All language subtitles for The Six Million Dollar Man S05E05 Bigfoot V

It looks good at NASA One.

Roger.

BCS Arm switch is on.

Okay, Victor.

Landing Rocket Arm switch
is on. Here comes the throttle.

Circuit breakers in.

We have separation.

Inboard and outboards are on.

I'm comin' forward
with the side stick.

Looks good.

Ah, Roger.

I've got a blowout
in damper three.

Get your pitch to zero.

Pitch is out. I
can't hold altitude!

Correction. Alpha Hold is off.
Threat selector is emergency.

Flight Com. I can't hold it! She's
breaking up! She's breaking...

Steve Austin. Astronaut.

A man barely alive.

Gentlemen, we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.

We have the capability to
make the world's first bionic man.

Steve Austin will be that man.

Better than he was before.

Better, stronger, faster.

This will do just
fine, Mr. O'Neal.

Terrain, climate, vegetation.

Right on the money.

I'd say Bigfoot
country for sure.

You play the Bigfoot Hunter role very
well, but don't waste your words on me.

Well, I'm not just
sure what you mean.

I mean that I'm a genuine
anthropologist, Mr. O'Neal...

not some unsuspecting victim who
saw your ad in a hunting magazine.

I know what I'm looking for.

So please forget about
your Bigfoot "sightings"...

and don't try to lead me to what you
claim are genuine Sasquatch footprints.

Well, I'm still the
best guide around.

And uh, nobody knows
this country better than I do.

That's the only reason I
hired you and your partner.

Please? Yes, ma'am.

Something moving up there.

Has to be bigger than a man.

Hmm. Probably a
hibernating grizzly.

Or the Sasquatch!

Could be a boulder
or a bear or...

Almost anything.
It's out of focus.

Our lab tried to blow up the
details as much as possible, Steve...

but that Langston girl
insisted that he's Bigfoot.

Well, she might swear she saw anything
if she thought it might change your mind...

about funding that anthropology
research grant of hers.

She didn't have to call us, Steve.
She didn't have to send the photo.

If Bigfoot ever saw this,
he'd turn over in his cave.

What makes you so
sure it isn't Bigfoot?

Well, I said goodbye to him
before he travelled back into space...

with the aliens who created him.

Well, maybe he didn't
go back with them.

Maybe he stayed
here behind on earth.

Where did the girl say
she took that picture?

All I know is where she was
encamped in the San Angelo Mountains.

She said he acted
violent, crazed...

and he just came down the
mountain like a... like a bulldozer.

Sounds more like the legendary
Earth Bigfoot, not the Sasquatch I know.

Earth Bigfoot or not, you've
gotta get up and find out, Pal.

And I want you to find out
before anybody else does.

Oscar, if this is the
Space Sasquatch...

he's non-human...

his bionics were developed
by a superior intelligence.

Do you realize what it would mean
if I could make some tests on him?

Go ahead and get the mobile lab
ready. The two of you can leave tomorrow.

And if it is the earth species,
he's the only one in existence.

To learn what makes him tick.

Steve, you'll make sure you pack
some warm clothes for the mountains.

Yeah, Rudy. I will.

What is it, Pal?

I only hope it isn't
the Bigfoot I know.

I would never
wanna see him hurt.

Hurry it up, Wynn.

Well, let's go. The lady
wants to start rounding him up.

Charlie, he could kill us!

You didn't see that ape, I did!

Hey, listen.

This monkey is our big chance.

This is the score we've
been dreaming about.

Charlie, let's leave him alone.

Let's us get out!

And let her cash in? No way.

All we have to
do is catch him...

put him in a cage, and
then we got our own zoo.

Do you know how many
tickets we can sell to that?

Or we start a circus act.

Or we unload him on some
fat movie cat for a fortune.

You're dreaming, Charlie.

No, no, no.

This is our passport to
sunshine, sand, and bikinis.

That's what you always wanted.

We can take him.

Hey...

Just like Errol
Flynn used to look.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Listen, we can take him, Jason.

I know we can.

Yeah.

We can take him.

I'll be directly across the
lake from the Langston camp.

I'll catch up to you later.

Steve, remember what I
said about keeping warm.

I don't want your
bionics freezing up.

Yes, Mother.

Hey, I'm sorry.

Seems like I got caught
in the rush hour traffic.

Seems I did, too. But I
didn't pick up any traffic alerts.

Mind if I ask what
you're doing here?

Well, I came to see you.

Hope Langston?

Steve Austin.

Sorry. No bells ring.

Oscar Goldman? O.S.I.?

You work for O.S.I.? They
sent you here about Bigfoot.

We're interested.

I knew I'd find him!

I had to call Mr. Goldman.
Somebody had to believe me!

I went back after he ran off and
made a casting of his footprint.

He's gigantic.

He goes far beyond all
my research on prehistorics.

He must be over 7 feet tall,
weigh at least 400 pounds.

The way he trampled
the transponder.

Snapped the shaft
like a toothpick.

He's absolutely
super-charged with power.

Dangerous. Deadly dangerous.

So is any untamed, wild animal.

I'll admit he had me nervous for a minute
when he first exploded down the mountain.

But I'm glad you're here.

I forgot my tranquilizer gun.

Now we can pick up my guides
and go find the Sasquatch.

Oh, Miss Langston...

Would you like to see
how Hope sounds?

Hope.

But it's not "we" to
go look for Bigfoot.

What do you mean, "not we"?

Well, he's O.S.I. classified.

I'm afraid I'm gonna
have to ask you to back off.

You're not serious.

Well, yes I am.

So if you'd get your guides,
get them out of here...

leave the territory clear.

You really mean
that, Mr. Austin?

Would you like to see
how Steve sounds?

Okay. But why just you, not me?

I told you. He's O.S.I. classified.
And that's all I can tell you.

Now where did
you first sight him?

You've gotta be putting me on!

After I did the research?

I spent the money out of my
own pockets to hire the guides.

And I found him without any help
or funding from your Mr. Goldman.

O.S.I. classified or not,
in my book, Mr. Austin...

that makes the
Sasquatch public domain.

And the next time I
spot him, I'll capture him.

I'll be ready to tranquilize
him and snare him in my net!

That net will never hold him.

I had that net made strong
enough to hold King Kong.

And when I do get him back...

I'll send up a smoke
signal and let you know.

Is that you, my friend?

We were friends, remember?

Remember me?

Hello, again, my friend.

Rudy!

Rudy, help!

Steve! What happened to you?

I found Bigfoot.

Which one is he?

He's my friend.

I thought he remembered me,
but something came over him...

we struggled,
fell into the river.

Well, take it slow. Your
bionics are half frozen.

Rudy, he's still in there. I've
gotta get him out. He needs help.

You need help.

I'll hook you up to the
bionic thermal nuclear pack.

In five minutes, your
temperature will be back to normal.

Oh, hurry.

Wish we could've been waiting for you with
him all tied up and asleep and in a net.

He's got to be around.
He isn't invisible.

Well, listen, maybe we
shouldn't stay split up.

Maybe we should all
go hunting in the jeep.

That way, we've got three
pairs of eyes instead of one.

I'll cross over to the
other side of the river.

We'll keep in contact
by walkie-talkie.

All right. But if you see him first
and he tries anything, get out of there.

But keep blasting on that horn,
and we'll come and get you.

Since you got so
many ideas, Charlie...

what happens if
we run into him first?

Finders keepers.

Well, if he made it out of the river,
he could be in the lake somewhere.

He might have managed
to pull himself out.

No way. His bionics were
shut down the same as mine.

Wynn. O'Neal. Where are you?

Right here. What do you got?

I've spotted him!
He's in the lake.

Where? Where in the lake?

In the cove where it bends east.

He's not moving. He looks hurt.

We'll be right there.

There he is!

Goodbye, sunshine,
sand, and bikinis.

Not yet!

What're you doing?

Are you blind?
There goes our zoo!

There goes the circus
act! Good-bye, Hollywood!

You shoot, it's
goodbye us! For good!

But we wait for the right time.

And the right place.

The right odds.

Come on.

How is he, Rudy?

That's a good question.

We were lucky to be
able to rent this rig.

How's the temperature?

Just below freezing.

That's fine.

Should keep his
bionics inactive.

You ever notice a
difference in his eyes before?

No. They always
looked the same to me.

A very strange physiological
something happening to him.

I'm not sure what.

Some highly abnormal
cerebral activity is taking place.

What we call continuous
wave fragmentation.

His entire Bionic
Profile is warped.

Of course, I have no idea of knowing
what it looked like when it was normal.

We can't keep
him on ice forever.

The longer the better.

You know, if there's no fail-safe built
into his bionics, he could freeze to death.

It's a risk we have to take.

I've gotta keep him shut down, keep
testing till I come up with some answers.

Somebody just drove up.

It's the Langston
girl. I'll talk to her.

Right.

Sorry. No smoke signals.

But you have the Sasquatch. I
saw you get him out of the water.

All I want is a chance to confirm my
having found him. A photograph. Anything.

Look, Miss Langston, he's
in no condition to be moved...

and he's certainly not
gonna be disturbed.

You mean, you want him
to stay O.S.I. classified?

I want to know why.

I think I've got
that right to know.

It's too sensitive.

Come on, Steve.
Give the lady a break.

I've got a PhD riding on
my discovery of Bigfoot.

It could mean a whole career.

At least give me something
official I can base it on...

so I don't end up looking
like some kind of a joker!

Look, I would, if I could.

I suppose if I'd gotten the
Sasquatch, I'd have said hands off, too.

I'll try and do what I
can. All right? I promise.

It's timing.

Everything's timing.

That big monkey's okay...

or they wouldn't
have him locked up in

there like he was
in a zoo. I'll tell you...

taking him is
gonna be as easy...

as taking ice cream
from a kid at the circus.

No sense in talking
about it, Charlie.

Hey, get back here.

What's your rush?

We give her time
to get far, far, away.

One leaves, that leaves one.

Like you said, we
wait for the right odds.

Get the idea?

Yeah.

It's incredible.

What is it, Rudy?

These changes.

First his eyes, and then...

his unusual brain activity...

It can't be happening.

He's all bionic, he's not human.

Now...

This.

His right wrist, nothing.

His left wrist, a pulse beat.

It's against every design
in the science of bionics!

Rudy, what's he turning into?

Steve, have a look
at these cranial x-rays.

Totally bionic
on the right side.

Bone and tissue on the left.

That's it, Rudy.

You said he was undergoing
some physiological transition.

That explains the difference between
the eyes, the right eye is still bionic.

And when he was crushing me, his right
arm had all the strength, not his left arm.

And whatever change is taking place,
just hasn't been fully completed yet.

Exactly.

The bionic half of the
brain versus the animal half.

One side violent,
unpredictable...

the other side,
passive and peaceful.

Two minds with one body.
Like a Jekyll and Hyde.

Each battling for total control.

But his technology is so advanced, I
may never be able to solve its logic!

There's a place in the
mountains. I was there once.

Yeah, I remember
that. Can you find it?

I don't know.

It's gotta be near somewhere
where they discovered Bigfoot.

If I could find it, then we
could find all the answers, too.

Take it easy.

Now we give him time
to get far, far away.

What do you want?

The keys to the reefer.

The Sasquatch! But you can't!

My friend asked you a question.

The keys to the reefer?

They're in the ignition,
but you don't understand.

Oh, yes, we understand.

Boy, do we ever understand.

Go!

Unhook the connections!

Greetings to the Earth
person who finds his way here.

This creature wished to
remain on your planet...

when we returned to
our asteroid in space.

He now sleeps in a state
of regenerative hibernation...

and when that
process is complete...

he will awaken, and will be biologically
compatible with Earth's environment.

But we warn you:

Do not disturb him
before he awakens.

His instincts will be primal.

And if the wrong
people find him...

these primal instincts
could be turned to evil.

If he is removed from his
hibernation before he is ready...

he must be replaced here within
12 Earth hours, or he will die.

This creature will
not be able to speak...

so we have left behind a means by
which you may translate his thoughts...

and emotions into Earth words.

To activate the language
translator, press Communications.

Steve. What happened?

Bigfoot's been kidnapped.

Langston girl?

No. Couple of guys.

They, uh... one guy was
a great-white-hunter type...

and the other was a
mousey-looking character!

It must have been
her two guides.

Look, we've gotta get Bigfoot, and get him
back to where the space people left him.

You found the place?

Yeah, I found it.

But he's only got 12
hours that he can survive...

and right now he's on
a count-down to zero.

Well, there's only one
way out of these mountains.

Now I'll call in. I'll set up some
roadblocks. You get movin'.

Right.

Look out!

I'll handle her.

How did you get hold
of the Sasquatch?

We were very persuasive.

You stole him, you mean.

That is a nasty thing
to say, Miss Langston.

We liberated him.

We thought you wanted him.

Right, Charlie?

As a matter of fact, we were
gonna talk to you about a partnership.

Don't shoot him!

What did you do with
the rig? Where is Bigfoot?

Big who?

Now where is he?

Well, he's over the
hill. He just busted out!

I think your friend is lonesome.

Whoa!

I'll send the Sheriff back
with a couple of parachutes.

You and your big score.

Sunshine, sand, and bikinis.

Steve, he's in there somewhere.

Get in. We'll go get him.

You better stay here.
He's become a wild animal.

No. There's something about him.

He touched me on the
shoulder. Steve, he was so gentle.

Yeah. If there's a next time,
that touch just might kill you.

I don't think so.

Give me this chance
to help. Please, Steve?

All right.

There he is!

I've come to help you.

Please come back with me.

You understand. Try to
understand there isn't much time left.

Please let me take you back.

Please let me take you back.

You could die if I don't
get you back soon.

No! Drop it!

Drop the rock!

Are you all right? Yeah.

Go back and find Rudy! Take him
to where you first spotted Bigfoot.

And move fast. He's
running out of time.

It's all my fault.

No, it's not. You didn't know.

Somehow getting that PhD
doesn't mean all that much anymore.

We'll do all we can to
help, when the time comes.

His not dying is
all that matters.

There's nothing to fear.

When you wake up,
you're going to be well.

Pleasant dreams until
that day comes, my friend.