Touched by an Angel (1994–2003): Season 4, Episode 21 - Seek and Ye Shall Find - full transcript

TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL #421 "Seek
and Ya Shall Find" Closed Captioned

Tess, are we lost?

Angels don't get lost.

Ever?

Hardly ever.

A hot mocha latte
would be lovely right now.

This is not latte
country, Miss Wings.

We in Mississippi,

near a little town
called Savage,

where we'll be blessed
to get a cup of coffee.

Or a tank of gas.



Are you sure we're not lost?

If you ever do get lost,
baby, remember this:

seek and ye shall find.

Repeat that.

Seek and ye shall find.

Look, Tess.

Ah... now we cooking with gas.

Excuse me, sir, but
my connection bus

was due here an
hour ago... Where is it?

Well... Yeah, it's late.

I know that, but I have
an important appointment.

There must be
something you can do.

Look, sport...

Uh, wait a minute,
I'm not "sport," okay?



Nor "Ace."

I happen to be a doctor.

Or I used to be.

Okay. Look, Doc,

we ain't had a snowstorm
here in 50 years.

I'm in charge of the
depot, not the weather.

Yeah, right.

Thanks again.

Mm-hmm.

People who litter
are terribly upsetting.

Well, that litterbug is your
assignment, Miss Wings.

Dr. Chester Crayton...
A man full of pain.

He's forgotten who he is,

and he's forgotten who God is.

And believe me,
there's nothing lonelier.

But doesn't he see God
in everything around him?

In every snowflake?

Well, believing is
hard for humans.

Harder than some angels realize.

You see snowflakes
falling from heaven.

All Chester sees is an icy road.

Many men will
have to slip and fall

before they find their way home.

It's time for you and
Chester to take a trip.

A bus trip? No, baby,

buses don't go
where you're going.

This is gonna be a hard one.

But remember,

every journey is
about a destination.

Seek... and ye shall find.

But you must seek
with all of your heart.

I love you, baby.

State Street!

Hey there! You okay?

Ooh! Well, that
was quite a tumble.

Ooh, looks like you took
a little lick to the head.

Yeah. You just
take it easy there.

What's your name, sugar?

I don't know.

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Who are you? Uh,
call me Colonel.

Come on, let's get you inside.

You are shivering. There you go.

Up you go. Upsy daisy.

Here, now... What's this here?

Well, looks like
you're out of cigarettes.

There we go.

Roy! You all got
a doctor on board.

Get him down here. Now!

Here we go. There we go.

Paul Radcliff is still scheduled

for execution
tonight at 12:01 a.m.

After seven years on death
row for the brutal slaying...

Hey, Effie! Effie!

Sit over here now, come on.

There you go. Lord almighty.

Colonel, what happened?

Well, took a little
fall, hit her head.

What's your name, honey?

I don't know.

Who are you?

Well, I'm Effie.

Where am I?

What am I doing here?

Fear not, honey.

How about a nice
quilt to keep you warm?

Thank you, Effie.

Let me get you out of that

wet coat there, sugar. Come on.

There you go. Thank you.

Took a spill, huh?

What is this place?

Wh... Where am I?

Sister,

you're in a bus
station in Mississippi.

God's country.

God?

Which one is he?

You have bumped your head.

I don't know anyone here.

Why am I here?

Do... do you know?

Ma'am, I'm sure you're
gonna be just fine.

Look, I've got to be somewhere.

The Colonel wants to see you.

They need a doctor in there.

I don't have time for this.

If you didn't want him
to know you're a doctor,

you shouldn't have mentioned it.

Didn't want to
cooperate, Colonel.

I don't practice
medicine anymore,

and I told you, I
have an appointment.

Well, there's another
bus on its way.

Doc, this girl
slipped on the ice.

She needs help.

I can't be late. EFFIE:
Can't you remember

the Golden Rule?

There you go, honey.

Made it myself.

Won first place
at the State Fair.

$500.

Saving up for my
trip to the Holy Land.

Holy Land?

You just rest.

S-Sir?

D-Don't miss your
bus on account of me.

I mean... Hey.

Sorry.

Well... next bus
heading south, I'm on it,

so let's get this
over with, all right?

How many fingers
am I holding up?

Three.

Can you read the
sign on the jukebox?

"Do not touch."

You got a flashlight?

I got some of those
Elvis, uh, penlights.

Elvis?

Oh... that's pretty!

I never seen those before.

I've seen Elvis ashtrays
and Elvis night lights,

but never a little
bitty penlight.

Pupils are clear.

No glossing over.

Your eyes... seem really sad.

You be the patient,
I'll be the doctor, okay?

You want to buy one?

Oh... no, I can't afford it.

Well, Doc, I just
called the hospital.

They're all snowed in.

Will she be all
right till morning?

Well, there's no bruise,
there's no bumps.

You still better get her
there first thing tomorrow.

Now, what is the last thing

that you remember
before the fall?

Well, I... I think I was happy.

It was snowing,

and every flake was different.

And when I woke,

I was holding
something in my hands.

Pack of cigarettes.

Oh.

So you smoke, huh?

I suppose I must.

But...

What's the first thing
you remember clearly

after the fall?

W-Well, someone led me in here.

Well, this man.

A-And then another man told me

I was in God's country.

Oh... Really.

And so, with less
than four hours

before the execution

of Paul Radcliff, the protests
outside Parchman Prison

continue.

Radcliff claims to
be a changed man

since committing a murder
during a drug-induced crime spree

seven years ago.

As time runs out
tonight for Paul Radcliff,

his lawyers continue to
seek every avenue of redress.

Currently, the
granting of clemency...

Seek.

I remember something.

Remember what?

Seek... and ye shall find.

So, she smokes
and reads the Bible.

Well, that's two
strikes against her,

because, believe me, they're
both bad for the system.

The Bible is the window
into this prison of a world,

through which we
can glimpse eternity.

What are you talking about?

The Bible.

The living word of God.

Oh, it's a book.

Who is this God that
you keep mentioning?

God, my dear,

is the creator of the universe.

He created this whole

entire world in just six days.

Flowers, trees.

Ba-da-ba-da-ba-da.

Never heard of God?

That's amazing.

Even those who don't
believe have heard of Him.

I'm sorry,

but He must be very
talented to have done all that.

Not everyone believes in Him.

Well, why do you
have to believe?

Because you can't see Him.

But if you can't see Him,
how do you know He's there?

Well, He never bothered
to show His face to me.

I believe in God.

You got a baby
coming into this world,

you got to believe in God.

Ain't no one else you can trust.

She's right.

And if you'd like to
learn more about God,

perhaps you'd like
to buy one of these

genuine imitation
leather Bibles.

Gold edge with concordance,

and a page for your family tree.

Brother Jim at your service.

I don't know if I have a family.

30 years running a depot,

I've seen all kinds, but
you sure take the cake.

Honey,

if you have nothing
else in this world,

you should at least have God.

I'll buy you one.

You're a good woman, ma'am.

That poor lady's hurting,

and the Bible always brings
us comfort and strength.

I study it every day.

And one day, I'll see
all the glorious places

it talks about in the Holy Land.

Won't be long now.

Well, ordinarily I charge $29,

but your generosity has
moved me to give you this Bible.

At cost.

$20 even. No tax.

Ten... twenty.

Thank you, ma'am.

Excuse me, sir,

but I've done all I
can for that lady.

But you've got to
keep her talking.

She's got to stay conscious.

'Cause if she falls asleep
she could end up in a coma

and I'm not going
to be responsible.

Nobody's hanging a
malpractice suit on me.

Well, nobody's suing me either.

Sounds to me like the two of you

don't know God any
better than she does.

Lady, don't let them
talk you into God, okay?

That's what
happens in this world.

People get talked into
believing God loves us.

No, children are born
knowing the truth about God.

Then later they're
talked out of it.

That's what my wife used
to say, but she's gone.

Hmm, I don't wonder.

She used to believe in God.

If you don't mind me asking,

sir, what happened to your wife?

See that killer on TV?

Nor do I want to pretend...

He took her away.

He killed my wife.

That boy killed your wife?

Yes, sir.

Oh, yeah.

Now I recognize
you from the paper.

You're that doctor from Tunica.

Lord, have mercy.

Oh, it's too late
for mercy, ma'am.

It's not too late for justice.

I've waited for this
day a long time,

and I'm going to get on
the next bus to Parchman,

and all I want is
to watch him die.

To see his eyes shut

and his heart stop,
the way mine has.

I envy you, lady.

I'd give anything to
have forgotten everything

that's happened
to me in this life.

Poor man.

Ma'am, maybe he's right.

Maybe you're the
luckiest one here.

You get to start all over.

Clean slate.

Make yourself up from scratch.

That'd be nice.

Don't you like who you are?

Oh, I don't know.

Um, I guess not.

But you're so young and pretty.

Oh, now I know you're
crazier than a Betsy bug.

And you're going to have a baby.

My baby's going to be born poor.

That's why I'm going to Tupelo.

That's where Elvis was born.

Born poor.

And if my baby
is born in Tupelo,

then he'll be
blessed like Elvis.

Well, honey, all children
are blessed by God

and surrounded by angels.

Angels?

You never heard of angels?

Honey, angels are
sent by God to help you.

They're all around us.

Always wanted to see one.

That's what I pray for,

to see an angel just
once before I die.

Is there an angel for everyone?

Of course there is.

One for you, one for me.

Even that boy that's
going to die tonight.

Well, the whole world
drifts through here

and I ain't seen an angel yet.

Well, my wife was an angel.

She was the most beautiful woman

that I ever saw.

She's the reason that
I came to this state.

Tunica, Mississippi.

We had it pretty
cushy up north, but, oh,

she didn't want cushy,
no, not my Laurel.

Laurel... That's
a beautiful name.

So I said, "Why Tunica?

It's the poorest county
in the whole country."

And she says, "Exactly.

"They need doctors.

Somebody's got
to do God's work."

And, so we, uh,
we came here and...

and she was so sweet.

She gave that boy a job

out of the goodness of her heart

because he needed the work.

Here comes that bus.

And he runs off, he
gets high on something

and he comes back
and he murders my wife...

in cold blood.

That's the day I stopped
practicing medicine.

Well, what do you think, lady?

You got a heart, right?

Does that boy deserve one ounce

of compassion?

I don't know.

I feel so lost.

I wish I had an angel.

How do you get one?

Hello.

Can I help you?

Yeah, I'm on the
bus to Parchman.

You going to the execution?

Yeah.

Are you for it or against it?

I'm just there to cover it.

You're a reporter, huh?

Hold on, Doc.

I still got to gas her up.

Hello.

Hello.

I'm... I'm sorry.

I don't mean to stare.

That's okay. Do
you recognize me?

I was hoping that
someone would know me.

You see, I've lost my memory.

Well, temporarily, I hope.

I hope so, too.

It's a terrible feeling,
not knowing who you are,

where you come from,
where you're going.

And I don't know how to begin.

May I?

You know, you, uh...

You're on a, a journey...

that really, no one
else can take for you.

But there is someone
who can help.

"Seek ye first the kingdom
of God and his righteousness,

and all these things
will be added unto you."

You're looking for
clues about who you are.

Find out who God is first.

He made you.

He knows who you are.

My favorite Elvis song!

Oh, don't do that.

Can't you read? Don't touch.

I'm sorry.

I just wanted to hear Elvis.

Oh, there, there, baby.

She didn't know
what she was doing.

She nearly blew
your fuse, didn't she?

"Do not touch,"

means do not touch!

Colonel.

She's going to have a baby.

Well, it ain't my fault.

I said I was sorry. I'm sorry.

Oh, for Pete's sake.

Tell her to quit blubbering

all over my jukebox.

Don't mind the Colonel.

He's just a little touchy
about his jukebox.

He cares more
about that old thing

than he does about people.

All right, tickets, please.

I need to see
everybody's ticket.

My bus.

Please.

Have a good journey.

And I hope... I hope
I see you again.

I didn't want to
leave my Skeeter,

but I can't go back.

I mean, I just can't.

I love him, but we
don't got no money

Our baby is coming.

Shh. Shh.

Now you listen to me.

You and Skeeter
going to be just fine.

I know times are hard,

but maybe I can make
a little contribution.

It's gone. It's gone!

Somebody took my money.

Effie, are you sure?

Of course I'm sure.

This is outrageous!

Some of us have a bus to catch.

Well, nobody is leaving

until I have searched everybody.

Go ahead then, search away,

because if we
don't head out soon,

I'm going to miss
that execution.

You want to open that up?

Yes, sir.

Nothing there but a few Bibles.

All right, sorry to
trouble you, brother.

No trouble at all.

Turn your pockets inside out.

Excuse me, sir. I
think that's my Bible.

You sure?

One Bible looks so
much like another.

Yeah, I had it here on the bench

and I have a specially
marked passage in it

that I was hoping to remember.

Well, well, well.

I thought you didn't even have

enough money to buy a Bible.

It's not my money.

That may be the first truthful
thing you said, little lady.

Did you all see how anxious
she was to get that Bible back?

No, wait.

I am sure this is all a
big misunderstanding.

Effie, I didn't
steal your money.

You have to believe me.

I seen all kinds, sugar.

But you're good. Real good.

Colonel, you
think she really...?

Didn't I hear you tell her

about that first-prize
money with my own ears?

Effie, you've got to stop
trusting people so much.

She's a con artist.

The South is full
of them, dear lady.

Shady people who take
advantage of the faithful.

If Brother Jim hadn't picked
up that Bible by mistake,

you'd never made
it to the Holy Land.

God bless you, Brother Jim.

He has, dear lady. He has.

Just seeing you reunited
with your hard-earned

remuneration is
reward enough for me.

Reward... I should
give you a reward.

No, ma'am. It's like
Brother Jim said.

Honesty is its own reward.

I'll say a prayer for you

when I get to
Jerusalem, Brother Jim.

I thought you were
a good person.

You seemed so...

I didn't take your
money, I didn't.

I don't remember
stealing anything.

You know, sometimes

a blow to the head can cause

abnormal behavior, blackouts.

Could be she didn't even
know what she was doing.

Or could be she was
playing us all the time.

I know I didn't steal the money.

Doesn't anyone believe me?

Come on, y'all better
get on your bus.

Except you, missy.
You wait right there.

Keep an eye on her, Effie.

All aboard!

So far, though, it has
been a battle of words

and philosophies,
rather than fists.

Right now, the Governor
is meeting with advisors

as the atmosphere at the
prison grows more tense.

We're told the Governor will
announce his decision very soon.

In this election year, there
has been a great deal of...

I believe you.

Thank you.

Do you have to go?

Yeah. I have work
to do in Parchman.

It's just that I'm so lost here.

You're the only one that
believes me and you're leaving.

I feel so alone.

I don't know anything.

The thing you do
know is the truth.

You hold onto that.

You have faith in
the source of truth

and He'll show you the way home.

But what is the truth?

Ask Him.

I don't understand who He is.

But He understands you.

You take a step toward Him,

He'll step to you.

'Cause God loves you,
Mon... God loves you.

And even though it doesn't
make sense at the time,

God can turn anything
into something good.

Excuse me, okay?

I need to go talk
to Brother Jim.

He's the last person on Earth

who needs to be selling Bibles.

Hold it. Hold it. We're
just getting word.

We're getting word

the Governor has
apparently made his decision.

Last call for all aboard!

In a sec.

From the Governor's mansion.

Ladies and Gentlemen,
the Governor

has denied the
request for clemency.

Yes! Yes!

Justice!

At last, you're
finally going to die.

That's all I want.

I just want to be
there watching.

To see his eyes close
and his heart stop.

Yeah, and when his eyes close.

Oh... My God. My bus.

Why didn't you hold it?

We call it a schedule here.

Last bus to Parchman at 10:00.

Get you there before
he buys the farm.

Yeah, well, it'd better.

Yeah, howdy, Sheriff.

This is the Colonel over
at the Savage Bus Depot.

We got a young
lady tried to rob Effie.

All righty, thank you kindly.

Well, the sheriff is on his way.

And what is the
Sheriff going to do?

With any luck, put you in jail.

And it ain't pretty down here.

I don't want no more trouble
out of you till he gets here.

So you just sit quiet
or I'll tie you to a chair.

Elvis was arrested once.

Well, in a movie, I mean.

I don't know who he is.

How can a person go through
life without God or Elvis?

Oh, that's the sheriff now.
Please, don't let him take me.

Skeeter!

Sue Ellen, I don't know whether
to kiss you or cuss you out.

I guess I'll settle
for taking you home.

I'm going to Tupelo, Skeeter.

You're going
home. This is crazy.

No, it's not.

This baby's going
to be born in Tupelo.

Same town Elvis was.

And if you really loved
me, you'd come with me.

Stuck in this dump.

Might as well be in jail.

Jail?

Sorry.

Have you been to jail?

Once.

A while ago.

High school party
got out of hand.

Well, can you... Was it bad?

You don't want to know.

Are you okay, ma'am?

No.

No, I'm not.

I've never felt so lost

and I can't make
sense of anything.

You and me both.

I'm going to do
something about it.

I'm going to pray.

Pray?

That's what you do

when you're at the end
of your rope... pray to God.

How do you pray?

You don't know?

I can't remember.

Just tell Him your heart.

My heart?

Sue Ellen is the best thing
that ever happened to me.

I know that and God knows that.

He knows we're
supposed to be together

when the baby's born.

At home.

That's what I'm
going to pray about.

May I ask you a question?

Why does your baby
have to be born in Tupelo?

Because that's
where Elvis was born.

And he's a friend of yours?

No.

He... he died before I was born.

So you would
rather go to a place

where no one even knows you,

because a man you
never met was born there?

I'm a wee bit
confused, Sue Ellen.

Your husband says
you're the best thing

that ever happened to him.

Did Skeeter really say that?

Mm-hmm.

He seems to love you very much.

Take me home, Skeeter.

An answer to prayer.

Amen to that.

Hello, God.

I'm not sure what to say.

To be honest, I'm not
even sure who you are

or if you're there at all.

Some people don't
even believe you exist.

Some people believe
you're a wonderful,

loving, giving being.

That reporter fellow.

He said if I took a step

towards you, that you
would take a step towards me.

So...

this is me taking a big,
giant step towards you.

I believe. I believe.

I believe that you answered
that man's prayers just now,

about his wife and I
was wondering, well,

I was wondering, if you
could answer my prayers, sir.

Please.

Would you tell me who I am,

and what I'm doing here,

and what you created me for?

Please?

Smoke?

You said you like
to smoke, right?

That will give you more
peace than God ever will.

Easy.

Take it easy.

It doesn't feel so peaceful.

That'll be the sheriff.

Here. You're
going to need these.

That's her, Sheriff.

You have the right
to remain silent.

You have the right to
have an attorney present

before questioning.

You see, this is how
God answers prayer.

What do you think of Him now?

Huh?

If I did something
wrong, I'm so sorry.

Tell it to the judge.

I thought you were
going to help me.

I said a prayer.

What should I do now?

Why can't you answer me?

I warned her about God,

but she didn't want to listen.

Claims she fell
and hit her head.

If you ask me, she
faked the whole thing.

Don't worry about it, Colonel.

She's not your problem anymore.

Let's go, little lady.

Wait a minute, Sheriff.

Effie, you can make
your statement later.

That's right.

You best go home before
this storm gets worse.

I don't want to press charges.

But she stole your money.

If I give her the money,
then it's not stealing is it?

What's wrong with you, Effie?

It's yours.

I don't know who you are,

or if you're telling the truth,

but I can tell you're in trouble

and I figure you must need
it a whole lot more than I do.

No. Effie. No.

What about your
trip to the Holy Land?

The Lord says forgive
and you shall be forgiven.

As long as I got God here,

I guess that's all
that really matters.

'Cause I know God loves me.

And, honey, He loves you, too.

God... loves you.

You sure about this?

Well, sorry to bring you
out here for nothing, Sheriff.

It wasn't for nothing, Colonel.

Last bus to Parchman, Doc.

All aboard.

Thank you.

Thank you for all that
you've done for me.

Honey, you okay?

Doc, she's shaking like a leaf.

She's not my problem.

I think it's a fever.

No, it's not a fever.

It's a revelation.

I remember. I remember who I am.

Effie, forgiveness

is such a powerful thing.

And your act of forgiveness
was God's answer to my prayer.

I remember now. I
remember everything.

Well, that's not possible.

It's the truth.

You see, I'm an
angel sent by God.

My name is Monica.

An angel, huh?

Named Monica?

You're sicker than I thought.

You'd better get
to a hospital now.

Oh, no, Chester, listen to me.

Look, Miss...

I don't care how many
angels God sends me.

I'm not going to miss that bus.

Maybe you need an aspirin

or a little bicarbonate.

Effie...

what was the one thing you asked
God to show you before you died?

It wasn't the Holy Land, was it?

No.

I figured I could
get there on my own.

I asked God to see an angel.

I am an angel,

sent by God to tell
you that He loves you.

Praise God.

Praise God.

God lives in the praises
of his people, Effie.

He's so pleased with you.

With me?

What do you know.

But... Pardon me for asking.

How does an angel forget God?

Well, sometimes even
angels have lessons to learn.

And it was your belief in God

and your forgiveness,
so much like his own,

that has shown me
the way back home.

And I thank you,
Effie. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, now, that's
everybody but you.

What am I supposed to do now,
set up with you all night long?

No, Colonel, that
won't be necessary.

For I'm ready now to
continue my journey.

Our reports are that he
left home early this morning,

but has not been seen since.

And here at the prison
the crowds have fallen silent

as the vigil continues.

We are told that Paul
Ratcliff has refused

a customary last meal

and will spend his
final hours in prayer.

Shortly before midnight,
the warden will lead him

on the short walk
from his holding cell

to the death chamber.

On one side of the chamber,

three members of the
press and a minister

will witness the execution.

In the booth opposite,
the victim's husband,

Dr. Chester Crayton
who has just arrived.

Paul Ratcliff.

Yes, sir.

By order of the
State of Mississippi,

you are to die for the murder
of Laurel Marie Crayton,

a human being.

If you'd like to make
a final statement,

make it now.

Where is he?

Mr. Crayton...

what I want to
say to you is this...

I'm sorry for what I done.

I'm sorry from the
bottom of my heart.

I'm so sorry.

Shut up!

And die, you.

Shut up and die.

Mr. Crayton...

a lot of people know I
found God a few years back.

What they don't know is how.

I ain't never told no
one, not until now.

It was five years ago.

I was on death
row and I was mad.

I was real mad 'cause...

I still couldn't
remember a single thing

about what happened that night.

So I asked God.

I said, "Mister, if you're
up there, you tell me why.

Why'd I kill that lady?"

And then...

all of a sudden, the
room, it got all bright

and there was an
angel standing there.

She was a beautiful thing.

She had long, dark
hair, talked like music.

Told me her name was Monica

and that God loved me.

And then that angel,

she gave me a gift from God.

She showed me that night.

She gave me back my
memory and I saw it all.

I remembered
doing drugs that day.

I remembered getting
all scared for no reason,

and Mrs. Crayton
trying to talk me down,

trying to get me to listen.

But... her voice was
sounding like the devil to me

and I just wanted
to make it stop.

I remembered it all.

Oh, God, it was terrible.

And then I fell down to my knees

and I asked that angel to
kill me right then and there,

'cause what I'd
done is unforgivable.

But that angel, she
showed me something else.

She made me remember
the worst part of all.

No, the best part of all.

Your wife, Mr. Crayton...

she lying there, her
life draining out of her,

and she could still talk...

whispery, kind of.

And she said...
"Forgive him, Father.

He knows not what he does."

Oh, God.

That lady, she used her last
breath to ask God to forgive me.

With my last
breath, Mr. Crayton...

I'm asking you.

I am an angel.

I was lost, but now I'm found.

You saw what happened
when Effie forgave me.

I found my way back.

You're wasting your breath.

What do you want,
Chester, revenge?

Right.

Revenge.

Agonizing, crushing,
damning-to-hell revenge.

Why?

Because he deserves
it. He said so himself.

No mercy?

No.

No mercy.

That is why God created mercy,
for those who don't deserve it.

And that is why God
has created peace,

for those who
will never find it.

You will not find peace

from the death of
that man in there.

Satisfaction, yes.

Evening the score, yes.

But peace? Never.

Don't excuse him.
Don't accept him.

Don't embrace him.
Just release him.

Release him to God
and release yourself.

Bless the memory of your wife.

Forgive him.

He knows now what he has done.

Wait!

I forgive you.

I... forgive... you.

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