All language subtitles for CHiPs.S04E19.WEBRip.x264-ION10

LA 15, S-4.
I got an 1124.

Uh, possibly another vigilante
incident. I need a tow truck.

Hi, sarge!

Hey, sarge.

Hey, what happened?
Did you take a spill?

Sarge, you alright?

Yeah, I'm alright.

Listen, your wife
called twice.

She sounded kind of upset.
Anything I can do?

Yeah, you can get a haircut.

You're an officer,
not a rock star.

That's the second time
in two days he's chewed me out.

What's bugging him?

Oh, he's really been
chomping at the bit lately.

Tsk.

Sergeant Getraer.

'Hope you didn't mind me
horning in on you today, sarge.'

Who is this?

Look, why don't you face me,
if you're such..

- Hi, honey.

Oh, hi. He's, uh,
called twice today.

'I know. I know.
He called me again just now.'

Joe, you got to
do something.

Well, look, there's, uh..

...no use putting a monitoring
box on our telephone line.

He probably calls
from a payphone. Um..

'I'll have
the phone number changed.'

Please be careful.

Yeah, I will.

I got to get back
to work. Bye-bye.

Okay. Bye-bye.

Alright, knock it off.

Look, if you clowns
can't act like officers

'I'll give you a few days
off to practice!'

Alright.

I'm sure some of you have seen
that citizen's patrol group

operating in
the Northwest Valley.

'So far, they've done
a pretty good job'

of deterring crime
in their area, but recently

a few are getting high on power,
acting like vigilantes.

So keep your eyes open for any
of them stepping out of line.

Grossman!

- Uh, yes, sir.

Turner's chair is
stuck on my foot.

Knock it off!

Ow!

And, Grossman, you can
rest that foot today

by calibrating
patrol car speedometers.

Okay, the rest of you,
hit your beats.

Some coffee?

Heads.

Couple of coffees, please?

Hey!

Oh, I'm terribly sorry.

Look at this mess.

Now I got to go back in there
and change my shirt

and maybe run into
Getraer again.

Yeah? Where do you want
the body sent?

'Honey, I've been giving
this a lot of thought.'

'I want you and the kids
out of the house'

'until we get this guy
who's been bugging us.'

Joe, I'm worried
for the kids.

Okay, just try
and stay calm.

I promise you, I'll get
this freak who's doing it.

Alright.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Poncherello,
don't you ever knock?

What's this about
some freak bugging you?

What's that
on your uniform?

Oh, just a little accident.
Look, sarge--

Look, would you go change it?

And tie a bib on,
while you're at it.

Hey, Joe, if there's
something that I can--

Move!

Since we started this patrol

the crime rate in the area
has dropped 30 percent.

We're happy,
the citizens are happy

and the police are happy.

However, we've been
getting some complaints about

'vandalism and harassment.'

Those who obey the law
have nothing to cry about.

Let me warn some of
you hotshots again.

We're out there on the streets
to protect our families

and provide high visibility,
not enforcement.

Don't pursue suspects!

'Radio it in to the police.'

By the time they get there,
the guy's in the next county.

Look, Gibson, there's no room
in this patrol for someone

who's gonna undermine
our whole effort.

Yes, sir.

- Come on, Bon Bon!
- Ha ha!

- Come on.
- Take that! And that!

Watch your scanner! The scanner!
The bombs are coming up fast!

Look out, look out!
The kid's hot!

Hey, it's all
eye and hand.

'All my humanoids
are going mutant!'

Mm-hm. Happens
to the best of us.

Let your co-pilot
take over the mission.

Go for it, Bear.

Look out! Baiters and swarmers
at 2 o'clock high!

Quit breaking
my concentration, Harlan.

- Learn to talk mutant.

That's real teamwork for you.

Like a frog and an elephant
in a sack race!

'I'm surrounded!'

You're clutching up.
Go for hyperspace.

Oop! There goes
another galaxy!

- Ah!
- Thanks a lot!

Six-hundred points!
Six-hundred lousy points!

Hey, ten thousand more
and you'll really give us

a run for our money Saturday.

Hey, mister!

You realize you could have
caused an accident

back there
when you ran the red light?

Yeah, I realize that,
and I'm sorry.

Look, I'm in a terrible hurry.
I'm a doctor.

If you've got an emergency,
we'll give you an escort.

Well, no, it's not
that kind of a..

The truth is, I'm late for
a very important cocktail party.

A cocktail party?

That's a shame, doc.

How are the brakes
on this land yacht?

Fine. They're just fine.

Well, why don't you use them?

- You'll see.

Hey, just a minute.
Where's your badge?

And you have no gun!

We're a community
citizen's patrol.

Hey, what are
you doing?

Are you insane?

If you're not going to
use your brakes

you won't need
your brake lights.

Community Citizen's Patrol.

I'll report you for this.

Harry?

You've got
to stop this, Harry.

This room is
like a shrine to Mike.

I just don't want
anything touched.

I know,
but it's not healthy.

I told you
I was going to need time.

But, honey,
it's been six months.

We have to try
and put it behind us.

Will you give me
some space?

Harry, please!

- I'm going now, mom.
- Oh, okay, honey. Bye.

I'll be late coming home today.
I got a practice after school.

Hey, Timmy. Remember what I told
you about strangers, huh?

Yeah. Sure, dad.

- Bye.

Oh, Timmy. That shirt is much
too dirty to wear to school.

What do you think?

Yeah.

- Oh, I forgot to get the paper.
- Okay.

Hello?

It's the phone company.

Oh.

Oh, good. That's not too
different from our old number.

Seven-eight-seven-one.
Thank you.

And thanks
for rushing it for us.

Right. Bye.

'Joe! Come here!'

Joe!

What?

Whoever he is,
he doesknow where we live.

This just arrived for you.
Special delivery.

Thanks, Bear.

I've been seeing
video defenders in my sleep.

That's what I call dedication.

Somebody's got to
save the universe.

You mean win the tournament.

You say it your way,
I'll say it mine.

A defense is
the best strategy.

See, you got to get
your scanners on the board.

Get ready before the bomber
invaders come on the screen.

No way! Attack!
Knock out the mutants.

And save the smart bombs
to go for the pie.

I wish we had a scanner
to tell us

when it's safe
to talk to the sarge.

Sounds like he almost
bit your head off in the office.

And you didn't find out
what's going on.

I tried.

Look, if Getraer's in some
kind of hassle, we could help.

I mean, you should have
pressed him to open up.

Hey, old buddy.

I may be a little gutsy at
times, but a daredevil I ain't!

You press him!

Well, there's another way.

Go directly to the source.

Oh, Jon, Ponch!
Just a minute.

Come in.

Sorry to disturb you, Betty.

We just happened to be
in the neighborhood.

Listen, I'm glad you're here.
I was making some coffee.

- Go on in.
- Thanks.

Thank you.

Look, Betty, uh..

I'm sorry. We didn't just happen
to be in the neighborhood.

You were scared when
you opened the door.

You had something
in your hand. What was it?

Mace?

Don't worry. Joe had me take
the course for the license.

Look, Betty,
Ponch and I know this much.

Some guy's been
harassing you and Joe.

And he's coming unglued.

'You want to tell us about it?'

It started about
a week ago.

Just the phone calls
at first.

Some in the middle
of the night.

I'm scared.

For the first time since
we've been married.

I'm really scared.

If he wants to find you,
he will.

We can't stay here, Jon.

There's got to be
something we can do.

Yeah, you can butt out!

Look, all we want
to do is help out.

I can take care
of my own problems.

Look, we're sorry if we
stuck our noses in sideways.

- Come on, partner.
- Hey!

Uh, you know how much
coffee costs these days?

Finish your coffee.

There is some guy out there
who is trying to unhinge me

and he's doing a pretty good
job on me, on both of us.

Have any idea who it is?

No, not a prayer.

Well, why don't you file
a report

and start an investigation?

He hasn't really
done anything yet.

Just the phone calls,
blowing an air horn in my ear

and scrawling "fink"
on my garage door.

But it could get worse.

Look, he's probably
just some guy

who wants to be a big man
by playing games with cops.

What if he stops
playing games?

What do you say
we break for lunch?

As long as we can find a place
we can get in and out of fast.

I don't know who those guys are,
but I can tell they're not cops!

Pull over!

I'm not stopping!

I said pull over!

Please, go away!

Aah!

Let's get
out of here!

- No.

Look, I didn't know
what they wanted.

We were so scared.

Yeah, I think your
citizen's patrol has gone

a little bit too far
this time.

Well, he didn't really
do anything, officer.

It was the other one.

I tried to stop him,
but, uh..

Well, Gibson sees things
a little differently.

Mr. Gibson?
I'm Officer Poncherello.

This is Officer Baker.
Can we talk a minute?

Of course. Anything to help
the highway patrol.

Well, it's about the sort
of help we've been getting.

Has it occurred to you that
harassment of motorists

is a violation of the law?

Our patrol is keeping
those motorists

from injuring and killing
innocent people.

And children.

We know about your son,
Mr. Gibson.

And we know how important
it is to keep it

from happening to other kids.

But terrorizing the streets
won't bring him back.

And it just might
put you in jail.

Then why don't you protect us

from the reckless
and drunk drivers?

We do, but lately we've
had to protect them

from the vigilantes, too.

No law-abiding citizen needs
to be protected from us.

Hey, look, why don't you
back off, Mr. Gibson?

Now, we don't have enough
facts to arrest you

but we're gonna
be watchin' you.

Well, do you think
you got through to him?

I don't know.
He's still hurting pretty bad.

Sort of like a wounded animal.
Unpredictable and dangerous.

Great. Well,
keep an eye on him.

Any luck with the guy
who's been bugging you?

I got a list of the recently
released from county.

And?

Not one of 'em rings a bell.

Look, you two
better roll out.

- Hey, Bonnie.
- Hi, Bonnie.

- Hi.
- Hi!

How do you like
Christopher's new friend?

Aw!

He'll love it.

Listen, Bonnie, uh..

I appreciate you taking
my family in for a few days.

Forget it.

Can't wait to see
Christopher's eyes

when he sees
this little guy.

Um, when's Timmy's big game?

Uh, tomorrow morning.

Well, I thought we'd do
something special for him.

Maybe a victory lunch?

Bonnie, that's not necessary.
You've already done too much.

It'll be fun.

- Alright.

Okay.

Your teddy bear
did the trick.

He went right
to sleep with it.

Oh, good.

Thanks again, Bonnie.

I just couldn't stay
in our house any longer

with that man out there.

Well, as long as you
feel secure here.

You guys can stay here
as many days as you need to.

Thank you.

Boy, this is more fun
than having lunch at home.

Hey, come on!

Shows you how excited
he is about my cooking.

Well, you know, Betty.
The grass is always greener.

- No.

- Vanilla.
- Well, you can come in anyway.

Look who's here.

Hey, looks like
a real picnic, sarge.

Yeah, we got everything here
but the ants.

Everything cool, sarge?

Yeah, I think Betty
and the kids'll be okay here

for a few days.

Uh, Jon?

Hey, sarge, Ponch!

- Yeah, I'm okay.

I had to keep my eyes
on the road

so I couldn't get
the license number.

Plates were dirty,
but I made the letters.

Ida King Charles.

We make a good team.

I made the numbers.
Four-three-six.

Hey, hey, hey, that-a-way!
We got him!

Look out, son!

Pull over!

Now, look, officer..

Let me-let me explain!

It was a drunk like you
that killed my boy.

He never had a chance.

Guy hit him..

...and he dragged
him 200 feet!

Now I'm gonna show you
what it feels like

to dodge a hunk of steel
comin' at you.

We'll see
how you like it.

Wait!

'You know, it was
a lousy day today.'

Some days it just doesn't pay to
get up in the morning.

Yeah. I'll tell you somethin'.

Wasn't a lousy day for me.

I had some real kicks.

Playing tag
with Wyatt Earp.

- Bad luck. That's what it was.

I got laid off of work!
And my rent is due.

I don't need this problem.

You want to hear
about problems?

They busted me three times
for drunk driving.

Took my license, then
another fink books me again

and shoves me in the county jail
for six stinkin' months!

I guess that's a problem.

I got out last week,
nothing was left.

No job, my old lady
ran off on me.

All on account of
that rotten cop.

Okay, well, I've been having
a little fun with him, but..

Now the fun's over.

Got a couple of
souvenirs from the army.

I'm going to lay
on old sargie-boy.

I'm expecting a report from
the DMV on that license plate.

If I'm not around,
you make sure

you get
the information from 'em.

- Will do.
- Okay.

Hon? Hi.
Cathy called.

They'd like us to go bowling
with them tonight.

No.

Harry, we haven't been out
of this house since..

He was my son, too, remember?

Hey, I knew him for nine months
before you did.

There was a boy yesterday,
about the same age as Mike.

He even kind of
looked like him.

- And a car almost hit him.
- Oh, no.

Something happens to me
when I see things like that.

- It's almost like--
- Shh, shh.

You don't have to explain,
honey, it's okay.

Don't talk about it.

You and Mike..

I love you both.

Oh, I love you, too.

Harry, don't go
out there today.

I have to, because they're
out there, and they're killing.

And they're maiming and
they're getting away with it.

And I just keep thinking
that I just might..

...find the one who got Mike.

Huh. Well, you say hi
to your Aunt Joan for me.

Ha! Well, that sounds like
a lot of fun.

'You have a good time, now.
Bye-bye.'

Ahh...Bonnie, um..

I appreciate what you tried
to do for my family..

...but I just feel safer
with them up in Bakersfield.

Oh, boy.

I tell you..

...this is no way to live.

It certainly isn't.

Sarge, I got that info
from DMV on your license plate.

Sarge, do you want me to..

- Yes.

Officer Baker,
Officer Poncherello.

Is your husband home?

No, he's not here right now.
Why

'Do you know
where he is?'

What's happened?
What did he do?

A man was attacked
by a member

of the community
citizen's patrol.

We think your husband fits
his description.

Do you know where
we could find him?

Um, well,
he's on patrol right now.

And I don't know where.
He could be anywhere.

'Mary 3 or 4, LA.'

I'll get it.

How long ago
did he leave?

About an hour
and a half.

Mary 4.

'Mary 5 requests you 1198 S-4'

'at 4256 Hastings Street
in Pacoima.'

'DMV report identifies
vehicle owner'

'as Lou Millard
at that address.'

'Respond as soon as possible.'

10-4.

They ID'd the mustang!

Getraer's on his way
there now.

Excuse us.

- Joe Getraer.

We got something
to talk about. Open up!

Not without
a search warrant.

Open up, Millard!
It's over for you.

Aah!

'Green 1969 mustang on
old Santa Susanna Road'

'north of Devonshire.'

10-4, LA.

'S-4 is now turning onto
Cottonwood road'

'north of Wilmont.'

10-4, LA.

- Forget about me!

Get that guy!

Are you nuts?
You tried to kill me!

Put your left hand
on your head.

Police brutality,
that's what it is!

That cop smashed
my windshield with his hammer

and almost killed me!

No, Millard.
That was no cop.

That was a citizen.
A law-and-order citizen.

Hundred years ago,
he would have strung you up

from the nearest tree.

I'd like to rip
your head off

for what you did
to me and my family.

But I can't.

I am a cop.

That's it, Gibson.
It's all over.

You just resigned from
the Community Patrol.

I was only doing it for Mike.

Somebody had to get him.

Somebody had to
bring him to justice.

He was out there every day,
breaking the law.

Trouble is...so were you.

- 'Alright!'
- Alright.

Okay!

Look at them go! 45,000 points.
Do you believe this?

They've already
beaten us.

Us, the undisputed champs.

Yeah, and yesterday
they had a hard time

scuffling up 600 points.

Well, that's it! 48,000 points!
We're the new champs.

Wait a minute, are you
sure your defender ships

didn't have eyes?

Yeah, I couldn't get
the directional lever

to work right for me today.

Yeah, me either!

You can thank Harlan
the machine works at all.

Uh, this round's on me.

Wait a minute.

What do you mean we can thank
Harlan that the machine works?

It was acting up last night
and Harlan fixed it.

Yeah, I-I sort of, uh,
you see, I, uh..

Hey! How about dinner, folks?
It's on me, huh?

New champs, huh?