All language subtitles for Baywatch s10e11 Bent.eng

Kekoa,
would you do me a favor?

Will you please remind JD
I won't be at work-out this morning?

Okay. What's up? What's going on?

Our friendly neighborhood Coastie?

-Nick want me to meet his friends.
-Well, that's a good sign.

Well, I'm scared about this relationship.

Scared?
Allie, you've got the pick of the litter.

He's handsome, he's funny...

very athletic.

I think the only thing you need
to be scared about is he'll get away.

It's just that,
it's going so fast.

Oh, come on.
That's not what's goin' on here.

That's not why you're scared.

Nick wants a commitment.

Commitment? Whoa.

That's is pretty fast.
I mean, you guys only met two weeks ago.

I know.
He's just so, just so sure about us.

He's so certain
that this is the right thing to do.

That we are right for each other.

I mean, there is absolutely no doubt
in his mind that we belong together.

Every time I bring up a problem,

like the fact that he's in the Coast Guard
and could get transferred,

-he just comes up with an answer.
-Like?

He'll say, as long as we know
that we have each other,

then that's, that's all that matters.

It's not the time apart,
it's the time together that counts.

And the more he talks,
the more certain he sounds,

the more frightened... I become.

Allie, he's a good guy.

I know. I know. He's the best.
And we have so much in common.

Like how we want to live
and what's important in our lives...

-Mhm.
-And he's got such a great heart.

Well, it sounds
like you're talking yourself into it.

It does, doesn't it?

-Yep.

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Alright, here we are.

Ah! This is beautiful.

Oh, my God, look!

Ah ha! My friends have arrived.

Here.

They come here every morning to sleep.
I just come to tuck them in.

Come on. I'll introduce you to them.

Ah! Oh, look.

There's another one of your mates.

They are so amazing.
I have never seen anything like it.

You know something
about the Spinner dolphin?

They have no leader. No Alpha.

Every member of the group is equal.

When they move,
they move together, always together.

To feed. To sleep.

Hey... total commitment.

-Trust. A perfect team.

-Come on. Let's take a look at them.

See. There they are.
That's why it's called Dolphin's Cove.

Oh, my God! It's incredible
how beautiful they are. Amazing.

Ha! Oh, my God.
I thought he was going to kiss me.

Okay, that's it. My friends approve.

I am glad.

It's gonna crash.

-Oh!
-Oh, my God!

Help, help!

Help, please!

Waimanalo Central,
we are on route to Queen's Hospital

with three priority patients.

Ah, thank God
no one was seriously hurt.

They're lucky we were here.

Ever wonder how things like this happen?

Ah, you mean, we're out here

on this deserted stretch of beach
when a plane crashes?

Exactly.

What are the chances?

It doesn't happen.

Most of the time
there's no one around to help 'em.

True.

But, this time we were here.
That's the exception.

Almost like it was fate.

It's something.

Maybe fate.

I don't know.

You are really good
at what you do, you know.

Thank you.

I don't think I could love a man
who wasn't good at what he did.

I'll remember that.

Let's stay here.

Ah, your team's waiting.

You know what we're doing, now?

Smoochin'?

Taking a chance.

Serious?

I am.

Let's stay here.

Can't.

Team's waiting.

Alright. Alright.

Everything's looking good.

We'll just make a little turn
and head back.

Oh, wait. Can't we stay
a little while longer? It's so beautiful.

Naw, this is just a test.

Let's go back up. Make sure everything
checks out okay, Mhm?

Okay.

- Well, what happened?
- All the doubts went away.

Just like that?

Just like that. There we were,
out watching Spinner Dolphins

and I suddenly realized
what am I thinking about.

He is the most wonderful man
I've ever met.

-Mhm.
-I was so worried about what I might lose.

And I suddenly realized
just how much I had to gain.

Ah, this is so awesome.

Kekoa, I have never felt like this before.

And you know what else I realized?

What? I can't wait to hear this.

Well, I was so scared
because I never thought

I would end up
with someone like him.

Mhm, well, I think
that's what we're all afraid of...

finding the right guy

or find him and lose him.

Well, if I found him, you will too.

I hope so.

Okay,
heading the experimental submersible back

to the harbor. Depth at 75 feet.

Air supply stable.

Hey, ah, I can't control it!

The ballast's off.

We're going down.
Brace yourself.

Hang onto something.

- Oh, my God! It's rolling over!

-Oh!

-No, no, I think everything's gone dead.
-Well... Go back to the surface.

I ya... I can't.

We'll get some help. Ah!

Mayday, Mayday.

This is Experimental Submersible
Four-Zero-Four.

-Can you read me? Over.

- Mayday, Mayday.

This is Experimental
Submersible Four-Zero-Four.

-Do you read me? Over!

Mayday, Mayday.
This is Experimental...

-I can't make it out.

-Mayday signal.
-There's so much static.

Hey. What is it?

A Mayday signal.

Baywatch Hawaii,
this is Group Honolulu.

Roger, Group Honolulu,
this is Baywatch Hawaii.

We picked up an EPIRB alert
near your position.

Registered to an experimental submersible.

Yeah, we've been listening
to a faint, garbled transmission.

-Could be the sub.

Roger, Baywatch Hawaii.

Will dispatch, but would appreciate
your re-con. You are our nearest vessel.

Submersible is at 22 minutes,
30 seconds north,

114 degrees, 30 minutes, west.

-Roger that. We're on our way.

That's 200 feet of water.
Alright. We load the scuba.

Sure could use JD.

Hey, I'm qualified. I taught
mixed air before I became an AST.

Alright, pick out some gear. We'll do what
we can until the Coast Guard arrives.

Alright, we only have six mixed air tanks.

-That should be enough.
-If everything goes well.

Can you grab the regulators?

-I love you.
-What?

I love you for doing this.
Helping out with the team.

You have a way of making
a guy feel pretty good about himself.

Roger, Group Honolulu. This is
Baywatch Hawaii Scarab. We are on our way.

Group Honolulu, Cutter Kekuwee.
We've recovered a buoy on deck.

Proceeding to location
of downed submersible.

Mayday, Mayday.

This is experimental Submersible
Four-Zero-Four. Can anyone hear me?

- Grab the regulator.
- I got the tanks.

I got the weight belts.

-Wait, wait.

Can anyone hear anything?

Mayday, Mayday... cannot surface...

That's it. Okay, Allie's qualified. Jason?

Never done it.
Sure I can handle it.

No, sorry, not on this.

Not qualified either.
Not for that depth.

Okay, it's gonna be Allie, Nick and me.

Coast Guard Honolulu,
this is Baywatch Hawaii.

We are in position.
Divers in the water.

- Radio check. Allie?
- Loud and clear.

- Nick?
- I got you, Sean.

It's just a matter of time
'til they come for us.

How much time?

I don't know.

We only loaded enough air
for one hour.

That's all?

That's what you requested.

You thought it might upset our buoyancy.

Well, we don't have to worry
about that, now.

Okay.

How long have we been under?

I don't know.

Professor...

I'm not feeling so good.

I'm scared.

Sean, this is
Kekoa. Any sign of the submersible?

Can't see anything, yet.

Now continuing decent.

Depth reading,
one-seven-six and descending.

Roger that. We read you, Allie.

Okay. We go down. Let everyone know
that help is on its way.

Then right back up.

Three decompression stations
on the way back up.

First at 150 feet, then 100 feet.
Final decompression at 50 feet.

Roger that.
Allie, how's your mask?

It's fine.

Sean, how do you read me?

- Five by five.
-Same here.

The Coast Guard is sending a buoy tender
which has a winch and enough cable

to send up the sub to the surface.
They are about three-zero minutes away.

- Great.

-How's the gear working?
- It's wonderful.

There. There it is.
There's the submersible.

Right where it's supposed to be.

I'll check the outside
for any structural damage.

Kekoa. There are two people inside.

There are divers outside.

Ah, great.

Great.

Okay, let's just stay calm.

Professor...

I, I, I can't-get-a-breath.

It's the lack of oxygen in the air.

The more excited you get,

the quicker we use up what we've got.

Sean, over here. Take a look
at this. It's some kind of leak.

What is that?

Battery acid.

It could foul their air.
I'll make sure they don't panic.

The Professor's writing down
his answer now.

I'm running out of air.

Okay, people.

Their air is being contaminated.
We're going to have to hurry.

Sean. There's no escape hatch,
a least, not that I can find.

Minutes.

Kekoa. What's the Coast Guard ETA?

It's two-eight and counting.

Sean, c'mere. Take a look at this.

I'm on my way, Nick.

- You see what I see?
- Yeah.

It's another rupture
in the battery acid line.

Is leaking inside. It'll vaporize
and poison what's left of their air.

You alright?

Yeah.
Let, get this done.

Right.

We can jury-rig a coupler to this
external connector using a back-up

regulator, then split off a couple of the
tanks aNd feed O2 directly into the sub.

Turn around.
I'll disconnect a tank from each of you.

I should do this.

No. You should give me your tank
and go to the surface.

Sean, I know more
about this kind of thing than you.

I've spent more time at depth.
It's a simple process. A one-man job.

Will these tanks
provide enough O2

to keep them going 'til help arrives?

They should. Turn around.

How are you going
to do this without tools?

I have everything I need.

Nick, you jury-rig that tank.
I'll check inside.

Roger.

Professor...

I-can't-breath.

Try... to stay calm.

The more you move...

the more air you use.

We gotta hurry. They're
showing signs of oxygen deprivation.

Help us.

Please... help us.

You have to leave, or you
won't have enough air to decompress.

Okay, Allie, we've got
three decompression stops to make.

One minute for each
or we get the bends.

Damn! The connection
of the regulator broke.

This tank's useless.
I gotta start over, again.

I'll see ya on top, Allie.

Don't rush those decompression stages.
I don't want you getting' sick.

Okay. But you be careful.
Come up right after us.

- Don't worry, I will.
- On top.

On top.

Okay, Sean. I'm ready. Let's go.

Kekoa, Jason, this is Sean.
We're beginning our ascent, now.

Argh, hell!
The regulator connection slipped again.

Kekoa, Jason, we're approaching
the first decompression stop

at one-five-zero feet.

Roger that. We read you, Sean.

Nick, you gotta leave now.
Come up for your own decompression.

Nick, you've got to break off.

You have less than three minutes
of air necessary to decompress.

Nick, do you read me?

I'm securing
the second regulator, Sean.

I'll skip the second decompression stage.
I'll be fine--

Damn! Broke again.

Nick, this is Sean.

Get up and get up now.
You're way over the limit.

Nick, this is Allie.

Nick, you've got to do it.
Otherwise you'll get the bends.

Once we're on top,
we'll dive again with fresh air.

What happened?

The regulators on two tanks are
useless. I'm connecting tank number three.

You're running out of air.
Come up.

- I'm coming back down.
- No. You don't have enough air.

- Nick...
- I'm fine.

I'll have this connected up in a minute.

Baywatch Hawaii, Cutter Kekuwee,
ETA, on scene, ten minutes.

Roger, Group Honolulu.

Sean, the buoy tender's
ten minutes away and closing.

We're leaving 150, going to 100.
Nick, what's your situation?

I need a little longer.
This time it'll work.

Nick, you've got to start up now,

otherwise you won't have time
to decompress.

I'm almost done.
I've got it this time.

- Kekoa.
-Go for Kekoa.

Listen, and nobody panic on this,
but alert the Coast Guard Helo.

Tell them to prepare
for a decompression emergency.

Nick, what's happening?

Allie, I'm okay. Just a precaution.

Coast Guard Helo, this is Baywatch Hawaii.
Need immediate assistance.

Prepare for extract
of decompression victim. Over.

Roger. Baywatch Hawaii.
Will prepare for a litter hoist.

- Sean, we have to back him up.
- Allie, we can't help him.

Sean's right, Allie.
You can't help me.

Nick, what's the condition of the people
in the sub?

Hang on, Jason. I'll check.

They're holding on.
They'll be okay when I get 'em some air.

- We have to move up, now.
- Come on, Nick.

Hey, Al,
you remember that one dolphin?

Dolphin?

Yeah, you know.

Which dolphin?

The one that followed you
when you were on the paddle board.

What makes you think of that?

I don't know.
It just jumped into my mind.

It's how I'll always think of you.

Being followed by a dolphin.
Such a great image.

Hurry, Nick. Please.

Almost got it.

Coast Guard,

this is Baywatch Hawaii.
ETA to my position.

Baywatch Hawaii, this is
Coast Guard Rescue six-five-three-nine.

Zero-five minutes.

Nick, how you doing?

Nick, you have to come up.

On my way.

Nick. Please hurry.

I'm almost done.

Nick.

Nick, this is Jason.
You're way over-due. Get up here, now!

They're not gonna make it.

Nick, please come up, now.

I'm going to have to use
my primary regulator

to feed air into the sub,
then go straight to the surface.

Oh, my God, Nick, no, please, no.

Nick, that's no option.

You'll get bent.

Yeah, I know.
But I'm in good shape.

My body's never betrayed me.

Nick...

Don't worry. I'm indestructible

and I got a certificate
from the Coast Guard to prove it.

Nick, please,
for both our sake, please don't do this.

There, connected.
There, they got my air.

Sean, this is Kekoa.
What's happening down there?

My tank's on its way to Nick.

He's got it. He's got it!

Thanks, Sean.

Thank you.

Kekoa, what's the Coasties' ETA?

I can see them. They should be
with the victims in ten minutes.

They're not going to make it.
They need more air.

Nick, don't do
what I think you're going to do.

Nick, do you hear me?

Answer me, damn it! Nick!

Nick, start up.

Nick, you must come up.

Nick, Nick, please answer me.

I have to give these folks
every chance.

Sean's air might make the difference.

Nick, get up and get up now!

I'm free-diving to the surface.
Have the Coast Guard standing by.

It's all right. Breathe.

No!

Coast Guard Helo,
this is Baywatch Hawaii.

We've got a Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer
on emergency surface.

Require immediate transport
to decompression chamber.

Roger, Baywatch Hawaii.
We mark you and are closing on target.

Nick, stop! Here, take my tank!

- Nick! No, Allie, no!
- Nick!

No, Allie, we have to decompress!

Ah!

Hang on, Nick, I'm coming.

Closing on target.
Is the swimmer ready to go?

Roger, Sir, swimmer is ready
for free-fall deployment.

-Okay. You'll be alright, Nick.

Hold on.

We know it's Nick, but we gotta do this one like any other.

- Sean, let go!
- No!

Boomer's away.

Now on board Kekuwee.
Prepare for dive operation.

Boomer's at the man.

Litter's outside the door
and ready for lowering.

Litter is going down.

Board is right, ten.

- Sean, I've got to go to him.
- No, you have to wait, Allie.

You can't go up, yet.

Man is in the litter.
Connecting the straps.

Boomer has cable.

I have thumbs up.
Prepare to take the load.

Taking the load.

Sean, please, please,
I gotta be with him.

Kekuwee, this is Baywatch Hawaii.
I got swimmers in the water.

Divers are just about ready
for deployment.

Bringing litter into the cabin.
Stand by for divers entering the water.

Group Honolulu,
this is Coast Guard six-five-three-nine,

departing for the dive chamber.

Coast Guard Helo, Baywatch Hawaii.

Take extra care of him.
He's one of your own.

-Sean! I gotta go!
-No, no.

- I gotta go to him. Allie.
-Allie. Listen to me.

There's people down there
that still need our help.

Divers ready.

Divers in the water.

Standing by with the winch.

Attention Kekuwee. Net cable
and connector are nearly in place.

Stand by to raise on my command.

Roger, waiting your command.

Raise away.

The submersible is off the bottom.
Everything looks good.

Captain, we can report submersible
at the surface.

Very well.

Oh, thank God. We thought
we were going to die down there.

Now, where's that hero diver
I saw?

I wanna shake his hand.

- You okay?
-Yeah.

-Are you related?
-Ah, no. We're lifeguards.

-You were with him?
-Yes. How is he?

He came straight up from 200 feet.
He was down too long.

-What are you saying?
-I'm sorry.

But he's in the re-compression chamber.
We got him here right away.

Can I see him?

We usually don't allow visitors
at the re-compression chamber.

Well, can you please just make
an exception?

Do you want me to go with you?

Nick, it's Allie.

Nick,

you said your body wouldn't fail you.

Please be right.

You know,

I was thinking about the dolphins...

and how you said
they always move together.

And for so long now,

that's all I've wanted.

To belong to someone.

To be part of someone.

And, Nick, you are that person.

I want you to know how much I need you,

how much I admire you and respect you

and not just for what you did today
for those people,

but because I love you.

I love you with all of my heart.

Nick.

Nick, Nick!

Nick!

Nick!

Nick!

Hey.

It was a lovely service.

Yeah, it was.

How're you holding up?

I feel like my guts
have been ripped out.

I don't think there'll ever be enough time
for this wound to heal.

I have all these clich�s
running through my mind,

but the only thing I see is his face.

-Is he smiling?

What?

Nick... in the face you see,
is he smiling?

-Yes.
-Good.

How is that good?

Because you know
in your heart that he's at peace.

Allie, Nick died
and that is unbelievably sad,

but he died doing what he loved,
helping people.

And I know that doesn't make
the loss any easier,

but it's very important
that you remember that.

-I don't know what I'm going to do.
-Sure you do.

You'll cry. You'll, you'll be so broken,
you won't even be able to raise your head.

But tomorrow, or the day after that,
or the day after that

you'll wake up and you'll throw yourself
completely into your work.

The team. The training.
Saving people's lives.

Because that's
what people like us do, Allie.

-I'll never... forget him.
-No, you won't.

You'll never forget. It'll...

it'll never leave you.

But you will move on.

Sean, I am so sad.

Ah, I know you are, sweetheart.

Shh, shh, okay. Shh, shh...

Shh, it's okay, it's okay.

-Shh, shh, it's okay.

-Shh, shh, I know, I know...

How is Allie doing?

Oh, she alright.

I think anyone else
would be completely ripped apart.

You know Aussies,
they're a pretty tough breed.

Naw, she looks
like she's going through a lot of pain.

Sometimes you're tough
when you shouldn't be.

I know, but I'm afraid
she's just holding it all in.

She might just burst
and we'll all lose her.

Thanks.

Allie.

Hi, Mitch.

I wanted to offer my condolences.

Thank you.

Writing his folks?

I thought they should know how it
happened. What he was doing and why.

Allie, I want to ask your permission
for something.

What's that?

Well, there's a tradition
in Los Angeles when a lifeguard dies.

And there's a special kind
of memorial service.

-Ah, Nick was not a lifeguard.
-No, but he died being one.

The team would like to honor him.

But before we do,
I, I wanted to talk to you first.

It's fine with me.
Whatever you want is just fine.

We'd do it right here
at Hale'iwa, on the water.

Mitch...

thank you.

? Life goes on?

? But I never thought
I'd ever have to lose you?

? Staying strong?

? I'll buy myself
Something I'm not used to?

? Used to?

? Oh, but I know?

? For the rest of my life?

? You will carry me?

? Where the road might lead?

? And I know?

? From this heartache of mine?

? You're still close to me?

? And you'll always be?

? Oh, oh?

? Mhm?

? Mhm?

? I know?

? For the rest of my life?

? You will carry me?

? Where the road might lead?

? And I know?

? From this heartache of mine?

? You're still close to me?

I need to talk to someone
about what happened.

Are you the right person?

Depends.

Well, I have a need to tell someone...
how incredible it all was.

Well, I, those two girls,

we were strangers to him.

Yeah.

Yeah, I get that. I know.

I, I can't get over that someone
could give up their life for strangers.

I, I just, just can't get over it.

Good.

Then don't.

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