All language subtitles for Adam-12.S01E06.Log.161.And.You.Want.Me.to.Get.Married!

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

possible 459 suspects there now.

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

a 415, man with a gun.

1-Adam-12, no warrant.
Lincoln, X-Ray, Ida 483.

1-Adam-12, a 415, fight
group with chains and knives.

That Donna's a nice girl.

I mean it. A real nice girl.

Uh-huh.

We'll check the hills first.

Okay.

And she's darned
good-looking, too.

Most of those fires have
been set in the daytime.

Maybe we can get one more
swing through before dark.

You know, Jean and I sure enjoyed
having the two of you over the other night.

What's the matter?
Something bugging you?

You better believe it.

I took Donna out
again last night.

And you had a fight?

Just the opposite.

Now she's making noises
like she wants to get married.

No kidding? I wish I were.

All units in the vicinity
and 1-Adam-12.

A 211 just occurred
at 917 North Main

1-Adam-12, Code 2.

1-Adam-12, roger.

Marty's again!

That's one unlucky guy.

Take a look around back.

Right.

Anybody here?

Yeah!

Went across the street to
borrow enough to make change.

Boy, this is getting
to be a habit.

No sign of anyone.

They got away, huh?

Looks that way.

Can you give us a description?

Not much.

Guy was about, oh, your build.

Say, 30-35 years old.

Brown hair, brown eyes.

Nothing unusual.

What was he wearing?

Light blue denim pants,
and a black turtleneck shirt.

Did you get a look at
him after he took off?

Yeah, he was parked
down the street.

He had a big
green four-door job.

Kinda old. Took off
west on Tenth street.

Get the license plate
or the make of car?

No, it was too far away.

What did he get you for?

Cleaned me out. $108 and change.

Guess I ought to be
grateful he hit me so early.

Better get it on
the air right away.

Yeah.

Ah. Won't do any good.

He's probably on the freeway
before I had a chance to call it in.

This close to the interchange,
he could be in Pasadena by now.

Yeah, or Ventura, or
Long Beach or anywhere.

1-Adam-12 requesting
frequency for additional

on 211 at 917 North Main.

All units on frequency
one, stand by.

1-Adam-12, go ahead.

One suspect,

male Caucasian, 30 to 35,

six feet, medium
build, brown and brown,

wearing light blue denim pants

and a black turtleneck shirt.

Last seen heading westbound
on Tenth in an old, green,

four-door sedan, make unknown.

Took approximately $108.

Suspect is armed.

1-Adam-12, roger.

You know anybody who wants
to buy a nice, fast liquor store?

Good clientele. Dandy location.
Right on top of the freeway.

Did he take anything else?

No.

What kind of a gun did he use?

A big one.

It's Braner, isn't it?

Yeah, B-R-A-N-E-R. Martin W.

You want to take it
a easy, Mr. Braner,

until we get our report.

Look at me. It's only matter of
time before one of those guys

puts a bullet in
me. Second time.

Yeah. It must've
been the second time,

'cause the third time,
the guy used a knife.

Anyway, this guy hit me right
across the mouth with his gun.

Look at that, all false.

There's $400 worth of
surgery and dental work there.

Why didn't you hit
the silent alarm?

You gotta be kidding.

This guy was a
pro. They all are.

Agent brought a guy
around the other day.

I've got this place up for sale.

He, uh, checked the books and,
uh, watched the action for a while.

I thought I had him hooked.

Then he talked around the neighborhood
and that's the last I seen of him.

That's four hold-ups
in less than six months.

The detectives may want to
stake the place out for a while.

That's about all we can do.

Oh, I am not worried.
I got through this one.

Maybe I can sell the joint to some
pigeon before there is any more trouble.

Your signature, Mr. Braner.

Yeah, I know.

So, Donna's turning
serious on you, huh?

Yeah, I think you
did it to me, partner.

How? I only met her when
you brought her over to dinner.

And the very next time I take
her out all she wants to talk about

is what a lovely
house you two have

and how wonderful Jean
looks with the baby coming

and what a cute little
whatchamacallit you're putting together.

Layette. Yeah.

Well, when I go out with a girl,

I don't wanna to spend the
evening talking about layettes

and all that stuff about how
happy the two you seem to be.

Well, we are.

Pretty sickening.

Fellas!

We'd like to talk
to you a minute.

Hi, fellas, where're you headed?

To the dam.

How far have you come?

Oakwood. Is that where you live?

Yes, sir. That's a
pretty good haul.

It's a lot farther
than we figured.

Then you haven't been
up this way before?

Just in a car. Never hiked it.

What're your names?

Jimmy d'Angelo. Larry Hunt.

The turn-off's about a
quarter of a mile ahead.

Then you got maybe
a mile to go after that.

Do you fellas know
why we stopped you?

We were walking on the
wrong side of the road.

That's one reason.
It's pretty dangerous.

We forgot. That's all.

Either of you fellas
carrying matches? Uh-uh.

How about you Jimmy? No, Sir.

There've been a lot
of fires up here, lately.

We know two of them were set.

And the others were kids
fooling around with matches.

That's why we come up this way.

We wouldn't do
anything like that.

These hills get so dry
this time of the year.

All you have do is to look at them
sideways, and they go up like a torch.

Okay, remember to walk
against the traffic now.

Yes, sir. Have a good time.

It's nothing to get all
bent out of shape about.

Donna liked us that's all.

She said how much
she envied you.

And she kinda leaned
on it. That was the tip-off.

I had a good
relationship with that girl.

Don't look for any
sympathy from me.

I think it's about time
somebody caught up with you.

Hey.

A car just went off
the road up there.

Where?

I saw her coming. I knew
she wouldn't make that curve.

And sure, enough...

How far up?

Oh, a half a mile.
You can't miss it

the guard rail's all tore up.

Thank you.

Get his license number?

Yeah.

Oh, brother.

1-Adam-12. We have a car
overturned and off the road

on Hansen one-half mile east of the
Mill Creek cutoff. Request an ambulance.

Malloy, it's leaking gas!

Request a fire truck
for a wash-down.

And a tow unit. Code 2.

1-Adam-12, roger.

Get the ignition.

Anybody else in the car?

No.

She's still alive.

We can't rock it off her.

That log, maybe
we can pry it off.

Little more.

Her leg's caught under the seat.

Lady. Lady.

Mmm...

Found this.

Does that sound
like a name to you?

Could be.

Lady, can you hear me?

Can you understand me?

Was there anybody
in the car with you?

Take it easy.

Was there anybody
in the car with you?

Sounded like "baby".

Was there a baby
in the car with you?

She might've had a kid with her.

Might've been thrown clear.

I'll take a look around don't touch
her unless the fire starts again.

Keep an eye on her and watch it.

We've covered an area of 50
feet on either side of the path

the car took from
the top of the hill.

Okay.

Telephone's listed to
Mr. Hedley at this address.

There's no answer.

Malloy, you're sure she
said something about a baby?

Sounded like it
but I'm not sure.

Reed? I'm pretty sure.

Of course, that doesn't
mean she had a kid in the car.

Yeah, people sometimes
leave these in the car

whether they've got a
youngster with them or not.

A crack-up like this, it's easy for
somebody to get thrown a long way.

We'd better cover all this area.

All right, lets form a
line and sweep this side.

Hey!

The baby, it's here!

Marco, get an ETA on
that other ambulance.

How's the little girl, Sergeant?

Uh, Hannah, isn't it?

Yeah, we got hold of her father.

She's getting a transfusion.
She's gonna be all right.

What about Mrs. Hedley?

Both legs smashed
up. Broken pelvis.

Probably some internal injuries.

She'll be in the
hospital for a while.

It could've been worse.

Yeah, the speed
she hit that curve...

Oh. You know why
she was in such a hurry?

She had to get to
the beauty parlor.

How bad is your hand?

Ah, just a couple
of little blisters.

Tell me something. What've
you got against Donna?

You keep pushing that girl
like she's your ugly sister.

Ease up, will you?

The first half-way
mention of marriage

and you start back-pedaling so
fast you never give it a chance.

You said it.

Donna seems like
a nice girl to me.

Donna is a great girl.

Swims like a fish,
good sense of humor,

bowls 130, loves to dance.

I know lot of great girls. And they all
got a little something different to offer.

How many girls did you go out
with? Before you got yourself trapped.

Three or four. Then I met
Jean in my senior year.

Well, that was it.

I thought so. You were
probably born domesticated.

I like it.

You don't know
what you've missed.

Its great getting acquainted
with somebody new.

Going to a lot of
different places.

Let me tell you something,
very seriously, Pete.

A home and family, that's
where the satisfactions are.

Maybe you just haven't
caught onto that yet.

Then don't disturb my ignorance

'cause I'm having a ball.

All units in the vicinity
additional on the 211,

which just occurred
at the liquor store,

917 North Main.

Marty's again.

Suspect last seen westbound
on Ninth. Suspect is armed.

A male Caucasian, late
twenties, average build,

brown hair, brown
eyes, about 6' 3",

wearing light colored pants
red-and-white checkered sport shirt.

Twice in three hours.
Nobody can be that unlucky.

Description wasn't much help. But at
least we're right on top of it this time.

See if there was a car.

1-Adam-12. On that
211, any car described?

No car seen or heard.

1-Adam-12, roger.

He must've turned off somewhere.

He could be off
the street by now.

Let's try over on Eighth.

There he is.

Which one? Checkered shirt.

All right! Hold it!
Hands up and hold it.

Over against the wall
and lean on your hands.

Oh, man.

Feet back and spread 'em.

Left hand on your head.

Let's go.

All right, get in and move over.

How did you spot
him? He's too short.

A man holds a gun on you
it can make him look taller.

He was walking down the street
looking back over his shoulder

with his shirt
out to hide a gun.

I don't know maybe
a hunch, an instinct.

You have the right
to remain silent.

If you give up the
right to remain silent

anything you say can and
will be used against you

in the court of law.

You have the right to
speak with an attorney

and to have the attorney
present during questioning.

If you so desire and
cannot afford one,

an attorney will be
appointed for you

without charge
before questioning.

Do you understand each of these
rights that I have explained to you?

Sure, sure.

Do you wish to give up
the right to remain silent?

Yeah, I don't mind the bust.

I mean you'd
figure a liquor store

this time of day,

be good for $60, $70.

Yup.

You ought to be able to count
on it. But you saw what I got.

And four bits of that's mine.

And that guy in
there, he's crazy.

I held a gun on him
and he started laughing.

That... That's no
way for him to act.

Laughing?

I-It ain't natural. What's
funny about a hold-up?

Nothing. Maybe he just figured

your luck was
even worse than his.

He's sure right about that.

Somebody else knocked
him over three hours ago.

We gotta come here again.

Yeah, the food was pretty good.

Good food, we can get anywhere.

They got cute waitresses.

You know married men
live longer than bachelors?

Like the old joke. It
only seems longer.

No, it's a fact.
Regular life. Good food.

Now, I'll go home tonight,

we'll maybe sit in the kitchen
and have something to eat,

and I'll tell her what we did.

About little Hannah and
that guy we just booked.

Everything will be,
you know, good.

Come on, I just ate.

On the other hand, you'll go
unlock the door to that pad of yours...

It'll be dark and empty and
nobody there to welcome me.

Exactly.

But I can put my
feet on the furniture

and leave crumbs
all over the place.

It evens out.

Standby, 70-27, go ahead

70-27, spell the street name.

70-39, roger.

Malloy? Yeah?

What are you doing
Thursday night? Nothing much.

I'm to ask you. Jean and I
were talking last night and, uh...

Yeah?

Thought we'd go to
the beach for dinner.

Maybe catch a show
on the way back.

Won't make a big deal
out of it or anything.

We were wondering if you
might wanna come along.

Sounds pretty good sure.
Sure. But this one's on me.

Oh, no, it's not.

It's only fair. You had me
over to dinner. I owe you.

I'm not going to
argue with you about it.

We, uh, we thought we'd
make a foursome out of it again.

What've you got in mind for me?

Total destruction?

We didn't know
there was a problem.

It doesn't have to be
Donna. Bring somebody else.

1-Adam-12.1-Adam-12.

See the man. 507 radio.

107, 24 Grandview Drive.

1-Adam-12, roger.

♪♪

It's been going on
like this for a half-hour.

It's the Whitleys.

Yes, sir.

I went over and banged on the door.
I don't think they can even hear me.

Yes, sir. We'll take care of it.

It's always something
with those two.

♪♪

Hey!

We'd like to talk
to you, a minute.

Would you turn
that down, please?

Make her turn hers down!

We've had a complaint!

Would you turn that
thing down, please?

Certainly!

Now you two must realize that
you can hear these things for blocks.

The neighbors are complaining.

Oh, I didn't mean
to disturb anybody.

I've been just trying to
sit and look at television.

In a pig's eye. You
didn't care about the TV

until I started
listening to records.

And I only did that beca-because
you wouldn't let me alone!

All right, hold it down.

It's a pity we can't afford
a decent-sized house

so we could do both at once.

All right! All right! All right!

Can we go over there where
we can talk for a minute?

May I have your
name please, ma'am?

Mrs. Vera Cort Whitley.

That's your husband? Yeah.

And you two have
been having a fight.

I just wanted to
sit in front of the TV

and relax after work.

I have to help
support us, you know.

Mrs. Whitley, our
main concern is

that there isn't any
disturbance after we leave.

I won't make any.

Fine. I'll talk your husband.

His name's Benjamin Whitley.

He said his wife threw a
pan of hot grease on him.

Roll up your sleeve,
Mr. Whitley, let's take a look.

I was so worked up

I didn't even... I didn't
even feel it until just now.

Go ahead, Ben, whine
about all your little troubles.

You mind, Mrs. Whitley.

Why should I.

You ought to
have that looked at.

It's awful late.

The hospital's right
down on Fairmont.

Well, maybe.

Now, how did you
get started tonight?

The things we said this morning.

Things we said yesterday.

This never lets up anymore.

Did you give your wife any
reason to throw the pan at you?

I called her a few
names. I admit that.

Is this gonna startup all over
again, as soon as we leave?

Oh, listen, Officer,

this is not a man
that you're talking to.

This is a child
He's a big cry baby.

You can see for
yourself. She won't let up.

She's just gonna
make me mad again.

Look do you think it'd do any good if
you got out of the house for a while?

Maybe spent the
night somewhere else?

It's only a suggestion. It
might let things cool down.

No...

I'll try to keep it quiet.

Well, there's one more
thing we ought to tell you.

You probably have an assault
charge against your wife.

You mean arrest her?

We'll have to
hear her side of it

but if you want to
make a complaint, yes.

Oh, now look.

Here they come.

We didn't start out like this.

Nobody ever does.

What happened?

Ah, the big tears.

They're right on schedule.

Poor old leaky Ben.

Where did it all go?

Yeah, that's what
I'd like to know.

Where did it all go?

What happened to the
man that I thought I married.

What turned him to this
creep, this vegetable...

This big overgrown baby.

Oh yes, Ben, there
are a lot of questions

that I'd like the answers to

like how much longer
am I going to be able to

stand living in the
same world with you?

All right, come
on, come on, lady.

Do something for once
in your bloody lousy life.

And you want me to get married.

Oh, it doesn't
have to be that way.

I guess not.

Well, sure once in a while.

But most of the time
it's not like that at all.

Okay I'll take your word for it.

Ah, it's about time
to head for the barn.

Uh-huh, decided yet what you're
going to do about Thursday?

I'll give Donna a call.
She'd probably like to go.

Sometimes I just
don't understand you.

It's simple enough.

I don't know enough
girls to keep risking

a new one with you
every time we go out.

Donna's already got
the bug about marriage,

so you can't do me
any more damage there.

I guess not.

I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll set it up with Jean

and Thursday night
we'll put on a fight for you.

Reed! You're
absolutely hopeless.

I mean, here I am
a happy bachelor...