All language subtitles for Night Gallery season 1 e02 The Dead Man

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we welcome you ladies and gentlemen to

an exhibit of art a collection of oils

and still lifes that share one thing in

common

you won't find them in the average salon

or exhibition hall or art museum

painting number one it's titled the dead

man an interesting meeting between flesh

and bone between that which walks and

that which you should excuse the

expression gets buried so we submit for

your approval this and other frozen

moments of Nightmare placed on campus

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yes who is it what is it I am precisely

on time according to your invitation

which ought to give you some idea as to

who or what I may be dr. Talmadge sort

of time temper and patience as usual

come and come in

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miles good to see you

it's been too long Oh for me - well how

long didn't you give us at this time and

don't be stingy well I have till 5 a.m.

on Monday and if you insist

I just happen to have a second suitcase

in my car what that went down there

they'll both reappear in your room as if

by magic come on up something is missing

now what is it your patience I haven't

seen a single one they're gone

gone all of them all but one that's him

your prized patient he seems to be a

healthy specimen you think so

well at first glance now you wouldn't

give up your practice to concentrate on

the healthy individual so what's wrong

with him

you're the diagnostician I'm not in your

class but then who is I'm flattered but

it doesn't take a diagnostician to

remark that a man looks well if you want

a diagnosis don't want hardly think

that's necessary his ailment would

appear to me to be quite obvious my

first year of medical student would see

us what look again

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what's happened to him you still

maintain he looks well of course not

this man is extremely ill and as you say

the symptoms would appear obvious to any

one symptom Watson well you know very

well the general power the shrunken body

those hectic spots of color above the

cheekbones the wrists and arms emaciated

the ribs two prominent those deep

depressions here around the collarbone

yes as you say it's quite obvious the

man would appear to be dying of endo

Pullman OSIS you'd swear to that though

not to the nature of the disease since

I'm unaware that you're onto something

far more complicated but to the external

symptoms yes

well alright max what's causing it what

brings it on so suddenly the effect of

some unstable drug a recurrent fever

perhaps a poison none of that

Schneider PAC doctor I don't agree with

your diagnosis at all you don't agree no

I would say the patient exhibits no

external signs of n DePalma no sirs not

what you must be joking look

what kind of trickery is this I'm not

gonna get it think another yes

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of course it's some illusion with you to

attempt a serious diagnosis smash boy

tell me just tell me what you see well

on a surface a moment ago he appeared

cadaverous now the body is swollen the

skin is puff the color bluish the risks

were emaciated now they are thickened so

it's not end up all the noses what would

you call it that auricular edema thank

you doctor no prompting please I would

say Bourbons disease wrong again take

another look max I've had enough of this

please take another look and meet John

fury dr. Talmadge this is a great

pleasure were you surprised

were you impressed what diseases did I

do

and a Pullman OSIS and war blends

disease quite accurately according to

dr. Talmadge I consider that praise from

Caesar your recovery was even more

remarkable and I see no evidence of any

disease present or past admit it you've

never seen a man so fit all right I

admit it and I hope this time it's no

illusion it isn't you can practically

feel a good health

emanating radiating from his body it's

like an aura well it's a somewhat

unscientific hypothesis John you better

get dressed for dinner all right

dr. see you then how does he do it how

does he simulate the symptoms duplicate

the diseases he doesn't you couldn't be

fooled by fakery no miles when fearing

appears to be ill he is ill because he

sincerely believes he is are you trying

to tell me that all of these elements of

his are psychosomatic completely but the

physical manifestations miles how often

have you been faced with the tangible

symptoms of disease when that physical

evidence was induced entirely by the

mind but never so extreme or brought

about so suddenly the difference is just

one of degree to some extent we're all

psychosomatic fearing is fantastically

so where did you find him here as a

patient three years ago but not the

beautifully balanced young man he is

today

he was a sick neurotic weakling

recovering from a case of bronchial

asthma two weeks after i discharged him

he was back again but a case of

rheumatoid arthritis then back again and

still again parading one disease after

another he baffled all his doctors

including me the on sets were too sudden

the recoveries too Swift so we never

guessed at their emotional origin until

one day he came in with a germ disease

and my microscope showed me no such germ

in his body what accounts for it mmm

heredity possibly his mother was

hysterical emotionally unsound given to

one imaginary illness after another his

father was exactly the same now if he

inherited that combination he more than

doubled it and used it subconsciously in

self-defense against the to him where

are they know both dead but his body is

still slavishly obedient to suggestion

except that now it's controlled by a

stronger mentality he doesn't strike me

as cerebral even now not his mentality

mine hypnosis the image of every disease

he does as he puts it has been planted

in his subconscious by me of course that

that annoying tick I was afraid you

developed those wrappings with

pencil those who accuse to execute

commands given earlier during the trance

exactly he can't do a thing until

against the proper signal in each case

there was a different pattern to trigger

a different response a different illness

the most important and significant

response was the last one the complete

absence of illness perfect health

that was psychosomatic that's the

miracle

that's why I've given up everything else

to concentrate on this miles can you

imagine the benefits I can transmit this

power to others the minds of men could

cast disease out of their bodies

resistor generation reverse the aging

process pace the heart stifle cancer

buddy

conquer death come now come now I share

your enthusiasm but you carry it too far

beyond death why stop there

hmm what instead a wall or a door give

me a definition hmm we have some new

ones haven't we since the heart

transplants we have and if a man can

live beyond his heartbeat why not beyond

his brainwaves at least beyond those we

can measure I say there's no limit and I

say max there's a limit as to how long

cook will wait for dinner Oh Julius

miles the one man I would like most in

the world to take me down to dinner mrs.

Redford you are halfway there

I hate to comment on the obvious helium

but I've never seen you more beautiful

miles dear that's because I'm a happy

woman completely content well

there is coffee and brandy and cigars

for those of you who can bear them not

for me they're making sick and I mean

really sick

John neither smokes nor drinks and

coffee keeps me awake it seems that

there's nothing here we can tempt you

with I'll have to develop a vice for you

John how about how about some fresh air

that's habit for me I could do with a

bit of that no miles I can see that you

and Max are dying to drown yourselves in

cigar smoke and deep scientific talk

well you see them at dinner never took

her eyes off you do nothing to

discourage it how else can I keep him

here he doesn't it's got money as well

as everything else went for Delia be

skiing in Switzerland or sunning himself

in the South of France she does his work

we two here isn't pleasant for him then

do it elsewhere I'll give you space in

my own clinic remove your work from your

home and get him out miles don't you see

I can't separate them if I do I'll lose

him that's more important than losing

her I love her miles

she's been my life you know that fearing

my immortality if it's worth that much

do you accept the price and get on with

her work I try I've done it so far but

the truth is I'm not that clinical you

will machen what a lover he must be

perfect confidence in himself none of

the guilt or a doubt or cowardice a body

that betrays the average man I've

created the perfect rival if you believe

you've created that perfection you must

have considered uncreated megohm ugly

physically pre-adolescent of course I've

thought of it I could turn him into an

idiot an invalid a grotesquely crippled

monster stop it max stop it you think

I'm capable of that

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good morning learning miles did you rest

well very the flowers are beautiful

thank you did you grow them yourself yes

but they don't give me much pleasure

anymore why not it hurts me when they

die by being paged he hasn't changed not

yet but he's prepared to and this time

you'll see the change to what watch

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if you're attempting what I think you

are take his pulse

he has no pulse

Oh heartbeat

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nothing

last night I asked you for a definition

of death here is death doctor perfectly

compensated death in life and I would

defy any medical authority on earth to

prove this man alive you instructed him

to be dead I don't like this max get him

out of it

watch out you rigor mortis

that's enough max bring it out for

heaven's sake max bring it out I don't

know what you think they're trying to

prove but I know what you're doing and

you can not to him not Amelia no I just

say you can't believe that you know me

better miles I thought so now proven

bring you'll see you're wrong miles see

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see quite obvious

all readiness is a noticeable relaxation

that there is no change max none at all

wait

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you killed him you'll tell him oh it's a

trick an illusion dad don't want eat it

you'll wield it you ordered it you told

him to die

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buta please dr. postmortem

you have to listen max has tried every

known method to bring John back

injections electrical stimulus surgical

entry into the chest direct heart

massage bad enough he had to kill him

but to cut him up I'm trying to say no

one could have made a greater effort or

a more skillful one whatever personal

doubts I may have had about max were

overcome as I watched him work you

thought he was dead when he was alive

suppose he is alive even now what if his

mind is alive and locked in a dead body

that's impossible

is it doctor can you tell me without any

reservation that when they buried on

fearing in 1 or 2 days he won't be

buried alive velia John's death was

tragic but that's all it was his death

you'll have to accept that yes I can

accept death

I could even welcome it now

but I can't accept living on for this

corruptible must put on incorruption and

this mortal put on immortality Oh death

where is thy sting or grave where is thy

victory

this concludes our services for John

Michael fearing

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she hasn't spoken or looked at me since

it happened but I'd be grateful if you

took her home

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velia let me drive you home thank you

it's not far you know it's just beyond

the hill we used to joke about it a

cemetery so close to the hospital the

walk will do me good you shouldn't be

alone I've always been alone

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vitia what is it well surely you haven't

forgotten me has it been so long since

the funeral

oh yes but what are you doing here if

you know John is dead

I've come to see max he sent for me max

don't talk to him don't go near him

he has the power

you'd better go upstairs you need some

rest

I meant miles

you stay the knife as long as you want

me

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we're also fragile when our thoughts can

do that to our bodies you don't look

well yourself max

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I'd hoped your invitation after so long

a time might mean you were taking up

your work again no I'm gonna take viele

away maybe somewhere where the Sun is

brighter I may be able to bring her out

of the shadow first there's something I

want you to have

it's a

complete account of my experiments with

fearing but then all this time preparing

it along with my own notes and theories

there are the actual voice recordings of

my work with fearing under hypnosis

along with a full statement of my

responsibility for his death that's

insanity oh why

I knew I meant to kill him not

consciously my work was a stronger

driving in my jealousy but pressed

emotions have a way of breaking through

I think of that magnificent body rotting

in the tomb stop it stop it you did all

you could to revive him but did I fail

him because I wanted to

mouse study this and if you still

believe there was no guilt in me make me

believe it

do you understand John if so raise your

hand

ah good relax

yes you will respond John just as

Lazarus did the illusion of death will

be dispelled completely you will return

to full and vibrant life when you hear

this signal I'll listen John if you

understand the signal raise your hand

put it down you have it is it Oh miles

doors not locked come on in the signal

wha the signal you gave it wrong say to

bring fearing back this was it of course

don't you think I know that that's the

signal I gave max can't you hear it even

now his cue to revive was 3 & 2

I've been listening to the tapes so have

I a thousand times and that's the signal

I gave 3 & 2 3 & 2 over and over again

no the signal you gave again and again

was this three and one possible max I

remember I was there I was there I'll

never forget it 3 & 1 3 & 1 no max don't

you understand what you've done even

when you heard your mistake on the tapes

your unconscious mind corrected it even

now you're blocking it consciously you

gave the signal right but unconsciously

you gave it wrong and it's true I killed

him or did you

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that's the signal mass wait wait

realization stalling

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payday number two something in the

abstract side to annotate that which is

not abstract at all greed avarice and

man's constant hunger to change what he

doesn't like by whatever means said

means in this case being a little

science mix with little black magic

welcome if you will the housekeeper

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what does he want

I mean did he ask fara poor

funny-looking old lady well as you

insist on hearing it miss wattle that's

exactly what he did ask for oh I'm sorry

I really am

look those two sit down there was

another qualification a good heart by

which he meant a kind heart the blessed

man why that means that he's an awful

kind hearted on intercept though he is

only not old and oh so handsome

frankly if I was older and funnier

looking or one sorry but you did say it

yourself

such cruel words but I know his

intentions are anything but cruel

frankly when he first came to me for a

housekeeper it never occurred to me to

offer you I should think not

no I thought he'd naturally want someone

more well someone more I should think so

but he surprised me he told me and you

can imagine my astonishment I do he said

I want someone that no one else would

want a blessed man an old hag someone

whose chances are getting a job with

anyone else would be absolutely sub-zero

I would've made to order and you have no

fair I miss what none at all No

so they were passed on

and no friend they moved away and no

references no sir not in the last five

years I see do you feel cheated miss

Martin she did you see cheated sir yes

yes cheated by nature I'll be frank with

me I beg of you

when you see the lavish gifts bestowed

by nature upon her favorite set or you

see another woman young and beautiful of

stride swings and whose shape sings with

energy

can you help but ask yourself why why

her why not me

that's why won't you let me help you are

you a doctor sir

oh no no must-watch just someone who

cares

well sir Akasaka felt something of the

sort over the years now that the subject

comes up and you told yourself you'd

give anything anything you had short of

your immortal soul to look as she does

to feel as she must to embrace that

surge of vitality that carries her past

you

well sir as a matter of fact only if I'm

not speaking out of turn what good can

it do to talk about it that don't change

the price of potatoes

speaking of potatoes mr. Acton are you

sure I can't give you your usual table

now that table stacks not the lady and I

wish to be alone Maurice me I'm Adam

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I feel I must point out sir your wife is

sitting right over there oh yes of

course yes but she's much too concern

with that young man's notice us your

wife

yes well that is my wife exactly the

kind of woman we've been talking about

possessed of every attribute you lack

every favor you've been denied facing a

figured aggressive goddess she has a

copy of everything

frogs legs no I'm having the frog legs

miss wattle was having the pigs knuckles

think I've got everything yes more mmm a

great deal more seven million dollars

more that's what she has not got Thank

You pardon second your goodness in that

department she has nothing less than

nothing for inside that ripe and perfect

shell in the swaddle there twelves one

withered whittled peanut did you say

ingratitude the way she talks of leaving

me as if she were the injured one all

right so be it so be it you see of

course except for them seven million

dollars because if she goes believe me

miss wattle there goes the money well

she'd think nothing of taking it and

turning me out to ship for myself I

don't think you should be

I'm sorry I am sorry when I speak of

that woman I please forgive me miss

Waddell what would you give to change

places with her change places well sir I

haven't given that a great deal of

thought you'd be wonderful

you have everything she lacks oh yes a

warm heart gentle nature and mellow

unforgiving song yes you'd be marvelous

you should be the one to occupy that

magnificent edifice and she should be

there inside that rundown old hovel of

yours but I don't think I'd better think

about that sir there's no sense in break

in your heart over what not possible oh

but it is possible quite possible do you

by any chance know anything of

personality transplant personality well

no matter for my purpose all you need to

know is the principle in effect one

personality is uprooted and made to

flourish in other soil of other flesh

while the previous occupant undergoes a

simultaneous transplantation to the body

vacated you see yes sir

it all sounds very scientific

but I thought you was looking for

housekeepers so to speak yes that's

exactly it and what I am looking for

miss Waddell someone who will keep my

house for me so to speak get the idea

miss lang

yes but do you mind telling me how do

you do it oh the process is very

difficult to learn us by many long hours

of pouring all these ancient books and

records committing to memory certain

incantations instructing myself and they

and the skillful compounding of certain

herbs and toxins to be added to the diet

to prepare and fertilize the soil prior

to transfer well I'm not doing quick sir

but you are giving me the shudders oh I

I am sorry

I suppose all this talk of potions and

incantations sounds like black magic to

you but I I assure you the principle is

crystal clear and it works without a lot

of mumbo-jumbo

one live frog that's the drink yes the

common jumping from are you surprised I

know I was are there really remarkable

creatures they mentioned in the Egyptian

Book of the Dead thought the god of the

underworld but I don't want to bore you

with these details you didn't do almost

anything with them yes they're

especially good as transformers or

conduits who do you like if you don't

mind my saying so sir I think it's time

I'm on my way to where do what I don't

exactly know no of course you don't

because there is nowhere to go

is there and nothing for you to do miss

wattle here now is your last chance and

what a chance consider the years of of

youth and beauty that can be yours or if

you prefer consider the money the money

the seven million dollars oh yes that's

part of what you get along with the face

and figure is what would consider

consider the end the jewels the servants

the the houses the homes the yacht the

oxygen well I'm a bit too old for the

sailor's life but you'll be young and

rich and beautiful with three and a half

million dollars of your very own seven

oh yes but of course we'll share it

we're not greedy people not like that

that miserable peanut and her beautiful

shelter wants to keep it all for herself

and then later on if you find you can't

care for me as a husband you can divorce

me well I wouldn't want to do that yet

but if you should want to I won't

contest it we can draw up the papers

first dividing the estate and then about

three and a half million dollars of your

very own and a face and figure worth

another million you'll be free to pick

and choose any man you want any man at

all if I should prove unsuitable I

wouldn't want to be greedy Cedric

get rid of her she's quite impossible

get her out of here pay her off give her

two weeks salary anything but I want her

out of this house within the hour

really Cedric this time you've gone too

far to presume to take upon yourself the

hiring of my domestics this is the final

straw well sure there goes the ball game

no nonsense

what did you expect a welcome or even

civility from her I told you that

rivalled peanut of a personality simply

has to go checkmate I'll show you to

your room okay yeah it's only temporary

tonight you'll be sleeping in a bed of

roses that we've just had this

redecorated for our housekeeper nice

what

from now until one minute before 9:00

you must concentrate on this picture

here sit down

I want you to bring all your strength of

thought and effort of will to bear upon

it I want you to see it with more than

your eyes with all the precession that

that lies behind your eyes now

concentrate concentrate that's right I

leave the rest of me I'd like to see you

at nine o'clock exactly and the library

now concentrate

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cédric you constantly subject me to

these ridiculous embarrassments you

twist and turn the picture to put me in

the cruelest light to make me look as

hard and shallow as you are yourself

well no more not again not ever you've

had it for the last time do you hear me

yes I've had it for the last time I'm

leaving you don't you understand I'm

going away and when I come back you're

not to be here you're to be gone out bag

and baggage I'm divorcing you with

remarkable justification and excellent

evidence and you'll not come out of it

with one cent of my money not a penny I

guarantee it

what is that

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you're really insane we get that

creature out of here oh my

oh dear online

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you understand mrs. Acton I never knew

what he had in mind

not that part he never explained to me

about that not a word

oh how beautiful you are

yes now I can see character and

compassion in those eyes a new light

shines through the window on your soul

oh my sweet oh no you don't don't you

touch me don't you dare touch me I

hardly need point out in this one that

you now defend the Citadel to which I

hold the lease not no more sir not what

I'm in charge I sir you'll forgive me

for saying so but you're a terrible man

so you're nothing but a monster and you

my darling miss what Laura monster no

more you see the power of your of your

instincts you're doing very well our

bedroom is at the head of these stairs

Oh what oh it's alright we are married

enough not to my way of thinking but

that's a technicality

not to me I'll surely you haven't forgot

what it means to be a woman I need so

sure I ever knew you are one you're

twice the woman neither one of you ever

was oh I used to be mad about your face

and your figure now I can love your soul

as well no you can't and that ain't no

way to talk to a lady I hate to be

obvious darling but you're not Laney

you're my wife wait wait all right

darling I understand

you need time time to adjust to the

miracle of your youth health well take

all the time you need you can afford it

now

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both of what enough

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fucking breakfast darling Oh surely

you've got enough time it's been three

days now eventually you're gonna have to

come out so why not now the world is

waiting to welcome you

it's wide wonderful won't you let me

introduce you to it we could go away we

could travel go to web can bear its

central pay let me show you what it

means to be a woman to be envied Meijer

loved if not by me by any man you want

Kanna show me your powers test your

powers and lock the door

Donna what darling you look just

beautiful

beggin your pardon sir but I'm turning

in my notice huh well you can't dude

you're my wife you really can't do that

as for being your wife I've got it all

thought out and the upshot of it is I'm

leaving you why do something like that

be in the case sir goodbye please let me

talk to you just give me one moment of

your time surely I'm entitled of one

moment very well but just for a moment

of course it would you go in there

please what do you want to talk about

well I would like to talk about them the

settlement the settlement oh yes well

sir there's not to be any not to be in

it

no sir as I say I got it all thought out

and it wouldn't do it all for you to

profit by a single cent out of the

terrible thing you've done your wife

would say the same in my place so I

ought her to take the money and go the

whole seven million to the last penny

oh you're ungrateful miss Waddell what

did you expect sir something of the sort

oh dear how many times dear God how many

times until we get it right

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