All language subtitles for The A-Team (1983) - S02E23 - Curtain Call (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

(male narrator)
In 1972, a crack commando unit

was sent to prison
by a military court

for a crime
they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped
from a maximum-security
stockade

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted
by the government,

they survive
as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem,
if no one else can help,

and if you can find them, maybe
you can hire the A-Team.

[gun firing]

Thanks a lot, pal.

All right.

We were right, Captain.

The clerk ID'd Smith
from his photograph.

He came in here
less than an hour ago.

Did he say
what Smith wanted?

He wanted to know

where he could lay his hands
on Russ Clayton.

[groaning]

[groaning]

[whooping]

Hut! Hut! Hut!
Hut! Hut! Hey!

Hey, fool, this ain't
no football game.

You see, Clayton,
that's what happens

when you try
to run somebody

out of the cattle business
and burn their barn.

(Hannibal)
The pie you wind up in

isn't necessarily
an apple.

(Hannibal)
I love it when
a plan comes together.

Watch out,
Colonel!

[gun firing]

[groaning]

Let me see
how bad it is.

Oh, shoot, Colonel.
Ah!

(Murdock)
This little-bitty thing?

Just a puncture wound
in the old fuel tank.

Don't you worry.

[siren wailing]
A few less miles
to the gallon.

Just what I need,
one more hole.

Get in the van.

I feel like I got
a finger pokin'
through my back.

Did I get it
in the front or back?

It's Decker.

Now, I told you
Col. Decker saw us

at that toll crossing
this morning.

Well, you were right.
Feel better now?

[sirens wailing]

Go, B.A.!

Looks like
we're too late, Colonel.

Late?

There's only
one road in

and one road
out of this area.

The A-Team's
not goin' anywhere.

Coordinate with
our other units.

I want this entire area
sealed off tight.

If a gust of wind
blows through here,
I wanna know about it

and get me Maj. Danton
at Fort Travis.

Right.

What do we do
with this group, Colonel?

Have the sheriff
pick up this garbage

and get them out of here,
will you, Sarge?

[birds chirping]

Maj. Danton,
Col. Decker.

We found the A-Team.

Have your rangers
fly out to rendezvous

at my position
immediately.

Boy, he's lost
a lot of blood, Hannibal.

He's lucky he took it high
or he'd have lost it all.

Hang in there, Murdock.

We'll get you to a doctor
as soon as we can.

Oh, don't you fret none
about me, Colonel.

I got a lot of revs
in the old engine left.

[sighing]

This is a pretty
isolated area, Hannibal.

Who knows how far it is
to the nearest doctor.

We can count on Decker
to cut off our only way out.

We may have to improvise.

Improvise?

(Murdock)
Oh, we interrupt this program

to give you
a special medical bulletin

on the condition
of H.M. Murdock,

your clubman flyin' high,

groovin'
and spinnin' at you,

where the air is thin

and the little doggies...

[howling]

(Murdock)
I'm okay, baby. I'm okay.
Are you okay?

[gasping]

* Will you still love me *

(Murdock)
* When I'm gone *

Man is not talking right,
Hannibal.

But now he really
ain't talkin' right.

(B.A.)
He's hurtin' bad.

Yeah. I'm afraid
he's gettin' an infection

and then he'll get a fever,

then we're in trouble.

(Hannibal)
We gotta find
some place isolated,

out of the way,
off the highway.

We can lay him down,
keep him still,
make him comfortable.

(Hannibal)
Face,

you're gonna
have to scam it.

Start thinkin'.

(Face)
Anybody in there?

Hey, anybody home?

[Face sighing]

[Face grunting]

Whoa, whoa.
Take it easy.
Take it easy.

Take a chair.
Yeah.

There you go.

Easy.

I've been
goin' on pure grit.

[sighing]

I must have walked
20 miles to get here.

Trouble you boys
for a-- for a
glass of water?

Sure.

[groaning]

Much obliged.

What happened to you?

I have been lookin'
for the big one,

only he found me.

Who found you?

Old Luke.

Old Luke?

(Face)
Yeah.

A grizz.

Big, ugly, mean.

Yeah, I've been after him
about a year.

I told you
there were bears up here.

(Face)
Bears?

[chuckling]

We're not talkin' bears.

We're talkin'...

bears.

You think I got this
from winkin' too much?

No, sirree,
Old Luke gave me that.

I'd show you boys
what's under this, uh, patch,

only you fellas
probably just had lunch.

Yeah, I-I'll tell you
one thing.

I-It's a good thing
that Old, uh...

Luke.
Luke, right.

...didn't meet up
with Richie and me

'cause you are lookin' at,
uh, two dead shots.

(Face)
Listen, pilgrim,

you better put
the first one

right in the old keyhole
with Luke,

or, uh, you can forget
about lockin' the door.

Sure.

Folks call me
Bear Claw Jones.

Catchy, isn't it?

Yeah.

(Face)
Yeah, I go after the big ones.

I hunt 'em, I skin 'em,

I eat 'em.

[exclaiming]

(Face)
Yeah.

He eats 'em.

Well, uh...

A-Artie Simmons
and Richie Hauser.

Pleasure.
Here, you boys chew?

Well, uh...

He's out there somewhere,

big as day and twice as mean.

[sniffing]

You can smell him

out there in the woods,

hiding in the shadows,

getting ready to pounce.

Sorry.

[exclaiming]

Well, I gotta get me
a 40-odd-44-odd-40.

[exclaiming]

Yeah, track him down.

Only this time

I aim on collectin'
on that $10,000 reward

they is offering for his hide.

$10,000?

Certified check signed
by the governor himself.

(Face)
Yeah, put you right in
the old history books.

Well, I gotta go.

Got a bear to notch.

I guess I'm weaker
than I thought.

Take--take--take it easy,
Mr. Claw.

W-Why don't you s-sit
down and--and rest awhile?

No, no.

You've been through
an awful lot now.

Just sit down.

Rest. Relax and get
your strength back.

You got plenty of time
to go after Old...

Luke.
Right.

Right.

W-why don't you
get yourself a couple
of hours of sleep

and, uh, you'll feel
like a new man?

Well...

There you go.

Sorry.
You're probably right.

Definitely.
There you go.

(Face)
Oh, yeah, couch is nice.
This is nice.

[inaudible]

[Face sighing]

Let's go.

[door opening]

[laughing]

[chuckling]

Happy hunting!

Face, you're getting slow.

Slow? I...

12 minutes?

Hannibal,
I had to say hello.

Easy, now,
don't move.

Wait. As you...
Get your feet down first.

[grunting]
Ah, up around me.

All right, now!

Ooh!

That's it.

[groaning]

Take it slow.

[groans]

(B.A.)
Hannibal, I don't
like the way he looks.

We gotta get
that bullet out.

Get a pillow,
will you, B.A.?

It's not the bullet
I'm worried about.

(B.A.)
It's not?

No.

It can sterilize itself,

right in the barrel
sometimes.

It's the pieces of cloth
it pushes in

that usually
starts the infection.

Hannibal, here's
the first-aid kit.

Give me antiseptic.

We don't have any.

Well, give me
a big bandage.

(Tawnia)
We're gonna need
the antiseptic.

(Face)
Hannibal,

unless there's a back door
out of this place,

it's, uh, Decker's ball game.

Tawnia, hold this
right here.

Easy.

See, we're right here.

The nearest medical facility
is 40 miles south of here.

With, uh,
Decker near,

it might as well be
400 miles.

Wait a minute.

There's a ranger station

about 15 miles east.

That means
medical supplies.

Lieutenant, you got it.
Take Tawnia.

But, uh, what do you
want me to do?

You will
think of something.

We're on our way.

* We're on our way *

* Eatin' hay *

* What do you say,
what do you say,
what you say *

* Is there a problem *

* You got a problem,
it'll go away *

He's startin'
to get hot.

(Crane)
We completely
sealed off the area.

I want patrols searching
the secondary roads.

Your men will cover
Quadrant A.

Sgt. Collins and his team
will cover Quadrant B.

I want those cabins
along the north ridge
searched immediately.

(Crane)
I'll get on it.

Col. Decker!

What is it, Sergeant?

(Collins)
Blood, sir.

It's fresh.

None of Clayton
and his men
were wounded, sir.

Think it could be
one of the A-Team?

Let me see that map.

If they have a wounded man
with them, Colonel,

there are only, uh,
two places

where they can secure
medical supplies.

River View Hospital,

and the ranger station
off Mill Basin Road.

Of course, they may try
to contact Murdock

at the V.A. Hospital.

Put a surveillance team
on the hospital

but don't let them
move in on Murdock

and scare them away.

Captain.

Have you ever wondered

why the A-Team
manages to slip past us?

They're good, sir.

No, they're the best.

They think as one,

feel as one,

and act as one.

But, uh,

with a wounded man
in their midst,

they cease to be that.

The good of the unit becomes
the good of an individual.

And that will
be their undoing.

(Hannibal)
It'll take them
almost two hours

to get to that ranger station

going around
Decker's roadblocks.

If Decker don't
grab them first.

That's the last
of the bandages.

We're gonna need
those supplies, Hannibal.

He's weak.

He lost
a lot of blood.

We gotta find a way
to replace it, man.

I know.

Me and this crazy man

got the same
kind of blood.

You remember
that time

when they gave me
some of his blood?

Made me talk crazy,

but he saved my life.

Yeah,
'cause I remember

we had to feed it to you
drop by drop.

(Hannibal)
B.A., you lie still.

Man, I'm warning you all
for the last time,

I don't want
this sucker's blood in me.

(B.A.)
It's gonna make me crazy
just like him.

(Murdock)
It's not gonna
make you crazy, B.A.

It's just gonna
make you mellow.

You can even room
with me at the V.A.

I'll have them
bring in an extra bunk

and you and I can
watch the walls melt.

Hannibal!

Lay off,
will you, Murdock?

Lay off what?
This man has a chance
for greatness.

My bodily fluids
are in great demand

by the finest minds
of our time.

I used to give
a fresh specimen

to the V.A. every week.

Worst that can happen to him

is if he hears things
he don't see

and rhyme his
words just like me.

(Hannibal)
I'm all for the rhyming word,

but sometimes
actions speak louder.

Murdock, how did I let you
talk me into this?

I don't know.

I have intermittent
memory loss.

We've got
a break situation here.

Give us a lockdown
and sound the alarms.

[alarm sounding]

Hey, great, Murdock! Great!

[whooping]

Isn't this great,
Colonel?

What a view!

[whoops]

I love it, Murdock.

It's like havin' wings.

Wings, Colonel,
you've got wings.

Red Carpet flight 86
now ready for boarding.

All passengers
holding tickets

will now be on board.

Got some structural weakness
in the wing struts

and it won't hold
if you do any aerobatics.

Remember, keep an eye
on the silks.

If it starts to shred,
take it down.

I didn't know you cared,
sweetheart.

Thanks, B.A.

Don't thank me.

Just keep it off the trees.

Get this bird off the ground.
That guy's sweating bullets.

I will find civilization,
muchacho.

I will bring back
reinforcements.

[engine revving]

*[Murdock singing]

The man is crazy.

Yeah, but it's
a good kind of crazy.

(B.A.)
Crazy man can fly a plane,

but he never knew
where he was goin'.

[helicopter engine sputtering]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, girl,
take it easy now.

What's the matter?

(Murdock)
We're out of juice.

We're going down, boy.

(Murdock)
You never get good gas mileage
in the city.

You got a map that covers
the entire county?

(Murdock)
Fill her up,
high-octane.

All right, I'll do it.

(Hannibal)
You could always
count on Murdock

to do the unexpected.

[airplane engine sputtering]

(Murdock)
Knock it off, you guys!

Uh, are you
having a problem, Murdock?

It's hard to tell
with these.

With these?
What do you mean?

Where did you
get this plane, Face?

Uh, well...

Face didn't scam it.
I did.

What?

Well, I--I had to con
the passport people.

Okay, Murdock,

where did you
get this bird?

I clipped it off
the rental plane repair line.

It would be ridiculous

for me to assume
that it'd been fixed.

Of course,
it wasn't fixed.

They'd start to miss 'em
once they're fixed.

You gotta get 'em
before they're fixed.

Of course.

Murdock, uh,
what's gonna happen?

[airplane engine sputtering]

Looks like
we're gonna crash.

Oh, come on. Really,
what's going to happen?

It looks like
we're gonna crash and die.

[exclaiming]

4000 feet and dropping.

There's just one parachute.

I'll jump and go for help.

Too low.
Too late to jump.

Find a comfy little spot

and hold on.

(Murdock)
Ladies and gentlemen,
that concludes your flight.

Thank you for flying
Miracle Airlines,

the only airline where
lady luck is your copilot.

Hannibal, you better
get outta here.

You better leave me, man.
You better leave me.

[sighing]

Captain,

we go out together,

or we don't go out
at all.

I want you to rest.

You gotta...

Feels cool.

[sighs]

I better check
the perimeter.

You heard the man,
sucker.

We're a team.

We go out together.

Well, looks like
we won't be flyin'.

[snickering]

[grunting]

How did I do?

(B.A.)
I might've passed out
from that hamburger, sucker,

but I got my revenge later.

...but I was thinkin'

of just swimmin' right on
up the coast someday

and then surfing right on in
and saying hey.

Shut up, fool.
You ain't no fish.

Oh, yeah?
I can pucker up like one.

Besides,
I like them fish vibes.

I tell you,
they got somethin'

real peaceful
goin' on down there

Right, Therm, my man?

(B.A.)
Listen, Murdock,

I'm sick and tired
of your dead lobster

and your dumb vibes.

(Murdock)
Cut it out, B.A.

Just because Therm
has been reduced to a claw,

it don't mean
he ain't got no vibes.

Gotta teach this sucker
a lesson.

Now, B.A.,
let's be rational.

We must behave
like grown men.

(Murdock)
Like civilized adults.

The--the man said,

"Give the man a break,"
so give me a break!

How about
I give you a ride?

You want to be
like the fish so much,

why don't you join 'em?

[grunting]

He did it!

I don't believe he did it!

Now, vibe on that, sucker!

Vibe on that?

[tires screeching]

Face, do you think
Murdock will be all right?

(Tawnia)
He's lost so much blood.

Damn. Murdock, he's tough,

like a piece of rawhide,

one that's just
got out of therapy.

Yeah, he's got
the kinda strength
that counts.

Don't you worry
about Murdock.

A few weeks, and, uh,

he won't be able

to distinguish reality
from a couple of breadsticks.

[scoffing]

Yeah, he's quite a guy.

We sure ran a lot of scams
together.

(Face)
There was a certain eloquence,

a poetry to the man.

[coughing]

Good afternoon, gents.

What can I do for you
this afternoon?

Moran. Morey Moran?

Yeah.
Yeah.

Then I can assume
that, uh,

these are your initials
on this purchase order.

Uh, M.M.?

Yeah.

I--I...

W-w-what you doing?

Calling Headquarters

to tell them we're
questioning the suspect.

Suspect?
Hey, wait a minute--

You have
already conceded, sir,

that your initials are
in fact on the document.

Please do not
complicate matters

by perjuring yourself.

Look, I don't
have to stand here

and take this from a...

Who are you guys,
anyway, aye?

You know, that's, uh,
Col. Bradley Lexington,

Salisbury Explosives
and Arms Control.

I'm Edmund Morris,

United Nations
attaché to Zulabwe.

Look, I ain't done
nothing wrong.

So why don't you go

put somebody else's
knickers in a twist, okay?

(Murdock)
We are not amused.

On 16 December, 1982,

this establishment sold
10 cases of dynamite

to the Parker
Construction Company.

Do you concur?

So what? I-I-I'm
a supply store.

Yeah, you see. But--

To continue,

said dynamite was defective

and a premature explosion

caused the untidy demise
of 22 workers employed

to renovate the bridge
at Breaker Pass.

Now, how do you
respond to that?

B-b-by--by saying
that's bloody impossible

'cause there ain't no bridge
over Breaker Pass, that's why.

Idiot!

There is no need
to brutalize
the Queen's English

along with
your other crimes,

which now include

impugning a loyal subject
of Her Royal Majesty!

Oh, come on, I mean
you guys must be kidding.

I sell good stuff here,
and everyone knows it.

Oh, don't make me laugh.

No kippers,
no English herringbone tweeds,

no meat pies,

no Rolls-Royce petrol caps,

no original pressings
of Hey Jude.

(Murdock)
You, sir,

are a miserable excuse
for a shop keep.

(Face)
And I don't see
any state seals

or shipping dates
on any of these.

Mr. Moran,
you're not buying this

on the black market,
are you?

Look, I bought this stuff
all legal,

and you can bank that
at Barclays.

Then where are
the state seals?

Uh, oh, well, uh...

I thought so.

We're gonna have
to confiscate this
as contraband.

Uh, Col. Lexington,

could you give me
a hand here, please?

Delighted.

Oh, no, look...
This...

(Face)
And, of course,

there were the visits
to the V.A. Hospital.

* I ain't got no *

* satisfaction *

* I ain't got
no satisfaction *

Hi, Murdock.

Oh, man, I was practically
to the meteor shower.

Time to go. Bye-bye.

The magic word
is "tuberculosis."

[coughs]

[coughs louder]

[coughing]

[Murdock coughing]

Good Lord!

Mr. Murdock.

I don't remember
him being like this.

It must have been
incubating all this time.

Good thing the tests showed
the infestation this early.

I gotta get him down

to County General
into quarantine.

What?
County General?

I'd like a complete list
of the patients

whom this, uh, uh, Murdock
has been in contact with.

He spends most of his time
by himself.

I want my doggy, Billy.

What about my dog,
Nurse?

He's been
in the same position
for a month.

This man has a dog?

Ah.

No. You see,

there is no dog.

Oh, no, he's gone.
It's too late, Doc!

[coughs]

Oh, look,

I--I don't know
if I should release him.

Mr. Murdock
is under care.

Nurse, if you wanna
take responsibility

for contaminating
this entire ward,

maybe the entire wing,

perhaps
the entire hospital,

then by all means,

I'll leave the patient
with you.

But unless you have proper
quarantine facilities
available--

[coughing]
No, no, no,
it's just that--

Oh.

Thank you.

And if this man
has been eating
in the cafeteria,

I want the dietitian staff
to be given full examination

and, if necessary,
shots.

Hopefully, this thing
can be contained.

My dog Billy, Doc,
tell me he'll make it.

Oh, feel better,
Mr. Murdock.

(Tawnia)
Face, are you okay?

Face, are you all right?

What?

Are you all right?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm fine. I just, uh...

I must have tuned out
back there.

Uh-oh.

(Face)
Decker.

Get these cars
out of sight.

I want sentries posted.

100 yards out
along that perimeter.

Come with me, inside.

Face, we can't go in there.

Not with Decker and his men
in that ranger station.

Yeah, it does
present a challenge,
doesn't it?

(Collins)
We found some tire tracks.

Could be from
the A-Team's van.

Half-mile
north of the overpass.

I have you.

There's a cabin
in the woods up ahead, sir,

about, uh, 200 yards.

(Decker)
I want it searched, Sergeant.

I'll have backup vectored
to your position.

You keep in touch.

(Collins)
Yes, sir.

Whoa! Don't shoot!
We're tax accountants!

I g-g-guess you guys
are lookin' for
Old--Old...

Luke.
Luke. Right.

(Artie)
The grizzly?

Maybe,
may-- maybe not.

I'm glad you laid
that tripwire

to warn us of
those two suckers coming.

Looks like
the ranger station's
due west of here.

[siren wailing]
We gotta find Tawnia
and Face on the way.

Duck! Duck!

[grunts]

[siren wailing]

Looks like we're
gonna be playin' tag

with Decker and
his men all the way.

Don't give up, man.

I hate
to disappoint Decker.

It's so damaging
to his psyche.

I don't care about
his psyche, Hannibal.

I'm gonna damage
this sucker with this.

He's getting worse,
Hannibal.

I'll check the road.

Hang tough, Murdock.

I ain't gonna let
you down, buddy.

Slow down, B.A.

We gotta set him here.

That looks like
a piece of shoring timber.

Stand guard,
I'll be right back.

B.A., come down here.

Found an abandoned mine.

Give me a hand.

Slumming?

Face, the uniform
will never work.

Decker
will recognize you

the moment
you walk in.

Oh, I don't know.

A little jewelry,
maybe an ascot.

With just the right touch,
it'll look terrific.

Face, are you
listening to me?

You go in there,

and you'll be on
the first flight
to Leavenworth.

Without those
medical supplies,
Murdock is dead.

So it doesn't matter
what the risk is,

now, does it?

And, like you said,

the worst that could happen
is I go to prison.

Not exactly my idea
of a little fun in the sun,

but, uh,
the hours are regular,

the food's plentiful,

and there's plenty of starch
in the shirts.

Face--
Besides,

people very seldom look at
what's right under their nose.

Right?

(Collins)
Unit 14 to base,

we've checked
all the perimeters, sir.

No sign of anything, Colonel.
Over.

I want Baker and
Charlie's squads

to search all along
the south shore.

And check out
those old boathouses.

Out.

[telephone ringing]

Capt. Crane.

It's Maj. Danton,
Colonel.

Yes, Major?

Three hours?

Good.

I'll arrange for
helicopter transport

to be waiting
at the air base

to fly you
and your men in.

Come with me.

(Crane)
Soldier.

Get me Sgt. Collins
on the radio.

[inaudible]

[door closing]

Face, you're amazing.

I can't believe
you pulled it off.

Well, green always
was my lucky color.

(Decker)
Any sign of 'em?

Negative, Colonel.

All units are converging
on my position.

We'll have a search pattern

blanketing a radius of
three miles around the cabin.

They can't have
gotten very far.

Not with a wounded man.

They've got to be
in that area.

We've had them
in the area before, sir.

[gun firing]

This is Col. Decker
of the U.S. Army.

You are completely surrounded.

Ah, no kidding.

Give yourself up

or I'll flush
the whole building

and everyone inside of it
right in the sewer.

(Murdock)
Sounds like
he's crazy!

Decker is crazy.

You want me
to start blasting, Smith?

Well, Hannibal?

I'm thinking.

[guns firing]

Think faster, man!

Hey, Decker,

this is Smith.

You ought to cool out.

What if we have
an innocent person in here?

You come out
or we come in.

And you're not gonna
like it if we come in.

I'm giving you two minutes.

It's obvious they
really have no choice.

With anyone
but Col. Hannibal Smith.

With him,
nothing is obvious.

Oh, what can he do?

We'll find out in
about 40 seconds.

(Hannibal)
B.A., turn left here.

Whoa!
We got them now, sir.

We've had 'em before.

The bridge is out.
What are we gonna do?

Cross it.

(Hannibal)
Better put the hammer down.

Unless you want me to drive.

The bridge
is just up ahead.

Where the A-Team
becomes the B-Team.

They're crazy.

What's the matter, Decker?

(Hannibal)
No guts?

Enjoy it now, Smith!

Enjoy it?

I love it.

[Hannibal laughing]

This time, it's checkmate.

I just can't believe

that one of the A-Team
would just walk in here

and take that medical kit out,

literally while we were
standing around watching,
Colonel.

If I've learned anything
about the A-Team,

Captain, it's
to expect the unexpected.

(soldier)
Sir!

[electronic beeping]

The signal is coming in
perfectly.

The homer
in the medical kit

will lead us
right to the A-Team.

(B.A.)
He's burning up, Hannibal.

He'll die if we don't
get him to a hospital

and get that wound
cleaned out.

I'll go back
to the ranger station

to try and find
Face and Tawnia,

get those medical supplies.

If I don't,

I'll bring back Decker.

B.A.

B.A.
Uh.

Don't you "B.A." me,
fool.

I don't want no crazy man
callin' my name.

Always sayin' things
to irritate me,

draggin' me on planes,

and I still owe you
for the time...

Do you think the patient
is going to make it, Doctor?

How you ever gonna make it
in the outside world

if you keep makin'
a fool of yourself?

I'm thinking about
a career in medicine.

The only thing
you should do with medicine

is use it for your head.

How much time do we have?

About half-tank.

[engines rumbling]

What's that?

Um, sounds like noise.

Move, I say adios.

Don't! Do you
wanna kill yourself?

Till I gotta fly,
I do!

Hello? Hello in there.

Now, B.A.,
involuntary paralyzation

is one of the primary symptoms
of panic anxiety,

so just try to breathe deep.

Okay, forget deep

and just try to breathe.

Trust me, I'm an expert
in my field.

[clears throat]

*[singing]

Come on, man!

Hannibal's got
this whole thing locked down!

(Murdock)
Okay, B.A.,
if you can hear me, blink.

Raise your eyebrow.

Smirk.

Smile. Wince.

Come on, B.A.!

If you stay like this,

they're gonna stand you
in front of a bank
holding a clock.

[exclaiming]

Come on, Murdock!

I won't let you die, man.
You're my friend!

Murdock, come on.

I was just playing
about that crazy bit.

(B.A.)
Come on, buddy.

It's all right, B.A.

It's gonna be
all right.

Grab the light.

He's too weak
to be moved.

We haven't got
any choice.

I'll have to get
that slug out

and everything
he took in with it.

Hannibal,
if you're not careful,

you're gonna wind up
killing him.

He knows
what he's doing.

Vietnam was
a great teacher.

We haven't got
much time.

Decker's got this
whole area covered.

It won't take him
long to find us.

[sirens wailing]

Less than five miles
from here.

Yeah,
I can feel it.

[groaning]

[continues groaning]

[sighing]

[sirens wailing]

There's an old
mine entrance here!

(Decker)
Back off.

Smith, it's Col. Decker.

You're surrounded.

I want you and
Peck and Baracus

and Miss Baker,
if she's in there,

to come out
with your hands up.

You have 15 seconds.

I have a wounded man
in there.

He needs immediate
medical attention.

Move in.

[sighing]

Well,

looks like you won,
Colonel.

I'd say that was inevitable,
wouldn't you?

(Decker)
I want this man handcuffed.

Turn around. Inside.

What's the matter
with Peck here?

He's got some
bad powder burns.

A gun exploded
in his face.

And he's got
a shoulder wound,
real bad.

Check him, Sergeant.

I'm not in the mood
for any tricks.

He's in pretty
bad shape, sir.

He needs blood.

Have this man moved
to the A-Team van.

You're not hit.

Why didn't you
fight your way out?

After you,
Lt. Col. Smith.

I got that, Corporal.

Make sure the van doors
are open.

[pants]

Colonel,
if you don't mind,

we'd like to ride
with Face.

He may not make it.

We'd like to be there
just in case.

Put 'em in the van.

(Face)
I'll drive, you watch
the prisoners.

Okay.

All right.

(Decker)
What the...
Don't let them get away!

[Murdock speaking gibberish]

I used to love visitors,
Colonel.

I really do.

You sure
you won't change your mind

and stay for lunch?

You see, we're having, uh,

uh, pickled
zucchini skins salad

with, uh, uh,

with tapioca pudding,

stuffed with coconut flakes,

and, uh, topped with
a stewed prune.

I love it.

I just love it.

You would be
in your best interest

to help me find Smith
and the others, son.

Sometimes they come in here
to break you out.

[chuckling]

Lies.

Lies.

Unproven half-truths.

Dastardly rumors.
You see, it's them.

It's them.

They are after me.

Mmm-hmm.

There they are
right now, look,

crawling up my leg.
Look at that.

I can't even go to
picnics anymore

without them

following me.

[crying]

Oh, don't go.

(Murdock)
Oh, please don't go.

I need you.

Colonel, I need you.

[continues speaking gibberish]

You know, you gotta
hand it to Decker.

The man does try.

I'll give him
an A for effort,

but an F for results.

You wanna give me a hand
and unbutton me, buddy?

No way, fool.

You can pound yourself
in the ground,

scratch your knees
with your ears

before I let you
out of that.

B.A., I thought
we were friends.

(Murdock)
I thought you carried me
through the woods

over your shoulder,

looked into
my pain-filled eyes

and helped me
rally my strength.

What you talkin' about,
fool?

I don't remember
none of that.

You just a crazy man
seein' things
that ain't there.

* Who said that
opposites attract *

* They probably think
the world is flat *

* 'Cause you and I
are opposites *

* And all we do is fight *

* We see from
different points of view *

* You laugh at me,
I laugh at you *

* And we both know *

* Two wrongs
don't make a right *

* So I'm here
at the junction *

* And this time it's the end *

* We're opposites,
we're idiots *

* But we're still friends *