Original subtitles

Check it out, dawg!

Look out there! Oh!

He ought to be in prison.

Hey! Hey!

Oh!

Maybe he thinks it's a bumper car.

What are you trying to do, fool?

Parking.

Sorry.

Park on the street, not on my car!

Man, that don't even make no sense.

I ain't gonna start nothing that already been started.

Morning.

What do you want?

Beer.

That'll be a dollar.

Is there anything else?

Tell Tommy Price somebody's here to see him.

What?

Tommy Price.

Tommy. It's almost there, Annie.

Kiddo, make tracks.

You see, it's your servo system, but don't worry, I got it.

There's a cracker out front looking for you.

A cop?

I don't think so. Who is he?

Do you want me to go out there and ask him for a driver's license?

Take care, Momma.

You Tommy Price? Yeah.

My name's Ralph Thorson.

My friends call me Papa, but you call me Mr. Thorson.

Now you're not gonna complain if I put this gun away, are ya?

Frankly, Mr. Thorson, I'd be tickled pink.

You're not gonna try to run, are you? 'Cause it's too hot

and I don't wanna have to chase you.

And I don't wanna have to shoot anybody.

We understand each other, right?

Oh, yes, sir.

Let's go.

So what do you want me for?

Well, you did jump bail on the 16th.

Well, kind of.

Well, I've got to kind of take you back to Los Angeles.

Are you a cop? Uh-uh.

This shit's got to be illegal.

Not really.

Punk! Are you crazy?

That's a 1970 Cadillac that you're ramming at.

Hey, man, what are you doing?

Are you crazy? You... You shithead!

Hey, don't fool with it. I don't want you to bust it.

Hey, I know a kidnapping when I see one.

And I'm seeing one now 'cause I'm being kidnapped.

Here, read it. Supreme Court decision, 1872.

"When bail is given, the person or persons putting up said bail

"may exercise their rights in person or by agent.

"They may pursue principal into another state,

"may arrest him on the Sabbath,

"if necessary may break and enter his home."

Man, that's chicken shit.

Man, that's the law.

Your head needs adjustment.

Hey, don't fool around.

I fix this stuff all the time. Cost me $64. Don't bust it.

I'm very mechanical.

Oh, you an electrician or something?

Can you fix it? I can fix it.

"I fix this stuff all the time," right?

Huh?

"I'm very mechanical." I'll fix it, Pappy.

Hey, how did you find me?

Somebody put their house up for collateral for your bail.

Pearly? Did she turn me in?

Didn't want to lose her house, I guess.

What a rip-off.

That's life, ain't it?

Will I go to jail, Pappy?

I don't know.

Who taught you how to drive?

Leon Spinks?

Hey, what's the matter with you?

Sure you know how to drive that thing, boy?

They didn't leave enough room here.

Not enough room. Shit!

Come here.

Don't go away.

No shit!

Billie Joe Face? Yeah.

On what charge?

Assault, grand theft auto. Jumped bail five weeks ago.

Got any papers? Certified copy of the bail bond.

I think you'd better talk to Sheriff Strong about this.

Give me a man, I'll go pick him up.

I've got the address. You wait right here.

Yes, sir.

The Sheriff wants to see you. Now.

Thanks.

Heard a lot about you, Mr. Thorson.

It's all bad!

Did they tell you I have a glass eye?

No. They didn't.

It's the one with the gleam of intelligence.

This one.

Just look at the two of us.

An old sheriff and a bounty hunter,

here in all this modern turmoil.

We were just born a century too late, Mr. Thorson, that's our problem.

Nothing's changed.

Good guys and the bad guys.

Maybe.

Now, what can I do for you, Mr. Thorson?

Well, I came to pick up Billie Joe Face

and take him back to Los Angeles.

So I hear.

My recommendation to you, Mr. Thorson, is to get out of town.

Yeah, I will. Tonight.

I don't think you understand me, Mr. Thorson.

I want you out now, and without this Billie Joe.

I can't do that, Sheriff, I've come a long ways.

I'm going to take him back with me.

Oh, no, you ain't. Oh, yes, I am.

Don't argue with me, Mr. Thorson.

Now look, Sheriff, I've come over 1,500...

Goodbye, Mr. Thorson. Goodbye, Sheriff.

Because he's my nephew, Mr. Thorson.

You sure are greedy, you know that?

You already got me, and you have to go for a bonus.

Hey, Pappy, what the hell is that thing?

A stun gun. What does it do?

Ruins their day. Hey, what do I do?

Sit.

Ahh!

Wait a minute. Wait a minute!

Get him, Billie Joe!

Get him, Billie Joe. Get him!

Hit him where it hurts, Billie Joe.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Get him, Billie Joe. Hit him harder!

Get him up! Get him, Billie Joe!

Hey, that ain't fair.

You pudhead!

Billie Joe. Billie Joe. Wake up, Billie Joe.

Wake up. Billie Joe, wake up!

Yes.

Ralph Thorson on line one.

Damn well better be long distance.

Hello? Hello, Sheriff.

It's me again. I just wanted you to know,

I took your advice and left town.

Good for you, Mr. Thorson. I kind of figured you would.

Except for one thing. I took your nephew with me.

Want to say hello?

Uncle John?

Nephew, seems like you're in a little hot water.

Yes, sir, I am.

Put Mr. Thorson back on.

Yeah.

You did a pretty damn good job, Mr. Thorson.

You've done your duty, and I was protecting my kin.

Next time you're down Houston way, stop in and say hello, why don't you?

Yes, sure I will.

Bye-bye.

Crazy guy!

For the big guy, here's the keys, okay? Sit!

Hey, gunslinger!

Hello, Spota.

Thought you were having a sale, two for the price of one?

I need the money.

He's as big as a house. You ought to get paid by the pound.

Listen, he almost killed me.

Anytime you want a respectable job...

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Hey! You've got to stop wearing those baggy pants!

Huh?

Here you go.

You ever been in the joint before?

No, I haven't.

Now, look, whatever you do, when you get in front of that judge,

just don't you smart off.

Tommy Price. On your feet.

Here's the key.

And when he asks you, you tell him you've got a job working for me.

There's the address.

Here you go, Papa. Thanks.

Hey, hey, hey, baby! Hey, Papa!

How are you doing, boy?

With an eight, with a nine.

Two tens, baby.

Pair of queens. $5 left.

Hey, Papa! Hey, how are you doing?

You sitting in? Oh, no thanks.

Hey, how you feeling? Tired. Tired.

Hi. Good morning.

Who are you? I live here.

Oh, make yourself at home. Thanks.

It's you again, O'Brian.

Pair of eights,

that's $5 into that possible flush.

I'll see that. And I see that.

Hey, Francis, you been boosting again?

No, I scored at the track.

Yeah. Sure.

Hey, Papa, come on in. Plenty of room.

We need another sucker.

Dotty wouldn't like it.

Come on, Papa, one hand.

Sit down and play!

Better not. Better not.

Five-card stud, fellas.

Good morning.

Hi, baby.

Mmm, you smell good.

Mmm. You don't.

Are you hungry?

Mmm-mmm.

Horny.

Mmm...

The doctor said it was okay.

Hey...

Brought you a present. You did?

What did you get me? Let me see.

Let me show you.

Shit.

That's an original Buck Rogers Rocket Patrol.

And it's very rare.

I don't know why I love you so much.

Thanks.

No wonder you're horny. No school.

Helen Ryan's taken my class to the museum.

Poor museum.

How long will they let you work?

Another couple of weeks.

As long as I want.

There's a Lamaze class tonight.

Come on, don't start that again.

Ignoring it isn't going to make it go away.

It might. It's worth a try.

Not funny!

Pregnant ladies are supposed to crave ice cream and pickles.

It's important to me, Ralph.

But mushrooms?

Natural childbirth.

Listen...

I'm thinking maybe I'll have to move in

with my sister for a while.

Oh, now, wait a minute.

If you go over to your sister's...

She's done Lamaze with all three of her kids.

She's a pro, okay?

I need you here.

Do you have to leave town right away?

Got to pick up Winston Blue later today.

Winston? That's three times this month!

Crazy Winston.

Clear the street here, folks.

You have to clear the street now. It's for your own safety.

Please, get up on the sidewalk.

You have to clear the street.

Excuse me, sir, you're gonna have to move that car and clear the area.

Who's in charge here? Sergeant Werblow.

Sir, I live in that building. How do I get in? Ma'am, please...

Hey, come back here!

W-20 Adam. Perimeter has been secured

and it's confirmed that the suspect is inside the building.

W-20 Adam, roger.

Yes. W-20 Adam... Oh!

Are you Werber? Sergeant Werblow.

Who the hell are you? Thorson.

And that's my pickup.

Who the hell do you think you got in there? DSLA?

We've got an armed fugitive up there.

Oh, bullshit!

W-20 Adam. No, we're not requesting any additional units...

Hey, Winston! It's Papa.

Hey! What the... Hey, listen!

I don't know who the hell you think you are,

but you better get your ass out of here. This is police business.

Yoo-hoo!

Yoo-hoo!

Don't make such a fuss, for heaven's sake.

He's dressing.

Dressing?

1A-11, 1A-11.

See the man, 459 investigation.

659, South Broadway.

Oh, look at that!

Here he comes.

He's coming down the elevator.

Hey, people, where are the flashbulbs?

I want to see the flashbulbs popping.

There you go. All right!

Hands high!

I know the procedure, baby.

Walk toward me.

Yeah.

Far enough.

Hands behind your head.

Beautiful.

I know that.

Until your boyfriend shows in court.

But I need my car for work.

And I need it for collateral.

I'll give you my pink slip.

I don't want your underwear, I want your car.

No car, no bond. Now what's so difficult?

My son, Anthony, he's a good boy.

Maybe he's a little mixed up, but...

He's going to come back.

He means well.

Listen, this is the first time...

No, no.

The first time he took a hostage in a liquor store.

Mr. Bernardo, Mrs. Bernardo, can I...

Can I talk honestly to you?

Yeah, sure, of course.

Your son is a rat.

He's holed up somewhere, and he ain't never coming back.

Because if he does, he knows he's going to jail.

And he's been there enough times to know

he doesn't like it.

Now, you and me, the three of us,

we have a problem, which is that if your Anthony doesn't show in...

18 more days...

Then, I'm out 100,000, and your restaurant belongs to me.

And I don't want another restaurant.

I've already got two of them.

You mean...

We lose the restaurant?

If the son were only as smart as the mother.

I worked 26 years of my life to build up that restaurant.

And the buildings, the parking lot.

I can't lose that place now.

Mr. Blumenthal, what can we do?

We've got to get somebody to go out

and find Anthony and bring him back.

You mean like a detective?

No. The man I have in mind is more of a specialist in this line.

Mr. Thorson is a bounty hunter.

My God!

I'm sorry.

It's either that, or your restaurant.

So you two put your heads together and decide.

See what you started?

You know where he is. I told you to keep your mouth shut...

You owe me 800 for Price and 1,000 for Billie Joe Face.

Papa, please. Enough already.

Coffee.

You did a good job. You're the best in the world.

That's $1.75.

1,800.

Thank you.

Papa, can I talk to you?

No, you can't talk to him. I'm talking to him, so get out of here.

What have you got, Mike? I've got an assault on a police officer.

He's heading down to Mexico,

and I'm gonna take a substantial loss on this thing.

Great! Now take a walk, youganef!

We ain't interested.

Ah!

I'm interested.

So when is the baby due?

Soon.

You should marry the school teacher.

Eight years is enough already.

She's been married, she didn't like it.

Eight years, she don't trust you yet?

Why don't you mind your own business and pay your debt, hmm?

Please, not while I'm eating.

What's this? A baby present from me to you.

Tony Bernardo.

It's a piece of cake.

"Assault, attempted murder, armed robbery."

A very bad boy.

No, he's a good boy. He's a little mixed up maybe.

He's a shooter, too.

He really wants to come in.

You'll see how happy he'll be to see you.

You'll talk, you'll make friends.

If he's so easy, why don't you bring him in?

Believe me. You don't think I would?

I would, but at my age, I'm not supposed to eat airline food.

Papa, I'm into this for a hundred grand.

I'll make it worth your while.

Not Bernardo. He's too dangerous.

I'll take the Branch brothers.

The Branch brothers?

My cocker spaniel can bring me the Branch brothers.

Hey, Ralph. Lunching with the last of the big spenders, I see.

Hello, Pete. Captain Spota.

Always a pleasure.

See you later at the house.

See you at the house.

Have you heard any talk about him?

What kind of talk?

Nothing.

Papa, telephone!

Yeah.

Thorson. My name is Mason.

Remember me? No.

Well, you will.

I'm going to kill you.

I've been watching you, Thorson.

I'm going to kill you.

I don't know what you're using, Mason, but it's no good for you.

All right, I'll take the Branch brothers.

Three grand.

Forget it!

Three Branch brothers, $3,000.

There are only two Branch brothers.

Bob blew himself up.

It's still 3,000, and that's that.

They're children. They're little boys.

They don't even shave yet.

They're the Wild Bunch.

Everybody takes advantage,

so why shouldn't you?

All right, all right. 3,000.

Hey, Pappy, the judge let me off when I mentioned your name.

What are you doing with my TV set?

The picture's no good, man.

The picture was perfect.

No, see, the color was off. I'm fixing it.

Hey.

What do you know about a guy named Mason?

Mason. Mason...

Let's see. There's Tiny Mason, a pimp.

No.

Billy Mason, the dealer. He's dead.

Rocco Mason. That's the one!

Oh, yeah. Speed freak.

When they sent him to San Quentin they had to submerge him in Thorazine.

He got out about a month ago. Why?

The name just popped into my head. Thanks.

Okay.

Can we watch the set in the bedroom?

No!

Hi, honey.

I've got to catch the red-eye to Nebraska.

Oh, no!

Bucks. It's a job.

You said you'd take me to Lamaze class.

I will.

You take me to the airport, okay?

All right.

Hey, look...

I got kind of a weird phone call.

It may be something, it may be nothing, I don't know.

But you remember how to shoot this, right?

Yeah.

Okay. It's got a full clip.

Bang, bang, bang, bang. Okay?

I'll be okay.

Hi, Ralph. How are you doing?

Hi, Dotty. Hi, Pete. How long have you been here?

A few minutes.

Mmm. God, that perfume, I love it!

Hey, Ralph...

When you gonna make an honest woman out of this girl?

Ah, why ruin a good relationship?

When are you due, honey?

Pretty soon.

It's gonna be different in this house with a kid around.

Different. Right.

I don't know why, I'm already running an orphanage.

What's one more?

You'll see.

Dotty! Telephone.

Okay.

What are you, a troublemaker?

What's the matter with you? Are you scared or something?

Yeah, I'm scared. What happens if I get popped?

What happens to Dorothy and the kid?

End up with a house full of toys, a mean dog, and a '51 Chevy.

I'm getting too old for this shit.

That's a lousy excuse, and you know it.

She's a terrific girl and she loves you.

It's going to be wonderful.

You're going to be a father, Ralph.

You think you've got troubles.

Huh?

Ralph, we're in a hurry.

Yeah.

I'll talk to you, Pete. Bye-bye, Pete.

Bye-bye, dear.

You're gonna love Lamaze, Ralph, if you'll just give it half a chance.

A lot of the guys in the class were just as hesitant as you...

Why are you riding behind this slowpoke?

The fast lane is clear. You could just pass him.

Every guy in that class has come around 100% since they've been in there.

Honey, there's a faster car behind you.

Ralph, will you shut up and let me drive? Okay.

Are you going to sit there, or are you coming in?

Don't be so squirrelly!

Squeeze her leg firmly, coaches,

building in intensity, like a real contraction.

Building to a peak now.

Forty seconds.

Okay. Only 15 seconds to go.

Easing off a little now.

Check for relaxation.

Five seconds to go.

And contraction ends.

And relax.

I'm so pleased you're here to help Dotty.

It's always a lot more difficult

when a woman has to do this alone.

I've got a bad back.

I know, it's always difficult the first time.

If you can squeeze her, it'll really help her a lot.

If she can practice relaxing through pain,

it'll make her a lot more secure about handling labor.

Having a baby is one of the most beautiful experiences in life.

You wouldn't want to be excluded, would you?

Mister.

Thanks. Come to Mama.

Hi, you guys. Nice to see you.

It's brand-new. 78 miles. Oh, thank you.

Don't you have an older car...

Hey, Teach.

Who is that?

Howard, is that you?

Violets are blue, roses are red.

There's no school today...

Whoever you are, you're a jerk!

Because teacher's

dead.

Listen, buster, this isn't funny anymore!

I could kill you. I really could!

Teacher thinks I'm going to kill her.

Go away, please!

I'm not going to kill the teacher.

I'm going to kill Papa!

Who are you?

Open up the door, and see who's going to kill Papa.

Tell Papa, Mason said "soon."

Real soon.

Branch brothers? Sure.

Crazy bastards. Dumb as shit and mean.

Went to school with John, the bigger one.

We was on the basketball team.

Yeah, all I need is the directions.

All in the Lord's time, son.

I made a mistake.

John Branch put dynamite in the locker room urinals.

Blew the whole damn gym halfway across to Canada.

Yeah, well, look.

I'm gonna take these two guys back to LA with me.

All I need is the directions and a couple of your guys to help me bring them in, okay?

I'll give you directions, but I ain't giving you any of my men,

not with those crazy bastards.

And you're a crazy bastard for going after them.

That should do.

We'll check around the neighborhood.

If anything turns up, we'll let you know.

Thank you.

I'm sure it was just some nut.

Thank you.

Dotty, I think I should call for a substitute to handle your class for the day.

Oh, no. I'm okay.

I don't want to make a big deal out of this.

God knows what Ralph would do if he found out.

We just can't handle any more trouble, not now.

Well, have it your way, but try to relax, all right?

Oh, shit!

Oh, damn! Where'd he come from?

Look at that crazy son of a bitch!

Whoo-hoo!

Get in front of him, Matthew.

Don't be telling me how to drive, you duck-turkey!

Is that fool trying to run us over?

Here, Matthew. Get that son of a bitch away from me!

Here. Throw that out of here!

We got him!

Oh, that son of a bitch! We got him this time!

I'd like to see the look on his face.

Look out! Oh, shit!

Where did he come from?

The dynamite!

The dynamite! What dynamite?

Back there!

Come on!

Hey, Dotty!

We brought the old man home. Take him now.

Hey, Dotty! He's getting old.

Dotty, you should feed him more. Dotty, don't smoke that!

Hey, Romero! Hey, Dotty!

Hi, baby. Hi, honey.

I'll get the water.

Ralph... What? I'm sorry.

Had another Lamaze class today?

Yeah.

How did it go?

You don't want to know.

Yeah, I do.

No, you don't. I really do.

Okay, we talked about transition.

And we talked about the coach, and how important he is.

The coach? Yeah.

In Lamaze, we say that birth is like a game.

The mother's the team, the father's the coach.

Mmm.

How the game turns out depends a lot on the coach.

There's this woman in our class named Edith.

She's there with her first baby.

She started pushing too soon.

See, you're not supposed to push until you're completely dilated.

The baby's head's right down there.

But you feel like you have to,

so you blow instead.

Like that.

Well, Edith wasn't dilated, but she started pushing anyway.

So her husband took her face in his hands and he said, "Blow, Edith!"

And he started blowing himself, right to her,

willing her to do it with him.

Yeah, like that.

And she was able to stop pushing because he did that.

Don't you think that's beautiful?

I'm such a sucker for inspirational moments.

You ought to let your hair grow out.

It looked a lot better when it was longer.

I'm too old for that.

You like old things. It's all you care about.

You don't like anything that's new, Ralph.

New things are no good.

Give them a chance to prove themselves.

You know they will, in time.

I love you.

Shit!

Hey! Hello, Pete.

Come on in, Ralph!

Just the guy I want to see.

What you need is a drink.

There we go.

Hey, why don't you let me... Come on! Come on, come on.

Bang! Bang! Bang! You're dead.

You see that house?

That's Hyatt, Frank B.

Male Caucasian, 5'9", 180 pounds.

Come on, Pete. Hand over the gun.

Mmm. Good, Ralph, very good.

Talk to the subject. Calm him down.

You know, that bastard sells dope to school children

and he lives in that house.

He looks up here and he sees me and he laughs his head off.

He throws pebbles up.

I swear, he throws pebbles up at me.

I find them on the deck when I come home at night.

Is that right?

Come on, I'm asking you, is that right?

Well, that's the way it is, pal.

That's what I am.

A pebble.

Well, guess what the pebble did?

I took a little for myself.

Just a couple of bags from the inventory room.

So I got tired of being a pebble.

And I sold some and somebody got busted and somebody talked.

And guess who they're coming after?

Come on, Ralph. Be a pal. Guess who they're coming after.

Would you go?

No. So I figured I'd do the right thing.

I'm going to blow Hyatt, Frank B's head off,

then I'm going to do me in.

Come on, Pete. That's the booze talking. You're drunk.

Sure. Sure, I'm drunk.

Do you think I could kill myself if I was sober?

Come on, Ralph, there's another bottle

over there on the couch somewhere.

Let's finish it off, then you go away.

Please, Ralph, you know I'm right.

I can't go in the slammer.

You know what they do to cops.

I put half of them in there, for Christ's sake.

Let's get shit-faced, then you leave me alone.

Come on, I bet ten bucks. $10?

All right, with a six.

All right, this is a dead lead. Dead lead, right. Okay.

Hi, Papa. Hey, Pop.

Papa, come on in.

Room for one more, Papa. Come and join us.

We haven't got all night, let's go!

But you have to repeat each card.

Please leave. Hey, it's early, man!

Would you just go on home?

Get out!

Frank, can I get a ride with you?

Yeah, you can get a ride with me. I'll drive you.

Good night, Dotty. Can we come back tomorrow?

Ralph, I almost got the set fixed.

Good night, Dotty. Good night.

What the hell's the matter with you, Ralph?

Make some coffee.

You okay? Is it a contraction?

It's just a cramp.

It's over.

Great.

You better get used to the idea, Ralph. It's almost time.

Don't you think I know that?

I think you know it. I don't think you accept it.

I think you got to be crazy to bring a kid

into this garbage can world.

You should have had it aborted.

I begged you, then I pleaded with you.

It wasn't your decision, it was mine.

Well, both of us should've been involved in a decision.

Both of us don't get an abortion, Ralph!

Both of us don't have to climb up on that table.

Yeah, all right.

Go ahead and have your kid. Our kid!

Yeah.

Tom.

Hey, Papa.

She just told me it came over the radio upstairs.

Spota just killed himself.

Look, Tommy, I came here to drink, not to talk.

I got you.

Hey, Pappy.

What are you doing here? I thought I kicked you out.

I knew you didn't mean it.

What are you doing to the toaster?

I'm fixing it.

Well, fix the TV set first.

Didn't you see it out there? It's almost done.

Where's Dotty?

She's in the bedroom.

All right, look. I know you're mad, but

let's not fight. Okay?

I heard about Spota.

That doesn't make what you said okay.

I was out of line.

I'm tired of your crap, Ralph.

You don't want me. You don't want the baby.

Well, we don't want you!

Papa! Psst!

Wake up.

Who is it?

It's me, Ritchie.

Come on, get out of bed. Open the front door!

Ritchie, go away.

Get out of bed and open the door!

Shit.

What time is it?

It's 2:20.

What day is it? It's a beautiful day.

Up and at 'em, Papa. Come on!

I'm tired.

Shit!

I don't know why I break my back trying to help you.

Hey, you've got a kid coming, all kinds of bills.

She's gone. What? What happened?

What did you do to her? Nothing.

She was nuts about you.

She's the best thing that ever happened to you.

She's a pain in the ass.

I'm coming in.

That's a nice way to talk.

Papa...

Look, Papa...

A Chinese philosopher said,

"With money, the world goes round.

"Without it, it goes flat."

He also said... Who said that?

Ah, he was a cook.

Look, it takes a lot of money to get a woman back.

Believe me.

And I'm here to offer you a lot of money.

Anthony Bernardo. You met his parents.

$8,000. I don't want her back.

You don't want to hear this, but you're going to hear this.

A grown man is no more than his family.

Your kids, your old lady, headaches maybe, but they're who you are!

You, maybe you have a job, maybe you don't. What does it matter?

Who does it matter to?

Tell me! Nobody.

Like... Like litter in the streets.

Yeah!

Dotty made this place make sense.

She made you make sense.

You don't need that?

I'll get Bernardo.

He's living in Chicago.

A toddling town.

Okay, how would you define a great man?

Would you say that Napoleon

was as great a man as Lincoln, for instance?

Anybody? Kelly?

Lincoln was a much greater man than Napoleon.

Why would you say that?

Well, Lincoln freed the slaves.

He kept the Union together. He was just a great man.

Okay but didn't Napoleon do some

pretty good things for Europe?

Yes, but he made himself dictator. He made himself...

All right, don't go crazy. I'll be right back.

Yes?

I've got to go to Chicago. So?

I did the shopping.

You interrupted my class.

I'll be back in a few days.

Well, I may not be there.

All right, all right. Give me a break.

Okay, let's get back to Lincoln.

When I tell you to come home, I want you home!

Look at that shit.

Look at that shit. Can you believe that shit?

I don't.

Oh, come on, Jackie!

Hey, watch it, man! Sorry.

All right, Bernardo, it's time to come home.

He's going to kill himself!

Oh! Look... Oh, look at that.

Hey, what are you doing?

Hey, look, here comes another one.

Hey, what's going on?

I'm going to get you!

Hey, sucker!

Fool!

Watch out!

Watch out!

For Christ's sake!

Hey, hold that door! Hold that door!

Don't stop, man! Don't stop at stations

and don't slow down, or I'll kill the kid and I'll kill you.

Open that door!

Mommy!

You stay there. You stay there!

Mom! Mom, come and get me!

Let go!

Mom!

Back up, asshole! Back up, or I'll blow her head off!

Oh, God! Is it ever going to end?

Mom!

Mom!

Mama!

Ow! What are you doing?

You son of a bitch!

Bring back my car!

Hey, you damn fool, what are you doing?

Somebody, come on. This is my car!

Get him!

Hey, wait a minute!

Come on back here!

How much? $13.75.

How much? $13.75.

There you go. Thanks.

Good night. Have a good evening.

Hey.

Dotty?

Dotty?

Here.

Oh, Papa.

What happened? I don't know.

He hit me with a rifle.

Who? I don't know. Some crazy guy.

He took Dotty. He said "school."

I'm sorry, Papa, I tried to stop him.

You did good. You did good, Tommy.

Keep away from her!

Up against the wall. Move! Move!

Come on. Move against the wall! Move!

Throw out your gun.

I'm clean. Turn your pockets inside out.

Come on!

Inside pockets. Stuff your hand in it! Stuff it in there.

The other side. Now, move!

Take your coat off.

Come on, move. Move!

Turn around. Hands up!

All the way around. Come on! Come on!

Pick up your pants leg. Come on, pick it up!

Shut up, Teach.

Come on, move. Pick up the pants leg!

Other one. Get up!

Throw it against the wall. Throw it against the wall!

Why don't you let her go? She's got nothing to do with this.

I'm going to kill you, and she's going to watch.

They sent you to prison, I just picked you up, pal.

What the hell's going on?

Papa!

I'm going to kill you!

Papa!

It's all right, honey. It's over.

Oh, God!

Is it the baby? Huh? Mmm.

Take it easy. Come on.

Come on.

Ah! Come on.

Oh!

We've got to get out of here.

Oh, God, I've got to push!

Blow! Blow!

Breathe through the pain. Oh, Jesus!

Oh! It's coming. No!

Oh!

We're almost there. Almost there.

Oh, it's too late.

No, it's not. Now, this is your coach.

Relax. Relax!

Easy. Easy. Easy.

Now, hold on.

I need a doctor! My girlfriend's having a baby.

You'll have to fill out this card first.

She's having it out in the car!

Oh, my God. I'll get a doctor. Hurry!

Dr. Martin? Dr. Martin?

Yeah. There's a woman out there in a car having a baby.

Nurse, bring the BOA kit.

You take care of him. I'll take care of the mother.

Are you all right?

The baby's just fine.

Ralph...

You're the father?

Aw!

God bless you.