All language subtitles for blake.and.mortimer.s01e10.the.vikings.bequest

This geothermic station uses a
completely revolutionary technique

involving the control of molten lava.

I believe this technique
will revolutionize

the production of electricity
as we know it today.

All humanity will be able to afford
electric power.

Dr. Ragnarsdottir, you still have not
responded to my consortium's offer.

We wish to buy all rights
to your discovery.

I'm sure you do, Mr. Holsten.

However, I have no intention
of selling anything whatever.

Scientific breakthroughs are made
by humans and belong to humans.

I'll drink to that.

At last, a discovery that can
actually help humanity.

I have a question.

Are you quite sure your
drill pits are strong enough

to stand up to the earth tremors
that seem to plague this region?

I'm sure Dr. Ragnarsdottir has
taken all necessary precautions.

Right, Captain Blake?

Absolutely. But I admit I dislike
these incessant earthquakes.

Don't worry, gentlemen.

Here in Iceland, believe me,

we know all there is to
know about earthquakes.

Taking precautions
is second nature to us.

Don't worry, it's just a small tremor.

Now, let's go and look
at the equipment.

Anna, the steam pressure
is down considerably.

After that tremor,
I am not surprised.

The molten lava and then the
steam are carefully controlled

to provide unimaginable
power at just the flick of a lever.

Now, gentlemen, I shall
access pure geothermic power.

I'm very impressed,
Dr. Ragnarsdottir.

I assume that means
you'll lower your offer?

Certainly not.

Even Einstein had his
bad days, you know?

Perhaps we go over
your figures tomorrow?

Dr. Fuentes,

say what you will, but you're
not one of our leading skiers.

And the charming
Dr. Ragnarsdottir

isn't fully qualified,
financially or otherwise,

to see this project to a successful
conclusion, you must admit.

I'm afraid you ivory tower
scientists are not very practical.

That's not fair.
It's merely a stereotype--

My company can test her process.

And not only that, she'll
need professionals to market it.

No. With all due respect,

I believe her discovery
is far too important

to be left in the
hands of a single party,

particularily one with
a commercial interest.

Of course, I'm sure
she'd appreciate your help,

but this idea absolutely
must be shared, Mr. Holsten.

Well, Blake, do you think
you can make him see sense?

I'm afriad I'm only an
innocent bystander.

But there's a lot to be
said for Dr. Fuentes' view.

I'm far from certain
that an industrial trust

is the best way to
sort out the problem.

See?

Good heavens! Blake!

Thank goodness
you're safe and sound.

We were afraid you were done for.

Good grief, captain.
You were lucky to escape so lightly.

It's all on your point of view.

Honestly, Anna, I simply can't
imagine what could have gone wrong.

Your calculations are fine.

Maybe we should go
over them all again.

No, Philip.

You've done more than enough.

Would you care to explore the village?

It's just across the bay.

I'll make a few
purchases while I'm there.

See those rocks
sticking out of the water?

We call them the
"Warriors of Ragnar."

Ragnar was king of Iceland.

He fought the Vikings fiercely
until his last great sea battle.

Legend has it that his ship
was engulfed in a whirlpool,

but his faithful soldiers
were turned to stone,

ready to come to life again
when Iceland needs them.

Look up there.

Can you not see a head? An arm?

To be absolutely honest, Anna,
no I can't.

Don't worry. Neither can I.

By the way,

King Ragnar wouldn't
be one of your ancestors,

would he, Dr. Ragnarsdottir?

Yes, theoretically,

just as he'd be the
forefather of a thousand or so

other Ragnarsdottirs and
Ragnarssons in Iceland.

You may not know but that's
what those names mean:

sons and daughters of Ragnar.

What a pity. I think you'd make
an excellent princess.

Thank you, kind sir.

I'm sorry that landing
was a bit rough.

If you climb up to those houses,

you'll find yourself in the bustling
cosmopolitan heart of Ragnarsfadir.

Another Ragnar.

You'll find the store
just above the village.

If you like you can
catch a bus back.

It leaves everyday at 11:00.

I'll see you at noon.

And remember, you promised to
wear full Scots regalia to dinner!

Anybody here?

I say.

May I help you, sir?

Oh yes, thanks.
I was just glancing about...

Hmm. So I see.

Uh... and I was wondering if
you could you tell me something

about this brooch?

Ah, well, you've
come to the right man.

This item comes from the treasure
of Ragnar the Great, who ruled--

My good man,
this is quite riveting,

but Ragnar left this vale
of tears 11 centuries ago.

So I have grave
difficulty believing

you've kept this brooch
in stock for so long.

Let's say it's inspired by
authentic traditional Viking work.

A wonderful job.

An old hermit who lives
up in the hills brings them in.

They're exquisitely
crafted works of art.

Feast your eyes on these runes.

What do they mean?

Ah, there I'm afraid
I can't help you.

Nowadays no one reads runes.

How much would
you charge me for it?

How much are you offering?

Thank you very much, sir.

And have a nice day.

Hey! Wait for me!

Perfectly delicious meal.

This project is totally fascinating.

That's lichen, an Icelandic speciality.

To Dr. Ragnarsdottir

and to the success
of her great discovery.

And to fruitful cooperation
between science and industry.

Bravo.

Gentlemen, I have an idea.

We need to unwind.
How about a sauna?

You have a sauna? Here?

Yes, indeed and that's
another advantage of my project:

an abundance of hot water.

Why don't you go down.
You'll see what I mean.

- Well, let's go then.
- I'm game.

Won't you join us, Philip?

Well, I, um...

Oh, Philip, do go.
It's so relaxing.

I'll finish my wine
and be right down.

That is a superb brooch.

What? Oh, the brooch.

I bought it in the village today.

May I see?

It's only a trinket, I'm afraid.

The engraving says
"Ragnar the Great".

It's certainly the right period.

Are you telling me...

It's over 1,000 years old.

Incredible.

What a marvellous archaeological
find for sale in a village shop.

Tomorrow, I'll track
down that hermit.

Who knows what else he found?

Ooh, the ground is burning hot.
I never felt anything like it.

Is it not dangerous?

Not really, but keep
out of the deepest pools

or you'll end up looking
like a broiled lobster.

Great Scott!

Captain Blake, come at once.

There's been an awful accident.

What on Earth happened?

The bridge is in shreds.

The rope, quick.

Hang on, captain.

Francis!

Philip, that wasn't an earthquake.

But why would anyone
want to blow up the bus?

It's the bridge they wanted.

To isolate the research center.

I'll warn Anna right away.

I think I'll go back to the village.

Wait a minute.

I've seen that car
somewhere before.

The hermit.

Hey!

Wait!

Loki. That's a fine
welcome for a visitor.

Is that bird yours?

In a way.

Where did you find that?

This gewgaw?

You don't understand.

That "gewgaw" could be
an archaeological treasure.

So that's why he's been
prowling around here.

Who do you mean?

He's big and loud and
he's got a broken nose.

Hmm.

I must be on my way.

I hope we can discuss these
brooches of yours someday soon.

I'd like that. I could take you
and show you where they are.

- More brooches?
- Not only that.

There are treasures that
would interest anyone,

not just archaeologists.

Is it far from here?

No, it's near the station.

- Alright, let's go.
- If you like.

But we better go in your boat.

A man your size would
swamp my cockleshell.

Anna, I'm sure something
suspicious is going on.

These earth tremors
are too convenient for words.

And then I found this under
the bridge: a detonator.

You mean someone planted a bomb?

Not one bomb, several bombs.

So they could isolate the station.

You should lock up
these plans right away.

What do you mean?

Whoever is setting off all these
explosions is doing it for a reason.

Do you believe the legend
about Ragnar's warriors?

Of course not.

All his men were
swallowed by a whirlpool.

Their ship was never found.

Here we are.

It's up there. Yep.

I see. And how am I supposed
to get up there? Wings?

No. Just climb up the cliffs.

It all seems normal.

But Philip should've
been back by now.

Come in.

Doctor, come quick.

What's the matter?

I found something
downstairs in the sauna.

But what did you find?

It's very odd.

I can't begin to describe it.
You have to see it for yourself.

A research station this small

simply isn't equipped to explore
and exploit your great discovery

as it deserves to be developed,
doctor.

I believe I had made
it abundantly clear

that you must consider the
subject closed, Mr. Holsten.

My invention will serve humanity
and that's final.

Now then, where is it?

Down this cleft.

But try to imagine
if the plans were lost

or the research station
wrecked by an earthquake.

What would you do?

The plans are in a safe place

and the station was specially
designed and built to withstand tremors.

What would happen if
you had an accident?

A serious one.
Accidents do occur.

What are you driving at, Mr. Holsten?

It couldn't be simpler, madam.

It's you?

Blake warned me to
watch for sabotage.

Rest assured I'll take
care of that fine fellow.

But first, it'll be a pleasure
to deal with you.

Anna!

Help, someone! Help me!

Anna?

Well done.

Hey! Can you hear me?!

Your blasted net tore!
I'm trapped!

I don't understand!
It was a strong net!

Listen!
Hurry to the research center

and tell Captain Blake
what happened

and he'll handle everything!

I'm leaving to fetch
some more nets!

It won't take me more
than half an hour!

No, I tell you!
Get Captain Blake!

Do you hear me?!
Hello?!

Are you there?!

Is anyone there?!

Help!

Hello?!

Help!

Anna?

Anna?! Anna?!

Well.

Captain Blake,
what has happened?

We heard many shots.

It was only a burglar.

But a very notorious burglar,
I'm afraid.

What do you mean by that?

I mean I think my old enemy, Olrik,
is somewhere in the neighborhood.

The Scotsman... in the grotto...
a prisoner...

call the center, alert the captain...
The rocks and stones...

Keep on like that, old fellow,
and you'll be telling us fairy tales next.

My rope ladder broke.

I should have used nylon.

I need some help.

Have to do everything myself.

Hello?

Get me the center, quickly.

Yes, the geothermal
research center.

Hello?

May I speak with Professor Holsten?

Professor Holsten, it's for you.

Will you excuse me, gentlemen.

Yes.

Hello, Colonel Olrik.
I think I've tracked down Mortimer.

Oh, yes, where exactly?

Down a crevice.

A witness says he
can't get out of it.

Where do you say?

Oh, we would need a boat.

Thank you, my friend.

Ah, well, I believe we have
located our missing Mortimer.

Where is he?
Who was that?

A villager.

Apparently our colleague
is stuck in a nearby fjord.

- I'll take the launch.
- No.

We shall take the launch.

Let's go around the point.

As you wish, captain.
As you wish.

I believe this place
will do just fine.

Uh, Mr. Holsten.

What?

Haven't you forgotten something?

Your gun, Colonel Olrik.

Oh, I don't think so, Blake.

Where are Mortimer
and Dr. Ragnarsdottir?

My dear Blake...

Stop right there.

Their lives will soon be over.

Olrik, we'll meet again.

Anna?!

Anna?!

Can you hear me?

Anna?!

By Jove.

The legendary drakar of Ragnar.

Anna!

Anna, can you hear me?

I do hope they will have
found Professor Mortimer.

Gentlemen,

Professor Mortimer
is safe and sound.

Where is he then?

And Captain Blake
should be here too though.

Exactly. Follow me.

Come in, please.

I cannot see anything.

What are we looking for,
Mr. Holsten?

Your beard. But you're...

Here we are once again,
Professor Sato.

Colonel Olrik.

I must find a way.

Must warn the others somehow.

How much longer, chief?

Oh...

half an hour should do it.

And then... boom!

We haven't enough
to blow all this up.

You're wrong there, Sharkey.

We right on top of one of the
most unstable sites on the planet.

Nature will do the rest.

This is all very, very strange.

By the tartan of clan MacGregor!

Spirit or devil,
stay where you are.

Warriors, mine...

Earth and fire
and air and water...

To the fire and on to destiny.

Anna.

Anna.

And the winds shall rise

and then empower the ship.

But... What on earth is that?

Philip!

Philip! Philip!

Philip, I'm here!

Francis, what are you doing there?!

Jump down!

Come on, jump!

It's now or never.

Good to see you, Francis.

Bit chilly for a midnight dip,
however.

And I forgot my
swimming trunks as well.

There.

Now what?

Ragnar's warriors.

Raise up the winds now.

Loki, now you stop that.

Heavens, I'm getting too old
for this sort of thing.

But they won't get away with it,

or I'm not Ragnar Ragnarsson.

Quick, give me the plans.

Move it now.

We only have ten
minutes and after that...

Boom.

Go and get the helicopter.

I'll join you out on the barrens.

Incredible. But what is it?

Ragnarok, Thor, Sketta.

My island is endangered.

Are you Ragnar? Anna?

Earth, fire, air, water.

Go away! Go away!

Leave this place,
it's going to explode.

They're blowing up the center.

What's going on?

A small diversion
arranged by Mr. Holsten.

Or should I say Olrik?

Olrik?

In person.

That explains a lot, then.

Look. Snaeffel is erupting.

The entire country is endangered.

The battle between
fire and ice commences.

To the fire and to destiny.

What's the point of this sorcery?

Look there, Francis.

Ragnar's warriors.

Anna seems to
have awakened them.

Let's go, Philip.
We must save the others.

Hey! I'll come with you.

Where did that come from?

Give yourself up, Olrik!

Never!

Great heavens!

Lava is coming right towards us.

Francis, we'll see to the center.

Very well.
Then I shall see to Olrik.

Take the revolver.

You may very well need it.

Sato?! Fuentes?!

Mr. Einar?!

They've rigged all the equipment.

What're you doing?

Be careful.

I'll have to be careful
or it'll all blow up.

Ah! He did come this way.

Quick. We don't have much time.

Be careful.

We have no choice, my friend.
We now have less than a minute.

Only two wires are really
connected to the bomb.

The others are surely a trap.

But which ones?

The red, the blue or the orange?

Unless...

Ten, nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four,

three, two, one,

zero.

Bravo, professor.

As a child I used
to set the clock back

whenever I wanted
to stay up late.

The security system.

We can't breathe in here.

Help! Help!

O my great warriors.

Onward and fulfill your destiny.

Strange, the lava's stopped.

Good heavens.

What is happening?

We all heard it:
the volcano rumbling.

We're out of danger
for the moment.

I shall explain later.

I admit I'm somewhat surprised

to see you again,
my dear Captain Blake.

But it will certainly
be for the last time.

Would you kindly place
your gun on the ground.

And now place your hands above
your head and walk toward me.

A bit warmer than the bath
you planned for me, Olrik.

I'll be on my way, captain.

Miserable scoundrel!

You win this time, captain.

But the next time
you won't escape me.

Get away!

Get away, blast you!

Oh, well. I suppose it'll be
back to the drawing board.

Ragnar's warriors!

These are for you, my daughter,
to remind you of me.

You will watch over my descendants.

I must now return
to the land of shadows.

Anna, are you all right?

Philip,
it was the strangest thing.

The warriors!

The warriors!
Come and see!

They stopped the volcano!

Come quick and see how they...

Ooh, and what have we here then?

There are enough
important artifacts there

to furnish a museum
in Ragnar's honor.

True, but who'll have time to do it?

I have an idea about that.

The center, the plans...

I think we could all
work together on them

and we would have no need to
keep secrets from one another.

I shall be pleased to provide our
research center at Tierra del Fuego.

So... to Ragnar!

To Ragnar!

To Ragnar!

To Ragnar!