All language subtitles for B.E.S05E04.Haunted House [eng]

d Listen to the dust of jockeys d

d We've got the room too d

d I'm a bummer of music d

d Please, you can't hear me d

d Head up, back to me d

d I don't know that d

d What? d

d Oh d

d Ah d

- Slow down, stop running.

- Wait, you hurt her.

- Ah, good girl.

- Hello, mother.

- Shh, do not call me that.

Come here, chlorine.

- You may now have your
permission to call your mummy.

- God, no.

I don't want anyone to
know that I've employed

someone who's passed
through my reproductive tract.

I think I'm siphoning off school
funds to pay for my family.

- I was so happy
when you unboxed me.

It's a dream come true.

I've always wanted to be an arts teacher.

- It's always your fatal flaw.

- I fired our last art teacher because
he asked me what star sign I was.

- terminal, you can't have
a kind of man around kids,

but it freed up cash from
me to splurge on my hodons.

- I am the law.

- I'm sadly the PTA is
riddled with cracks and

socialists and they want
art back on the syllabus.

- And to be frank, you're a cheap.

- Well, I'm grateful that
my teachers are quickening

with the creative tools
to process my trauma.

- Oh, no.

- This again, chlorine?

How could I, of course, you trauma.

- I barely even saw you.

- Yes, I was a boarding school aged six.

- Look, I admit I got that one wrong.

I sent you away far, far too late.

But I did see you from that cult.

- It was an improv quote.

- Even worse.

- Yes, and look, a
member of staff has just told

me there could be
asbestos in the school walls.

Now, if Fraser is right, the
parents will have me over a barrel.

So for now, please keep our
relationship unsee and unheard.

- How good.

- Excellent.

d Yeah, come on, see you d

d I've been turned outside d

d When come to keep them down on the wind d

d Keep them on this wild d

d Yeah d

Booze, yo.

- Oh, yes, pass.

Women's to be breaking the internet,

but right now, all that's
breaking is my reality live.

If I'm gonna get these brand
deals, I need at least 10K followers.

- Only 9,990 to go.

- Oh, since they're the grassy drink,

brands are begging you to
stop wearing their clothes.

- Next slide.

- Just don't.

- According to my research,
the best ways to make

a video go viral are like
filming something funny.

- Next.

- Something sexy.

- Yeah, come on now, come on next.

- Or filming something scary.

- I can't help with that too.

- So, why do you just like
the bride of Frankie's sense?

- Because it's about time
we stopped taking the great

work of theater, seriously,
that's why I give you.

The woman in black.

- Oh my God, are we
gonna study an actual flag?

- Huh?

- No, I said you'd the link to the movie.

- Inches didn't watch it, he
was too much of a pussy up.

- Look, God, I'm gonna
dress not scare me, yeah?

- What?

Excuse me?

- What is that?

- They'd better be
putting on my blue plaque.

- I'm afraid not serving,
misspelled triple and Fred.

- Bovin?
- Details.

I can't read.

- Right.

- No, no, no, no, no.
- Nothing, y'all.

- Right.

- How the hell is a hard work in teacher
meant to get any tips without racket?

- What?

- What are they doing?

- Keep it to yourself, but the walls may
or may not contain asbestos, asbestos.

- Well, I don't think you
meant to do asbestos love.

- Well, they know that, love.

Fraser's attempting to banter with
them, but they just keep drowning him out.

- I've got a sailor, it is so refreshing

to see actually working,
even at a snail's age,

rather than intimidating and
harassing teenage girls from your van.

That's your cup of tea.

- I taught him myself being!

- Any sugar?
- Don't worry.

I understand.

- Cheers.

- Oh, goodness for that.

I'm bad job over here.

The builders have found
something in the walls.

Can you explain this?

- The time capsule.

- Oh, we made it.

We missed the wickers.

We all just put something
important-ish in there.

Yeah, but it weren't meant to
be over for like another 50 years.

- Oh, well, no time like the present.

- No, no, no, no.

- You gentlemen wouldn't have
any particular reason to keep it shut.

- I don't, no, no, no,
no, no, no, I don't mind.

No, no, no, no, I'm not bothered for it.

- No, no, I mean, open it, but don't.

- Oh, well, let's leave it then.

Until tomorrow's assembly, give
it the unveiling it truly deserves.

- Whatever.

- The parts are contained in many secrets,
but some secrets refuse to stay buried.

- I'll find.

- Dad, I'm sorry, my
love, are you new here?

- Yes.

- Well, then my flesh and blood
have walked these holes before.

- Wow, the old.

- She's the new art teacher.

- Wow, that explains
why she's talking bollocks.

- I'm Fraser.

- I love art.

- Who's your favourite artist?
- 10.

- Simply the best.

- Oh, she'll use the painter.

- Spooky boots.

- Yeah, no, I'm sorry.
- Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- Wow, oh, where did she go?

- Get back to work.

- I put it together for a
proof for a little scorter night.

- You in?

- What's this?

- Are you in or out?

- You need to tell me,
because I can't say you.

- Can't leave me if you want to live.

- Actually, I'll just take a photo
of my wife and her cheeks.

Thank you.

- Today.

- So you put something
in the time capsule for Mr.

Carmichael, I'm gonna like it.

I can't remember what.

- Well, sir, just try and remember.

- I'm only out of Western 'cause he
lost his tickets in the pussycat dolls.

- Oh, sir, he's gonna kill you.

- No, I'm not only percent sure I
didn't put the ticket in the time capsule.

I eat percent.

50, 50.

- Sir, I'm trying to find a way into the
school so we can steal that time capsule.

But I can't do that if you
keep locking my line of sight.

- Girl, I know how to
break into the school.

First, I will tour a layer to
avoid the security cameras.

Then I will go on your tail
onto the overhang of that ledge,

allowing me to, I'm a
best my way through the

window and open the
door to use the millions.

I'm gonna love a brick
for this window here.

- And if we get caught by the
police, do you know who to call?

- Do you want a lawyer?

I want the stylist.

I have to look cute on my mug shop.

- But, sir, are you really
sure it's worth the risk?

- Yes, if anyone gets that
time capsule before me,

I will never be able to show
my face in the school again.

- Mm-hmm.

- So you haven't managed
to find the asbestos.

- Slow down, stop running.

- Here I am.

I am so sorry I missed your call, ma'am.

- Yes, I am. - Dish.

Now, look, these holes in the walls,

I would rather not have to
explain them to the parents.

So could your art degree
finally come in handy?

- Yes, I could create a promenade piece,

a labyrinthine journey through
one lonely girl's troubles.

- Shh, remember the family motto,
chlorine, cephalirae, dollar, penitas.

Push the pain, deep, deep down, deep
down, keep on pushing, as I always say.

Now, chop, chop, oooh.

- No, you can run, you
can run, keep running.

- Oh, good morning, Mr. Seaman.

- The Women in Black is a 1987 stage plate.

The citation needed.

- Ah, okay, which one of you heavy
beavers down in beasts stole my passionina?

- Yeah, anyone else bear call?

- Things have been gone missing everywhere,

even the toilet brought
in the boys bathroom.

- Actually, that's just Mr. Harper.

The star toilet simply cannot
accommodate his needs.

- How do you know that?

- Well, I'm a passionate advocate for
open conversations about gut health.

Just not that open with him.

- Well, I'm not gonna
stay hit and freeze to death.

Woman, make sure they finish the movie.

- I have arrangements to make for tonight.

- You know, I saw this most
haunted vid on TikTok here.

They were walking around this building.

It was freezing cold.

- And the bathroom!
- A ghost.

- I'll stand him right there.

- I find this supernatural
deeply problematic.

I mean, why are all the ghosts white?

- See, it's just bad vibes, huh?

- Spirit, specter, rape, - Refinite,
the Japanese call them a bucket.

In Arabic, they're Shabbat.

But this unhappy soul,
move it, goes by another knee.

The ghost of Abby Grove.

- Oh my gosh.

- Sorry.

Secondary bubbles.

Wait.

- It's home time.

Shouldn't you be at the book, keys?
- Yeah.

- Have you seen what these
new entages been up to?

- Oh, yikes.

- It's always a quiet one's chair.

- Yo!

- Queen La Difa and Ladi McGinnis?
- No.

- Fancy a brewski tonight?

- I'm busy tonight.

Got some marking to do.

- Yeah, I'm marking as well.

- I was literally just going home.

- Toodles?

- Yeah, I did invite the builders,
but Googles less than me down.

Have you heard of a pub
called Over My Dead Body?

- Ah, on the choppy good death.

- Do you want to be careful
of that new art teacher?

- No.

- She's off her nut.

- She's using roadkill in her art.

- You know, I am not
threatened by a powerful woman

and I finally found one
who isn't threatened by me.

- But isn't the fact that she's into
like a huge red flag, the shader?

- Barely any taken.

- Clarine is a wonderful woman.

I've got a fifth sense about these things.

- Fifth sense.

- I haven't tasted anything
in years, I'm on 40 a day.

- She got it, scotch bonnets,
I messed up my achado.

I have stuck to my zero food waste policy,

but the environmental benefits
are seriously undermined

by the frankly terrifying amount of
methane being emitted from my body.

- Nice.

- I basically fracked myself.

- Gentlemen, don't you have homes to go to?

- The janitor wants to lock up.

- Miss Hibern, what exactly is
going on with this new art teacher?

- What are you talking about?

- Uh, the lunar love God
wanted me that we met earlier.

- Yeah, she is horrendous.

- Awful.

- She's like a flatitude
festival comes alive.

- I have no idea who this person is.

- I mean, save us here, look at the walls.

- It's called art.

- And for the last
time, I don't appreciate

being grilled about
someone I've never even met.

I mean, I doubt this woman even exists.

Good day.

- All right.

- I'll see you at the moment.

- Look at this.

- Nice.

- Them ghost buster
guys on TikTok were right.

Ghost's reek.

- Again, that could just be Mr. Hibern.

- What I'm saying is, if
we can prove that she's an

actual ghost, there's no
way he's not gonna go viral.

- Too bad, you're never
gonna find an actual ghost.

- Not a bit.

Bye bye, Teddy.

- Mm-hmm, Mr.

Teddy.

Mr. Crow.

- Oh, Mr., you're our teacher.

She's the flooding woman.

I'm not so trapped in a state of
limbo between this life and the next.

- Would you just float in woman one?

- Be approval of a cold and venome mother

and capable of understanding
her own daughter.

- I think someone's feeling seen.

- Let's follow it.

Noths.

- Maddie, if you took those
wheelies from a pupil's

locker chlorine, I suggest
you put them back immediately.

They always talk to me, it's
playing the week, especially children.

Look, just shut the door, stand
in the corner and face the wall.

- Now you understand
what my voice is about.

Now you understand what my voice is about.

We make noise, we make
noise, we make noise.

- Warren, she's just standing
in the corner of the room.

- What's going on out here, Miss?

That woman in your office, and
she's not who she says she is.

Woman, I don't know
who you're talking about.

I'm see, there's no one here.

No one.

- Oh no, well, she's been possessed.

- Run, you fools!

- Mother, may I ask why I
push my head under the desk?

- Always push it down, chlorine.

Deep, deep down.

- I don't care if so needs our help.

The demon artsy chat is so
powerful, it made a whole bunch.

- Smile!

- Oh, that's why I'm wearing protection.

- Why is it so bling?

- It's a Sunday school state to symbol her.

- Ooh, such a bad boy.

- Well, I certainly brought in the
biscuits, if you know what I mean.

- You and you literally
brought in biscuits, don't you?

- Where's Miss?

Oh my God!

- Of course, she's done, it's a serious
mission to get to the time-top shop.

- So serious, you won't ever cut suit?

- It's the perfect ensemble for
our highest sleek, sultry streamline.

- And the tail?

- It's the balance.

- Now, if you're quite finished,
we need to buy that time-top shop.

- Let the breaking commence.

- I hope you're going to clean that up.

- This school is too creepy, aren't you?
- Ma, ma.

- It's not freaky enough.

- So?

- It's the suit.

- Oh.

- Why have you got a ring light?

- You see a haunting?

- I see content.

- What are you talking about?
- haunting.

- So when you touch my neck,
you're going out to the consent.

- Oh, my God.

- Oh, no, it's just...
- Mr. Go and Michael's tail.

- Oh, for the last time, it's
an integral part of the outfit.

Why you look at it and let's get you sues.

- Mm.

- Because of the ghost of Abigail Grove.

What ghost?

- No, I think it's not making that noise.

- Well, can't help it.

I had 10 garlic breads.

- Those hate garlic.

- That's vampires.

- Wait, can you hear something?

- Right, what are you looking at on about?

- The ghost of Abigail Grove.

- Ah, it all makes sense.

This hope I was acting like you
never even met that art teacher before.

- That she'd never heard of her.

- Like she didn't even exist.

- Huh?

- What was that noise?

- What was that noise?

- It's really quite 10.

What did it take out?
- Oh, no.

- Quick, I knew that art
teacher was a rom-in.

She kept talking about how a flesh
and blood vault in scallord doors.

Come on, let's get out of it.

- Like it's not like this. - Not like this.

- Not like that.
- Not like I'm touching coffee.

- It's going out now. - Not like that.

- What are you doing here at night?

- Come on, she had the same thing.
- And what you got there?

- That little mob with ya.
- Come on, she had the same thing.

- Why are you dressed
like Ab? It's fashion.

- No, no.

- Oh my God.

There's someone else in the school.

Who is that? - Who?

- What?

- We need to find somebody safe.

Right, now.

- Get in there, get in there, get in there.

- Oh, have a look at
it, it's only a question.

- What are you doing here?

- I got kicked out by the living landlord.

She said I made her feel uncomfortable.

- Don't you live with your mum?
- Well, not anymore.

- So you stole the toilet roll.

- I've leaked but I'll
have a few of those aging.

- It's a must-been-off.

- Oh, this man is granted in here.

- That'll be the face mask.

Home made, since hope and band
avocados for being too millennial,

I've had to find an alternative
source of vitamins B-2-3-6-12 and D.

- Anytime I didn't make it from that?

- Correct, my famous mackerel lasagna.

- What about the freezing temperatures?

- The boiler broke, I've had
to crack the heat up at night.

- Makes sense.

- To ward off the mega rest.

- Mega rest!

- They're jonesing from a mackerel.

- Yeah, well, Mr. Harper wants to
get to the time capsule before it's open.

- Harrison, oh man, whoa,
took the time capsule you were.

- Well, I am shocked.

And a poor, that would be a sneakily like
a monster ax to get to the time capsule.

- Well, hoping keeps it in our office.

- How'd you know that?

- Hmm, hmm, I've got peep holes everywhere.

Look at it, I said that.

- I'm just gonna kill you, I'm killing you.

- I got wet, beat!

- Move!

- I'm killing you.

- I'm killing you.

- I'm gonna kill you.

- I'm gonna kill you.

- This busy is not me.

- Fuck out.

- I'll keep it out.

- No one can see what's up.

- Oh!

- Oh!

- Get it, get it, get it.

- Careful!

- That contains our best thoughts.

- Ah!

- Praise up, why don't you
say something, you're bellin'.

- Not as best, us, us, best thoughts.

I tried explaining this to Hoban
over the sound of the drilling.

Our best thoughts was my rap co-lab.

- With slick wicks?

- Our best thoughts,
besties, partners in crime.

We often drink together
and we text all the time.

- We didn't touch someone actually.

- I hope I get sick, so
he can donate a kidney

his band to so fly, I
want a bit of him in me.

- Our best thoughts, we're
brothers, he ain't no mystery.

I even know his
password and I'm ready to

search history Monday,
10 30 in the morning.

I caught him in the start room, looking
out, okay, right, I've changed my mind.

- I'm gonna say porn.

- I will not be blackmailed.

- I'll just admit that I lost the
kids, Jesus, he's in a casino.

- That was tragic.

- What else is in there?

- Oh Jesus, no kids, give that back.

- You're not going to--
- Oh, don't, don't, let's come short.

- This is a Mr. Harper.

- Hey, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

- Oh, God, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

- Okay, Carmichael, time to
see what you really thought of me.

- Mitchell, I love, - Love, you.

I love the way you
could only write in crown.

I love how your scalp glistens in the sun.

I've always loved you and I
really think I might love you forever.

Say, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

- Thank you.

And just so you know,
that little phase lasted

the last time them
king kids first marriage.

I don't blame you, mate.

I was a right short one, I was 13.

- Why is there a little
love on you and below?

- Oh, I'm sure we see what
else is in the time capture.

- Oh, there's one Mr. Carmichael.

- Oh.

- Two Stephen from Mitchell.

- Oh, two.

- And it's a jar.

- He gave you nothingness, brutal.

- Shushimumba.

Oh, it's one of the mad type ones.

- Air type.

- Oh shit, don't open that jar.

- What?

- I thought I did it.

- I was a twill here, mate.

- Oh, this is bad.

- Wait, can you hear that?

I think he's coming from the gym.

- This music is dead.

- We're dead.

- Me and inches are trapped.

There's not much left.

We might, we might not make it out alive.

I'm not crying, my eyes are
just filming from the bench.

- Oh, I'm a scar, I still flew less.

- Hashtag, I'm paid out.

Oh, I'm dead.

- Hey, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.

- It's all right.

- Do you think it's some hard armor?

- No, it's a good armor, mate.

- There's a sign from the big guy.

- And inches, we're gonna die.

- No, we're, we're taking this poo-so down.

- Power storm is equal, it tells you.

You're blinded by the light, bro.

- You're getting too big
of your poo, so I say, I say,

I say, I say, I say,

- Doctor, Doctor, Doctor,
Doctor, Doctor, - Oh, boy.

- I did it, I caught the gun.

- Mate, that wasn't incredible.

God, this is good, I'm good.

- Wait, it's a mask.

- Will someone please untime
you from this blasted chair?

- She's possessed, a
spirit has entered a woody.

That's why she's more creepier than usual.

- I beg your pardon.

- If anything had entered
me, I'm pretty sure I'd feel it.

- So tell us why you're
running around wearing this shit.

- It's P-P-E, I'm looking for asbestos
before the parents kick up a fuss.

- What about the flickering lights?

- Oh, the builders drilled through the
wiring, but what about the ghost in the gym?

I hire out the gym for evening classes.

Can I help if it's poorly attended?

- She definitely sounds like her then.

- Are you in my demon?

- Oh, that's the power of
Christ out there, see you.

It's Claudia Wingerman.

- Hello, mother.

- Mother?

- What?

Mother? Who's mother?
- Oh, fine.

Let me introduce Clarine,
my ex-husband's daughter,

though I maintain I'm still only
one of five possible mothers.

- That's why you pretended
you didn't know who she was.

You're a never baby.

- Yeah, what the bloody hell were you
doing here in the middle of the night?

- I have my reasons.

- Oh!

- Not you having the hearts of Fraser.

I love your cloak.

- I love your pajama.

- Thanks, Rodney.

- I know, I have a better...
- Oh, oh, oh, no, Clarine, not again.

- What?

I spent my life grieving your approval, but
I'm stuck in the same old toxic patterns.

The art, the improv, the deeply
flawed choice of sexual partners.

That will cry for help.

- But I finally get it.

You're simply not capable
of giving me what I need.

So I don't need your approval.

I need to establish some clear bound.

- And she's gone.

- Maybe a tiny bit of
approval would be nice.

- Sorry.

- So did we kill the demon?

- What's he talking about?

- Like, is it still here?

- Oh, I'm stuck, you've got viral.

- No, wait, you mean you've gone viral?

- The same as infectious.

- I wouldn't shout about
that if I was you in Jesus.

- We should make a time capsule.

- Yes.

- He'd have a new manifesto on it.

No one is too white to make a difference.

- Look at that.

- Raise up.

What are you gonna put
in the next time capsule?

- You know what?

I like to think of myself
as a bit of a time capsule.

- Do you reckon he meant, Banner?

He said I'd probably
phrase I'd just be afraid of.

d And I seem to find
the happiness by fear d

d When we rock together
dancing cheap to change d

d Run, run, run, run d

d I'm in love d

d And the cares that follow
around need for the real d

d Seemed to vanish like a
gambler's love used to be d

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