All language subtitles for -S3-E13-

Hello.

Hey, we're not the only
babes in these woods.

Hello.

It's Larkin.

I've chummed with you guys.

-Hey.
-Littlejohn. How are ya?

Oh Doc. This is Sergeant Larkin,
Fox Company.

-Hi Doc.
-Lars. It's nice to meet you.

What was with you guys?

We got cut-off.

Cut-off from our whole outfit.

Yeah, me too.

Kraut hit us hard down
around Moonchaus.

Boy, it was wild.

Well the same thing happened
to us, only closer to Eironne.

-Eironne?
-Yeah.

It's a general break
through then.

Any idea where home is?

I figure somewhere east of here.
Maybe close to Lauren.

-East?
-Yeah.

I always figured on going south.
That's where my outfit was
headed when we got hit.

Well, lots happened since then.

Want to come along with us?

Yeah, I guess so.

I spotted a farm house back there.
Maybe we can find out something.

Let's give it a try.

Okay, you krauts.

You bums. Come on, rush me.
Get your heads blown off.

It's one of our guys.

Hey you, listen.

You're firing at the
wrong guys. We're GI's.

GI's. Why you himey
con artists.

Come on.
Get your lumps.

What's with that clown?

Keep him pinned down.

Hey now. What are
you all afraid of.

This is your chance
to die for the Fuhrer.

Aired Dec 15, 1964

Ah. Umph.

Oh.

Ohh.

He's not going anywhere
on this leg.

Oh.

Littlejohn. Get my Thomson
up there will ya.

Murfree Henry.

19384807.

Let's bring him over
there, huh.

Aww.

Doc. Check him out huh.

Hey.

What's the big idea.
Did you see our uniforms.

Ha ha ha. Uniforms?

Yeah, I saw their uniforms too.
Genuine GI's, just like you.

There was inside...genuine kraut.

Yeah. I was crawling through
that field, right over there.

Then when I saw 'em.

Yeah, I thought I'd lucked
myself on some help.

Yeah, some help alright.

I'd just about to yell out, when they
started jabbering away in Kraut. Huh.

Ahh, they were having themselves,
quite some coffee catch when
I threw that grenade.

Germans.

Well now, only on their
Ma and Pa's side.

For they're infiltrating our lines,
disguised as GI's.
That's their new wrinkle.

Or haven't you heard?
What they call themselves, uh...

Uh, uh, Klepner's raiders.

Yeah, we heard about it.

What happened to your leg?
Catch a piece of your own grenade.

Oh, no. I got that last night.

Yeah. We got into quite some mixup,
back there in Rayonne.

-Well, let me have a look at it.
-Don't you do me no favor.

Ah, how do I know
who you really are.

Alright Doc.
We'll fix it later.

Let's get to the farmhouse.
Give him a hand huh.

Okay Murf. Let's have
a look at that leg.

I can take care of
my own wound.

You're sure the
stubborn type Murf.

Let him look at it.

That's the way I
earn my living.

Well...

I did not know that I had visitors.
I was in the back garden.

Been here long.

I live here with my brother.

He is not here just now.

I am Lombert Cathecaus.

How come you speak English?

It is forbidden?

I was a school teacher.

For a lifetime.

You are American, of course.

Well, what do we look like.

Appearances are very
deceiving these days.

You may as well
be infiltrators.

Woods must be full of them.

What do you know
about infiltrators?

We know all about
them monsieur.

We've learned to our sorrow.

Klepner and his men.
They dress in American uniforms
and make lightning raids.

Yeah, we know all about it.
But, we are Americans.

We better check out this place.
Larkin, you get the barn.

Littlejohn, you're on me.

Which way to your cellar?

La vas.

When'd you say you
got this? Last night?

That's right. Why?

Well you're lucky.

Usually a wound this old shows
a lot more swelling than that.

Oh well. I guess I
am lucky then huh.

You didn't use any
sulfa either, did you?

Um, no, I uh,

I lost mine.

You guys never
learn, do you.

Army gives you sulfa to save
your life and what do you do.

You lose it.

Got to be like
those Germans.

I understand those poor slobs
almost never get an issue of sulfa.

Yeah, how about that.

How long will it be before
I'm able to move.

What's your rush?

You won't be going anywhere for
a few days. Not very far anyway.

But, don't worry.
You'll be alright.

It's clean.

At least nobody's down there.

Kraut grenades.

My brother and I we make a
practice of collecting them.

Oh yeah, from where?

The dead.

What do you
collect them for?

Self protection.

But we use them only against
the Boche, I assure you.

Where's your brother now?

Two hours ago he went into the
woods to collect dry twigs
for the fire.

What's up there?

The bedroom.

You keep in front of us.
Go ahead.

That oughta hold you.

Thanks Doc.

What in the world is that?

It's a log carrier.
What's it look like?

Looks like..a log carrier.

-How's the wound Murf.
-Oh it's fine now.

Find anything in the barn?

Nah, clean.
You find anything?

What's that?

Oh, it's a...log carrier.

Spotted it in the barn.
Figured it might come in
handy for a guy who can't walk.

Now it's a good idea.

What do you say, Murfree?

I say everybody back
against that wall.

What's this all about anyway?

You just shut up and
get those shirts off.

What is it has
happened here?

You stick around, pa.

You're about to see something to open
your eyes as big as sunflowers.

Okay now.
Turn around.

But that's fine.

Now raise your right arm.
Put your hand behind your head.

Get up, Larkin.
Come on, move.

Ah, I guess I'm wrong.

Well I have a cure for it.

This's the second time
you've been wrong.

Now get this through
your head. We're GI's.

Now don't let it
happen again.

I had to be sure?

Had to be sure of what?

Wait.

You see, SS guys, they got uh,
identification that's tatooed right here.

I heard about that. But where
do SS men come into this?

Ah you see how I uh, I feel
like Klepner that big cheese

Now he's SS, soft ride, so, he'd
have his own guys with him.

Yeah, well, storm troopers
we're not.

Okay then. What about those
guys in the machine gun nest?

Anyway, I fiured you had to be krauts,
when I saw the direction
you was heading.

Direction, what does direction
got to do with it?

Plenty.

You were heading east,
right into the German sector.

I figured you was cut-off Germans trying
to get back to their own lines.

Yeah, Saunders thought that
our lines were east too.

I told him they weren't.

He's right, Saunders.

They're in the south.
By Saint-Vite.

-Saint Vite?
-Yeah.

Well now,
I think it's south.

Hey, pop.

What direction is St. Vite
from here?

-South, Monsieur.
-There, you see, south.

The orders came through to our unit
right after that mess at Reironne.

I'd a been with 'em, except my leg
gave out and I was straggling behind.

We were heading towards
Saint Vite.

You know something,

We might just be lucky we
stumbled across this boy.

Okay. Let's knock off
the talk and saddle up.

If we're going in the wrong direction,
we're pretty close to trouble right now.

Hey, hold on.
Wait a minute.

Are you gonna leave me
here for the krauts?

We're all leaving together Murfree.

Why do you think I brought
this log carrier in pal.

Gonna make an A1 stretcher
when I get it padded up a little.

Well, it tops painful
hopping at best.

Littlejohn, you come with me.
We'll check outside.

See if everything's clear.
Let's go.

I got to pad this.

You got any, uh, old sacks
or bags around?

There are sacks in the cellar.

And hay in the wagon.

Good.

Now Doc. Get me an
armful of hay, will ya.

Make this this thing a
little easier to lie on.

Alright pop.
Let's go.

Larkin?

How come you'd a think of it?

This, the stretcher I mean.

Well now why shouldn't
I think of it, Murph?

You'd do the same for me.

Wouldn't you?

Be right back.

I'm gonna fix you up
a real Murfree bed.

(Tap tap tap tap)

Où est le pistolet.

Les Américains les
ont emmenés.

Saboteurs Américains.

Nein ki un Boche
qu'ils ont porté tre.

C'est la commander.
La capitaine Klepner est ici.

(French)

Les capitaine Klepner
est a povrour.

(French)

What's going on here.
Who's he.

Answer me.
Who is this guy.

He's my brother.

My brother, Armand.

Okay. So what's going on?

It is nothing monsieur, nothing.

My brother is mistaken.

Mistaken?

About what?

I said about what?

He says that...

Earlier this morning he almost stumbled
into a machine gun nest about
half a mile down the valley.

So?

He said that in the nest were four
Geman infiltrators dressed
in American uniforms.

And among them was
Captain Klepner himself.

Klepner.

Now how would
he know that?

My brother speaks
German, monsieur.

He heard the men in the machine
gun nest call their leader,
Captain Klepner.

He threw a grenade.

He thought he had killed
all four of them, but...

But what?

A few moments ago,
as he was returning home

he again passed
by the nest.

It was covered,
ut the leader had survived.

Where is he now?
Where is Klepner?

He says he was
badly wounded.

That you and your men
carried him here.

To this house.

Ah, your brother's crazy.

Pleu. J'aie vous entendu.

(French)

That man is Captain Klepner.

Il ratadee command. Devider,

A D sector, a St. Vite. Auzel.

What's that?

The wounded man
in the living room...

is the one the Germans
call Captain Klepner.

He ordered them to meet him
and all the other infiltrators

at 1700 hours, a Saint Vite.

Murfree.

What happened?

They killed each other.

What happened?

Well...

Larkin there...he, um...

He just brought in
his grain sacks.

He was gonna fix
my stretcher up for me.

So I'd be more comfortable.

Go on.

It wasn't me, uh.

They let someone come in,
out there...

within the kitchen.

The big guy over there.

The old man's
brother I guess.

Anyhow...

We heard them uh, jabbering away
at each other like there was
some kind of big excitement.

All of a sudden they burst
into here and they...

grabbed my cot right
in the handle-bars.

I don't know.

Lombert, the one who
talked English, he...

He told us to put up our hands
and to keep our yaps shut, that
we weren't going no place...

until the German army arrived.

They're collaborators huh?

Yeah. Yeah,
I guess so.

Anyhow, Larkin there, he..

He went for his gun.

Uh, he shouldn't have
done that 'cause...

well, they killed him.

Who took care of them, him?

No.

Larkin.

He uh, shot from the floor,
after he hit.

He nailed them both.

He uh,

The one over there that speaks English.
Did he say anything about the garage?

No, I don't know.
I don't know.

Anyhow they can't be far away, can they?
Otherwise they wouldn't have pulled
a gun on us like that, would they?

Hey now, wait a minute.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that one.
He did...He did say something about...

About them coming
down from the north.

That'll bring them
right through here.

Yeah.

Let's move.

(Dying man is trying to talk)

Sergeant.
He's trying to say something.

Klep, Klep..ner.

Ah.

Buddy.

Ach.

(gasp)

He's dead.

What'd he say?

Couldn't make it out.

Something about the two of
them collaborating with Klepner.

Yeah well..

That figures.

When I got to here they said
they were gonna hold us
here till the krauts showed.

You sure our lines
are to the south?

Well yeah, St Vite.
Due south.

Fix the stretcher huh.

Now we gotta get a couple of
cross pieces here or it won't
hold the hay.

Look in that barn.
Maybe you'll find something.

Come on Doc.

How's the leg?

Oh now the Doc says
it's gonna be just fine.

Can't figure out Larkin.

He knew what
he was doing.

Letting those two old men get
the drop on him I'll never know.

That's like I, I said
Sergeant, you know.

He never had a chance.

He had his back to the kitchen door
when those guys busted in.

They got that carbine
before he could do a thing.

Hey Sarge.

Now you listen here.

Don't, don't you go blaming
old Larkin there. It wasn't his fault.

You've known him
a long time huh.

Yeah, I knew him in Basic.

You've been in quite
a while huh.

Yeah, yeah.

Quite a while.

Me too.

Well, I wouldn't know that.
They gave me no time at all.

Umm, cleaned Pearl Harbor
3 days later.

In the morning mail,
Greetings from the
President. Hmph.

Just 3 days is all.

Hmm, I tell you,
I was fit to be tied.

I took myself off down to
that draft board and I said
"Now you look here."

You made yourself some mistake.
I ain't no hero. You got
yourself the wrong boy.

The best fight night though I said,
was against the revenuers.

Didn't do 'em
no good though.

Um, you know what those
draft boards are like.

Especially the southern
draft one.

Tell me, you ever
been to the south?

Drove through there once.

Drove.

Oh no, man. You uh, you can't
see the beauty of the south
out of a car.

Or you gotta live there.

And now me...

Ah, I'm from Nashville Tennessee.

Yeah that's the
Athens of the south.

The land of watermelon
and magnolia.

You have that and
the southern cooking.

Ah. I tell you, you just haven't
lived till you had southern cooking.

Yeah, I don't mean in
no restaurant either, huh.

Ah you got to get someone
to invite you to their home.

Hmm, don't have to
be no palace either.

I want Marno, when she
brings out those snap beans and...

biscuits inside me...Gee.

I wish I could take
you there right now.

Hey, this oughta
do the trick.

Yes.

-Okay, let's go.
-Okay.

-Good sight.
-Yeah.

-Ow.
-Heh heh.

-How's that feel?
-Oh, that's just fine.

Hey fellas. You know,
I really do appreciate this.

Hey, the guys in my own outfit.
They wouldn't have done this
for me. Not a bit.

We'll head for
the woods, due south.

Hey Sarge.

Can we take a breather?

Oh boy. I wish we
were goings by road.

Well we might run into some kraut
stragglers that way between here
and St. Vite.

Hmm. Saunders is right.

How you holding up.

Me? I'm fine.
I'm riding.

Hey, if it wasn't for you guys I'd have
never made it back to my outfit.

Forget it Murph.

Sarge.

How about cracking open
this wine I liberated.

Hey now. Hold on man.
We gotta be in St. Vince by 1700 hours.

We, we better keep moving.

1700 hours?

Why the deadline?

Uh, there's no deadline.

Just that everyone knows it gets dark.
Starts getting dark around here at 1700.

There, with every one
jump it'll be infiltrators.

Our guy can get shot first,
questions asked after.

He's got something there.

Okay, let's get going.
Doc. I'll spare you for a while.

Thanks sir.

They stopped.

It's okay.

They're just getting
water for the radiator.

Aw, Huh.

Hey now, I was scared
there for a minute.

I thought that we wasn't
gonna make it to St. Vite.

Heh heh. I thought they was
gonna camp out there for the night.

Mein vases phur cafe.

Here we are.

They're making coffee
or somethin'.

It's hard but we're
gonna have to wait a while.

Wait!

We can't wait.

Hey Murfree.
Come on.

Take it easy huh.

We don't have to wait.
I can get him from here.

Forget it Littlejohn.
There may be more
of them around.

Yeah,yeah, but.
What are we gonna do?

We're just gonna
have to wait 'em out.

But it's gonna be
dark before long.

Heck, we can't make it the
rest of the way in the dark.

What about your
minefields or anything.

It's hard.

Maybe we can make it downstream
and get him across down there.

What if they spot us?

If um...

If it wasn't for me now
you could swim it now
couldn't you.

What are you talking about?

You know dang well
what I'm talking about.

If you didn't have to drag me
along now you could get
through, couldn't you.

Aw, come on now.

What do you want
us to do, Murfree?

You know what I
want you to do.

There's a kraut army
coming from the north.
Now you know that.

I want you to go down there
and cross that stream while
you still got time.

-What happens to you?
-Forget about me.

You, you mean just
leave you here?

Not you too? Just let
me take care of myself.

Huh. Come on now.

I lived before you guys
came along now didn't I.

You just forget that.
We're getting back to the
American lines and in one piece.

Unh.

Ooh, it's hurting.

It's gonna be dark soon.
Oh, unh, god.

I'm not gonna make it.

-You hurting?
-Humph.

Hurting now, and it
never stopped hurting.

You didn't say
anything about it.

With you guys knocking
yourselves out for me.

I could be in a hospital.
Friend or enemy, I got,
I need a doctor and medicine.

But don't, don't make me
take three good guys along
with me, oww!

Mustager, komm on,
komm on.

-Umph, umph.
-They heard him.

Es muss ein tier
gewesen sein.

You still hurting?

Ohh.

Worse than ever.

Hey Doc.

Give him a shot
of morphine huh.

I gave him the last
of it on the trail.

Is there any sign
of they're leaving?

They're waiting for
the coffee to boil.

Owww, hmm ahh.

Grenade!

Blam

Littlejohn.
Take a look.

I'm sorry.

Ah, you couldn't help it.

Cleaned up.

Alright. We gotta move fast now.
With any luck we'll be in St. Vite
in a half hour. Let's go.

Ohh, oww.

Hey Sarge.

How much further do you
think we gotta go now?

I figure we should be
just about there by now.

Hey, St Vite?

Uh huh.

If I figured right
we should be about here.

Hey. What now then?

Funny that, that, that, The village
is just about half a mile away.

Yeah, if we're as close to
the road as we hope we are.

Hey.

Hey, why don't you take five
and I'll go have a look, huh.

Ooh.

Hey Doc.
Ah huh?

Do you think it would hurt any
if I just rolled off this thing and
rest on my belly for a while.

-I don;t...
-Go ahead.

Yeah, okay.

Unh Ooo.

Oooooh.
-Thanks.
-Ho ho.

Hey, now.

Man that feels good.

Oh my aching GI back.

Oooh.

Let's break out
that wine, huh?

Hey yeah.
I forgot all about it.

Here, you first Murph.

Oh no no. You're the one that's
been doing all the work.
You first huh.

(gulp)

(gulp)

-Ha ha.
-Just what the doctor ordered.

Happy days.

Thank you.

I think I better sit up for it.
Ooh, umph.

Umph. Ooh yeah.

Hey thanks.

Umph.

Hey, ha ha.

Oh ow ow ow.

Thank you.

Hey.

Funny now, that's not bad.

Uh, it's nothing like the dandelion
wine we have back home.

Hey Murph, where you from?

-Dixie.
-Ha ha ha, no kidding.
Ha ha ha.

What part?

Nashville Tennessee.

Yeah, the Athens of the south.
The land of honeysuckle and magnolia.

Boy, you make it
sound like a travel folder.

Have you ever been
to Nashville Tennessee?

No, I never have.

I was there once.

Oh, now uh, see, where I come from,
that's just outside of Nashville.

It's a town called Donaldson.

It's part of the
Clover Bottom Farm.

Yeah, that's, that's
Andy Jackson's old plantation.

It's uh, just a little town.

Hell, with the...

coal oil lamps and
outdoor plumbing.

Yeah. If you want a drink of water,
you just go outside and
drop a bucket down a well. Ha ha.

Uh, there's nothing
fancy about my town.

Uh, that is, except
for the cooking.

Hey Doc now. Have you
ever had any southern cooking?

No, uh, a restaurant.

In a, in a restaurant.
Oh man you need a, Ooh..

Oh my back.
Oh. Ah.

How about it Sarge?

This road's about a quarter mile
right down that path.

Hey.

Does it go into St. Vite?

No sense walking it twice.

We're there.

Hey Littlejohn. I'll take
you up on that wine now.

Danke,

Sie vaun, I am gut
in tact resource.

I said,

Thank you for
being my pack mules.

A kraut.

I resent the word kraut.

Captain Friedlich Klepner,
at your service.

If you were in my unit
I would have you shot.

You're stupid,
and you're gullible.

Eh!

I couldn't walk, and you carried
me where I wanted to go, St. Vite.

What good is that
gonna do you, Klepner?

St. Vite is full of American troops.
You said so yourself.

St. Vite is not
full of Americans.

St. Vite is where I
rendezvous with my men.

Fifty of the most highly trained
professional saboteurs
and infiltrators.

The moment I arrive we move
out on our next assignment.

It was so very good of you
Sergeant, to bring me out all
this way with such dispatch.

As I said...

Thank you, for
being my pack mules.

Hold it.

And now I want
to thank you Captain...

For telling me what I wanted
to know. The reason you
had to get to St. Vite.

You knew he
was Klepner all along.

Larkin told me
before he died.

And you kept wanting to
get to St. Vite by 1700 hours.

I just had to find out why.

Okay, Come on. Let's get this information
back to Headquarters so they can arrange
a surprise party for these Raiders.

How?

The nearest American Headquarters
are in Lauren, that's 12 kilometers away.

Oh no it isn't. It's about
a kilometer right down that pass.

St. Vite is 12 kilometers away.

I've taken you
in the opposite direction.

Now who's gullible, Captain?

Okay you pack mules,

Let's go.