1. Diane, it's 6:42 a.m.Copy !req
2. Rough sleep.Copy !req
3. l had dreamt l was eating a large,
tasteless gumdrop.Copy !req
4. l awoke to realize
that l was aggressively munchingCopy !req
5. on one of my Air-Pillow
silicone earplugs.Copy !req
6. Hence the tastelessness.Copy !req
7. Perhaps l should keep a closer eye
on my after-dinner coffee consumption.Copy !req
8. Persistent soreness in the rib area,Copy !req
9. which l'm treating each morning with
1 5 extra minutes of yogic discipline.Copy !req
10. After which, thankfully,
the pain retreats to a cul-de-sacCopy !req
11. in a distant suburb
of my conscious mind.Copy !req
12. l'm going to begin today
with a headstand.Copy !req
13. Diane, l am now upside down.Copy !req
14. Mind becoming porous.Copy !req
15. The day's tasks coming into focus.
Objects growing clearer.Copy !req
16. Diane, the Giant was right.
l did forget something.Copy !req
17. Hey. Thought we'd lost you
to the Kalispell woods.Copy !req
18. Two retired female schoolteachers
live in that house next to the Palmers.Copy !req
19. They have no memory
of a gray-haired man.Copy !req
20. l had to drink three pots
of chamomile tea to find that out.Copy !req
21. Which reminds me.
Would you excuse me for a minute?Copy !req
22. - Sure.
- Thanks.Copy !req
23. Keep looking for the one-armed man.
We gotta find him.Copy !req
24. Excuse me, sheriff,
l just wanted to say goodbyeCopy !req
25. because, as you know,
l'm going down to Tacoma for two daysCopy !req
26. to visit my sister Gwen
and her husband, Larry,Copy !req
27. who had a baby last week.Copy !req
28. - Right.
- That is, Gwen had the baby.Copy !req
29. Larry's the father.
You remember? lt was a boy.Copy !req
30. Well, anyway, as soon as
the Can-Do temp girl gets here,Copy !req
31. l'll explain the phones
and the coffee and the intercom--Copy !req
32. - Lucy, it's okay.
- And the wag--Copy !req
33. We got it covered.Copy !req
34. No, she should've
been here by now.Copy !req
35. - l can stay and at least show her--
- Lucy, don't worry. Just go.Copy !req
36. Sometimes the Can-Do girls can't.Copy !req
37. - But, sheriff--
- We got it covered.Copy !req
38. Have a safe trip, Lucy.Copy !req
39. Thank you.Copy !req
40. - Morning, Coop.
- Harry.Copy !req
41. What is the word
on our delivery tonight?Copy !req
42. We won't need it.
We've got the jump on them.Copy !req
43. l know where Audrey is.Copy !req
44. You see, the Port-O-Patient
will allow you to fluently transportCopy !req
45. the unfortunate Mr. Johnson,Copy !req
46. allowing him to even go outside,Copy !req
47. and sit and experience
what he can of nature.Copy !req
48. Mr. Pinkle, l want my cousin LeoCopy !req
49. to have the fullest possible
experience of life.Copy !req
50. Well, that's what we're here for.
Okay, let's give it one more.Copy !req
51. Mr. Pinkle,
are you gonna install the ramp?Copy !req
52. Well, sure, of course, of course.Copy !req
53. As a matter of fact,
l already have some--Copy !req
54. Some plywood ramp--Copy !req
55. Pinewood ramp boards
that l'll install tomorrow. Absolutely.Copy !req
56. That's a very good suggestion.
Now, l think we are ready to go.Copy !req
57. Finally. There we go. All right?Copy !req
58. That's a new wrinkle.Copy !req
59. l can't believe it. lt was working
just so perfectly yesterday.Copy !req
60. Come on. Come on--Copy !req
61. You gotta be tough with this thing.
You gotta hit it hard.Copy !req
62. A machine is like a woman, we always
say at the machine shop. Come on.Copy !req
63. Oh, Bobby, are you okay?Copy !req
64. Shelly, could you get Mr. Pinkle
a cold drink, please?Copy !req
65. A diet soda, please.
That would be great.Copy !req
66. Pinkle, Pinkle, Pinkle.Copy !req
67. This thing is a death trap.
l told you we have to keep him alive.Copy !req
68. The insurance companies
don't exactly pay off like the slots.Copy !req
69. After we take our cuts,Copy !req
70. we had only money for this
or a first-rate wheelbarrow.Copy !req
71. Oh, thank you very much.Copy !req
72. Oh, thanks a lot.Copy !req
73. Bobby?Copy !req
74. - l've gotta meet Leo's lawyer.
- The hearing's today, right?Copy !req
75. Be just another second, folks.Copy !req
76. Bobby...Copy !req
77. ...are we okay?Copy !req
78. Oh, that's it.
Come and take a look. You can see it.Copy !req
79. lt works just fine.Copy !req
80. Come outside with me.Copy !req
81. He can let himself out.Copy !req
82. Bobby, we're doing real good.
Okay, that's enough.Copy !req
83. Bobby?Copy !req
84. Bob, Bob, l can't reach the switch.
Bobby, l've got a problem here.Copy !req
85. Mr. Palmer has pleaded not guiltyCopy !req
86. to the charge
of murder in the first degree.Copy !req
87. The defense has requested bail.Copy !req
88. This pre-trial hearing is to determine
whether that bail will be granted.Copy !req
89. Mr. Prosecutor.Copy !req
90. We, the people
of the State of Washington,Copy !req
91. move the defendant be denied bail.Copy !req
92. On the basis of one,Copy !req
93. the great seriousness of the crime
for which he has been accused.Copy !req
94. Two, the apparently
premeditated nature of this act.Copy !req
95. And three, the oft-witnessed
instability of Mr. PalmerCopy !req
96. during the period
following the death of his daughter.Copy !req
97. Sheriff Truman will speak
for the defense.Copy !req
98. Your Honor,Copy !req
99. Leland Palmer
is a well-known, well-liked,Copy !req
100. well-respected member
of this community.Copy !req
101. His roots go way back.Copy !req
102. His grandfather, Joshua Palmer,Copy !req
103. brought the family here
more than 75 years ago.Copy !req
104. Your Honor, no one can knowCopy !req
105. what it's like to lose a daughter
the way Leland did.Copy !req
106. That's all.Copy !req
107. Thank you, sheriff.Copy !req
108. Mr. Lodwick, would you care...?Copy !req
109. l thought l might sell this
to the Gazette.Copy !req
110. They seem to like
courtroom sketches.Copy !req
111. Yeah, why don't you try
for a little more face than that?Copy !req
112. --high standing in the community,
and the pristine nature of his public...Copy !req
113. Just an idea.Copy !req
114. Good. Thanks, sheriff.Copy !req
115. The defendant is released
on his own recognizance.Copy !req
116. Now, Leland,Copy !req
117. as you know,
l will require you to remain in townCopy !req
118. and making your whereabouts
known to the sheriffCopy !req
119. on a regular basis.Copy !req
120. Sid, check the calendar,Copy !req
121. and we'll set a date
for Mr. Palmer's trialCopy !req
122. as soon as possible.Copy !req
123. - Hi.
- Hi.Copy !req
124. Thank you.Copy !req
125. So, what's behind those
deep blue eyes today?Copy !req
126. l've got a proposition for you.Copy !req
127. l'll share my life with you.
l'll tell it to you.Copy !req
128. Part of your living novel...Copy !req
129. ...if you let me read Laura's diary.Copy !req
130. lt's intriguing.Copy !req
131. l'll read it to you.Copy !req
132. But it mustn't physically
leave this room.Copy !req
133. Acceptable.Copy !req
134. - You'll start?
- Of course.Copy !req
135. A bargain has been struck.Copy !req
136. Donna Hayward.Copy !req
137. - Begin.
- All right.Copy !req
138. l'm from Twin Peaks.
Actually, l was born here.Copy !req
139. My father delivered me.
He's a doctor.Copy !req
140. Where are you from?Copy !req
141. l grew up in Boston.Copy !req
142. Well, actually, l grew up in books.Copy !req
143. There's things
you can't get in books.Copy !req
144. There are things
you can't get anywhere.Copy !req
145. But we dream
they can be found in other people.Copy !req
146. Continue.Copy !req
147. Maybe our dreams are real.Copy !req
148. My turn.Copy !req
149. What are you doing?Copy !req
150. Maybe l'll read it out here
on the lawn.Copy !req
151. Please.Copy !req
152. We've only just started.Copy !req
153. Why don't you come with me?Copy !req
154. Come on.
What's there to be afraid of?Copy !req
155. Come on.Copy !req
156. Please?Copy !req
157. Give that back to me.Copy !req
158. Harold?Copy !req
159. Harold?Copy !req
160. l'm sorry.Copy !req
161. l'm sorry.Copy !req
162. The defense will continue
with its evidence.Copy !req
163. lf you would, Mr. Racine.Copy !req
164. You can see from these EEGs,Copy !req
165. this chart here,
which is actually of my own head,Copy !req
166. is intended to show
normal brain activity.Copy !req
167. Objection to the use
of the word ''normal,'' Your Honor.Copy !req
168. Well, he's close enough.Copy !req
169. Objection overruled.Copy !req
170. This chart here is of Mr. Johnson
and shows minimal activity.Copy !req
171. A previously submitted
medical reportCopy !req
172. states that Mr. Johnson
has suffered diffuse brain damage.Copy !req
173. He doesn't currently
even have the perspicacityCopy !req
174. to take the standard CST
competency test.Copy !req
175. We therefore submitCopy !req
176. that trying this individualCopy !req
177. would constitute a mockery
of the justice system.Copy !req
178. A proceeding that
the unfortunate young manCopy !req
179. would not even faintly comprehend.Copy !req
180. Mr. Prosecutor.Copy !req
181. l know Leo Johnson
isn't in very good shape.Copy !req
182. On the surface, it might seem
ridiculous to make him stand trial.Copy !req
183. But the trial does more
than just punish the wrongdoer.Copy !req
184. lt also brings a feeling of justice
and retribution to a community.Copy !req
185. Among the various crimes
Leo Johnson is suspected of,Copy !req
186. the murder of Laura Palmer is the sort
that can wound an entire town.Copy !req
187. As long as Leo Johnson
carries a breath,Copy !req
188. - All right.
- he is as eminently deserving of a trialCopy !req
189. as this community is
of a sense of resolution!Copy !req
190. All right.Copy !req
191. Now, have a seat, Mr. Lodwick.Copy !req
192. Now, you fellas
can catch your breath.Copy !req
193. l am going to need to deliberate.Copy !req
194. Mr. Cooper, Sheriff Truman,Copy !req
195. if l could have the pleasure
of your company.Copy !req
196. Sid, can you fix us up with three
black Yukon sucker punches?Copy !req
197. Yes, Your Honor.Copy !req
198. Lodwick really planted his feet
and looked it in the eye.Copy !req
199. l didn't expect him to press
on the murder charge.Copy !req
200. Cooper, is Leo Johnson our man?Copy !req
201. No, sir. l don't believe he is.Copy !req
202. Harry, what's the temperature
of the town?Copy !req
203. Do they want a trial or a lynching?Copy !req
204. They want the right man
brought to justice.Copy !req
205. Well, they don't need a circus.Copy !req
206. And this poor bastard,Copy !req
207. he seems to be a heady cabbage.Copy !req
208. Thoughts, Cooper?Copy !req
209. l feel the killer
will eventually be apprehended.Copy !req
210. You have to watch these.
They sneak up on you.Copy !req
211. l'm gonna declare Leo JohnsonCopy !req
212. to be not competent to stand trial.Copy !req
213. And when medically possible,
that he be shipped home.Copy !req
214. Harry, do you wanna tell
the little lady yourself?Copy !req
215. Thanks, Clinton.Copy !req
216. - Cooper, how long you been here?
- Twelve days, sir.Copy !req
217. - They're not gonna try him.
- No?Copy !req
218. Leo is coming home.Copy !req
219. l'll advise you to keep your eye
on the woods.Copy !req
220. The woods are wondrous here...Copy !req
221. ...but strange.Copy !req
222. Thanks.Copy !req
223. Can l get you anything, Nadine?Copy !req
224. - Who are you?
- Who am l?Copy !req
225. - You go to the high school.
- Well, yeah.Copy !req
226. Yeah, it took me a second.
You're not in any of my classes.Copy !req
227. Why don't you sit down, honey?
Let me get you a drink.Copy !req
228. Oh, no, l'll get it.Copy !req
229. Where are Mom and Dad?Copy !req
230. Oh, out of town.Copy !req
231. Okay.Copy !req
232. You're a jack and I'm a jack
And SteepIejacks are weCopy !req
233. Doc Hayward said
to roll with the punches.Copy !req
234. Have you thought about maybe
taking her to see Dr. Jacoby?Copy !req
235. No, he's in Hawaii
recovering from that heart attack.Copy !req
236. lt just came right off.Copy !req
237. - Mr. Tojamura is here.
- Mister who?Copy !req
238. Excuse me.Copy !req
239. - Do you have an appointment, Mr...?
- Tojamura.Copy !req
240. l represent Asian investment bank.Copy !req
241. We have superior offerCopy !req
242. for Ghostwood Project.Copy !req
243. l have commitment letters
from Tokyo banksCopy !req
244. prepared to move immediately.Copy !req
245. This all sounds very interesting,Copy !req
246. but unfortunately, l have an important
conference call in a couple of minutes.Copy !req
247. l have prospectus...Copy !req
248. - Perhaps some other time.
- ...and taste.Copy !req
249. Five.Copy !req
250. Million?Copy !req
251. l would like you to leave these.
Let my people have a look at them.Copy !req
252. Point of visit.Copy !req
253. Cooper's on his way.Copy !req
254. Your caII from Canada, Mr. Horne.Copy !req
255. - ls that our call?
- Yes.Copy !req
256. You pushed it pretty close.Copy !req
257. - Benjamin Horne.
- Are you ready to pIay?Copy !req
258. Audrey.Copy !req
259. - l wanna talk to my daughter.
- That can wait for tonight.Copy !req
260. One time. Across the border,Copy !req
261. five miIes east of Grand Forks,
on the road to CastIegar,Copy !req
262. is a bar caIIed the CoIumbian.Copy !req
263. Behind it
is a faiIed amusement park.Copy !req
264. Go to the merry-go-round.Copy !req
265. Leave the briefcase
beside the horse with no head,Copy !req
266. at midnight, aIone.Copy !req
267. l'll be sending my representative.Copy !req
268. Serialized denominations,
as you instructed.Copy !req
269. My daughter's life is in your hands.Copy !req
270. Stay by a phone.Copy !req
271. Follow him.Copy !req
272. Make sure that he and the money
are neatly delivered.Copy !req
273. - Bring Audrey back.
- Cooper's not bringing her back?Copy !req
274. Cooper isn't coming back.Copy !req
275. lf you can manage it,Copy !req
276. bring back Audrey
and the briefcase.Copy !req
277. Five million dollars.Copy !req
278. Now, that's a good day's work.Copy !req
279. All right,
once you're in Harold's apartment,Copy !req
280. move as fast as you can.Copy !req
281. This is scary.Copy !req
282. Laura's diary is in a secret shelf
at the very bottom of the bookcase,Copy !req
283. behind a row of fake books.Copy !req
284. Now, l think that there's a doohickey
on the right-hand sideCopy !req
285. that somehow lets the shelf
slide out and down.Copy !req
286. All the notebooks look the same,
except for Laura's.Copy !req
287. Hers is smaller with a red cover.Copy !req
288. How are you gonna get him
to go outside?Copy !req
289. Not outside,
just out of the front room.Copy !req
290. Then l'll signal you with the flashlight
through the window.Copy !req
291. The door will be open.Copy !req
292. l thought you liked this guy.Copy !req
293. l do.Copy !req
294. Okay.Copy !req
295. Cooper hands me the briefcase.Copy !req
296. l take it...Copy !req
297. What about Ben Horne?Copy !req
298. Well, he give up control
of One-Eyed Jack's.Copy !req
299. lt's yours.Copy !req
300. With his daughter dead?Copy !req
301. You know, you love a good steakCopy !req
302. but you don't want to know
how it got on your plate.Copy !req
303. You must be serious about
your business, Blackie.Copy !req
304. How are you gonna do the girl?Copy !req
305. Voila.Copy !req
306. - Does the girl sleep?
- Dreamland.Copy !req
307. Come, come, come. Come to me.Copy !req
308. ln the other room,
the girl dreams of fishesCopy !req
309. and dark lakebeds
and tangle weeds.Copy !req
310. What about Blackie?Copy !req
311. - l've waited long enough.
- We have our fun tonight.Copy !req
312. Kiss me.Copy !req
313. Right. Okay. Bye.Copy !req
314. - Laboratory Services.
- Yeah, l'm calling for some test results.Copy !req
315. Doc Hayward said
l could just call you up and--Copy !req
316. - Yes, what test was it for, sir?
- What's it for?Copy !req
317. Yes, pIease, sir.Copy !req
318. lt was for a semen's analysis.
Brennan, Andy.Copy !req
319. - I'm sorry, I can't hear you, sir.
- Sorry. Brennan, Andy.Copy !req
320. Oh, the doctor's anaIysis
is oIigospermia, sir.Copy !req
321. Yes, could you go slower.
l wanna write all this down.Copy !req
322. - OIigospermia.
- ''Oligospermia.''Copy !req
323. - That's right.
- That sounds terrible.Copy !req
324. - l have that?
- No, sir. You had that.Copy !req
325. Oh, l had it.Copy !req
326. - It means too few sperms.
- ''Too few sperms.''Copy !req
327. Very good, sir.Copy !req
328. You mean l'm cured?Copy !req
329. The doctor says
they're not just three men on a--Copy !req
330. ''Doc says they're not just
three men on a fishing trip,Copy !req
331. - They're a whoIe damn town.
- they're a whole damn town.''Copy !req
332. - That's right, sir. Do you understand?
- Yeah, l know what it means.Copy !req
333. lt means they're not really real
people, they're--Copy !req
334. - I'm sorry, sir, I've got another caII.
- Oh, okay. Thank you.Copy !req
335. - You're weIcome, sir.
- Thank you very much.Copy !req
336. l'm a whole damn town!Copy !req
337. l'm a whole damn town.Copy !req
338. Don't ask.Copy !req
339. Where were we?Copy !req
340. Okay, main bar
and greeting room here.Copy !req
341. Casino and get-acquainted room.Copy !req
342. - What's this, Blackie's office?
- We'll find out when we get there.Copy !req
343. The one-armed man is staying in
the Robin's Nest Motel on Highway 9.Copy !req
344. Nobody's seen him for at least
a day, a day and a half.Copy !req
345. The room looks lived-in.Copy !req
346. l found this.Copy !req
347. Same drug as last time.Copy !req
348. A weird, deep smell.Copy !req
349. We're still waiting on Albert's analysis.
Good work, Hawk.Copy !req
350. Hawk, see you in the morning.Copy !req
351. Okay.Copy !req
352. We'll approach through the woods
to the rear door.Copy !req
353. lnside are stairs leading down
to the working rooms.Copy !req
354. My guess is,
that's where Audrey's being held.Copy !req
355. What kind of muscle do they have?Copy !req
356. A couple of floor men in the casino,
probably more in the back.Copy !req
357. Let's go get her.Copy !req
358. - Good night, Andy.
- See you in the morning, Andy.Copy !req
359. Good work.Copy !req
360. ''Gwen and Larry.''Copy !req
361. - Adam's Abortion CIinic.
- Hi, is Lucy--? What?Copy !req
362. Adam's Abortion CIinic.Copy !req
363. Oh, my God.Copy !req
364. Can l get a cup of coffee to go?Copy !req
365. - Hi.
- Hi.Copy !req
366. Large, please.Copy !req
367. - So you seen Donna today?
- No, sorry.Copy !req
368. - You?
- No.Copy !req
369. - So, what's with the coffee?
- Coffee?Copy !req
370. lt's for Uncle Leland.Copy !req
371. You don't have coffee at home?Copy !req
372. James, l can't talk now.Copy !req
373. - l need to go.
- You need to go?Copy !req
374. - Where are you going?
- Home. Bye, James.Copy !req
375. Donna Hayward.Copy !req
376. March 7th, Tuesday.
Second session.Copy !req
377. Dear diary...Copy !req
378. This is from a long time ago.
ls that okay?Copy !req
379. l was about 1 3 years old, 1 4 maybe.Copy !req
380. Me and Laura put on our tightest,
shortest skirts. Too tight.Copy !req
381. But Laura talked me into it.Copy !req
382. We were going to the Roadhouse
to meet boys.Copy !req
383. Their names areCopy !req
384. Josh, Rick and Tim.Copy !req
385. They're about 20 years old.Copy !req
386. And they're nice to us.Copy !req
387. And they make us feel
like we're older.Copy !req
388. Rick asks if we wanna go party.Copy !req
389. And Laura says, yes.Copy !req
390. And all of a sudden, l feel this knot
building up in my stomach.Copy !req
391. But when Laura gets in the truck
with Rick, l go anyway.Copy !req
392. Stream in the woods.Copy !req
393. Full moon, l think.Copy !req
394. lt's pale and light out.Copy !req
395. Laura starts to dance
around the boys.Copy !req
396. She begins to move her hips...Copy !req
397. ...back and forth.Copy !req
398. Rick starts to clap, but Tim doesn't
do anything, he just watches.Copy !req
399. Somehow, that makes me angry.Copy !req
400. So l say, ''Let's go skinny-dipping.''Copy !req
401. We take off our clothes.Copy !req
402. l know the boys are watching.Copy !req
403. Laura starts to kiss Josh and Rick.Copy !req
404. l don't know what to do.Copy !req
405. So l swim away.Copy !req
406. l feel like l wanna run, but l don't.Copy !req
407. Tim swims out to me.Copy !req
408. He kisses my hand...Copy !req
409. ...and then me.Copy !req
410. l can still feel that kiss.Copy !req
411. His lips are warm and sweet.Copy !req
412. My heart jumps.Copy !req
413. He's talking to me,
but l can't hear him.Copy !req
414. Only the kiss.Copy !req
415. l never saw him again.Copy !req
416. lt was the first time l ever fell in love.Copy !req
417. That's all.Copy !req
418. That was beautiful, Donna.Copy !req
419. l got him.Copy !req
420. Harry.Copy !req
421. Wait here, Harry.Copy !req
422. No. Dead end.Copy !req
423. - Two.
- Audrey?Copy !req
424. Not such a bad way to go,
all things considered.Copy !req
425. No, no. lt's beautiful.Copy !req
426. - ls she alone?
- Nancy's with her.Copy !req
427. What does she do for you l can't?Copy !req
428. Well, something new.Copy !req
429. Most people imagine orchids
growing in exotic, steamy places.Copy !req
430. But you can grow them anywhere.Copy !req
431. lt's all basically a matter
of water and light, isn't it?Copy !req
432. lt's beautiful.Copy !req
433. Here, look.Copy !req
434. See, humidity is paramount.
Well, the control of it, l mean.Copy !req
435. Too much moisture
is an invitation to disease.Copy !req
436. Three sepals and three petals.Copy !req
437. The bottom petal,
shaped like a lower lip,Copy !req
438. is called a labellum.Copy !req
439. So delicate.Copy !req
440. Well, it's the landing platform,
really, for pollinating insects.Copy !req
441. Romantic, isn't it?Copy !req
442. Will you excuse me a minute?Copy !req
443. Hi.Copy !req
444. Would you take me
to Audrey Horne, please?Copy !req
445. - l don't think she's available.
- Let's double-check.Copy !req
446. lt's not my idea, okay?Copy !req
447. You're nothing but meat on a hook
to these people.Copy !req
448. Shut up.Copy !req
449. Audrey, can you hear me?Copy !req
450. My prayers.Copy !req
451. Audrey, l'm gonna take you
out of here now.Copy !req
452. No.Copy !req
453. When you leave me with a kiss.Copy !req
454. That's the way you want it,
that's fine.Copy !req
455. Drop the gun.Copy !req
456. Slowly.Copy !req
457. Now, turn around.Copy !req
458. Good thing you guys
can't keep a secret.Copy !req
459. Good throw.Copy !req
460. There's been gunfire.Copy !req
461. Truman and Cooper are leaving
with your daughter.Copy !req
462. Now, who can this be?Copy !req
463. Monsieur Lodwick. DA's office, eh?Copy !req
464. - ls something wrong?
- No.Copy !req
465. You just frightened me, that's all.Copy !req
466. Come here.Copy !req
467. Tell me about this orchid. This one.Copy !req
468. Harold, no, you don't understand.Copy !req
469. Maddy!Copy !req
470. Wait!Copy !req
471. Are you looking for secrets?Copy !req
472. ls that what all this is about?Copy !req
473. Well, maybe l can help you.Copy !req
474. Do you know
what the ultimate secret is?Copy !req
475. You want to know?Copy !req
476. Laura did.Copy !req
477. The secret of knowing who killed you.Copy !req
0. www.tvsubtitles.netCopy !req