:17 PM, Mountain Standard.

- What about now?

- 7:17.

- Now?

- 7:17.

- What about

now?

- 7:18.

- Shit, they're right.

(people chattering)

- Hi, I'm Liv, my power is sound effects.

Here's a T-Rex.

(Liv making a T-Rex roar)

Bye.

(upbeat music)

- Say goodbye to wine and hello to

something diet, I don't know,
the cans were all mixed up.

- I just need the taste of
that wine out of my mouth.

- And the cheese.

- It's not bad yet.

- You're kidding Chris,

that cheese tasted like mold and yeah,

I know mold is a part of
the cheese making process

but it's not supposed to
still taste like mold.

- That's not what I meant.

I mean, this.

Trust me, the thought of drinking wine

stomped by somebody else's
feet is going to haunt me.

- We're not seriously
considering staying here, are we?

- I thought we were.

- You were sort of kidnapped.

It doesn't feel safe.

- I was sort of kidnapped.

I'd like to think that
worked out okay for me.

- Hey.

- Keep it outta sight.

(upbeat music)

- You can't smoke in here.

- Oh they're just candy.

- Yeah, I had to kick a
pretty bad jelly bean habit

when I got in here.

Not like nothing.

(upbeat music)

Are you all okay?

(metal clanging)

- Hot takes on that party?

Go.

- There were a lot of
minors drinking wine.

- Some of the people seemed nice.

- We almost got into an actual fight.

- How long do you think it'll
take before we can leave?

- We should ask them.

- Yeah, we should add
that to the list of things

that we need to ask them.

- Yeah, I'd like to know
what they'll teach us.

- Make sure you also add in asking

about the place full of
proximity alarms as well as

whatever we're supposed to
think about that to the list.

- There has to be a reason that
building isn't used, right?

- Are we the ask permission sort of people

or the ask forgiveness sort of people?

- I bet it's where they're
keeping the hair chair.

When they took it from us,

they probably brought it
here to protect it, you know?

- Or so they claim.

- Something is definitely up.

Warren seems like the kind of
guy to have a lot of secrets.

- They might try to take
Chris's ashtray too.

I don't think we should let them.

- Right.

If they're really hiding something,

they're not gonna tell us.

We're gonna have to
find out for ourselves.

I have always thought of us
as the ask forgiveness type.

(dramatic music)

- Leave in shifts.

We need to be inconspicuous.

We'll go in alphabetical order.

Allie, you go first.

I'll wait for you out there last.

(dramatic unsettling music)

(person screaming)

- It's 20:32.

- Boo.

That was just a little
ghost humor for you guys.

(upbeat music)

(muffled music)

- Oh, hey guys.

- What?

- Hey, it's a greeting.

- I know.

You were right behind us.

We were inside.

- Maria, you broke cover,
what if they're listening?

- Right.

Sorry.

(shoes squeaking and clothes rustling)

- We should keep an eye out.

They might have security
or something down there

in addition to those proximity sensors.

- Well, I have a few excuses.

- They're not gonna believe

you were just looking for the bathroom.

- Usually it works pretty well.

(Allie shushes them)

(clothes and shoes rustling)

(unsettling music)

There, that's gotta be it.

- Well, let's get on it.

(shoes and clothes rustling)

- What is it?

- I don't know.

Maybe it wouldn't be such a bad thing

if we spent a little time here.

- Yeah.

Maybe.

- I've just been like
really reckoning with.

She's gone.

- Check it out, it's like
some sort of mine shaft

goes right into the side of the hill,

which seems like exactly the place

you'd hide all your secrets.

Certainly the most
condemned building here.

- Exactly, inconspicuous like us.

(unsettling music)

- Here, give it to me.

- Can you turn it into a key?

- It's worth a shot I just need to focus.

I don't think this is gonna work.

(electricity buzzing)

- Well that's not very inconspicuous.

- At least 'til tomorrow.

- We'll fix it later, let's go.

(wind whistling)

(electricity buzzing)

(metal clanking)
(unsettling music)

- Is anyone seeing the chair?

- Not yet.

- Just think about what
the hair chair did to us.

Who knows what could happen?

I wonder if Norman's yo-yo is still here.

(shoes crunching)

- Hold on, I think I've got something.

- What was that Gabe?

(unsettling music)
(orb buzzing)

(magic buzzing)

? No more sunny days, no more sunny days ?

? I got a heart that won't behave ?

? I got a mind gonna make me insane ?

? No more sunny days, no more sunny days ?

? You got a black cloud over your head ?

? You're lookin' spent,
gotta get you to bed ?

? Ooh ?

? Age into the apartment gone ?

? I moved out but I can't move on ?

? Money talks, hunger pains ?

? It's so lame, it's
so lame, it's so lame ?

? Nothing's fixed by going downtown ?

? You scream your screams,
always get me down ?

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