All language subtitles for The Bionic Woman S02E18 Jaime and the King 1080p BluRay FLAC2 0 H 264-BTN (1)_track5_[eng]

[horse whinnying]

I told the gardeners
to trim that properly.

Tell them next time,
it might be their heads!

And tell the Americans
to mind their own business.

If I need your advice,
I'll ask for it.

I think their intentions are good,
Your Majesty.

Their secretary of state fears
that there might be an attempt

on your life if you support
their position on the price of oil.

Which I haven't decided to do, yet.

So I need neither their bodyguards
nor their advice.

Tell that to the secretary.

As you wish, sire.

Now, these need your signature.

The purchase of the English
hotel chain.

There's the contracts
for the petrochemical complex,

the highway system,
and the extension of the pipeline--

Later.

And the arrangements
for tonight's conference.

Later!

Have you made a choice for tonight,
Your Majesty?

None of them.

They all fail to amuse me.

And you.

Why aren't you studying?

Er, I have no teacher, Father.

[Hassan] The new one quit this morning.

The employment agency
is seeking a replacement.

See that you don't make
the next one leave.

Understand?

[theme music]

Ahem.

Oh. Hey, babe.

- Hello.
- Hi.

- Sit down.
- Okay.

I, um, I was just--

Yeah, don't try and explain.

You're only going to make it worse, okay?

Now, you want to tell me what
I am doing in Monte Carlo

dressed like Mary Poppins when
everybody else is wearing

- postage stamps?
- What are you talking about?

You're perfectly well-dressed
for your position as a tutor

for a crown prince.

His name is Ishmail.

He's the son of Ali Ben Gazim,
shah of Al main.

It's the richest of the Persian Gulf
oil countries.

Oscar, I don't like the idea

of using my teaching or a child
as a cover for a job.

I mean, that's very personal,
you know.

In order to keep my head straight,

I like to keep the OSI
and my teaching very separate.

- I respect what you're saying.

Will you hear me out?

The shah is steering a neutral course
between us and other interests.

These interests want to raise
the oil prices double, even triple.

It's not a matter of money.

What they want to do is harm
the Western economies.

Now the shah has a villa outside
of town here,

and he's hosting a conference
to discuss pricing.

Now these interests--

Don't want to--

Have the shah do that again.

Now, you see?

What happens when you
give them the eye?

- You asked for that.
- What?

- I was just sitting--
- Will you leave my father alone, please?

Now, uh, Mother promised me
that you would take the grandchildren

just as soon as they got home from college

this weekend.

Jaime.

[metal creaking]

I'm going to get you for this.

[Jaime Now, let's get back to business,
Daddy.

This assignment requires
your special qualities, Jaime.

Your bionics.

The crown prince not only
hates schoolteachers,

but he also is an expert in karate.

Terrific.

Here are your work papers.

Oscar I--I still don't like the idea

of using my relationship
with a boy--

If an assassin does away with the shah,

the people that get in will probably want
to get rid of the boy, too.

No, you're not using that boy.

The opposite.

I'm trying to keep that boy
and his father alive.

[doorbell rings]

Well, if you got it, flaunt it, I guess.

Oh, hi.
I'm Miss Sommers, the new tutor.

My work papers and my credentials.

I'll tell His Majesty you're here.

[Ishmail] Stupid fool.

I told you to hold it steady.

Hyah! Huh!

Huh!

Hi.

You must be Ishmail.

I'm Miss Sommers.
How do you do?

Let go of me.

You know what?
You have him fooled.

I actually think he thinks
you were going to hit him.

Well, I was.

H-he did not do what
I had told him.

Well, now, you being a prince
and all, he can't hit you back, right?

How--how dare you come
in here and interfere?

It is my right to show
him who is master.

Oh, but it's so unnecessary.

I mean, I really think he knows
who's boss, don't you?

- But it is obvious you do not.

Perhaps you too need to be taught.

Hyuh.

Well.

You are the new teacher, obviously.

I'm Jaime Sommers.

Observe our customs.

Bow, woman.

Bow?

- Me?
- Obviously you.

Good.

Now turn around.

Do as you're told, woman.

Well, the employment agency
did a good job this time.

It pleases me to have attractive women

around me at all times.

Even if they're dressed in shrouds.

You will be expected to treat our person
with the proper respect at all times.

- Is that clear?
- Sire.

We must finalize your position
for tonight.

Very well.

I will explain the directions

I want lshmail's lessons
to take as we go along.

- Come.
- Uh, Father.

I--I can break two boards now.

Can you?

Yes.

Ahem.

[exhales]

[boards snap]

Ah, two boards, Ishmail.

Most impressed.

Would you be good enough
to place four boards on the chair?

- I?
- Yes.

Come, quickly.

[boards snap]

Two?

Obviously, you must
strive for more.

Here's the guest list
for your final approval, Your Majesty.

I've engaged a special troupe
of dancing girls for the entertainment.

Uh, can you approve the plans
for the new truck factory now, sire?

Which likeness do you prefer, Majesty,
for the new issue of coins?

You are rattling my head.

Please!

Let me finish my conversation
with the schoolteacher.

[man] But sire,
these matters are important.

What could be more important
than my son?

I'm sure your son would love
to hear you say that.

Here, sit down.

Your Majesty, I--

I have some thoughts about
lshmail's lessons.

Um, well, it might sound a little
critical.

- Could we speak alone, please?
- We are alone.

This is only my wife, Ezalda.

How do you do?

You're excused, Ezalda.

And this is my wife Marahna.

- Miss Sommers.
- Hi.

If you'll excuse me.

Are those all your--

My wives.

[whispering]

[sonar pinging]

[Marahna] She's pretty.

Is he divorcing one of us for her?

She's only a teacher.

She won't last long.

I'm surprised Ishmail hasn't sent her
packing already.

You know, it's absolutely fantastic.

One war plane is $21 million.

This one is $20 million.

Before oil in Al main,

that was our national budget
for five years.

How many wives do you have?

We are allowed four, officially.

Naturally, that doesn't account
for dancing girls and concubines.

Naturally.

Polygamy is still allowed in our country.

It's traditional.

A woman's place has been clearly
defined over centuries

of experience.

And that's why women are so
content in our country.

They know their place.

Just as we men know what
is good for them.

Western men have never known
how to handle their women.

But, uh, then, your culture
rarely produces real men any longer.

Isn't that true?

Um, they still seem to get
the job done, you know.

Obviously weakness approves
of weakness.

Hassan! This one.

Now, what did you want to tell me
about lshmail's lessons?

Well, I think that breaking two boards,
for a boy his age,

is quite good.

[Gazim] Quite good is not sufficient.

Ishmail is to be king one day.

And for that reward,
excellence is barely acceptable.

His people have a right to
expect nothing less.

Do you disapprove of my teaching him
to be a man?

Well, what I saw was more like

destroying his ego than teaching him
to be a man.

I would not expect a woman to understand.

But in 30 years,
Almain's oil will be depleted.

Thirty years to take a backward country
into an industrial age.

Thirty years to do what it took
your country

two hundred years to accomplish.

And that's why I cannot afford
the patience

nor the luxury
of understanding inefficiency.

Now as for lshmail's lessons,

they are to include mathematics,
economics, philosophy, English, Russian,

and geography.

You still have a few hours
this afternoon to get him started.

We shall speak further later.

You're excused.

Hi.

I think it would be nice
if we got to know each other a bit

before we started our lessons, hm?

There is nothing I want
to learn from you.

You are excused.

That's my line.

[Ishmail] Woman, I need to learn things

to make me strong and--
and wise as my father.

You're very anxious to prove
yourself to him, aren't you?

[board snaps]

There.

No woman could teach me that.

- I'll make you a deal.

You can break two boards.
Your father can break four.

If I can break six, then
you will study for me.

Now, if I can't, then I--
I will leave you alone. All right?

Have you taken leave
of your senses?

No woman can break six boards.

Do we have an agreement?

Agreed.

[boards break]

How--how did you do that?

That is your first lesson.

Strength itself is not as important
as how and when you apply it.

Yes, but even my father,
he cannot break six boards.

Shall we start with geography?

I thought we had an agreement.

Or isn't the royal word
worth anything?

Very well.

Your father taught you
to respect strength, hm?

And to fear it.

Well, there is a third way.

You could try being friends
with it and call me Jaime.

It's a lot nicer than "woman."

Jaime.

Okay.

Why don't you look up
the Scandinavian countries.

We'll start with that.

And then show me what
and where they are.

[Gazim] No!
The subject is closed.

But sire, if we do not increase
the price by 25%,

we must come back on
some of your favorite projects.

Hassan, I have weighed the alternatives
very carefully.

I have decided to hold
to the present price structure.

I realize your concern
and the personal danger

this places me in.

But with loyal lieutenants like yourself,
I'm more than a match for my enemies.

Tell me, are many of your
Western women like you?

Well, all women like to think
they're a little unique.

I'm sure your women would too,
if they were given an opportunity.

Maybe.
But somehow I feel you're very special.

Does that mean you're beginning
to like me a little bit?

Perhaps. A little.

The Scandinavian countries.

There are three--
Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.

He refused to raise the price.

[man] Then you must dispose of him
before he announces it.

Of course.

[man] There should be no problem

getting you appointed as regent
for the prince.

The boy shall be the last
of his royal line.

And I shall be first of mine.

[man] Exactly.

Hm.

Snow White?
This is Frumpy.

Do you read me?

You couldn't be frumpy
if you tried.

What's happening?

Gazim is going to support our position,
so he's going to announce it tonight.

That means they'll try to kill him.

You're going to have to see
that that doesn't happen.

How's the boy?

Well, let's just say that there
are easier jobs around.

Take care of them, Jaime.
Both of them.

Okay, goodbye.

Don't you believe in knocking?

It is not required of my father and me.

Tell me, with whom
were you talking?

Let me see what it is you
have behind your back.

A radio!

Why--y-you're a spy.

Ishmail, let me explain something--

No, do not bother to lie.

I'm not lying to you.

I have come up here to express

I like you more than any other teacher.

I respect your strength.

I find you have only come
here to betray us.

- [Jaime] I have not--
- Guard!

Guard, take her to my father.

Next time someone says they want
to be my friend,

I will know they only want to get
at my father or me.

That's not true.

Go to your room.

Ishmail, I didn't come here
to hurt you or your father.

Now I don't care what you
believe, but that's the truth.

[Gazim] She's a very clever woman,
Ishmail.

Are you going to allow her
to fool you again?

No, Father.

I'm very grateful to you,
Miss Sommers,

if that is your real name.

The rich, the powerful, the famous--

All face the same problem,
people pretending friendship

for advantage.

If Ishmail has learned to be wary of it,

you have taught him
an invaluable and wise lesson.

To mistrust everyone is not wisdom
in my book, Your Majesty.

It may make life a little safer,
but it definitely makes it empty.

You argue well, for one who is,
as they say, caught red-handed.

I work for the OSI,

and we happen to feel that your life
is in danger.

That still gives your government
no right to interfere in my affairs!

Do you think this is the first time
I've been hunted?

It is the price of the crown.

Perhaps things were better
in my father's day.

A sharp sword and a battle
solved problems quickly.

Today, the subtlety of my enemies
and Ishmail's

increases with our wealth.

Hey, we're grateful for your help.

We simply wanted to return the favor.

I'm not holding the price of oil down
as a favor to you,

so you owe me nothing.

My father was a very wise man.

Before the oil,
he set the price on goat's milk.

He had many goats and he sold much milk.

But he knew that if he set the price
too high,

the customers would not be able
to buy the milk.

I apply the same principle.

Well, apparently your enemies
don't agree with it.

They are motivated by politics.

I only care for profit.

It's to their interest to ruin you.

Not to mine.

Why are you so afraid to trust us?

The possible cost, obviously.

If the lamb accepts the protection
of the wolf,

the wolf will protect the lamb
from other wolves.

But finally,
the wolf will eat the lamb himself.

Take her to her room.

We've checked your identity.

His Majesty says you can go, Miss Sommers.

Did you speak with Oscar--uh,
the--the head of the OSI?

We are not interested in conversations
with anyone named Goldman.

His Majesty telephoned the secretary,

and your government
knows better than to interfere again.

But, uh, please,
reassure everyone concerned.

The danger is over exaggerated.

I guarantee the king's safety personally.

Goodbye, Ishmail.

Yes, I really do like you, too.

[sonar pinging]

[Hassan] An OSI agent was discovered.

She's leaving now.

[man] Good.
Emerald will bring the bomb tonight.

See that you plant it where
the king cannot escape.

Listen, I--
I've got to talk to the shah immediately--

He's not interested in anything you
have to say, Miss Sommers.

But it's vital. You're going to--

A car is waiting.

You know, you real--

[Jaime]
Oscar, Hassan is the assassin.

Gazim's own prime minister?
Are you sure, Jaime?

I heard him talking on the phone.

Gazim has been very stern
with the secretary.

I've been ordered not to send in
another agent or to take any action.

Well, somebody named Emerald

is supposed to bring a bomb
to Hassan tonight.

Jaime, my hands are tied.

All right. Then I'll just have to figure
out a way to get back in there myself.

Jaime, you just stay right where you are.

I'm not going to let anything
happen to that boy.

- Goodbye.
- Jaime?

[knock]

Excellency, you asked to be
notified when the dancing girls arrived.

Send the girl with the emerald to me.

Of course, Excellency.
Perfect choice.

It is deadly within 20 feet.

Just set the timer and plant.

And Gazim will be no more.

[beads rattling]

[beads rattling]

This.

Who thought anything like this
was going to be inconspicuous.

Okay.

Which one are you?

- Ishmail, it's me.
- Why, you! Guard!

Now let me talk before
you turn me in.

I promised my father I would
not let you fool me again.

Your father's life depends on this.

Just one minute. That's all I'm asking.

Unless, of course, you're afraid of me.

Afraid of a woman?

[laughs]

All right. There's going to be an attempt

on your father's life tonight by Hassan.

Now I know this to be true,

because I heard him talking
with your father's enemies.

He wants to be regent,
with custody over you.

How did you hear this?

I can't explain it now.
I don't have time.

No, I do not believe you.

How can I make you believe me?

Okay.

You respect and you fear strength, right?

Well, respect this, then.

[clang]

Now if I were your father's enemy,
or yours,

how can either of you protect yourself
against that?

And why wouldn't I have used it
before now?

Uh--uh--

I--uh--

Look, if you can't see that
I'm on your side by now,

then there's nothing that I can do.

Go ahead.

[thud]

[sigh]

I think my father would say

a real assassin would not have
the opportunity

to kill me and let it go by.

What do you want me to do, Jaime?

Tell your father about Hassan.

And he would not believe me
either without proof.

- And if I told him that--
- All right then.

I'm just going to have to
find some evidence.

Where are Hassan's quarters?

Er, his bedroom is near my father's.

His office is down the hall.

Okay, let's start with his office.

Uh, what is it we are looking for?

A bomb.

- [Ishmail] There is no one in there.
- Okay.

Stand watch here.

Well--well, what does this bomb look like?

I don't know, exactly.

But I'll know it as soon as I see it.

Well, it's not in here.

Well, then it must be in his room--

Where is Hassan?

- I do not know, Father.

What are you doing here?

Straighten up, girl.

Let me see your face.

She i-is--is one of the dancing girls.

Then why isn't she with
the dancing girls?

Uh, I--

I am showing here around the villa.

You are what?

I--

did not think it would
do any harm.

[laughter]

My son.

I'm always telling you to grow up fast,
but not this fast.

- Yes, Father.
- I'm very displeased with you.

You take a girl into Hassan's
private office.

For what? To impress her?

You are right, Father.

And I am sorry.

Get back with the other dancing girls.

Just one moment, please.

Can't you speak?

A girl who doesn't feel she
has to talk all the time is a rare find.

Dancer?

She's the very best.

You will see her later, Father.
Go now.

- Wait!

Turn around.

Nice.

You have a dancer's legs.
Very strong.

Yes, Father.
She is very strong.

What sort of dances do you do?

Why, y-your favorite dance.

The veils.

They say that she
is wonderful with the veils.

Are you?

Well, is she or isn't she?

She is modest.

You must dance wonderfully
for my father later.

Stop. Guard!

I would see this wonder first
to know if she is worthy of my guests.

She will dance for me.

Take her to my chambers.
I'll be there shortly.

- Now?
- And you--

Go to your room. Stay there.

And next time, find someone
your own size.

[quiet laughter]

[ticking]

[ticking]

What am I going to do now?

I don't know how to do
the Dance of the Veils.

Y-you--how can that be,

if my father says every woman
knows how to dance with the veils.

Instinct tells them.

Ishmail, I don't know how
to tell you this,

but your father
has gathered more misinformation

about women than any other man
I have ever met.

Now get out of here before
I get in trouble.

[sonar pinging]

[ticking]

Oh, my god.
The bomb's in here.

Well. Very nice.

[sonar pinging]

[ticking]

Music!

[guitar music playing]

[guitar music playing]

Very nice.

The veils, girl. Shed them.

Absolutely magnificent.

[sonar pinging]

[ticking]

[ticking]

[glass shattering]

[explosion]

You!

That was put there by an agent
of your enemies.

How much do they pay
you to do it?

- What?
- I'm not my son, Miss Sommers.

A boy easily fooled.

How did you know the bomb
was there if you didn't plant it yourself.

Well, of course, Your Majesty.
It's obvious.

I heard it.

[Gazim] Don't treat me like a fool.

If I couldn't hear it
when I was lying on it,

how could you hear it
when you were dancing?

Well, you destroyed her plan by
bringing her here to dance.

She was saving her own life, not yours.

- Father, I believe her.
- Silence.

- Yes, but she was trying to--
- Silence!

Go to your room.

Not one more word out of you.

I'll deal with you later.

Keep her under guard.

You're a very tricky woman, Miss Sommers.

But you won't interfere again.

You stay in here with her.
You wait outside.

No one is to talk to her.

[guests chattering]

[chattering continues]

What's happened?

The bomb was discovered
by the OSI agent.

- Is there no way to stop the shah now?
- Of course.

But more direct means are required.

I will use this during
his welcoming speech.

Later,

it will be found in the hands
of the dead OSI agent.

[guests talking]

Evening.

Welcome.

Come.

I want to see the prisoner.

[guard] No one is allowed to see her,
Your Highness.

By whose instruction?

The prime minister.

He takes my instructions.

I do not take his.

[guard] I'm sorry, Your Highness.

He must give his permission.

[guests talking]

It is time for your opening address,
Your Majesty.

Yes.

Alert the guards.

Tell them I will tolerate no interruptions
during my speech.

Love us or hate us,

they will know what Al main
thinks of their greed.

Get the Sommers girl.
Bring her here.

Miss Sommers, what shall I do?

- Silence, please!
- Uh!

Hyah! Hyah!

Miss Sommers,
I have knocked out the guard.

Ishmail, be careful!

He does not have the key.

I do.

Stand back.

[smash]

J-Jaime, how did you--

Like I said, it's all in how
you apply your strength.

Where's your father now?

Well, he's with the delegates,
addressing them in the ballroom.

Okay. That's probably where Hassan's
going to strike.

Come on, let's go.

Look, I don't want to fight you.

Jaime!

Ah!

[clashing of swords]

Ishmail, run!

My friends,

we are here to discuss matters
of the gravest importance.

The result may well decide
the economic prosperity,

or ruin,

of untold millions.

By the Prophet's beard,

I never saw a man so fast with a blade,
much less a woman.

Listen, I have to see the shah.
Please.

[swords clashing]

It is our duty

to match the economic limitations

of the consumer with the legitimate needs

of the producing countries.

[guests murmur]

[swords clashing]

Allah preserve me,
you're a demon!

I have made my decision.

The future price Al main will
charge for its oil.

Some of you may not agree.

But here are my reasons.

- Seize that woman!
- No, Father!

It is Hassan!

Are you all right, Father?

Yes, my son.

Thank you.

How did you escape
from my guards?

Ishmail got me out.

I am sorry I disobeyed you.

I thank the Prophet that you did.

- I did well?

Yes, my son.

I am very, very proud of you.

You are a man.

So, you must go, then?

I'm afraid so.

I was hoping you'd return to Al main
with us to teach us.

It's difficult for me to say this,

but I never thought
I'd learn so much from a--

From a woman?

I will miss you.

I'll miss you, too.

- Your Highness.
- In a moment, Ezalda.

What can I do to reward you?

Well, you could start by putting
an end to that routine.

Ezalda, stand straight.

In the future, bear yourself
with dignity in my presence.

No more bowing.

No more subservience.

Is that satisfactory?

Well, it's definitely a start.

Perhaps I'll make changes
for all my wives.

You know, since you're a man
who doesn't really like changes,

maybe it would be easier if
you just didn't have so many wives.

[clears throat]

[Gazim] Please, Miss Sommers,

leave some progress
for the next generation.

- Goodbye, Your Majesty.
- Goodbye.

And you.

Did anyone ever tell you
you were a prince?

Ma-salaam.

Ma-salaam.

[theme music]