All language subtitles for Smallville S01E17 1080p BluRay x264-BORDURE

[EKG BEEPING]

[DOOR OPENS]

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

Tyler.

-I missed you.
-Missed you too, Mom.

Did you get my post cards?

I didn't think you'd come.

[COUGHING]

-I'm getting the doctor.
-Wait, Tyler.

I asked you to come home for a reason.

I need you to help me.

I want you to help me die, Tyler.

Don't talk like that,
you're gonna get well.

I want to be buried
back home, in Smallville.

You have to be strong, Mom.

I can't fight this anymore.

If you love me, you'll do this for me.

I love you, Mom.

And I love you, Tyler.

[EKG FLAT-LINING]

Oh, my God, security!
Get me security now!

Get away from her!

-TYLER: She was in pain!
-MAN: What?

NURSE: I think he killed her.

Let go! Let go! Let go!

MAN: Tyler Randall, male Caucasian.
Body has multiple fracture injuries

consistent with a high
fall of more than 20 feet.

Subject's neck is broken
just below the axis.

Hm. What have we got here? Let's see.

Oh, man, that's gotta hurt.

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

Subject has unknown rock fragment

wedged between the brachioradialis
and the flexors of the right forearm.

Come on, come on.

Possibly the result of impact.

Okay, Tyler, let's take
a look under the hood.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

♪ Somebody save me ♪

♪ Let your warm hands
break right through it ♪

♪ Somebody save me ♪

♪ I don't care how you do it ♪

-♪ Just stay, stay ♪
-♪ Stay with me ♪

♪ Come on, I've been waiting for you ♪

♪ To stay with me ♪

♪ I made this whole world shine for you ♪

♪ Stay, stay ♪

♪ Come on ♪

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

Well, here we are.

I'm only asking for two hours! I'm sorry
to cut into your busy social schedule.

It's not that. I don't mind
helping out for a good cause,

-it's just all these people are...
-Old and sick?

It's hard to deal with.
There's nothing we can do.

You're right, you can't save
them from old age and illness,

but that's not the point. You're
saving them from loneliness.

Don't forget the irises.

You excited about the big fishing
trip with your dad next weekend?

You didn't forget, did you?

How could I? We've been
going every year since I was 7.

Ten hours in a rowboat, swatting
mosquitoes, looking for ripples.

-I thought you enjoyed fishing.
-I did when I was younger.

-If you don't want to go, tell him.
-I don't want to hurt his feelings.

He may not like it, but he needs to know.

Ah! Martha, Clark, I'd like you to
meet Tyler Randall, new volunteer.

-I want you to show him the ropes.
-Hi.

He says you grow the best
organic produce outside Metropolis.

-You just made a friend for life.
-So, what brings you to Smallville?

I came back to make funeral
preparations. I recently lost my mother.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Why don't we get to the deliveries.

We can start with Mrs. Sikes.
She'll be happy to see us.

-Her dog Pepper, on the other hand...
-Pepper's not so bad.

[BARKING]

Hi, Pepper, hi! How are you
today? Pepper, this is Tyler.

[PEPPER GROWLS]

Don't worry, she's probably hungry.

I'll get her something to eat.

A lot of our clients are elderly
and housebound, like Mrs. Sikes.

Good morning, Mrs. Sikes.
How are you feeling today?

SIKES: Terrible.

-Is that Clark? He looks different.
-No, this is Tyler, our new driver.

Let me.

How about some lunch, Mrs. Sikes?

[GASPS]

-What's wrong?
-SIKES: It hurts.

-My pills, give me my, get my...
-isn't there anything we can do for her?

I wish there were.

One of Mrs. Kent's beautiful
irises. For a beautiful lady.

[GROANS]

SIKES: Don't ever get old and sick, son.

The world got no use for you.

I'll tell you what...

I'll bring you another iris tomorrow.

I like roses. White ones.

White ones it is.

I like this one, Martha.

DOMINIC: Your father's very
disappointed with you, Lex.

My father's disappointment is
perennial, only the circumstances change.

What do you want, Dominic?

An internal audit of your division
has turned up accounting irregularities.

And I've been authorized to come down
and go through it in a thorough manner.

So this is payback for turning down my
father's offer to join him in Metropolis.

Lionel has been very
tolerant of your excesses.

But this time you didn't spend the
money on parties and sports cars.

He wants to know where it went.

Do you know what my father
gave me for my 10th birthday?

A copy of The Will to Power.

"Behold the superman. Man
is something to be overcome."

Sun Tzu, Machiavelli, Nietzsche,

they were the voices that
nurtured me after my mother died.

My father made every question
a quiz. Every choice a test.

Second best was for losers.
Compassion, for the weak. Trust no one.

Those are the lessons I grew up with.

I'll remember that if I'm ever
interviewed by the Biography Channel.

All I'm saying, Dominic, is try
and remember who I was raised by.

I try to deny it, but
I'm still my father's son.

Tread carefully.

-LANA: Here you go.
-Thanks.

[TRIK TURNER'S "FRIENDS
AND FAMILY" PLAYING]

Looks like a real page-turner.

My father and I have
our annual fishing trip.

Of course you do. My father
and I went on a fishing trip once.

-He doesn't seem like the fishing type.
-He's not. We were the bait.

We flew to South Australia,

got up-close and personal
with a couple of great whites.

Sounds like a real Kodak moment.

When you're rich and untouchable,
you do things to make yourself feel alive.

Why'd you go?

Because he didn't think I would. We
never went on another father-son trip.

I wish my father would do
something other than fishing.

How about a football game?

I've got two tickets for the skybox at
the Metropolis Sharks game Sunday.

They're yours.

That'd be great. My father's
followed the team all season.

-I wouldn't even have to twist his arm.
-Problem solved.

♪ 'Cause all's I need
is the air that I breathe

And my friends and
family to believe in me ♪

♪ As deep as the abyss where the waters

run As deep as the
land of the rising sun ♪

♪ You know I'm down And even
when them odds are against us ♪

♪ It doesn't even matter... ♪

Lana, what is it?

That was Whitney's mom, his
dad just had another heart attack.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

Whoa, whoa!

It is not a good idea to sneak up on
somebody with an acetylene torch.

I'm sorry. My name's Dominic
Senatori, I work for Lionel Luthor.

I'm here following up on a research
project Lex Luthor recently instigated.

If you don't mind, I've got a
lot of work to do around here.

There was an incident involving your
son and Lex's Porsche and a bridge.

Lex has spent a considerable amount
of time and capital researching the crash

and I was wondering if you knew why.

Look, the truth is, Lex Luthor
was driving like a maniac.

His car went off the
bridge into the water,

my son jumped in, risked his life to
save him, that's the end of the story.

You wouldn't know why he
commissioned an in-depth profile

into you and your family.

I have no idea.

Fair enough, Mr. Kent.
Thanks for your time.

Uh, just out of curiosity, what
were Lex's findings on the crash?

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

Whitney, is that you?

It's Clark Kent, Mr. Fordman.

Oh, Lana.

Well, where's Whitney? I
haven't seen my son yet.

Don't worry, he'll be here soon.

-Where is Whitney?
-LANA: I don't know.

His mom said he'd be here.

Clark, how's Whitney's dad?

-He's hanging in there.
-That's good.

-You remember this?
-It's my first fishing rod.

You used to practice casting
it out in the paddock all day.

-I remember.
-In fact,

I remember I used to have to pry it
out of your hands to get you to bed.

Dad, what would you say if we
could be sitting in the deluxe box

next Sunday watching
the Metropolis Sharks?

I'd say the Milk River's
changed quite a bit.

Think about it.

No worms, no cold mornings,
no eating canned peaches.

Wait a minute. Did Lex
Luthor arrange all this for us?

Clark, this morning I had a surprise
visit from one of Lionel Luthor's people.

Did you know Lex Luthor was having
us investigated after the bridge accident?

Yeah, but Lex said that was
all in our past. He promised.

-You knew and you didn't tell me?
-Because I knew you'd react like this.

JONATHAN: I thought we
had an understanding.

How am I supposed to protect
you if you won't give me the facts?

-I don't need protection.
-When it comes to your secret, you do.

When you get older, you'll
understand my apprehension

-about the Luthor family.
-Stop treating me like a kid.

I'm not 7 anymore, I'm not
casting lines in the paddock.

I don't even like fishing, the only reason
I do it is because it makes you happy!

That didn't come out right.

No, son, I think it did.

[STATIC ON TV]

[DOOR OPENS]

[BARKING]

Pepper?

[PEPPER WHINES]

Pepper.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

-I brought you a white rose.
-[COUGHING]

You've lived so long with pain.
Sometimes don't you wish it would end?

Oh, yes.

I can't go on, not like this.

It'll all be over soon.

I promise.

Where's Dad?

He wanted to get an early start,
said he had a lot of work to do today.

He's avoiding me, isn't he?

I'm not gonna play referee.
You two need to work this out.

We will. First we'll have a
week of uncomfortable silence,

then we'll talk about something
trivial. And then we'll move on.

Avoiding it and hoping the problem
goes away isn't dealing with it.

-You know how stubborn he can be.
-I know how stubborn you both can be.

I don't want you to drift
apart like he did with his dad.

I thought they were close.

They were, but they kept
things from each other.

When your grandfather passed away,

there was a lot your dad didn't
get to tell him, a lot he regrets.

I just don't want to
see history repeat itself.

Chloe, I just got your note. I can't
believe it. I saw Mrs. Sikes yesterday.

-I know. I'm sorry, Clark.
-What happened?

The official story is, there was a
fire. But all they found were her ashes.

-And the unofficial?
-Spontaneous combustion.

She thinks the old lady
just burst into flames.

"October 1978. Joyce Maslow was
dancing in Elizabeth, New Jersey,

when flames burst from her
head and back, enveloping her.

In seconds, she was a human
torch, consumed before her boyfriend."

-You don't have to look so happy.
-I'm not happy, I'm intrigued.

Which means you're
still gonna look into it.

-Am I that transparent?
-[IN UNISON] Yes.

Mr. Kent?

-Clark isn't here.
-Actually, I came to see you.

I was wondering if you're planning
on coming to the game next Sunday.

I'm going fishing, Lex, I don't
know what my son is doing.

-The tickets were meant as a gift.
-I'm sure your intentions were noble.

That's not fair. You don't understand
how I regard Clark and your family.

JONATHAN: Yes I do, I
understand perfectly well.

We're just the pawns in your
eternal chess game with your dad.

-Do you have a family photo?
-Yeah, I've got lots of family photos.

The only picture of my father and me
appears in the LuthorCorp annual report.

Ha!

Is this the part where I'm
supposed to feel sorry for you?

No, I just want you to understand

if I'm guilty of anything
regarding your family, it's envy.

If you're so envious of my family,
then why do you feel the need

to investigate it behind my back?

I wanted to know what
happened the day of the accident.

I had a theory and it was false. I
was totally up-front with Clark about it.

That's what this is about.

-Clark wasn't up-front with you.
-He's a good kid.

-I don't want that to change.
-Neither do I.

You know

from the day I first met Clark, all
you've ever seen is the name Luthor.

Well, so far you haven't given
me a reason to see anything else.

See that Kansas State game last week?

What are you doing here,
Clark? Lana send you?

I told her you'd see it
coming a mile away.

Hey, I'm not angry.

So you've come to find
out why the heartless son

hasn't gone by the hospital
to visit his dying father.

Something like that.

I remember how my dad used to say

how he'd be there the day I
threw my first pass for the Sharks.

He said it so often,
I actually believed it.

He still could.

My father was the
strongest man I ever knew.

He lettered in three sports at State.

When I see him there
in the hospital so weak

it kills me because that's not my father.

Whatever you do, for a long time to come,

your father is gonna
be there to support you.

I'll only have a memory of my dad.

And I don't want that memory to be

of that sick man laying
there in the hospital.

No, I get it.

It's just, I'd take the man over
the memory any day of the week.

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

Clark, I've been looking all over for you.
Look what I found in the Daily Planet.

-"Body Disappears From Morgue"?
-Yeah, but look at the photo.

The coroner's body was
disintegrated into ash.

Just like Mrs. Sikes.

I don't know, but it would be nice to
check out that house for ourselves.

[CAMERA CLICKS]

You know this is a crime scene.

So?

Well, there's no other sign
of fire damage anywhere.

You might want to dial back on that
"spontaneous combustion" skepticism.

-No barking.
-Wasn't planning on it.

-Pepper.
-Who's Pepper?

Mrs. Sikes' dog.

She turned into a barking machine
anytime somebody came over.

Pepper? Come here, girl.

Well, Animal Shelter
probably came and got her.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

-Oh, no.
-Don't tell me that's Pepper.

What happened may have been combustion but
I have a feeling it wasn't spontaneous.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

-Well, afternoon, Martha.
-MARTHA: Hi.

I didn't know that you
were volunteering today.

Dropping off some produce,
didn't want it to go to waste.

-Let me give you a hand with that.
-I've got it. Just close that for me.

All right. I'll be in the
office if you need me.

MARTHA: Okay.

Tyler! What are you doing here?

Here, let me help you with this.

Mrs. Sikes. That was you.

-Martha?
-Hank.

-You okay?
-Call the sheriff.

What's going on? Hold it right there.

Hank, no!

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Mom.

Get away from her.

Clark, don't touch him!

Clark, are you okay?

Son, your mom is, uh... She's resting.

She's pretty shaken up, but
I think she's gonna be fine.

Police are looking everywhere for Tyler.

-I don't think they're gonna stop him.
-Why?

Because I saw his
heart. It wasn't beating.

Clark, that doesn't make any sense.
How can he walk around if he's dead?

How can he turn people to ash?

When he touched my face, I felt like
the life was being drained out of me.

-Clark, you sure that you...?
-Yeah.

Dad?

Yeah?

Nothing.

Clark, I heard what happened at
Mobile Meals. Is your mom all right?

-Yeah.
-Can't believe Tyler would hurt anybody.

-He seemed so nice.
-If you run into him,

whatever you do, don't let him touch you.

Long story, just trust me.

Whitney phoned. He wanted
to get together later and talk.

That's great.

I don't know what you
said, but thank you.

Gotta go.

LEX: Hi, Lana.

Clark, glad I ran into you. I need to
talk to you about the Sharks game.

-Is your dad coming?
-I'm not sure.

Funny. When I asked him, he
was pretty adamant he wasn't going.

I'm rescinding the offer.
Go fishing with your dad.

-Lex, you don't have to do that.
-I know.

But your dad wants to
spend some time with you.

It's not something I
want to come between.

He's just trying to give you
something my father never gave me.

-What's that?
-Limitations.

All my father ever told me was "Don't
get caught. Don't cause a scandal."

That's not love, that's public relations.

You have no idea how lucky you are.

When my father dies,
kings will come to his funeral.

But when yours does,
his friends will come.

Nell told me she saw you come out here.

Yeah.

I just realized that in all the
time we've known each other...

-I've never been here before.
-It's okay, Whitney.

No, it's not.

It's just, the thought of losing
my parents was so awful...

I didn't want to think about it.

That's why you need
to talk to your father.

Go see him, Whitney. Make
the best of the time he has left.

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

Thanks, Lana.

I'm, uh, gonna go to the hospital.

-Do you want me to walk you home?
-Think I'm gonna stay.

Haven't been out here in a while.

Okay.

[RUSTLING]

LANA: Whitney?

It's all right, I won't hurt you.

I don't want to hurt anyone, Lana.
I only want to bring them peace.

I heard your friend talking. His
father must be in terrible pain.

I can help your friend.

[CHITTERING]

Then there's the discrepancy between
the purchasing and shipping records.

LEX: Stop. My father authorized this,
but enough bean-counting for one day.

Thirty-year-old single malt.

Also bought with my father's
money. Make sure you jot that down.

Let's be frank, Dominic. My
father sent you here to spy on me

because he's afraid
of how well I'm doing.

This was my last chance to prove
myself and he just assumed I'd fail.

Now he has to revise
his definition of me.

I'm not just his screwup son anymore.

Now I'm competition.

My father only knows one
way of dealing with competition.

There are some things better left
between patient and therapist, Lex.

You know, in ancient Persia

the kings would kill a messenger
who brought them news they didn't like.

In modern times, a sword in the
chest might seem a little extreme,

something more subtle would be in order.

Enjoying your drink?

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, that's disgusting.

I should have mentioned the "May
not be suitable for all ages" disclaimer.

-Your friend Tyler's been busy.
-What do you mean?

He tried to kill his mother, rose from
the dead, and escaped from the morgue.

My buddy Chad works weekends for the
ME. He zip-filed the toxicology report.

Besides that fatal amount of painkillers,

they found fragments of an unknown
green stone embedded in his skin.

-Meteor rocks.
-Yeah.

Then why aren't all Smallville's
dead bodies rising from the grave?

The combo of painkillers and meteor
rocks caused Tyler to pull a "Thriller."

Didn't you say Tyler
tried to kill his mother?

Tried and failed. His mother
recovered enough to be sent home.

[DOOR OPENS]

-LANA: I left Tyler in the graveyard.
-You okay?

He heard Whitney talking about his
father, he said he could bring him peace.

Did you call the police?

Where are you going?

Don't look at me, he
does that all the time.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

-WHITNEY: Dad?
-He can't hear you.

-Who are you?
-I've come to help your father. And you.

Hey!

TYLER: I can end your pain.

I know what you're feeling…

How much it hurts.

But I can make it all go away.

CLARK: Tyler, don't!

I heard your friend, Clark. Seeing
his father like this is tearing him apart.

-I can give them peace.
-It's not your decision.

You're wrong. I have to help him.

[TYLER YELLS]

You're not taking away pain.

You're stealing Whitney's
last chance to be with his father.

You can't stop me, Clark.

No one can.

Don't you see? It's better. I know,
I could see it in my mother's eyes.

Your mother's alive.

She recovered after that night.
They brought her home to Smallville.

-I thought...
-She's alive, Tyler.

Let me take you to her.

It's a miracle.

It's life. As long as we
have that, there's still hope.

TYLER: She seems so peaceful.

I thought that I was brought back
to relieve the suffering of others.

But it was my pain all along.

-What have I done?
-Tyler.

I just want it all to be over.

Tyler?

Interesting choice of
location for a meeting, Lex.

Why didn't you come up to the penthouse?

I was making a garbage delivery,
I didn't want to tarnish the marble.

I'm not in the mood to joust, Lex.

I was hoping you'd
explain Dominic's visit.

My auditors discovered unaccounted
expenditures coming out of Smallville.

-I thought it prudent to investigate.
-Come on, Dad.

I've squandered more in a weekend.
You didn't sic your auditors on me then.

No, we're talking corporate
finances, Lex, not your pocket money.

It bothers you, doesn't it?

That I'm not dependent on you anymore.

That I've made friends in
Smallville, people I trust.

Don't be ridiculous, Lex.
I'm happy you're doing well.

No, you're not. You're afraid
I won't need you anymore.

You'll always be my son.

And you will always need me, Lex.

Aren't you going to ask about Dominic?

He hasn't checked in for hours, has he?

Unusual for a man of
his predictable nature.

Go ahead

pop the trunk.

Ah, Lex, what has he
done, what has he done?

[DOMINIC MUMBLING]

You want to ask an accounting
question, Dad? Call me.

The next time one of your
drones bothers the Kents,

he'll be lucky to catch a
ride home with the spare.

Lex.

Well done.

MAN OVER PA: Playing quarterback
for your Metropolis Sharks

number 12, Whitney Fordman!

Down, set, hut!

Hut, hut, hut!

[RUBYHORSE'S "SPARKLE" PLAYING]

Yes!

[WHISTLE BLOWS]

♪ Been around this place
Stumbling in the dark ♪

-You all right, Dad?
-Never better.

♪ And when I feel the
skies will never clear ♪

♪ You remind me that spring is near... ♪

That's a really nice thing
you've done for the Fordmans.

Thanks, Mr. Kent. That
means a lot coming from you.

I just want you to know, I closed
the book on that day at the bridge.

Why'd you investigate
it in the first place?

That day was a miracle.

Haven't you ever wanted to find
out why things like that happen?

No.

I just accept the fact that they do.

You don't need an
explanation for everything, Lex.

♪ It takes me back again
When we were gettin' high... ♪

How did he get the
Metropolis Sharks to do it?

When your father owns the team,
it's easier to pull some strings.

It's strange, all this time I never
thought Lex even liked Whitney.

And then he goes and arranges all this.

I think Lex feels he's
become part of our lives.

I'd like to believe that.

You asked him, didn't you?

Being friends with Lex Luthor can
be complicated, but it has advantages.

-What was that for?
-Just being you.

♪ How you shine ♪

♪ How you rise above ♪

♪ The sky... ♪

[WHISTLE BLOWING]

♪ You rise ♪

♪ And you rise... ♪

-Dad, I'm sorry. What I said, it...
-Clark

the fishing trips, they never
had anything to do with fishing.

It was just that I wanted to
spend some time with my son.

My dad and I, we saw each other
every day but we never really talked.

I just don't want
history to repeat itself.

That makes two of us.

♪ And when I feel the
skies will never clear ♪

♪ You remind me that spring is near... ♪

CLARK: I know how we can
catch more fish this year.

JONATHAN: What, new lures?

CLARK: X-ray vision.

[JONATHAN CHUCKLES]

♪ How you rise above ♪

♪ The sky, yeah ♪

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]