S04E06 — My name is Kevin, or so they tell me.

📺 Community📅 Season 4 · Episode 6📊 中级
00:17

My name is Kevin, or so they tell me.

我叫凯文 反正他们是这么跟我说的

00:20

Actually, they told me my birth name is Benjamin Chang, but I can't remember anything before six months ago.

其实 他们告诉我 我的原名是本杰明·昌 但我对六个月之前的人生毫无记忆

00:27

But by using a special, shiny glass called a mirror , although I have no way of knowing.

通过一片特殊闪亮的玻璃 其名为镜子 虽然这点我已无从得知了

00:36

Changnesia is a fascinating and extremely rare disease on the forefront of the psychological landscape .

对于心理风景疗法的最前线来说 昌癔症是种神奇而及其罕见的疾病

00:42

Compared with your garden variety amnesia, Changnesia is immeasurably more complex .

与普通失忆症相比 昌癔症要复杂得多

00:49

Its varied and seemingly random symptoms, Its resistance to both traditional and new age medicine.

该病有着诸多各种看似不靠谱的症状 对传统药物和新型药物都有抗性

00:55

Why Changnesia affects the memory but not the ability to make forced puns...

为何 昌癔症 会影响记忆 却依然能造出如此生硬的双关语

00:59

These are all things we can study now that someone finally has it.

我们可以对以上所有问题进行研究 因为终于有人患上了该病

01:03

I first met Chang when I hired him as a Spanish teacher at Greendale.

我第一次遇见昌 是聘请他 来格林德尔当西语老师

01:06

Then he became a disgraced student, psychopathic music major , homeless vent dweller, Security guard, keytarist, power hungry warlord, and now, Kevin.

之后他又变成了坏学生 主修精神病音乐 无家可归的通风管住户 保安 键盘吉他手 追求权力的军阀 而现在 又成了凯文

  • mirror — n.镜子;真实的写照;榜样; vt.反射;反映;
  • fascinating — adj.迷人的;吸引人的;使人神魂颠倒的; v. 使…着迷;使…陶醉(fascinate的ing形式);
  • rare — adj.稀有的;稀薄的;半熟的; adj.杰出的;极度的;非常好 的; adv.非常;极其; vi.用后腿站起;渴望;
  • disease — n.病,[医]疾病;弊病; vt.传染;使…有病;
  • psychological — adj.心理的;心理学的;精神上的;
  • landscape — n. 景色;乡村风景画;乡村风景画的风格; (文件的)横向打印格式; v. 对…做景观美化;给…做园林美化;美化…的环境;
  • variety — n.多样;种类;杂耍; 变化,多样化;
  • complex — adj.复杂的;合成的; n.复合体;综合设施;
  • seemingly — adv.看来似乎;表面上 看来;
  • random — adj.[数]随机的;任意的;胡乱的; n.随意; adv.胡乱地;
  • resistance — n. 电阻;抵抗;阻力;抗 力;
  • ability — n.能力,能耐;才能;
  • finally — adv.最后;终于;决定性地;
01:16

It's sad to see him like this.

他现在这样真可怜

01:18

Well, it's mixed.

一言难尽啦

01:19

He was pretty terrible before.

他以前可是很恐怖的哦

01:20

I'm developing a theory which some find controversial .

我正在研究一套颇有争议的理论

01:23

Perhaps Chang actually used to be Kevin, went crazy, and became Chang.

也许昌以前就是凯文 发疯了 变成了昌

01:27

And then, at some point, Chang hit his head, went un-crazy, Thereby reverting back to regular old Kevin again.

之后又在某个时刻 昌的脑袋被撞 从此不发疯了 这样他就又变回之前正常的凯文了

01:34

That makes no sense.

根本就是胡扯

01:37

Science tells us hitting his head would only cure him if hitting his head was the original cause.

科学告诉我们 只有在最初是因为撞头发疯 他才会因为撞头而被治愈

01:43

Told you it was controversial.

我早说过 这理论颇有争议

01:45

Here at Greendale, we accept all students, whoever they may be or have forgotten they were.

在格林德尔 我们接受各式学生 不管他们是谁或者忘了自己是谁

01:50

But assisting in Kevin's recovery has put a financial strain on the school.

但对于凯文康复治疗的援助 已经让学校的财政捉襟见肘

01:54

That's why we are appealing to the Macguffin Neurological Institute for this $40,000 grant , so we can continue to fight this terrible disease and hopefully, one day, pay for this documentary.

所以我们希望 麦高芬神经医学研究所 能给予四万美元的拨款 好让我们继续与这可怕的疾病抗争 并有望以后还清拍摄本纪录片的经费

  • major — adj.主要的;重要的;主修的;较多的; n.[人类]成年人;主修科目;陆军少校; vi.主修;
  • Security — n.安 全;保证;证券;抵押品; adj.安全的;保安的;保密的;
  • pretty — adj.漂亮的;可爱的;优美的; adv.相当地;颇; n.漂亮的人;
  • terrible — adj.可怕的;很糟的;令人讨厌的; adv.很,非常;
  • theory — n.理论;原理;学说;推测;
  • controversial — adj.有争议的;有争论的;
  • Thereby — adv.从而,因此;在那附近;在那方面;
  • original — n. 原件;原作;原物;原型; adj.原始的;最初的;独创的;新颖的;
  • whoever — pron.无论谁;任何人; n.《爱谁 谁》(电影名);
  • recovery — n.恢复,复原;痊愈;重获;
  • financial — adj.金融的;财政的,财务的;
  • strain — n. 压力;品系;应力;张力; v. 扭伤;拉紧;滤;损伤;
02:07

How was that, Abed? That's too beggy?

怎么样 阿布蒂 会不会太低声下气了

02:09

No, that was great.

不会 那样挺好

02:10

But I could use a new camera, with a smoother zoom.

但我可以换台新摄像机 它的变焦镜头更加平滑

02:12

Oh, okay.

行Well, just be sure to get my good side, okay? 一定要拍出我美好的一面

02:15

This documentary needs to be convincing.

这部纪录片要让人信服

02:17

This needs to be the hoop dreams of things people care about.

要成为人们在乎的那些梦想

02:21

We rolling?

开机了吗

02:24

The dean wants a propaganda film, but I intend to explore all sides of this serious issue , including those who don't think it's a serious issue.

院长希望拍成一部宣传片 但我想对此严重事态进行全方位调查 包括那些不把这当回事的人

02:31

Hey, Jeff.

你好 杰夫

02:32

What are you doing?

你在干嘛

02:33

Making a documentary on Changnesia.

拍摄关于昌癔症的纪录片

02:35

You gotta be kidding me.

搞毛啊

02:36

Got it. Beautiful.

很好 漂亮

02:37

All right, let's get one more for safety.

保险起见 我们再拍一组

02:39

Jeff, back to one.

杰夫 回第一个站位

02:41

Jeff?

杰夫

02:42

■ I'm telling you what she just found for the name brand glitter.

我来向你们展示一下 名牌闪光笔的意义所在

03:11

Look, cheap glitter, expensive glitter.

瞧 廉价闪光笔 昂贵闪光笔

03:14

Money talks, people.

这就是金钱的力量

03:15

Guys, did you hear?

你们听说了吗

03:16

The history of ice cream class had another heart attack .

《冰激凌史》课又有人得了心脏病

03:19

Three more, and we're all in.

再来三个 我们就能上这门课了

  • Institute — vt.开始(调查);制定;创立;提起(诉讼); n.学会,协会;学院;
  • grant — vt.授予;允许;承认; vi.同意; n.拨款;[法]授予物;
  • intend — vt.打算;想要;意指; vi.有打算;
  • explore — vt.探索;探测;探险; vi.探索;探测;探 险;
  • issue — n.问题;流出;期号;发行物; vt.发行,发布;发给;放出,排出; vi.发行;流出;造成…结果;传下;
  • brand — vt.铭刻于,铭记;打烙印于;印…商标于; n.商标,牌子;烙印;
  • expensive — adj.昂贵的;花钱的;
  • attack — n.攻击;抨击;疾病发作; vt.攻击;抨击;动手干; vi.攻击;腐蚀
03:21

Yes.

很好

03:23

What's the Macguffin Institute?

麦高芬医学研究所是啥

03:26

Fine. I'll tell him.

好吧 我来告诉他

03:28

But one day, you'll all be old and slow and lose at things, And when that day comes, I won't remember what I'm doing now.

但总有一天 你们都会变得又老又迟缓 变得屡战屡败 等到了那天 我也记不得这会儿发生的事情了

03:36

The Macguffin Institute is coming to Greendale on Friday because they might give the school money to study Changnesia.

麦高芬医学研究所周五要来格林德尔 因为他们可能会给学校一笔资金 以研究 昌癔症

03:42

Changnesia isn't a disease. It's a con.

昌癔症 才不是什么病 这是个圈套

03:44

You're seriously helping this lunatic?

你们真打算帮这疯子吗

03:47

He kept the dean in a dungeon.

他把院长关在地牢

03:48

He tried to kill us.

试图干掉我们

03:50

He ate his twin in utero.

他在娘胎里就吃掉了胞弟

03:51

That was Chang. This is Kevin.

那是昌干的 现在他是凯文

03:54

They're the same, idiot.

他们都是一个人 傻瓜

03:55

How would you know?

你怎么知道

03:56

Have you ever even spent any time with him, Jeff?

你有和他一起待过吗 杰夫

03:58

I was reluctant to accept Kevin at first, too, but he's just so sweet.

我一开始也很难接受凯文 但他真的是太可爱了

04:04

The world is brand new to him.

这个世界对他来说是如此新鲜

04:06

He approaches everything with the wonderment of a small child or a cartoon alien.

他对每件事物都会发出惊叹 就像小孩或者卡通片里的外星人那样

04:11

This makes things smaller.

这玩意儿把东西都变小了

04:13

No, no... bigger.

不 不 是变大了

04:15

Oh, bigger.

对 变大了

04:17

Well, enjoy your collective delusion.

那你们就继续沉浸在这场骗局中吧

04:19

I'm going to go get a sandwich , which, unlike Changnesia, is real.

我去买份三明治 和 昌癔症 不同 这是真实存在的

04:23

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

杰夫 杰夫 等等等等

04:25

We want to know how you feel about the Macguffin people visiting.

我们想知道你对于 麦高芬来本校考察的看法

04:26

I need it on camera.

我得拍下来

  • reluctant — adj.不情愿的;勉强的;顽抗的;
  • cartoon — n. 漫画;底图;连环画;[电影]动画; v. (为…)画底样; (使)漫画化;(把…)画成漫画[动画];
  • collective — adj.集体的;共同的;集合的;集体主义的; n.集团;集合体; 集合名词;
  • sandwich — vt.夹入;挤进;把...做成三明治; n.三明治;夹心面包;
  • unlike — adj.不同的,不相似 的; prep.和…不同,不像;
04:27

It's stupid. - What's stupid?

太二了 -什么太二了

04:28

The whole thing.

这一切

04:29

Okay, put it together for me.

完整说一遍给我听

04:30

'"The whole thing is stupid." All right, thanks, buddy.

这一切都太二了 多谢了 伙计

04:31

I'll cut it together.

我会剪到一起的

04:35

Shirley. - Hmm?

雪莉 -嗯

04:36

You don't seriously think Chang is Kevin, do you?

你不会真以为昌成了凯文吧

04:39

No, I believe the good lord made chang chang.

不 我相信圣主让昌洗心革 昌

04:40

Kevin is a choice.

凯文就是一个选择

04:41

Thank you.

谢谢

04:42

I'm seriously worried about the rest of the group.

我真的很担心小组其他人

04:43

Not only have they drunk the Kevin kool- aid, they're in the study room right now, making banners, debating glitter...

他们不仅被他和善的伪装所欺骗 而且现在还在自习室 做横幅 争论闪光笔什么的

04:48

Well, I'd love to keep talking about this, but I gotta get to work.

我很愿意一直谈论这个话题 但我得去工作了

04:50

No, Shirley, you've got to help me stop this.

不 雪莉 你得帮我阻止这一切

04:53

You're the only sane person left.

只有你还没疯

04:55

Welcome to Shirley's sandwiches, where the food is Kevin-ly.

欢迎来到雪莉三明治店 这里的食物特别 凯 口美 文

04:59

You hired Chang?

你雇了昌

05:00

The customers love Kevin.

客人们都爱凯文

05:01

I think it's because he's a good listener.

我想是因为他是个很好的倾听者

05:03

Most words are new to him, so it's all still fascinating.

大部分词语对他来说都很新鲜 所以显得特别讨人喜欢

05:06

I'm Kevin. And you are?

我叫凯文 请问你是

05:08

Not calling you Kevin.

打死不叫你凯文

05:10

Hi, not calling you Kevin.

你好 打死不叫你凯文

05:12

What are you having?

你要点什么

05:14

None of this.

什么都不要

05:15

Okay. Uh, listen.

行了 听着

05:17

I don't care what he calls himself, He's a hard worker.

我不在乎他叫什么名字 他工作很努力

05:20

We're all broken people, Jeffrey.

人无完人 杰夫瑞

05:22

We all deserve a second chance.

我们都该拥有一次改过的机会

05:23

Like how I gave Andre a second chance.

就像我给了安德烈第二次机会那样

05:25

It doesn't mean I forgot. I just forgave.

我不是忘了 我只是原谅他了

  • lord — n.主;上帝; int.主,天啊; vt.使成贵族; vi.作威作福,称王称霸;
  • drunk — v.喝酒(drink的过去分词); adj.喝醉了的;
  • deserve — vi.应受,应得; vt.应受,应得;
05:27

Chang didn't sleep with a stripper.

昌可不是和脱衣舞娘上床而已

05:28

He tried to kill us.

他是想杀了我们

05:30

Why does everyone keep forgetting about that?

怎么就没人记得这茬了

05:32

But he didn't.

但他最后没杀

05:32

And you used to be a sleazy lawyer.

你不也曾是个冒牌律师吗

05:35

What if Greendale never gave you a second chance?

格林德尔没有给你第二次机会的话会怎样

05:39

What Shirley said really made me think.

雪瑞的话确实发人深省

05:41

I mean, all my friends believe this guy.

我所有的朋友都相信这家伙

05:44

What does it say about me that I don't?

要是我不信的话说明了什么

05:47

Yes?

请进

05:49

Ugh, and cue wet blanket Winger to tell us that we're all wasting our time.

原来是扫兴王翁格 一定是来告诉我我们是在浪费时间

05:54

Actually, no.

你猜错了

05:55

I had a really good conversation with Shirley, and I realized I've been acting like a jerk.

我和雪瑞进行了一次很有意义的谈话 我觉得之前自己的行为太混蛋了

06:00

If it's not too late, I'd love to help out in any way I can.

如果不晚的话 有什么能帮得上的话我很乐意帮忙

06:03

Jeffrey, that's amazing.

杰夫瑞 太让人惊讶了

06:05

I knew you'd come around.

我就知道你会想通的

06:06

All right, Abed, get us in panning singles.

好 阿布蒂 给我俩来个追镜镜头

06:08

And can you say "Powwow" Instead of "Conversation"?

你能不能把 谈话 一词改成 仪式

06:10

It just sounds more you. All right, action .

那样才像你会说的话嘛 好了 开拍

06:12

Okay, you going to make an entrance?

好吧 你要从门口进来吗

06:12

Great.

很好

06:14

What does it say?

这说明了什么

06:16

It says I have gullible friends who will believe anybody, and I need to make that anybody me.

说明我的朋友们都太好骗了 无论是谁都相信我要让自己成为那个 谁

06:22

By exposing Chang in front of the whole school.

我要在全校面前揭穿昌的诡计

06:25

Much like the classic documentary capturing the Friedman's, My story just took a completely unexpected turn.

很像弗德里曼[美国经济学家]经典纪录片呢 只不过我的片子有个出人意料的转折

06:30

Jeff, if you want this done right, I'm going to need a steadicam for Garrett.

杰夫 如果你希望一切顺利 我得给加勒特去搞个稳定架

  • mean — adj.平均的;卑鄙的;低劣的;吝啬的; vt.意味;想要;意欲; n.平均值; vi.用意;
  • blanket — n. 毯子;毛 毯;厚层;厚的覆盖层; adj. 包括所有情形(或人员)的;总括的;综合的; v. 以厚层覆盖;
  • Instead — adv.代 替;反而;
  • action — n.行动;活动;功能;战斗;情节;
  • classic — n. 名著;优秀的典范; adj. 最优秀的;第一流的;有 代表性的;典型的;
  • unexpected — adj.意外的,想不到的;
06:33

That's showbiz.

演艺圈的心酸

06:40

We were all pretty happy when Jeff came around.

杰夫的加入让我们很开心

06:42

He became really gung-ho about Abed's documentary, and had a lot of great ideas About how to impress the Macguffin people.

他对阿布蒂的纪录片变得超有热情 满脑子都是怎么打动 麦高芬医学研究所的金点子

06:48

And that's why Pierce should host the reception .

所以应该由皮尔斯来主持欢迎会

06:52

He speaks their language.

他们有共同语言

06:53

Finally, somebody's making some sense.

总算有人说出像样的话了

06:56

I've got a blackface Senor Wences bit I've been workshopping.

我有一个黑人版文西斯先生[腹语玩偶] 我上过玩偶表演班

07:00

Perfect.

很好

07:01

Annie, we need to find out what happened to Kevin before he showed up at Greendale.

安妮 我们要搞清楚 凯文来格林德尔之前遭遇了什么

07:04

What hellish experiences did he overcome during those missing months?

在这几个月里他到底 有什么可怕的经历

07:08

Do you think you can use your forensic knowhow to do some investigating?

你觉得你的法鉴知识能搞定 这调查吗

07:11

Investigating?

要调查吗

07:13

Obvi.

小菜一碟

07:14

Can I help?

我能帮忙吗

07:15

If you're willing to learn, sure, partner .

要是你想学艺的话 来吧 搭档

07:17

'"Partner".

大当 [当成名字了]

07:18

I like that.

我喜欢

07:19

I'm going to call you "Houlihan."

我要叫你 花丽安

07:20

'"Partner"and "Houlihan".

大当 和 花丽安

07:23

Okay.

好了

07:24

The postman found Kevin here.

邮递员在这儿发现了凯文

07:27

He said he was soaking wet and smelled like fish.

他说他当时浑身湿透 还一股鱼腥气

07:30

I know it's not a lot to go on...

我知道线索不太多

07:31

Um, it's almost too much to go on.

其实信息量已经很大了

07:33

Look, Sullivan's trout farm is just 1/4 mile away.

苏利文的鳟鱼塘离这儿不到四百米

07:36

Who do you think you're dealing with, Winger?

搞清楚咱是干什么的 翁格

  • impress — vt.盖印;强征;传送;给予某人深刻印象; vi.给人印象; n.印象,印记;特征,痕迹;
  • Pierce — v. 穿 透;扎;刺破;穿过; n. 皮尔斯;
  • reception — n. 接待;招待会;欢迎;欢迎会;
  • overcome — vt.克服;胜过; vi.克 服;得胜;
  • missing — adj.失踪的;缺少的; v.错过(miss的ing形式);想念;漏掉;
  • partner — n.伙伴;合伙人;配 偶; vi.合伙;合股;成为搭档; vt.使合作;与…合伙;
07:38

I don't know, Houlihan. Seems sort of thin.

不知道 花丽安 线索有点少

07:40

In an investigation, one dude always has to go opposite the other dude.

在调查过程中 一个人必须要和另一个唱反调

07:44

That's how they get things done.

才能把事情搞定

07:45

Well, you guys can work it out.

好吧 你们俩能搞定的

07:46

Yeah, we will.

当然 我们会的

07:47

No, we won't.

才怪 我们不行

07:50

Britta, Shirley... - Oh, that's me.

布雷塔 雪瑞 -叫到我了

07:52

I want you to take this camera And follow Chang around for his day-to-day.

你们拿着这台摄像机 跟踪拍摄昌日常的一举一动

07:55

Really get into the life of a functioning Changnesiac.

深入 昌癔症 患者的生活I want you to go inside his home, work, pod. 走进他的住所 工作地 储物柜

08:02

Just get everything.

关于他的一切

08:03

Ooh, that's great advertising for my growing business.

那对我蒸蒸日上的事业可是绝佳的广告啊

08:05

Okay, I'll do it. And with my photography skills...

好吧 我来拍 有我高超的摄影技巧

08:08

Jeff, thank you.

杰夫 谢谢你

08:10

When the dean told me you were going to help me, I couldn't believe it.

院长告诉我你要来帮我的时候 我简直不敢相信

08:13

A cool, smart lawyer like yourself reaching out to a little nobody like me?

你这样冷酷又聪明的律师 居然会对我这无名小卒伸出援手

08:18

I never told you I was a lawyer.

我从没告诉过你我曾经是律师

08:21

No, you didn't.

你是没说

08:23

Shirley said it, remember?

是雪瑞说的 记得吗

08:24

You said, "You hired Chang?"

你说 你居然雇了昌

08:25

And I said, "I'm Kevin, and you are?"

我说 我是凯文 请问你是

08:27

And you said, "Not calling you Kevin,"

你说 打死不叫你凯文

08:28

And I said, "Hi, not calling you Kevin.

我说 你好 打死不叫你凯文

08:29

What are you having?"

你要点什么

08:30

And you said, "None of this."

你说 什么都不要

08:31

And then Shirley said, "I don't care what he calls himself.

然后雪瑞说 我不在乎他叫什么名字

08:33

He's a hard worker.

他工作很努力

08:34

We're all broken people, and we all deserve a second chance.

人无完人 我们都该拥有一次改过的机会

08:36

Like how I gave Andre a second chance.

就像我给了安德烈第二次机会那样

08:38

Doesn't mean I forgot. I just forgave."

我不是忘了 我只是原谅他了

08:40

And you said, "Chang didn't sleep with a stripper.

你说 昌可不是和脱衣舞娘上床而已

08:42

He tried to kill us.

他是想杀了我们Why does everyone keep forgetting all that?" 怎么就没人记得这茬了

08:45

And then Shirley said, "But he didn't.

然后雪瑞说 但他最后没杀

08:47

And you used to be a sleazy lawyer."

你不也曾是个冒牌律师吗

08:49

Her words.

她的原话

08:51

That's quite a memory you have.

你的记忆力可真不赖

08:53

Well, my short term memory has actually improved.

我的短期记忆变好了

08:55

My doctor calls it a, um...

医生说这是一种...

09:00

side effect.

副作用

09:02

Well played, Chang.

这招高啊 昌

09:04

The chess match has begun.

对决正式开始

09:06

What...

09:07

I'm Chinese?

我居然是中国人

09:08

Do you want to get some footage while we're waiting for Kevin?

趁这会咱们都在等凯文 要不要拍点片段

09:11

Maybe we could take some shots of my delicious bread baking, or the affordable prices on our new Shirley's sandwiches super saver menu .

也许可以拍一下 我家烘焙的美味面包 或者是雪瑞三明治新推出的 超实惠菜单上的超实惠价格

09:18

Or we could get to know the Shirley behind the sandwiches.

我们也可以了解一下 做三明治的老板雪瑞

  • delicious — adj.美味的;可口的;
  • menu — n. 菜单;(功能选择)菜单;选单;
09:21

Here, give me that camera.

来 把摄像机给我

09:22

Oh. Okay.

好吧

09:23

Be careful, now. It's Abed's camera.

小心点儿 这可是阿布蒂的摄像机

09:25

All right. - Watch it.

知道了 -小心啊

09:26

Oh, where is the stop button on this?

停止拍摄按钮在哪

09:30

Oh, here it is. - Okay.

在这呢 -好了

09:32

You want to hear my pitch ?

要听听我的构思吗

09:33

A strong, independent woman, starting her own business.

一位坚强而独立的女性 开创了自己的一番事业

09:37

An "Entrepreneu-her", if you will.

一位 女企业家 你觉得如何

09:40

Or maybe a businesswoman?

能叫女商人吗

09:42

Okay, fine. Think inside the box.

好啊 没问题 真传统

09:44

All right. Are you ready?

准备好了吗

09:47

Action.

开拍

09:49

Cut. Oh! Beautiful.

卡 太棒了

09:52

You don't think the song was too much?

你不觉得这首歌太过吗

09:53

Are you kidding me? It made the scene.

开什么玩笑 就靠这歌出戏呢

09:56

You know what?

知道吗

09:56

I want to get some better lighting up in this noise.

我想搞点更好的灯光来配合气氛

09:58

Let's go hit up Abed.

我们去找阿布蒂吧

10:00

I never told anybody that story, Britta.

我没跟别人说过这事 布雷塔

10:02

Oh, it was beautiful.

美极了

10:04

I was dead for three minutes.

我死了三分钟

10:06

Three minutes?

三分钟

10:07

Three whole minutes. They thought I was gone.

整整三分钟 他们都以为我死了

10:10

Pierce.

皮尔斯

10:11

How's your act coming?

准备得怎么样了

10:12

Blackface Senor Wences?

黑人文西斯先生吗

10:14

How do you think it's coming?

你觉得准备得怎么样

10:18

In the unlikely event I fail to expose Chang, I'm pretty confident Pierce will make sure we don't get a grant.

即便发生了 我没能揭穿昌 这种不可能事件 我确信皮尔斯绝对能让我们拿不到拨款

10:25

What you talkin' about, honkey?

你在讲什么 白鬼

10:26

Wow, that bit could not get any more perfect.

这表演不能更完美了

  • button — n.按钮;纽扣; vt.扣住;扣紧;在…上装纽扣; vi.扣住;装有纽扣;扣上纽扣;
  • pitch — n. 沥青;球场;柏 油;(体育比赛的)场地; v. 投;推销;抛;颠簸;
  • independent — adj. 独立的;自主的;自治的;不相干的人所做 的(或提供的); n. 无党派议员(或候选人等);
  • event — n.事件,大事;项目;结果;
  • fail — vi.失败,不及格;破 产;缺乏;衰退; vt.不及格;使失望;忘记;舍弃; n.不及格;
  • expose — vt.揭露,揭发;使曝光;显示;
  • confident — adj.自信的;确信的;
10:29

Wait a minute.

等一等

10:30

I haven't introduced you to my Asian wife yet.

我还没给你介绍我的亚裔妻子呢

10:37

I was wrong.

我太天真了

10:41

This is the place. - No, it's not.

就是这 -才不是

10:47

Garrett, here he comes. Get up.

加瑞 他来了 站起来

10:48

I can't. It's too heavy!

起不来 太沉了

10:50

Garrett, now. Now.

加瑞 赶紧的

10:55

Excuse me, Mr. Sullivan.

打扰一下 苏利文先生

10:57

This is Houlihan. I'm her partner, Partner.

这位是花丽安 我是她搭档 大当

10:58

Wait, I'm Partner. - No, you're not.

不对 我是大当 -你才不是

11:02

We'd like to ask you a couple of questions.

我们想问几个问题

11:03

What are you, the trout police?

你们是谁 鳟鱼警察吗

11:05

Because if you are, you're legally bound to tell me, or else it's entrapment.

如果是的话 你们有义务告诉我 否则这就是诱捕

11:08

We're not the trout police.

我们不是鳟鱼警察

11:09

Have you seen this man?

你见过这个人吗

11:13

One morning, I see something coming out of the trout tank , and at first, I was scared, Because, uh, I'm the last face that a lot of trout ever see.

有天早上 我看见有东西从鳟鱼塘爬出来 一开始我挺害怕 因为大部分鳟鱼只见过我这张脸

11:21

I'm not saying that the trout are a vengeful breed , but if they were, I...

我不是说鳟鱼好记仇 但如果真记仇

11:26

I'd probably be public enemy number one.

我肯定是它们的头号公敌So the figure that emerged, it was that man? 从鱼塘里出来的 就是这个人咯

11:31

Yeah, and I was pretty relieved when I found out it was a naked Asian guy, and not an angry trout.

是的 当我发现爬出来的 不是鳟鱼精 只是个亚裔裸男后 我松了一口气

11:36

And when was this?

那是什么时候

11:37

Oh, it must have been around June.

应该是六月份

11:39

I remember because my milkweed allergies were acting up something fierce .

我之所以记得是因为我的乳草过敏症 发作得很厉害

11:43

I gave him some clothes, and sent him on his way the next morning.

我给了他衣服 在第二天早上就送他上路了

  • bound — adj.有义务的;必定的;受约束的;装有封面的; vt.束缚;使跳跃; n.范围;跳跃; vi.限制;弹起;
  • tank — n.坦克;水槽;池塘; vt.把…贮放在柜内;打败; vi.乘坦克行进;
  • breed — vi.繁殖;饲养;产生; vt.繁殖;饲 养;养育,教育;引起; n.[生物]品种;种类,类型;
  • figure — n.数字;人物;图形;价格;(人的)体形;画像; vi.计算; 出现;扮演角色; vt.计算;认为;描绘;象征;
  • naked — adj.裸体的;无装饰的;无证据的;直率的;
  • fierce — adj.凶 猛的;猛烈的;暴躁的;
11:46

I don't know what happened to him after that.

之后他怎样我就不知道了

11:49

Mr. Sullivan, how many employees do you have here?

苏利文先生 你这有多少员工

11:51

Employees?

员工

11:53

What do I look like, Trout World?

以为我这里是鳟鱼世界吗

11:56

No employees. Heh, just me.

没有员工 就我一个人

11:59

And my dog.

和我的狗

12:00

I knew he was hiding something.

我知道他有所隐瞒

12:02

A spike in production in June, at the peak of milkweed allergy season?

六月份产量陡增 还刚好是在乳草过敏季节

12:06

Something on this trout farm was starting to smell...wrong.

这鳟鱼渔场闻起来有些东西 不对劲

12:11

The problem was, I didn't have any way to make him talk.

问题是 我没办法让他老实交代

12:14

Or did I?

真没法子吗

12:15

Well, looks like everything checks out here.

看起来这里没什么问题

12:18

Right, Troy?

对吧 特洛伊

12:19

No, Houlihan, I don't think anything checks out here.

不 花丽安 这里的问题大了

12:22

No, don't fly off the handle , Partner.

别乱来 大当

12:25

Oh, I will fly off the handle, Houlihan.

我就要乱来 花丽安

12:27

What the hell are you talking about?

你们在乱扯什么鬼玩意儿

12:29

I'm sorry, Mr. Sullivan.

抱歉 苏利文先生

12:30

Clearly, you have nothing to hide.

很显然 你毫无隐瞒

12:34

What are you hiding?

你隐瞒了什么

12:35

Fine!

好吧

12:36

You got me.

被你发现了

12:37

I've been using that Asian guy as unpaid, manual labor for three months before I drove him into town.

我让那亚裔男当免费劳力 分文不给 使了他三个月我才送他去镇里

12:43

But he wanted me to!

但那是他要我做的

12:45

We were friends, and I treated him with respect and dignity.

我们是朋友 我以尊重和庄严的态度对待他

12:51

Partner and Houlihan.

大当和花丽安

12:54

Shut up, Kevin!

闭嘴 凯文

12:56

Partner and Houlihan.

大当和花丽安

12:59

I don't understand.

我不明白

  • peak — n. 高峰;顶峰;山峰;尖端; v. 达到高峰;达到最高值; adj. 最高度的;高峰时期的;巅峰状态的;
  • handle — n.[建]把手;柄;手感;口实; vt.处理;操作;运用;买卖;触摸; vi.搬运;易于操纵;
  • hell — n.地狱;究竟 (作加强语气词);训斥;黑暗势力; vi.过放荡生活;飞驰; int.该死;见鬼(表示惊奇、烦恼、厌恶、恼怒、失 望等);
  • manual — n. 说明书;指南;使用手册; adj. 用手的;手工的;体力的;手动的;
  • respect — n.尊敬,尊重; 方面;敬意; vt.尊敬,尊重;遵守;
13:00

Why would he work for no money?

他为什么要当免费劳力

13:01

Because he doesn't know about money.

他不知道钱是什么

13:02

Kevin doesn't know about labor laws, or 40- hour work weeks, or that that dude named him after a dog.

凯文都不晓得劳动法是什么 不晓得一周40工时也不晓得那人给他起了狗名

13:07

Growing up, I had a cat named Troy, a bird named Troy, and a hamster named Troy.

小时候 我有只猫叫特洛伊 有只鸟叫特洛伊 有只仓鼠叫特洛伊

13:11

They were all older than me.

他们都比我大

13:14

Oh, my God.

天啊

13:15

I think Kevin's struggle just got a lot sexier, grant-wise.

我认为凯文的奋斗史 显得更性感 更有拨款相了

13:19

This is horrible .

这太糟了

13:21

It was horrible.

糟透了

13:23

They were supposed to come back with a smoking gun, and all they found was a little human rights abuse .

他们本应该带回来关键证据 结果他们只带回来迫害人权的证据

13:27

Which, normally , is terrible.

正常情况下 那挺糟糕的

13:29

So do you believe Kevin now?

你现在相信凯文了吗

13:30

No. I want all your footage.

没有 我要你所有的录像

13:32

I know Chang slipped up.

昌肯定会露馅

13:33

He's not smart enough to play dumb all the time.

他没聪明到一直装傻的程度

13:36

What about Shirley and Britta's footage?

雪莉和布雷塔的镜头呢

13:37

It's unusable crap.

都是用不上的垃圾

13:38

I don't care. I want it all.

我不在乎 我都要

13:40

Do you want it bad enough to rent me a crane ?

你的渴望程度会强烈到给我租个稳定架吗

13:41

And maybe license me an expensive song?

要不再我买一首超贵的歌曲使用权吗

13:43

Yeah, whatever.

是的 随便啦

13:44

*The itsy-bitsy spider*

*一只小蜘蛛*

13:47

*Went up the water spout*

*爬上了水龙头*

13:54

Unusable crap is generous .

说是用不上的垃圾都算赞扬了

13:57

It goes on like this for another 12 hours.

就这么持续了12个小时

  • horrible — adj.可怕的;极讨厌的;
  • abuse — n.滥用;虐待;辱骂;弊端;恶习,陋习; vt.滥用;虐待;辱骂;
  • normally — adv.正常地;通常地,一般地;
  • dumb — adj.哑的,无说话能力的;不说话的,无声音的;
  • rent — n. 租金;撕裂;破裂处;裂口; v. 出租;租用;租借;将…租给; adj. 撕裂的;分裂的;
  • crane — n.吊车,起重 机;鹤; vi.伸着脖子看;迟疑,踌躇; vt.用起重机起吊;伸长脖子;
  • license — v. 许可;批准;
  • generous — adj. 慷慨的,大方的;宽宏大量的;有雅量的;
13:59

I couldn't even get through it all, And I sat through The Tree of Life.

我都没毅力全看完 要知道我可是看过《生命之树》的人

14:04

Wait, right there. What's that?

等下 那是什么

14:07

Oh, come on, you slippery snake, slip up.

你个狡猾狡猾地 现形吧

14:10

Doubtful .

我看不会

14:11

When he's alone, he mostly just practices smiling and frowning.

独处的时候 他多半只会练习微笑皱眉

14:13

We've all done it.

大家不都那样嘛

14:23

Who's he calling?

他在给谁打电话

14:24

Good question.

问得好

14:27

We figure that out, we've got our smoking gun.

找出对方是谁 我们就能找到关键证据

14:30

And all thanks to Britta. - Don't ruin this.

多亏了布雷塔 -别破坏气氛

14:35

The stage was set for a climatic final set piece .

舞台已经搭好 迎接血雨腥风的大结局

14:37

MacGuffin people were on campus .

麦高芬考察团来到学校

14:39

And Jeff had prepared quite the presentation .

而杰夫则准备好了一场好戏

14:43

You shut up.

你闭嘴

14:44

But I love you.

但是我爱你

14:45

You get yourself in the kitchen, and make me a burrito.

滚去厨房 给我做玉米煎饼

14:47

Oh, okay, yay! Oh, thank you.

好了 谢谢

14:49

Okay, thank you, Pierce Hawthorne i'll pay you a woman.

感谢你 皮尔斯·霍桑 我帮你找个妹子

14:51

for your special blend of playful racial humor.

感谢你特别的包含了俏皮的种族笑话

14:55

And genuine thoughts on Geraldine Ferraro.

还有对杰罗丁·费拉罗的诚实见解的表演

14:58

He's an old teddy bear .

真是个可爱的老家伙

14:59

And now, I believe Jeff Winger has a presentation.

现在杰夫·翁格要做演讲了耶 Yay.

  • slippery — adj.滑的;狡猾的;不稳定的;
  • Doubtful — adj.可疑的;令人生疑的;疑心的;不能确定的;
  • ruin — n. 废墟;毁坏;灭亡; vt.毁灭;使破产; vi.破产;堕落;被毁灭;
  • stage — n.阶段;舞台;戏剧;驿站; vt.举行;上演;筹 划; vi.举行;适于上演;乘驿车旅行;
  • piece — n.块;件;篇;硬币; vt.修补;接合;凑合;
  • campus — n.(大学)校园; 大学,大学生活;校园内的草地;
  • presentation — n.展示;描述,陈述;介绍;赠送;
  • blend — v. 混合;融合;加 入;相称; n. 混合;混合物;混合种;混合色;
  • racial — adj.种族的;人种的;
  • genuine — adj.真实的,真正的;诚 恳的;
  • bear — vt.结果实,开花(正式); vt.忍受;承受;具有;支撑; n.熊;
15:06

Thank you. I must confess , I was just a short while ago quite skeptical about Changnesia.

谢谢 我必须承认 就在刚刚 我还在怀疑 昌癔症的真实性

15:12

But, with the help of my friends, we have uncovered a lot about this terrible, newly- discovered, completely real disease.

但通过朋友的帮助 我们对这个新发现的可怕而真实的疾病 有了许多了解

15:19

I think you'll find it as eye-opening as I did.

我想你们也会像我一样觉得大开眼界

15:22

Wait till you see what we found.

等着看我们的发现吧

15:24

Kevin was a victim of human trafficking.

凯文被人贩子拐卖了

15:26

Our purpose here tonight is to help cure Kevin of his Changnesia.

我们今晚的目的是帮助凯文 治好他的昌癔症

15:32

Who better to job his memory than someone special from his allegedly erased past.

在他那段号称被抹去的过去中 没人比这个特别的人更能唤起他的记忆了

15:37

So please welcome to the stage the former Mrs. Ben Chang, Alessandra.

请掌声欢迎 前任本·昌夫人 艾丽珊德拉上台

15:43

Alessandra, come on up.

艾丽珊德拉 请上来吧

15:44

Thank you.

谢谢

15:50

Ben...

15:52

Do you remember me?

你记得我吗

15:56

I'm sorry.

抱歉

15:59

I don't.

我不记得

16:00

Admit it, Kevin.

承认吧 凯文

16:01

You remember her.

你记得她的

16:02

This is the woman you never stopped loving.

这是你从未停止过爱恋的女人

16:05

Hit the lights!

放投影

16:20

You love her so much, you called her over and over and over again, even though you don't know her or how to use a phone or what a number is.

你太爱她了 以至于你不停地给她打电话 即使你不知道她是谁 也不知道怎么用电话 甚至连数都不识

16:33

What's going on here?

到底怎么回事

16:34

You told me I was here to help him.

你说让我来 是为了帮助他

16:35

Oh, we are here to help him, all right.

我们确实是来帮他的

16:38

We are here to help him admit that he has been faking this whole time.

我们来帮他承认 他一直是在装疯卖傻

16:43

Where'd you get the number, Chang?

你从哪拿到的电话号码 昌

  • confess — vt.承认;坦白;忏悔;供认; vi.承认;坦白;忏悔;供认;
  • victim — n.受害人;牺牲品;牺牲者;
  • former — adj.从前的,前者的;前任的; n.模型,样板;起形成作用的人;
  • Admit — vt.承认;准许进入;可容 纳; vi.承认;容许;
16:44

I found it in the vents!

我从通风口捡到的

16:47

555-0190 It's 555-0190.

16:50

And it was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen.

那是我见过最美的东西

16:53

But I always hung up, because...

但我总是挂断 因为

16:57

I didn't know if the person on the other end would ever want to talk to Kevin...

我不知道电话那端的人 在知道打电话的人是昌后

17:01

after knowing Chang.

是否还愿意跟凯文说话

17:03

You seem so nice.

你看起来很和善

17:04

If we were really married , I wish I could remember for even one moment how lucky I was.

如果我们确实曾是夫妻 我希望我能记得 哪怕只是一会儿 我有多么幸运

17:11

Oh, Ben.

17:16

Jeffrey, what are you doing?

杰夫瑞 你在干吗

17:17

Look, if he doesn't remember her, then this wouldn't bother him.

如果他不记得她 这对他就不会有影响

17:21

My logic is flawless!

我的逻辑滴水不漏

17:25

Doesn't that bother you?

你对此有意见吗

17:26

That bothers you!

你分明就有意见

17:27

Things got so ugly , I hesitate to even show you this footage.

事态变得很糟糕 我曾犹豫过要不要让你们看这段

17:29

But I will let you see me reacting to it.

不过你们可以看到我对此的反应

17:31

That'll probably be more than you can handle.

真相也许令你们无法忍受

17:41

Actually, it's not that bad, but this keeps the story moving.

其实也没那么糟啦 不过这样更加戏剧化

17:44

Hey, Alessandra, his last girlfriend was a charred mannequin leg!

艾丽珊德拉 他的上任女友是条烧焦的假模特腿

17:48

Jeffrey! Have you lost your mind?

杰夫瑞 你是疯了吗

17:50

You never believed Kevin?

你从没相信过凯文吗

17:51

You were just lying to manipulate us into helping you hurt him?

你只是假装相信 好利用我们 帮你伤害他

17:54

Jeffrey, I trusted you and believed in you and fantasized about celebrating over Mimosas with you!

杰夫瑞 我相信你 信任你 还曾幻想跟你喝含羞草鸡尾酒一起庆祝

17:59

Dean, if this is the sort of uphill battle you're facing in the fight against Changnesia, well, then, you're gonna need all the help you can get.

院长 如果这是你为治愈昌癔症 所面临的严峻挑战 你一定需要一切可能得到的帮助

  • married — adj.已婚的,有配偶的;婚姻的,夫妇的;密切结合的; n.已婚者; v.结婚,与…结婚(marry的 过去式);
  • lucky — adj.幸运的;侥幸的;
  • bother — vt.烦扰,打扰;使……不安;使……恼怒; vi.操心,麻烦;烦 恼; n.麻烦;烦恼;
  • ugly — adj.丑陋的;邪恶的;令人厌恶的;
  • hesitate — v. (对某事)犹豫;顾虑;疑虑;
18:06

On behalf of the MacGuffin Neurological Institute, grant granted.

我代表麦高芬神经医学研究所 给予拨款

18:15

So...I guess I did help.

所以我确实帮了忙

18:17

Just not in the way I wanted to.

只不过不是以我想象的方式

18:20

But, on the bright side, this is the most well- documented failure of my life.

但往好的方面看 这是我人生中被记录得最完美的败笔

18:28

Thank you.

谢谢

18:29

By trying to make Kevin a pariah, I accidentally became more Chang than Chang at his Changiest.

为了努力让凯文成为贱人 我却变得比最贱时的昌 还要贱上三分的人

18:37

That's funny.

真逗啊

18:39

Well, I didn't try to kill anyone.

不过我没贱到想杀人

18:41

Which no one seems to care about.

虽然貌似没人在乎

18:42

But you know what I'm saying.

不过你懂我意思啦

18:46

Can I sit here?

我能坐这吗

18:49

You sure you want to be seen with me?

你确定愿意被别人看到跟我一起吗You have a brand-new reputation to uphold. 你现在人气很旺 要维护名誉啊

18:55

I like you.

我喜欢你

18:57

Really?

真的吗

18:58

Even after everything I did to...

在我对你...不管你是谁吧...

19:01

whoever you are?

做过那些事之后

19:03

Okay, I get it.

好吧 我明白了

19:05

Changnesia's hard to understand.

昌癔症很难理解

19:07

At least, that's what people tell me.

至少大家都是这么跟我说的

19:09

Now, I don't know a thing about it, which apparently is one of the symptoms, and it's so frustrating.

反正我是啥都不懂 显然这也是症状之一 确实很让人泄气

19:16

Look, I know Chang was a bad guy.

我知道昌是个大坏蛋

19:20

So he probably deserved everything you did to him.

也许你所做的一切他都罪有应得

19:24

But you're not a bad guy.

但你不是个坏人

19:25

You just made a mistake.

你只是犯了错误

19:28

And I'm willing to start over fresh if you are.

如果你愿意 我希望跟你重新开始

19:33

Hi.

你好

  • battle — n.战役;斗争; vi.斗争;作战; vt.与…作战;
  • behalf — n.代表;利益;
  • failure — n.失败;故障;失败者;破 产;
  • reputation — n.名声,名誉;声望;
19:35

My name's Kevin.

我叫凯文

19:37

I'm not saying I believe him.

我并不是说我相信了他

19:39

But I have got an idea of what it feels like to be Chang.

但我现在了解了 成为昌这种烂人是什么感受

19:44

Wanting to leave that name behind is the sanest decision anyone can make.

迫切地想摆脱这个恶名 是任何人都会做出的明智抉择

19:54

Hi.

你好

19:56

I'm Jeff.

我是杰夫

20:10

Thanks.

谢谢

20:11

A lot of filmmakers use crane shots to elicit emotion .

很多导演会用上升镜头来带出情感

20:13

What the heck, Abed?

到底怎么回事 阿布蒂

20:14

You knew what Jeffrey was planning to do the whole time?

你一直都知道杰夫瑞的计划吗

20:17

Why can't you ever make a documentary about the thing you plan to make a documentary about?

你干嘛不拍个纪录片 专门讲你准备拍成纪录片的事呢

20:20

Don't censor him!

不要审查他嘛

20:22

Censorship.

审查制度

20:23

This is the documentary.

这就是纪录片正题

20:25

Abed, you gotta teach me how to use that camera.

阿布蒂 你一定要教我用摄影机

20:30

Guys...I'm sorry.

大家 我很抱歉

20:32

I really screwed up.

我搞砸了

20:34

I hope you can forgive me.

希望你们能原谅我

20:37

Already forgotten.

早就忘记啦

20:40

Kevin...

凯文

20:41

What are we laughing about?

你们笑什么

20:42

Oh, Kevin.

凯文啊

20:44

Adorable. - Good job.

太萌啦 -说得妙

20:46

I don't get it.

我不懂耶

21:00

Hi, it's me.

喂 是我

21:02

They all finally bought it.

他们终于都相信了

21:03

Hook , line, and Winger.

下饵 收线 翁格上钩

21:06

I patiently await your further instructions.

我会耐心等待您进一步指示

21:08

Chang out.

昌 完毕

21:15

Why did I do that? Man...

我干吗扔掉啊 傻啊我

  • emotion — n.情感;情绪;
  • Hook — n. 钩;挂钩;鱼钩;钓钩; v. 挂住;箍住;钓(鱼);打曲线球;
  • await — vt.等候, 等待;期待;
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