All language subtitles for Touched By An Angel - 1x01 - The Southbound Bus.DVD.XviD-DiD

(cooing)

TESS:
♪ I am thankful
for this beautiful day ♪

♪ Oh, yeah, I'm thankful
for this beautiful day ♪

♪ Oh, yes, I'm thankful
for this beautiful day. ♪

You're sounding great today,
Tess.

Singing the sun up,
Monica.

Singing the sun up.

The sun's been up for hours.

Do you want
to argue with me

or do you want
to hear the news?

What news?

You've been taken off
of Search and Rescue.

What?

Well, I guess

you did a pretty good job
with that 747

'cause somebody--
and I do mean somebody--

has decided
to give you
a promotion.

Hallelujah! I'm a caseworker!

(laughing)

Now don't start
going crazy on me.

This is serious business.

Casework is tricky.

I know. I know.

Now just 'cause you got
more power

don't mean you got
all the power.

I know, Tess.

And I'm ready. Really, I am.

Lord, I hope so.

Now, there's
a bus coming.

I want you
to get on it
and go north.

Your ticket's
in your pocket.

And sooner or later,

you're going to meet
a little boy named David.

Now stay close to him.

And what do I do?

What did I just say?

You stay close to him.

He's carrying
a lot of trouble.

Why you got that look
on your face?

You just been
promoted, baby.

I just thought casework
would be more than baby-sitting.

Oh, you'll be surprised.

There always seems
to be more to it.

People are complicated things.

I know. That's what
I love about them.

(sighs)

How do they do it, Tess?

They get up every morning
and start all over again.

Takes a lot of courage
to do that.

And they don't even know
what we know.

God help 'em.

Here it comes.

Now, you've never
taken human form

for more than a few minutes
at a time before,

so you listen to me.

Are you listening?

Yes, ma'am.

Don't start eating
everything you see.

(laughs)

Now, I spent my
first assignment

as a food tester
for one of the Caesars.

Look at me.

It takes a century
to take it off.

Do you hear me?

I'll be in touch.

And get some shoes on your feet.

Lady, you coming
or you going?

♪ When you walk down the road ♪

♪ Heavy burden, heavy load ♪

♪ I will rise ♪

♪ And I will walk with you ♪

♪ I'll walk with you ♪

♪ Till the sun
don't even shine ♪

♪ Walk with you ♪

♪ Every time, I tell you
I'll walk with you ♪

♪Walk with you♪

♪ Believe me,
I'll walk with you. ♪

DRIVER:
Rest stop.

Continuing on to points north
in 15 minutes.

Yeah, coffee, turkey sandwich,
no mayo, to go.

And rush it.
My bus is leaving.

Hi.

Hello.

I'm Jerry.

I'm in medical supplies--
veterinary.

Monica.

Uh, I'm in public relations.

JERRY:
Oh, so where you headed?

I'm not sure yet.

Would you excuse me
for a moment, please?

Sure.

Excuse me.

I think you accidentally
picked up

someone else's money over there.

This is my money.

My grandmother gave it to me
for emergencies.

I'm telling you
I put the $10 bill

right here on the counter.

And I told you
I didn't see it.

How could you not see it?
Are you blind?

No.
Alexander Hamilton.
It's on the front.

Excuse me, mister.

I found this ten dollars
on the floor

and I think it might be yours.

Oh. Thanks, kid.

And here's a little
something for you.

Who are you,
the kid police?

I'm Monica.

And you must be...

Tommy? Billy?

Humbert.

Horatio.

Algernon.

It's David.

David.

Well, it's very nice
to meet you.

Yeah, well, I'm not supposed
to talk to strangers.

That's very wise.

Did your mother teach you that?

My mother's dead.

I'm so sorry, David.

She got killed in a car accident
in the rain.

My little sister
got killed, too.

My dad's a detective
and he got sent to the accident.

He didn't even know
it was my mom

until he got there.

You must miss them very much.

Yeah.

Yeah.

(siren wailing)

WOMAN (over P.A.):
#4137 now arriving.

Final destination:
Casper, Wyoming.

Well, see ya.

See ya.

Bus #4137 will be departing

for Casper, Wyoming,
in ten minutes.

(dog barking)

BOY:
Guys, check it out.

Give me that backpack.

(grunts)

Pick it up.

I can't.
It's heavy.

What's the matter
with you?

Cut it, man.

That doesn't belong to you.

David, pick up
your backpack.

Something I learned
on my last job.

Let's get out of here!

Move it!

Go!

So, which way
you walking?

You live around here
or something?

No, I just want
to see you to your door.

Excuse the mess.

We advertised
for a nanny

but nobody
answered the ad.

Where's your dad?

He's at work.

Detectives have
to work weird hours
and stuff.

Want some?

No, thanks.

Well, I've got the knife thing
figured out.

I saw that magician guy
on TV do the same thing

only with a locomotive.

But the gravity
with the backpack?

How'd you do that?

Is, uh, is that a picture
of your mother?

My dad put
all the real ones away.

She was very pretty.

She always wore that.

She said, "Whenever you feel
sad, just look at a star."

I think
it's a girl thing.

Hey, Davey!

You're early.

Yeah.

So, how was your day?

Nothing special.

Went to school.
Watched TV.

Hello, Mr. Morrow.

My name is Monica.

I'm here to interview

for the nanny position.

Great.

So you read the ad?

Well, I, um, I heard about it.

Okay.

Well, give me a minute,
and we'll talk.

Okay.

What are you doing?

Do you think
I should tell him
we met on a bus?

So, Monica,
do you have
any references?

Oh, yes, I have great references
and I'm a very hard worker.

I don't have any vices,
except I hate to wear shoes

unless it's
absolutely necessary.

I don't make
long-distance
phone calls.

I don't need a day off,
and I truly love children.

I'm not a child.

Especially David.

This is a live-in position,
you know?

Room and board

and minimum wage.

Not much, I'm afraid.

That's plenty for me.

I told you I don't need a nanny!

He's had
a rough year, so...

Yes, I know.
He told me.

Well, at least he talks to you.

That must mean
something.

I believe it does, Mr. Morrow.

I don't know what it is,

but I get a good feeling
about you.

Cop's instinct, I guess.

So let's give
it a try.

Excellent.

(siren wailing)

(siren stops)

MAN:
All right,
take it back in.

Monica.

Oh!

What a great surprise.

What are you
doing here?

I'm doing casework now.

Excellent. Congratulations.

Really, you deserve it.

Thank you. How about you?

I'm escorting Mr. Phelps
to his reward.

Wonderful man.

He wanted to go
this way at home.

I'm so happy for him.

Adam, what can you tell me
about this family over here?

Father and son,
Nick and David Morrow.

Doesn't ring a bell.

Well, you must have handled them
a year ago.

Mother and daughter?
Car accident?

Morrow...

A little girl
about eight months old.

Right. And the mother.

No. No, no,
just the little girl.

Taken in her crib.

But you know
I don't handle those.

You mean, that David's mother
is still alive?

Absolutely.

I'm surprised
you didn't know that going in.

So am I.

I've got to go,
and you can't stop me.

Actually, I can.

But I won't.

David, is there something you
want to tell me before you go?

Good-bye.

David, what happened
to your mother?

I told you, she died
in a car accident with Katie.

Is that what
you tell everyone?

Yeah.

Don't you get tired of lying?

Yeah.

David, where is
your mother?

I don't know.

She ran away from home.

After Katie died?

Is that when she left you?

And that's what you've been
doing on the buses, huh?

I heard my dad tell somebody

that she's somewhere
in the desert.

The desert's
an awfully big place.

I have to try.

WOMAN (over P.A.)
Southbound bus #627
leaving in two minutes.

Southbound bus, all aboard.

David, I want you
to trust me.

You go home now

and I promise I'll find
your mother for you.

Promise?

Promise.

Yeah, right. No.

Yeah, I got to know that.

Yeah. No, I got that.

Just tell me what she said.

Yeah. All right.

Yeah, listen,
he, uh, he tends bar

down at the Dead Dog Saloon
down in the desert.

I'll have to go down there

Friday night
and take a statement from him.

Is everything all right?

Yeah, I tell you what,
Frankie,

I'll bring you back one of those
beer glasses shaped like a boot.

Right.

Ah, I forgot to leave
grocery money.

No, it's not that.

It's just that something
has come up and, well,

I need to take
a couple of days off.

I'd like to leave
in the morning.

But you just started.

I know, but it's
family business.

I don't know.

I have this
great substitute.

Her name is Tess.

We've worked together before,
and she's really terrific.

Really.

Well, I guess it's better
than leaving David alone.

Mr. Morrow, do you know
where David's mother is?

Yeah.

I tracked her down
after she left.

Down by the state line.

Little nothing place
called Hewitt.

She changed her name
and her hair.

She wouldn't even talk to me.

I cannot tell you
how hard I tried

to convince her to come home,

but she wouldn't listen.

She just can't deal
with the guilt.

I'm so sorry.

The bus is coming.

Now, before you
say anything...

Don't you tell me what
to say or when, Miss Wings.

I want to know what
you're doing here.

Well, I just thought...

See, that's where you
made your first mistake.

Did I tell you to think north?

No. I distinctly remember
telling you

to get on the bus and go north.

Gonorth.

Now, you get

your little angel butt
back to the city

and take care of business.

But I am.

I'm helping David.

You were told
to stay close to David.

That's what he needs.

What David needs is his mother,

and all of a sudden my instincts
were kicking in...

Wait, wait, wait.

Wait just a minute.

Let me see
if I understand you correctly.

You want me to go back
to the Creator of the universe,

the Alpha, the Omega,
the great I Am

and explain

that the words of the Almighty
were disobeyed

because Monica's instincts
kicked in?

I know how serious this is,
Tess, but I have to find her.

I promised David.

Well, who's going
to take care of him?

Forget that.

Oh, no, no.

No, no, no. No.

Look at her.

Oh, my.

(sighs)

She's coming in here.

Good morning.

So, this is Hewitt,
and here I am.

You meeting somebody here?

No, I just heard about the town
and I thought I'd drop by.

Well, this isn't
a town, honey.

It's a gas pump
and bump in the road.

There's nobody else?

Just us chickens.

Oh, so it's just the two of you?

And Mac in the back.

That's what we call him:
Mac in the back.

He pretty much stays there.

(whispering):
No purse, no bag.

You in some kind
of trouble, honey?

No.

No.

It's a man, isn't it?

I had a boyfriend once,

dumped me in the middle
of Garland, Texas,

with nothing but a half
a pack of cigarettes

and bad attitude.

What's your name, honey?

Monica.

I'm Ruth Ann.
This is Christine.

Hi.
Hello.

Have a seat.

I'll pour you a cup.

Here.

Thank you.

Sure.

(sighs)

Boy, that smells wonderful.

I'd forgotten
how coffee smells.

(sniffs)

Wow.

This is incredible.

You can drink it, too.

I was never actually
allowed to stop

and have a cup of coffee before.

This is quite a treat.

Oh...
those are doughnuts, right?

(sighs)

I'll tell you, honey,

whoever that guy was
you are well rid of him.

Would you have a room available?

Oh, #3's really nice.

It has that picture

of those little big-eyed kids
on the wall.

Kind of pink, new pillows--

you'd like it.

How much is it?

Don't worry if you can't pay.

We'll make you wash dishes.

I'm really good
at fixing things.

Great, great.

Maybe you can fix my life.

♪ Dee-da-dah ♪

♪ Do-do-dee-dah ♪

♪ Dah-dah-dah,
dah-do-do-do-do-dum. ♪

(scatting continues)

You must be little David.

I'm not little.

Well, I never saw adults

with dinosaurs

on their
underwear before.

Who are you?

My name is Tess,

and you may call me Miss Tess,

and youwillcall me Miss Tess.

I'm the new nanny.

Since when?

Since Monica asked me
to cover for her.

You're not going to give me

a lot of trouble,
are you, dinosaur boy?

Good morning.

So, I see you've met
Monica's friend.

Yeah.

Good.

Look, I have
to interview a witness

down in the desert tonight,

and it's a long drive so
I'll be home pretty late.

Oh, we're going
to get along just fine.

Thanks, Tess. You're a godsend.

See you later.

What a beautiful day.

What is that?

Oh. A bad deal.

It's repayance.

Some guy couldn't pay
his motel bill

so, he, uh, left her
the car and hitched out.

The only thing deader
than that car

is her social life.

Has she ever been married?

You know, I asked her that once.

She didn't really answer.

Every once in a while

I see her walking
out by the desert

all by herself,

and I think to myself,

"I have never seen
such a woman so lonely

or so determined
to hide it."

Whatever she left behind,

she really wants
to keep it there.

Your shot.

Do you ever
go out?

What? And leave
this paradise?

No, as long as Mac in the back
does the shopping

and the TV works,
I'm here for the duration.

I'm pretty much
a homebody.

That's too bad, because
you would have been

the perfect
person for...

For what?

Well, I heard
there was

a great new
band playing

at a club tonight
somewhere in the
desert and....

The Dead Dog Saloon.

You know, out
by the interstate.

There's fun to be had at a place
called the Dead Dog?

I don't know, it's just that

I've never been out dancing
before and...

You're pathetic, you know that.

Ruth Ann,
she wants to go out.

I hate those places.

All the smoke,

the noise and
the crowds,

and that's just in
the ladies' room.

Well, I guess it wouldn't hurt.

Mac, can we borrow
your truck tonight?

I'm going to my mother's.

Sorry.

Nice try.

Come on, honey.
It's your shot.

No, you take it.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

I have a new theory.

She's a defector

from one of
those countries

where they don't
let women wear pants.

(horn honks)

(honking)

So...

now what's your excuse?

How did you
do that?

Elbow grease.

(country music playing)

♪ ...come by the moonlight ♪

♪ Shining on the side
of your face ♪

Excuse me, I'd like,
uh, two beers.

♪ ♪

♪ When I hold you near me ♪

♪ Then everything's fine ♪

♪ There's a feeling
running wild in the night... ♪

Here.

Oh, oh, no, thanks.

♪ There's a new moon
over Colorado... ♪

Well, then you better
go ask someone.

Go on.

No.

No.

You first.

Oh, no. I'm a little
out of practice.

Go on.

Go on.

♪ There's a new moon
over Colorado ♪

♪ I'm never gonna let your love
get away again... ♪

(song instrumental plays)

♪ Well, I think back
to days gone past... ♪

♪ When I kiss you,
then, baby... ♪

Excuse me.

Sorry. I already have a dancer.

Police officer, Miss Russell.

You're under arrest.

I'd like to do
this quietly.

Oh.

(people gasping)

♪ ...of a hot summer night... ♪

Out of my way,
out of my way.

Police officer.
Excuse me.

What's your hurry?

(tires squealing)

♪ Never gonna let your love
get away again... ♪

(knocking)

It's morning.

Where have you been?

I took the long way.

What are you talking about?

Where's Monica?

I had no choice.

I had to leave her.

Ruthie, what's going on?

Here. I won't be
needing these anymore.

A long time ago,
I was involved in a crime.

I didn't commit it,
but I helped the guy get away,

and now I'm wanted by the FBI.

Oh, God.

I'm sorry. I couldn't tell you.

I was 17 when I met Eddie.

He was political, hotheaded,
idealistic,

and I knew he was trouble,

but I was in love.

One day, he decides
to declare war

on the nuclear power
industry and blow up

one of those places
you pay your electric bill.

It was supposed to be closed.

But somebody decided
to work late, I guess.

I never thought for a moment
that anyone would get hurt.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm going to miss you.

What happened last night was
my fault, and I'm sorry.

I thought you were someone else.

Yeah.

For a moment, so did I.

You can change
all of this running.

I guess.

I just don't feel ready.

Monica, it was nice meeting you,
but if you don't mind,

I'd just as soon you forgot
you ever saw me, all right?

You don't know
what you're doing.

I'm doing the
best I can.

If you change your mind,
and you need help,

just ask for it.

It will be there.

Believe it.

Did we learn a little
something here today?

Did you hear
what she said?

She wasn't ready.

Timing is everything
in this business.

You go off looking
for somebody's mother,

and all of a sudden,

you got the FBI
out of the red

tracking down a
fugitive from the '70s.

What's going to happen
to her, Tess?

That's still her decision.

There are angels
for every job,

Monica, and this
one wasn't yours.

There's a rhythm to life,
sweetheart,

and when we disturb it,
things like this happen.

Are you
understanding me?

Now, I've been

to the mountaintop,
and the word is,

no more fooling around, sister.

Go back to David,

or you'll be back
on Search and Rescue

pulling shrimp boats
out of the swamps.

Will you just give me a minute
to say good-bye to Christy?

Well, make it fast.

Oh, that's a sweet little piece
of heaven on earth.

How does it drive?

Like a dream.

Oh.

Oh.

You got back okay.

I was really
worried about you.

I guess Ruthie told
you the story.

Well, did she
get a ride?

Well...

how did you get that necklace?

Oh.

Ruth Ann almost forgot
to give it back to me.

She loves it
so much.

I told her she
could keep it,

but she insisted.

She knows how much
it means to me.

See, it's a star,
and whenever you're sad,

I always say,

look at a star.

You're David's mother.

I just want
to talk to you.

I don't want to talk.

I'm going for a ride.

(car door opens and closes)

(engine starting)

(tires screeching)

Monica, I could have killed you.

Now, I don't know
what's going on,

but you keep
showing up

where you couldn't
possibly be.

Who the hell are you?

I'm here to talk
about who you are.

You're David's mother,
aren't you?

You've seen David?

I met him on a bus
a day or two ago.

How is he?

Is he okay?

He misses you so much

that it's easier for him
to talk as if you were dead

than to admit
that you're out of reach.

He mentioned
his sister.

Katie.

Katie died in her crib
a year ago.

Cause unknown.

And then I died.

And then I left.

Who sent you here?

Nobody.

I'm not even supposed
to be here.

But now that I am,
I believe with all my heart

that you're meant
to go back.

I can't. David doesn't deserve
a mother like me.

Oh, you can't mean that.

I do.

He's safer without me.

There isn't a single night

that I don't lie in bed
and ask myself,

"Did Katie cry
and I didn't hear her?

"Did I turn the television
up too loud?

"Why didn't I just walk
into the room

and kiss her good night again?"

It's time
to forgive yourself.

I can't.

I'll help you.

I'm an angel.

I'm driving away now,

and I don't want to
ever see you again.

I'll give it back,
I promise.

Really...

I am an angel.

You're an angel?

You're an angel.

You're an angel, so what?

So what?

What are you doing here now?

Where the hell were you
a year ago?

Where was the angel

when my baby
died alone in her crib?

Why didn't an angel come down
and take me out of my bed

and drag me into that nursery?

Why didn't an angel
dial 9-1-1 for me?

Where the hell
was the damn angel then?

Oh, God, why didn't you
send an angel?

(sobbing)

Christine...

Christine,
there was an angel

with your baby
that night.

That's what
she was there for.

And Christine,
it's the same angel

who's with your baby
right now and forever.

(baby laughing and talking)

Oh, don't
be afraid.

God loves you, Christine--

so much you can't even imagine.

And so do I.

Would you understand
if I said

I just wanted to
get out of here?

No.

But then again, we don't
understand everything.

(gasps)

It's not that I don't love 'em,
you know.

I do.

That's why I stay away.

Love doesn't hide, Christine.

It stays and fights.

It goes the distance.

That's why God
made love so strong--

so it can carry you
all the way home.

(door opens and shuts)

(engine starting)

What I want to know is,

why did you give me a heart

if you didn't want me
to follow it?

Love doesn't hide, right?

That's what you said.

It hopes all things.

It endures all things.

It never fails.

It stays and it fights.

That's what I'm fighting
with now.

I love that little boy.

Please,
if I've messed things up,

please help me put them
back on track.

Don't let that child
spend one more minute

without his mother.

And don't let his father

spend one more lonely night,
please.

Please... help me.

(sobbing):
Please.

(knocking)

Anyone home?

Monica, welcome back.

What happened?

Where is she?

David, darlin'...

She...

Your mother...

(sighs)

I'm so sorry.

Well, you tried, right?

Really hard.

I think I'll go outside
for a while, okay?

So, that was
your family business, huh?

I know I shouldn't
have tried, but...

Why couldn't you just leave it
the hell alone?

Who do you think
you are?!

That child needed an angel
to help him heal.

Now that wound
is wide open.

I honestly don't know
what to do.

Mom?

(laughing)

I've been looking
for you.

I know, sweetheart.

I know.

But I'm back.

Oh, welcome home.

Oh, me of little faith.

A-Are you one, too?

Tess is a real
angel's angel.

That's a mighty
fine car

you've got there.

Takes you to all the
right places, huh?

Why don't you take it?

Uh... I won't need it anymore.

That's highly unusual,
but I will take it.

Good-bye,
my little friend.

You take good care
of your mother, hmm?

I will.

Thank you so much.

Bye-bye.

Bye.

Oh, it worked.

Thank God it worked.

What'd you do?

I did something
really radical, Tess.

I prayed.

Oh, we know
that's dangerous.

But if you think
that gets you

out of that little
mess of yours,

you got another
think coming.

Oh, come on. Admit it.

I pulled it off.

You and who else?

♪ My car, my car,
this is my car... ♪

Our car.

♪ My car... ♪

Our car.

♪ My car. ♪

Why don't you
let me drive?

'Cause you don't know
north from south.

I know where I'm going.

(engine starting)
Uh-oh.