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Ventura Tower, this is
Oscar Goldman speaking.

Have Major Cross and
his daughter report to me

in Jaime Sommers'
classroom, please.

Roger, Mr. Goldman.

Arty.

Arty, please stop
rocking that chair.

Now, I told the janitor to fix
your chair and he hasn't done it.

I told him, too.

Said it drove you crazy.

He said the teachers drove
him crazy a long time ago.

Hi, Jaime. Hi, Oscar.

Arty, please stop. I'll finish this
up, okay? I'll see you on Monday.

Okay. You're welcome.
All right. Bye-bye.

Have a nice weekend. You, too.

Hi. Hi, pal.

Hold this please.

Huh?

What are you doing here?

Well, aside from wanting
the pleasure of your company,

I'm here to observe the tests on
the new Mark Nine Guided Missile.

Also to get you to take a
course in survival training.

Survival training?

Standard procedure
for all OSI agents.

You might find yourself out in the
middle of nowhere on a mission sometime.

You'd want to know the
tricks. It's only an overnight stint.

Come on, you love the outdoors.

Right. Come on, hold tight.

I also want you to meet a new
student who is coming to the school.

In the late '60s, one of the
best men we had in Vietnam

was Major John Cross.

Still not even.

He married the most beautiful
Vietnamese woman I ever saw.

They had a child. Got it?

She was killed during
the American pullout.

Everybody thought that the
child had died with her mother

until a few months ago. Her name
appeared on a list of war orphans.

I contacted the Red Cross,
applied a little pressure,

and they brought her over here.

So, she's gonna be in my class?

No, she's too young
to be in your class.

As a matter of fact,
I'm not even sure

that she's gonna be
accepted in the school.

She has a problem.
What kind of a problem?

You sure did a
rotten job on that.

All right, smartie. You
can put people on the moon

and you can make them bionic.

Now, tell me how
to fix that chair.

Why don't you just
have the janitor fix it?

Ooh, I could just...

John, come on in.

John, this is Jaime
Sommers. Major John Cross.

How do you do?

Good to be meet
you, Miss Sommers.

And this is Kim.

Hi, Kim.

Kim can't talk, Miss Sommers.

It's nothing physical, the
psychologists say it's a mental block.

Major Cross has been
assigned to the base here

so that he and Kim
can be together.

He's gonna instruct a
class in wilderness survival.

You are gonna
be the first student.

Let's see, tomorrow's Saturday.

Why don't you start
tomorrow, John?

That should be all right, sir.

I just don't know if I can
find anyone to stay with Kim.

Well, what about Helen and Jim?

Do you think they
could look after her?

Probably. If they don't
have any plans, yeah.

Good. You'll like them, Kim.
They're wonderful people.

Do you mind if I use your
phone? Is that an outside line?

Sure.

Kim, go with Mr. Goldman
and Miss Sommers.

I'll be with you
in a few minutes.

Come on, Kim.

Willet, I can't get
out of taking some girl

on a training exercise tomorrow.

But I'll lose her in a couple of
hours and come back before dark.

I'll get the guidance system for
the Mark Nine tomorrow night.

Tell your customers they can
expect delivery within 24 hours

and to have the money ready.

Handle her gently, men.

That's some valuable
cargo you've got there.

That's it. All right. A
little to the right now.

Good. Take it over
to the testing counsel.

Be careful, Kim.

That plate's been in my
family for generations.

It's all right if you handle
it, but please be careful.

Oh, here's something
you might like to see.

It's a scrapbook
I made for Jaime.

I think it might get
you to know her better.

What would you like
to do tomorrow, Kim?

Ride a horse? Try a
little fishing in the lake?

Maybe you'd just
like to wander around,

get to know the place
and see what we're like.

Well. You need
help with the dishes?

If you want to.

I'm not sure if I do.

I'm already the only rancher
in Ojai with dishpan hands.

Come on.

Hi. Where's Kim?

Oh, she's out having
dinner with Helen and Jim.

Well, I brought
her medical record.

I thought it might
be of help to you.

Oscar, I can't read
bionically. What's in here?

John Cross was on a
covert mission in Vietnam

when the South
Vietnamese Army collapsed.

He left his wife
and Kim in a village

that they promised would be
protected by a US armored unit.

The whole thing got snafued.

The tanks failed to get
the orders to move up.

There was a Viet
Cong mortar barrage.

Kim's mother died in her arms.

According to the medical report, when
they found her she was still holding her.

She hasn't talked since.

Oh, God, that poor baby.

That's awful.

What about the Major?
Has it affected him at all?

Well, he seems to be dealing with
it all right. On the surface, anyway.

He's quite a guy, you know.

He's a weapons expert, Ranger.

He went through some
missions you wouldn't believe.

He asked for detached service when he
and Kim were reunited two months ago.

I arranged for his leave,
gave him his choice of bases.

He picked here.

Jaime, when you're
with him tomorrow,

why don't you look him over,

give me your impression
of where he's at.

So, that's why you wanted
me to take the training.

Oscar, after all these
two have been through,

don't you think it's a little much
for me to go in and spy on them?

I mean, why?

I'm just looking for
ways to help him.

I think I can be more
help by working with Kim

than going out and playing
Camp Winamac with her father.

You'll have plenty of time to
work with Kim when you get back.

According to this report, she was an
unholy terror in that orphanage in Saigon.

Totally uncontrollable.

Come on, Kim. Time to go to bed.

Kim, we're very glad
you're here with us.

I hope you get to like us.

I don't know why Goldman
insisted we use a chopper.

Well, it's a special
concession from Oscar to me.

I've had some pretty unpleasant
memories of parachutes.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

What about the
survival equipment?

You're wearing it. Whatever
you have in your pockets.

I don't understand.

It wouldn't prove very
much if we brought

a mobile home with us, would it?

Come on. You'll have to keep
up with me or I'll leave you behind.

Come on.

I'm with you.

You're in pretty good shape.

Oh, you'd be amazed.

Well, it's about 3:00.

Let's go find some shelter.

We'll build a simple
Boy Scout lean-to.

Okay.

The large limbs form the
frame, the small ones the roof.

We'll need a fire.

Know how to start
one without matches?

Yeah. Rub two
Boy Scouts together.

I'll show you what you're doing
wrong when I get back with more brush.

Oh.

Here. Tie the cross braces
of the lean-to with that.

Do you always carry
around a roll of twine?

No, I usually cut it from
the parachute shrouds,

which we don't have, do we?

You'll be back soon?

Yes, don't worry.

Jim.

Jim!

Yeah?

My plate's gone.

You don't suppose
Kim took it, do you?

I don't know why.

But I don't know who
else could've either.

You'll be back soon?
JOHN: Yes, don't worry.

You'll be back soon?

Yes, don't worry.

Yes, don't worry.

You'll be back soon?
You'll be back soon?

Hi. Is it okay?

Why did Goldman think
you needed survival training?

Oh, it's his job to worry a lot.

If we got separated, I believe
you'd do just fine, wouldn't you?

There's a stream down that hill.

It's a basic rule, find
water and follow the flow.

Eventually, it'll
lead to civilization.

Is it dinner time? What're
we gonna do about food?

I mean, I don't require
anything fancy, of course,

but something would be nice.

Well, that's just about what
you're gonna get, something.

What looks good to you?

How about those red berries?

Eat those and you'll
be dead in 20 minutes.

Here, eat that.

Oh! I think that would do the
same thing in about 20 seconds.

Are you serious about this?

Well, it'll keep you alive, and
that's the name of the game, isn't it?

I guess so. Roasting
that will kill the taste.

Here.

I'm going out and scout around.

You stay here, all right?

I have the distinct feeling
that I am being ditched.

I am being ditched.

- This is Bluebird.
- Go ahead.

The girl is safe, but she'll have
sore feet when she gets home.

I'll get the guidance
system tonight.

Have a chopper ready to pick up
Kim and me in the morning. You got it?

We'll be there.

What are you up to?

What are you doing here?

Watching for road runners.
What are you doing here?

I told you, I was out scouting.

For San Diego?

Okay.

I was leaving you behind.

I knew you were safe

and good enough shape
to walk out by yourself.

Why? You're supposed
to be teaching me.

I saw you didn't need me.

The worst you could suffer would
be a night alone in the woods.

You'd learn more by yourself.

Come on. I'm not gonna
buy that. There's more to it.

What is it?

Look, the mission is over,

and you passed with
straight A's. Satisfied?

Kim really is a lovely girl.

Yes. She's growing up
as pretty as her mother.

And that was very pretty.

Must be difficult trying
to get close to her

after not having seen
her for so long, huh?

I mean, have you
gotten her to talk at all?

Well, surely you've tried, yes?

I see it runs in the family.

Of course I've tried!

Every day and night
since I found her again.

I'm sorry, that was not fair.

She's mute because she hates me.

Thinks I betrayed
her and her mother

by not saving them
from a mortar barrage.

I'm the last person on
earth she'd talk to right now.

Well, doesn't she understand
that it isn't your fault?

How am I gonna
explain that to her?

And even if I could,
what would it change?

Before I left, I told
them not to worry.

Promised that I'd come
back and that they'd be safe.

But the Army blew it,

and when Kim and her
mother really needed me...

They say that Kim kept crying
out for me all during the barrage.

And then she just
stopped talking.

Ever since then, she's been
a disturbed and angry child.

Helen.

Where is her father?

Uh, he went to look
for a house to rent.

And he asked me if I'd
keep her for the night.

Well, I hope you
didn't agree to it.

What happened here?

Well, that's all
the damage so far.

At least, what we've
been able to find.

Jaime, that child is a
one-girl wave of destruction.

I can see that.

Gee, I'm sorry about
your plate, Helen.

But, you know, she's
had an awful rough time.

And I want to be sympathetic,

but we didn't
cause her problems.

Why does she take it out on us?

I'll keep an eye on
her. Where is she now?

Jim has taken her riding.

Oh, that's nice. He used to do
that for me when I needed help.

I'm sorry, but she doesn't
remind me of you very much.

You like horses, Kim?

Me, too. You
wanna give him this?

It's okay.

You know, having
something to care for

really helped me a lot
when my parents were killed.

I'd like to be your friend, Kim.

Well, why don't you come in
and help me with the chores, huh?

Come on. I know what you can do.

You wait right there.

You can soap your saddle.

Just take a little bit on your
fingers and then rub it in. Okay?

It's only fair, Kim.

You had fun riding, now you
have to take care of your equipment.

Listen, it's not for
me. It's for the horse.

Now, soft leather
doesn't chafe her back.

All right, Colonel. Let's check
the guidance system signal

once more, please.

Sergeant.

Works like a charm, sir.

Let's secure, lock it, and
we'll schedule the firing test

for 10:00 tomorrow morning.

Yes, sir. Good night.

Good night. Let's secure.

Better make this quick before our
friend gets in any more trouble, huh?

Yes. Well, that's the greatest
part about our relationship, Bossy.

You're always so glad to see me.

All right. Kim, I'm done.
How about you? Huh?

Kim?

Put it down, Kim.

Why did you do this?

If you would tell me what I'm
doing wrong, I'd stop doing it.

Now, put it back
where you got it.

I am very tempted to give you a
spanking that you'd never forget.

But that's probably how
everyone else reacts, isn't it, huh?

Now,

I'd like you to help me
set the table, please.

You better be careful
with the other one.

Hmm.

Okay. I'm gonna give
you one more chance.

And if you break these, then you're
gonna go to bed without your supper.

That's right, my dear. They are paper
plates, and they go right over there.

Well, thank you. That's a
step in the right direction.

Now, would you please
put out the silverware.

Unless, of course, you prefer
eating chicken gravy with your fingers.

To Major John Cross.

The Distinguished Service Medal

for deep penetration
into enemy territory.

The village was hit
hard, Major Cross.

Your wife and daughter...
Well, they're missing, sir.

What about the tanks that
were supposed to protect them?

There was a terrible
mix-up, Major.

We ordered the tank unit...

Where are my wife and
daughter? Where are they?

To Major John Cross,

for valor above and
beyond the call of duty.

We've located your
daughter, Major.

My wife and daughter are dead.

No. Kim is alive.

But I'm afraid she
has a problem.

Kimmie, please
talk to me. Please.

To Major John Cross, for
meritorious service to his country.

Thanks a lot.

Have a good ride.

Rudy, even if she
does hate her father,

what causes all that
hostility towards other people?

It's her way of disguising
her anger at him

for not coming back as he
promised and saving her mother.

Only part of her mind hates him,
Jaime. Another part loves him.

Why won't she talk, Rudy?

Well, she won't communicate
because it's potentially too costly.

She couldn't stand to
need him again and call him

and have him not come to her.

Well, what can we do for her
to get her to let go of the past?

Well, hypnotism is
one type of therapy.

It might help her relive the
experience and give it a happy ending.

Yes, but you can't
hypnotize an unwilling subject,

and she doesn't trust anyone
enough to let them put her under.

Yeah, that's true,
for the present.

That's why her father
or someone has to

teach her to trust again before
any real progress is possible.

Look, I'll set up an appointment
with a good psychologist tomorrow,

and we'll work on
it together. All right?

Okay. I'll call you.
Thank you. Good night.

Good night.

This is Bluebird. I
got in and out clean.

Good. Are you ready
to be picked up?

I have to get my kid first.

There's a farm about 4
miles north-east of Ojai.

It'll be too hard
to find at night.

Watch for my
signal flare at 7:00.

We'll be there.

Cha ba!

Cha ba!

Kimmie! You spoke, you talked.

Try again. Come on, try.

It's okay, baby.
It's okay. It's okay.

Oh, it's okay. It's
okay. It's okay.

Knock it off, Private.

Oh, Colonel.

Where does it say
you can smoke on duty?

Who is it?

John Cross.

Where's Kim?

She's sleeping. What are
you doing here so early?

Major,

Kim spoke tonight.

It was during the
thunderstorm. She was sleeping,

and she just bolted up
and screamed "Cha ba"

or something like that.

Cha ba?

Do you know what it means?

Yes, it means "Father."

Daddy.

I have to get her dressed.

Kim.

Come on, honey. Wake up.

Come on, baby, wake up now.

The guidance system's gone.

We found these
inside the nose cone.

Any idea what they mean?

Can't be too many guys
with that many decorations.

No, they're pretty rare.

What about the Major?
Has it affected him at all?

He seems to be
handling it all right.

Where's your phone, Colonel?

Right there.

Looks like the storm's
starting up again.

Do you really have
to go right now?

Hello? OSCAR: Jaime?

Oh, hi, Oscar.

Have you seen
Major Cross tonight?

Yes, he's right here.

Jaime, I hope I'm
wrong about this,

but I want you
to listen bionically

and tell me if you hear
anything in the room.

What?

Hold on. Colonel, turn on
the missile guidance signal.

Airman.

What are you doing?

Jaime? Jaime? Hello?

Bring your men, Colonel. We're
going to Jaime Sommers' house.

Finish dressing her.

You gonna tell me
what's going on?

A lot of things all at once.

I've got a new life,
got a lot of money.

And I paid back
something I owed.

To the Army?

That's right.

To an army that I trusted with the
most valuable things in the world to me.

Swell. Now you're proving
that they can't trust you either.

I spent a lot of years doing things
the right way, and look what it got me.

My wife dead and a
daughter who won't talk to me.

Why don't you stop dumping
your guilt on everybody else?

Man, you're stuck in the
past just as much as Kim is.

Don't worry, Kim. She'll
be all right. I promise.

She's heard that before.

It's okay, honey. It's okay.

We'll be all right.

Help us, Daddy!

Kim, come back here.

Kim!

Let's go.

Kim! Kim!

Why would she run?

I hope she associated me with another
woman you promised wouldn't get hurt.

Would you put that
stupid thing away?

Kim! Stop!

What about a horse for you?

I'll be right behind you.

Are you thinking
about yourself or her?

She needs you, John.
Don't let her down this time.

Hurry up! We've got
to intercept the Major

before he escapes with
the guidance system.

I don't see Cross
anywhere, Mr. Willet.

Don't worry. He'll be there.
This is worth a fortune to him.

We're about 4 miles from town.

He oughta be around
here somewhere.

I don't see his flare.

Jaime? Jaime?

They're not here, Mr. Goldman.

But there's fresh horse
tracks leading toward the hills.

Let's follow those tracks.

There he is!

We've been looking all
over for you. Come on!

My kid's lost up there.

Somebody'll take care of her.

That's what I thought the
last time. Get outta my way.

Get off that horse, Cross.

I'll shoot you off if I have to.

Where's the guidance system?

That doesn't
belong to us, Willet!

Don't be dumb, man.
You know I'm not joking.

Hold it!

Don't be a fool, man! Your money's
waiting for you in the chopper.

We gotta get outta here.

You're not going
anywhere, Willet.

Tell Goldman I'll be back.

Kim!

Kimmie!

Kim!

Cha ba, Cha ba.

Kimmie! Don't move!

Kim, honey, hold
on. I'm coming. Okay.

Man, this is slippery stuff.

Kim.

We're gonna be all right.

We'll be all right.

Kim, we're gonna
be all right, honey.

Kim!

Kim!

Kim, it's your dad. I
can hear him, honey!

Major, we're down here!

It might help her relive the
experience and give it a happy ending.

It's him, honey! This time
he's come back for you.

Call him. Can you try
and call him, please?

Help her relive
the experience...

relive the experience...

Kim.

You have to call
him because I can't.

Daddy!

Cha ba.

Cha ba!

Daddy, help us!

Cha ba! Cha ba! Daddy! Help us!

Daddy!

Daddy! Daddy, help us!

Whoa!

Daddy, help us!

Daddy, help us! Daddy!

I'll be right there, baby!

Cha ba!

He's coming. We'll be all right!

We'll be all right!

Daddy! Daddy!

It's all right, baby. It's
all right. It's all right.

It's all right.

Come on, it's all right.

What's gonna happen
to John, Oscar?

There'll be a court martial.

You know that some of the
worst wounds can't be seen.

They're on the psyche.

They hurt the most and
they take the longest to heal.

I don't think that
John's a traitor,

I think he's just another
casualty of that war.

The Army will take that
into consideration, Jaime.

They're hard on their enemies, but
they have compassion for their own.

Nobody's gonna keep
him away from her for long.

Here you go. Oh, thank you.

Be careful. It's hot.

These belong to you.

I'm not sure I deserve
to wear these anymore.

Why not?

What you did today has nothing to
do with what you did to win those.

Kim, I may have to go away
from you for a little while.

I know you'll come back.

I love you, Daddy.