(horns honking) → （響號聲）
(shouting) → （叫囂聲）
(grunting) → （低吼聲）
(shouting) → （叫囂聲）
How does it feel → 做叛徒
to be a traitor?! → 感覺點樣啊？！
We got families, too, man! → 我哋都有屋企人㗎，大佬！
Get off me! → 放開我！
Screw you and your family! → 去你媽同你屋企人！
MAN: Take him down! → 男人：撳低佢！
You damn scab! → 你個死爛仔！
You want to act tough, huh?! → 想扮惡呀，吓？！
Huh, you backstabbing son of a bitch?! → 吓，你個背脊插刀嘅仆街？！
Get the hammer. → 拎個鎚仔嚟。
(grunting) → （低吼聲）
Come on. → 嚟啦。
(shouting) → （叫囂聲）
(grunting) → （低吼聲）
Sorry, can't hear you! → 唔好意思，聽唔到你講嘢！
Better wipe that look off your face → 最好收埋你個樣
or I'll grind it to hamburger. → 如果唔係我打到佢變肉醬。
Stick it in your eye! → 塞落你隻眼度！
(yells) → （大叫）
(shouting stops) → （叫囂聲停止）
(shocked murmuring) → （震驚嘅低語聲）
Who says you can't get blood from a stone? → 邊個話石頭榨唔出血？
Bigger question: is it human? → 更大嘅問題：係人血嗎？
Unfortunately, the answer is yes. → 唔好彩，答案係係。
FLACK: Well, what we got here is a good old-fashioned Brooklyn → FLACK：我哋呢度係一單典型嘅布魯克林
labor dispute. → 勞資糾紛。
Union guys are pissed at the scabs. → 工會班人好嬲啲頂更嘅。
There's been ten arrests at this construction site → 呢個地盤罷工以嚟
since the strike broke out. → 已經拉咗十個人。
I wonder if this concrete burial → 我諗呢個石屎葬禮
has something to do with that. → 同呢件事有關。
Let's take a closer look to find out. → 我哋睇清楚啲就知。
There's definitely someone buried in this concrete. → 呢嚿石屎入面肯定埋咗個人。
Judging from the radar image, it looks like our vic → 從雷達影像睇，死者
was laid lengthwise under this slab. → 係打橫瞓喺呢塊板下面。
Also looks like his arms → 仲有佢對手
are in a defensive position. → 係防禦姿勢。
This wasn't just a body dump. → 呢單唔係就咁棄屍。
Our vic was buried alive. → 死者係被活埋。
(screams) → （尖叫聲）
Captioning sponsored by CBS, → 字幕由CBS提供，
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS, → CSI NY製作公司，
and TOYOTA. Moving Forward. → 同TOYOTA。向前邁進。
♪ Out here in the fields ♪ → ♪ 喺呢片田野 ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪ → ♪ 我要為三餐搏命 ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪ → ♪ 我用盡全力去生活 ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ → ♪ 係呀，係呀，係呀，係呀。 ♪
(whirring and rattling) → （轉動同碰撞聲）
BONASERA: Thank you so much. → BONASERA：多謝晒。
I spoke with the site foreman. → 我同地盤管工傾過。
The replacement workers have been getting threats → 啲替工幾個星期以嚟
from the strike guys for weeks. → 一直收到罷工工人嘅恐嚇。
Lost wages and benefits are ample motive for murder. → 冇咗人工同福利，足以成為謀殺動機。
We need to question every employee → 我哋要問話所有
connected to this strike. → 同呢次罷工有關嘅員工。
Any leads on the concrete burial? → 石屎葬禮有冇線索？
Foreman says → 管工話
that he locked the security gate when he left, → 佢走嘅時候鎖咗保安閘，
and when he came back this morning, it was open. → 今朝返嚟就見到開咗。
The security chain → 閘上面嘅
on the gate was busted → 保安鏈斷咗，
and there are tire treads → 仲有車呔痕
coming into the site that don't match any → 入咗地盤，
of the construction vehicles. → 同任何工程車都唔吻合。
Pull footage from traffic cameras → 攞交通鏡頭
and nearby businesses. → 同附近商舖嘅片。
Might help narrow down your analysis → 或者可以幫你縮窄
of the tread pattern, → 呔紋分析，
get us to a make and model of a vehicle → 快啲搵到車嘅牌子型號。
sooner rather than later. → 一個人跨過糾察線係好大風險。
A man takes a big risk crossing a picket line. → 呢個石屎墓穴可能係個警告。
And this concrete tomb just might be a message. → （轉動聲）
(whirring) → （咔嚓聲）
(clicking) → ♪ ♪
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
♪ ♪ → 呢類案件令「John Doe」呢個詞完整咗。
Cases like this bring the term "John Doe" full circle. → 最初係法律上嘅
It was first used as a legal placeholder → 財產糾紛代號。
during property disputes. → 見到呢個，我忍唔住諗
Seeing this, I can't help but wonder → 到底係咩糾紛搞到我哋嘅John Doe死咗。
exactly what type of dispute led to our John Doe's demise. → 佢好似被打過。
Looks like he took a beating. → 佢左邊面有瘀傷，
Well, there's bruising on the left side of his face, → 對眼瘀咗，
his eyes are bruised, → 皮膚有燒傷痕跡。
a burn mark on his skin. → （低吼聲）
(grunting) → （尖叫聲）
(screams) → 官方死因係窒息，
The official C.O.D. looks like asphyxia, → 從眼部嘅瘀點出血
judging from the petechial hemorrhaging in the eyes → 同死者氣道
and the fact that our vic's airways → 被石屎堵塞嚟睇。
were blocked with concrete. → 就快確認身份？
Getting close to an I.D.? → 嗯，
Well, → 我哋希望盡快清出一隻手嚟攞指紋。
we're hoping to get prints as soon as we can clear a hand. → 根據超聲波影像，
According to the ultrasound images, → 死者大約六呎二吋高，
our vic is approximately six-foot-two → 約200磅重。
and about 200 pounds. → 我已經將資料交畀失蹤人口組。
I've given that much to Missing Persons. → 好。
Good. → 我哋都同地盤
Let's also compare it to the employee records → 員工記錄比對吓。
from the construction site. → 出面一定有人知佢係邊個。
Someone out there knows who he is. → （電話響）
(phone ringing) → （大聲啪）
(snaps loudly) → （大聲啪）
(snapping loudly) → （大聲啪）
(snaps loudly) → （電話響）
(phone ringing) → （轉動聲）
(whirring) → Linds，你搵到咩？
What do you got for me, Linds? → 俗語講得啱。
Well, it's true what they say. → 一條鏈嘅強度
A chain is only as strong → 取決於最弱嘅一環。
as its weakest link. → 呢個情況...
In this case... → 每平方吋2,300磅壓力，即係話
2,300 pounds of pressure per square inch, which means → 我哋要搵一架至少有
that we are looking for a vehicle with at least → 350匹馬力嘅車。
350 horsepower. → 所以兇手唔可能揸
So our perp couldn't have been driving anything → 細過SUV嘅車。
smaller than an SUV. → 奇怪嘅係：我搵到嘅車呔痕--
Here's the weird thing: the tire treads I found-- → 同Snakehead 245/55/R18
they were a match → 吻合。
to Snakehead 245/55/R18. → 呢款呔通常用喺跑車。
That's a brand of tires that's usually used on a sports coupe. → 但跑車冇足夠
And a sports coupe doesn't have → 馬力撞開個閘。
enough horsepower to break through that gate. → 我仲搵到...
Now, I also found... → 鏈上面有黑色油漆
...traces of black paint → 碎片，我用GC/MS分析過。
on the chain, so I ran it through GC/MS. → 我搵到多種顏料同聚合物，
I found a variety of pigments and polymers, → 你會以為係車油，啱唔啱？
so you'd think car paint, right? → 但係冇溶劑殘留。
Except there's no trace of a solvent. → 聽落似粉末塗層。
Well, that sounds more like powder coating. → 通常用喺金屬，好似防撞欄。
It's commonly used on metal, like push bars. → 所以我哋要搵一架大車，任何顏色，
So we're looking for a larger vehicle, any color, → 裝咗黑色防撞欄。
with a black push bar. → 範圍都仲係好大。
Doesn't narrow it down much. → 係，而且監控鏡頭
No, and the surveillance cameras → 冇幫助。
were no help. → 冇一個影到
None of 'em had a clear angle → 入口閘嘅清晰角度。
on the entrance gate. → 我哋而家嘅情況係咁。
Here's where we stand. → 我哋有大車
We have evidence for a larger vehicle → 同細跑車嘅證據。
and a small sports coupe. → 跑車可能跟住
The sports coupe could have driven in → 大車入嚟，掩蓋痕跡。
behind the larger vehicle, covering its tracks. → 即係話我哋要搵兩架車。
Which would mean we're looking for two vehicles. → 可能仲有兩個兇手。
And possibly two perps. → 喂。
Hey. → 係皇后區Hollis嘅聖誕時光。
It's Christmastime in Hollis, Queens. → 我講真㗎。
I'm serious. → 死者指甲下面嘅殘留物...
The trace found under our vic's fingernails... → 係皇后區Hollis嘅聖誕時光，
...is Christmastime in Hollis, Queens, → 即係大麻
also known as a blend between marijuana → 同鼠尾草嘅混合。
and Salvia divinorum. → 鼠尾草？
Salvia divinorum? → 係大麻嘅有機增強劑。
It's an organic enhancer for marijuana. → 有啲似咖啡甜味劑，不過係用喺草。
It's kind of like a coffee sweetener but for weed. → （笑）
(laughs) → 所以我哋有個被石屎埋住嘅John Doe，
So we have a John Doe buried in concrete → 指甲下面有加強版大麻。
with hyped-up marijuana under his fingernails. → 至少話我知指紋有結果啦。
At least tell me we got a hit on his prints. → 冇辦法。我查過AFIS，冇記錄。
No can do. I ran it through AFIS and got nada. → （呻吟）
(groans) → 仲有，所有同地盤有關
Also, none of the workers → 嘅工人
associated with the construction site → 都冇人報失。不過，
have been reported missing. However, → 我喺大麻混合
I did get a match → 嗰度有配對。
on the marijuana blend. → 我查過跨部門
I ran it through the interagency → 光譜資料庫，
spectral library search → 同一個DEA樣本
and I got a match → 吻合，
on a DEA sample → 嚟自澤西一間Sky High治療中心。
from a Sky High Treatment Center in Jersey. → 好，有幾個病人
Okay, now, several of the patients → 成日買大麻
consistently bought both marijuana → 同鼠尾草，但有一個特別符合
and Salvia, but one in particular fits → 我哋John Doe嘅描述--Colby Jenkins。
the description of our John Doe-- Colby Jenkins. → 你慢慢嘆啦。
Put this in your pipe and smoke it. → 我有地址。
I got an address. → 咩事？
What up? → （音樂同電視聲）
(music and television playing) → NYPD！
NYPD! → 開門！
Open the door! → 警察！開門！
Police! Open up! → （音樂同電視聲好大）
(music and television playing loudly) → 安全。
All clear. → 冇人喺度。
Nobody's home. → 係，但睇嚟我哋唔係第一批訪客。
Yeah, but by the looks of it, we're not the first visitors. → 唔係。
No, we're not. → 可能呢度就係兇手伏擊佢嘅地方。
Maybe this is where our perps jumped him. → 男人：伏擊邊個？
MAN: Jumped who? → 你係邊個？
Who the hell are you? → 我？
Me? → 哦，唔好意思，我係話你後面嗰位。
Oh, no, I'm sorry, the, uh, guy behind you there. → 係，
Yeah, → 你！
you!
Yeah, I'm Clean Colby Jenkins. → 係，我係Clean Colby Jenkins。
And this is my humble abode. → 呢度就係我嘅寒舍。
(sniffing) → （索鼻）
I just stepped out → 我啱啱出去
to get some toilet paper. → 買廁紙咋。
And, uh, where is the toilet paper? → 咦，廁紙呢？
Oh, damn it. → 哎呀，死火。
Whoa, whoa, whoa. → 喂喂喂。
Oh, damn it. → 哎呀，死火。
Whoa, whoa, whoa. → 喂喂喂。
Stay right there, Cheech. → 企喺度唔好郁，Cheech。
We need to talk. → 我哋要傾吓。
FLACK: Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. → FLACK：喂喂喂喂。
What are you doing? → 你做緊乜嘢？
Oh, don't worry. → 唔使擔心。
I got plenty for you guys. → 我大把貨俾你哋。
We're not worried. → 我哋冇擔心。
Put it away. → 收埋佢。
But it's all legal because of my illness. → 但係因為我有病，呢啲全部合法㗎。
What illness? → 咩病？
Brain cancer. → 腦癌。
That's what it says on my medical card. → 我張醫療卡係咁寫㗎。
All right, look, if you're Colby Jenkins, → 好，睇嚟，如果你係Colby Jenkins，
who's that? → 咁邊個係佢？
Because we found your particular meds → 因為我哋喺佢指甲罅
under his nails. → 搵到你啲藥。
Whoa, yo, sometimes I go out → 喂，我有時夜晚出去
at night, I run into people looking to party. → 會撞到啲想開派對嘅人。
They want to dip into the prescription. → 佢哋想攞啲藥。
Hey, buddy. → 喂，老友。
That man was murdered. Okay? → 嗰個人係俾人殺㗎，明唔明？
If you know who he is, → 如果你知佢係邊個，
you need to tell us. → 你要話俾我哋知。
I think-I think I recognize this guy. → 我諗...我諗我認得呢條友。
You remember his name? → 你記唔記得佢叫咩名？
Do you remember the last time you saw him? → 你記唔記得上一次見佢係幾時？
No, I don't. → 唔記得。
But I remember watching TV with him. → 但我記得同佢一齊睇電視。
I think the Muppet Babies is hilarious. → 我覺得《布公仔BB》好好笑。
Muppet Babies? → 《布公仔BB》？
I gotta get my cartoon fix. → 我一定要睇卡通片先得。
But, uh, The Gladiator-- he-he wasn't into it. → 但係，《鬥士》——佢就唔鍾意。
The Gladiator? → 《鬥士》？
Yeah. → 係。
That's what they call him. I think. → 佢哋係咁叫佢㗎，我諗。
(under breath): Right. → （細聲）係。
What are we talking about here? → 我哋講緊啲乜？
Something you have to see to believe. → 有啲嘢你要親眼睇過先信。
(mechanical whirring) → （機械轉動聲）
A gladiator. → 一個鬥士。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
Time of death → 死亡時間
was just over 48 hours ago. → 係大概48個鐘頭前。
What happened before that makes me curious. → 之前發生咗啲乜嘢，我好想知。
I lifted a bone fragment from our John Doe → 我喺我哋嘅無名氏身上
that doesn't belong to him. → 拎咗塊唔屬於佢嘅骨碎片出嚟。
Adam's working to identify it. → Adam 正喺度鑑定緊。
Also, although our vic was buried alive, → 另外，雖然死者係俾人活埋，
based on a CT scan, → 但根據CT掃描，
there was cerebral hemorrhaging as well. → 佢都有腦出血。
Bleeding of the brain. → 腦部出血。
Most likely a result of the beating he took. → 好大機會係俾人打嘅結果。
These don't look like the hands → 呢對手唔似係
of someone used to taking a beating. → 成日俾人打嗰啲人嘅手。
More like someone used to giving them out. → 反而似係成日打人嗰啲。
Indeed. → 的確。
There's fresh bruising on the skin, → 皮膚上有新鮮嘅瘀傷，
indicating that our vic defended himself. → 顯示死者有自衛。
Also, I found calcium deposits around the fifth metacarpals, → 另外，我喺第五掌骨周圍發現鈣沉積，
indicative of multiple fractures. → 顯示有多處骨折。
A common injury for boxers. → 拳擊手常見嘅傷勢。
There's something familiar about this gladiator. → 呢個鬥士有啲熟面口。
There used to be an amateur fighter → 以前有個業餘拳手
who entered the ring dressed in armor → 會著住盔甲入擂台，
very similar to our vic. → 同我哋死者好相似。
Joe "The Gladiator" Carthage. → Joe "The Gladiator" Carthage。
A three time Amateur Fighting Federation champion. → 三屆業餘拳擊聯盟冠軍。
And you believe this might be him? → 你覺得可能係佢？
I'm not sure. → 我唔肯定。
Last I heard, he retired from boxing. → 我最後聽講，佢已經退役。
Well, he definitely wasn't in fighting shape → 佢死之前
leading up to his death. → 肯定唔係作戰狀態。
Aside from marijuana use, → 除咗大麻之外，
the Tox report indicates a high level of alcohol → 毒理報告顯示佢體內
in his system. → 酒精含量好高。
Not exactly the breakfast of champions. → 唔係冠軍嘅早餐。
So why was he dressed for a fight? → 咁點解佢要著到去打架咁？
Rabbit, you're blessed. → Rabbit，你係有福氣嘅。
You're blessed with God-given talents. → 你天生就有天賦。
Yours just happen to be beating the crap outta people. → 你嘅天賦就係打殘人。
Now use it! → 而家就用佢！
TRAINER: Use the jab. → TRAINER：用刺拳。
Come on, use it! → 嚟啦，用佢！
Long distance, one, two. → 遠距離，一，二。
Don't quit. Keep it up. → 唔好放棄，繼續。
MAN: Come on, Rabbit, use 'em, use 'em. → MAN：嚟啦，Rabbit，用佢哋，用佢哋。
TRAINER: Stay on your toes. → TRAINER：踮起腳尖。
Come on, Rabbit. → 嚟啦，Rabbit。
Telly Gines? → Telly Gines？
Yeah, that's me. → 係，就係我。
I need to talk to you about Joe Carthage. → 我要同你傾吓Joe Carthage嘅事。
GINES: Yeah, that's Joe. → GINES：係，係Joe。
I saw him just last week. → 我上個禮拜仲見過佢。
I trained him his whole career. → 佢成個職業生涯都係我訓練佢。
I was the only family he had. → 我係佢唯一嘅家人。
When we found him, he had drugs and alcohol in his system. → 我哋發現佢嗰陣，佢體內有毒品同酒精。
Well, boxing caused him a lot of pain. → 拳擊帶俾佢好多痛苦。
Everybody's got their own medicine. → 每個人都有自己嘅藥。
You should have seen him → 你應該睇吓佢
a few years ago at Madison Square Garden. → 幾年前喺麥迪遜廣場花園嘅表現。
I worked the corner for The Gladiator → 我喺佢打業餘冠軍賽嗰陣
when he fought for an amateur title. → 做佢嘅角落助手。
I did see that fight. → 我睇過嗰場比賽。
One of the bravest fights you'll ever see. → 係你見過最勇敢嘅比賽之一。
He went the distance and he won. → 佢打足全場，仲贏咗。
Joe always fought with all his heart. → Joe 永遠都全力以赴。
And it cost him. → 但佢付出咗代價。
Right after that, he slipped into a coma. → 之後冇耐，佢就陷入昏迷。
Eventually he came out of it, → 最後佢醒返，
but they told him he'd never fight again. → 但佢哋話佢唔可以再打。
Did he mention any plans → 佢有冇提過
for a comeback? → 想復出？
No way. → 冇可能。
The doctor diagnosed him → 醫生診斷佢
with grade III brain contusions. → 有第三級腦挫傷。
A single blow to his head → 佢個頭受一次撞擊
could have killed him. → 都足以致命。
Did he have any enemies? → 佢有冇仇人？
No, everybody respected the hell out of him. → 冇，所有人都好尊重佢。
Do you know where he lived? Where he worked? → 你知唔知佢住邊？喺邊度做嘢？
Well, he lived wherever he could find a bed. → 佢有床就瞓。
As for where he worked-- → 至於做嘢——
he was catching shifts as a barkeep → 佢喺Dirty Drew's Bar
at Dirty Drew's Bar. → 做兼職酒保。
Personally, I like to remember him like this. → 我個人鍾意咁樣記住佢。
Oh, hey, Stella. → 喂，Stella。
We tested the bone fragments that Sid found. → 我哋驗咗Sid搵到嘅骨碎片。
Not only does it not belong to our vic, → 唔單止唔屬於我哋嘅死者，
it's not even human. → 甚至唔係人類。
Really? → 真係？
Yeah, we're still working on it. → 係，我哋仲喺度處理緊。
Hawkes is processing trace from the armor, → Hawkes 正喺度處理盔甲上嘅痕跡，
and Sid gave me Joe Carthage's medical history. → Sid俾咗我Joe Carthage嘅病歷。
How does a guy who's not supposed to fight → 一個唔應該打交嘅人
end up in the fight of his life? → 點解會捲入生死之戰？
Time to find out. → 係時候搵答案。
end up in the fight of his life? → 點解會捲入生死之戰？
Time to find out. → 係時候搵答案。
I can't believe Joe's dead. → 我唔信Joe死咗。
Is there anything you can tell me about him? → 你可以話俾我知佢嘅嘢嗎？
He just did a shift the other night. → 佢前幾晚先做咗更。
His official title might have been bouncer, → 佢嘅正式職位可能係保鏢，
but in reality, he did a lot of things. → 但實際上佢做好多嘢。
Take it easy. → 放鬆啲。
Sorry, man. → 唔好意思，老友。
WOMAN: Joe was charming. → WOMAN：Joe好有魅力。
He was a good worker. → 佢係個好員工。
And in a place where everybody complains, → 喺個個都投訴嘅地方，
he was the only one who didn't. → 佢係唯一一個唔投訴嘅人。
He just did his job. → 佢淨係做好自己本分。
Even when things got dicey. → 就算情況變得棘手都係。
What do you mean? → 你係咩意思？
The other night he got into it with a couple of patrons. → 前幾晚佢同幾個客人有衝突。
I ain't joking. Come on, seriously. Come here. → 我唔係講笑。嚟啦，認真。過嚟。
Hey, beautiful, why don't you come take a break. → 喂，靚女，不如唞吓。
No, thanks. Can I order you anything else? → 唔使，多謝。仲有冇嘢想叫？
I thought this bar had good service. → 我以為呢間酒吧服務好好。
That's a smooth way to get her attention. → 呢個方法幾好，可以吸引佢注意。
He's just trying to be nice. → 佢只係想友善啲。
Why don't you just leave her alone. → 你不如放過佢啦。
Don't you ever touch me. I will kill you. → 你唔好掂我。我會殺咗你。
Don't you mess with me. → 你唔好惹我。
Yeah, get it, son. I'll drink to that. Yeah. → 係，搞掂佢，仔。我為呢個飲杯。係。
For a second I was actually pissed at him → 有一刻我真係好嬲佢
for getting himself involved, → 多管閒事，
but I couldn't stay mad at him. → 但我嬲佢唔落。
Joe stood up for me, → Joe 為我出頭，
when no one else did. → 冇人幫我嗰陣。
Alex Contoursi. → Alex Contoursi。
You and your brother, Rick, were kicked out of a bar → 你同你細佬Rick前幾晚
the other night yelling death threats at Joe Carthage. → 喺酒吧俾人趕出嚟，仲大叫要殺死Joe Carthage。
My brother and I yell a lot of things. → 我同我細佬成日大叫好多嘢。
Maybe people should mind their own business. → 可能啲人應該管好自己嘅事。
Super janitor should have stuck to what he does best-- → 超級清潔工應該做返自己最擅長嘅嘢——
mopping up beer. → 拖地。
The guy was a wiseass. → 呢條友係個串嘴。
Not wise enough. → 唔夠聰明。
His ass is dead. → 佢死咗。
Yeah, I know your family resume. → 係，我知你哋家族嘅底細。
Your grandfather Marco's in prison on five counts of murder. → 你阿爺Marco因為五項謀殺罪坐緊監。
And you think we're living up to the family name. → 你覺得我哋係發揚家族名聲？
I take that as a compliment. → 我當係讚美。
Is that why you wanted to kill Joe Carthage? → 所以你哋想殺Joe Carthage？
To live up to the family name? → 就係為咗發揚家族名聲？
Unfortunately we know nothing about that. → 可惜我哋對呢件事一無所知。
Really? → 真係？
Bar owner says you and your brother → 酒吧老細話你同你細佬
waited outside at closing time. → 喺收工時間喺外面等。
RICK: Yeah, we were in that car. → RICK：係，我哋喺嗰架車度。
A two-door Camaro? → 一架雙門Camaro？
Yeah, so? → 係，咁又點？
So the tires on that car are the same brand → 咁即係話，架車嘅車呔牌子
that left tread marks at Joe's burial site. → 同Joe埋葬現場留低嘅胎痕一樣。
Let me tell you what I'm thinking. → 等我話畀你聽我諗緊咩。
After Joe embarrassed you, → 自從Joe令你哋難堪之後，
you decided to teach him a lesson. → 你哋就決定要教訓佢一餐。
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. → 喂喂喂喂。
You want to be a gladiator? → 你想做鬥士？
Tonight you die like one. → 今晚你就會好似鬥士咁死。
ALEX: The Gladiator? → ALEX：鬥士？
That wasn't us. → 唔係我哋做嘅。
You beat him down, → 你打低佢，
and then to add insult to injury, → 仲要侮辱佢，
you went old school and buried him in the concrete. → 用返古老方法，將佢埋喺石屎入面。
Whoa, whoa. → 喂喂。
You seriously think we did this. → 你真係覺得係我哋做？
You got it wrong. → 你搞錯咗。
My brother and I-- → 我同我大佬——
we're not what you think we are. → 我哋唔係你諗嗰種人。
RICK: With our last name, → RICK：我哋呢個姓，
we have to carry ourselves a certain way. → 一定要保持返某種形象。
But we didn't kill anybody, okay? → 但我哋冇殺人，好冇？
Especially not a guy crazy enough to wear gladiator gear. → 尤其係唔會殺一個癲到著鬥士裝備嘅人。
You don't want to do this. You really don't. → 你唔想咁做，你真係唔想。
RICK: We never made a move, okay? → RICK：我哋從來冇郁過手，好冇？
We just wanted a story to tell our friends. → 我哋只係想有個故仔同朋友講。
You know, keep our reputation. → 你明㗎，保持返個名聲。
Look, this won't be made public record, will it? → 喂，呢件事唔會公開記錄㗎可？
Hey, Stell. → 喂，Stell。
I know the Contoursi brothers may look the part, → 我知Contoursi兄弟睇落似係嗰種人，
but there's no way they did this. → 但佢哋冇可能做到呢單嘢。
I went over their Camaro front and back, → 我由頭到尾check晒佢哋架Camaro，
found nothing linking to our vic. → 冇任何同死者有關嘅證據。
Anything more on the tread marks at the construction site? → 地盤嗰啲胎痕有冇新發現？
I compared them to the Contoursi's tires. → 我同Contoursi兄弟嘅車呔比較過。
They're the same brand, but different wear patterns. → 係同一牌子，但磨損程度唔同。
Those tread marks are made by a different car. → 嗰啲胎痕係另一架車留低嘅。
I've seen wise guys. → 我見過真正嘅黑幫。
These clowns, they're wannabes, okay? → 呢班小丑，佢哋只係扮嘢，明冇？
They have no criminal record, and to boot, → 佢哋冇犯罪紀錄，而且，
they're both on the dean's list at Hofstra. → 兩個都係Hofstra大學嘅榮譽生。
Wow. All right, we need to look at the trace, → 嘩。好，我哋要睇下啲微量證據，
and, hopefully, get a lead on where → 希望可以搵到線索，
Joe Carthage went after he left that bar. → Joe Carthage離開間酒吧之後去咗邊。
Yeah. → 係。
What do we got, Doc? → 有咩發現，醫生？
Glass shards from our vic's armor. → 死者盔甲上面嘅玻璃碎片。
They're pieces of brainy shades-- → 係智能玻璃嘅碎片——
windows that can be tinted by remote control. → 可以用遙控器調節顏色嘅窗。
Gives you privacy, saves energy and looks cool. → 保障私隱，節能，仲好型。
(beeping) → （嗶嗶聲）
DANNY: Huh. Brainy shades. → DANNY：哦，智能玻璃。
How did these pieces end up on our vic? → 呢啲碎片點會痴咗喺死者身上？
Don't know about that, → 呢個我就唔知，
but check this out. → 但你睇下呢樣。
I contacted the manufacturer. → 我聯絡咗生產商。
This technology's not even → 呢種技術仲未
on the mass market yet. → 大量推出市場。
But there are seven businesses in the city → 但係紐約市有七間公司
listed as clients. → 係客戶名單上面。
One of those businesses dissolved and is now → 其中一間公司已經解散，
a vacant office space in Midtown. → 而家係中城區一個空置嘅辦公室。
It's a good location to commit murder. → 係個殺人嘅好地方。
Hey, Doc, we got shards missing from this window, → 喂，醫生，呢塊窗冇咗幾塊碎片，
same size as the pieces of glass you pulled from the armor. → 同你喺盔甲上面搵到嘅碎片一樣大細。
(grunting, glass crunching) → （呻吟聲，玻璃碎裂聲）
Signs of struggle here. → 呢度有打鬥痕跡。
We've got blood. → 有血。
Plenty of it. → 好多血。
Whatever happened here, → 無論呢度發生咩事，
our perps tried to cover their tracks. → 兇手都嘗試過毀滅證據。
There's spackle everywhere. → 周圍都係批盪。
And whatever it was, there was → 而且無論係咩事，
an audience for it. Why does an empty → 都有觀眾睇住。點解一個空置
office space still have security cameras? → 嘅辦公室仲會有閉路電視？
And they're all pointing in the same area. → 而且全部都對住同一個位置。
Doc, do me a favor → 醫生，幫我個忙，
and spray as much luminol on this wall as possible. → 喺呢幅牆噴多啲luminol。
Perfect. → 完美。
All right, you ready? → 好，準備好未？
There's your answer. It's covered in blood. → 答案就係咁。成幅牆都係血。
What kind of audience watches this? → 咩觀眾會睇呢啲嘢？
And who was the main attraction? → 邊個先係主角？
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
Mac, I got something you need to see. → Mac，我有啲嘢你要睇下。
You're not going to believe this. → 你一定唔會信。
Honestly, whatever → 老實講，無論
they've got can't be weirder than what I have. → 佢哋搵到咩，都唔會比我搵到嘅更奇怪。
Whoa, one at a time here. → 嘩，一個一個嚟。
Blood samples from the office space → 辦公室嘅血樣本
match our victim. → 同死者吻合。
LINDSAY: That office space → LINDSAY：嗰個辦公室
match our victim. → 同死者吻合。
LINDSAY: That office space → LINDSAY：嗰個辦公室
is our crime scene. → 就係案發現場。
I also found blood from other sources. → 我仲搵到其他來源嘅血。
Could be the killers. → 可能係兇手嘅。
DANNY: Well, that → DANNY：咁就
backs up my find. I found a partial print → 印證咗我嘅發現。我喺牆上嘅批盪
in the wall spackle that doesn't → 搵到一個唔完整嘅指紋，
match our vic. → 唔係死者嘅。
ROSS: Bone analysis here. The fragment → ROSS：骨頭分析。喺Joe Carthage體內
that they found inside Joe Carthage is a match → 搵到嘅骨碎片，
to the bone fragment I found in the office wall. → 同我喺辦公室牆上搵到嘅骨碎片吻合。
All right, but get this. → 好，但係你聽呢樣。
It's whale bone. → 係鯨魚骨。
DANNY: That is weird. → DANNY：咁奇怪。
You win. → 你贏咗。
LINDSAY: Wait. → LINDSAY：等等。
Not so fast. I did a little research. → 冇咁快。我做咗少少研究。
That circular pattern I found on the wall? → 我喺牆上搵到嗰個圓形圖案？
It's a Norse battle crest, → 係北歐戰鬥徽章，
typical on Viking warrior shields. → 典型維京戰士盾牌上面嘅圖案。
Whale bone was → 鯨魚骨係
a common material used in Viking helmets. → 維京頭盔常用嘅材料。
So what are we saying? That there was → 咁即係點？即係話間房入面
a Viking in the room? → 有個維京人？
More than that. → 仲多過咁。
A Viking killed our gladiator. → 一個維京人殺咗我哋嘅鬥士。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(indistinct shouting) → （模糊嘅叫喊聲）
It looks insane, → 睇落好癲，
but it's Blood and Guts Brawling. → 但呢個係「血戰格鬥」。
It's an underground → 係一個地下
wrestling league where people dress up as different personas → 摔角聯盟，啲人會扮成唔同角色，
and then fight each other → 然後喺唔同嘅地方
in unusual locations. → 互相打鬥。
Like, uh, Mr. Happy-Faced Lumberjack → 例如，開心笑面伐木工
versus The Viking Mauler in a parking garage. → 對戰維京狂戰士，喺停車場入面。
(indistinct chatter) → （模糊嘅對話聲）
TAYLOR: Or The Gladiator → TAYLOR：或者鬥士
versus the Viking Mauler in an office space. → 對戰維京狂戰士，喺辦公室入面。
Explains why Joe Carthage was dressed in armor. → 解釋到點解Joe Carthage會著住盔甲。
Also explains the fresh battle scars. → 亦解釋到點解會有新嘅打鬥傷痕。
Yeah, it's all about spectacle. → 係，重點係場面夠震撼。
The bloodier, the better. → 越血腥越好。
They get ten million hits → 呢啲打鬥片喺網上
on the Internet for these fights. → 有成千萬點擊率。
Which means big money and big sponsors. → 即係代表大錢同大贊助商。
LINDSAY: Except it's all for show. → LINDSAY：但係全部都係表演嚟㗎。
Their weapons are hollowed out. → 佢哋嘅武器係空心嘅。
They're not supposed to actually try and kill each other. → 佢哋唔應該真係想殺死對方。
HAWKES: So our vic gets dressed up in his old gladiator armor, → HAWKES：咁即係死者著返佢嘅舊鬥士盔甲，
leaves his job at the bar and heads to an empty → 離開酒吧嘅工作，去咗一個空置
office space for some Blood and Guts Brawling? → 嘅辦公室參加「血戰格鬥」？
TAYLOR: Carthage knew the risks → TAYLOR：Carthage知道
of getting hit in the head. It doesn't add up → 被打中頭部嘅風險。佢點解仲要
why he'd take the chance by fighting. → 冒險去打交，呢點講唔通。
BONASERA: It's also hard to imagine → BONASERA：亦好難想像
building security not noticing something like this. → 大廈保安會留意唔到呢啲嘢。
Well, Adam's checking with the security footage → Adam正喺度check
from the night that Carthage was killed. → Carthage被殺嗰晚嘅保安錄影。
He's also tracking the output sources → 佢仲喺度追蹤
for those ceiling cameras. → 天花板上面啲鏡頭嘅輸出來源。
TAYLOR: Good. → TAYLOR：好。
Because someone saw everything that happened in there. → 因為有人睇晒入面發生嘅一切。
(grunting) → （呻吟聲）
BONASERA: Surveillance from the entrance of the office building → BONASERA：辦公大樓入口嘅監控
didn't show anything out of the ordinary. → 冇顯示任何異常。
That means whoever attended the fight, → 即係話，無論邊個參加咗場打鬥，
must've entered through the service entrance. → 都一定係經服務入口入嚟。
There's no surveillance there. → 嗰度冇監控。
The ceiling cameras from inside the office → 辦公室入面天花板嘅鏡頭
traced back to an IP address from this location. → 追蹤到一個IP地址，來自呢個位置。
The guy's name is Al Branson. He's the promoter → 個人叫Al Branson。佢係
of Blood and Guts Brawling. → 「血戰格鬥」嘅搞手。
(knocking on glass) → （敲玻璃聲）
Mr. Branson, NYPD! → Branson先生，NYPD！
(knocking on glass) → （敲玻璃聲）
Mr. Branson, NYPD! → Branson先生，NYPD！
(knocking) → （敲門聲）
Mr. Branson, I'm Detective Bonasera. This is Detective Flack. → Branson先生，我係Bonasera探員。呢位係Flack探員。
We'd like to ask you a few questions. → 我哋想問你幾個問題。
About what? → 關於咩？
The murder of Joe Carthage. → Joe Carthage嘅謀殺案。
I don't know the Viking Mauler. → 我唔識維京狂戰士。
Thing is, I never meet most of these fighters. → 事實係，我大部分嘅拳手都未見過。
I don't talk to them on the phone. → 我冇同佢哋通過電話。
I don't see them. → 我冇見過佢哋。
I mean, I don't even attend the fights. → 我意思係，我連打鬥都冇去睇。
So, how do you run this operation? → 咁你點樣營運呢盤生意？
Grass roots meets high-tech. → 草根結合高科技。
I arrange a location, → 我安排一個地點，
then about hour before each fight, I twitter, → 然後每場打鬥前大約一個鐘，我會喺Twitter、
text or e-mail the time and place. → 發短訊或者電郵通知時間同地點。
Fans show up, the fighters show up. → fans會出現，拳手會出現。
After that, it's all about streaming video. → 之後，就係串流影片嘅事。
I mean, this is where I was the night of the fight. → 我意思係，打鬥嗰晚我就係喺呢度。
We need to see what you saw. → 我哋要睇你睇到嘅嘢。
Fight's on the flash drive right there. → 場打鬥喺嗰隻手指度。
I was going to post it online today. → 我本來打算今日放上網。
From what I saw, it looked good. → 以我睇到嘅，打得幾好。
You know, both fighters, they were alive at the end. → 你知啦，兩個拳手，最後都仲喺度。
Unfortunately, that's no longer the case. → 可惜，而家唔係咁。
And we are going to need everything you used → 我哋要你所有
to correspond with those fighters. → 用嚟同啲拳手聯絡嘅嘢。
It's all on my phone. → 全部喺我電話度。
I'm sorry to hear about Joe. → 聽到Joe嘅事，我好難過。
You know, he wasn't like the other fighters. → 佢同其他拳手唔一樣㗎。
What do you mean? → 點解咁講？
He didn't seem very happy in his situation. → 佢好似唔係好開心自己嘅處境。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
In Joe's case, I barely had to organize anything. → 至於Joe嘅情況，我幾乎唔使安排啲乜。
He was just eager to fight. → 佢好想打。
Al Branson, → Al Branson，
you're under arrest → 你被捕啦，
for the organization of illegal fights. → 涉嫌組織非法拳賽。
Oh, come on, man! This is how I make my living. → 喂，大佬！我呢行搵食㗎。
Yeah? Find a new line of work. → 係咩？搵過第二行啦。
Let's go. → 走啦。
(indistinct shouting) → （嘈雜嘅叫喊聲）
(grunting) → （低吼聲）
All right, that's enough. → 好，夠啦。
That's enough. → 夠啦。
It was a good fight. → 打得好。
(cheering and applause) → （歡呼聲同掌聲）
(cheering) → （歡呼聲）
Al Branson just posted bail. → Al Branson啱啱保釋咗。
But his story checks out. → 但佢嘅口供冇問題。
Carthage was alive at the end of this fight. → 打完呢場嗰陣Carthage仲生勾勾。
But the effects of a cerebral hemorrhage → 但腦出血嘅影響
aren't always immediate. → 唔係即刻出現㗎。
Well, he may have fallen unconscious later. → 佢可能之後先暈低。
The killer must've panicked and dumped his body. → 兇手一定係驚咗，然後掉咗佢條屍。
All we need is a positive I.D. → 我哋只需要確認
on the Viking Mauler and a DNA match, → 維京拳手嘅身份同DNA吻合，
and we might have our killer. → 就可能搵到兇手。
(cheering continues over video) → （影片繼續傳出歡呼聲）
This is Joe's apartment. → 呢度係Joe嘅公寓。
Lock the door on your way out. → 走嗰陣鎖門。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(indistinct crowd chatter) → （模糊嘅人群嘈雜聲）
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(indistinct crowd chatter) → （模糊嘅人群嘈雜聲）
(bell dinging) → （鈴聲）
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen... → 主持人：各位先生女士……
...new Amateur Fighting champion, → ……新一屆業餘拳擊冠軍，
Joe "The Gladiator" Carthage. → Joe「鬥士」Carthage。
(cheering) → （歡呼聲）
(beep) → （嗶聲）
(computer trilling) → （電腦鈴聲）
(beep) → （嗶聲）
(hissing) → （嘶嘶聲）
(beeps) → （嗶聲）
(beep) → （嗶聲）
Our Viking Mauler's name is Erik Overson. → 我哋嘅維京拳手叫Erik Overson。
(crowd shouting) → （人群叫喊聲）
34 years old. → 34歲。
Works a 9:00 to 5:00 at an insurance firm. → 喺保險公司做朝九晚五。
There's only a few misdemeanors on his record. → 佢嘅記錄得幾項輕微罪行。
BONASERA: Hmm. → Bonasera：嗯。
No apparent connection → 打之前同Joe Carthage
to Joe Carthage before the fight. → 冇明顯關聯。
ROSS: It fits the story, though. → Ross：不過同個故事吻合。
Overson does the weekend warrior thing, → Overson係週末戰士，
fights our vic, thinks he killed him → 打咗我哋嘅受害者，以為殺咗佢，
panics by dumping the body. → 驚到掉屍。
There's also → 仲有
no connection between Overson and the construction site. → Overson同地盤冇關聯。
That office space is in Midtown. → 嗰個寫字樓喺中城。
Why drag a body → 點解要拖條屍
to a construction site in Brooklyn to dump it? → 去布魯克林嘅地盤掉？
When I left Joe, → 我離開Joe嗰陣，
he was alive. → 佢仲生勾勾。
Hey. → 喂。
Good job tonight. → 今晚打得唔錯。
Should get a lot of hits on the Internet. → 應該會喺網上好多人睇。
Thanks. → 多謝。
But I'm just glad to be back. → 但我好開心可以返嚟。
All right. See you. → 好，遲啲見。
OVERSON: I didn't kill him. → Overson：我冇殺佢。
And I didn't dump his body. → 我都冇掉佢條屍。
Yet, we have evidence → 但係我哋有證據
that you attacked Joe with blows to the head. → 你打咗Joe個頭幾下。
That's felony assault. → 呢個係重罪襲擊。
How was I supposed to know the guy had brain injuries? → 我點知佢個腦有傷？
You put yourself in a reckless situation. → 你將自己置於魯莽嘅情況。
You knew there were risks involved. → 你知道有風險。
Not like this. → 唔係咁樣。
You know how many times I've hit guys? → 你知我打過人幾多次？
You know how many times guys have hit me? → 你知人哋打我幾多次？
What was that guy doing there anyway? → 嗰條友點解會喺度？
(phone rings) → （電話響）
Hawkes. → Hawkes。
Hey, Mac, → 喂，Mac，
you said we needed a connection to Carthage's burial? → 你話要搵到Carthage埋葬地點嘅關聯？
We got one. → 我哋搵到啦。
The trace I found in the concrete? → 我喺石屎入面搵到嘅痕跡？
It's an Amateur Fighting Federation pendant. → 係一個業餘拳擊聯盟嘅吊墜。
Now, they're only given to trainers of amateur → 呢啲只係俾業餘拳擊冠軍
boxing champions. → 嘅教練。
And this one has initials inscribed. → 呢個刻咗縮寫。
"T.G." → 「T.G.」
Telly Gines. → Telly Gines。
HAWKES: Yeah. → Hawkes：係。
There's a reason there's no connection → 有原因解釋點解
between our Viking Mauler → 我哋嘅維京拳手
and that concrete burial. → 同嗰個石屎埋葬冇關聯。
It's 'cause he didn't do it. → 因為唔係佢做嘅。
Mac, → Mac，
Telly Gines buried Joe Carthage. → Telly Gines埋咗Joe Carthage。
TAYLOR: I'm back for round two. → Taylor：我返嚟打第二回合。
That's right. → 冇錯。
Don't talk. → 唔好出聲。
You're a busy man. → 你好忙㗎。
Trainer by day, burying bodies at night. → 日頭做教練，夜晚埋屍。
You want to fill me in on how that works? → 你唔講吓點運作？
I'm not sure I know what you're talking about. → 我唔知你講乜。
Now you're playing games, → 你而家玩嘢，
and I'm really not in the mood. → 我冇心情同你玩。
Let's try another question. → 試吓第二條問題。
How well do you know Al Branson? → 你同Al Branson有幾熟？
Did you know he recruited Joe to fight? → 你知唔知佢搵Joe去打？
Joe Carthage. → Joe Carthage。
The Gladiator. → 鬥士。
That's me. → 係我。
Oh, I barely recognized you. → 嘩，我差啲認唔到你。
I mean, you trained under Telly Gines. You might have been → 我意思係，你跟Telly Gines訓練過，你可能係
the greatest fighter I ever saw. → 我見過最勁嘅拳手。
I mean, you ever think about giving it another shot? → 你有冇諗過再試一次？
Honestly? → 老實講？
Yeah. → 係。
But there's no way. → 但冇可能。
Oh, right because of the-the brain injuries. → 哦，係因為個腦受傷。
I heard about that. → 我聽過。
But hey, you know, there's a lot we don't know about the brain. → 但係，我哋對個腦仲有好多嘢唔知。
I mean, you've had a lot of time to heal. → 你已經好長時間康復。
TAYLOR: And that's where you came in. → Taylor：就係你出場嘅時候。
How do you convince a guy who can't fight → 點說服一個唔打得嘅人
to do just that? → 去打？
You give him a sanctioned → 你俾佢一個認可
and trusted opinion. → 同可信嘅意見。
You've got to talk to him. I mean, you know how many → 你要同佢傾。你知唔知
sponsors I could draw on a fight involving The Gladiator? → 鬥士打拳我可以拉到幾多贊助？
You would get a piece of the action → 你會分到一份
and you know how many opportunities that would open up. → 你知會開到幾多機會。
Joe can't take another hit. → Joe再捱唔到一擊。
What about that don't you understand? → 你明唔明？
You haven't had a decent payday since you were managing Joe → 自從你管理Joe之後就冇好嘅收入
and you're about lose this gym. → 你仲就快冇咗呢間拳館。
What about that don't you understand? → 你明唔明？
We have his phone records. → 我哋有佢嘅電話記錄。
Branson texted you seven times a few nights ago → Branson幾晚前send咗七次訊息俾你
right after he showed up at the office. → 佢啱啱返到辦公室之後。
Hey, man. What are you still doing here? → 喂，你仲喺度做乜？
It was a good fight, but you've got to clear out → 打得好，但你要走
so I can clean this stuff up. → 等我清理呢啲嘢。
Joe? → Joe？
You hear me? → 聽到我講嘢？
Joe, hey... → Joe，喂……
TAYLOR: He discovered Carthage, → Taylor：佢發現咗Carthage，
unconscious from blows to the head. → 被打到頭部昏迷。
Probably figuring that there was still a chance to save Carthage. → 可能諗住仲有機會救Carthage。
He's done. → 佢死咗。
There's nothing we can do. → 我哋冇辦法。
Hey... we're both in this together. → 喂……我哋一齊嘅。
So, we both need to clean this up. → 所以我哋要一齊清理。
TAYLOR: So you went with Al. → Taylor：所以你同Al一齊。
Took his body to the site. → 帶佢條屍去地盤。
And dumped it in a pit. → 掉咗落個坑。
You were Joe's family. → 你係Joe嘅家人。
You knew his situation → 你知道佢嘅情況
and you still exploited it for your own good. → 仲利用佢為自己著數。
I ain't the one who hit him on the head. → 我唔係打佢個頭嗰個。
The Viking had no prior → 維京拳手之前
knowledge of Joe's health conditions. → 唔知Joe嘅健康狀況。
There's a defense there for him. → 佢有辯護理由。
That was an accident. → 嗰係意外。
This was murder. → 呢個係謀殺。
Like a snake in the grass, → 好似草叢嘅蛇，
you took advantage of Joe's passion for fighting → 你利用咗Joe對打拳嘅熱情
because of your passion for money. → 因為你對錢嘅熱情。
You convinced him he was healthy, → 你話佢知佢健康，
and you led him to slaughter. → 帶佢去送死。
If you'd seen Joe in that barroom... → 如果你喺酒吧見到Joe……
He was a champion, reduced to nothing. → 佢係冠軍，淪落到一無所有。
I gave him his dignity back. → 我俾返尊嚴佢。
For one, brief moment before Joe died, → 喺Joe死前短暫一刻，
at least he lived again. → 至少佢再活過一次。
Except, you don't have the authority → 但係，你冇權力
to make those decisions. → 做呢啲決定。
And you're wrong about something. → 仲有一樣嘢你錯咗。
He fought his heart out. → 佢盡全力打。
He fought to the very end the way he did in every fight. → 佢打到最後，同每場比賽一樣。
He wasn't dead. → 佢未死。
You buried him alive. → 你活埋咗佢。
The brain injury Joe suffered put him in a coma-like state. → Joe嘅腦傷令佢進入昏迷狀態。
Joe was recovering → Joe喺恢復緊
until he drowned in that cement. → 直到佢喺石屎入面浸死。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(crowd cheering, whistling) → （人群歡呼、吹口哨）
ANNOUNCER: And now for the main event! → 主持人：而家係主賽！
With an Amateur Fighting Federation record → 業餘拳擊聯盟記錄
21 wins, two loses. → 21勝，2敗。
The one, the only → 獨一無二嘅
Joe "The Gladiator" Carthage! → Joe「鬥士」Carthage！
(whistling, applause) → （吹口哨、掌聲）
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
Captioning sponsored by CBS, → 字幕由CBS贊助提供
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS, → CSI紐約製作
and TOYOTA. Moving Forward. → 同TOYOTA。向前邁進。
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由WGBH媒體存取組製作 access.wgbh.org