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If you remember last week... I said hold
it!
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That's better.
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Now, if you remember last week while
being pursued by Marshal Brennan, Uncle
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Martin and Tim had to rescue Lawley from
some very shady characters in the
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saloon. A fight ensued and... For the
last time, hold it!
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Anyway, as they started to make their
getaway, they were captured by Marshal
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Brennan. Before Uncle Martin could raise
a levitating finger, he found himself
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being handcuffed.
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Along with Tim.
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And both were led away to jail.
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Leaving Loralee to fend for herself in
the wild, wild west.
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And to the already existing charge of
counterfeiting, I'm adding breaking
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Grand theft, assaulting an officer, and
inciting to riot.
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Be my guest.
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Uncle Martin, I'm cognizant that arts
and crafts are great therapy for prison
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life, but would you mind putting down
that pencil and paper and talking to me?
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I'm worried.
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Shut up, Tim. We're not licked yet.
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Oh, well, that's great advice, which
might be appreciated by a postage stamp.
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Me? I prefer something just a little
more substantial.
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Here we are in St.
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Joe, Missouri.
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I'm quite aware of that. In 1849.
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All we have to do is get back to
California and the time machine.
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Don't you think you're oversimplifying
the problem?
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It's not the same as following the
yellow brick road.
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First we get arrested by Brendan's great
-grandfather for spending two perfectly
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legitimate Roosevelt dimes. And then we
get away from him, we run into Mrs.
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Brown's great -grandmother.
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She gets robbed, we get blamed for it. I
know, I know.
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All we have to do is get our money back
to her. Then get her to California.
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Otherwise I won't be a Mrs. Brown.
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But here we are in jail!
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Are you finished?
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Yes. Good. Now, if you'll kindly extract
yourself from the mire of self -pity
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that you've been wallowing in, I'd like
to discuss our escape.
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Escape?
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Why didn't you say so?
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Because trying to interrupt you is more
impossible than trying to have the last
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word with an echo.
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Now, you better take this first.
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What is it? It's a map showing where the
time machine is and how to locate it by
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1849 landmarks.
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I want you to have it just in case
anything happens to me on the way.
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With it, at least you can return in
time.
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Well, Uncle Martin, I... Ah, let's
dispense with the sentiment. I'm not
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the trail yet.
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Now, now, to get out of here.
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Do you mean that you could have opened
that at any time?
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The problem wasn't getting us out.
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It's getting Brennan in.
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We've got to make sure that we get a
good head start.
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Oh, you mean you're going to incarcerate
him.
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Exactly.
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All right, Tim, the door's open.
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If the marshal tries to stop us, we'll
jump him.
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He can't get us both at the same time.
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All right, Sam.
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Can't either of you move.
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How'd you get that door open? Simple
from in here, sir.
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The lock's catch doesn't hold.
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It doesn't, does it?
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Okay.
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Out there, where I can keep an eye on
you.
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That lock works fine.
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Goodbye now. We've got to catch a train.
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You, come back! Come back!
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Stop or I'll shoot!
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I could just scream.
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Find him till we're a long way out of
town. Yeah, well, the odds are in our
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favor. The Sheriff of St. Joe's away for
two days, and I doubt if anyone else
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has reason to inspect those cells. Yeah.
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What do you know, Pete? They done
escaped from jail again.
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Can't say they ain't got a lot of
spirit.
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Well, I'm more worried if they still got
that money they want from me in the
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poker game.
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This one's cleaner than a turkey on
Thanksgiving Day. This one ain't got a
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dimey.
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What's this?
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That's a map.
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California, see?
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Los Angeles.
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Map? A mine.
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That's a map to a coal mine. It's got to
be. That X is where you start digging.
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We're going to be rich, man.
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You want everybody to know?
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What about them?
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Well, now, we just can't clutter up the
streets of St. Joe with criminals lying
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around.
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It's about time.
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I was beginning to think you'd sleep
through breakfast, too.
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Breakfast?
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How? Oh, careful.
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Careful there.
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You've each got a lump on the back of
your head the size of a silver dollar.
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What happened to you anyway?
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Exactly what we'd like to know, dear
lady.
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How did we get here?
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Oh, well, I sort of stumbled over you on
the way back to my wagon.
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Some of my neighbors were nice enough to
help carry you here.
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After all, I did feel I owed you
something for getting me the money for
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wagon and all.
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A gesture we greatly appreciate, I
assure you. Well, I think you better
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night more while I get some more cold
water for your heads.
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You know, Uncle Martin, it... It
couldn't have been robbery, because we
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have a thing on us.
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Uncle Martin?
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The map.
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It's gone.
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Are you sure?
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I'm positive, yeah.
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Whoever took that map is undoubtedly
under the illusion it's a map indicating
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gold strike. A gold strike?
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Oh, brother.
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Boy, is he going to be surprised when he
digs... When he digs up the CCTVS and
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not knowing what it is, they might very
easily destroy it. Tim, we've got to
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find whoever took that map. That's fine.
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Where do we start looking?
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In the most logical place. If they're
going to California, they must be on
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train.
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Ah, Miss Gluck, my nephew and I were
just wondering if you perhaps could use
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couple of extra hands.
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Oh, good heavens, no.
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One for each arm is plenty, thank you.
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Uh, what my uncle meant was perhaps you
could use some help on your wagon. After
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all, even though you will be with the
train, it's still a mighty perilous
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journey for a lone woman to make.
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Oh, well, I'm sure I'll be quite safe.
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And besides, I'm afraid I've spent all
of my... Money?
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Don't even mention the word. Food and
lodging will suffice, ma 'am. Now, now,
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you just go inside and relax. We'll take
care of everything from here on.
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All right, Tim, hitch up the team, check
the water barrels, make sure the wheels
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and axles have been greased.
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Uncle Martin.
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Yes? Now that you've helped Laura Lee,
would you mind telling me where I can
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some extra hands?
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you doing? Mass mind reading?
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I'm still trying to locate who on this
train has our map.
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Well, that shouldn't be too hard. All
you have to do is find somebody who
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think about anything else but claiming a
gold mine in California.
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That's the trouble. This is 1849 and
everybody down there is thinking the
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thing.
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Did it ever occur to you that the guys
that took that map may not be in this
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train?
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Tim, it is highly unlikely that they
would set out cross -country from
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all by themselves.
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Well, you may be right, but one of those
guys is sure keeping himself under
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wraps.
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Oh, I'm tired. I'm going to turn in. How
about you?
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Oh, no, no. No, thanks. I think I'll
stay up and read a while.
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Tim, I wonder if you'd mind doing me a
favor and taking this pie to the
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Harrisons for me. They're about four or
five wagons back.
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Well, sure, Miss Gloss.
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Cream pie, huh? Well, um, what kind of,
uh... That's
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sour cream.
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Well, of course, silly. It's a sweet and
sour cabbage pie.
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You're pulling my leg.
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Oh, heavens, no.
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Maybe your pants are caught in your
boot.
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I told you it was them, Pete.
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You think they know we're on the train?
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No, we've kept our side real good.
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Besides, they can't prove we took their
map.
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We still ought to fill them so full of
holes that you can't mail them home. Get
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rid of them once and for all. Good, and
have the whole wagon train down on the
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next. Red, don't let your mind go
wandering.
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It's too small to go out by itself.
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Wait a minute.
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I've got a real practical way to keep
them fellas from bothering us.
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Forget about the map or trying to get
the gold mine or you'll never see your
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lady friend again.
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You know, Uncle Martin, it's times like
these when things look darkest and
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the whole world looks like it's going to
cave in.
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That men like us have to pull our
shoulders back and raise our heads to
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heavens and shout.
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I want my mother.
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Anything?
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Tim, I've got my human vibrational
scanner open all the way, and nary a
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a pong. Oh, fine.
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Ah, but cheer up. Remember.
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Today's gray clouds are tomorrow's blue
skies.
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Uncle Martin, if there's one thing I
don't need right now, it's a weather
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report.
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Tim, I pinged.
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Good for you.
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I pinged again.
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And now I ponged. I'm standing here
burning to a crisp and you're playing
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pong. Tim, you don't understand.
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Two pings and a pong. The pong is
undoubtedly Laura Lee.
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Well, come on. What are we waiting for?
Let's go.
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Looks like we got here just in time.
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They're about to break camp.
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Yeah, but how are we going to stop them?
They've got guns, we haven't. The odds
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are slightly uneven, I admit.
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However, they'll just have to suffer the
consequences.
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Uncle Martin, aren't you a little mixed
up? I said that they have the guns. Only
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guns. We have far greater weapons to
turn against them.
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Their own minds.
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What are you going to do, mow them down
with a headache?
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Most of them.
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A well -aimed shot of delusionary
illusion should send them running.
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Theotium is a much greater destructive
force than gunpowder.
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Now, let's see.
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I should have something in my historical
motion picture bank to turn against
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them. Something that I could project.
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Yes, of course.
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You sure must have some crazy shooting
galleries back home.
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My, what in the world made them run off
like that?
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What in the world, indeed. I'm afraid
that'll always be a mystery, Laura Lee.
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Uncle Martin.
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Uncle Martin, you are a genius. They
took off so fast they didn't even take
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map.
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Say, Uncle Martin, do you have any more
movies in that mental motion picture
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bank of yours? Yes, yes.
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Yeah, well, then you have some westerns
with Indians in them, don't you? Yes.
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Well, turn it off, will you, please?
What are you talking about? It is off.
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It is?
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Yes.
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Well, then, take a look what's on the
live stage.
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Well, I don't dig the lyric, but I have
a funny feeling they're playing our
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song. Yes, they are.
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Our swan song.
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What? You mean you speak their language?
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Just enough to get by on.
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I'm really much better at Comanche.
Well, do something. Tell them we're
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Tim, these are Yuma Indians, one of the
most treacherous tribes in the West.
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They aren't interested in developing
their social life.
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There's got to be something you can do.
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Our only chance is for me to get out
there and convince the medicine man to
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us go.
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Oh, well, just how do you intend to do
that?
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Hmm, by following the ancient adage I
started a long time ago.
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If you can't lick them, join them.
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Hey,
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what about me?
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I'm afraid you'll have to stay here for
a while, Tim.
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I've got to go this alone.
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Well, look who's here.
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Oh, Harold.
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So the Indians got you, too.
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Oh, Marshall, you have a remarkable
sense of observation.
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And they got a woman prisoner, too.
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Say, where's your partner?
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Who are you, Uncle Martin?
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Well, he... Managed to get away and save
his own skin.
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Figured him to be a coward.
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I didn't... Marshal, they say the talk
is cheap.
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You must get yours wholesale.
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What are you doing in that getup?
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Playing the great warrior Spirit.
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Come down in person to get his
sacrifices.
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Golden hair.
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Hangs nice from Spirit's belt.
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Oh, go on with you. I bet you tell that
to all the squad.
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I'll take all three of them.
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But what of other pill face who ran
away?
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You wait.
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We catch.
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Forget him.
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Well, they're not marching me out to get
scalped.
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Not without a fight, anyway.
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Yeah.
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Well,
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you did it this time, Brennan. And I
almost had us out of here.
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This is no time for a question and
answer period.
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Take Laura Lee and two of those horses
and head for Fort Yuma.
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Tim and I will try to decoy them here.
You stay here, Tim.
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That should freeze them temporarily.
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How temporarily?
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In this heat? They could thaw out in no
time at all. Come on.
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You think we lost them?
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I think so.
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Our best chance is to make it to the
CCTVS before anyone makes it to us.
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but what about Brennan and Loralee? She
should be in Yuma by now. And I hope
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we've lost Brennan as easily as we did
those Indians.
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Don't worry, Marshal. We'll see that
Miss Glutz reaches her destination
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Fine. Now, there's only one more request
I have, Colonel. I'd like a detail of
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your men to help me bring in my
prisoners, if the Indians didn't get
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Oh, but, William, they helped us to
escape.
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Now, Laura Lee, a lawman's job isn't
always a pleasant one, but it has to be
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done. Marshal, my men are at your
disposal.
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Are you sure that this is where Mrs.
Brown's house is supposed to be? Of
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I'm sure. Right over there is Wilshire
Boulevard, and that's Sunset Boulevard
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that way. That should make this the
Hancock Park area.
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Of course.
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How silly of me.
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Uh -oh. Uh -oh, Tim. We're getting
company.
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Look.
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Holy cow! They must have picked up a lot
of friends on the way. If you think
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that's something, look over there.
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Uncle Martin, what are we going to do?
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Find that CCTVS and fast.
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This won't hold for long.
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Here it is. Hurry.
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Well, it looks all right.
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I just hope the elements haven't
corroded any of the plots. Uncle Martin,
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is no time to test it.
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Here they come again.
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All right, cross your fingers, Tim, and
ball my eyes.
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I'm the warden.
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I'm the warden? I'm right here, Tim.
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What happened? Did we make it?
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If we can clear this smoke away, I think
we're home.
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Yes, but I'm afraid the CCTVS is a bit
worn.
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The corrosion of some of its parts from
overexposure has caused quite a bit of
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short -circuiting. That's too bad.
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Can you repair it?
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Yes, it'll take some time, but I can do
it. Well, the important thing is we're
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both back. We're safe and sound.
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Boy,
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this food looks pretty, uh, ugh.
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Like a hot shower, you know? Hey, what
say you barbecue a couple of king -sized
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steaks? Good, good idea. I'll get them
out of the freezer right this minute.
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How long do you think it'll take to fix
that time machine?
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Oh, it'll take a couple of weeks, give
or take a day or so.
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Well, then I suggest you set another
place at the table.
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