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[SERENE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC INCREASES IN TEMPO]

[ENTHRALLING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING]

[CUB GROANS]

[MUSIC STOPS]

[RON BEATBOXING]

TINA: I love you guys...

Ew!

You told me this is gonna be some little simple stroll through the forest.

Treat me like I'm some goddamn mountain climber.

You know, you guys are really starting to piss me off now.

Oh, my God. I've got a blister on my big toe.

Come on, Tina, do me a small favor.

-What? -Put a lid on it.

Temporarily...

-Real nice. I'm sorry... -I'm just trying to make my trip

a little easier for my sake.

-You know you love me. -I know.

-RON: Top it off with the great evening. -It's great.

-A great evening of wonderful music. -TINA: Wonderful.

TINA: It's really great. I love it. Now there's a helicopter after us.

What is this? We're gonna get thrown in jail now?

My God, I've got bites all over my legs.

Now you're talking about jail.

-Oh, you know, I love camping. -LANCE: Now, Tina...

-It's great. I can't wait till the concert. -Tina...

LANCE: Shut up.

Oh. Come on, cut it out.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Tina, you didn't say that last night.

Well, I didn't walk 20 miles last night either.

Just like you were saying, bud.

Camping's gonna make her a wild woman, eh?

[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

Lance, would you just be a darling and clean up for me?

-Fine. But you know... -Thanks.

Only for you. Why shouldn't I?

That's right. I know you love me, Lance.

RON: I love you.

[RON AND TINA GIGGLING AND MUMBLING]

LANCE: Hey, just give Lance a trash bag and...

all your problems are solved, right?

Good old Lance the trash man.

RON: Why don't we slip into something a little more comfortable?

[BOTH MUMBLING]

[GRIZZLY GROWLING]

LANCE: Do me one small favor, would you please?

Keep the noise level down a little bit.

[GROWLING]

Suppose we could do that.

[TINA LAUGHS] I'm gonna...

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[RON HUMMING]

[GROWLING]

[INDISTINCT]

[GROWLING]

TINA: Do you hear that noise?

Lance, not funny.

[GROWLING]

[BOTH SCREAMING]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

I realize I did promise you two an evening of privacy.

Well, a squirrel got a little antsy,

things really weren't working out.

[GROWLING]

[YELLING] Jesus Christ!

Somebody help me!

Somebody help me!

NICK: Due to this rock concert, there's gonna be

a major shift in your assignments.

Now, I know you all have your districts to supervise,

but we're gonna get anywhere between 80, maybe 100,000 kids

pouring into Grover Meadow for this concert.

Therefore, until the concert is over,

and the crowd is totally dispersed,

I'm gonna need you to function as security officers.

Anybody have a question?

Why is Draygon allowing a concert at a national park?

-It's for money, isn't it? -No comment.

Sometimes I feel like Patton with these guys.

-Yeah, they're pretty scared of you. -Really?

-Yeah. -That's good.

-100,000 kids. That's not so good. -Yeah.

Tell you, all my years of liberty,

I never had this kind of mob to contend with.

What are you talking about, Nick?

I know the Statue of Liberty.

And there are more than two million people who visit that thing.

Yeah, a year.

Maybe you get 15-20,000 a day.

Where you off to?

I want to see that stage manager, Charlie Hill.

I want to see what kind of security this guy brought.

[ENGINE REVS]

Oh, you work out the duty roster with the men, okay?

I'll get it done.

Oh, Jimmy, I'm so sorry not to get to you sooner,

but I've been swamped.

You'll please forgive me, but I've got something to tell you that

you're gonna find really interesting.

You know, I know you've been wanting to meet

privately with Senator Thornton for a long time.

Well, I can fix it.

No, not in Washington.

Here at Summit, Saturday at my rock concert.

Yes, in person.

And the first thought to cross my mind

was that I should invite you too.

Can you make it?

Good.

Don't thank me now, Jimmy.

I'll tell you when and how.

Land Sat-2 satellite,

which monitors much of North America,

orbits 560 miles above the park.

The data is sent to NASA, and then it's relayed to us.

From that, we traced the animals' food supply.

I see. And are we in grizzly territory now, Miss Owen?

Yes, we have been for the past five miles.

-Ah! -[CHUCKLES]

You mean we're in danger?

Oh, no, no, no. Not if you observe a few simple rules.

Like heed the posted signs

and never approach a grizzly.

And don't leave food and garbage out in the open.

Well, if you don't bother the grizzlies, they won't bother you.

Tell me, Miss Owen, how long have you been

-director of, what is it? -Bear Management.

Bear Management, right, up here in Summit Park?

-Almost four years. -Uh-huh.

Next, you're going to ask me if I like it, right?

-Well... -I love it.

And what's a nice girl like you...

-BOTH: ...doing in a place like this? -Right.

[GRIZZLY ROARING]

[THUDDING AND CLANGING]

I know. I've seen him passing it around.

But what they do, that's more than enough.

You know, I haven't seen Fran around today.

Oh, now look, don't blow your cool.

But that's because I think she overslept.

I know she's sorry.

That's the last time.

That's the last time. You tell her she can watch this concert

from the audience.

She's not working here again.

I need some help.

Hey. You wanna help us out?

Who, me?

Yeah, You. What's your name?

-Chrissy. -Chrissy.

-You want a job? -Oh, I'd love it.

You know how to operate a phone?

Both dial and push-button.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[ROARING]

EILEENE: Mr. Hill.

Now, what the hell do you want?

Eileene Draygon Superintendent of Summit.

Eileen, I'm sorry. I...

Welcome to the wonderful world of rock and roll.

Thank you.

I don't know if you're aware of it,

but a great deal depends on the success of this concert.

Well, I am aware.

Then why? Then why is everything in such total disorder?

I have some guests, some very important people coming.

And if they were to see this mess,

I can't answer for the consequences.

Miss Draygon, I've put on

dozens of shows just like this.

And that's the way it goes, right up to the last moment.

Now, I would suggest that you run your park.

Let me run my concert.

Hey, Drew. What happened to you, cowboy?

You look like you just saw a ghost.

Flesh, blood.

LUKE: Where's Harvey, Drew? Where's my brother?

Your brother is dead, man.

LUKE: No!

Oh, God.

-How big did you say that bear was? -DREW: Big as this tree.

If it were that big, it'd probably bring a lot of money, don't you...

Bear that big

would bring 100,000 bucks in Frisco.

My brother's dead, you're talking about money?

-Goddamn you. -Well, let's go get the bear.

He's right, Luke. Your brother's dead.

You know, Luke, uh, $25,000 apiece.

Let's go get the bear, okay?

[GRUNTS]

NICK: The hell you think happened here?

PETE: Bear gall bladder.

NICK: What?

PETE: It's something poachers go far.

They sell it to dealers in San Francisco's Chinatown.

Some people think that bear gall bladder has aphrodisiac powers.

Anyway, they sure get a good price for it.

Sam's gonna hit the roof.

There ain't nothing she hates more than people killing animals.

A bear cub at that.

-NICK: That's a bear track. -Yeah.

That thing's enormous.

Well, what do you want to do?

We're gonna track this grizzly and we're gonna kill it.

A handful of men?

-Nick, this park covers more than 3000 square miles. -I know that.

I'm gonna get more men out of Draygon.

Miss Draygon. There's been an incident over at Holbrook Valley.

I think we better talk about it.

I don't have time to talk about it now.

Time magazine has arrived.

A man has been killed by a grizzly, apparently a very large one.

I just can't talk about it now.

I don't think you understand.

We have a special situation here between the concert and this killing.

You have to deal with it.

And don't talk to the press.

Well, my security guys will be stationed

mainly in front of the stage

to protect my performers from those animals out there.

And, uh, sometimes, they got to go out in the audience,

stop a fight, you know. But they don't have any official status.

They don't carry any weapons and they can't arrest anyone.

How many men did you bring?

For this one, we got...

Hey, Bernie. How much muscle did we hire?

-Oh, I'll say about 50, Charlie. -50.

We'll be short men.

Well, maybe this concert will be okay.

I mean, some concerts are okay, no?

Yeah, one second. Yeah?

MAN: Watch my position, stage right.

CHARLIE: Stage right. I got you covered.

-On your wings. -MAN: Yeah.

Excuse me.

When I found out you hired my daughter, Chrissy...

Chrissy? Chrissy's your daughter?

-Yeah. -You're kidding.

-No. -Wow.

-Nice girl. -Yeah, she's a good kid.

I mean, her mother's not around to take care of her anymore.

You know, I'd like her to...

well, stay a nice kid, you know?

You daddies. Look. She's, uh...

she's young. She's cute. She's having a ball out here.

Look, I'm gonna keep a special eye on her.

You'll keep a special eye on her.

Okay.

-Hey! -Yeah.

-Guess what? -What?

-Chrissy's daddy. -[QUACKS]

Ah! I've been looking for you.

-Yeah? -Mm-hmm. I got a job.

-I know you got a job. -You're a go-fer.

-What? -You go for this, you go for that.

-You go for your old man? -Mm-hmm, in a big way.

-Oh, yeah? Let me have a kiss. -Mm.

Listen, Chrissy,

-I've always trusted you. -Mm-hmm.

That's because you've never given me a reason not to trust you.

It's these guys that I don't trust.

So, if you have any kind of problem,

I want you to call the ranger station. I'll be here in 10 minutes.

-Okay. Okay. -All right.

-You be careful. -Okay.

I'll see you tonight.

-Yes. -Okay. You have fun.

Bye, bye.

Hey, guys. Great spot for a pit down here.

[GUNSHOT]

[BIRDS SQUAWKING]

-[GUNSHOT] -[CHUCKLES]

All right, listen up, men. You all know Samantha Owens.

She's gonna give us a brief on these tranquilizers.

Please listen to me carefully.

The grizzly we're seeking is huge,

obviously powerful and probably enraged.

If you spot her,

keep your distance and fire one of these tranquilizer darts into her.

Use bullets for self-defense only.

A grizzly of this size would have such a thick skull

that an ordinary bullet might not stop her anyway.

The second you spot her, radio the rest of the unit

and give a precise description of where you're located.

-Yes? -It's Nick.

Door's open.

How you doing?

Rough day, huh?

-Want some coffee? -Sam, look, I know how you feel about the grizzlies.

Each grizzly is precious.

If it's wounded,

it has to be nursed back to health.

We locate it, we tranquilize it, we relocate it.

That's the procedure.

You can't let this bear roam around.

-You can't relocate your animal. -You try to...

Will you try to understand what has happened here?

Sal has reared her cub for a year and a half,

and then some bastard trucked out here and butchered it?

The sow found him and killed him.

That's nature.

That's even human nature.

One single sow

represents perhaps five percent of the next generation's grizzlies in this park.

You want to destroy that?

That's not what I wanna do, Sam.

I just don't want anyone else killed.

If someone murdered Chrissy

when she was a baby, how would you feel?

Mm? What would you have done?

All right, listen.

Whether you're gonna use tranquilizers,

whether you're gonna use bullets, it doesn't matter,

because we have another problem.

We don't know where the bear is.

NICK: Poor kids never had a chance.

SAMANTHA: Poor dumb kids.

They must have passed a dozen warning signs.

God, why didn't they pay attention?

-We found a third body. -Mutilated like the other two?

Yeah.

The grizzly's wounded.

She's got to be. It's the only explanation.

We also found some broken branches

a good 18 feet off the ground.

Wait a minute.

That makes this bear awful big.

Yeah, This could be one of the times when we call in Bouchard.

-Who's Bouchard? -A French Indian guy.

Just about the best grizzly trapper to ever live.

Yeah, I know him.

He's one of the cruelest grizzly trappers.

Depends how you look at it.

One thing's for certain.

This Bouchard, he knows what he's doing.

He's got guts.

Why, I've seen him go up against a grizzly with his bare hands, lasso it,

wrestle it down and kill it.

Great, Pete. Maybe we can sell tickets.

-NICK: Sam. -Maybe.

I never yet heard of a grizzly got away from him.

Amazing guy, Bouchard.

Move the men out.

-Live ammo, be careful. -Yeah.

-No more tranquilizers, Sam. -Nick, no!

It's too late for that now.

No. Now, I feel as bad as you do.

But this grizzly is not...

She's not truly guilty of anything.

She's just behaving according to a natural instinct.

Explain that to the kids' parents, Sam.

Yeah.

Let's do some up on the tower.

NICK: Ms. Draygon?

You have something to say to me, put it in a memo.

I can't put this in a memo. I can't have this filed away somewhere.

-What happened now? -Grizzly killed again.

Three kids this time.

Who knows this?

-What? -Who knows about it?

You know about it. I know about it. My men know about it.

I don't want a cloud of fear on this concert.

Now, you get that grizzly, and get it now.

Fine. I need 20 more men. I'll have them back for your concert.

You can't have them. I'm not gonna have anything mar this concert.

You and I know what can happen at concerts,

and it's not going to happen here.

Well, you can call in state troopers. At least you could do that.

And have this look like a military operation?

Who cares what it looks like? Four people are dead!

Hollister. You take care of it.

People are dying, and you're not gonna help?

You're so sick.

Here's to the bear, huh?

[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

-Boo! -[LAUGHING]

You guys met the new chief ranger yet?

I met him. I seen him.

I saw him too. Piece of shit.

He walks like he's got a stick up his butt.

[CHATTER AND LAUGHTER]

[COUGHING]

[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

I'll show you how.

Silly bastard boy.

-[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY] -[WHISTLING]

[LAUGHING]

[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

[LAUGHING]

Hold it. Hold it, hold it!

Hold it!

But that bastard,

that bastard might be looking for us

if they found Harvey's body.

Huh?

Maybe so.

All right, you guys.

Hold it right there.

Get your hands up.

Drop the knife.

Drop it! Now turn around.

[LAUGHING]

[CHUCKLING]

Jesus, Drew, you clobbered a ranger.

So what? You'd rather spend five years in the can?

-Let's go! -Come on. Let's get the hell out of here, huh?

Get it! Make sure you get everything.

Get us out of here.

DREW: Hurry up! Hurry up!

-Come on. -All right!

-Come on. Take your bag. -My bag.

LUKE: Hurry, hurry. Come on!

Oh, shit.

[GRIZZLY BREATHING HEAVILY]

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[ROARING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[GRIZZLY ROARING]

[SCREAMING]

Got to get to her before she...

-What? -That's not all we've gotta get to.

What?

Pete could've handled a grizzly, I know it.

[SOFTLY] I know.

He had no weapon, Sam.

Even his radio was gone.

Yeah, somebody else got to him before the grizzly did.

Poachers. [SOFTLY] Poachers.

We found their last camp site just around the bend.

I don't know how the law looks at it, Sam.

As far as I'm concerned, they murdered him.

It started this whole cycle of destruction.

God, I hate them.

[SERENE MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC INTENSIFIES]

[MUSIC FADES]

-What's this? -This must be him.

I think so.

You Karl Bouchard?

BOUCHARD: That may be.

I'm Nick Hollister, Summer National Park.

This is Samantha Owens, Bear Management.

I'm finished with grizzlies, monsieur.

Mademoiselle, finished.

Tarzan's obviously got better things to do.

Pete Taylor told me about you. You remember Pete?

Good man.

I know him in Canada years ago.

Other times.

And now?

He was killed this afternoon by a grizzly trapped in a cage.

[GRUNTING]

[CONTINUES GRUNTING]

[PANTS, EXHALES]

So, you got a problem with a little grizzly, huh?

How many she killed so far?

Five.

Including Pete.

It's not a little grizzly. It's a big grizzly.

[SCOFFS] You ain't never seen no big grizzly, Miss Bear Management.

Bouchard seen.

You can't believe is how big.

Bouchard see one once.

This grizzly's claw marks reach 18 feet off the ground.

Don't mean nothing.

Bears climb.

Twenty-seven inches, the rear pads.

Eighteen inches the fore.

On firm soil, three inches deep.

And the distance

between the rear feet...

Eight feet.

It's true?

Very bad.

You got the devil bear.

[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING IN DISTANCE]

MAN: All right. Here we go. Rehearsals.

So good, so pure, so kind

[GIRLS VOCALIZING]

So impossible

So good, so pure, so kind

So impossible

Perfection...

[SINGING INCOHERENTLY]

Hey, hey, man, hey, hey. Wanna buy some herbs?

It's good herbs, man.

All the way from Hawaii.

Buy some sinsemilla, man.

Some pure sinsemilla from Jamaica.

Yeah, rip your brains apart, man.

Nah, nah, I don't want none of that.

RASTAFARIAN: It's real good stuff.

I thought I told you not to come around my concerts anymore.

Yeah, I'm clean, man.

I'm selling religious literature, man.

Yeah, well, I think you better move you ass down the road

before I have to draw in some heavy muscle on you.

RASTAFARIAN: I've changed man.

I'm a different person.

-I'm a different man. -Move!

All right. I'm moving. I'm moving.

[ALL VOCALIZING]

Welcome to the world of automation

Everything is free

No love

Only pleasure

You can be who you want to be

[ALL VOCALIZING]

Welcome to the land of...

[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]

[SCREAMS]

Get up Get up on the floor

Get up Get up on the floor

Come on!

Get up Get up on the floor

Whoo!

Get up Get up on the floor! Let's go!

[UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES]

[ELECTRONIC MUSIC PLAYS]

[SINGING IN ELECTRONIC VOICE]

[ELECTRONIC MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]

I'm right behind you now.

You're a she-devil.

[OWL HOOTS]

[GROANS] It stinks.

[GRUNTS]

Grizzly love the rotten meat.

There is a saying in the forest.

The pine needle falls...

The eagle, she sees it.

Deer, she hears it.

And the bear...

She smells it.

That is how we catch her.

Come.

I got many traps to set.

[EXHALES]

NICK: Hills. This guy loves hills.

He loves 'em.

[NICK PANTS]

NICK: You okay? I got it.

What is all this, Bouchard?

You gotta boil your traps to get the man smell off them.

[GRUNTS] First, you boil 'em in wood ashes.

Then, you boil them in willow bark,

and aspen and some wild grass.

They gotta smell like the woods.

I wanna see how they work.

Bouchard show you how.

You gotta beat the grizzly, see? Play with him a bit.

Now, he's smart, but you gotta be smarter.

You... You must...

See with his eyes.

Smell with his nose.

He come close. [SNIFFS]

He come closer.

[SNIFFS]

He come closer until...

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING IN DISTANCE]

[ROCK MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]

[GROANS] I gotta take a piss.

When my kid brother started poaching,

I knew it was because of me.

He always wanted to be

just like me.

I did everything I could to stop him.

When I couldn't,

I taught him everything I knew about it.

Especially how dangerous it was.

Hey, how about a couple of more stakes down here, huh?

[SLOW MUSIC PLAYING OVER HEADPHONES]

[GRIZZLY BREATHING HEAVILY]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[GRIZZLY CONTINUES BREATHING HEAVILY]

[MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]

[CHUCKLES] Hello.

Hello.

I've been waiting for ya.

-Yeah? -Mm-hmm.

-[PANTING] -I wanted to talk to ya.

What's wrong?

Nothing. Nothing at all.

I just...

-[EXHALES] -[SIGHS]

I just wanted to say...

We've had such fun together and...

I like you a lot,

but I'm nothing.

I'm just a gypsy.

A clown, a juggler.

I got from town to town,

I do my show, and then I'm gone.

It's all a game, a laugh.

A joke.

Am I a game, a laugh and a joke?

Yes.

Okay.

[ALL CHEERING]

[ALL CHEERING RAUCOUSLY]

[CHEERING CONTINUES]

[FEMALE BAND MEMBERS SINGING IN DISTANCE]

Where I do

Don't cry to your lover

You want semper fi

Semper fi, semper fi

God change your brother

Uh, when is James Chadwick arriving?

Oh, any minute.

He's arriving with my next guest.

That was very thoughtful of you

to ask us here and to arrange this meeting,

and I won't forget.

[SINGING CONTINUES IN DISTANCE]

Oh, I'd give almost anything to change places with you.

Oh, not on your life. I know when I'm well off.

Although I do miss Washington sometimes.

You know, all the excitement and the activity.

If the right thing came along, I might consider going back,

but just temporarily.

[CHUCKLES]

Anyway, here are our fireworks.

And just wait till you see the end of the show.

-It's something fantastic. -I should look forward to that.

Hey, hey, hey, look, nobody allowed in here.

I think you've made a mistake. This is Senator and Mrs. Thornton.

It don't matter who they are.

-What's your name? -Rob.

Thank you.

[ALL CHEERING RAUCOUSLY]

Bouchard, we've been here for hours.

You think we should check the other traps?

Not yet.

They say

that grizzly was created by the great Manitou.

But grizzly grew to be so strong

that even Manitou himself had to flee to escape him.

In the beginning,

bear walk on two legs like a man.

In those days,

he kill his prey with clubs

and not with teeth and claws.

You really believe that garbage, don't you?

[SMACKS LIPS] Grizzly is a beast from hell.

If you do not know that now,

you will someday.

This is good place.

NICK: Let me ask you something.

How long do you think it will take

before the bear steps into the trap?

Oh, it's hard to say.

[GRUNTS]

But we know when it happen.

Trapped grizzly make a bloodcurdling noise.

[CHUCKLES] It cry like devil.

It is a sound that you will never forget.

[GRUNTS]

When I'm a boy,

no traps.

My grandfather, he teach me

how to hunt grizzly on horseback

with a riata.

A what?

Uh, a lasso made out of horse hide.

Yeah, men hunt grizzlies in that way in those days.

Skin string buckaroos,

them old boys was called.

One night... [CLEARS THROAT]

My grandfather take me and a bunch of other hunters,

we kill maybe 25 grizzlies that night.

The grizzlies, they come down out of the hills.

They smell the meat.

We lasso them

by the neck,

by the foot,

and we pull.

Two horsemen to each bear.

We pull in opposite direction.

Pull

and pull

-and pull. -Enough!

[BOUCHARD CHUCKLING]

Pardon, mademoiselle.

I forget that you have delicate feelings.

But you know,

in nature there is always death.

Animal always killing animal.

But we're not animals.

Are we, Mr. Bouchard?

-[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING] -[CROWD CHEERING]

[MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]

[ALL VOCALIZING]

It's getting sour by the hour

Excuse me

Tough nut, don't crack

S hake my tree And I'll attack

No cut, skin deep Secrets that you try to keep

I say hey hey you Don't you break my shell

I say hey hey you 'Cause I know you well

I say hey hey you Now I see the sign

I've got you finally beat So baby walk those feet

You take the milk From the coconut

You take the milk From the coconut

You take the milk From the coconut

You take the milk From the coconut

Bye bye play thing did you Have me dancing on a string?

Show time, bad turn

The party's over Took me time to learn

I say hey hey you Did you pop it again?

I say hey hey you Now your bullet's done

I say hey hey you

Do you wanna shoot the fruit? Well if you hit the shy

Y ou're gonna run me dry

You take the milk From the coconut

You take the milk From the coconut

[HUFFING]

[GROWLING]

Grizzly.

Where's Sam?

NICK: Oh, my God. Let me get my gun.

Sam?

Sam?

Sam?

Sam!

-Don't kill it! -[GUNSHOT]

It's not an oversized grizzly!

-[GROWLING] -My God, it's...

A male. You shot the wrong grizzly!

Murdering butcher!

-Sam! -The man's color blind

He can't even tell what a male looks like.

-You bagged another trophy. -NICK: Come on, that's enough.

-A tranquilizer gun would've... -You should go now.

...worked just fine! I told you he's a butcher!

-That's enough. -Leave this devil bear to Bouchard.

[MAN OF WAR PLAYING]

[HUFFING]

Where'd you get the great idea for the pits?

There was a French-Canadian hunter by the name of Bouchard.

Did you ever hear of him?

Best damn grizzly hunter around these parts.

His wife, two daughters were killed by a grizzly.

He went loco.

Started dressing like an Indian,

talking like an Indian...

And he could smell a bear miles away.

[CROWD CHEERING]

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

[CROWD CHEERING]

[GROWLING]

[NEM SIKERUL KIKURALNI MAGAM PLAYING]

Hello.

I'm not finished with my work yet.

Can I at least have about an hour?

Chrissy.

Midnight.

Okay, I already asked Liz for a ride home.

She said it was okay.

All right, tell her not to take the shortcut through the woods.

I want you to take the highway.

-All right? -Okay.

-The kid's pretty good, huh? -Who?

Frank Sinatra.

Daddy!

I just don't want you to get hurt.

You don't have to worry about me.

I'm a big girl now.

[PREPARE FOR TOMORROW PLAYING]

[THIS PLANET PLAYING]

[HUFFING]

Boys.

Get ready to spend your money in San Francisco.

Billy said...

that four goes into...

a hundred thousand

25,000 apiece,

'cause he knows I can't count too good.

But he also said...

that two goes in

half as much so that's $50,000 apiece.

Luke!

[CROWD CHEERING]

[HUFFING]

[CROWD CHEERING]

[BEAR GROWLING]

[CROWD CHEERING]

[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]

[BEAR GROWLING]

[MAN SCREAMING]

[BEAR GROWLING]

Look at this shit.

[LAUGHING]

Get the light! Turn this light around!

Come on!

Holy shit!

Bernie, get the fire extinguisher. Go, go. Come on!

Come on!

Hey! Hey! Come on!

[FIREWORKS EXPLODING]

Charlie, hold her.

Come on, you son of a bitch!

SAMANTHA: Nick! No!

Nick, no! No, Nick!

Nick! Nick!

[YELLING]

No!

[SCREAMING]

[DON'T GIVE ME WAR PLAYING]

War

War

Don't give me war Give me action

Don't give me war Give me action...

SAMANTHA: No! No, no, please!

Don't give me war Don't give me war Don't give me war...

Come on.

Come on. Right here.

Is that part of the show?

Yes. Yes, it is.

BAND MEMBER: Thank you! Thank you!

[CROWD CHEERING]