All language subtitles for The A-Team (1983) - S02E10 - Water, Water Everywhere (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

(male narrator)
In 1972, a crack commando unit

was sent to prison by a
military court

for a crime
they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped
from a maximum security
stockade

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted
by the government,

they survive
as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem,
if no one else can help,

and if you can find them,
maybe you can hire the A-Team.

[gun firing]

Hi, Amanda.

Hi, Les.

How're you guys makin' out?

Uh, slow, but steady.

[birds chirping]

[car approaching]

Les.

I see him.

Stay here.

[car door closing]

Gentlemen, we're about
to have a visitor.

Huh, let me guess who.

Our old buddy
Frank Gaines.

You got it.

Well, hello, boys.

Say, this place's
really comin' along.

Lookin' real fine.

Yeah, it's amazing what
you can do with a little
wallpaper and moldings.

Somethin' we can
do for you, Mr. Gaines?

I mean, our opening's
still a couple of weeks off.

Well, I imagine it might be
a little longer than that,

what with the water shortage,
and all. I mean,
what're you gonna do?

Bus your dinner guests
to Barstow with the dishes
so they can get washed?

It's nice of you
to be concerned.

But it's our problem.
We're workin' on it.

I got to admit,
what you boys lack in brains,

you sure do make up
for in determination.

We'll accept that
as a compliment.

Here's somethin' else
you ought to accept.

Look it over.
Call me, soon as you can.

I've sweetened
the offer on it

to compensate you boys
for all the work
you put in here

since we talked last.

Our property
wasn't for sale then,

and, uh, it's not
for sale now.

Jaime, when you been
in business a little longer,

you will learn there is
no such thing as
"not for sale."

There's no sense
in us wastin' time

talkin' about somethin'
we've already said no to.

How many times?

I lost count.

"No" means the same thing

in over three-quarters
of the civilized world.

For the life of me,

I can't figure out why
you have such a terrible
time getting a grip on it.

Now, what I can't get
a grip on is
taking no for an answer.

Now, you read my lips.

I do not live
in a civilized world.

You wouldn't be trying
to scare us now, would you?

We all got PhDs in scared.

We've been scared by experts.

Read that contract over.

Call me soon, say, tomorrow?

Gaines, you're not gonna
hear from us

tomorrow, next week,
or next year.

We're just not interested
in selling.

Now, if you'll excuse us,
we got work to do.

You know,
I'm getting that feeling.

The one I used to get
when we were about to play
squat tag in a claymore patch.

Now, come on, what's
he gonna do? Kill us?

He'll probably try.

They didn't budge.

You read me, Harry?

(Harry)
Ten-four, Mr. Gaines.

I just lost all my patience.

You come on down here
and take care of this now,
will you, please?

We'll do our best, sir.

[engine starting]

He's really
upped the offer,
all right.

Now it almost qualifies
as legitimate low-ball.

Maybe if we play
our cards just right,

he'll make us
an offer we can't refuse.

Hey, just kiddin'.

(Harry)
Howdy, fellas.

What, uh, what can we,
what can we do for you?

Mr. Gaines is worried
about you,

handicapped, living here
in this old wreck of a place.

(Harry)
So he sent us over
to help you move out.

Before it falls in on you.

We appreciate his concern,
but you can tell Mr. Gaines

that these "handicapped"

are getting along just fine.

This place is really a mess.

(Harry)
Place looks unsafe, too.

You take that staircase.

Looks kind of rickety to me.

(Harry)
What do you think, Jayce?

Don't that look like
a safety hazard to you?

[grunts]

Stop it!
Just leave him alone.

Tell him, honey.

He's the one
who wants a fight.

(Harry)
You boys are gonna have to go
back to the V.A. for repairs.

Just show some brains,
and don't come back

or we'll bust
everything else on you

so that nothing works.

(Jaime)
Murdock,
you don't seem to understand.

The man owns half
of Sobaco County.

That includes a bank,
a savings and loan,

and most of
the local politicians,
including the sheriff.

(Bump)
Especially the sheriff.

So you're outgunned,
you're outmanned,
you're outfinanced.

That's perfect!
My friends're gonna love it.

It's their forte.
It's their long suit.

It's their bag.
H-h-how do you feel, fellas?

(Murdock)
When I say I'm right,
I'm right, right?

Are you sure your friends
are from
the real world, Murdock?

They from the part
of your brain

where the imaginary guys in
your belt came from?

Imaginary. Imaginary.
Stay cool, fellas.

He meant no disrespect.

So you think the
wee folk are imaginary.

Now where does that
leave elves and gremlins,

not to mention doppelgangers?

Face it, Murdock.

They are not gonna let you
out of this place.

So, big deal.

Look, what--what they allow
and what I do

are two separate
zip codes, buddy.

What do you say?

You gonna let me
contact my friends or not?

Murdock,
we appreciate your offer.
We really do.

And we know you
believe you can help us.

But it's our problem

and I think
we should work it out.

This just may be a fight
that can't be won.

I wonder what
would've happened

if Moshe Dayan had figured
that six days was too long

to beat an army five times
as big as his.

No offense, buddy,
but I don't remember

anybody asking you
for your opinion.

Well, the man's offering
you help.

Are you too stubborn
to take it or too proud?

Look, if we honestly thought

the guy could help us out,

of course we'd take him
up on his offer.

But you got to admit,
a guy that carries wee people

around in his belt
lacks a little credibility.

So it looks like he's running
a couple of quarts low.

The worst that can happen
is you say:

"What have we got to lose?"

Come on, guys,
say the word,
I'll be a matchmaker.

(Murdock)
I'm a great matchmaker.

I haven't had
one single complaint

from Lady Di
about Prince Charlie.

And my work is guaranteed.

Let me set it up, please?

Please.

[water pouring]

Just who are these friends
of yours, anyway?

It's the A-Team.

The A-Team?

Yeah. They're terrific.

Oh, you know 'em, too?

You bet.
When are you guys gettin' out
of this V.A. hospital?

My arm will be better
in a couple of days.

And we could be
back in Deadman

by the end of the week. Why?

Cause that's exactly
when we planned
to be there, right, Colonel?

Are those MPs there?

It's clear, Colonel.

Works for me.
How about you guys?

(Amy)
The title company
records show

Gaines Development Company
owns 25,000 acres of land

immediately
surrounding the town

and a total of 50,000 acres
of Sobaco County.

50,000 acres
he can't develop

because
he hasn't got any water.

But there was
a geologist's survey

that shows
large artesian wells

and the only way
they can get to these wells

is through the property
owned by our clients.

I thought they said
the water was so scarce

it was hauled into town
every week by truck.

And they haven't got the money
to drill for it.

Their credit's no good.
'Cause Gaines
has seen to that.

So why don't they sell?

Gaines doesn't
want to buy it.

He wants to steal it.

He wants to prove
he's a better horse trader

than his granddaddy
who stole this land

from the Indians
about 50 years ago.

I bet you can't wait
to meet this guy,

huh, Hannibal?

The wee dudes are looking
forward to it, too,

aren't you, fellas?

What wee dudes?

You been greasing your hair
with battery acid again,
Murdock?

Pay no attention
to B.A., fellas,

his mundane metaphors
are only exceeded

by his awful attitude

which you will learn
to know and love.

It's not a bad idea, though.

Buy up cheap desert land,

get the water to it.

You got instant Palm Springs.

Hey, I remember that movie,
uh, Chinatown.Water rights.

Jack Nicholson
walked around the whole time

with a big band-aid
on his nose.

That's a good image, Captain.
Thank you.

Uh-oh.

What's happenin',
now, fellas,

is that Col. Smith
is getting on

what is known,
in A-Team vernacular,

as the "jazz."

I'll explain
what it means later.

Murdock, you better bring
along a couple.

You never can tell.

I didn't think
those three boys

would have the guts
to come back.

Gotta hand it to 'em.
They are a spunky bunch.

I admire that, Harry.
Really, I do.

Thing is,

I wish they hadn't come back
for their own sakes.

Makes me real sorry

about what they're
forcin' us to do.

It's only my opinion,
but I still think

you are all
a bunch of donkeys.

Can't you see

that Frank Gaines
has the edge on you?

He is just as
stubborn as you are

and a great deal richer.

He can afford
not to play by the rules.

Sounds terrifying, huh, B.A.?

(Face)
Is that rhubarb?

Apple. And this is serious.

So what you're saying
is we ought to quit.

I'm saying I don't want
you racked up again.

Frank Gaines
can raise a small army.

What we lack in numbers,
Miss Huston,

we make up in quality.

Like your pie.

Boy, is he right, Amanda.

In fact,
you are a pretty lucky lady

because these fellas
down here like it, too.

There's five down here
you forgot to count.

That's five on our side.

I was hoping
the desert air
would clear your brain,

but I should have
known better.

Five what, I forgot to count?

Well, you heard
of The Dirty Dozen?

Mmm-hmm.

Well, these little
caballerosare called
the filthy five.

[all laughing]

[tires screeching]

[footsteps approaching]

Hello, boys.

(Gaines)
It's good to see
you up and around.

Why don't you just leave,
Mr. Gaines?

You're not welcome here.

Sorry to hear that.

Actually,
I'm a little surprised
to see you at all.

From what Harry says,
I thought

you'd saved your pennies
and bought one-way tickets.

I bought the trip back.

Oh, who are you?

The slime monster
or the aquamaniac,

take your pick.

I wouldn't fool
with him if I was you.

Not too many people know it,

but this here is the guy
that killed Cock Robin.

Shot him in the gut

so that he'd die slow
with a lot of pain.

What are you, fugitives
from the banana bin?

How did he know?

Say, that's a, that's a
real nice shotgun
you got there.

Where did you get it?

This is a Super Crown
Presentation-Grade Benetti,

handcrafted in Italy.

Cost me $20,000.

I'll be darned.

Want to see how
good it works?

[glasses shattering]

Say, that's real good.

I'll bet you could hit
the wall every time.

So long as no people
get in the way.

Frank... That's your name,
isn't it, Frank?

Uh, you don't believe
in that western code thing:

never shoot
a man in the back,

let him draw first,
that kind of thing?

No, I surely don't.

Well, good, neither do I.

Make them by hand,
break them by hand.

[grunts]

You're a real long way
from home, pal.

(Hannibal)
Come on,
we gotta say goodbye.

[gun fires]

It was great meetin' you,
but don't hurry back,

you hear?

[car tires screeching]

I think they're too stupid
to get the message.

Yeah, I think
you're right, B.A.

(Jackson)
Here comes the water truck.

What's goin' on?

You got a radio in that rig?

Yeah, but it's on the blink.
What's going on, anyway?

Guess that's why
you didn't get the word.

Word? About what?

This order's been canceled.

It hadn't been canceled in
Barstow when I left the yard
this morning.

Well, it's canceled now.

All right, if you'll just move
your car there,

I'll go on up to Deadman,

phone in,
confirm what you're sayin'.

That isn't necessary.

You can just turn around
and go back to the yard.

Let me put it another way.

If you'll just move
your car there,

I won't have to drive
right on over it.

I don't think you'll do that.

Oh.

Okay. I appreciate
your explaining it to me.

(Hannibal)
"Fires can be put out,
but it helps to have water.

"As you know, water is
in very short supply.

"Use it wisely.

S-E-L-L.
Sobaco Ecological
Leadership Lobby."

I didn't know Gaines
had such a sense of humor.

Yeah, he's a laugh a month.

[car approaches]

Now I want you to pay
real close attention

'cause I'm only
gonna say this once.

Oh, I heard that line before.

That's Randolph Scott,

last reel, Belle of the Yukon,
International Pictures, 1944.

[gun firing]

Now you got any more
smart remarks there, scumball?

That's Richard Widmark,
Kiss of Death,Fox, '47.

[gun fires]

Shut up, Murdock!
Shut up!

Yeah,
let's hear what Frankie boy
has to say only once.

Well,
the message is real simple.

My offer stands.

Not the latest one,
but the original.

(Gaines)
The more this tinderbox
goes up in smoke,

the lower
that offer's gonna be.

And if I were you,
I would not wait

until this entire town
is a briquette.

[car engine starting]

Col. Smith, I thought
you said you had a plan.

I do.

A little bit of
military strategy.

Sounds like the jazz to me.

[phone rings]

Yeah!

(Jaime)
Mr. Gaines,
this is Jaime Collins.

Jaime, oh,
what a pleasant surprise.
How are you doing?

Just cut the garbage
and listen to
what I have to say.

All right. I'm listenin'.
But you be real quick.
I have important things to do

like putting the
15 ball in the side pocket.

Listen, there's two ways
to approach it:

the right way
and the sensible way.

And we tried the right way,
and it didn't work out.

So we talked it over
and decided to do
what's sensible.

Well, I'm glad
you finally figured that out.

I was beginning to think
you never would.

Especially when
you brought

in that pitiful bunch of
gunslingers to help you.

We're stubborn,
but we're not stupid.

So, uh, we decided
to draw up a proposal,

and we'll bring it
by to you real soon.

I'll be waitin'.

Well, they're finally gonna do
something sensible.

They're gonna
draw up a proposal,

come by,
and present it to me.

Should we go ahead
and let
the water truck through?

When I have a signed contract
in my hand.

Now we don't want them
to think we're going soft,

do we, Harry?

[car door shuts]

Last one to
the door's Corky Duke.

Now, who are you?

Corky Duke.

Hi, there.
Bradford, Field Supervisor,
Maintenance and Repair.

This here's my foreman,
Corky Duke.

Corky?

Uh, what happened
to Larson?

Larson.
Oh, uh, got a bad case
of the hives.

Laid him up pretty good.

I guess he can't eat turkey.

Anyway, we got a call
from the, uh, Gaines ranch.

Said their pressure
was way down.

It's, uh, probably
a blockage in the line.

Yeah!

Uh, probably, oh,
right about over, uh, here.

(Keeley)
Can't be.

It would show on that gauge
right there. Take a look.

(Keeley)
Normal pressure.

Uh-huh.

Well, you know,
the needle's probably stuck.

Uh, Corky, see if
the needle's stuck, will you?

What are you doing?

Oh, this is definitely
your basic
defective glass here.

I mean, this is not
top-grade stuff at all.

I mean, not only does it
obviously break easily,

it also allows your--your
moisture inside there

to corrode your
pressure-sensitive diaphragm

and your--your--your
indicator needle there.

As a matter of fact,
most of this apparatus
here looks like

it's overdue
for this kind of inspection.

Your station seems to
be real slack on PM.

PM?

Preventative maintenance.

I assume you read

the department's manual
on preventative maintenance

as amended in January of '83.

Well, look, why don't you
just sign this work order?

We'll keep
your bad PM on the Q.T.

Okay?

Hmm?

Uh, Corky,
check that valve out there
for me, will you?

Aye, skipper, on the double.

I only hope that valve
doesn't come off in my hand.

Hey, wait a minute!

You can't turn off
that water!

Well, now you know
what happens if he doesn't.

No. What?

Well, just means your gonna
have to fill out
the paperwork,

go down to the main office
and explain

to that pack
of career coffee drinkers

why Mr. Frank Gaines

can't water
his prize petunias.

Now, if you can deal
with that,

then you are a better man than
I am, Gunga Din.

Well, just hold it
till I make a call.

[machine humming]

Phone's dead.

That explains
why we couldn't get through.

Now, look, why don't you
just sign this job order?

I got my crew out there
standin' in the desert.

They are gonna be
meltin' like Mars Bars

if I don't finish
this up before noon.

All right, all right,
give me that.

Smart. Real smart. Thank you.

How's it going
out there, Corky?

Fine.

Uh, better put
a seal on that valve.

Right.

I don't want
the water turned on

when my crew's out there
working on the line.

Of course not.

[sighing]

Harry, what's
the problem with the water?

A man's got a wet bar,
he expects it to be wet.

Did you call Water and Power?
Yes, sir.

Well, what did they say?

They're sending
a guy to check it out.

It's gonna take
a couple hours,
depending on what's wrong.

We haven't reached
the pumping station yet

'cause the phone's
out over there.

Mr. Gaines,
some guy's outside.

Said something
about the water.

Col. Hannibal Smith.

Right here.

Should have known
it was you guys.

I'll get some of
the guys fast, Mr. Gaines.

(B.A.)
They don't want to come.

Know what I mean?

We're here to discuss

an intelligent
business transaction.

Do you think you could manage
something intelligent?

Harry, get on the phone,
call the sheriff,

tell him to get over
here on the double.

Phone don't work.

I think
the transformer's down.

He's right, sir.
The line's dead.

Now don't get tense, Frank.

We're just here
to deliver a proposal

from our friends at
the Stagecoach Hotel.

I have it right here.

$3,000? For what?

50,000 acres
of Sobaco County.

Just about what
your great-granddaddy paid

to the Indians
before he stole it from them.

(Face)
Adjusted for inflation,
of course.

Heck of a deal,
if you ask me.

I wish you hadn't done that.

It's a one-time offer

and the alternatives
just get worse.

[footsteps approaching]

I thought you
might want these people
to leave, Mr. Gaines.

Leave? Leave wasn't exactly
what I had in mind.

Uh, guys, you hear that?

That was
definitely a death threat.

Hey, Face, what would you say
to a 45A about now?

Not bad. Not bad. Actually,

I was thinking
more in terms of a 38,

maybe even a 32.
32?

(Face)
Hmm.
Oh, come-on.

Please, let's do a 32.
I just love 32.

Hey, man. Forget the 32,
forget the 38, forget the 45.

There's nothing
like a good old 22.

(all)
22!

[grunts]

[groans]

Are you ready, B.A.?

[screams]

B.A.

[grunts]

One more.

[glass shatters]

22 always works.

We rehearse.

Here's one I've been
rehearsin' in my mind.

That's for my window
in my van.

And here's for my tire.

I don't have
to fight with you.

'Cause when its all over,

you boys are just
gonna be hung out
to dry in that town.

(Gaines)
The water's too deep
for them vets to bring up.

And all I have to do is wait

till that place
dries up and blows away.

Unless it burns down first.

'Cause you see,
one way or the other,

I'm gonna get
those water rights.

Fascinating, huh, guys?

Ever try the lecture circuit?

Good work, Amy.
Have any trouble?

Let's just say

the file clerk at the hall of
records is kind of cute

and has always wanted
to work at a newspaper.

Jaime, show us
where you think

the stuff that
we need might be.

(Jaime)
Well, the pipe fittings
and the gaskets are kept here.

And the hoses are over here.

(Hannibal)
Yeah. There's
the loading dock,

and normal access doors.

Do you know anything
about their security system?

Yeah. They do
have a burglar alarm.

What about a watchman?

Yeah. Uh, there's
a security patrol car

that goes around once
in a while. That's about it.

(Hannibal)
We'll get in,
take what we need,

no more,
no less, and get out.

There's something nice

about borrowing
from Gaines, huh, Face?

Oh, yeah.

Mr. Gaines,
those nutbars in the black van
are pullin' out.

(Gaines)
Maybe things are
falling in line. Come on in.

Yes, sir.

Get down, you guys. B.A.!

[car approaches]

Okay, we've got
a minute and 31 seconds

before he comes back again.

[both whispering]

Come on.
Come on.

Let's go.

Well, Face,
I have a confession to make.

Good. I'm a Scorpio,
you know.

We're great
at keeping confidences.

What is it
you'd like to confess?

Well, when you
and your friends
first showed up here...

Hmm-mmm?

I thought I was experiencing
a close encounter
of some kind.

Well, they say
first impressions

are the ones
that count.

Question is,
how do you feel
about us now?

I'm still working
on it.

Only now I'm not
so anxious for you
to leave.

I promise you
that will
not happen.

We never leave

until we've finished
what we set out to do.

Oh,

Face, I'm so afraid.

I--I mean, I know that
if we had a lick of sense,

we would've pulled out
a long time ago

but here we are.

Uh, i-it's like we're
playing some kind of
crazy game or something.

More and more, lately,

I feel like I don't
even live in a real world.

Well, I know how you feel.

Sometimes I think
Murdock's the one

who's in contact
with reality.

The rest of us

should just be sprinkled
on top of a chocolate sundae.

Why do you do it?

I mean, surely,

you'd be better off
going your own
separate ways,

changing your identities,

and starting new lives
in different places.

Well, we do it
for the same reason
you haven't run away.

You and Jaime and the others.

You're a team,
a lot like we are.

You know, when we're apart,

we're just a bunch
of social misfits.

But when we're together,

well, that's something
very special.

Only our goals
are a little different.

You're trying to turn
your dream into reality.

And, uh...

We're just, uh,

we're just trying to survive.

You know, I think

something, uh, very special
is happening here, Wanda.

Amanda.

Right.

[machine humming]

[all cheering]

Okay!

(Hannibal)
What's the pressure?

Uh, 100 psi.

That's enough, set her down.

(Harry)
Let's go.

[car engine starts]

Water!

How did we let this happen?

We didn't, Mr. Gaines.

They somehow got a rig
together and drilled a well.

How much water they bring in?

Looks like those people

got enough
to wait us out forever.

We're going in there,
and we're not coming out

till those people

can't cause me
any more trouble.

You understand?

(Hannibal)
Well, we got good positions
for fixed emplacements,

but they could come at us
from 50 different directions.

I'm gonna need
something mobile

with a tank on it.

Oh, that's all you need,
just a tank with wheels.

[chuckles]

No problem, I can get that
at any 7-11 store.

They're, uh, open 24 hours.

Come on, Face.
We all know you can do it.

Amy told me you can come up
with just about anything.

Jet planes, penthouses,
yachts.

Of course, I found it
a little hard to believe.

Uh, of course I'll have
to stay off the main road.

Can I borrow
your four-wheel drive?

Keys are in it.

Thank you.

How you doing, Harry?

Just fine, Mr. Gaines.

We'll be ready
when the time comes.

Be sure you are.

Yes, sir.

[birds chirping]

[car engine starts]

*[humming]

You the owner here?
You, uh, Elmer?

No, Elmer Coles
used to own this place.

It's mine now.
Can I help you?

Yeah. Taylor Collinsworth,
Field Inspector,
Board of Health.

How long you
been the owner here?

Three months.

Well, that explains
why the paperwork
hasn't come through.

Transfer of ownership
is always a little
complicated.

You, uh, probably
haven't had

your B and H
inspection then, have you?

Yes, I do, mister.

I got that
temporary certificate

right over there
in my office.

You haven't got
your temp certificate!

Not with that vehicle sitting
on your property,

you didn't, no, sirree.

Well, I just picked
it up last week.

Well, you also
picked up yourself
a bundle of problems, mister.

(Face)
Unless you got
a sticker certifying

that that tank
was steam cleaned

since it hauled
its last load of effluvium.

Now, let's go
check it out, shall we?

Well, there's no need
to do that.
There's no sticker on it.

Ah, boy.

You know what you
got here, mister?

You got enough
Health Code violations

to condemn
this property for good!

You know mosquitoes can grow
to be as big as binoculars?

And to them,

a place like this
can be the Holiday Inn.

Now let's have
your full name.

My full name?

Uh, look, can't we work
something out here?

No, no, no, if that's here
while I'm here,

then I've got
to write this up.

Look, if I get rid
of that, uh,

fluvian thing there, uh...

Effluvium.

Take it to the dump.

Look, mister,

I got my life savings
tied up in this place.

Can't you give me a break?

Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy.

Completely off the record.

If I drive this out of here,

take it to the dump myself,

I, uh, then I'd be able
to see my way clear

not to red tag you.

Oh boy. You're asking
for a big favor here.

You're lucky
I'm in a good mood.

Beautiful, Face.
Beautiful

Voila!

Voila what?

What do you expect me to do
with this piece of junk?

I don't know.

I can think of
several possibilities.

Possibilities
with this thing?

Yeah. B.A.,

do you guys remember
the fight we got into

in the barracks
in Camranh Bay?

Oh, yeah.

Bring it around back, Face.

(Amy)
You know. It really is
too bad

we can't preserve this for
the Museum of Modern Art.

Really gets
the old adrenaline going,
doesn't it?

You sure this is
gonna work, Colonel?

Let me put it
to you this way,

Hannibal's plans
are absolutely consistent.

They never look like
they're going to work,

but they always do. Sort of.

I don't know

how we're ever gonna be able
to repay you for this, sir.

We're just making

a small contribution
to freedom.

Each of you have
already made a great one.

Well, it's been great
knowing you, Colonel.

I just wish we all
could have got together
15 years sooner.

Okay, boys. Let's go.

The Clantons
are comin', Wyatt!

All right, you know
where you're supposed to go.

Let's hurry it up.

Light 'em up!

Jaime.

Gotcha!

[grunts]

[grunting]

Oh!

[screams]

All right. You're not welcome
in this town.

Now if these good people,

Jaime, Les, Dave,
or any of their friends

catch a cold, stub their toe,

or if there are any more fires
in this town,

the pictures
that Miss Allen took

showing you
committing the crime of arson

will be given
to the district attorney,

and then distributed
to the newspapers.

Do you understand that?

Now get out of town!

[all cheering]

You know, it's amazing.

Here we are
being bombarded with offers

for partnerships
that we don't want

and financing that we do.
And...

Wow. It was just about
a week ago,

we were back at the V.A.
hospital

just about ready
to throw in the towel

and talking to Murdock
and his invisible entourage.

Oh, nothing alcoholic, please.

The wee people
do not partake.

It's a question of image,
of overcoming a stereotype.

Uh, we're talking about
responsibility here.

We're talking Looney Tunes.

That's what
we're talkin', fool.

Ease up, B.A.

He's just showing concern
for his troops.

Sign of a true leader.

Thank you, Colonel.

Sign of a true nut.

I--I think
we should drink a toast.

Hear, hear.

To four incredibly
brave people

who refuse
to be pushed around.

(Face)
And to the Stagecoach Hotel

soon to be the center
for a major new resort and...

[laughing]