All language subtitles for Manhattan (2014) - S02E10 - Jupiter (1080p BluRay x265 RCVR)

Previously
on "Manhattan"...

Because on July 4th, 1945,

we're going to test the
gadget in our own backyard.

The Army manipulated
us, you and I, Charlie.

We have to stop
this train.

He doesn't just want
a seat at the table.

He wants to shut down
the project.

If you thought you were racing
the Nazis to a superweapon,

your ignorance
has been engineered.

I gave up
my one shot at history

so you could get us
a seat at the table.

You excited to
incinerate 20,000 kids?

I think Frank Winter
sabotaged the pretest.

This test is the start
of a whole new era,

like Auro's interplanetary cruise
ship crash-landing on Jupiter.

- Are you a spy, Jim?
- Uh, Jeannie, wait!

Jim! I'll handle this.

I'm not going to Trinity.

I'm grateful
for the opportunities

you've given me here,
Charlie,

but I've had enough death
for one lifetime.

- Where's Joey?
- He's on his way to Brookline.

Juanita's driving him. He's
going to live with my parents.

Keeping him
safe from you,

just like you should have been
kept safe from your father!

You think I won't get in the
car and bring him back?

Your test is in 24 hours.

You think I don't know
which way you'll drive?

You, a guy who went
to a second-rate law school,

is getting orchestra seats
to physics history?

You and Perseus

are going to go out there
on your own.

You built the circuits.

You can wire them to go off
at any time you like.

You want to
kill the scientists.

You want to kill
my friends.

Paul?

We need to talk about Jim.

Last car leaves
the blast zone

at zero minus
30 minutes.

They test
the firing switch...

Two hours earlier.
I know.

So you rig the detonator

to go off when Isaacs
hits the switch.

The bomb fizzles
and scatters plutonium

halfway to El Paso.

Killing all the staff
on the ground.

I think we should stick
to the original plan.

Hold off till
everyone evacuates.

Just... just you
and me now, right?

The decision is ours.

We're not the directors
of this play.

- We're the actors.
- What's your part?

Make sure I do mine?

But where's
the proof, Paul,

besides some baseball hat?

Meeks was the most devoted
member of my group.

I practically had to
crowbar him out the door

to attend his own
mother's funeral.

What?

- Operator.
- Yeah, outside line, please.

Fairview, 89091.

Hold, please.

Hello?

Yes, hello.

Who am I speaking with?

This is Edith Meeks.

I'm very sorry
to trouble you, ma'am.

Is Jim Meeks your son?

Yes, he is.

Are you a friend
of Jimmy's?

No, I...
I was his teacher.

He's going to wind up
in the electric chair.

God, Frank, Colonel
Darrow finds out,

he won't make it
that far, believe me.

- Who else knows?
- No one.

And as soon as it's out of the
bag, he's beyond our help.

A spy in the hand
is worth 10 in the grave.

We can flip him...
Double agency.

The Soviets have been
doing it for decades.

We've just joined
the game.

We?

I may have picked up
some extracurriculars.

Listen to me,
all right?

Intelligence boys
will play poker with a spy,

but not with a saboteur,

so we have one chance
to save him.

We'll get to Jim
before he gets to the bomb.

We're looking for Dr.
Frank Winter.

Is this his desk?

Where's Frank Winter?

Damn it.
Helen.

I may have dabbled in some
extracurriculars myself.

Why did you think
I came to you first?

They're my friends,
the scientists.

Well, they're
also mass murderers.

You can do better.

Where the hell
is my Trinity pass?

- Will you pull over?
- What?

Pull over?

The goddamn pass
has got to be in here.

The pass has got to be
back here somewhere.

Go ahead.

"Batter my
heart, three-personed God,

for you as yet but knock.

Breathe, shine
and seek to mend,

that I may rise and stand.

Overthrow me,
and bend Your force

to break, blow, burn,

and make me new."

Members of the
Special Engineering Division,

report to position K to initiate
evacuation proceedings.

Hey! Wait!

Charlie!
Just wait, please!

So, the dawn... the dawn
of the atomic age

being ushered in
by a Jewish card sharp

whose family crash-landed
on the American shore...

- You shouldn't be down here.
- Less than 50 years ago.

No, just one quote.
One quote.

Liza.

Fritz, you're here.

You were right.
Work helps.

So does beer and crying,

but...

Jeannie would have
wanted me to be here.

I warned them
about the storm.

They don't care.

They won't even let me
in the command tent.

But they'll
let you in, right?

What do I tell them?

Whoa! Charlie!
Charlie!

Fritz!
You're here.

Yeah.

I'm glad.
Grab a radio.

Make sure the circuit cables
don't short out in the rain.

Whoa, whoa,
we're supposed to meet

10 weather conditions
before we pull the trigger.

Visibility over 45 miles,
humidity below 85%...

Yeah, I read the report.

But you got to talk to the
colonel, delay the test.

The colonel and I
aren't on the best of terms.

Ready to go.

Look, at any given moment

there are 3,000 thunderstorms
somewhere on the planet.

No, no.
This one is special.

Gulf air at 17,000 feet,
two inversion layers...

They're not going
to call the game for rain.

Let's just hope
it blows over.

It'll blow radioactive fallout
from Roswell to Socorro.

I'm sympathetic.
The Army isn't.

Either way,
I take responsibility.

Hey.
Where you been?

You all right, pal?

Yeah, I got a...

I got a flat tire
on the way up.

Oh.

I'm supposed
to check the...

The detonator circuits.

I think they already
took care of it.

So it's...
It's happening?

Right now?

In the face of reason
and safety precautions.

Welcome to Jupiter.

From Oppenheimer.

You want a volunteer to climb a
100-foot steel lightning rod?

- Yes.
- To babysit Shiva, the god of death,

in the middle
of an electrical storm.

Well, maybe the Japs
can spare a kamikaze pilot.

- I want one guy.
- I... I don't have a man to spare.

- You don't have a man to spare?
- What is it that you want?

This is a war.
I don't care about one guy!

- Right.
- I'll do it.

No way.

If the colonel wants to
double-check the detonators,

he can do it himself.

We're concerned about
the possibility of sabotage.

It's just a precaution.

No wife, no kids.
I'll do it.

- I'll do it.
- No, you're more valuable on the ground.

Jim, you don't have to.

It's okay.

It should be
someone you trust.

Hey! Hey, you!

Boy Wonder
said to give you this.

Start the clock.

Zero minus 150 minutes.

Begin the evacuation...

By 0430 hours,

every tent
including this one

will be collapsed
and loaded for transport

to the 10,000-meter
perimeter.

And if anyone sees Dr. Frank
Winter on the premises,

arrest him.

If he resists,

you have the authority
to use all necessary force.

Guys, in one hour,
this site is a ghost town.

Anything you want
to salvage, grab it now.

It won't be here
come tomorrow.

Helen!

- Oh!
- Jesus!

What are you doing here?

You think I'd miss Trinity?
I got money on this thing.

You're not the only one
who's betting against me.

I took the over.
18 kilotons.

We'll be lucky to hit 10.

You and Frank
built this bomb.

I have no doubts about how
destructive it will be.

Your signature's all over
that mess of wires, too.

In case you set the
atmosphere on fire tonight

and this is good-bye...

- Helen.
- No, I...

I don't blame you...

for choosing your family.

Dr. Prins,
come with us, please.

- She's with me.
- She's here on a stolen pass, sir.

We got her.

Patch me through!

Hello?

Wake Joey up.
Put him on the phone.

Who... who is this?

Put my son
on the phone, Miriam.

Charlie ?

Joey's not here,
Charlie.

You're bluffing
the wrong guy.

She didn't give me a chance
to say good-bye to him.

Your daughter
tell you that?

Charlie, is something wrong?

I think you
better sleep it off, Chaz.

So help me God.

When it's done,

I'm coming east
in a goddamn B-29.

And when I...

Max, just...

tell Joey that I...

Can you tell Joey
I love him?

Can you do that?

Max?

" Jim?
'Ah!

Frank?

Frank.

You're not...

You're not supposed
to be up here.

What are...

I'd feel better
if you pointed that thing

away from the atomic bomb.

I called the house
in Bangor, Jim.

I talked to your mother.

Why did you call
my mother?

Well, if you have
a hypothesis,

you check
your assumptions, right?

I don't want
to hurt anybody.

Well, you picked
the wrong line of work.

But I will.

Jim, I'm not here
to stop you.

I'm here to help you.

Man on PA;
Zero minus 90 minutes.

- It's the 90-minute rocket.
- Who knows you're here?

Do you really think
they'd be running the clock

if anyone knew I was
standing up in this room?

- What do you want, Frank?
- The same as you.

I've been trying
to put this thing

back in the box
for over a year.

You remember the petition?

The faked intelligence
on the German bomb?

I'm the one
that blew the whistle.

That was...
That was different.

I sabotaged the pretest.

The pretest?
The pretest was a fluke.

- One of the detonators...
- Was mislabeled.

Strand three, cap six.

Jesus.

You remember what you said
to me the day we met?

You wanted to switch majors,
to medicine, right?

Because you thought physics
was just too abstract.

You were going to leave the
world better than you found it.

That's what I'm doing.

Well, I can help.

It's already done.

You sure you don't want
a second opinion?

You climbed a hundred-foot
tower to check my work?

My guess is you, uh...

You rewired
the firing system, right?

You botch the timing,
you get a big bang,

but no chain reaction.

The plutonium
scattered, gone.

That's certainly
how I would have done it.

You reattach
the trigger line?

Of course.

And you used silver wire,
not tungsten or Nichrome?

I took Intro to Thermal
Physics... from you.

And you grounded
the capacitor bank, yes?

Because if you didn't,

a red light goes off
in Charlie's tent

and up come the geniuses.

Well, uh, there's no...
There's no grounding strap.

We're sitting on top
of 100 feet of steel, Jim.

It's frontier medicine.

You learn to work
with what you've got.

Will you toss me a wrench?

Shit.

Thanks.

Somehow this thing
looked better on paper.

What time is it?

There's a call
at the switchboard.

Your husband wants
to speak with you.

Well, tell him that I will speak
with him in the morning...

if there is one.

- Yes, ma'am.
- Good night.

So how'd they sell you,
the Russians?

Nobody sold me anything.

It was too big
for one country to sit on,

even the good guys.

Is that what we are?

You hear what Charlie
told the Target Committee?

He said we should drop it
on a city full of civilians,

maximize collateral damage.

Someone has to stand up,

save the world from the guys
who are saving the world.

Hello?

Hi, Charlie. Uh...

How are you
doing up there?

Meeker. I was just, uh,
rechecking the firing system.

We're clearing Site B
in 30 minutes.

- You get to the lifeboats.
- Copy that.

I'm leaving the tower
in 30 minutes.

All right.

All personnel must
clear the area in 30 minutes.

I repeat, all personnel must
clear the area in 30 minutes.

Dr. Oppenheimer.

I wasn't supposed
to be here, I know,

but as a member of the
original implosion team,

I thought...

We call it Little Boy,

but it's not a boy
at all, is it?

"Profligate,
but ultimately dependable."

That describes
every woman I know.

Sir?

The components
for the uranium bomb

have been loaded
onto the USS Indianapolis.

We're going to use
Little Boy?

Without even testing it?

We know it will work,

which is more
than I can say for...

For reasons of which
you are well aware,

Frank Winter has been
relieved of his post.

You're the new head
of the group.

Thank you, s...

Sir, I, uh...

I'll return to the Hill
the second the test is over.

No, you're leaving
for Tinian Island

to prepare for delivery
to the target.

Buy a slicker.
It's monsoon season.

All personnel
must clear from Site B

by 0430 hours.

I repeat, all personnel
must clear from Site B

by 0430 hours.

Why don't you go ahead
and start down

and I'll finish
everything up here?

There's a car behind
the munitions shed.

Key's in the ignition.

All right,
I'll meet you down there.

I'm not leaving.

What?

It'll be over in
a thousandth of a second.

Less.

I'm not scared.

Why don't
you finish up?

I told the Army

setting off
an atomic explosion

in an exposed valley

in a state where the weather
changes every 10 minutes

is worse idea than
the Bolshevik revolution!

Now what the hell
is that, huh?

Balloons one through
eight, do you read?

It's on every channel.

Maybe the storm
picking up the signal

from an FM station
or a practical joke.

Not a funny one.
No signal, no kaboom.

You tell your colonel
to stop the clock now!

Shit.

Go on and check the power on the I.S.
You got it?

You've got 20 minutes
to fix this!

Then we restart the countdown
with or without radios!

Why don't you worry about
evacuating the blast zone?

- I'll make the technical decisions.
- Do we have a problem?

My wife, Jean
Tatlock, take your pick.

I'm still the
commanding officer.

I give the order.

Yeah? Well, my letter
should take care of that.

What letter?

The one I put in the mail
to the Secretary of War.

You think Stimson cares
about a dead Communist?

No. That's why I sent him

your falsified
German intelligence,

the lies about Magpie
that you sold to the president,

with Frank Winter's
math attached

in case he's curious
about how you forged it.

Enjoy the fireworks.

Whew!

Well...

you got your wish.

Act of God.

We can't start
the countdown again

until they get the
communication system back up.

But maybe that will be enough
time for the wind to calm down.

- How long will it take?
- Who knows?

They've got to radio
for a radio expert,

but since
there is no radio...

They should have
invited Frank.

What?

He got a job in a radio shop
after the first war.

Once he wired up our chimney
flue into a giant antenna

so he could listen
to a boxing match in Chicago.

Huh.

Um, Liza...

I heard some things
about Frank.

You know the pretest?
The explosives test?

I know that it failed.

They think that
Frank was responsible.

Responsible?

He made it fail
on purpose, they say.

Fedowitz.
Dr. Isaacs needs you.

You are
listening to the Voice of America,

broadcasting live
from San Antonio.

We're
picking up a radio signal from Texas?

San Antonio must
be 600 miles from here.

Must be one hell
of an antenna.

"Hell of an antenna."
You idiot.

♪ I've got spurs
that jingle, jangle, jingle

♪ Jingle, jangle

♪ As I go ridin'
merrily along

♪ Jingle, jangle

♪ And they sing, "Oh

♪ Ain't you glad
you're single?"

♪ Jingle, jangle

♪ And that song

♪ Ain't so very far
from wrong...

Jesus. Dance music?

I'm surprised they're not
playing John Philip Sousa.

Do you ever think what else we could
have done if we put our minds to it?

We could invent
flying cars,

send a man to the moon.

Jim, you're a scientist,

so think this through
rationally.

Whoever it was that sent
you on a suicide mission...

No, they sent me
on a homicide mission.

The plan... their plan
was to blow the thing up

before the staff evacuated,

kill the whole brain trust.

So you already
saved lives today.

You changed the plan.

Change it again.

- Save yourself.
- It's too late for that.

You're a Soviet spy.

If you die up here sabotaging
America's superweapon,

they're going to follow
the bread crumbs.

And then what?

One bullet.

One bullet in Sarajevo.
17 million dead.

That was the First World War.

If you die
in this room, Jim,

you won't end the second.

You will start the third.

We'll invade Japan.

Not to fight the Japanese,

but to throw out
the Russians.

And from there,
Korea, Manchuria,

casualties in
the hundred-million range,

and it'll drag on
for years.

And by then both sides
will have one of these.

More than one.

We cannot
let anyone believe

that a Soviet spy
was responsible.

They'll never believe
that it was an accident.

They have to think
it was me.

- Hello.
- It's a little late.

Well, it's not late.
It's early.

They call it a day pass
for a reason, ma'am.

Either way,
this one's expired.

Oh.

Well, Colonel Darrow
gave me permission

to attend services at the
Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe

whenever I felt
called to worship.

Surely you have it
written down somewhere.

And would you mind giving this
back to him when he returns?

Thank you.

I am the only story that doesn't
end in Truman and Stalin

strangling each other
over a negotiating table.

I'm no secret agent.

I'm just a shell-shocked old
crank who had a change of heart.

You don't get it, okay?
I can't go back down there.

Oh, God, what are you
punishing yourself for, Jim?

Whatever mistakes you made,
there is time to correct them.

I don't want more time.
I don't deserve it.

Why? Because you passed
secrets to an ally?

I don't care what you did

or what you think
you deserve.

You changed the plan
tonight.

You didn't want
to hurt anyone.

- That is a good thing.
- Jeannie!

Fritz's wife.

She, uh...

She found out.

Where's the 30-minute rocket?

They stopped
the countdown.

We have to answer that.

No, we can't... I told
them that I was leaving.

They don't know
anyone's up here.

Do you think
it's the wrong number?

Someone knows.

First they call,
and then they knock.

Just tell them you had
to recheck a connection.

Someone has got to
answer that phone,

and you know
it can't be me.

Hello, Frank?

What?

Hello? Hello?

Hello?

Frank.

Liza?

- What are you doing here?
- How did you...

Did you short out
the radios?

What...

Look, who else knows
that I'm up here?

No one.

Frank...

they're saying that
you sabotaged the test.

They're saying that you
sabotaged the explosives.

I... you're going
to get yourself shot.

Nobody's going
to shoot anyone.

Come down.

Listen.

Listen, I need...
I need you...

to do something for me,
all right?

The next car you see,

I want you to get in it

and I want you to get out
of the blast radius.

I'm not leaving
till you're down.

Liza... Liza, listen.

Don't send up the cavalry.

The cavalry
will shoot you, Frank.

Look, I've made
a lot of mistakes.

I'm trying
to unmake one tonight.

I don't know
if you're still my wife,

but, God,
I'm still your husband

and I love you.

So just promise me...

Promise me
you'll leave now.

I'll find my way.

Frank?

Frank?

Testing, testing.

Testing!
Testing.

Testing! Testing.

- Testing.
- Okay, this is it.

That's it.

Channel 18 is clear.

Evacuate to Site C,

zero minus 32 minutes.

- Let's go.
- We're good.

- 32.
- Okay, well, take care, man.

Man on PA;
Zero minus 30 minutes.

See?

There... there's
the 30-minute rocket.

They restarted the clock.

You said that no one knew
you were up here.

You were never going to go through
with it, were you, Frank? Huh?

You're a son of a bitch, but
you'd never do that to Liza.

What are you really
doing up here, Frank?

Answer me!

Tropical storm
in the desert.

Jazz on the shortwave.

Maybe the universe is trying
to tell us something.

Maybe you should listen.

Maybe you should
stop the countdown.

You hear about
your husband?

Blew up the pretest,
then swooped in to fix it.

- That's a new one.
- It's not too late.

We've come this far.

If we don't finish the job,
it was all for nothing.

That's what Frank
used to say.

He tried to bury
Little Boy, too.

Raided the budget
to pay for your research.

Ladies first.

Frank...

All personnel must
leave the area immediately.

AH personnel must
leave the area immediately.

Ali personnel must evacuate
Site B immediately.

I repeat, all personnel must
evacuate Site B immediately.

Fritz!
Frank's in the tower.

What do you mean?
What tower?

The "tower" tower?
How do you know?

I spoke to him
on the phone.

- You have to radio it in.
- No, Fritz.

You know what
they think he is.

Well, is he?

Let's go, get on board!

I don't honestly know.

But I know
the Army will shoot him.

Jim was up in
the crow's nest... Meeks.

If Frank was there,
he would have seen him.

- I'll take care of it.
- Meeks?

I'll take care of it.
Give me that radio. Now!

J.M .,
confirm your location.

J.M., do you copy?

Jim!

All vehicles are
leaving Site B immediately.

Get to your assigned
vehicles immediately.

What the hell is this?

What did you do?

I hijacked the radios.

To what? To send out
a distress call?

- Huh? S.O.S.?
- No.

Then what?
Huh? What?

You're going to filibuster?

You're going to
stall for time?

I thought if
I stopped the clock,

I could...

I could talk you down.

Oh, and then you could
rewire the detonators?

God, after everything,

you are just like
the rest of them.

You want the Army
to drop it.

Trust me, Jim, the Army doesn't
give a shit what I want.

They're going to drop
this thing either way.

Not if it doesn't work,
they won't.

There's another one
where this came from!

Little Boy is already
headed across the Pacific

on the USS Indianapolis.

The ship has sailed, Jim.

Literally.

No, that's...

They haven't even
tested Little Boy.

- How can they be...
- They don't need to test it.

It's a simple machine.

All of this, it's just...

It's just legwork, Jim.

Somewhere along the line,

someone set off
a chain reaction.

I don't know,
maybe it was me

the day I knocked
on Einstein's door.

But it's snowballing,
exponetial,

and nothing you or I do
tonight is going to stop it.

Maybe you can live with it.

I betrayed my country,

my friends.

And I betrayed Sid Liao...

for the sake of this...

This thing I don't even
believe in anymore.

Maybe you knew that
already.

Sid.

That's exactly what brought
you here, isn't it?

All of this...
It was for him.

God, I keep rationalizing
all the lesser evils,

hoping they'll add up
to a greater good.

But it's just...

It's just bad math.

There's always some variable
you didn't account for.

So I'm through.

I'm through trying
to predict the future.

I don't know if the world's
better off if the test fails,

but I do know that if you
sabotage it, your life is over.

And whatever it is
you have done...

My life is already over.

No. No,
that's the thing, Jim.

There is a way out.

You're going to cooperate
with the government.

What... what the
hell is going on?

Fritz?

You're supposed to be
in one of the bunkers.

Yeah! We all are!

Jesus!

Frank, what are you
doing up here?

I rewired the detonators...

so the test would fail.

Somebody had
to save the world

from the guys who were
saving the world.

Jesus Christ, Frank.

I'm not even saying
that you're wrong,

but if the gadget doesn't
kill you, the Army will.

That's what Jim said.

He's been trying to talk me
down for the last three hours.

He just didn't have
the heart to shoot me.

Frank.

You were...
You were right, Jim.

I have too much
to live for.

Look, we got
to get out of here!

We got to get out
of the blast zone.

Come on! I mean, did you
fix the gadget or what?

Come on.

Six hands
are better than two.

Oh, my God.
Are you serious?

Next time, maybe leave
yourself a 30-minute buffer.

Put that gun
back in your bandolier.

You're not
going to need it.

Man on PA;
Zero minus eight minutes.

Of course, here.
There you are, sir.

You've got to take it.

Sir.

Ambulances
are standing by

at their preset locations
in Albuquerque.

Let's hope they get to
play pinochle all night.

Miss?

Has Louis Fedowitz
radioed in? Fritz?

♪ Love left dry

♪ Frost or flame

♪ Skeleton me

♪ Fall asleep

♪ Spin the sky

♪ Skeleton me

♪ Love, don't cry

♪ Love, don't cry...

Thank you, Juanita.

♪ Love, don't cry

♪ Skeleton me

♪ Skeleton me...

This is L.F.

Point Z.
AH clear.

Give us this day...

Man on PA;
Zero minus five minutes.

And forgive us
our trespasses

as we forgive those
who trespass against us;

and lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.

♪ Soon comes rain

♪ Dry your eyes

♪ Frost or flame

♪ Skeleton me,
fall asleep...

All right, everyone
stay low to the ground.

Face away from the gadget.

♪ Spin the sky...

What's that noise?

It's frogs.

They come out
after the rain.

Man on PA;
Zero minus four minutes.

I guess
even the weather

wanted this thing
to happen tonight.

♪ Love, don't cry

♪ Skeleton me...

Zero minus three minutes.

If that gauge flickers,
you hit the switch.

You hear me?
You kill it.

You don't ask.
You kill.

♪ Skeleton me.

Zero minus
two minutes, 30 seconds.

Jim.

What are we going
to do?

- What?
- What? Up in the tower.

Frank. That wasn't
him playing Tarzan.

That was treason.

I don't know
what you're thinking.

I know this isn't
my decision alone,

but I do not think
that we should tell anyone.

I mean, he was just trying
to do the right thing,

whatever that is anymore.

I mean, I don't like lying
any better than you do,

but I just-I don't see
what the point would be

in letting him rot
in a jail cell.

Zero minus two minutes.

It was me.

What?

It wasn't Frank.
It was me.

I gave the bomb
to the Soviet Union.

I thought...

I thought the world
would be better...

after Sid.

Oh, Jim.

- I thought I could...
- Oh, boy.

Control
the variables.

Zero minus 90 seconds.

It just...
It just got away from me.

But if I could
take it back,

I swear to God...

I'm sorry, Fritz.

I never wanted
anyone to get hurt.

Wait, who got hurt?

Jeannie.

Wait, wait.
Jeannie?

What are you...

Zero minus 60 seconds.

What do you mean,
"Jeannie"?

What do you...

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, Fritz.

It's just that...

- No.
- I'm sorry.

- No.
- She was going to tell everyone.

Jim?

Zero minus 30 seconds.

He deserved the truth.

See you on Jupiter?

It worked.