All language subtitles for The Strain S01E03 Gone Smooth

- Previously on the strain...

- Regis 753 kennedy ground
please respond, over.

- Oh my god.
- They're all dead.

- We've got survivors.

- 206 passengers are dead
and we don't know why.

Four passengers survived
and we don't know why.

- These regis air documents
point to a systems failure

Aboard flight 753.
It's not a cdc case anymore.

- There's that hum again.
- It's almost like an echo.

- Doctor did you find
the coffin? It is not too late!

Do not allow it
across the river!

- Where is your master now?

- What's your use for me?
- I want you to watch it unfold.

Unable to do anything
to stop it.

- I wanted to talk about
custody hearing tomorrow.

- Mom says I should
just say how I feel.

- And that I want
joint custody.

- This is gary arnot.
Thank you for sending

My little girl home to me.
- Are you saying someone

Released her body to you?
- No, not her body.

Emma's alive, she showed up
on my doorstep this morning.

(classical music playing)

(hissing)

♪

- I know...
- You know what?

Where did they take the bodies?
- All 206 casualties are gone

And the medical examiner,
so far as I can tell.

- Well whaddya think?
Was it the government...?

- We are the government, jim.
We can barely tie

Our own shoes sometimes.
My money is on the military.

- Why would they take
the bodies?

- 'cause they don't want
them autopsied.

- Is there more that
you know, everett?

- No, and I don't want
to know, really.

- The story that they all died
from an air floatation problem?

Carbon monoxide poisoning?
We saw those bodies.

There were no signs of that.
- It's ludicrous. Contemptuous.

- So be it, as long as
it's not our diagnosis.

- We have a responsibility,
everett.

- If I remember correctly,
ephraim, you no longer have any

Responsibility here, whatsoever.
You make sure

The press gets nothing.
- Ok.

- Radio silence from us.
- So what do we do now?

- We do nothing. This is no
longer about disease control,

This is about damage control.
And as of this moment,

The cdc is an interested
observer, nothing more.

Which I will be sure to stress
to the secretary of health

And human services over
breakfast...

- Why would the military
leave four surviving passengers?

(elevator bell rings)

- Jesus. Jesus, what did I do?

(phone ringing)

- Answering machine:
[you've reached greg nelson]

[leave me a message]
- hey it's jim kent.

We need to talk.

- Gertie!

- (whisper): Ansel ...

- Ow!

- Go play in the backyard.

- You too, benji. Go on.

- How are you feeling?

- Much better. Uh, my throat
still hurts though.

- I took the phone
off the hook.

They showed our house
on the t.V. News.

They're interviewing
the neighbours about us.

- It'll pass. I'm home honey,
I'm fine. We're gonna be fine.

- What if you have to go
back to the hospital?

- I'm not going back
to the hospital.

- Well you told me
that one of the doctors

Wanted to quarantine you.
- Ann marie!

- What if he finds out
that you're still sick?

- They kept showing footage
of the plane just sitting there.

Dark - dead on the tarmac -
over and over again.

Like the trade centre,
remember?

Why do they do that to us?
It's so painful to watch.

I knew you shouldn't
have gone on that trip.

- Ann marie!
- I just... I get so overwhelmed

When you're gone.

Gertie got out once.
She was missing all night.

She came back hurt,
but I just hate chaining her up

In the shed.
- Wait - gertie came back hurt?

- She was hit
with something.

(sound of bones cracking)
- ah!

- You came back
hurt, too.

(thumping sound)

- Do you hear that?

- Please, ansel.
Go back to bed.

You have to
get better, ok?

- (flaxton): The documents that
have been haphazardly released

Through the internet paints
an incomplete, distorted

And untrue picture
of my airline's protocols.

We're maintaining
the highest level

Of safety in our industry.
(phone rings)

- Pest control services,
hold please.

- I have made safety
my number one priority...

We must wait
for the ntsb's full report...

- The phone keeps ringing
but all I want to do

Is watch this airplane coverage.
- Any allegations...

- I'm never flying again.

- ... Of the aircraft being

- I mean shouldn't this man
be arrested or something?

- He'll probably
get a bonus.

This is a week's worth
of rat calls in one day.

Why so many, huh?
Why? Why so many?

- It's not a "why" business,
vasiliy.

This is a "now" business. Rat
bite. First on your list today.

Mayor's office
special request.

- I don't work
for the mayor.

- I do, and you work for me.
- I got an elementary school,

A hospital and a church and you
want me to go to this guy first?

- His daughter was bitten
by a muncher,

And he's a hedge fund manager
and a major contributor.

So yes, you will go there
first and you will be

On your best behaviour. Got it?
- I'll wear my top hat

And monacle.
- Just don't piss him off,

Alright?

(scoffs)

- Neck rigidity, sensitivity
to natural light,

Mental disorientation.
All clinical features

Of a central nervous system
infection.

- It could be a pam - primary
amebic meningoencephalitis.

A very rare parasitic
meningitis.

- It's a bloodworm,
and a nasty one.

I know I'm asking
a lot of you but

I'd appreciate it
if you'd all hang in there

And develop a protocol
for captain redfern's treatment.

I need all hands on deck here.
Thank you.

- Doctor, I'm scared.
Am I going to die?

- Doyle, we're going to
find out what's infecting you,

And we're going
to make you well again.

You have my word.

- You can't promise him that.
- He's stuck in a plastic

Containment tube, surrounded by
doctors who don't know anything.

He needs a little hope.

My hearing with zack's
in 45 minutes.

- Go, redfern's covered.
- Alright, just let me know

If anything changes. And we have
to check up on the health

Of the other survivors, too.
- And I want talk

To that old man.
- Who?

- The one we had arrested
at the airport.

He knew things, eph.

- Fine. Anything, just--

Yes. I'll call you.

- Where the hell is jim?
(elevator rings)

- Mr. Jim kent.

- I'm here to see greg.

- Yes, greg could not
be present.

But we got your call.
Urgent, from the sound of it.

- Well I'll come back
another time, then--

- You are a member
of the canary project,

The cdc's rapid response team
of field epidemiologists?

- Who are you?
- I presume you're here about

The airplane cargo.
The box?

- I don't know what
you're talking about.

- I refer specifically
to an ornately-carved cabinet

You allowed out of
the airport security perimeter.

- I made a deal with greg
to provide some information

And let a piece of medical cargo
through customs. That's it.

- Yes, and here is
the rest of the money

Greg promised you
in return.

- What was in the box?
Where are the corpses?

I'm going to the police.

- You must love
your wife very much.

- What?
- To violate your terms

Of employment
and to break the law.

I understand there is a very
promising monoclonal antibody

Trial for her form
of cancer in palo alto.

30 000 people applied
but only 100 were accepted

And your sylvia
was cruelly denied.

- How do you know that?
I never said anything to greg.

- Our company finances
the entire research program.

The decision can
be reversed.

It is not too late

To see sylvia admitted
to the trial.

I'm only doing this
to pay for her treatment.

- Not only do I think
you will not go to the police.

I feel confident
that we may continue

To rely on your
good services.

You have two bosses now,
jim kent.

The ones you report
to at the cdc, and me.

- Criminal trespass

And interference
with a criminal investigation.

Mister uh, is it set-rake-ian,
set-rack-ian?

- As you like, your honour.
- Mr. Set-rack-ian,

What in the name of
john f. Kennedy were you doing

At the airport Saturday night?

- I, uh, saw a story
on television about a plane

That landed, I-- I guess I'm not
quite sure, your honour.

I'm old an uh, things are not
that clear anymore.

- I have here that
you own a pawn shop,

Knickerbocker loans and curios
on east 118th street?

- Yes, sir. All licensed
and, uh, registered.

I--, I came here
after world war ii

After the, uh, the camps
were liberated.

(whispering)

- Anybody live with you?
Any family?

- I'm a widower,
your honour.

- Children, grandchildren?

- We were never so blessed.

- Trespassing is
a nuisance charge,

But what does
concern me is this.

This is a concealed weapon,
mr. Setrakian.

And we have strict laws
in new york city.

- I-- it, it is an antique
piece, your honour,

Th-- that I use
for my mobility only.

It is of great
sentimental value, uh,

A family trophy, you might say.
I-- I will have the blade

Removed and melted,
y-- you have my word.

- Trade it for a nice aluminium
cane with a rubber foot.

Case dismissed.

- Thank you, your honour.

- How much of
that was an act?

- Do I know you?
- I'm dr. Nora martinez from

The cdc. We met
at the airport.

Ok I get it.
You're upset.

- You're here because
the bodies have disappeared.

- Do you know where they are?
- I know where they're going.

- Going? Sir, please.
Come with me. Help us.

- Already it may be too late.
- Too late for what?

What was in
that coffin?

- A thing of enormous power
and terrible will.

A will to devour the world
and swallow the light.

- Is the military
covering it up?

- Do not be so easily
distracted.

He thrives on human
self-interest

And bureaucratic
complacency.

You and dr. Goodweather,

You think that
being good is enough?

Being good means nothing,
unless you are willing to do

What needs to be done,
when it needs to be done.

- Ok then tell me.
What needs to be done?

- You have a complete
passenger manifest with you?

- Not right here, why?

- Because you need
to find every last passenger

And destroy the bodies
and anyone in contact with them.

This is pointless.
You're not ready.

- Explain to my why,
if they're already dead,

We need to
destroy the bodies?

- Until you are willing to do
what needs to be done,

You're of
no use to me.

- I have a few questions
for you, zachary.

And it's important
that you understand

That there are no right
or wrong answers.

The court will make
all final determinations

But your input
is important.

Zachary, what do you think
would be the best solution

For your mom and dad, regarding
custody and visitation rights?

- Well, I guess I
think that...

I know that they both want
what's best for me.

- What do you think would be
best for you?

- I feel like,
if my dad could visit

Like one or
two weekends a month,

That would be
really good.

Because he has a really
important job, and this way

He wouldn't be too stressed
about being late or having

Something come up.
- Um excuse me, your honour,

I think there's been a mistake.
I think ah, what he means

To say is that...

Joint custody would be--
- dr. Goodweather, you need--

- No, no. It's the way
you asked the question,

So just, ask it again.
- Dr. Goodweather!

- I want what's best
for my dad, that's all.

- Are you good?
- Yeah, I'm ok.

- Just, give me
a second, ok?

- Hey...

Are you ok?

- How could zack not know
he's the most important thing

In the world to me?

- Telling him is one thing.
Showing it, proving it -

It's the little things, day in,
day out - that's everything.

You can still have that, eph.
Zack needs it.

Regardless of the ruling
the judge imposed.

Anytime you want
to see him,

So long as you give me
some notice.

- Oh you're loving this, huh?
You take zack away from me.

I never thought
you'd be one to gloat.

- You coached zack!
You tried to coerce him

Into say what you wanted.
- I love my son and I will do

Anything for him.
- It wasn't enough that he had

To get up there and choose
between his mother and father?

- I never asked him to choose.
- He spoke from his heart

In there and he did what he
thought was best for you, eph.

Not him. You.

♪

- Hold up, hold up,
hold up!

Ears, guys. Check it out.
Hold on.

- How 'bout another
go at it?

- It's not gonna
happen today.

- Between that airplane thing,
and you taking a bite

Outta that girl,
your downloads are up ten-fold.

And the youtube video
has over 2 million views.

We just need you focused.
Timing is everything, gabe.

(sighs)
- your cash machine has a cold.

Flu or something.
No voice, no concert.

(knocking)

- Hello?

Mr. Arnot?

It's dr. Goodweather from
the centres for disease control.

Mr. Arnot?

(water dripping)

(sound of door closing)

(phone rings)

- Hey, nora. Have any of the
personal effects of the deceased

Been returned to the next
of kin, by any chance?

What? What! When?
Ok, I'm on my way.

- This thing was on her pillow.
When she woke up,

Bit her in the face.
- Hm.

- I want this rat
found and killed.

- I'm not here
to rehabilitate it.

- Can we speed
this up, then?

This regis air fiasco's
crushing my portfolio.

Market opened down 600 points,
we're already into

Program selling, my phone's
blowing up and I'm stuck here

Waiting on you.
- Ah.

- Scary, huh, hun?
- Yes.

- Yeah. Seven times
I've been bitten already

And I know it
doesn't tickle, eh?

You know - rats,
they have bad eyes

But a very keen sense
of smell and taste.

That's why they usually bite
children around the mouth.

Because that's where the food
smell is, you understand?

You stick right here, I'll be
right back. Yeah? Alright.

(door slams)
(russian expletives)

(whistling)
- here, hold this.

- No, I don't--
I don't want this.

What is that?
- Anesthetic.

Cubans, huh?
Cohiba maduro 5's.

Like smoking coffee and cream.
50 bucks a piece though, eh?

You know a customer of mine,
he gave me one of those once.

(squeaking from bag)

You know who else
likes cigars? Do you?

Rats. This neighbourhood was
still a slum in 1931, yeah.

Put up this building and
knocked down a cigar factory.

And they built right
over the original foundation.

You paid what?
14 and a quarter million

For this six
bedroom duplex?

It's on zillow. This place has
changed hands three times

In the past seven years
and now you know why.

Alright!

Hey hun, no more eating in bed,
alright? Is that a deal?

- Deal.
- Alright. Have a nice day.

(squeaking)

- Sylvia?

- Hey, that was quick.
- Hey.

- You got my text?
- What text?

- Stanford called.
There was a clerical error.

They are accepting me
into the drug trial.

I'm one of
the lucky 100.

- That's great.
- You were right.

You said never
give up hope

And good things happen
to good people, right? Right?

(growling)

(louder)

(growling)

(barking)

(goes quiet)

- (whisper): Ansel... Drink.

(thumping sound)

- (whisper): Ansel... Drink.

Ansel ...

So pre-tour jitters, huh?
I get that, totally.

Tranquilizers'll take
the edge off nicely.

You've heard of
the "morning after" pill?

Well klonopin is
the "night before" pill.

- I'm hearing things, doc.
Strange things.

- Voices, right? Get that too.
- One voice, it's calling

My name. A distant pounding...
- Mmhm. Yep.

- I can't focus.
- Alrighty, all over that.

And we'll throw a little
adderall in there to help you

Remember those lyrics, eh?

Alrighty, any other
"performance" related issues?

- Well, now that you
mention it.

- Agh! Oh.
(clears throat)

Yeah, that does not...
Look good.

What I need for you
to do right now

Is to have somebody drive you
to the nearest hospital.

And I mean like,
yesterday.

- And what have these pictures
up on gawker 10 minutes later?

No way, doc.
You need to do something.

- No, we are
way beyond that.

This is so out
of my bandwidth.

Look, I know a urologist
who might be persuaded

To make an
emergency house-call.

Trust me,
she's very discreet.

(rings bell)

- Next time,
challenge me.

- Yes, very good.

Were all the names here?
- Every damn passenger.

You want their
social security numbers?

Email passwords?
Facebook? Twitter?

Whatever you want,
I can get it.

- And here's your video-gaming
waste of time.

- Why do you want
that list anyway?

- I'm going to visit
their families. Pay my respects.

- This speed of progression
is medically impossible.

We need to get him into surgery,
find out what's happening

Inside him right now.
- We'll prep him right here.

We're getting the operating room
ready. It won't be long.

- (whisper): Doyle.
(gasps)

- Here. He's here.

- Who, captain redfern?
Who's here?

- What's happening?

- I don't know.

- Right now we just need
to save his life.

- (reporter): Secretary pierson
announced today

That the cdc is no longer
investigating a pathogen

As the cause of the deaths
on regis air flight 753.

This is most certainly
in response to the recent leak

Of documents containing records
of problems with regis air

Inspection protocol.
- (arnot): This is my daughter.

My daughter, emma.
- (reporter): Documents point

To monoxide leak as the cause .
- (arnot): I just want

To see her again .
(door closes)

- Mom?

Mom?

Mom are you okay?
- Yeah. Yeah, come here sweetie.

It's ok.

Mom's ok.

We're gonna be ok.

Just stay with me, ok?
- Ok.

- (reporter): The airline
industry has been shaken

By the recent tragedy at jfk.
A sharp falloff in airline

Revenues over the past several
days indicates customers

Are nervous about travelling
after the mysterious deaths

Of 206 passengers aboard
regis air flight 753.

As you can see, regis' stock is
in a free-fall, plummeting...

- Who the hell are you?

How the hell'd you get
in here?

- The door was open.
- No it wasn't.

(dialing numbers)

- Would you like
to write a note?

- A note?
- Regrets? Repentance?

Guilt?

- Wha--

Ah! Ah!

Ok, uh. Uh.

What are you doing?

No. No! No! Wait!

D-- don't!

(off-hook tone)

(jaw cracking)

♪ kickin' back the day ♪

♪ I just tapped into what's ♪

♪ been going down, yeah ♪

♪ look at ya now,
look at ya now ♪

♪ look at ya now, you healed
yourself right up ♪

♪ before my eyes ♪

♪ shuttin' me down,
shut me down, shot me down ♪

♪ I never took you
for the killin' kind ♪

♪ and it's got me hypnotized ♪

♪ you could've hesitated ♪

♪ but you saw your chance
and played it ♪

♪ colour me devastated ♪

♪ sit back, relax,
enjoy the show ♪

♪ wish that I could stay ♪

♪ there's just this big bad
world a-calling me, yeah ♪

♪ taste a little shame ♪

♪ but I'll wash it down
with rock and roll ♪

♪ look at ya now, look at
ya now, look at ya now ♪

♪ you never moved like that
when you were mine ♪

♪ shut me down, shuttin' me
down, shot me down ♪

♪ you won't be going home
alone tonight ♪

♪ it comes as no surprise ♪

♪ ooh you could
have hesitated ♪

(loud crack)
(plop into water)

♪ but you saw your chance
and played it ♪

♪ colour me devastated ♪

(toilet flushing)

♪ sit back, relax,
enjoy the show ♪

- Hey guys, sorry.

- Where they hell have you been?
We've been calling you.

We can't find any of the other
3 survivors or even gary arnot.

Redfern's going into
emergency surgery.

- Jim, what's
the matter?

- Ah. You know the new, um,
monoclonal antibody trial

They're doing at stanford?
They accepted sylvia, after all.

- Finally, some good news.
- You said she didn't.

- I-- they must have made some
sort of clerical mistake

Or something - I don't know.
But, it's insane, she's in.

- That's great.

- Intercom: Paging
dr. Goodweather.

Dr. Goodweather
to the iso unit, stat.

- Dr. Goodweather.
Your patient... He's gone.

- He coded?
- No, he's gone.

- He was ready for
surgery, I left

To make final preparations...
He was only alone for a minute.

- Alright, spread out.
He's still here somewhere,

So is whoever took him. Jim,
conference us in on our phones.

- Hey! Hey, did you see
a patient come by here

About five minutes ago?
Probably pushing a wheelchair,

Bald, very sick?

- Nothing here.
No sign of him.

- Is anybody up high?
Anybody got a view?

- Nothing, I don't see anything.
- Jim: [I'm checking downstairs]

- Jim, where are you?
- In the basement.

(eating sounds)

Ok I found him.
He's in the kitchen.

The kitchen in the basement,
eph, you got--, eph?

Captain redfern?

(growling)

- (whisper): Jim...

- Jim.

- Captain redfern.

- Jim?

- Eph!
- Doyle, what are you doing?

- Stay away from him.

- Ah! Oh!
- Ah!

- Huh!

(gasping)

- Stop it!
- Alright!

- Oh god.

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