All language subtitles for The A-Team (1983) - S04E20 - Mission of Peace (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

[grunting]

We are not selling
no matter what you do.

They got to be worth
millions of dollars, Hannibal.

The mission gives us a chance
to take care of ourselves.

I'm gonna get that old folks'
land, and I'm gonna get you.

Sounds like a threat to me.

And I'd like to know what
this A-Team you brought in
is gonna do about it.

Pathfinder rides again.

(male narrator)
In 1972,
a crack commando unit...

was sent to prison
by a military court...

for a crime
they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped...

from a maximum-security
stockade...

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted
by the government...

they survive
as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem,
if no one else can help...

and if you can find them...

maybe you can hire
the A-Team.

(Nora)
As we enter
the Moultrie battlegrounds...

be sure not to miss the last
stronghold of the settlers
in this area...

the Mission de la Paz,
the Mission of Peace.

The bloodiest battle
in American history took place
right here...

in 1843...

just after John C. Moultrie
and his friends...

settled
in the Prairie Creek area.

Chief Matsego...

led
3,000 Akantu Indian braves...

against the settlement
in March of that year.

Every man, woman, and child
was wiped out.

Ladies and gentlemen,
please watch your step
as you get off the tram.

The tram will return to town
as soon as it is loaded.
Thank you.

Let's go.
We wanna see the tour.
Yeah, we got tickets.

The tour will start just
as soon as the tram is filled.

Would you please
take your seats?

You've got enough people,
old lady.

[groaning]

Now, you go...

Oh, Mickey!

(Nora)
Mickey!

Come on, let's go for a ride!

Yeah, you ready, babe?

[exclaiming]

[smashing]

[people screaming]

Get back, get back!

Oh! He's gotta be kidding.

[grunting]

Are you all right?
Yes.

You animals.
You dirty, filthy animals.

I know who sent you.

And you can tell Ashton
we are not selling,
no matter what you do!

I never heard of an Ashton.

I'll tell you one thing,
though...

I think you ought to
get out
of the tourist business.

You don't seem
to be attracting
a very good clientele.

[both chuckling]

(Nora)
Come on, dear.

[thunder rumbling]

*[Need Your Love So Bad
playing]

(B.A.)
Okay, Hannibal.
She's got the handles.

Let's see if this lie detector
of yours works, B.A.

I think she's
telling the truth, Hannibal.

Let's go get her.

We just want
a little brew money, old lady.
That's all.

Couple of rounds of beers here
for me and my buddies.

Don't take that.
That's got all my...

Whoa! What's that?

We're talking
some heavy partying here!

Now, give that back to me.
That isn't my money.

Now give it back to me.

If it doesn't belong to you,
then it must belong to us,
right?

(Hannibal)
Wrong.

Really? Says who?

Now, if you wanna throw
a party, you have to invite
the right people.

Ooh, this harassment began...

four months ago.

Up until then...

Mr. Ashton and his men
gave us no trouble at all.

Then, one day,
Ashton comes to me
and asks me--

He didn't ask. He threatened.

Tell him, Rudy.
Tell him what he said.

Actually, what he said was,
"Sell out to me...

"or ride in a coffin."

Sounds like a threat to me.

Ashton wants the land,
all right.

Rudy's family has owned
this land for, oh, almost
a hundred years.

Now, Ashton owns all the land
around us.

He said that he wanted
to expand his ranch
by buying up our land.

He gets his jollies
out of beating up old folks...

the little no good, low down,
son of a--
[whispering]
Babette.

Well, he does.

And he put poor Mickey
in the hospital.

And I'd like to know what
this A-Team you brought in
is gonna do about it.

First thing we're gonna do
is give him
a pop in the eye...

to let him know things
are gonna be different.

I like that.
I really like that.

[alarm ringing]

Oh, drat.

Well, break's over.
Back to work, everybody.

Come on.
Many moons ago my people
were young.

Save it for the tourists,
Chief.

Well, something
has to be done.

Without this home,
we've no place to go.

And without the tourists...

We can't pay our bills
the way things are.

Murdock, you and B.A.
check this place out.
See if it's defensible.

Face, we need a few things.

Ah, yeah.

40 gallons red paint,
seven electric fans, three
loudspeakers, 40 pillows.

Is this a joke?

I really appreciate this,
Mr. Peck.

I mean, I've heard a lot
about your abilities
to scavenge.

Uh, huh. Yeah, right.

Let's see... Houston...
Dallas... Paris...

main office number
555-3843, closed on....

Okay, all right.
Now, you...

stay in the background
and watch and try not to
get in the way, okay?

Heaven forbid.
Good.

Hi, there.
Hey, look, is that the paint
I'm supposed to pick up?

Paint? What paint?
Right there.

See....
Look, I haven't got
much time, you know...

the main office sent me over
to get 40 gallons
of high gloss...

robin's red latex paint
to take over
to the Dallas store.

Or was it the Houston st--
No, Houston gets
the weed-eaters.

Look, I'm in kind of
a hurry here.

I don't know anything
about a paint transfer,
I'm sorry.

You don't?
No, sir.

No invoice?
Nothing.

Dadgumit,
that's the third time they've
done that to me this week.

Look, why don't you just call
Janet down at the main office.

Ask her yourself.
You know the number?

555-3346.

You got that? It's five--
Oh, you got it. Okay.

(woman)
Hello, you've reached our main
office. We're closed today.

Please call back tomorrow....

Sorry, all I get is
a recording.
The office is closed today.

Can you believe it?
Oh, that's right, it's Monday.
They're closed on Monday.

Well, look, I tell you what,
why don't you just let me
take this stuff...

and have them send you
an invoice.

Hold it right there.

Don't you dare give this paint
to anyone.

What the heck
is going on here, anyway?

Langford Simpson,
Environmental Control Agency.

Those cans of high gloss
robin's red latex paint...

are laced with lead!

Obviously you chose to ignore
the recall that we sent to you
last week...

about the poisoned children
in El Paso.

Hey, I didn't know anything
about this.

Right. I'll bet.

Well, regardless, I'm here
to take this poison away.

Got it?
Yes, sir.

Rudy, Rudy, Rudy...

if I'd have needed any help,
I would have asked.

Well, we got everything,
didn't we?

But that's not the point.

You see, these scams,
they're very, very delicate.

It takes a certain kind
of finesse.

See? To pull them off.

I thought I was helping.

I'm sorry, Mr. Peck.

But you see, Rudy has always
been our provider.

If it wasn't for him,
most of us would be
in state-run homes.

So, please be kind to him.

Okay.

Well, a good day's work, Face.

Oh, yeah.
It's a good day's work.

Let's get B.A.
and get this show on the road.

* Old Faceman,
he ain't what he used to be *

* Ain't what he used to be,
ain't what he used to be *

Ladies and Gentlemen...

would you please gather in front
of the mission...

for a treat
you wouldn't believe possible
for the few pennies you paid.

A demonstration of
the law of the West.

For many years, the white man
lived peacefully
with the red man.

But there were renegades
on both sides.

And war broke out
between these two people.

On one side,
the mighty Chief Watashi!

And from the settlers, a man
who knew no fear.

A man who rode
the wind of destiny.

None other than...

Daniel David Bowie
Boone Murdock.

Known to his friends
as Pathfinder!

[flute playing]

All right, that's it.
I warned you.

Hit the road, Cochise.

You leave him alone.

[people booing]

Come on, Chief.

Hey, you bear-greased badgers!

I'm not taking too kindly
to the way you're talking
to our womenfolk.

[men chuckling]

The funny guy wants
to put on a show.

(man)
Go get him, Pathfinder.

[people cheering]

Hannibal!

Hit it, B.A.

[people cheering]

And that,
ladies and gentlemen...

will be the end
of this afternoon's
performance.

Where did they get
that kind of muscle?
I don't know.

Those old geezers were ready
to roll over and play dead
until these guys showed up.

Now, I don't know
who they are, they just
took us by surprise.

We got a time limit
on this thing.

We can't sit around
and play ball
with these old folks.

They gotta be out of
that mission
by the end of the month.

I gotta go talk to Taggert
about this.

Don't touch the car.

Why don't you get cleaned up?

[engine starting]

[tires screeching]

[van accelerating]

I don't go for this farm bit.

I think somebody got to Ashton
and talked him into
a land grab.

Well, it wasn't for
the mineral rights,
I'll tell you that...

because I done checked with
the County Assayer's Office...

and they rated
this piece of God's acre
as a mere "okey-dokey."

It's nothing
to get excited about.

Historic value?

Ashton said he wanted
to bulldoze this mission.

But there's a Federal agency
to preserve historic sites.

The Department
of the Interior.

The only problem is,
they don't consider us
an historical site.

We've applied
for Federal status...

but they have never answered
any of our letters.

They don't even return
Rudy's phone calls.

Oh, departmental red tape
is all it is.

Darn bureaucrats.
You know
how the government is.

Okay, Face, you and Murdock
go down
to the Federal Building...

and see if you can push
the paperwork through.

When you get that done, Ashton
couldn't bulldoze it even if
he owned it.

Uh, do you mind
if I tag along?

I mean, I had such
a great time when we went
looking for the red paint.

Well, not this time,
huh, Rudy?

I think Murdock and I
can handle it. Huh, Murdock?

The slinky of destiny is
making it's way right on back
up to the top of the stairs.

It's beginning to make
sense to me now, Face.
Ah, it is?

Yes. You know, all the
stories that my grandmother...

H. Emma Murdock, used to
tell me about my great, great
granddaddy...

when I was just
a little Captain?
They were true.

'Cause the last time
my grand daddy was seen, he
was making his way...

right into Texas.

And you know what that means,
hmm?

It means, that he was
right here...

fighting alongside of
John Moultrie and the other
settlers...

defending the mission.
And now...

just a few generations later,
the Murdock clan is being
called upon...

to defend Mission de la Paz.

I'm gonna go wash down
them horses and I'm gonna put
some jerky in them cases...

just in case we have a camp
without a fire.

Excuse me.

No, no, no, really,
he comes in handy sometimes.

Well, what do we do now?
Just wait?

Not long. I figure Ashton's
pretty jumpy by now,

and he should be running
to Daddy.

And Daddy is who we want.

Are you telling me I should
start worrying about
my investment?

No, out of nowhere,
Mr. Taggert.

Those guys came down
on my boys like
a sack of lead.

I just need more time,
that's all.
There is no time.

Either you get that land soon,
or the whole deal
falls through.

They'll go somewhere else.

[brakes squealing]

Thanks for the ride, darling.
You're welcome.

They've been in there
for an hour.

I would have been here sooner,
B.A., but....

But the old lady wouldn't
floor the accelerator.
I don't speed.

You wanted her to speed,
Hannibal?
Who's the guy?

I don't know, Hannibal.
He met Ashton here.

That's his car parked
over there.

He locked his briefcase
in the trunk before
he went in.

Check that briefcase out.

I'm gonna pay Ashton
and his friend a visit.

Babette, you stay here.

[bell on door ringing]

Hi there, Ashton old buddy.

Who the hell are you?

I'm the new caretaker
of the old mission...

and the guy who's going to
make your life miserable.

Hi there.
We haven't met before.

I don't know who you are,
but you're digging a grave
for yourself.

Really?
Well, let's talk about that.

Now, that's the hammer
of a 9mm 8-round automatic
pointed right at your belly.

Hollow point in the chamber.

How does a guy get
a cup of coffee around here?
Do you know, pal?

What are you doing?
We didn't hire you to steal.

This ain't stealing.
Here, look at these.

You're the thief.
You look at them.

Now the mission is about
to be declared
a national treasure.

And until that happens,
I'm going to be around...

to see to it that you guys
keep your hands off.

Let me tell you something.

I'm gonna get that old folks'
land. And I'm going to
get you, got it?

Almost time for
the afternoon performance.
It's been charming.

Hey.

Don't you think
it's been charming?

That guy is dead.

Just tell your men
to get ready to move.

So, as you can see, being the
Undersecretary's Secretary...

to the Assistant in charge
of the Secretaries for the
Department of the Interior...

is a very demanding job.

But then, of course,
someone as astute
as yourself...

doesn't have to be told that,
now, does she? No.

I believe, what my friend
is trying to get across
to you...

is that these are very
important documents...

that must
get to the Great White Father
in Washington, D.C.

Yes.
They concern the settlers
at Mission de la Paz.

Precisely. So, you see,
it's highly imperative...

that these be sent to
the Secretary for the
Department of Interior.

As a matter of fact, you might
want to put the Federal seal
on them...

and mark them confidential.

Oh! Oh, yes!
That's a good idea!

Maybe, send them Express, huh?
Even better!

Pony Express.

I'll get
the necessary documents.

Could you cool with
the Pathfinder stuff?

I can't.

It's genetic.

Genetic...

Would you just sign these
right here, please?

Yes, certainly.

There you go. A pleasure.

Excuse me, miss.

My name is Randall Corn,
and I work with
the Secretary of the Interior.

Oh, really?
What a coincidence.

These forms should've actually
come to my office.

Otherwise,
it'll just come back.

It was blatant vandalism.

Oh, no, Babette,
it wasn't vandalism.

Well, I don't know what else
you'd call it when somebody
forcibly breaks into your car.

Hello, hello.

Hello.

So that's it, Hannibal. Rudy
walked right in there and
just took back the papers.

It's no wonder this place
hasn't been declared
an historic site.

He keeps blocking it.

You know, Hannibal.
This doesn't make
any sense to me.

I mean, Rudy's grandfather...

fought right along side my
great, great grandfather...

in defense of this mission.

He died for this land.

It's hard to believe Rudy's
in cahoots with Ashton.

B.A., what about
the material from
the briefcase?

Were there any check stubs
with Rudy's name on it?

No, Hannibal. They was
all made out to Ashton.

So, some guy named
Bart Taggert...

of the Unified
Survey Corporation...

is making out checks
in large amounts to Ashton.

It's got to be
a dummy corporation.

At least that's what
I'd do if I was setting up
a land grab, you see?

And I'll bet you that, that
guy you saw with Ashton...

was probably Taggert.

Hannibal, I just had
a horrifying thought.

Now, just assume...

that Rudy really is
working for Ashton.

That means he knows
who we really are.

(Fulbright)
All right, Smith...

we've got the entire
place surrounded.

Throw out your weapons
and come on out.
Wonderful.

But, we asked them here.

Listen, lady,
they're criminals...

and they're going
to go to jail.
You understand me?

Hey, Smith!

Don't make us
come in shooting.

(Hannibal)
Okay, General. You've got us.

We're coming out.

Check the house for weapons.

Hello, Fulbright.
I've missed you.

(Fulbright)
That's very funny, Smith.

The three of you can laugh
all you want to, but...

there'll be no rabbit
coming out of the hat
this time.

All right men, let's go.
Excuse us, grandmother.

[police dispatcher chattering
on car radio]

I've always felt that
February was our
best month for escapes.

It's such a short month,
but....
What do you think, Face?

I prefer the spring months.
March, April--

Shut up, all of you.
You'll have plenty of time
to talk in Leavenworth.

Sir, we found their van.

Have it brought around.
Yes, sir.

Your last ride, Smith. In that
pretty little van of yours.

Then we're gonna
cut it up for scrap.

Whatever you say, General.

And just one other thing,
so you know.

This time my men have removed
all of the weapons from it.

Wait!

(Murdock)
All aboard.

Come on, after them!
Let's go!

[guns firing]

There they go.

Let's go.

[guns firing]

Come on, let's go! Hurry up!

Tell your men
to lay down their arms.

Lay down your arms!

You know something,
Fulbright?

You're too dedicated.

You should
go away for a while.

(Fulbright)
You're never gonna
get away with this, Smith.

I'll get you. You wait!

I'm gonna get you, Smith.

Let me out of here!
I know.

(Fulbright)
Smith!
I know, Fulbright.

We'll never get
away with it, right?

And if you find work,
send money.

(Fulbright)
Smith! Smith, you hear me?

You better get me out of here.

They burned down the house,
Hannibal.

[building smoldering]

I don't know. What do you tell
people who've lost everything?

I should have just
sold out to Ashton
in the first place.

I had no right to
put these people in danger.

And now. Well,
we've lost everything.

Rudy, don't blame yourself.

We all made
our own decision.

None of us was ready
to give up our home.

It doesn't matter.
There is no home now.

There's only ashes.

That was a picture
of my husband.

Nora, where am I going to go?

It's all right,
it's all right.

(Rudy)
We can't win, Hannibal.

And we can't afford
to fight anymore.

You can't afford not to fight.

All right, Mr. Smith.
You're in charge.

What do you want us to do?

First, a place to live.

The Mission de la Paz.

The fire warped
all the weapons, Hannibal.

It totaled the tram, too.

These men defiled the
territory of my forefathers...

and I request permission
to show them the
business end of my musket.

In due time, Captain.
First, I want to ask Rudy
a couple of questions.

It is Rudy, isn't it?

What are you talking about?

Face.

That's my wallet.
That's right.

Charles Winston.

Wait a minute.

Charles Win....
The Charles Winston?
You're Charlie the Clip?

You picked my pocket.

You know, I can't believe it.
I picked the pocket
of Charlie the Clip.

Do you know who this is?
I studied every scam
you've ever done.

This is the guy
who sold the Brooklyn
Bridge to Brooklyn.

A few minor accomplishments.

Charlie, I never
figured you for a sellout.

Why'd you call Fulbright
in on us?

If you didn't want
our help, why hire us?

Call in Fulbright?
Yeah.

I never even heard
of the man until he
knocked on my door.

I swear I had
nothing to do with it.

A part of your story
doesn't track, Rudy.

If you're not
working for Ashton...

why are you trying
to block the effort...

to establish this site...

as a historical monument?

After everything
that's happened...

I guess I should be
straight with you guys.

I didn't want those papers
to go through to Washington.

If anyone ever did
any research on this place...

they'd find out that...

the Mission de la Paz
doesn't actually exist.

Wait a minute. You mean,
this whole thing is a scam?

You invented
the Mission de la Paz?

You mean, there was never
no Jonathan Moultrie?

That's right.

That means there never was
no Daniel David Bowie...

Boone Pathfinder.

It's not true.
It's not true.

My daddy opened this place
as a social club...

in 1924.

Called it the
"Church of Divine Pleasure."

Before that it was a stable.

That's lies. It's lies.

(Rudy)
I won those cannons
in a poker game.

They were placed at the
entrance to the local library
in Muncie, Indiana.

The pews were...

bus benches in Chicago.

Everywhere I went
I collected pieces
of the legend.

I'm sorry, Murdock.

What about Chief Watashi
and the Akantu Indians?

No such animals.

I picked the Chief up
hitchhiking in Cleveland.

Trying to avoid the daddy
of a old girlfriend.

I can't believe I fell
for a Cleveland Indian.

Well...

to be
completely frank, Face...

he's not really an Indian.

[laughing]

Not really an Indian.

(Rudy)
These people are my family.

And this mission
is all they have left.

We don't want to be
taken care of by the state
or anyone else.

The mission gives us a chance
to take care of ourselves.

I had to stop those papers.

Rudy, I refiled those papers.

Then we might
as well quit now.

Once they start to research--

We'll think about that later.
First things first.

Ashton and Taggert
really want this place.

That means there must be
something very special
about it.

B.A., you and Murdock
go out to Taggert's.

Give it a real going over.
Maybe you can get us
some evidence.

Colonel,
I'm not going anywhere.

I'm just an empty shell.

I'm a man without a past
and a questionable...

future, and I...

I just can't believe that
Grandma Murdock lied to me.

Come on now, Pathfinder.

Just because I made up
my story, doesn't mean...

what your Grandma
told you isn't true.

Seems to me
I remember stories about
the great frontier scout...

they called Pathfinder.

You keep going, son.

You'll be part of
your own legend soon.

If there was no Pathfinder
at the first battle
for the mission...

there certainly will be
for the second.

He's right about that,
Captain.

Come on, B.A.

We have legends to begin.

Pathfinder rides again.

I wish you hadn't done that.

You should've figured
they'd move themselves
into the mission, Ashton.

Hey, it was your plan,
now we can't get near them.

You're a fool, Ashton.

I'm going to have my men
roll right over
the top of them.

Mission and all.
Right.

And have half the
Federal Government
down on us in 10 minutes.

You heard Smith. This is
a historical landmark, here.

(Murdock)
No wonder this guy
knows who we are.

He's a retired colonel.

Man lives pretty good
for a retired Army colonel.
Too good.

How convenient. Maps.

Finesse and style.

Army survey map
of Prairie Creek.

(Taggert)
Do you really think
the military would waste...

time and money
surveying the property...

if there was a landmark
they couldn't remove?

Maybe they
don't know about it.

Look, Ashton,
I've made some calls
to Washington.

We'll know the truth
about this so-called
historical site...

before the day is over.
And then I'm going to blast--

Oh, damn!

[van doors closing]

[van engine starting]

[van tires screeching]

What did they get?
Everything.

Survey maps, receipts.

Everything!

(Rudy)
The Army wants to build
a new military base!

So, that's what
this is all about.

Taggert used his Pentagon
connections to find out
about the land...

then brought in Ashton
as a cover.

Then, Ashton and Taggert
sell the land
to the military...

through their
dummy corporation
and split the profits...

right down the middle.

They got to be worth
millions of dollars, Hannibal.

And now that Taggert
knows we're onto him...

we'll have to watch him.
Pathfinder?
Yes, sir?

Keep your eye on him.
The only thing
that's kept him off us...

is this historical
landmark business.

Once he finds out
it's a phony...

he'll come after us.
We need to know.

Just as I thought.

It's a bluff.

There is no Jonathan Moultrie.

No Battle of Prairie Creek,
nothing!

Well, if Hannibal Smith
wants a war...

I just happen to be
in a position to
accommodate him.

What the hell are you doing,
using Army men and supplies?

Are you planning on
giving away the whole scam?

These are my men.

They can be trusted
to keep their mouths shut.

You might be wise
trying doing the same.

All right, let's move out!

They're on their way, Colonel.

[horse nickering]

Excuse me.

[people chattering]

Excuse me. Excuse me.

[whistling loudly]

Thank you.

We got about an hour
to get ready for Taggert.

How?

The only weapons
you have are the guns
you got from Fulbright.

That won't stop an army.

There's not a cavalry
charging over the hills
in this movie.

You got to have
a little more faith, Rudy.

[scoffing]

Pathfinder, Pathfinder.

We're going to need
the cavalry on this one.

[radio buzzing]

How does it look, Colonel?

Looking good, Face.

B.A., how accurate
is your cannon?

You tell me where,
and I'll hit it.

Good.

(Nora)
How long do you think
we can hold out?

Depends on Pathfinder.

It's funny, but...

Jonathan Moultrie held out
for three weeks...

over a 100 years ago.

(Nora)
And here we are,
just like Jonathan Moultrie.

Yeah.
In fact...

you are standing
on the very spot
where Jonathan C. Moultrie...

took Chief Matsego's arrow
and was mortally wounded.

Yeah, just like Moultrie.

Colonel! Colonel!

Colonel Fulbright.

Colonel Fulbright,
are you in there?

(Fulbright)
What do you think you idiot!
I'm a General, not a Colonel.

[laughing]

(Fulbright)
Let me out!

Open this thing up!
What do you think
this is anyway?

Smith, you dummy!

Let me out of here!

Who the heck are you anyway?

I am the Pathfinder, sir.

And I bear a message
from the besieged forces
at Mission de la Paz.

A Colonel Hannibal Smith...

has asked me to deliver
these documents to you...

and he requests your
presence on the battlefield
immediately.

Hannibal Smith sent you.

I cannot stay, sir. My place
is in the heat of battle!

Come on.

[horse snuffling]

We got to get
to that mission now!

Get that van, get it started.
Let's go. Come on.

[engine starting]

(Taggert)
Smith! Hannibal Smith!

I think we need to talk.

Not much to talk about,
Taggert.

You're a money-hungry
slimeball.

No more warnings, Smith.

(Taggert)
You and your friends
come on down, nice and quiet.

Now! Before
I blow you to bits.

I'll give you 10 seconds.

Good luck, pig breath.

(Hannibal)
Let her rip, B.A.

[guns firing]

[shells exploding]

Come on, let's go!
They're getting too close!

[guns firing]

Sore loser at 10 o'clock, B.A.

Colonel! We can't
hold out much longer.

Keep it up. We've got
to wait for Pathfinder.

[guns firing]

[shells exploding]

Cavalry has arrived, Colonel!

[guns firing]

[shells exploding]

All right, Taggert.
You're under arrest.

You're under arrest
for misuse
of Government property.

And if I can swing it,
conspiracy to commit treason.

Captain.

I want all these men
around here put under arrest.

Nobody leaves here,
until I get this thing
sorted out.

By the way...

find out if the A-Team
is still hanging around
here someplace.

recalling that it was
once owned by Sam Houston...

and used as a stable...

before the glorious battle
of the Alamo.

I don't know how we
can ever thank you enough...

for all you've done for us.

It was a pleasure.

Well, you're okay in my book.

But, you better be careful.

The next time you feel like
breaking into a car...

it just might not be
a little old lady...

that sneaks up on you.

Face, I don't know
how you pulled it off.

Where did you find out
about Sam Houston?

[clearing throat]
Yes, well, you know,
Hannibal...

if you talk to the
right people in just the...

right way, you'd be amazed...

at what you can find out.

It is evident
that this site...

played a great role
in the shaping of the West.

It is therefore fitting...

and proper...

that we recognize
the achievement...

of those who lived
and died here...

by declaring the
Mission de la Paz...

a national monument...

of the United States
of America.

[crowd cheering]

Thank you so much.

Got a pretty sharp fellow
here, Hannibal. Better keep
a close eye on him.

Ready to go, Murdock?

I'm right here, Colonel.

I...

I got a surprise for you all.
Guess what it is.

You're staying!
No.

It's Rosie here.

She's a new member
of the A-Team.

I mean, I couldn't really
be the Pathfinder...

without a horse, and
In a manner of speaking,
she did save the day.

That's a nice thought,
Murd.... Pathfinder...

but I don't think the Chief
would want to let go of Rosie.

They've been together
for quite a long time.

No, no.

We traded even.

You traded?
Mmm-hmm.

Traded what?

[van engine starting]

(Hannibal)
Hi, Chief.

What's the matter, big guy?

You're the one who said
we ought to give back to the
Indians...

everything we took away
from them...

so I thought I'd get
the ball rolling...
with your van.