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'7-Mary-3 and 4.'

'Helicopter-5.'

'You guys would be better off'

'if you had wings
on those bikes.'

- It's Patterson.

I wonder who's flying
with him today.

Fritz.

My turn tomorrow.

I thought
you hated flying.

Me? The open sky,
the beautiful view?

If I could be anything
else but what I am

I'd be a bird.

Yeah? An ostrich
or a turkey?

An eagle, man.
A regal eagle!

Did it quit on you?

It's dead
as a doornail.

Oh, gee.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Hi. Hi.

I don't know what's
the matter with it.

Are you sure
you got some gas?

The tank's full.

The battery has
a full charge.

The oil
pressure's fine.

The temperature's fine.

The stupid thing
just won't run.

Uh, let's
have a look.

Come on,
you guys.

Ah, here's
your problem.

Ha ha! Terrific.
What is it?

- Well, it's a rotor.
- Oh.

Now, there's a call box
about a 100 yards back.

Now, you've got to call
a tow truck.

Give them the year
and make of your car.

Tell them you need a rotor
for your distributor.

Oh, thanks a lot,
certainly would

never have thought
of that.

- Oh.
- Really. Thanks very much.

- It's okay.
- Have a good one.

Good luck.

'Good luck.'

See you.

Come on.
Let's move.

Move it!

Lower the cable.

Let's get it hooked
to that exhaust, man, okay?

I got it.

- Alright, baby.
- Okay.

Ok, I'm just, uh...I'm not
too far away from this box.

You'll see me.
It's a red..

...it's a red
Trans

Thanks very much. Buh-bye.

Hi. I-I-I wasn't
gone five minutes.

All I did was go down
to the call box

and I came back--

Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am,
please slow down.

Start at
the beginning.

I just did. Look..

Come and look.
Will you come and look?

Alright.

Look!

See?

It-it-it was three guys in-in
a blue van. They-they just left.

They just left a minute ago.
Okay. You stay right here.

We'll call for someone
on the radio, alright?

Okay, it was-it was a..

it was two-it was a-a
white guy and two black guys.

They were young--
about early twenties.

I didn't get
the license plate.

Alright.

- Alright.
- 'Unbelievable.'

- Yee-haw!
- Let's go--

Oh, man! The CHP
is behind us.

Just hold on. Hold on.
I'm going to hang a left.

Drive!

Oh, my God.

You want to do
a pattern search?

I wish we had
the helicopter.

Yeah, or a regal eagle.

I'll help you
carry 'em home.

Oh, no, no,
no. No!

I feel guilty about
letting you help me

shop in
the first place.

It's for my partner's
neighbor.

It's a pleasure, Carol. Really.

But you came over here
to work on your car

and I'm keeping you
from it.

No problem. I'm always
working on that car.

Hey, Ponch.

You wanna hand me
the elbow wrench?

Here. I will.

Thank you.

There we go.
That should do it.

Okay. You want
to start her up?

Oh, can I, please?
I know how.

Alright.

Here you go, Kim.

Hey, wait a minute,
you don't start a car up

without checking it
out first.

What gear is it in?

Uh, park.

How about
the emergency brake?

Yeah, it's set.

'Okay. Fire it up.'

Okay, honey.
You can shut it off.

Hey, uh, why don't
you have dinner with us?

I've got plenty.

Okay. As soon as I get
cleaned up, alright?

Alright. Hey, come on.

I'm pretty handy
in the kitchen, you know?

Okay.

Kim, are you coming?

In a minute, mother.

There we go.

Okay, who cleaned up
all my tools?

Oh, a little
green man.

Kim, you know, uh,
you are kind of little

but you're not a man

and you're not green.

Thanks, Kim.

Thanks a lot for all
your help, okay?

You know, um, I didn't know
what an elbow wrench was

but right when you said it,
I knew what you wanted

because I-I saw, like,
a little elbow, you know

and I went, like,
wow, that's it.

So I handed it
to you.

Well, uh, maybe we're on
the same wavelength.

I think
it's so neat.

It's-it's almost
like you know

what the other
one's thinking.

Yeah, Kim,
uh, you know

maybe you should help
your mother with dinner, huh?

Oh, that's okay.
Ponch is helping.

Well, uh, see, I wanted
to bring some dessert

and I've got some
ice cream upstairs

so, uh, why don't you
tell her that

and I'll be there
in about ten minutes.

Okay?

Okay.

'Oh.'

'I'm tired.
I'm taking a nap.'

- 'Hey, hey.'
- Yeah, Paul.

- 'Heads up.'
- Alright.

- Paul, Tony, Sammy.
- Yo.

We got an order
for some wheels!

- Yeah!
- Alright!

Well, I wanna get
some mags..

- Okay.
- ...some wires.

- Mm. Mm.
- And some radials.

- Aye.
- Um.

Man, that's
going to take us

all day long.

Well, that's alright

if it even takes
all night long!

- If that need be.
- 'Hey, hey, hey.'

'Wait a minute.
We're not ready.'

'Yeah, the van
is still not painted.'

'That's right.'

You've got a couple of hours
to paint the van.

- Oh, what!

Are you mad?

You heard what I said!

Now, you had all morning
to do what I asked.

I want the van painted
in two hours

and I don't want you
to come back until it's full.

Do you understand?

Yeah, we understand.

Oh, no.

- That's too much.
- Um, yep.

- Come on.
- Let's go.

Ok, that's it.

By the way, you got to get
along without me today, Jon.

This is the big one,
the day I've been waiting for.

Ponch, you don't
sound so good.

Me? I'm fine.

Uh, Frank, you, uh,
fly observer

with Patterson today,
you know?

Uh, Bob, that's the last
check-out flight.

Uh, all the rest
of the roster's been up.

I've really been looking
forward to this.

- Open sky, no crazy drivers.
- Ponch.

What's the matter
with your voice?

Nothing. My voice is fine.

You got a cold, Frank?

Oh, it's nothing.
I feel great.

I don't want you to send
Grossman or some substitute.

Ponch, I can't take you up
in this condition.

You might pass out
on me.

But it's my turn.

Not with a cold in your head.
You're up tomorrow.

Bob, take Grossman.

Ponch, I hope you don't
think I'm butting in.

Oh, no, no.

Okay, let's go.

Beautiful day
for flyin'.

Yeah, well, uh,
what happened

to that cold
you said you had?

Hey, I didn't say
I have a cold.

Getraer said
I had a cold.

I said
I feel fine.

'I see.'

Doesn't it bother you always
being misunderstood?

It hurts.

But I can take it.

'All units in vicinity
of 51-50 Ballantree'

report of a car stripping.
Units responding, identify.

LA-15, 7-Mary-3
and 4 responding.

Oh, no, are you
ready for this?

I think it's
the same two guys.

Aw, man!

Well, you did it before,
you can do it again.

Burn some rubber, Sammy.

Let's go.

Come on, baby. Come on.

Hey, Ponch,
that's the same van

'only it's painted brown
and they're using'

'the same escape route.'

Yeah, well, I'm starting
to get mad at those guys.

Yeah, well, uh, could have been
up in the wild blue yonder.

Yeah, well..

...I'm not that mad yet.

See you guys later.

Ba-bow!

Hey, Frank,
how's the cold?

I told you
it wasn't a cold.

I was just stuffed up.

Uh, we fly
tomorrow, right?

Don't you worry about
tomorrow, man. I'll be ready.

- Hi, mom.
- Hi.

Sorry I'm late.

That's okay.

Come here.

Did you have
something to eat?

Um, yeah.

A turkey pie
and a tomato.

Kim, I've got
to talk to you.

Oh, I can't, mom.

I'm going skating
with Gary.

He's waiting for me.

'No, dear.'

Mom! Just until dark.

No, I got a call
at work today

from your counselor
at school.

Mr. Remby?

Yeah, Mr. Remby.

Now, he thinks..

...you're a very bright
and capable young lady..

...but that you're
neglecting your studies.

Mom, I study.

When?

Now, I let you
enjoy your evenings

because you told me
that you get

your work done
before I come home.

Apparently, that's not
the case.

Well, maybe I just missed
an assignment or..

You've missed more
than half of them.

Now, if you don't
make them up

they're not going
to promote you.

Is that what you want?

Mom, I'll do better.
I promise.

You bet you will, you're
gonna start right now

by taking off
those skates.

Mom, Gary 's waiting!

You're gonna take
your skates off

and you're going to get
started this afternoon.

Then you're going
to work tomorrow

and Sunday!

Now, I'm gonna help you
as much as I can.

All weekend?

That's not fair!

Nevertheless, that's exactly
how it's gonna be.

Now, you get in that bedroom
and get started now!

'Move it!'

'Yeah. Just a minute.'

Who is it?

'Carter, building custodian.'

Alright.

Hello, Mr. Carter.

This girl rang my bell
looking for your apartment.

Kim.

Well, you know
her, huh?

Yeah. She lives in the building
across the street.

1 o'clock in the morning?

What's the problem, honey?

Uh, I have something
to see you about.

Well, uh, alright.

Why don't you come in?

Well, have a seat here.

Uh, I'll get some other
clothes on, alright?

Excuse me.

Um, there's nothing wrong.

Okay, uh..

...what seems
to, uh

be the problem?

Well, it's about

not being able to
meet you

when you got home
from work.

See, I usually tell my mom

that I'm skating with Gary

and then it's really easy

but tonight
she grounded me.

Yeah, for what, uh,
not telling the truth?

No. It was something
at school.

I guess, I haven't been
doing my homework.

See, she doesn't really
know about us.

Well, I mean..

...that I like to meet
you after work.

Well, so what? I mean, there's
nothing wrong with that.

Yeah, well..

Um..

Let's have a cup
of hot chocolate, alright?

- Oh, great.
- Alright.

Daddy used to
make hot chocolate.

Why don't you have
a seat here

and we'll fix
some up, alright?

I guess daddy being
killed in Vietnam was..

...well, you know..

'...real, and..'

Well, I think
it made me grow up faster.

Do I seem older to you?

Uh, yeah. You seem
very grown up.

Listen, uh, Kim,
I want you

to make me
a promise, alright?

To catch up on
my homework. I promise.

Yeah, and to always tell
your mother the truth

about where you're
going because, uh,

if there's ever
any trouble

there's no way
she can help you unless

she knows
where you are.

Okay.

Okay, now, one of us
is gonna call your mother

then we'll drink
the hot chocolate

and, uh, I'll walk you home.

But she's asleep.

And I don't want
her to know.

That's not very
grown up.

Now, we've traced
stolen car parts

as far away as
St. Louis.

They seem to only steal
what they need.

Uh, they're
very well organized.

Poncherello and Baker
have ID'd a van

the gang may be using

so check your sheets.

Uh, be suspicious
of any high-priced

high-performance automobile.

That seems to be
what they're ripping off.

Okay, that's it.

Uh, Poncherello,
front and center.

Rest of you,
hit your beats.

Your day
as a UFO, right?

UFO?

Yeah. Unwilling
flying observer.

Jon, I'm not unwilling.

Believe me. I'm ready.

Uh, Frank, about your
flight with Bob..

Fight
Me? No.

No, no, no. Flight,
flight, not fight.

Oh, good, because
we wouldn't fight, right?

- We're friends.
- I often wonder.

Up and running, huh?

Uh, Frank, uh..

...what's wrong
with your hearing?

Oh, nothing, sarge.
Now, come on.

please don't make a federal case
about a little earache.

A little earache?

That is keeping you
out of the air.

Oh, you got
to be kidding.

Look, Frank, it's all academic.

That's what I was trying
to tell you.

You can't fly today.
The weather report's bad.

All routine flights
have been canceled.

The chopper's grounded.

- Grounded.

Grounded.

What are you doing here?
I thought you'd be gone.

Uh, without
my partner? Never.

Did you know
the chopper was grounded?

Well, I knew you'd
come up with something.

Uh, but I don't
control the weather.

Yeah, but, uh,
how about the earache?

Say what?

Come on, Kimmy,
eat your breakfast

and get to work.

Work?

That's the word.

Mom, you said
Saturday afternoon.

No. I said I'd help you
Saturday afternoon.

And I will.
I promise.

Why couldn't you just let me
sleep a little bit longer?

Because I want you
to finish your math homework

do your book report,
and get that history paper done

by the time I get home.

I might as well
be in jail.

Young lady,
it just so happens

I lost a good deal of sleep
myself, last night

and it wasn't from traipsing
around the neighborhood

making a nuisance
of myself.

Jon doesn't think
I'm a nuisance.

Whatever Jon says doesn't cut
any ice around here.

This is my home, and you're
gonna abide by my rules..

...till you're old
enough to get out.

Alright, I'll get out!

Oh, Kimmy!

Here.

Don't be silly.

Oh, do you work
and eat your breakfast.

I got to go, Kimmy.

'Units in the vicinity
of 51-50 Ballantree'

'report of a possible
car-stripping.'

'Units responding, identify.'

LA-15, 7-Mary-3
and 4, uh

we'll handle. Responding
from Armada and Davy.

'10-4, 7-Mary-3 and 4.'

Oh, man! I wish
we had the big van.

I wish we had Sammy here.

We should have
waited for him.

This sucker would have
been long gone.

Come on, move it!

Watch out!

Hey! You
guys alright?

Come on.
Give me your hand.

Now, get up
on here.

'Hey, listen, you didn't
have to come all the way'

'with me just to get
my basketball shoes.'

No, I called us in
on a 10-7-8.

Uh, lunch? I mean,
you're gonna eat my cooking?

Why not?
It is free.

Kim, uh..

My mother
threw me out.

Oh, now, come on.
We both know--

She did.

And if you try
to take me back

I'm going to scream
all the way

and then
I'll leave again

and then
you'll never find me.

Alright, come on.

Well, she took
her favorite dress

and, uh..

...she took some books
and, uh, a few personal things.

So if you-if you see her,
could you please call me?

Yeah, and kind of
look around, okay?

Yeah. Thank you.

Oh.

'Hi.'

- Easy. Everything's cool.

Yeah, she's fine.
She's at my place.

Oh, thank God.

Come on in.

The way she sees it,
she ran away.

She's supposed to be here
doing her homework.

I-I just got in,
so I've been calling

everybody that
I could think of.

I don't know
what to do.

Listen, I thought you had
everything under control

last night when
I brought Kimmy home.

I did. I really did.

I thought I did, anyway.

I mean, I was lady cool.

I was charming and,
uh, calm

and then I went to sleep
and I, uh, couldn't sleep

so I got madder and madder

and then this morning
I woke up

and I said
some hideousthings to her.

Yeah, um, that's
understandable.

Yeah, maybe to you,
but, uh, not to her.

Anyway, she had
a good lunch with us.

Jon can heat soup
like you wouldn't believe.

Carol, listen, uh

I want you to give
me an honest answer.

Okay.

Can you trust me
to, uh..

...deal with her
without your help?

You mean,
my not interfering.

That's what you mean?

Right. Yeah.

Yeah, well, I trust you.

I really do. I do trust you.

Okay, you stay here
and, uh, leave her alone

and this time, be ready
for her when she comes home.

Thanks a lot.

- I really appreciate it.
- Alright.

- Thanks.
- Yeah.

Bye. See you.

Well, what are you gonna do?

Shatter some illusions.
That's for sure.

You're the knight
in shining armor, man.

At Kimmy's age, that's
pretty heavy, you know?

Yeah, but I mean, how
do I live up to it

and then let her down
without hurting her?

Sometimes I wish I had
some of that

Poncherello school of charm.

Hey, you do pretty good
when you're trying.

Come on, let's go.

Yeah, I'll try, but, uh

in case I need
some reinforcement

maybe you'll drop by
to see me.

'You got it.'

Pull over.

Pull over!

My wife is gonna kill me.

- It'll be okay.
- No. Oh, you don't know.

My wife's really going
to be upset about this.

'Again, I shouldn't
have picked you up.'

'She told me never to
pick up hitchhikers.'

'Settle down.
It's okay.'

- 'No, I'm getting it.'
- 'It'll be okay.'

- 'Don't worry about it.'
- This is Mr. Affelrod.

He's the nicest man.
Our bus broke down.

And he just stopped to help.

- Driver's license, please.
- Uh, Rams.

You're the cheerleaders
for the LA Rams, huh?

- Yeah.
- Right!

We're doin' a benefit
this afternoon.

We just have to get there.

They're absolutely
countin' on us.

Listen, uh, your vehicle
is overloaded, uh

I'm gonna let you go with
a warning and, uh, 12 girls.

- No, we cannot, 12 girls.
- 'No.'

'Okay, wait a minute.
Hold it!'

Hey! Please, quiet!

See, you can only take
12 passengers because

any more than that
is going to interfere

with your driving, alright?

Alright. Uh,
it's not my fault.

Alright, you girls,
uh, decide

who's gonna go
in the car with me

and I'll get in the car
and wait for you.

Uh, how many?

- Twenty.
- 'About twenty.'

Twenty.

Twenty.

Two cruisers should
do it, Jon.

Why don't you call in
for transportation?

Me call?

Yeah, man. It's my turn
for traffic control.

Uh, alright, uh, ladies,
uh, please.

'Twelve of you now
in the bus, please.'

- 'Alright, now.'
- Bye! Bye! Bye!

Please.

Uh, girls, please!

'You're creating
a hazard here.'

Hey, Ponch.

I thought it was your turn
at traffic control.

You control your kind
of traffic, I'll control mine.

Yeah.

Hi.

Hmm.

Man, you look terrific today.
You know that?

Thanks.

I don't want anything.
That was a compliment.

Then why do I feel
like you want something, Ponch?

Oh, you feel that way
because you don't know me.

I know you, Ponch.

Not well enough.

Well enough.

Sindy..

...I got a problem.
I need you.

Only one?

Look, it's serious.

We all know
you don't date cops

but couldn't you be
a nice cop's lady

just for tonight?

I'm sorry. I guess, you know

I'm not that good
an actress, Ponch.

Oh, come on, Sindy.

It's not for me.
It's for Jon.

Well, it's not
even for Jon.

We're trying to help
this little girl.

Please?

I'll fix you anything
you want for supper.

Just tell me
when you're hungry.

Hey, this is
really great, Kim.

You must have been doing
your homework all afternoon.

Are you glad
I'm here?

Uh..

Yeah, well, uh..

I think you've, uh, made

the best of yourself
today and, uh..

...you know I'd be happy
about that, wherever you were.

You know, you don't
have any slippers?

- Yeah.

I thought it would be
so neat if, you know

I could have your slippers
waiting by your chair

when you got home
from work

like, like..

...well, you know.

Like a storybook, Kim.

Right!

It's so fun.

Um, it's probably Ponch.

Excuse me.

Sweetheart!

Uh, hi, uh..

The cleaner lost
your silk shirt

'and I know how
you love it'

'so I made
him find it.'

'That's why
we're late.'

Kim, you look
terrific today.

'He says that
to all the girls.'

Uh, oh, Kim,
this is Sindy.

Hi, I've heard the nicest
things about you from Ponch.

'But if Jon says
you're neat..'

'...then you're neat.'

The table!

Jon, you are such a doll.

'But you didn't
think of candles.'

- I did.
- Oh.

Well, figures.
It's a lady's touch.

Uh, why don't we see
what's for dinner, okay?

- I-I better go.
- Kim, wait a minute.

We, uh, I-I want to talk
to you, alright?

Listen, uh, Kim
wanted to fix dinner.

Would you guys mind putting
that in my bedroom for me?

- Sure.
- Sure.

Listen..

...I know you and your mother
said a lot of things

that you're both
sorry for.

Listen, I know
what she is.

Why'd you have to talk
to her about me?

Well, I just had to tell her
where you are and, uh..

...that-that you're safe.

Like she cares.
She hasn't even called.

Yeah, wait a minute.
I told her not to call.

I just, I felt that
you needed the time

to be alone and, uh..

I wanted to make sure
that everything was

cool between us.

Well, is

I don't know. Is it?

What I'm trying to say,
I guess, is, uh

if you need a guy,
a guy to rap to..

...I'm your guy, alright?

And listen now, you get
your mother's permission

and you can use this apartment
and make yourself welcome

just like it's your
own home, alright?

You mean, I can..

I can, like, cook here

do the housework

and-and then

just go home
and sleep?

You mean, you'd rather
do the housework

than roller

Huh?

You know, you should
enjoy your youth

while you can, alright?

We're okay.
Thanks a lot.

'Well, Ponch is here.'

'And Sindy.'

'That's Jon's girlfriend.'

And Jon says that
I can do all the cooking

and that Sindy can help.

And then, Jon
will walk me home.

11 o'clock?

Okay, 10 o'clock.

Okay. Bye, mom.

I love you.

- I can stay!
- Great.

- Let's eat.

- Yeah, spaghetti.

- Okay.
- 'Spaghetti. Okay.'

Ponch, about your cold
and congestion

try rosehip tea.

Natural ascorbic acid
does wonders. Believe me.

Grossie, I have no cold.
I have no congestion.

I'm in perfect
physical health.

Poncherello.

Except for the pain
in my stomach.

I'm glad to hear you're
in great physical condition.

Uh, didn't you hear
the last part?

Uh, no.

This really the first time
you've been up in a helicopter?

No, just this type.

Please watch where
you're goin'.

So it isn't me
you hate, after all.

I don't hate anyone.
I have no hate in my body.

I go to church. I love
my country and my mother.

But you're terrified
of flying.

I am not!

Get it through your head, Bob.

I love flying.

There's one thing
I'm terrified of.

- Crashing.

Hey, can we go low? There's
a van down there I recognize.

Helicopter-5.

Any unit in the vicinity
of Magnum and Laurel.

H-5, this is 7-Mary-3,
westbound on Sepulveda.

'15, 7-Mary-3.
This is helicopter-5.'

We got a possible GTA,
two vehicles involved

'on magnum,
east of Laurel.'

Number one
is a light blue Mercedes

Number two,
a brown '76 Chevy van.

The same van, Jon,
the same van!

He's heading into the hills.
Can't we get any lower?

- We're gonna lose him!
- Hold on.

Get closer.
Can't you?

Bob, if he gets
into the canyons

we're gonna
lose him for sure.

Can't you put this thing
down in front of him?

- He'll have to stop.
- Or hit us!

- No, thanks!
- Maybe just above his head.

Scare him enough
to slow him down.

I can't without
clearance, Ponch.

They wouldn't give me clearance
for a stunt like that.

You wouldn't know it
if you got it!

Hey, are you crazy?

Report me
if you want to.

But that guy tried
to kill me and Jon.

I want that guy!

I thought you were
terrified of crashing.

So don't crash!

We're not gonna lose him.

Right on top of him!

We got him!

Alright.
Alright!

Hold tight.
That's right.

I got it now!

Yeah, but, uh, really, for
someone who doesn't like flying

and doesn't want
to admit it..

Hey, I think Ponch did
a heck of a job.

- I second that.
- Couldn't agree more.

Yeah, he really toughed it out.
I gotta hand it to him.

Uh, but, uh, don't quote me
on it. I'll deny it.

- Hey, Ponch.
- Don't go.

- Hey, we got--
- Uh, hey, guys.

We're running out of daylight,
right, so see you later.

Well, listen, what I wanted
to tell you is actually--

No, no, no, honest.

We gotta put
our chopper away

and then off to the airport.
Good-bye.

- Ponch, come on.
- Hold it, Frank.

- Frank.
- Well, Ponch.

Wait a minute.

- Hey Frank.
- Hold it, Frank.

- Hold it.
What?

To the airport?
For what?

My flying lesson.
What else?

Bob's gonna
teach me to fly.

You're kidding.

Hey, listen, Ponch, what
I wanted to say to you--

Hey, Jon, tomorrow, okay?
I ain't got no time.

See you later.

Come on, girls.

- Hi!

We got an extra ticket.

And an extra girl.
Are you free?

I don't think
my wife would think so.

I'm what you'd call
a caged bird.

Ah.

But, you know,
uh, I think

our regal eagle out there, uh

turned out to be
a dumb cluck.