All language subtitles for Magnum P.I. s08e09.eng

This could be
the turning point in our lives.

The Great Hawaiian
Adventure Company!

(CRASHING)

You don't know
what it's like not to fit in.

Don't you talk to me
about not understanding.

You thínk l don't know
how ít feels to be Ionely and scared?

Champagne?

Uh, great.

Ah!

Bryant's been arrested.

We have hím ín custody.

(MOTORCYCLE ENGINES REVVING)

Go!

(GIRLS CHEERING)

Come on,
come on! Go!

(MOTORCYCLES ACCELERATING)

(SIREN WAILING)

Let's go!

POLICEMAN: Put your hands
where we can see them.

You have the right
to remain silent.

You have the right
to an attorney.

lf you can't
afford an attorney,

the court will
appoint one for you.

Do you have
any questions?

You were very lucky
this time, son, believe me.

Three weeks
of community service

is a lot better
than doing time,

even at Juvie.

Just give this
to the officer at the front desk.

They'll
release your son to your custody.

Thanks. Let's go.

l'm sorry, Dad.
It won't happen again.

RICK: It happens
over and over.

He tells you,
''Meet me here at 3:OO,''

and he comes
strolling in here at 4:OO.

Well, l'm gonna
tell you something, this is the last time

l sit around here
and wait for him.

Oh, l doubt
if it's the last time.

We've been threatening
him with ''last times'' for lots of years.

Well, there
comes a time in every man's life

when you have to
make some changes.

Yeah, well, l'm giving him
about five more minutes,

and then l gotta go
pick up Bryant.

Hey,
how's he doing?

What's it like to have
your son with you after all these years?

Have you seen
Magnum?

No. We're waiting
for him. He's late.

He left an
urgent message at the estate.

Said it was imperative
that l meet him here.

That's the same
message l got.

Well, imperative
or not,

l have to be
at the post office before three.

They're holding
a registered letter from my publisher.

The first set of notes
on my memoirs.

Hey, l hope
it's good news.

Yeah, so do l.
l've got plans, too.

Again?

You seem to have left work
early every day this week.

Yeah.

You've been looking
pretty good, lately.

So? What's wrong
with that?

What's her name?
Oh, come on.

Why is it
that every time l have plans,

you seem to think
it has something to do with a woman?

You have got to be kidding.
How long have l known you?

Well, l'm just
making some changes in my life, that's all.

l'm giving myself
a little more time.

Who is she?

You may as well tell him.
You're going to sooner or later anyway.

All right, guys,
l'll tell you.

But you can't
tell Thomas.

MAGNUM: Tell me what?
Thomas! What?

You don't want them
to tell me what?

He doesn't want us
to tell you that you're late. Again.

And l've got
to go.

This will only
take a second,

and you'd hate yourselves
if you didn't hear my proposal.

Proposal?

Yes. For

the Great Hawaiian
Adventure Company.

One minute. That's all
l'm gonna give you.

That's all
l need, T.C.

And believe me,
you will not regret this.

Gentlemen,
this could be

the turning point

in our lives.

A venture
that will not only give us all

a little bit
of financial security,

but a new challenge in life.

A reason for
getting up in the morning and starting the new day.

The Great Hawaiian
Adventure Company!

Or ''Great Hawaiian
Expeditions.''

You know, l'm
not sure which one l really like better,

but that's not
important right now.

We'll figure out
the details later.

At any rate,
this company,

founded by us,
and run by us, and owned by us,

will begin
to return our financial as well as time investment

almost immediately.

(GROANS)

Wait! No, T.C.!
Come on, you haven't heard my market research.

No. l heard ''investment.''
That's enough for me.

Well, not...
Well, all right, take this tape.

lt explains all the details,
your participation,

and you're gonna
thank me one day.

See you later.
l gotta go. l already have my tape.

Rick...

Demographics.

Demographics
are a largely misunderstood

and underused tool
in today's marketplace.

Yes, l see.

For instance, nearly
89O_ of all tourists

come to Hawaii
fully expecting the...

Higgins, you
forgot your tape!

Demographics.

Demographics are
a largely misunderstood

and underused tool
in today's marketplace.

Demographics.

MAGNUM: l know
what you're thínkíng.

But thís tíme, you're wrong.

l wasn't lookíng to get a íob,

or fínd a new lífe dírectíon,

or anythíng líke that.

But great ídeas
only come along once or twíce ín a lífetíme.

And thís one was defínítely
worth pursuíng.

''Adventures in Paradise''?

No. Ooh! That's too cute.

Hi.
Can l help you?

l have an appointment
with Sarah Amlin. Thomas Magnum.

Thomas Magnum.
Okay, right this way.

SARAH: What about
the employee pension fund?

Right, right.

What?

Miss Amlin, it's your
3:OO appointment.

3:OO already?

Yes, l'm here.
She'll be right with you.

Thank you.
Sorry.

No, that's not the percentage
we talked about. No. Mmm-mmm.

(WHISPERING)
Uh, just sit anywhere.

Oh.

l'm sorry, Doug.
No. No, those figures, they just don't work for me.

Okay.

Call me back.

Yes, l'll be here.

(EXCLAIMS IN FRUSTRATlON)

Sounds like trouble.

Well, these things
have a way of working themselves out.

lt's been my experience
that most big corporations

have their own
little intricate set of troubles.

lt's not the airlines.
It's my divorce.

Oh! Well, there's nothing
like a little work

to help you
forget your problems.

Yeah, l guess so.

So, you said on the phone
you have a proposition for Paradise?

Yes. The Great Hawaiian...

The Great Hawaiian
Adventure Company.

lt's a specialized
tour package.

We bring the people
to Hawaii on your airline,

at a discounted rate,
of course

and then, take them
on their fantasy tour of paradise.

Freddy!

What?
l beg your pardon?

My husband, Fred.

He had a different
get-rich-quick scheme for every day of the week.

Oh, this isn't...

''The really great ideas
only come along once or twice in a lifetime,'' he'd say.

Well, there's
some truth to that.

Meanwhile,
we threw money away

on every impossible dream,
one after the other, and l just...

l iust finally got sick
of supporting him.

Do you know
what l mean?

Yeah.
But this is not an impossible dream.

l have the manpower,
the concept is solid,

and l think
the demographics and the market research

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
is something you'll find very interesting.

Your lawyer
on line two.

Excuse me.

Hold one minute,
Doug.

Look, Mr. Magnum.

Thomas.

Thomas, l'm not sure
what Paradise would get out of your proposition.

Well, l've outlined
everything in detail

in this report
that l've drawn up.

Well the thing is, l'm very
busy right now, and...

Yes, but if you'll
just read the report.

You won't be sorry.

Well, if you
wanna stop back by

after the rest
of the business world goes to dinner...

l'll be here.

Say, 7:OO?

On the nose.

Thank you.

Okay, Doug,
l'm back.

No, the house is mine!
We agreed to that.

l don't care what l signed!
Can't you explain it away?

Duress or something?
Fraud?

Well, how'd it
go today?

All right.

You got any
good tapes?

Yeah, maybe
one or two.

You know,
l was just thinking,

maybe that iob you got
at the hospital,

it might do
a lot of good for you.

MAGNUM: , T.C.!
Welcome to ''Paradíse found!''

What's this?

Your job, should you...

Just some project
that Magnum wanted to talk to me about.

You know, l think
that's one of the reasons

why you got in trouble
at your mom's.

Too much time after school
with nothing to do.

l made a mistake, okay?
l'm paying for it, aren't l?

That's not what l'm saying.
What l'm saying

is that you're
staying with me now,

things are gonna be done
a little bit differently.

You know, l think that this
community service thing that the judge gave you,

well, maybe
it ought to be something that you should pursue.

l guess.
The only thing is,

l don't want to spend
all my spare time over there.

l thought when l came here,
we'd have some time together.

To do stuff.
You know, you and me.

Well, l mean,
you know we're gonna do lots of that.

(ENGINES REVVING)

l didn't
invite them here.

MAGNUM ON TAPE:
The poínt ís, Híggíns, no one on the ísland

has a sense of hístory
that can match yours.

Your sense of
dramatíc flaír, your...

Well, you get
my dríft. Anyway,

we píck the tourísts up
at the aírport,

whísk them out
to the estate for a bríef hístorícal perspectíve,

courtesy of
Jonathan Quayle Híggíns.

(TO HIMSELF) This is
absolute balderdash.

And then, after a tour
of the grounds...

(WHINING)

''The persona is too obiective,
Iacks emotional involvement.''

Of course it lacks
emotional involvement!

That's precisely
how l wrote it.

How could a British
army officer function

if he were forever
getting emotionally involved?

lt's absurd.

What kind of cretins
are they hiring as editors these days?

Naturally, l'd like to be
published. Who wouldn't?

But at the expense
of destroying the material?

(SIGHING)

(DOGS WHINING)

MAGNUM :
We wíll be pícked up by T.C# s helícopter

for an aeríal oríentatíon.

Now, that
gíves you a chance

to get everythíng
back ín order for the second group.

Now, l know at fírst,

there probably won't
be any more than one group a day.

However...

''lmagine
you're sitting at home in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

''lt's freezing outside.''

SARAH:
Mr. Magnum? In here!

Hello.

Well, l was
never any good at apologies, so

l hope you'll
accept this dinner

as my way of saying,
''l'm sorry for being such a jerk earlier today.''

(CHUCKLES) Oh!

Well, you weren't
a jerk.

No, we had
an appointment.

l let my personal life
get in the way of business.

So now l'm letting
business get in the way of my personal life.

l don't mean that
having dinner with you

would in any way interfere
with my personal life.

Could we start over?

Of course.

The report
was very interesting.

(UNZIPPING BAG)

You read it?

Dinner will be ready
in seven minutes.

Champagne?
Uh, great.

Ah!

Oh, my God! Are you all right?

No, l'm fine.
l'm fine, really.

Maybe, uh,
No, l'm just...

you'd like to
come back tomorrow? l'm fine! Really.

No, l think
it's better that l make my presentation tonight.

Who knows what
tomorrow will bring?

Right. Good. Okay.

So l'll iust...
Yeah, yeah. Just...

Go right ahead.

lmagine you're
sitting at home

in White Bear Lake,
Minnesota.

lt's freezing outside.

The temperature
is five degrees below zero

with a wind chill
factor of minus 20.

MAGNUM: You are whísked away
from the íce and snow vía Paradise

to the sun-kíssed shores
of the beautíful ísland of Oahu,

the most famous
of all the Hawaian Islands.

CLEO: What's that?
That was a mistake.

l meant to turn on
some music.

(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Hey, Cleo, can l help you with anything?

Yeah, pour
the champagne.

Okay.

You look beautiful.

Thanks. l thought
l heard Thomas's voice.

Yeah, you did.
It was on a tape.

Oh! You're working
on a case together!

That sounds
very exciting.

No. He's got some scheme
he wants me to invest in.

(CLEO GIGGLING)

That guy is so smart.

Did l ever tell you
about the time he came to me for some information

about this guy
that's on the board of regents?

Yes, Cleo.
Oh, God.

We stayed up
all night staking this guy's house out.

l have never
had so much fun in my whole life.

Yeah. Thomas is a real card,
that's for sure.

You know,
you sure are lucky

to have a guy like that
for a best friend.

Yeah, right.
And you know something?

He doesn't even seem to mind
about what l do for a living.

You know,
being a working girl and all.

(BELL DINGING)
Oops! Crepes are ready.

(WHISPERING)
l'll be right back.

Cleo,

did you and Thomas ever...

What?

Well...

Did you and Thomas ever...

Forget it. It's nothing.

l just want you to know
how much l've enjoyed the last few weeks with you.

Oh, l have too.

Really?

You're comfortable.

Like being
around my brother.

Cleo.
Hmm.

What do you say
we go dancing after dinner?

You hate dancing!

Yeah. But hey,
a guy can change.

Okay.

MAGNUM :
Hí, Ríck, ít's me.

So here's the part
where you come ín.

You'll píck the group up
at the estate

and fly them to a remote area
of the Koolaus,

where I wíll joín them

and take them on a three-day,
two-níght adventure ín the backwoods.

Oh you will,
will you?

Well? What
do you think?

Good investment
or wild scheme?

l don't know.
Good, l guess.

You're not
eating, man.

l'm not really
that hungry.

(SIGHS)

Bryant, you did
the right thing Iast week.

l mean, telling
the police who really stole the motorcycle.

They think l'm a snitch.

Yeah, but we don't care
what they think.

Look, l know
how you feel. l...

Can l be excused?

Bryant, l'm
talking to you.

(SIGHS)

There are gonna have to be
some changes here.

l don't know what you're
used to in L.A.

but you're here now,

and you're gonna
have to start Iearning discipline,

responsibility,
and common manners.

Go on, go to your room.
We'll talk about this later.

MAGNUM: Don't bother
thankíng me, T.C.

l'm happy to ínclude
my good fríends ín on an ídea that can't míss.

(ROMANTIC INSTRUMENTAL
Muslc pLAvINc)

l think you're right.

You do?
Mmm-hmm.

lt has good
promotional possibilities for Paradise Airlines.

You get your discount
tickets and we reach a whole new market.

What can l say?

''Yes'' would be good.

Well, unfortunately,
l'm not the one who can say ''yes.''

That's up to
the board of directors.

Of course,
l'll give them my enthusiastic recommendation.

This is turning out
better than l thought.

l mean, you know...

l know
what you mean.

Yeah.

The board is meeting
tomorrow at 3:OO.

l'll put you
on the agenda on one condition.

What?

Leave your easel at home.

That's a deal.

(PHONE RINGING)

Once they
make you the officer of a corporation,

your life is
never your own.

Sarah Amlin.

l told you
not to call me again.

No. l told you
to talk to my lawyers.

Just a minute.

l'll see you tomorrow.

l really do think
they're gonna go for it.

Great.

Bye.

Bye.

lt's no good, Fred.

We've been over this
a hundred times.

What can l say?

(MUSIC AUDIBLE
_RoM oTHER RooM)

Bryant.

(MUSIC BLARING)

Bryant, why do you kids
have to play the radio so loud...

Thanks for the ride.
Hey, take it easy.

MAGNUM: After three days
and two níghts ín the wílderness,

our touríst groups
are goíng to really be ready for a líttle luxury.

We offer them a hot shower,

and then we hít them
wíth hígh tea

and gíve them a chance
to recount theír adventures ín the wílderness to you.

And who knows, Híggíns?
Thís could be fodder for another book.

Remembrances
of Other People's Adventures in Paradise.

There's really no end
to the possíbílítíes!

for ínstance,
Indeed.

one of the thíngs
l was thínkíng about...

(TAPE STOPS)

And l suppose l'd be stuck
with more ridiculous notes from editors

about the ''dramatic voice''

of that tome as well.

l see.

No.

Thank you.
Look, if you should hear from him...

Thanks.

(PHONE RINGING)

Bryant?
Mr. Calvin?

Yes?

l'm afraid Bryant
has been arrested again.

We have hím ín custody.

(SIGHS)

l'm on my way.

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

(SOFTLY) What happened?

We were
taking a joy ride. No big deal.

No big deal?

Come on. Get me
out of here.

l made
a mistake, okay?

A mistake?

l won't do it again.

Man, what is wrong with you?
You've got everything in the world going for you.

Do we have to
talk about this here?

Yeah.

Yeah. We do.
Maybe this is the one place you'll have to listen to me.

Oh, man.
Bryant, you are not making little mistakes.

You are screwing up.

You're cutting classes,
you're getting into fights, you're stealing...

Oh, sure,
take Mom's side of it. Don't bother to trust me.

l trusted you tonight.

Are you gonna get me
out of here or not?

No.

No, l'm not.

Dad!

Somewhere along the line,
you're gonna have to start to figure out

that when you mess up
you've got to pay the price.

Now, maybe a night in here
will give you a chance to think about that.

That's great.
Just walk out. That's all you ever do.

When do you
pay the price?

Right now.

(LOUNGE MUSIC PLAYING)

Rosine,
where's Rick?

He's dancing.

Excuse me.
Rick?

Cleo!
Hi, Thomas!

What are you doing here?

Eh, Thomas, it's
not what you think. She's my guest.

lt's been a long time.
l know.

Oh, the last time
l saw you was... Behind the, uh...

Right! l'll never
forget that night.

Me, either. You look great.

You do too.

Oh, l heard your tape.
It sounds real interesting.

l might like to get
into that project.

Great!

Yeah, well, we'd
like to stand here and talk to you, Thomas,

but we gotta go.
We've got a lot of things to do. See you later.

Rick! Wait!
l wanna talk to you. About business.

Well, call me
at the office. Hi, T.C. Bye, T.C.

Bye, Thomas!
Bye, Cleo!

T.C., can l
get you something?

Oh! Yeah, Rosine.
How about a cup of coffee?

Longneck, Thomas?
Why not?

l'm glad you're here, T.C.
Did you get a chance to listen to the tape?

Uh, yeah...
Because l think l got

the discounted
airline tickets in the bag.

And that should
substantially raise our profit index.

Good.

Boy! Between
you and Rick,

l'm not sure
l can handle the enthusiasm.

Thanks.

You know,
you wanna learn to fly the helicopter,

you read some books,
you take some classes, you make a few mistakes,

you pick yourself up
and you try again. Before you know it,

(IMITATES HELICOPTER WHIRRING)

you flying.

You don't worry about

whether you're gonna be
the best helicopter pilot in the world, or,

''Are you going to
inadvertently do something wrong

''and ruin the helicopter
for life?''

Now who's talking around
what they wanna say?

You have a natural
talent for flying, T.C.

Yeah.

Yeah well, you also have
a natural talent with kids.

So l guess
the trick is to just

know when to put down
the book and just fly,

on gut instinct.

That's what l tell my kids

when l'm coaching them.

l think that's
where l heard it.

Okay!
About the tape.

What do you think about
''Rainbow Excursions''?

Sorry, Thomas.
l've got something l got to take care of.

Oh, Rosine, can l have
my check, please? Sure.

l'll put it on my tab.

(SCOFFS) Yeah.

Your tab for tonight,

and, uh,

these will bring you
up to date.

What do you think
of ''Paradise Found''?

For what?

lmagine you're sitting at home
in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

lt's freezing outside.

The temperature is five
degrees below zero with a wind chill factor of minus 20...

MAGNUM: As a fínal memento,
l thought we could gíve them a photo díary.

Photos l could take,
Híggíns, wíth your...

l mean, Robín's camera.

So! That's about ít,
Iet me know what you thínk.

Extraordinary.

Maybe you're not
such a wimp after all.

You did okay tonight,
with the cops.

You stood up
to your old man, too.

Maybe we'd consider
jumping you in,

if you wanna belong.

Of course, you'd have
to do something for us first.

Like what?

J
Like boost a car on your own.

Unless you can't hack it.

Well, what would you
do with it?

What we always do.
Break it down for parts.

Bryant Calvin?
Your father's here to pick you up.

We'll be looking for you.

lmagine you're
sitting at home

in White Bear Lake,
Minnesota.

lt's freezing
outside.

The temperature is
five degrees below zero

with a wind chill
factor of minus 20.

(SNORING)

(SIGHS)

Thanks, anyway, Higgins.

What waits for you
is balmy breezes, warm tropical waters,

blue skies,
a dream come true.

Oh, that's
good, Son.

Nothing like
a little elbow grease to get her shined up, huh?

Yeah.

Boy, you sure
got a lot of stuff stored on the dock.

A couple of trips
ought to take care of it.

What is it?
Mostly food and stuff?

Oh, no.

Auto parts, appliances,
other merchandise.

l'm taking it
to the Outer Islands.

Hey! What's this
sudden interest in the business?

l don't know.
Maybe l'll start my own charter company.

Compete with you.

Whoa!

(PHONE RINGING)

That's probably Thomas
calling to say he's late.

l'll get it.

lsland Hoppers.

Um, Budge?

Yeah. No, l haven't
actually been able to.

No, l'm going to!

What if l could iust
get you the auto parts?

New ones!

No! But...
Wait!

(DIAL TONE DRONING)

Thomas Sullivan Magnum?
Is that you?

Can't be!

l mean, all dressed up,
and on time?

You can laugh
all you want, T.C.

When we're millionaires,
you'll be singing a different tune.

How're you doing,
Bryant? Okay.

Yeah. Your dad tells me
you're working part-time at a hospital?

Yeah. It's okay,
l guess.

Well, l don't
want to be late for my appointment

with the board of directors
of Paradise Airlines at 3:OO,

which is why
l came here, T.C.

l'm not going
to any meeting with you.

No, l wouldn't
ask you to!

l wouldn't ask
you to at all.

l just need to go
over my sales pitch one more time.

You know, make sure
it's perfect.

You don't mind
if l steal your dad away for a couple of minutes,

do you, Bryant?
No.

T.C.?

lmagine you're sitting at home
in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

lt's freezing...
How do l let myself get into these things?

(MOTORCYCLES APPROACHING)

That's it?
That's the whole pitch?

Yeah. So what
do you think?

(SCOFFS)

l think l can understand why
you're trying to make such a drastic change in your life.

lt's not
a drastic change, T.C.

Yes, it is.

But whatever l can do
to help, l'll be glad to do.

So, how are things
here with Bryant?

l don't know.
We're still in flight school together.

(SIGHS)

l think we're
making headway.

(MOTORCYCLES REVVING)

Bryant?

l don't think so.
Zodiac's missing.

(BOAT ENGINE ROARING)

He can't handle that boat
in this water.

Not by himself.

T.C.: He won't go far,
the tank's almost empty.

T.C.: Oh, looks líke
the engíne stalled.

Wíthout an engíne
the wínd's gonna wash hím ríght up on the rocks.

Another gust of wínd
and we'll go ínto the clíFFs.

You can drop me.
l'll bríng the boat ín.

No. Too rísky.

lf we get too low,
the rotor blades wíll chop up the sea

and turn hím over.

Damn ít! He's over!

Help!

l'm gonna get you
out of here.

Bryant, l need you
to hold on to me. Okay?

Okay.

Come on. Come on!

They wanted me
to steal a car

so l could belong
to their gang.

But l didn't do it.

You don't know what it's like
not to fit in.

(LAUGHS SARCASTICALLY)
To be scared.

(SCOFFS)

So you run off
and risk your own life

to join some
motorcycle gang.

l knew you
wouldn't understand.

Hey, you wait a minute.
Don't you talk to me about not understanding.

You think l don't know
how it feels to be Ionely and scared?

l've been to those places
Iots of times.

But it's what you do
when you're feeling that way

that says something
about you.

Yeah, but...
You wanna belong?

You already belong.
You belong to your family.

To me, your mother,
your sister.

Did you even stop
to think what it would've meant to them

if something
had happened to you?

You always want
people to accept you and take you in,

but you don't want to have
any responsibility toward them.

Now, l got a gang of kids
playing baseball every Saturday.

You can join them.

Or l'll tell you what.
You stated your case pretty good,

so why don't you hang out
with the guys on the debating team at school?

lf you wanna
ruin your life

by trying to belong to some
tired motorcycle gang,

well, that's up to you.

But don't expect me
to feel bad for you.

l almost lost
my son today.

You gonna
send me home?

l don't know.

l'd like to stay.

Eat the chicken soup.

lt's supposed to be
good for you.

Yeah, sure.
l understand, Sarah.

Of course.

He had the exact
same idea l had, huh?

(CHUCKLING) Yeah!

lt is a coincidence.

Yeah...

Yep. You too.

T.C.: Missed your
meeting, huh?

(SIGHS)

Well, it's no big deal.
You know the woman l talked to about the tickets?

Her ex-husband, Fred,
had the same idea.

And they've decided
to go with him.

Now what?

Well
in th'e words of my great-grandfather, Patrick,

''Regroup,'' T.C.

''Don't let the first setback
set you back.''

Onward and upward.
l'm calling another meeting.

Hi, Loni.
Hi, Thomas.

Hey Thomas,
T.C# s not gonna make it.

He went fishing
with Bryant.

But l gotta
talk to you.

Well that's why l came here,
to go over all this stuff with you and Higgins.

Where's Higgins?

Never mind Higgins, and
never mind all that stuff.

Sit down here. l got
something to say.

Oh!

Look, here's the deal.
It's sort of hypothetical,

but let's say
that you were me.

Strike that.
Let's say that l were me,

which of course l am.

l mean, the point is,
it shouldn't matter what someone has done,

or hasn't done,
or with whom,

or even if
you know who.

l mean, as far
as l'm concerned, it never happened.

l'm sure that
it probably really didn't ever happen.

But if it did,
l don't wanna know. Okay?

Okay.

And l'd appreciate it

if you'd never
bring it up again.

You can count on it.

l'm glad we
got that settled.

l'm late. l gotta go.
l gotta go to a dance class.

Dance class?
Yeah.

Cleo and l signed up
for Arthur Murray.

Cleo?

See you later,
Thomas. Rick!

Cleo?

(EXCLAIMS)

Higgins! Well,
l knew you wouldn't disappoint me.

lndeed not.

The only ones who are
going to be disappointed are your publishers.

My publishers?

Well, you are the one
who sent them my memoirs in the first place.

Unfortunately,
Magnum, l've discovered an entirely new tack

to take on the book.

A more emotionally
involved direction.

lt's quite exciting.

l'm going to rewrite
the whole thing

and put it up
for a bidding war.

That's great!

l wanted to tell you before
l sent their check back out of courtesy.

Well, thank you.
l guess we can get down to business now.

l'm afraid not.
l must get back, Magnum. There's months of work ahead

but it will be worth it.

l sense that this
new approach will bring every publishing house in the world

to its knees.

That's great.

Goodbye, Magnum.

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