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Alright, uh, what we are doing today
is a sting operation.
We have placed a decoy Spectra out here, brand-new 2004.
It's kind of a bad neighborhood
and we only put about
a shot glass worth of gasoline in the tank.
'They'll get about half a block'
and then we just slap the cuffs on them.
What they do generally
they take them to the chop shop
'cause they can get more for 'em like that.
Forty three car thefts a year.
- Ridiculous. - Yeah.
So we're gonna put a stop to that.
Um, I'm sorry. Excuse me. Excuse me.
What?
Uh...
Oh, my.
'Hey, come here.'
Hey, no!
'So, if you see'
'any of those suspicious sneakers'
uh, just report them immediately.
'Uh, last order of business.'
Uh, we got a letter
from the, uh, the Kenny Rogers people.
And I guess he's coming to town
to promote this book-- Some crap like that.
And they want some people for a security detail.
Whoo! Me!
Please, please, yes, sir, please.
- 'You, too?' - Yes.
- Super. Done. - "The gambler"!
"The gambler"!
"Ruby, don't take your love to town."
'Who is Kenny Rogers?'
Who is-- Oh, hello? "Gambler?"
He's, like, the white Lionel Richie.
'So, what we're gonna have to do is take--'
I would say that Lionel Richie
is, like, the white Lionel Richie.
Who's the black Lionel Richie?
Could everyone stop pitter-pattering?
We have work to do.
- Talk amongst yourselves. - 'Okay.'
Go. Go. Dismissed, dismissed.
Kenny Rogers? "Who is Kenny Rogers?"
Go look out for the "Rhinestone Cowboy."
Fifty six albums over there.
Is he the one with the long braids
and he wears the scarf?
- 'Willie Nelson.' - 'That's Willie.'
What are they doing out there?
If I gave a about Kenny Rogers
I would take them off of this assignment
Quick draw. Loser buys lunch?
Ready?
Go.
- I feel like you lost. - I lost that one.
Okay, lunch is on me.
Got ourselves a narcotics search warrant here.
Sheriff's Department!
Shoot it.
- Hi. - Don't "Hi" me, sister.
Where's the stuff?
- What are you-- - Where is the stuff?
Where is the [bleep], sweetheart?
I don't know what you're looking for.
You don't know what we're looking for?
I don't know what you looking for.
Just tell us where the [bleep] is right now.
- Where's the [bleep]? - Like manure?
you! Toss the room!
Don't [bleep] with me. Don't you [bleep] with me.
'I don't know...'
Tell me where the [bleep] is, and I'll make it stop.
What do you do? What do you do for a living?
I teach arts and crafts to the blind and the disabled.
Bull! Bull [bleep]! You sell junk!
Bull [bleep]!
What's in here? Am I hot or am I cold?
Am I hot?
- Hello. - 'No, my cat just died!'
- Oh, your cat died? - It just died!
Bull [bleep]! Stop lying, stop crying.
- Stop crying, stop lying. - Why are you doing that?
'What's in here?'
'Stop right now.'
'Tell me where it is.'
What do you got? What do you got?
- Lady, where is the [bleep]? - We got nothing.
You got nothing?
You made a mistake.
Bull [bleep]!
917 Keystone Avenue, number six.
I'm number nine.
'The nail fell out.'
Sorry. Have a nice day.
She had it coming.
We're looking for, uh, number six.
- Number six. - No. no.
No, that's number nine. We just did that.
- We're looking for six. - Alright.
- Seven, eight... - Eight.
- Nine. Ten. - Okay
Well, no, we're looking for six.
Ten, nine, eight, seven...
- ! - Okay.
- Pull this way. - Here we go.
- Ahh, [bleep]! - It's still open.
- Okay. - Freeze, lady!
Drop the [bleep]! Drop the [bleep]! [bleep] it!
There he is.
My God, my God.
How you doing, Mr. Rogers? Pleasure to meet you.
I'm James Garcia, Reno Sheriff's Department.
- Nice to meet you. - Well, it's nice to meet you.
Boy, when they gave us this assignment
I jumped up and said... you know
"The excitement's in the playing the cards, not the watching,"
Like in "Gambler IV," Brady Hawkes.
Hey, I want you to meet my partner.
- This is Deputy Wiegel. - Deputy Wiegel.
- A pleasure, sir. - Okay.
We're gonna be providing security.
What is all of this?
- I'm your decoy, sir. - Decoy, sir.
- Decoy. - Yeah.
We're gonna be providing security to and from the event
at the event itself.
Okay, well, let's go to the limo.
Actually, sir, the limo's for the decoy.
They would be expecting you to arrive in a limo
so I'm gonna arrive in the limo.
We will be taking an alternate route.
Thank you, partner.
Thank you.
Oh-ho! Well, there.
Oh, Lordy.
Alright, Mr. Rogers, right this way, if you could.
Just put on this coat. Checkpoint one, we're clear.
We're go. We're coming in. The gambler is coming in.
Sir, back off.
Can't believe I'm in a...
...Holy squad car with Brady Hawkes. Wow.
- Big fan of you-- - Brady Hawkes, huh.
Oh, so you do know. That's good.
You know, I'd like to say
I'm a big fan of all your movies.
Hey, truth be told, I think you're a great actor...
Well, thanks.
I kind of like your movies more than I do your singing.
Really? That gives me confidence
to get out there and maybe act some more.
I think you should. I really think you should.
Time to leave that other, you now, singing stuff behind...
Oh, you mean don't sing at all?
Yeah, I think it's time to move on.
I could see you getting up there and winning an Oscar...
Don't sing at all?
Well, you know, give it a rest a little bit.
Well, if it's all the same
I'd like to kind of get there as soon as possible
because... I have some things I need to do.
We're on schedule, we got about another hour and a half.
To drive?
I wrote a song, by the way...
You're not gonna sing this for me?
It goes, like...
♪ Woman I'm your man on a horse ♪
♪ And I know you love me ♪
♪ Woman I will... ♪
So...
Do you notice any similarities
to Lionel Richie's song "Lady" there?
No. Woman, I'm your man on a shining horse--
"Lady, I'm your knight in shining armor
and I love you."
"Woman, I'm your man
I'm on a horse, and I love you."
- I mean, I think-- - I said, "you love me."
Oh, well, that does put it in a different place, doesn't it?
I mean, there's a chance--
Do you know what the word "plagiarism" means?
It has nothing to do with a flag I'll tell you that right now.
'Oh, mama, please!'
Please talk to daddy!
I love ebay, and I want to marry him.
♪ Oh Lord James listen to the girl ♪
♪ Her heart is breaking ♪
"Florida, that girl ain't marrying no ebay."
I need another puppet to be J.J.
You know, Dynomite!
I need a...
Let me see your sock.
Dynomite!
Sheriff's Department!
Sheriff's... Department.
Sheriff's Department!
What the hell is that?
- Sheriff's Department! - Shut the hell up.
Now, what the hell's going on in here?
Why don't you tell them what the bet is?
You'll see why I'm in this situation.
It's a really good shot. Watch.
Hit it to the 11
hit both the blue ball and the stripy blue ball.
It's gonna hit the 1, to the 7, hit the red 3
all the way into the middle pocket right there.
Bam, right there! That's it.
It's a joke. It's a joke shot.
- Yeah, shut up. - Shut up.
- Travis. Sidebar. - Do it.
Shut up and shut up. Sidebar, Travis.
What do you mean when you said "sidebar?"
- Come over here by the side. - Oh, oh, oh.
- I have my bank card. - I got a bank card.
- Atm's right there. - Think she'll take our money?
What she gonna do? Turn away money?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's do it.
My partner and I happen to have cash money
and would love nothing more in the world
than to see you perform the shot
with the stripy and the 3 in the middle pocket.
I'm waiting in bated breath.
- Ohh! - Ow!
Come on, baby, come on!
- Good morning. - Morning, sunshine.
Is that you? Come here. Let me in, man.
What you doing out here?
Well, maybe you guys can actually help me.
My fraternity brothers locked me out.
I passed out, and I woke up, and the door is locked.
'You been drinking?'
- N-- Last night, yeah. - Yeah.
I passed out.
Open your mouth, please.
You got anything inserted in there?
No, no.
Do you guys want a beer or anything?
Go for it.
- Go for it. - Okay.
Excuse me for one second.
'Yes.'
- 'Mmm.' - Empty.
You are gonna have to come with us.
Your friends not lettin' you in, all this hollering and screaming
you're doing out here... Unacceptable.
Get you some breakfast
take some pictures of you
to make sure you're okay.
Is it breezy to you guys?
- No, I'm good. - No, it's not breezy.
But I am hungry.
I like that one scene...
...when you get--
The Pinkertons think you're in the whorehouse
at Franny Parson's.
- Where? - Franny Parson's place.
Inside the whorehouse with the whores.
How many hours a day do you work?
Is that all you do is watch movies?
Oh, I do know this. I read it on your website.
I'll do the last line in "Gambler V"
when she says, "Is he gone?"
you say, "Nobody's gone until they're forgotten."
- "Until they're forgotten." - That's right.
It will be a long time
before I forget you, Garcia.
I'll never forget Brady Hawkes, especially in "Gambler V."
Oh, God. Please, God.
Yeah, Wiegel, this is Garcia. Where the hell are you?
'I think I'm in a shoe store.'
Okay, the guys have referee shirts on them?
'Um, yes.'
'I think I'm lost, and I'm freaking out a little bit.'
If you look to your right there should be
that orange Julius in a food court.
Head towards the food court.
'Jim, there's a dancing pretzel up here'
'you have got to see.'
'It's a guy dressed as a pretzel'
'and he's dancing-- Yes, thank you.'
'He's giving free samples of pretzels.'
That's nice, Wiegel. I can't leave Kenny alone.
I've got to stay here, okay
so say "hello" to Mr. Pretzel for me
and come down the escalator.
'Okay, I'm coming down the escalator.'
- Oh, God. - Jesus Christ.
I got mixed up around the up and down escalator.
Yeah, down goes down and up goes up--
And up goes up. I know that now.
I don't know how much he told you about what just happened.
I got caught up on the third floor
in the Jan's Jewelers.
The next thing I know, I'm all turned around.
I have total dysplasia.
- So confused. - That's frightening.
I'm okay, though. We're all here.
We're all okay. It's all okay.
There is a guy up there dressed like a pretzel
that you... you really should see.
You can go up there. I don't know how he does it.
He's in a foam costume, this guy.
He's got his face coming out like a piece of salt
and his arms must be wrapped in some kind of crazy concoction.
And somehow still he's able to give out
samples of pretzels like this.
He's a good guy. He also plays Santa Claus in Christmas time.
He doubles up. Same guy.
You could go up there, take a picture with him
for a buck if you want.
Will they charge us $3 if we all go?
- I don't know. - 'Well, you're Kenny Rogers.'
I don't have any money.
Yeah, but I don't like to throw that around.
I'd just as soon not say who I am.
If we go up, I'm going as John Q. Public, okay?
That's a harder name to say than Kenny Rogers.
Well, let's open the doors and let them in.
What do you say?
Oh, the-- The doors are open, sir.
They've been open for two hours.
'About two hours.'
911 call.
Oh, [bleep].
- We don't exactly know what... - Hey, check it out.
Holy [bleep], that's Gene Kennedy.
That's Channel Four news.
- Sir, hi. - Hey.
You're the witness to what happened here?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was crazy, man.
I was in the strip club, right and all of a sudden
I got a little headache 'cause the stripper smell--
The stripper smell was getting--
The stripper smell was getting on my nerves, right?
I couldn't take it, right
so I came out here to get some fresh air.
Next thing I know, there was a gun, right?
- There was a dude. - The dude had a gun.
The dude with a gun, he was a big dude--
- Big dude. - How big, how big, how big?
5'6", 5'7", 125.
Average to smallish maybe then, really.
For little people, he was a big dude.
To a little person, he was a big dude. To a big person--
Was it a white guy, black guy?
- Exactly, exactly right. - Bi-racial?
- Bi... - You know, he could be...
Bi... I don't... You know, he could be.
- Could've been bi-racial. - But it was a fast--
People are so mixed today, you can't really tell.
It's like Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey looking.
And then I hear this, "Oh, I've been assaulted!
I've been assaulted!"
That's when I knew someone had been assaulted.
Next thing I know, I hear the stomping of the feet
so I'm thinking he has shoes on, right? He has shoes.
You're thinking he has shoes on. You're thinking.
And he was running, running, running.
I was gonna go, "Hey, let me stop you."
Let me stop him. Right? "No, don't!"
Next thing I know, someone's like
"Oh, oh, the police are coming here."
- I think he's blind. - He's blind, yeah.
And I'm telling you everything I know.
It's emotional for me. It's very hard.
Sir.
Sir, you've been very-- This is really great.
Sir, we're gonna take your lead. We're gonna take your lead.
We got all your notes.
And we are gonna hit the streets like bats out of hell.
I think he went either left or right.
- Right. - One of those directions.
- Either left or right. - You've been very helpful.
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
Gene's doing a live feed to the news. Watch this.
Hey, Kennedy.
- Hey, come on. - you.
you, Channel Four.
It's done. All perimeters are secured.
- So far, so good. - Good job.
Excuse me, but... what is going on here?
We're-- We've got everything locked off, you're safe.
Well, of course I'm safe. There's no people here.
I mean, where are the people?
- What people? - What-- What--
I'm here for a public book signing.
I put up posters all over town...
We took those posters down 'cause it was very dangerous.
Sir, you're a very famous man.
We didn't want anyone to get at you.
Wait, wait, wait. You took my posters down?
Yeah. I mean, that's like a treasure map to murder.
You know what this is gonna do to me in the community?
I mean, people come by
and check to see how many people show up to these things.
That really kind of determines what your stat--
Do you know what this makes me--
This makes me look so foolish.
Oh, yeah, pick up your free [bleep] book
on the way out, okay?
- Kenny Rogers. - Hi.
Kenny Rogers, man.
What condition is your condition in, Kenny?
- It's fine. - I love you, gambler!
Oh, [bleep]. Oh, Lord. Oh, dear Lord.
- Kenny... - Move back. Let him breathe.
Kenny, Kenny, Kenny, Kenny, are you okay?
- Kenny! - Get me-- G-get me--
- He's saying something. - I'm saying...
Get me-- Get me-- Get me mall security.
He wants mall security. Security!
I need someone to protect me from you guys.
Good afternoon...
...and welcome to Driver Safety School!
All of you scofflaws
have found yourself in here
because of your disregard
for the law of the State of Nevada!
You people make me sick to my stomach!
You people are the reason that our highways
are a tangled mess of blood and chrome!
The state has decided that you will undergo
eight hours of driver safety training
and then you will be given a test
after that eight hours of driver safety training.
And for this service
we are paid $31.50...
...before taxes.
'We could make more at Arby's.'
So, what do you say we call it a day
and we all go get some Arby's, and then hit it, huh?
Okay?
"I'm not gonna do anything bad," everybody.
- Good. We're good. Good job. - Good job, everybody.
- Okay, Kenny. - You're gonna be okay.
You're gonna be fine.
- 'Take care, sir.' - Thanks.
Nice spending the day with you.
Well, that didn't, uh...
That didn't turn out great.
But you know what? We did the best we could.
I thought so, too.
I thought we were cops, and we were a team.
Yeah, we were a team, and we stayed together.
God bless us. We do what we could.
- Good job, - Good job.
- Did you just kiss me? - Uh...
No, I was leaning in.
No, you leaned in, and then you kissed me.
No, I was just gonna say "good job."
No, I think you came at me. So...
Did you just kiss me because I look like Kenny Rogers?
'Or?'
I don't know, that's uh...
I can't say.
- That was weird. - Yeah, yeah.
I'm gonna call it a day.
- I'm this way. - I'm this way.
- Okay, I'll see you. - I'll see you later.
♪ G-D-B-A-G-F-D ♪
- I took some classes, I'm not-- - Classical.
- Classically trained. - I trained.
I trained classically.
I took one Jazz dance class.
- Really? - Yes.
- I did take one-- - What did you learn--
What do you learn if you only take one Jazz dance class?
The first thing I learned? Don't be late.
'Cause the lady's very picky about that.
The second thing I learned, leg warmers are apparently out now.
I learned that the hard way.
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