All language subtitles for Sliders.S04E22.Revelations.1080p.Peacock.WEB-DL.AAC.2.0.H.264-CHDWEB_track3_[eng]

(WHOOSHING)

Oh, my God.

GIANT: Maggie!

MAGGIE: No!
COLIN: Come on.

COLIN: Watch it.

Maggie!
It's coming this way.

Where are you?

Get back.

Maggie!

(YELLS)

(REMBRANDT LAUGHING)

You know,
it's probably for the best.
That guy wasn't right for you.

What's so funny?
He wanted me
to meet his parents.

REMBRANDT:
Any idea where we are?

Not a clue.

Looks like
there's a road
up ahead.

You ever slide into
a land of giants before?

Yeah, but they were
never this friendly.

(LAUGHING)

This is strange.

It didn't stop again,
did it?

No. It's fine.

It just says
that we're here
for 624 hours.

Six hundred and twenty-four?
You're sure
you're reading it right?

COLIN: That's 26 days.

That's three
and a half weeks.

QUINN:
In the middle of nowhere.

Even if it's not the middle,
I bet it's right next door.

(ENGINE STARTING)

Hey, doesn't that thing
go down there?

COLIN: No, I took it off
this thing.

But it's not supposed to
go back on this thing.

Hey, take it easy,
don't jam it on there.

Are you the boss
or the helper today?

I'm the boss. And I said
don't jam it in there.

You know, having nothing to do
wouldn't be so bad,

if we had a different kind of
nothing to do sometimes.

Man, this is gonna be
the longest 10 days
of my life.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

What do you think?

He looks
pretty nervous.

Think somebody's
after him?

I don't see anybody.

Could be choppers.

What do you figure,
highway patrol?

FBI?

QUINN: Hey, bub,
not a good idea to smoke
around these pumps.

We don't get too many
of these around here.

(CAR DOOR OPENING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Back to work, Joe.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Oh, that's it!
I've had it!

What's wrong now?

I'm not working
at that place anymore.

COLIN: Did you quit?

Two schools of thought.
Marty thinks he fired me,
I know I quit!

But one thing's for sure.

That trucker's
going to be doing everything
with his left hand for weeks.

Well, we got
10 more days here.

It's all right,
I'll get another job.

There aren't any other jobs
around here, Maggie.
We're stuck.

I never thought
I'd be saying this,
but I miss the Kromaggs.

Yes, they're scary,
yes, they're dangerous, but
there's never a dull moment.

QUINN:
What if you found a portal
to a parallel universe?

What if you could slide into
a thousand different worlds

where it's the same year
and you're the same person,

but everything else
is different?

And what if you can't
find your way home?

ETHEREAL VOICE:Sliders.

Hey, Maggie. Thought
you didn't get off till 6:00.

The boss gave her
the rest of her life off.

What have you
got there?

Oh, a bunch of
old books.

Might be something in here
to kill time better
than watching reruns

of Touched By A Ranger.

I mean, Chuck Norris
is a fine actor,

but on this world
he should leave that
action stuff to somebody else.

Let me see
one of these.

"Bebop King,
the life of Jackie Robinson,

"the greatest saxophone player
this world has ever seen."

You see, on this world,
Jackie Robinson broke
the color barrier

in what was, up until then,
an all-white art form.

Got a bunch of time-killers.

Think I'll take a shower.

Hey, be careful.

Showers in places like this

tend to attract guys
with really big knives
and really bad wigs.

(CHUCKLING)

Maggie seems really
short-tempered lately.

I would think all of you
would look forward to

three weeks of
nothing going on
for a change.

I can't stand
vacations either.

One week of sun and sand
and I just want to get back
to the grind.

Sliding, fighting Kromaggs,
running for our lives
every other minute?

Ah, that's the life.

REMBRANDT:
Hey, guys, listen to this.

"When Grobar, the Gormak
science officer,
revealed his formula

"for inter-dimensional travel,

"Commander Kurch Grimax knew
that the possibility existed
for his people

"to escape the wrath of Thon."

What are you reading?

Flow My Blood,
The Soldier Said,
by Isaac Clark.

I thought
you hated science fiction.

There's also a biologic weapon
in here.

Sounds a lot like the one
we heard about when
we were in the slidecage.

Well, what we do in reality
might seem like fantasy
to people in another world.

Yeah, if I hadn't been along
for the ride,
and they told me about it,

I wouldn't believe
anything we do.

Hey, I think
I just figured it out.

"Gormak" is
a close anagram
for Kromagg.

Hey, look at this.

Oh, my gosh.
Those are Kromaggs.

You're doing a pretty good job
there, farmer boy.

Thanks.
Just takes practice.

Internal combustion is just
a controlled explosion.

Just as long as
it's controlled.

Think I'm
on to something.

Publisher says
he has no idea
where Isaac lives.

Doesn't have an agent,
just does all of his business
through a lawyer.

Lawyer will not talk.
Actually his voice mail
won't talk.

But I got his name.

And I got the name of
another agent who brokered
some movie stuff for him.

And what does that mean,
you're on to something?

Well, that's the name
and numbers of three people

who had to have
called up Clark
at some time.

So?

So, all we got to do
is match some numbers up.

Yeah, well, how do we access
those phone line records?

We've got a computer.
We hack our way in.

Not without a modem.

Yeah, well, Maggie's
got money, we can...

Hey, guys, ready to roll?
Downtown Needles.
Bright lights, big city.

You've never seen me
roll the dice,
have you, big boy?

What?

What's wrong?

Maggie, I've realized
you've worked very hard
at the diner.

Remmy, Colin here
at the gas station,

and I also realize that
you've saved up your money,

so you could really enjoy your
little holiday in Needles.

How much money
do you need?

Enough to get a modem.

So we can get online
and hack our way to get
some phone line records.

Of course. What would
a slide be without hacking
into some phone records?

(SIGHS)

There's a whole section
in here

on how the Gormak women
are unable to have children.

Just like the Maggs.

This guy is either from
your world, or he's been
following us around.

What are you looking for?

Any repeat calls
to the same number from all
three of the source numbers.

We figure Clark's lawyer,
publisher and agent
must have called him.

Maybe more than once.

If we can match the numbers,
it helps narrow the scan.

Nice.

We've got three calls
to this 555 number, 818 code,
from the publisher.

Okay, key in on that number
and scan the other bases.

(BEEPING)

Bingo. One, two, three,
four calls from the lawyer.
And two from the agent.

And look at this.
The calls are to this number,
never from it.

And always about
the same time of day.

So what do we do now,
call that number?

Not yet. That's why we bought
the reverse directory.

We can track
the phone's location.

QUINN: Okay, here we go.

It's in Wrighthood,
up the mountains. Highway 2.
It's a pay phone.

Remmy.

Hey, guys.

(PHONE RINGING)

Yeah. Hello?

Sure, okay, great.
I'll let him know.
Yeah, thanks, bye.

So what if
it's not Clark?

Then we apologize
and go away.

But it would be really strange

if Clark's agent, attorney,

and publisher were calling
somebody else.

Yes, what is it?

Hi, is this the residence
of Isaac Clark?

No.

Excuse me, but we're huge fans
of his, we came all this way
just to meet him.

Maybe get him
to autograph a book.

I told you.
No one named Clark
lives here.

I have a gun.

You won't need it.
I mean, we don't mean
any harm.

Look, we're inter-dimensional
travelers.

Like the ones
in Mr. Clark's book,
only for real.

And we go from one world
to another with this.

My name is Quinn Mallory.
And it's kind of important
that we see Isaac Clark.

I'm Isaac Clark.

Please,
come on in.

Our parents told us
the Kromaggs were defeated
on our home world.

Very close to what you
describe in the book.

And if there is a weapon
that can defeat the Kromaggs,

well, I'd like to get my hands
on it, take it back to my
world and drive them out.

Dad spends a lot of time
dodging lunatic fans,

but you people
take the blue ribbon.

I've never heard anything
so crazy in my life.

Well, it's all true,
just like the story
in your father's book.

That's a novel. Fiction.
He makes it all up.

Don't you people know
how that works?

We haven't made up anything.
Everything we told you
really happened to us.

We're here because we think
you can help us.

Come on, Dad.

Do you need to hear
any more of this nonsense?

No, I don't.

Everything these young people
are saying is true.

I knew the minute
you told me your name,
Mallory, you see.

I knew your parents.

There was, as I think,
you know, quite a Kromagg
problem on our world.

That seems like
an understatement.

Yeah, we heard it was
a full-blown civil war.

Well, a weapon was needed
to put an end to it.

Michael and Elizabeth Mallory
were brilliant scientists.

They headed the research team
that developed
sliding technology.

And they used it to put
you two on different worlds,
out of harm's way.

And they made it available
for anybody who wanted
off that world,

away from the Kromaggs.

But they went back.

It's their world.
They wanted to fight for it.
So did I.

The government put together
a team of their best people.

We were under a lot of
pressure to develop a weapon
that would end the war.

And you did.

Your parents were key
to that research.

In fact, your father
perfected the formula
that led to the solution.

The Maggs were destroyed.
They were given
the highest honors.

Then it was just
a mopping-up operation.

Something I don't understand.
Why are you here?

You won the war,
drove out the Maggs.
Your world was at peace.

I saw a lot of destruction,
such death was the cause
of a lot of it.

I just couldn't face anything
on my world again.

And I had a brother
who worked with us.

He decided to stay,

but I got Michael Mallory

to slide me to this world.

And you became a writer?

No, not at first.

I looked for work
at my old profession,

but I found that
I had lost the will
and heart to pursue it.

Then, I met
Catherine's mother.

I found happiness
for the first time
in a long, long time.

Then I got this idea.

Nobody on this world
would believe my story,

what I'd seen,
what I'd been doing.

So I decided to make
science fact, science fiction.

Yeah. But why the isolation?
Why hide away like this?

Sliding technology.

You've got it.
The Kromaggs have got it,
as you well know.

And you were never going
to tell me this?

Oh, honey.

You were born here.
This is your world.

I felt that keeping the secret
would allow us
to have a normal life.

What good would it do you
to know the truth?

That it was the truth.

Oh.

Excuse me.

(DOOR CLOSES)

One of the hard things
about being a parent

is that sometimes
there is no clear right way
to do things.

You don't have to be a parent
to have that problem.

Excuse me.
I need to get some air.

Well, how can I help you?

Mind if I join you?

Well, it's a big night,
and nobody owns it.

I know how you feel.

How could you
possibly know that?

I didn't know the truth
about my life, my parents,

I grew up thinking that
the people that raised me
were my mother and father.

They weren't.

They never told you?

No.

They might have,
but they died
when I was very young.

I didn't find out
about my true parents
until my brother found me.

And he told you
how he was able to slide
from one universe to another,

and that there was a world
where some kind of mutant race
went to war with the humans.

Yes.
And you believed him?

No, it's not funny.
It's not funny at all.

I'm having to deal
with the fact that
my whole life has been a lie.

Isaac Clark
is still your father.

I think the hardest thing
about being a son
or a daughter

is realizing that
your parents try to do
the best they can.

But they're only human.

We're just trying
to get home.

That's all any of us
want to do.

Thanks.

I want to thank you
for being so understanding.

Such a fantastic story
coming out of nowhere,
and all at once.

You raised me
on fantastic stories.

Yeah.

But it must have been
quite a jolt to find out
that they were all true.

Well, Colin helped me
with that.

Nothing I know about you
from experience
really changed last night.

Bless you.

Now, I just want to learn more
about your world.

Oh, I'm not so sure
that's a good idea.

Why not?

This is your world.
It's been over 20 years
since I left my world.

There must have been
a lot of changes.

I don't know what we might
be heading into, and it's
safer for you here.

But I'd never see you again.

Well, now,
I might be able to
come back for you.

And you might not.

My mother is gone.
My only real family now is you
and yours on that world.

Yes, I really want to go.

Hey.
Hello.

Ah, what a day, huh?

Yeah.

You know,
packing for a trip
is always so hard.

I never know
if I bring too much stuff
or not enough or...

I solved that problem
a long time ago.

You see,
I don't bring anything.

You see, up until now,
we were never sure
where we were going.

But we always manage
to find what we need
when we get there.

God, I can't imagine
what it's like doing
what you do.

It's amazing
what a person
can get used to.

Well, Colin and Quinn
are going home now.

But where is home for you?

Nowhere, really.
My home was destroyed.

I lost everything I had
and everyone that
was important to me.

One person in particular.

A man?

My husband.

Quinn and Rembrandt rescued me
from my disintegrating world,

and, well, there was
never anyplace I found
that I wanted to stay.

I guess you could say
my world has become
one big never-ending slide.

Never ending until now.

Oh, I guess we both have
some real adjustments to make.

Yeah.

Are we about
ready to go?

Getting close.

I only brought some things
I was working on and money.

I brought these with me
when I came.

I always held out the hope
that I might get back again.

You might need that.

And for you.

Hey, that, uh,

37X ought to be 39X.

Are you sure about that?

It's my world.

And what are
those equations there
at the end? That's...

After the Kromaggs were driven
from your world,

our father designed
a slidecage to protect it
from ever being invaded again.

Oh.
I didn't know that.

These equations, added
to the coordinates
you've given me,

should get us around
that cage.

Taking the back door,
are we?

Something like that.

This might be
the last slide of all.

All right,
let's go.

You guys ready?

Oh, yeah.

(ELECTRONIC BEEPING)

(WHOOSHING)

Wow, it's wonderful.

Yes.
Yes, it is.

Looks like 20 years
of peace and progress.

Let's go.

I know you'll want
to get to your parents
as soon as you can.

This is the address
20 years ago.

If they're not there, at least
it's a place to start.

You're not coming
with us?

Uh, no.

No, no,
it's a family reunion,

and, uh, we'll catch up with
Michael and Elizabeth later.

So, where can we find you?

There used to be a pretty
good hotel around here.

The Chandler?

How did you know?

Oh, we've been around.

Well, thanks for the lift.

I guess we'll be
seeing you then.

We're home now.
We're not going anywhere.
So, yeah, we'll see you.

Great.

Home.

Yes?

Dad? I'm Quinn.

This is Colin.

Quinn? Colin?

Oh, my God.
Is it really you?

Yeah, Dad.

Elizabeth. Elizabeth.
The boys are back.

Our boys are finally home.

(GASPING)

Come in.
Don't stand in the hall.
Come in.

Hi.
Hi.

Come on in.

Rembrandt's been with us
since the start.

Well, I was on my way to work,
minding my own business,

Q-Ball here activated
the vortex, and then,
bam, here I am.

It's been a hell
of an adventure.

Oh, it sounds like it.
Traveling from world to
world, searching for this one.

But your search
is finally over.
You guys are home.

Cheers.
Hear, hear!

At least
Quinn and I are.

Maggie doesn't have
a home world.
Hers was destroyed.

MAGGIE: But you know, Quinn,
we've been through
so much together.

A lot of things have happened
along the way that would make
me sad not to see you anymore.

I think I'll stay here and
start a new life for myself.

What about you, Remmy?

You're welcome to stay, too.

Well, I appreciate that.
But I'd think I'd like
to go home.

QUINN: We made it to
our home world once...
Remmy's home world.

I thought it was my home world
at the time.

The Kromaggs took it over.

Kromaggs took it over?

My mother's
on that world.

At least I hope
she's still alive.

And I'd like to help them.

And now, with Dr. Clark,
there may be a way
to do that.

With Dr. Clark?

Isaac Clark.

He's the real reason
we're here.

We found him
on the last Earth
we were on.

And he helped you
on your way.

REMBRANDT: Well, actually,
he made the slide with us,
he and his daughter.

Listen, if there are plans
for the weapon
that defeated the Kromaggs,

I can take them back,
help free my world.

Uh, that sounds like
an interesting idea.

Where is Dr. Clark staying
while he's here?

At the Chandler.
He's going to stay there
until he gets his bearings.

See, this is our timer.

It allows us to travel
from one dimension to another.

It's counting down
from six hours.

Now we can either
catch it or stay.

Hmm.

Well, you have no more use
for this, do you?

I guess not.

Do you think you could help us
find Remmy's home coordinates?

Certainly. I probably
have them on file
somewhere in my records.

Well,
this is yours now.

Take what you can
from Dr. Clark,

cause when the time comes,

you'll be home.

Kind of like passing
the torch, huh, Q-Ball?

Something like that.

(SIGHS)

(LAUGHING)

Gotcha.

I love you, Rem.

I love you back.

Well, you told Rembrandt
we'd be at the Chandler.

Catherine, I came here to do
something very important.

Something I couldn't share
with our sliding friends.

That's why I had to find
my brother's house.

Well,
I don't understand.

Rembrandt said he wanted to
get the plans for the weapon

and take them back
to his home world
to defeat the Kromagg.

That's why I could never allow
him to know what actually
happened to the Kromaggs here.

Such a thing can never be
allowed to happen again.

Trust me on this, Catherine.
I do know what I'm doing.

Isaac?

Yes, Robert.
It's me.

My God.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

Come in.

Welcome to the Chandler.
May I help you?

Yes. I'm here to see a friend.
A Dr. Isaac Clark.

I'm sorry.
We don't have a guest
with that name.

You don't?

Would you mind
checking the computer?

I don't have to.

The police called earlier
asking about someone
with that same name.

Why do you want to see him?

It's like, I said,
he's a friend.

Wait here.

I still go into the campus
for lectures, of course,

but actually with
the Internet and
the television transmitter,

I could do all my work
right here.

I just miss the interaction
with my students.

What was your major?

Physics major.
Special interest,
quantum mechanics.

Of course.
And your education?

I'm mostly self-taught.
My world wasn't
as advanced as Quinn's.

Yeah, but you should have seen
what he was working on,
given his resources.

Electric storage cells,
flying machine.
He was a local genius.

More the local
witch doctor.
Take your pick.

You know, when your mother
and I went looking for you
after that terrible war,

we weren't able to find you.

Oh, my parents died
of a flu epidemic.

After that I was
pretty much on my own.

You know, your foster parents
told me that you died
in a flu epidemic.

Even showed me
a death certificate.

Really?

I didn't know that.

I was told they hid me
because they didn't want
to give me up,

and made up
some story for you,
but I guess that was it.

How did you find out
the truth?

I was in a Kromagg prison on
what I thought was my world.

I met my foster mother
there, and she gave me
the microchip.

It was embedded in her arm.

Ah, the microchip.

COLIN: And it told him
how to find me.

And then after that
we found the chip you left
in my foster mother's locket.

I see.

Well, it was a lucky thing
you ran into
your foster mother

during that terrible war,
wasn't it?

And it was also a lucky thing
that you've connected
with Dr. Isaac Clark.

ISAAC: How in the world
did you find me?

You said that you had
a brother and that
he was a scientist.

And when you weren't
at the hotel, I picked up
a book, Who's Whoon science.

Robert J. Clark.

Nice to meet you.

Well, I couldn't get
into the hotel,

so I was lucky enough to find
that Robert was listed
in the phone book,

and I imagine
you found that, too.

Yes.
But there's a little more
to this, isn't there?

I don't know
what you're talking about.

Well, I wasn't the only one
looking for you
at the Chandler.

The police are onto you.

The Mallorys.

Of course, your friends
must have told them
I made the slide with you.

We'll have to move
to the clinic.

I knew it was just a matter
of time before they found out
I was here.

Wait a minute.

And maybe you better tell me
exactly what's going on here.

Why should I do that?

Because you owe me!
And my friends!

Now you wouldn't be here to do
whatever it is you're going
to do if it weren't for us.

I don't see it that way.

You want me
to give you a weapon

that would allow you
to destroy the Kromaggs
of your world.

I can't allow
such a criminal act.

What? A criminal act?

Dad...

I need to clear up
some things.

REMBRANDT: I would think so.

For Catherine's sake,
not yours.

The Kromaggs of this world
were a downtrodden society

with very low
technical skills.

Their weapons were primitive
against ours.

Hold on. You told us
that they made war on you,

and you invented a weapon
to win that war.

Well, it seemed to be what
your friends wanted to hear,
and I had to get back here.

I worked with the Mallorys
for a while

to devise what was called
the final solution
to the Kromagg problem.

It was a biologic weapon.

A disease, really.

Would you like to see
what it did?

Are they still here?

Yes.

No need to be afraid.
These are our friends.

ISAAC: Very few Kromaggs
have survived this long.

Kromaggs were rounded up,
herded into death camps,
and exposed to the virus.

And when I saw what
that disease was doing

to an entire species

that was innocent of
everything except being
different, I had to act.

And with a few others
who thought like I did,

we managed to get thousands of
Kromaggs off this world with
pirated sliding equipment.

Those we couldn't slide,
we hid in secret clinics
to try to treat them,

perhaps find a cure.

If there was no war, why would
the Mallorys take their sons
to different worlds?

Oh, there was an uprising
in one of the camps
and Quinn was taken hostage.

And when the revolt was
put down, and Quinn saved,

the Mallorys decided
to get them off the planet.

My brother was arrested
and sentenced to exile.

The Mallory sliding machine
was used to deport those
whom they called traitors

to the human cause.

You used us to come back here
for some kind of revenge?

No. Justice. And, anyway,
you used me as well.

I had the coordinates.
You had the timer.

And I brought back evidence
to submit to the world court

to bring people like
the Mallorys to trial
for their crimes.

This just doesn't fit with
what I know about
Quinn and Colin's parents.

I mean, if they are
what you say they are,

then this
is the wrong world.

I've got less than an hour.
Listen, you've got to help me.

If I don't reach my friends
before this timer
reaches zero,

we're all gonna be stuck here.

Your friends
may already be
beyond help.

If the Mallorys are onto me,

they must be aware
that Colin and Quinn
are not their sons.

All the more reason
for me to get to them.

I can't be seen.

As you said, the police
have already been to the hotel
looking for me.

There'll be a general alert.

Listen,
do you have a car?

Yes.
Well, I need it.

You don't know what
you're getting into.
The Mallorys are...

Do you know
what you're getting into,
Father, huh?

You came here
on a mission for justice,
to right a terrible wrong.

But to get here you sacrificed
the safety of people you knew
weren't from this world.

Are Colin and Quinn and Maggie
just three more casualties

in a war that ended
over 20 years ago?

Huh?

Let's go.

Since the gas shortage,
I haven't really
had it on the road much.

Yeah. Well, when was
the last time you drove it?

I'm sure I had it out
sometime before Christmas.

All right, try it.

(ENGINE SPUTTERS)

Again.

(ENGINE SPUTTERING)

(ENGINE STARTING)

Twenty-two minutes.

The stories that you have to
tell of all of your adventures
would make a great book.

Have you thought of that?

Not really.

We haven't had
much time to do anything
except keep alive

and stay one step ahead
of whatever was chasing us.

Well, I guess those adventures
are over now, aren't they?

I sure hope so.

What's going on?

When we placed you
on separate worlds
during the Kromagg purges,

we did not embed a microchip
into a woman's arm,

nor did we place another one
into a woman's locket.

And there was no slidecage.

No need for one.

The Maggs were completely
eliminated from this planet.

And if any were foolish enough
to return,

well, we still have the weapon
that my husband and I
perfected at Alamogordo.

So, I don't know who you are,
but you are not our sons.

I've just notified
the military police,

and they will be here
in a matter of moments.

Isaac Clark was a convicted
traitor who was sentenced
to sliding exile.

Obviously, by bringing
you people here,
he's violated that exile,

and he may also be responsible
for introducing dangerous
criminals to this world.

We're not criminals.

Well, why don't we have
a nice trial and find out?

These people aren't anything
like our parents.

MAGGIE: Come on.

(SIREN BLARING)

That way!

Look, there's your friends.

Pull over.

Let's go!

How much time?

Five minutes!

We're doing great.

We are?

(LAUGHING)

(CHATTERING ON POLICE RADIO)

Stop.

Come on, move it.

What's going on, Remmy?

We've got another
two minutes to kill.

Or be killed.

I'm not going to
make it. You go on!

I came here to do something,
and I'm going to do it.

Go on to Robert's house.

The evidence
is all in my briefcase.

Robert will know
what to do.

Now, go! Go!

Hold it right there.
Hands behind your back!

(WOMAN CHATTERING ON P.A.)

I have to
help my father.

I know.

You see, on this world,
the Kromaggs were
the good guys.

Clark and his brother,
they're trying to help them.

(TRAIN HONKING)

The people we thought
were our parents
are trying to kill them?

You got it.

(HORN HONKING)

What now?

We're on a train!

Almost time.

Q-Ball, this isn't
the best idea you've ever had!

It's the only one
I've got right now.

(GRUNTS)

No turns,
no low bridges so far.

Quinn, I hope one day
you really do find your world.

Yeah, so do I.

All right,
here we go.

(ELECTRONIC BEEPING)