All language subtitles for Ties.That.Bind.S01E05_English

Did I miss
anything illegal?

A guy driving with
a dog in his lap,

and a woman on her
cell phone while driving--

Ripping asunder
the social fabric.

But nobody
buying a 52-inch LED

out of the back
of a van.

Here's lunch, no
need to thank me.

You're probably
not as much a fan

of gas station cuisine
as my daughter...

I'll gnaw on
tires at this point.

Check this out.

He's parking.

I'm guessing this isn't where he
picks up the kids from soccer.

Could be our salesman.

That's the signal our
source said to look for.

I don't see any
customers lining up.

If his business is slow,
maybe he'll offer you a deal.

I do like a bargain.

Where does this go?

In the cupboard.

Same one you took
it out of last night?

It's hard to remember.
Everything is so new...

I could draw you a map.

Everything about living here
is so different from being

home with Mom and Dad.

We try to be distinctive.

I think it's really
sweet how you help out,

and how you and Aunt Allison
actually talk to each other.

Yeah, conversations
are a lot more quiet.

When's your date night?

Your aunt and I don't
date; we're married.

Our parents are married,
they went out all the time.

Yeah, you don't go out,
just the two of you,

and dance and see
movies and stuff?

You really should.

That's sweet, which makes me
wonder why you want us

out of the house?

Oh, no.
It's not that.

You just should have
time to yourselves.

We had plenty of
time to ourselves.

And then we had children.

Brad?

Hey, I was told to meet
a guy named Brad here.

I was told my buyer
was gonna be a dude.

Do you have problems
dealing with women?

I guess if you've got money,
you're just as good as a man.

I should print
that on a t-shirt.

Quite the selection.

Two hundred dollars lets you
choose whichever one you want.

No.

I only accept small bills,
less traceable.

That was a condition
when I set the meet.

Come on, they're so pretty
when they're this size.

Come on man,
it's all I got.

I'm closing early.

You made a deal.

Come on...

Deal's off!

Police!

Ah, man!

This service sucks,
I'm never shopping here again.

Let's go, you have the right
to remain silent.

This is where the van driver
says he was given the TVs.

And did he tell you
who gave them to him?

He didn't catch
the guy's name,

his memory of the
transaction was lost

in a haze of
marijuana smoke.

So he's worthless
for a physical ID.

Unfortunately, the address
is all that he had to offer.

We followed up with the
landlord; the lease is phony.

He doesen't remember
who's living there,

they've paid cash
since they moved in.

Because none of that
sounds suspicious.

The serial numbers of the
TVs in the van showed up on a

larger list of items that
disappeared from

a shipping center in
Renton last month.

Odds are, TVs
are inside that house.

Too bad we don't have
enough for a warrant

to get inside and look.

Maybe we could
volunteer to wash the windows.

A little
community service.

Check around
the neighborhood,

see what anyone's
seen or heard.

On it.

But be discreet.

We don't want to panic the
neighbors with the thought of

a crime ring in
the neighborhood.

Even though there's a crime
ring in the neighborhood?

Proof before process.

And as part of the program,
we're going door-to-door

to encourage people
in the neighborhood

to look out for each other.

Ma'am, do you know
your neighbors well?

Rita and I don't
speak anymore.

I don't care to
explain why.

And across the street?

Oh, I absolutely
love that young man.

Young man?

Yes, keeps to himself.

Never even met him,
which is just fine by me.

Do you know his name?

No, I couldn't even tell you
if that's him right there.

Hey, stop!

Thanks very much ma'am.

[Brakes screeching]

Get off!

You can't do this!

All you had to do
was not run away.

But thank you very much
because now that you ran,

we get to look at what
you didn't want us to see.

Doesn't anybody keep cars
in their garages anymore?

What a shame.

By the time you
get out of prison,

these'll probably
be obsolete.

Let's go.

Okay Paul,
let's keep it short.

I don't like being
anybody's hands-free.

Can't you just
uncuff me?

Guys who try kick out the
windows of my car stay cuffed.

It's a little
rule we have.

It went right
to voicemail.

You know what they
say: wait for the beep.

Hey Billy,
it's me.

I'm in trouble and
I need you to come get me.

They're gonna
put me away again,

you know
what's gonna happen.

I just...
please come get me.

How did
this happen?

I can't do this,
I can't...

No, wait!
Billy, don't go!

Hey! Hey!

[Struggling]

Somebody get him to holding
before he breaks something!

[Glass breaking]

Relax! Settle down!
Hey!

No, not there. Please!

Billy!
Please!

I don't know that Paul will
be a productive source

of information right now.

Maybe he'll be more cooperative
after a good night's sleep.

Not that he's
getting one tonight.

So, I was thinking
about the calendar.

Oh right.

One of us has to go to that
zoning thing for the school.

I was thinking about
tomorrow night.

I was thinking
about a date.

You and me?

That would be
my first choice.

Sure.

Look at you
asking me on a date,

like we're not
even married.

We're sleeping together, so
I figured it was appropriate.

It's a great idea.
Who gave it to you?

Nobody. I'm capable of a
romantic gesture by myself.

Uh-huh.

Is that story going to hold
up if I start asking around?

All right, it was
Cam and Mariah.

Really?

Why do those two want
us out of the house?

That was my question.

But apparently Jackie and
Tim always had date night.

Oh, because their marriage
is so much better than ours?

Baby, it's not
a competition.

You're right.
It's absolutely no contest.

This is going to
be so much fun.

We get to go on a date!

Yeah.

If we can remember
how to have one.

I heard it was a
rough night in holding.

You calling for your brother
and keeping everyone awake.

I need to talk to Billy.

Why don't you talk to us
while you're waiting for him?

No, him first.

He'll come as soon as
he gets my message.

That was last night, Paul.
What if he doesn't come?

You don't understand.

He's going to lose
it when he finds out.

Finds out what
you've been up to?

Or finds out
that we busted you?

[Laughing]
I didn't do anything.

Which is why you ran away
from a house with

$40,000 in
stolen electronics.

A guy like you, who's
already done time

for burglary and
transporting?

That's going to mean
prison for a long time.

Fortunately, you
already know people there.

No, if I go
back to that place...

No, Billy
will make it right...

Paul is the
distribution level,

but there are
levels above him.

We can't tell if it's loyalty
or fear, but he won't spill.

He won't give us anything
about who he answers to.

Has he lawyered up?

No he'll only
talk to his brother.

Isn't that sweet.

I've got him on
possession and flight,

but he won't confess
to selling, even though

we've got a witness who'll
testify he was doing just that.

And that would be
your doped-up van driver,

Mr. Credibility?

And our guy was sitting on a
garage packed to the rafters

in stolen televisions.

And you know, that does
not get you intent to sell.

Especially if we're going
to reach up and put away our

bigger fish, we're going
to need a lot more than that.

Come back when you have
a lot more than that.

Here's my card ma'am,

if you think of anything just
let us know. Thank you.

I'm continually amazed
that no one knows

their neighbors
these days.

That would require
looking away from a screen,

and actually looking
out the window.

You know, I've got a
confidential informant

who works at a diner near
the shipping station

that the TVs
were taken from.

We can stop in tonight, see
if he's heard anything.

What time were you thinking?
I have a date.

With whom?

Matt. My husband's taking
me on a date.

Is he going to let you
wear his letterman jacket?

I don't know,
maybe his tool belt.

[Laughing]

Go.
Have fun.

I'll hit up the fleetwood
diner, and maybe take

a special eight-year-old
on a date, too.

Is Arielle still having her
mac and cheese obsession?

She's developing
a very refined palate.

We've progressed all the
way to pizza and ice cream.

[Gaming sounds]

Wow, Uncle Matt,
you look fantastic.

Yeah, I clean
up all right.

When's the last time you
took Mom out on a date, anyway?

I don't know, when
were you born again?

Try not to get
my socks dirty;

I'm going to need
them back after.

They'll be washed
and ironed.

Sorry to keep
you waiting.

Wow.

You look gorgeous.

Thank you.

Some of this is an
illusion, but it should

hold together
for a bit.

Alright, listen up.

I know this is the first time
we've left you alone here in

the evening since
Mariah and Cameron moved in,

but that's not because
we don't trust you --

You don't trust us.

He didn't say that.

Don't worry.

I can get through the
night without being arrested.

Especially since there won't
be a cop on the premises.

That's actually
pretty good logic.

I know how to call 9-1-1
in case my little brother

burns down the
house or something.

Except, wait, what's the
number for 9-1-1 again?

Alright, everybody get
your homework done, okay?

Yeah and no visitors,
it's a school night.

What time are you
going to be home?

I don't know.

We might stay out all
night, like we used to.

Remember those days?

I do.

Where are my keys?

They're on
your desk.

Bye!

Bye, have fun!

What's the address
of this place again?

Why?

Just so I don't
mix up the numbers.

Never mind, I got it.

Big electronics warehouse
near here that got hit.

Know anything about that?

All that high tech wizardry,
and they can't find

a better way to lock those
metal doors? It's a shame.

We arrested a
guy, Paul Brandt,

who came into possession

of a large piece of
what's missing.

Brandt?
I hear that name a lot.

He was in here
not too long ago,

bragging about selling hot TVs
to people who should be able

to afford new ones.

Would you recognize him?

No, I don't think so.

My view from the grill
is a little obscured.

I'd recognize
his bike, though.

His bike?

Yeah, he had this brand new
motorcycle parked out front.

With ape hangers, I've
never understood those things,

because they make
you look like an ape.

Let me know if you
remember anything else.

Hey, let me make
you a grilled cheese.

Best in the state.

Thanks, but I'm saving
room for pizza and ice cream.

[Live jazz music]

I've never heard two people
yell at each other that loud.

If you ever want to
test our marriage,

we should hire someone
to remodel our kitchen.

I love our kitchen!
But I know what you mean.

One time Devin and I caught a
call where this woman was --

What are we doing?
We're on a date.

We shouldn't be
talking about work.

You're right.
Done.

So, how long do we let our
niece and nephew play the

I'm new to this
house card?

Huh?

We're putting away
the dishes, and --

What?

I'm on a date with the
most beautiful woman

in this restaurant.
No kids, no work.

Just you and me.

That sounds like
the perfect date.

Nice band.

Yeah.

We can brave the dance
floor after we order.

You look great.

Thanks.

I had to borrow the
socks, from our son.

[Doorbell ringing]

Is Cameron here?

Yeah, but--

Hey, you made it!
It's good to see you man!

[Party music playing]

Excuse me.

Whoa, Rachel,
what are you doing?

Did you tell these guys
they could come over?

I guess I did.

We're not supposed
to have anyone over

on school nights, Cameron.
Weren't you listening?

Hey, as long as your
parents never know,

everything will work
out just fine.

[Doorbell ringing]

I texted some
friends, too.

[Music changing]

They can't do this.

I know. Don't freak out
I'll take care of things.

Just calm down.

So, listen. Not that it
isn't a pleasure

to meet some of
Cameron's friends --

Oh, you're just
surprised he's got any.

Did Cameron mention my mom
is a police detective

and my dad has lots of very
sharp power tools?

No, he didn't
mention any of that.

All said was he's
got the prettiest,

sweetest cousin
who I just had to meet.

Thanks, but you
have to go.

You're kicking me out
before you even know me?

Some people think
I'm kind of adorable.

[Live jazz music]

How come you didn't dance like
that when we were younger?

I just didn't know how
good a partner you could be.

Want to skip the movie?

We could stay here,
order some dessert,

and see where
the night takes us.

I have to be home
before I go to --

the place we're not
talking about.

I'll get the
dessert menus.

Should I call the kids and
tell them we're gonna be late?

That's the other thing
we're not talking about.

Should we show
'em how it's done?

Yes!

I'm Billy Brandt. My brother,
Paul, is being held here?

I need to see him, please.
Even just for a minute.

Come on.

I didn't listen to
his message until now.

If I'd known he was in this
much trouble, and needed me...

I would've gotten
here earlier!

Okay! Wait here.

Brandt, your brother's here!

Assistance! Attempted
suicide, cell block three!

Assistance!

Paul! Open the door! Paul, I'm
here! Paul! Let me in! Paul!

Paging Dr. Porter,
paging Dr. Porter.

She's coming!

Detective McLean!

Hi Arielle.

Do you remember
my husband?

I think so.
Hello!

Hello!
Hey Devin.

Hey Matt. Sorry to
interrupt your evening.

Hey, we interrupted
yours, too.

My ex is out of town, and I
thought it quicker and simpler

to let Arielle and come
help Daddy with his work.

Well, Arielle and I can
keep each other company

if she doesn't mind.

Can you stay with Mr. McLean
while Detective McLean and I

go talk to somebody?

I guess it's okay.

Alright!

Thanks.

Just this way.

We shouldn't
be too long.

No problem.

I can't believe how much
bigger you've gotten since

the last time I saw you.

I'm hungry.
Are you hungry?

I'm not hungry.

Detective McLean and
I ate on our date.

Your date?
Is she your girlfriend?

Yeah, that too.
What would you like to eat?

Pizza and ice cream!

Pizza and ice cream?

That's, umm... yeah,
let's see what we can do.

Come on.

[Party music playing]

What are you doing?

One of the girls who came
with Chris is a little sick.

How little?

Throwing up in
the bathroom.

It's okay; I'll
take care of it.

I don't know what's going on,
we need to get rid of them

before Mom and Dad
come home.

I know, okay?
You freaking out doesn't help.

Excuse me?

I need a couple of glasses.

Why?

What's going on?
Hey, back off.

And if I say no?

Get away from her, now.

Okay, little man.
Well played.

Are you guys drinking?

All night long.

Why do you think
I need glasses?

Do you want some?

No.

That's too bad.

I meant no,
nobody's doing that.

Mr. Brandt nearly
ruptured his esophagus,

but his airflow is just
about back to normal.

Can we talk to him?

Not any time soon.

He'll be unconscious until
at least the morning.

We'll need to keep a uniform
at his door in case --

Hey! Are you the idiot cops
that put Paul Brandt in jail?

My brother's nearly
dead because of you!

You need to calm down...

Why wasn't
anyone watching him?

You should've known he'd
try something like this.

We understand you're upset.

But your brother didn't
present as a suicide risk.

Of course he was at risk!

They almost killed him
last time he was in prison.

Stabbed him just
for being stupid.

What'd you think was going
to happen if he goes back?

I hold you
responsible --

Careful.
Just have a seat.

It's not right.
Just not right.

He shouldn't
have been alone.

Helping my
brother was my job.

Has been for years.

Let me see your hands!
Out of the car slowly!

Ahh, sweet hell!

It's him?

I couldn't
get him to stop.

Bad choice after bad choice,
I tried to steer him back.

Get him back on his feet,

start him on a
better path, y'know?

I do.

But every time, he just
got deeper and deeper.

Pulled me down with him,
until I had to--

Take a stand?

Uhh, Alison,
you gotta believe me!

Put your hands on your head.

This was not my plan.

Put your hands on your head!

Allison, I can explain--

Put your hands
on your head now!

You don't wanna hear
what I have to say?

I've heard it.
It's not your fault,

these aren't your friends,
that's not your money.

Sure, let's go with that.

Timothy Alexander Olson, you
have the right to remain silent.

Anything you sau can
and will be used against y--

Anything you say can
and will be used against you

in a court of law.

You have the right
to an attorney,

If you cannot afford one,
one will be chosen for you.

I know it's hard, but sometimes
it's the only thing

that can save them.

What happened to my
brother is my fault.

It's up to me
to make it right.

Is this why there's a girl
puking in our guest bathroom?

She's not puking anymore,
she's resting.

I don't know what anybody's
trying to prove here,

but we're done. Cameron,
your friends need to leave.

Ignore my cousin.

These are the ones that grew
up on the side of the family

that don't know
how to have fun.

Yeah, look at her.

She doesn't even
know how to smile.

I'm not even sure
we're related.

That's it, I'm calling Mom.

No!

My cousins don't know me
as well as they think they do.

I'm all for having a good time.
But not here and now, okay?

So why don't you take your
bottle and your friends and go,

before my parents come home?

I like the way your lip
quivered when you said that.

Actually, I have no
problem with leaving.

Soon as the hottest girl in
this room finishes this glass.

If that's what it takes...

Not you, I meant her.

You drink, we leave.

You want me
to drink this?

Bad luck to leave
before the bottle's empty.

Rachel, don't even think --

And then you'll leave?

That's what I said.

Fine.

Whoa! Rachel!

Maybe we are related.

Guess I don't know you as
well as I thought I did.

Okay Chris, I did my thing,
now you do yours.

The bar is closed.
Everyone out.

All right.
A deal's a deal.

You heard her!
Let's go guys.

Good seeing you, dude.

Yeah, nice seeing you.

We'll chill again soon okay?
And bring your cousin.

She's fun.

Dr. Kravitz, you have a
visitor in the main lobby.

Dr. Kravitz, a visitor
in the main lobby.

Looks like they hit it off,
I hate to disturb them.

I can carry mine to the car,
good luck with yours.

Our evening didn't turn
out exactly like we'd hoped.

I've had worse dates that
ended up at worse hospitals.

Let's just try
again soon, okay?

This date can end the way
dates are supposed to end.

We have a bedroom in that house
over there, we can use it.

I bet you say that
to all your husbands.

Hi! How was your date?

It was really nice.

Is there a reason someone
decided to clean

while we were gone?

Oh, um, we just wanted
to show you that,

if you left us alone, the
house would look better when

you came back
than when you left.

I want to believe that,
but I don't.

My friend
Chris came by.

Chris? The one with the
attitude from the other day?

Yeah. My best friend
from my old school.

He thought he could
stop by and surprise me.

It was absolutely
no big deal.

Except for the fact
that we said no visitors.

They didn't stay long.

They?

He had some
friends with him.

It was fine. We told them
about the school night rule,

and they left.

Chris is a good guy.
He got it.

I appreciate your honesty.

So, you drinking
coffee, Rachel?

Um, yeah, I... I have a
calc quiz tomorrow,

and I need another hour or
two to nail the information.

How's everybody
else doing?

I'm actually done
with my homework,

so I'm going to bed.
Good night!

Glad you had fun.

Good night.

Okay, good night.

Why do I get the feeling we're
not being told the truth?

I believe some kid
named Chris came by.

But yeah, they are
definitely hiding something.

Behind a united front.

God help us.
Where are you going?

If they were up to what
I think they were up to,

they've covered their tracks.

Here's how it
works at the station.

I ask someone tell me
their version of events.

Say my friend Chris came by,
but nothing happened, and then

I try to match what they've
said with the evidence I find.

Like a house that's been
cleaned for no reason,

Rachel drinking
coffee at bed time,

and an empty bottle of whiskey
I found in our trash bag,

but thrown in the Williams' bin.
Anybody have anything to offer?

Okay, I'm going to tell you
how it works in this house.

People make bad choices,
we understand that.

But we tell the truth
about those choices,

because we tell the
truth about everything.

We're not going to pretend
you're not hiding something,

and you're not going
to pretend we're stupid.

So, what happened?

I didn't do anything.

Yeah, but they
were your friends.

Who came by when they
weren't supposed to.

Whose bottle was it?

Mom, Dad, we always respect
the rules of this house.

Normally, that would
be music to my ears.

But when you use it to
grandstand, we're done here.

Without an explanation?

If they want to lie together,
they can be grounded together.

What?!

How is that fair?

Truth and fairness
go hand in hand.

Don't get one if you
don't give the other.

A fact that you
can contemplate,

while cleaning the
attic this Saturday.

Cancel your plans for
the next several Saturdays,

because there's plenty
to do after the attic.

This must be the warm,
loving environment,

everyone told me I
was missing out on.

Everybody to bed.

Do you have
something to say, Rachel?

Good night.

Morning. Lieutenant said
we have a complication?

Yeah, Billy Brandt
came in this morning

and demanded we place
him under arrest.

For what?

For his little
brother's crime.

Okay, I admit it.

I thought I could fly under
the radar and I couldn't.

So you're claiming that you've
been moving hot electronics

out of that address
for six months?

Yes, that's my base and I
hire people I can trust

to handle deliveries.

Obviously, that part
of the plan needs work.

And Paul's part in this?

Didn't have one. I love my
little brother, but he's not

gonna make the
cover of Forbes.

Why was he at that address?

Is it against the law to hang
out at your brother's house?

And he ran from
us for exercise?

Have you seen Paul's
history with the police?

He'd run from a
crossing guard.

Doesn't mean he's guilty of
possession with intent to sell.

But you are?

Yes, ma'am.

And when we talk to drivers
and other individuals who ID

your brother as the guy they've
been doing business with?

They're just going to be
ID-ing a guy who looks like

me, who has the
same haircut as me,

who's sometimes
mistaken for me.

Almost as if we came
from the same parents.

You don't get to
just say, I did it.

There has to be some actual
evidence that you did it.

You mean like bank receipts
showing how I withdrew cash

every month to pay
the rent on my house?

Or how my prints are
all over that place?

Because you
visited your brother!

Or he visited me.

Look I know what
you're trying to do.

You're trying to
protect your brother.

But this isn't
the way to do it.

You arrested the
wrong guy, detectives,

and you need
to let him go.

I'm not gonna let my little
brother get punished because

neither of you can get
your facts straight.

We've got our facts straight.

They just don't match
your facts.

Let me sort it
out one more time.

I paid the rent,
I fit the description,

I'm the one
saying I did it.

That gives you evidence,
a witness and a confession.

I can't figure out why you
haven't already arrested me.

What kind of
detectives are you?

The ADA thinks the case
against Billy will hold.

Even though
he didn't do it?

There's enough to convince
a judge that he did.

He's covering for
his little brother.

You can prove
that in a court of law?

If Billy's story holds up
and he's willing to swear

to a confession, it just
might be the truth.

You need to let the
younger brother go.

Lieutenant--

We will keep an eye on
Paul and next time

he does something stupid,
we'll get him for that.

Yes, ma'am.

Anyone flashy enough to get a
motorcycle with ape hangers

is bound to slip up again.

How's my
little brother?

Paul's going to be discharged
from the hospital tonight.

And then he'll be released?

All the charges
will be dropped.

It's a shame you're not going to
be able to enjoy that motorcycle

you bought with all the profits
from your illegal activity.

Yeah. I'm going to miss that
feeling of the open road.

Except you didn't buy a
motorcycle, your brother did.

I talked to the owner of the
shop. Your brother paid cash,

and signed Paul
Brandt on the title.

I hope he enjoys the ride.

I'm the one who deserves
the time, detective.

I'm willing to do it.

When was the last time
this place was even cleaned?

Probably the last time
these two got in trouble.

So, never. I don't know why I
should have to do anything.

I wasn't the one downing
shots like my crazy cousin.

I was making the best of a bad
situation because your brother

brought his
druggie friends over.

I'd have invited your
friends, if you had any.

Guys, stop.
This is everyone's fault.

We were all there, that's
why we're all here.

Yeah, in this house
I never asked to live in.

But this is where you are
living, with our mom and dad.

Is it so hard to
just do what they say?

Guys look busy,
the inspection crew is here.

Wow... nice work.

It's amazing what a motivator
collective guilt can be.

It should look good, we've been
working for three hours.

Just three hours?
That's great.

Means you still have time
to wash the cars.

Now? But I was gonna --

Gonna wash the cars?

That means what you were
planning to do and what you're

going to do are the
same thing... imagine that.

Just a minute Rachel.
I want to talk to you.

I should help them --

Rachel.

It's an important part of my
job to be able to walk into

a room and know what
happened before I got there.

I know that's part
of being a detective.

I'm talking about
being a mom.

We raised you to be smart
and use good judgment.

So when you hide something
from us, I can only imagine

it's because you're ashamed
of the choice you made.

That you knew
it was wrong.

More importantly, we raised
you to tell the truth.

So why did
you lie to us?

I...

I love you.

I'm sorry mom,
that's the truth.

I know.

Is there anything else
you want to tell me?

Not right now.

Okay.

I suppose that wasn't
enough to get me out

of washing the cars?

No, but it was
still worth a lot.

Nice try.