All language subtitles for MacGyver - 209 - Silent World

Our subject is David
Crane. Is everything on schedule?

Yeah. He will arrive at
Charles de Gaulle in 20 minutes.

He requested to go shopping.

- Shopping? For weapons?
- We don't know.

Our men will accompany him
and then bring him here.

David Crane.
Last assessment, gentlemen.

Is he capable of meeting our needs?

Yeah. Stealing a Moloch missile
from the U.S. military

without any traceable connection
to our organisation

is a major task indeed.

Sometimes I get
into some very bizarre situations,

even for me.

Stuffed dogs, plastic babies
and a mannequin father.

A weird population
for a very typical town.

All of which makes a perfect target
to test the Moloch missile.

The simulation's good.

Patterns are realistic.
It's a good job, Pete.

Thanks. How's the clearance?

I'II tell you, that's not a Iot of room
for me to guide a missile through

without hitting anything
but that target.

If you have any doubts...

We developed this guidance system,
we tested it.

Don't you think it's about time
we trusted it?

It will require a first-rate operation.

Superior skills,
both in organisation and execution.

His qualifications do seem excellent.

They meet virtually
every requirement we have.

I agree, but I am worried
about his attitude.

Too cavalier and strange,
very strange.

We are in a strange business.

The man is an international thief,

never caught, convicted
or even suspected.

It is rumoured that
he is the moving force

behind that munitions theft
in Cairo last month.

Good. Send him in.

Crane has arrived.

How are you?
Nice of you fellas to invite me over.

You come well recommended,
Mr. Crane.

Former CIA agent,
trained in all aspects of espionage.

You also indicate training
with the Panthers.

Was that
the BIack Panther radicals?

No, the Littleton Panthers.

State champs, '65, ten and 0.

Football.

I was a quarterback.
I had the best arm in the Ieague.

We had a great backfield.
I've got them with me now.

I've got a good game plan for you.

This is not a game.

The Moloch missile is top-secret.

Only when it's all together.

Its parts are scattered
in various points all over the country.

And in pieces,
they think it's harmless.

But your Army relies
on precise paperwork and procedures.

Then we'II use the red tape
against them.

Test series one. Project Earache.
Prepare for vehicle Iaunch.

Guidance system activated.

All personnel.
Clear the area. Prepare to launch.

We're gonna aim and control
a missile

by translating human speech
into electronic code

so I can talk it through
the centre of town here

without busting up anything.
Or anybody.

If we're Iucky.

That man has no sense
of military discipline whatsoever.

Abel, cool down.

MacGyver, are you aware
that your comments

are being entered
into a permanent project archive?

Ooh. Well, then we better
get cracking, eh, general?

Civilian.

Paris is a great city.

You can buy anything here.

I got this transmitter
at a Iittle shop in the Latin Quarter.

Found this circuit board
in the Champs �Iys�es.

And a Iittle shop on the Left Bank
carries these batteries.

AII harmless.

Would you set a chair up over there
where we can all see it?

Indulge me, gentlemen.

I'm going to give you
a Iittle demonstration.

Unrelated items,
and each one innocuous in itself.

That's how bureaucrats
tend to view component parts,

even when they are combined
to create something substantial.

Now, then.

Harmless Iittle pieces.

But you put them all together,
and there's a certain je ne sais quoi.

I also arranged
to have my people stop here earlier.

They fixed the chair.

And you may have noticed
that I didn't touch anything.

We are all impressed, Mr. Crane.

But how do we know
we can trust you?

The same way that you know there
are no surprises under your chairs.

That's right. You don't know.

Let's keep it that way.

There are the coordinates
to a Iake in Southern California.

A rendezvous, mes amis.

Get a seaplane, be on time,
bring cash.

We will be on time,

and our plane will make one pass
over your rendezvous Iake.

If you are not there,
don't make plans to grow older.

Hey, you're in the best hands
of the class of '65.

Relax.

Commence Iaunch.

Commencing countdown.

Nineteen, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14,

Telemetry systems on.
- 13, 12, 11,

Tracking mode.
- ten, nine, eight, seven,

Guidance system activated.
- six, five, four, three, two, one.

Fire.

On control mode. To me, to me.

West, 16 degrees, 15 meters.

East, 10 degrees, 5 meters.

West, 2 meters.

Lock on target...

...now.

Come on, baby. Thread that needle.

AII right! Right on target!
That's great!

Nice shot, huh?
- Congratulations, that was amazing.

- Amazing.
- Well, what's really amazing

is how well these translation circuits
work for our project.

Okay, the component is in.

What is that?

This?

It's a gadget for...

Um...

Carrie?

Carrie, how do you say
"electronic translation device"?

You know I can't hear you, Mac.
I've gotta see your Iips to read them.

Forgot.
"EIectronic translation device."

Wait a minute. EIectronic...

What? What'd I sign?

- What's so funny?
- You don't wanna know.

It's not that bad, Mac. The kids
just think you have a weird accent.

Who, me?

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Get out of the way!

Carrie?

Carrie? Pete's calling us.

We're ready.

Don't jump around.
Just watch, okay?

Ready, Maria?

- Is she a Iittle nervous?
- She's terrified.

Tight as a knot.

Maria's completely deaf, since birth.

She's afraid of what
she's never known.

Yeah, who wouldn't be?

Maria, do you trust me?

I don't blame you.

AII right, then, I won't turn it on.
You will.

We start with the headset.

You can do it or not.
It's up to you.

That's terrific.

This is just another way of hearing.

It converts sound
into electronic pulses,

so it's the right
kind of sound for you.

This is the sound of a spring rain
in a forest and birds singing.

So whenever you're ready...

...push this button.

I can't imagine what it would be Iike,

- hearing for the first time.
- Yeah.

"I feel it. It tickles."

- What's the problem?
- We have a report

of a missing military vehicle. Can I see
your Iicense and registration?

And I'd Iike to see
your travel orders, soldier.

Be sure all the paperwork
checks out.

We'II also take a Iook
at your vehicle number,

see if it matches up to our report.

- You wanna call this in?
- This isn't stolen. I'm on assignment.

Well, then your papers will
prove that out, won't they, soldier?

Just give us some
cooperation, and we'II be on our way.

Yeah, it Iooks okay.
Welcome to South Carolina.

Drive carefully now.

Have a nice day.

- Piece of cake.
- Yeah, but it's only the first slice.

And nobody's gonna
even know it's gone.

Just keep those ideas coming, buddy.
We'II follow all the way to the bank.

Well, we're not rich yet.

We've still got 4,000 miles to go
in the next two days.

Drink that.

Mac-

Whatever is bothering you
can wait two seconds.

Take a sip.

- Better?
- Better.

Okay, so, what's bothering you?

I had a dream about you.

- Oh, yeah?
- Not Iike that.

You were killed, and I was watching.

I mean, I've had nightmares,
but this was real.

- Carrie-
- I know how crazy it sounds.

But I had to tell you.

I Iearned something a Iong time ago:

Never Iaugh at what you don't know.

- It was so weird.
- So tell me about the dream.

You were almost hit
by a Iightning bolt.

And then you and I were being chased
by this Moorish warrior...

...past a steel skeleton...

...and then you were hit
by this old car

that came at us
right out of the lake,

and you were killed.

And what does this
all sound Iike but crazy?

No. No, not crazy.

Dreams come from what we've seen
or what we've done.

They're a way we have
of piecing things together.

I've had this same dream three times.
I can't get rid of it.

Well, I've kind of been pestering you
to test that hearing device.

- Maybe that's tied into it.
- Maybe I'm just wasting your time.

Lightning in the middle
of a sunny day?

Let's just forget it.

Carrie...

...this is talk.

So is this.

Dreams are just another way
of talking.

I know, but it scared me.

That's because we don't
understand it yet.

The Foundation's doing some
sleep research.

I have some experts
I'd Iike you to talk to.

No, that's okay.

I think I just needed a friend
to talk to. Thanks.

You gentlemen can tell
your constituents that this exhibit

was set up with
their hard-earned tax dollars.

We're presenting the missile
shown here in its actual size.

This display contains a replica
designed by the Phoenix Foundation.

We call it the Moloch missile.

Now, naturally, this model Iacks
a warhead and an arming system,

but the propulsion package
is absolutely authentic.

And in all other aspects,
gentlemen,

you are Iooking at a genuine,
state-of-the-art weapon.

The design has been modified-

What's going on?
SIipped off the dolly.

That was one of the exhibits.

Oh, man, I'm real sorry. Really.

Thing's a mess now.

Let me see if I can find something
to clean it up.

- I'II be right back.
- You do that.

Fortunately, nothing
important was damaged.

We'II have this squared away
immediately.

Come on, hurry it up.
And be careful.

Yeah, it's a big piece
of $10 million.

- What's next?
- On to California

and the guidance system.

It's in a think tank
called the Phoenix Foundation.

I was there a month ago.
Nice people.

What about security?
Soft.

But that's okay
because tomorrow's our Iast day.

Six months of planning,
three slices cut,

and we are 25 hours
and eight minutes from gold.

Whoo.

So how do you Iike
Indian food, Pete?

I'II tell you the truth, MacGyver.
I don't know.

My taste buds burned out
after the second bite.

Pete?

Look, MacGyver, I can't spend
the Foundation's money

on a series of tests
just because Carrie had a nightmare.

Besides, I've never been a big believer
in the dream-research project anyway.

Pete, you got no curiosity.

Carrie's dream was really intense.

And I just know those researchers
would Iove to have another subject.

And they might be able to help her out
with some pretty heavy anxiety.

AII right, maybe. Okay?

I'II talk to the project people
and see what they say.

- As Iong as you say yes.
- I'm not saying that I-

Pete!

Hey, are you guys all right?

Yeah, we're okay.
I'm really sorry.

Pete?

The Iightning bolt?
First part of Carrie's dream?

Now, that is a coincidence.
That's a coincidence.

Maybe! But doesn't it make you
the Ieast bit curious? Just a Iittle bit?

AII right, we'II run the tests.

I mean, the dream did start
with a Iightning bolt...

...and it ended up with you dead.

Yeah.

This must seem
strange to you, huh?

Don't worry, MacGyver.

There's absolutely
no medical risk to Carrie.

This will just take a moment.

Carrie, we want to thank you
for showing up on such short notice.

After you almost got hit
by a Iightning bolt?

Well, it was on a truck.

I mean, there could be
other explanations.

I hope this is the way to find out.

The sedative will begin
having an effect very quickly.

You'II go into a relaxed,
drowsy state.

So you just tell us the dream,
actually visualise it,

and we'II compare your brain waves
with a normal pattern.

- What will that prove?
Perhaps nothing.

But there has been
considerable research in this area.

- Patterns have been identified.
- You're making this sound so real.

Well, it is actually. You see,
your brain is a kind of computer.

Everything you've ever seen
or read or felt

is all Iocked up there somewhere.

The problem is retrieval.
Your memory.

You think I'm remembering
something.

Or a few somethings.

The experts tell us that we put
these things into patterns, Carrie,

sometimes a dream pattern.

Like a map, showing us the way
to something real.

You ready to show us the way?

Just try to remember how
the dream began. Your first image.

We're already getting a base pattern.

She's entering
a highly receptive state.

Carrie.

Think back.

Tell us what was in your dream.

You and me,
we were running through a forest.

And then Iightning struck.

It was as if something
was chasing us.

And I then I saw some kind
of a Moorish warrior, I guess.

No, older.

I mean, from the past.

We jumped into a grave.

There was a steel skeleton in it.

There was a shot.

Someone was shooting at us.

I don't know why.

Look at the pattern.
Nothing Iike standard dream waves.

Much more intense.

The car out of the lake.

I saw the driver.
He was coming after us.

He hit you!

It's all right. I'm here.

I'm all right. I'm all right.

Carrie, can you tell us
what you just saw?

MacGyver. Killed.

Killed. A car hit you.

You had quite an intense reaction,
Carrie. Right off the scale.

It wasn't Iike any dream
I've ever had.

It was Iike a memory.
A terribly painful, real memory.

No more tests today.

Sorry, Carrie,
we've put you through a ringer.

But I want to know.
What in God's name is happening?

You and MacGyver
are very close in your dream.

When did you first meet?

The first test
on the hearing-translation device.

Yeah, at the test site,
about a month ago.

Maybe you saw something out there
that came back up in your dream.

That's all a dream is.

The residue of the day's events.
Changed.

Rewritten in a different order
sometimes, but there.

We're doing guidance-system tests
there all week.

Why doesn't Carrie go back out
and Iook around?

Maybe something
would jolt her memory.

- You're getting curious, Pete.
- Yes, I am.

And worried.

Carrie?

AII right, check your badges.

They real?
Better believe it.

They're getting us a pass
to the Iast piece of this missile.

Hi, how are you doing?
Good. How are you?

Identification?
- Sure.

Okay, go ahead.

Thank you.

The dream could've been keyed
around a structure or a person.

- Does anything Iook familiar?
- Exactly the same.

But there weren't
so many technicians.

Carrie, the basic setup
is still the same.

Do you wanna walk around and
see if anything jogs your memory?

Miss Linden, it's a pleasure.

I understand that our system

is going to be a great help
to the deaf community.

Frankly, general, I thought it
was our hearing system

that was going to help
your weapon.

Carrie, would you Iike to start?

What do you say
we start at the test site?

Gentlemen, I brought you
a new schematic.

Here, help me here, would you,
a second? Just pull it out.

Hold that end.

Dr. BIake up at headquarters
wants you to take a Iook at it.

Said there might be
some problems with it,

especially in this area here.

See the interlinked selection?

One here, and one right in here.

When you're done with it, he wants
you to write up an opinion report

- on any problems you may see.
I'm sorry, I just don't-

That's him! From my dream!

That's the man who killed you!

Behind the shed!

Shoot the tires!

Drive!

Mac!

Don't stop. Keep driving.
- What about Brown?

He's dead.

Go!

- You all right?
- Yeah.

He's dead.

So is our radio. And all the vehicles
are out of commission.

You recognised that guy, Carrie.

Yes, but why was he in my dream?

It makes no sense.
Why steal just a guidance system?

It's state-of-the-art. It's classified.

Damn it, Pete, it is going to be
my career in the shredder.

I have Iost a key part
to a top-secret missile.

I think you Iost more
than just one part.

This is junk. It's pieced together
to Iook Iike one of our devices.

- But why do that?
- So we wouldn't miss it.

I think they were trying
to make a quiet switch

when Carrie spotted them.

But they didn't get the rest
of the missile.

- Maybe they already got it.
- We're not short any missiles.

No missiles. What about parts,
Iike this is a part?

I still don't get it.

I think they're trying to steal
a Moloch missile piece by piece

from different places
and covering their tracks.

- That's impossible.
- No. No, it isn't.

In fact, they would've gotten away
with this without a trace,

- if Carrie hadn't blown it for them.
It's a great idea.

No fuss, no muss,
no tracks for a Iong time.

Put all the pieces together,
you got yourself a missile.

I'II start tracing every warehouse,
supply Iine and facility that we've got.

Your dream gave us the connection.
And the man.

Maybe I saw him
out at the test site before.

Yeah, it's possible. So why don't
we keep working on your dream?

See what else we can dig up, huh?

Now, was the Iake round?

No, it was more of an oval shape.

Well, why don't I start drawing it.

The shoreline of the Iake
was more irregular.

There was a Iittle inlet.

With a bite out of one end.

Yeah.

It's kind of weird, Iooking at a dream.

And that's what it Iooks Iike,
if it's real.

It's time to find out.

I'm patched into
the Phoenix mainframe,

into a topographical
search program.

It'II match your graphic of the Iake

against about, oh, 20,000
map sections in California.

It's checking for size,
shape, contour-

What if it isn't in California?

Then we got a problem.

My God. It's real.

I really do know this place.

I remember...

Yes, I've been here.

Hiking. And I must have remembered it
and put it in my dream.

What about those guys
at the test site?

Do you remember seeing them
out here any time?

You see a Iot of people
when you're hiking.

When you can't hear, Mac,
you compensate.

- I Iook at everything.
- What about a man on a horse?

Or that...
What was it, the antique car?

I don't think so.
And what about the rest of it?

A steel skeleton,
a car driving on water?

Yeah, well, it's in dream code,
Carrie, but it's based in reality.

So you wanna show me
where this dream started?

I don't know.

But those trees...

There was a shot, gunfire,

and we were running
in that direction.

- What's that?
- I don't know. Let's see.

Looks Iike a mirror.

Off a car.

Or what's Ieft of a car.

Look, the skeleton face!

This must have been what I saw.
A metal skeleton in sort of a grave.

Hi. Hope I didn't scare you.

Moorish warrior. Right.

- Pardon?
- Nothing.

We were just wondering
if you might have seen

a big antique car
driving around here.

Around here?
There aren't any roads.

I exercise my horses here every day.
I sure would've noticed.

I must have seen you riding.

Up toward the north shore.
Did you ever see any cars up there?

No, just some junk machinery.

I saw some men hanging around
up there, but nobody Iives there.

Same damn girl that was at the test
site, the one who recognised you.

And the guy who jumped Brown.

Run them toward the water.
I want that girl.

This can't be happening.
It is, and it's no dream.

MacGyver.

MacGyver!

- What happened?
- After you got hit with that hovercraft,

they took off across the Iake
with your girl.

Where's the nearest phone?

In town, about five or six miles.

Okay, Iisten, my name's MacGyver,
and I need a favour from you.

Go call Pete Thornton
at the Phoenix Foundation.

Tell him what happened
and that I went after the girl.

Pete Thornton, Phoenix Foundation.

- Go, please. Thank you!
- Gotcha.

Mac was right. They ran scams
all across the country,

picking up parts in different states.

And we know where
they got the guidance system.

I am going to end up commanding
a penguin watch in Iower Antarctica.

AII right.

Arming, guidance, propulsion.

But how the hell do you steal
a missile body without being noticed?

Simple, you don't. You buy it.

No. No, no, even those casings
are highly restricted.

Yes, they are. So these people used
a forged purchase authorisation

to buy one troop carrier,
two $600 toilet seats

and one missile body from
the General Armament Corporation.

They got the whole package.

Yeah. And apparently
they're Americans.

Local boys, in it for the money.
They're gonna wanna unload fast.

- There's a world full of buyers.
- So we don't have much time.

Hurry it up. We're running Iate,
and the buyer's on his way.

Be careful with that section.

It's the Iast part for the missile.

Did you find anything in her wallet?

Yeah, her name's Carrie Linden.

She's a teacher for the deaf.

AII right, Carrie.

How the hell did you recognise me
at the Phoenix test site,

and does anybody else
know about us?

Dave, why don't we just take
the missile and get moving?

To where? The buyer's rendezvous?

I wanna find out if they're on to us
before we move anywhere.

She's gonna tell us.

Aren't you,

Carrie Linden?

- No.
- No!

Now, Iook!

Maybe you can't hear,
but you can talk.

And you will. Believe me, you will.

- Crane is CIA?
- Was. They threw him out.

And the man he killed
out at the site, Peter Brown,

worked for General Armament
as a security guard.

Thornton.

MacGyver?

Where is he?

Yeah.

Braden Lake.

Thirty miles north. Got it.

The only way I'd find
Carrie was to locate that hovercraft.

It had to have landed
somewhere along this shoreline.

The problem was finding where.

Careful with that. It's delicate.

Are you sure she was with the same
guy we saw at the Phoenix test site?

I'm sure. He was the one
that tackled Brown.

So now he shows up here.
That's no coincidence.

Does the man you're with
work for the Phoenix Foundation

or military intelligence?

- I told you-
- Yes, I know.

He's your friend. I've heard.

Go get the hovercraft ready.

The buyer will be here
in a half an hour.

- Grab the Iid, Throne.
- Move it!

Yes, sir, Dave!

Little touchy?

Look, the buyer is gonna fly
over the Iake.

One pass, 7:00 sharp.

If we're not there,
he keeps on flying.

And we're out six months' work
and $10 million.

Sheriff, MacGyver and the thieves
are at Braden Lake.

It's right in your back yard.

- Good. Thank you.
- We'II have choppers in the air

- right away. Full search.
- Right.

Throne!

Shh.

Be quiet.

Throne!

Sorry about this.

Ow!

Why do I do that?

What's he doing out there?

He's gotta be getting
the reserve fuel.

What are you gonna do with her?

Find out if anybody else is on to us,
if anybody's watching the pickup point.

If there's not, if it's just her, then
there's no problem. We just kill her.

It's all right. She's deaf.
She can't hear me.

I still don't Iike it.

Well, we gotta be practical.
Give me a hand with this.

As soon as we get our money,
I wanna be ready to Ieave.

So where we gonna hold the party?

Name it. Paris, London,
wherever. It's gonna be first-class.

Now, playtime's over.

- AII right. I'II tell you.
- Smart move.

- Well?
- It's complicated.

I had a dream.

The hovercraft
could make a perfect diversion

if I could start it from a distance.

All I needed was a timing device.

What I had was
a bunch of plastic trash bags.

And three different kinds
of fishing line.

Not too promising.

But with a little bit of imagination...

... anything was possible.

I must have seen you out
at the Phoenix test site Iast month.

When you were casing the place.

There must have been 50 people
out there.

- How did you remember me?
- I think I saw you again here.

Just put the two memories
together into my dream,

saw you driving that thing,

hitting MacGyver...

The Egyptians invented
the water clock.

It's not a bad idea
if you needed a timer.

And I did.

A couple of good things
about a water clock:

One, a bag of water's real cheap.

And two,

it's easy to build a balance beam.

The thing I was balancing was time.

I needed to start the engine
when I was 50 yards away

and five minutes into the future.

So by creating an imbalance,

one side of the beam
would lighten up.

And the other side
would pull the starter switch.

I hoped.

And that's how I recognised you.

From the dream.

Well, I'm not a dream.

Now, what's this about
the Phoenix Foundation and the Army?

I have a very real missile of theirs.

What do they know,
and what did you tell them?

Let's go over this again, Carrie.

And remember, this is real.

Crane and company
were still in place.

If my water clock worked,
they'd come out in a hurry,

so I had to figure a way
to handle them.

A guy hook and a rope
made for a good beginning.

AII they have are pieces of a dream.

They did some testing. That's it.

Well, then we're about through
with you.

Where the hell is Throne?

When I was a kid,
my grandfather taught me

an important thing
about snaring wild game:

They have a great sense of smell,

they can run fast,

but they usually don't look down
to see where they're stepping.

I was counting on these guys
to act the same way

when the water clock
stopped ticking.

Throne just started the engine.

I bet you he saw the buyer
coming in early.

Throne!

Gorman?

He's okay. He's just dreaming.

Just hold it right there! Don't move!

Shouldn't you take this?

Don't drop it.

Okay, I won't.

Now all we have to do
is wait for Pete.

Good timing.

Hello.

- You all right?
- Just daydreaming.

Yeah? No Iightning bolts
or Moorish warriors? I'm okay?

- Oh, you were fine.
- Good.

You know,
we may never figure it out,

but it's a Iittle strange how all
the pieces of your dream fit together.

Not all. I was wrong
about you dying.

Thank goodness
we all make mistakes.

Well, sorry I'm Iate.

I think you'II both be happy to hear
that the missile has been recovered.

And the three goons that took it

are very busy right now
pointing the finger at each other.

- That's great. What about the buyer?
- He was putting his plane on the Iake

when the choppers came in,
so they grabbed him.

- Good.
- But best of all,

I got the Foundation
to cough up another $50,000

to continue funding this project.

- That's terrific, Pete.
- Wonderful.

What?

- What's going on?
- I think someone

wants to tell you something.
Go ahead, hon.

Thank you, MacGyver.

You're welcome.