Baywatch (1989) s04e06 Episode Script

1 - Some people stand in the darkness afraid to step into the light some people need to help somebody when the edge of surrender's in sight don't you worry it's gonna be all right 'cause I'm always ready I won't let you out of my sight I'll be ready I'll be ready never you fear no don't you fear I'll be ready forever and always I'm always here 'Cause I'm always ready I won't let you out of my sight oh I'll be ready I'll be ready never you fear no don't you fear I'll be ready forever and always I'm always here Well I'm running from tomorrow got the devil on my back gotta beg steal and borrow cuz I'm under an attack when your life is on the line will you survive or surrender got angel on my shoulder and a price on my head keep you enemies closer the dead man said when your life is on the line will you survive or surrender all this time I had my nose to the ground and my eyes upon the sky but now I'll spread my wings and fly so I'm rising cuz I really wanna touch the sky rising up reaching out gunna shout cuz I wanna feel alive getting higher cuz you'll never find out if you don't try high above yeah I really wanna touch the sky rising up It's a tough pill to swallow when you're falling of the tracks and your words ring hollow gotta pick up all the slack when your life is on the line will you survive or surrender? All this time I had my nose to the ground and my eyes upon the sky but now I'll spread my wings and fly so I'm rising cuz I really wanna touch the sky rising up reaching out gunna shout cuz I wanna feel alive getting higher cuz you'll never find out if you don't try high above yeah I really wanna touch the sky rising up -Hey, how are the waves? -Unbelievable.
It's like a launching pad.
I felt like I was on a hang glider.
-Cool.
-You all packed? -Yeah, my stuff's in Landon's Van.
His parents are waiting for me.
I just came to say see ya.
-You got body boards? -Yeah, one for tricks and one for speed.
-I wish I was going with you.
-Yeah, I wish you were too.
We're gonna get the big ol' trophy, and all the a&w we can drink for a year.
-You better win, 'cause I love that cream soda.
-All right, I'll do it just for you.
-Okay, you call me when you get to Santa Barbara, huh? -All right, I will.
I love you.
-Love you, too.
Good luck.
Hey bring me back one of those t-shirts, huh? -All right.
I will.
-Hey, you sure this is the place? -Yeah, I once passed it with Mitch.
He said that he and his brother used to surf here to settle things.
-How's that? -First one who wipes out on the rocks, loses.
-So what about leashes? -We don't use them.
-Hey, Matt, you know how much this board costs? -Hey, you want to forfeit? -Okay, so, closest to the rock without wiping out wins.
Is that right? Loser lays off Summer? -And if we both wipe out, we both lay off Summer.
-Okay, so what if neither of us wipes out? -We'll have to find something else.
-Summer, come on, hop in.
-I need to work out.
-You've worked out long enough.
-I just have 200 more calories to burn.
-You're thin, Summer.
You're thin.
Now will you stop worrying about it.
And get in the truck, now! Did you have breakfast this morning? -Yes.
-Did you binge and purge? -No.
Look, CJ, if we're not gonna drive, I'll just run, okay? -Did you go to that clinic I told you about? -Look, CJ, for the last time, I do not have an eating disorder, okay? You just don't know the kind of pressure that Matt and Slade have been putting on me.
-Oh, I know all about the kind of pressure that men put us under.
Believe me, and that is not the problem.
-Oh, yeah? Then what is? -You're bulimic.
-I am not bulimic.
-And you're in denial.
-Oh.
-Summer, wake up.
There are people that can help you.
You could die from this.
-Have you seen my board? -No.
-Pieces of it? -Nope.
-Where'd it go? -Mitch.
-Yeah.
-Can I talk to you? -Sure, what's up? -I'm worried about Summer.
She has all the classic signs of bulimia, and I'm afraid that's gonna affect her ability to life guard.
-CJ, she seems fine to me.
I haven't noticed anything.
-Well people with eating disorders are masters at hiding it.
It saps your strength.
She could pass out during a rescue.
-Can't pull her off duty just because you're suspicious.
-Mitch, I know about these things.
I've gone through it.
I went through a year of hell binging and purging.
It's like being an alcoholic but with food.
-I'm sorry, CJ.
I never knew.
-Well it's not something I go around telling people.
But I got help, and I think that's what Summer needs too.
Do you think you could talk to her? -Absolutely.
-Oh, and do you think you can talk to Matt and Slade, too? They're putting a lot of pressure on Summer.
-Okay.
Hey, guys, how was surfing this morning? -Mitch, you won't believe it.
We surfed white water cove.
-Yeah and Matt wiped out.
-My board disappeared.
I mean, it hit the rocks, and it was gone.
-Happens out there.
-How? -What do you think happened to it? -I don't know.
There's some sort of undercurrent, pulls the boards down into some kind of cave.
Old time surfers call it the surfboard burial ground.
-You ever gone in it? -No, I haven't.
You gotta free dive to get in there, but Ben went in there once.
Said he found one of Duke kahanamoku's old long boards.
-Whoa.
-Listen, that's not why I came.
I want to talk to you guys about Summer.
-She's the fastest mini jet boat there is.
-Is it traceable? -No, you got the cash? -Don't worry.
It's all there.
-Lady, you just bought yourself a boat.
-So I'm counting on you guys not to pressure Summer.
Are we clear? -Mitch, Slade and I worked things out.
I'm gonna back off.
-She needs her space.
You back off, too, all right? -Okay.
-Okay guys, thanks a lot.
-See ya later.
-So what do you think we should do? -Right now? I want to go find that cave and check it out.
-Yeah, I want to find my surf board.
But there's no time today.
We'll have to dive and find the cave tomorrow.
-All right.
-Attention, prisoners.
Visiting hours for cell block c will start in five minutes.
Visiting hours for cell block c will start in five minutes.
-Ma'am, watch your step.
-Sergent Nelson to the inmate processing center sergent Nelson to the inmate processing center.
-No touching.
-Brady, don't.
Please, they'll put you back in solitary.
-Five minutes.
-I couldn't wait another six months not seeing you.
-Did you get the boat? -It's the kind of boat we always dreamed about.
It's so fast, it's like you're flying over the water.
Last night I dreamt I was in it.
You were swimming toward me, and the sun was rising behind you.
You were free, Brady.
We were racing off together.
-You dream that same dream tonight.
-I will.
-So will I.
-Here you go.
Okay, enjoy.
-Hi honey.
-Hi mom.
-Can I get you something to eat? -Um no, I'll just have a glass of water, thanks.
-Oh, come on, now.
You gotta have something to eat.
Let me make you a sandwich.
How about today's special huh? A tuna melt.
-Mom, I don't want anything to eat, okay? Just water.
-Okay, okay.
One glass of water coming up.
-Thank you.
-All right, come here, daughter.
Sit down.
I want to talk with you.
So fill me in, huh? How goes the saga of Matthew and Slade? What are the latest highlights? -None, and there's not gonna be any tomorrow or the next day.
So just stop asking all right? -Honey, you're being silly.
Avoiding both of them isn't going to make you feel any better.
Sweetie, you're gonna have to resolve this, one way or another.
-How? And if I choose one, then I'm gonna just ruin all of our friendships.
-All right then, don't choose.
Spend time with both of them, be friends, you know? Do things together, have fun, and just let natural selection take over.
-Natural selection.
-Yeah.
Sweetie the more time the three of you spend together, it's going to become apparent to all of you which two were meant to be together.
-Yeah, which is probably gonna end up being Matt and Slade.
Then they're both just gonna dump me.
-Well maybe But, sweetie, at least it will be resolved, okay? I'll be right back.
-Summer, can we talk about something? -Not now Matt.
-Lieutenant alterman, come to the property room.
Lieutenant alterman, please come to the property room.
Sergent Mason, you're needed at the front window.
Sergent Mason to the front window, please.
Freeze! Full security alert.
Escape in progress.
Emergency lock down.
Full security alert.
Escape in progress.
Emergency lock down.
Full security alert.
Escape in progress, emergency lock down.
-He's in the water.
-There he is.
-Don't let him get away.
-Open fire.
-Brady! Come on, baby.
You're out.
Come on, hang on.
Come on, Brady.
We're together.
We're together.
Come on.
-One of the prison guards is sure he wounded the escapee so they may not have gotten far.
-Who are these characters? -Debra Harris and Brady nickels.
Have your life guards be on the lookout for them.
-What's their story? -Well she conned rich men.
Once they brought her home, she'd pinpoint their valuables, he'd come in and Rob them.
A couple of their marks ended up dead.
-So who did 'em in, him or her? -Well, he took the fall for it, but a lot of people think she was the real killer.
-Listen, Summer, we need to talk.
-Matt.
-This morning, Slade and I worked things out.
We-- -oh don't even tell me.
I don't want to know.
Listen, Matt, I just want us to be friends again.
All of us.
I want to go and do things together.
You know, have fun the way we used to.
Let's just go back to way things were when we all first met, please? -Hey, that's okay with me.
Really, it is.
I just never want to lose your friendship.
-Thank you, Matt.
I don't ever want to lose yours either.
I'm gonna talk to Slade and then maybe we can all go out and do something fun.
-Well, why don't you come with us tomorrow morning.
-Where? -We're going to the surf board burial grounds.
-Where? -Just come with us.
You'll see.
-That's good.
Right there.
-Ow.
-Hang on, Brady.
Hang on.
Hang on.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
I gotta get you to a doctor.
-No, I'd rather die than go back to that prison.
-If you die, I don't want to live.
I won't live without you anymore, Brady.
I won't do it.
-Why isn't this boat moving? Why aren't we out to sea yet? -I told the captain to stay here until I got -- -oh -- -come on, baby.
You gotta hang on.
I'm gonna get someone who can help you.
Someone who can get that bullet out, all right? Come on.
You gotta hang on.
-Two wave runners in two days.
It's not gonna look good on the budget report.
Ah, I got it.
I'll get Stephanie to sign it.
Oh, purchase order.
Hey! What the hell are you doing here? -Get on the boat.
Now, move.
Now stop.
Right there.
Stop.
Put everything down.
Move! Help him.
-Put the gun down first.
-This isn't a negotiation.
If he dies so do you.
-If I die, so will he.
-Don't play games with me.
I know what your job requires, and you have to do the right thing no matter what the situation.
So stop wasting time and save his life, and your own.
-You know, there will be people looking for me.
-Well, you just let me worry about that.
Help him.
He's dying.
What is this? A bullet wound? -Yeah.
-How long ago? -Almost three hours ago.
-He's lost a lot of blood.
You gotta get him to a hospital.
-That's not an option.
-I'm not a surgeon.
-If you have that equipment, you know how to use it.
So use it.
Use it now.
-You're trying to tell me that you expect me to pull a bullet out of this guy out at sea? -Don't you dare underestimate how important his life is to me, and how unimportant yours is.
Help him, or I swear it, I'll kill you.
-Just take it easy, huh? I got a son.
His name is Hobie.
He's 12 years old.
-Well we have a son named Seth, and he's five years old, and his father's dying.
Help him.
-Summer are you sure you're all right? -Yeah I'm fine.
I'm with my two best friends.
What could be wrong? -I don't know.
You just look a little pale, that's all.
Maybe you better stay here.
-Oh, no, I'm gonna be all right once I hit the water.
It'll revive me.
-Just trying to look out for my friend, that's all.
-Slade, thanks for agreeing to do this.
-Are you ready? -Yeah, let's do it.
-All right.
Get ready.
One, two-- Wow.
-Wow.
Look at this place.
There's my board.
Where's the other one? Whoa! -What was that all about? Check it out.
This board must be 30 years old.
-You guys, I hope we can make it out of here.
This current is really strong.
-This looks like an old '50's long board.
-What was that? I felt something touch my leg.
-It's just seaweed.
-No, it felt like -- -Summer! Hey, let's get Summer out of here.
-You all right? -I'm not gonna make it.
-Yes you can.
You can make it, come on.
We'll do it together.
Hold your breath for 20 seconds.
One, two -- -Matt! -Get out, now! -Matt! Matt! Matt! Matt! No, I've got to go back in and help him! Help him! -No, you're too weak.
I gotta stay with you.
-No, I don't care! Go! Please! Go, please! I love you.
I love you so much.
-I'm here.
It's okay.
-You want your boyfriend to live, you better tell the captain to stop the ship.
-Drop anchor.
Do it.
-Now? Yes, ma'am.
-Okay, I'm gonna need your help here.
I need your help.
Grab some gauze.
Put it on the wound.
Come on, hold it tight.
All right.
I need both hands.
Come on, I need both hands.
Grab the sodium chloride.
It's in that bottle right there.
-Come on, Slade.
Don't go to Hawaii man.
Stay here.
-Nah, you two belong together.
I'm just gonna go hang out on the north shore for the winter.
You should come visit.
-We're gonna miss you.
-You guys take care of each other.
-We will.
See you later.
-All right.
-I love this beach so much.
Look at this.
What's so funny? -Oh, just thinking about almost being that octopus' dinner has made me look at food in such a different way.
-In what way? -I don't know, just different.
It's not something to fill up on when you're feeling empty.
Matt There's somewhere I'd like you to go with me tomorrow.
-Sure, where? -Just this place that CJ suggested: An eating disorders clinic, but it would really mean a lot to me if you were there.
-Then that's where I'll be.
-Scissors.
What, are you gonna shoot me now? -Were you gonna stab me with those scissors? -No, I'm in the business of saving lives, not taking them.
-Don't tell me you weren't thinking about it.
-You mean fighting for my own life? Yeah, that thought's crossed my mind.
-You want to live? Then don't try anything heroic.
-You want him to live? -Oh, he'd better live.
-He better get to a hospital.
-And go back to prison? No.
He's a free spirit.
He can't be caged.
-How'd you get involved in all this, anyway? -He rescued me.
-From what? -From a dull boring life.
- There are a lot of other ways of feeling alive than being a criminal.
-Yeah, I'm sure there are.
But it's little to late to try to go back and find them now isn't it? -No, it's never too late.
-Once you pass that point, there's no going back.
-Have we? -Have we what? -Passed that point.
-I don't know, maybe.
Maybe not.