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[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

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ZACK:
Come on, Venus

Wind it down.

Wind it down.

Oh, God! Not again!

Dad, it's ruined!
The whole load is ruined!

Dad, who could have
done this?

Tough break, Zack.

[LAUGHING]

You sabotaged my load,
Tanner...

for the last time.

Dad, don't.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, now we got a real excuse.
Get the shotgun.

No, don't!

No!

[♪♪♪]

DISPATCHER [OVER RADIO]:
Four-Adam-30, 4-Adam-30.

Shots fired in produce market
at Six Star Trucking,

210 Market Street.

Handle Code 3.

Four-Adam-30. Roger.

[SIREN WAILING]

[♪♪♪]

MARY:
Dad, no!

[GRUNTS]

Wait.

[GROANS]

[♪♪♪]

[MAN GRUNTS]

It was self-defense.
I shot in self-defense.

Why'd you run?

Yeah. Little fella got scared
of the big bad policemen.

[♪♪♪]

Let me have him
for a second.

You got lucky, Zack.

right over them thieves.

It's all about him.
Tanner.

You sabotaged a load
of my lettuce.

Two weeks ago,
his hired hand slashed my tires.

I'm gonna bury you
before this is over.

You're arresting the wrong man.
Pappas tried to kill us.

I want you to put him
in jail.

You're a liar,
Tanner.

You sabotaged
our compressor.

You're making wild accus--

Wild accusations. And I got
witnesses all around here to--

I want you to put
that crazy man in jail.

I'll handle
the investigation, Tanner.

I'll decide who goes to jail
and who doesn't.

And I suggest you get back
to your office

until I decide
that it's time for us to talk.

Making a big mistake,
Sergeant.

[BLOWS RASPBERRY]

Zack, I've been seeing these
all over the market.

Ah...

You're organizing
the independent truckers.

Is that what this
is all about?

Slashed tires,

dirt in the diesel,
rotten lettuce.

I'm not the first independent
he's sicced his dogs on,

but I sure as hell
am gonna be the last.

Well, I got better answers

than organizing
a vigilante committee

or trying to drive a truck
over Tanner.

Get your tail to the hospital.
We'll talk later.

[♪♪♪]

Looks like we walked
into the trouble

that's been brewing here.

They're part of the backbone
of this country,

and we're gonna make damn sure
the trouble stops right here.

[SINGING INDISTINCTLY]

[♪♪♪]

Hooker, it's been alleged

that you refused to arrest
a homicidal trucker

down at the produce market
this morning.

This homicidal trucker
was on foot and unarmed

when he was shotgunned
by a Neanderthal

named Don Morgan,
who I booked for ADW.

Yes, we have a complaint
about that too,

from a police commissioner.
The wrong person going to jail.

Just who
is the commissioner's source

for these alleged miscarriages
of justice?

Now, they got a call
from a respected businessman,

Allen Tanner.

Captain,

I think we got a pot boiling
in the produce market,

and I think Tanner
is the fire underneath the pot.

Well, he sure lit one
under my seat, Hooker.

Now, just what
do you suggest we do

to get this flame turned down?

and I'm sure that Tanner
has already shuttled

his high-priced lawyers
down here.

Meanwhile,
I've got Stacy and Romano

putting Tanner and company
into the information mill

to find out what we can
about them.

You're investigating Tanner?

Captain, we've got a group
of independent truckers

who are about to become
vigilantes

because they think we can't
or won't investigate Tanner.

Now, I think you have a choice.
Little heat from downtown,

or a bloodbath
in the produce market.

[♪♪♪]

I am impressed with your
legal connections, Mr. Tanner.

I was out before they got
the cell door locked.

I should let you rot there,

but I'm bringing
some of my old help

to get done what isn't
getting done with your methods.

That guy out of Chicago,
the one who wasted

the owner of this place?

Need a man with ice
in his blood,

and Keller fills the bill.
Flight 64 out of Chicago, 2:00.

Pick him up.

[♪♪♪]

Cripes.

[GRUNTS]

And then you're in a position
for the cuffing.

But let me remind you

that the police commission
has jumped on a bandwagon

and prohibited the use
of the choke hold.

So unless you're scratching

the limits of survival
out there,

using any form of choke hold
will bring the police commission

down right on top of you.

In my opinion,

they've taken an invaluable tool
away from us.

Now instead of being able to use
discretion in an altercation,

and cause some drugged-out crazy
who can't feel any pain

to momentarily lose
consciousness,

we basically end up having
to escalate our use of force

from verbal to the firearm.

All right. That's it.

Tomorrow we'll practice
baton techniques.

Run a lap. Hit the showers.
Dismissed.

Sergeant Hooker.

HOOKER:
Yes?

Commissioner Cook.

Oh, yes.
I read about your appointment

at the Board
of Police Commissioners.

Congratulations.

The other commissioners asked
that I do a survey

on your academy training
program personnel.

If there's anything I can do
to help you, let me know.

Well, I didn't intend
on coming down till next week,

but the commission received
a telephone call this morning

concerning a businessman
by the name of Al Tanner.

According to Mr. Tanner,

you've arrested
the wrong person.

Well, that's not
the way I saw it.

But if you're trying
to get the facts,

it's in my report.

Well, I'd like
an explanation.

Why did you choose right now

to undermine
the commission's ruling

on the choke hold
with those young recruits?

In a few weeks, those recruits
are gonna be on the streets

putting it all on the line.

I didn't undermine a thing.

I just gave them the cold,
hard facts of life.

Those choke holds
cause needless deaths.

The commission examined
every case very carefully

before they made
their decision.

Did you tell them that?

Oh, they got it all.

Not with the flags
and the yelling

and the screaming that went on
in the commission areas.

But I also went over
each one

of those needless deaths
carefully.

And, you know,
when I put it all together,

I still see that the only thing
the commission did

was bring us
a giant step closer

to the one thing
we all wished to avoid,

the use of absolute
deadly force, guns.

You're dealing
with a very complex issue

in a very simplistic way.

Commissioner,
I can only speak for myself,

a cop with almost 20 years
on the streets.

And I won't argue
that accidents sometimes happen

when the force is misused.

But when I'm out there,

trying to get the job done
as best I know how,

I'd rather have the discretion
to use

what my experience tells me
is right.

Sergeant Hooker?

I've heard a great deal
about you

and your philosophy.

And I must say
after observing you firsthand,

you do live up to
your notices.

So do you, commissioner.

[♪♪♪]

[GLASS TAPS]

Yeah?

When you need expert work done,
you call Vic Keller, the expert.

[LAUGHS]

That's what I want, Vic.

The way you disposed
of Mr. Schwartz

will do nicely for Zack Pappas.

Ripping this trucking outfit off
from Schwartz

not enough for you, Al?

that rolls in and out
of this market,

maybe that'll be enough for me.
But now Zack is in my way.

The other truckers
follow his lead.

As long as he holds out,
I got problems.

So we get rid
of Zack Pappas.

No Zack Pappas,

no Independent Truckers
Protective Association.

[♪♪♪]

No trouble, right?

[♪♪♪]

[HOOKER SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY]

Stacy,
what did you turn?

Al Tanner doesn't have
a criminal record.

But LEIU intelligence files
are crammed with entries on him

as a close associate
of Chicago mobsters

who are into jukeboxes,
vending machines,

loan sharking,
that sort of thing.

What about that punk
who just got released,

the one with the gun,
Morgan?

A little more solid on him.

He has a flock of misdemeanors,
five ADWs,

and he's done time twice
behind commercial burglaries.

Stacy, ask Intelligence
if they'll dig a little deeper

into Tanner's activities
in the market.

He hasn't been around
that long.

I'd like to know how
he got started in the market.

Right.

Junior,
Zack's been released

from the hospital.

Let's go enlist
his healthy cooperation,

and start to work putting
these dirtbags into jail.

I'm right behind you,
partner.

Commissioner.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Zack.
Gonna do a little hunting?

Could be.

Come off it.
You and I both know

you're gonna start
your own vigilante committee.

Ah. With what I'm up against,
you got a better idea?

Yeah. Tell me everything you
know about Tanner and Six Star.

Give me something
I can get my teeth into,

I'll put the law to work.
That's what we're all about.

All right.

[SIGHS]
Start with Sam Schwartz.

He owned the outfit
before Tanner did.

Six Star?

Sam was my boss.

More than my father.

A couple of years ago,

Sam ran into
a cash flow problem.

Tanner showed up
with a big bundle.

Sam signs the papers,
got his money.

Let me guess what happened next.
Tanner was associated

with a loan-sharking operation
out of Chicago.

Well, he imported it
here, Hooker.

Suddenly Sam's business
went to hell. Trucks broke down,

drivers quit, all the regular
customers went somewhere else.

HOOKER:
Sam couldn't pay,

so he was out,
and Tanner was in.

ZACK:
That's when trouble stopped
for Six Star

and started with us
independent truckers.

Didn't you do anything
about it?

ZACK:
Sam did the same thing
that you're asking me to do.

He went to the DA.

Couple of days later,
he had an accident.

His truck went off the grapevine
below Gorman.

He couldn't get out of it.

it wasn't an accident?

[GROANS]

But I can't prove it,
and the cops won't even try.

You say the law is the best way,
I tell you baloney.

ROMANO:
Where did you get Venus,
anyway?

MARY:
We were supposed to deliver her
to a guy in Spokane.

Nobody home.

The guy who shipped her
split.

ROMANO: Mmm.

She's part of the family now.

I can see that.

You know, my partner
isn't getting anywhere

with your dad.

You know,
he's pretty bitter.

He has a right to be.

Why don't you talk to him?

He'll listen to you.

Get him to help us.

I did.

Dad says you cops
just go through the motions.

Zack,
I've started an investigation.

You started.

Everybody starts.
Nothing happens.

Don't tell me that.

Come on, Mary.

We're due
at that insurance office.

Gotta sign the papers
for the new rig.

After that last claim
for the rotten lettuce,

they're trying to drop us.
Heh.

You can thank Tanner
for that one too.

Zack, give me some time
to get some proof

behind the things you told me
about Sam Schwartz.

Time. DA had time.

I can't deposit any of that
in the bank

or the insurance company.

[♪♪♪]

Start up, honey.

[ENGINE STARTS]

He's mad as hell.

I don't blame him.
But we gotta stop him.

I think maybe
we have two allies, Hooker.

Venus and Mary.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, Sergeant.

I just reviewed
that intelligence report

that you got on Mr. Tanner.

It is filled with unsupported
allegations and innuendo.

Oh, I'll get hard evidence
on Mr. Tanner.

The intelligence report
gives me a place to start.

Mr. Tanner runs
a legitimate business,

and he's a responsible
contributing member

of the community.

The intelligence report suggests
that there's smoke

that clouds
the contributing citizen image.

You're telling me you're going
to try to destroy a man

with information
you know won't hold up in court?

Commissioner, we're talking
street crime here,

not private schools

and sweet contributions
to the music center.

Street crime
and victims of crime.

I'm just trying to stop it.

Let's get something straight,
Hooker.

I may be from a rich family
the right side of the tracks,

but I worked my tail off to get
the attention of the mayor

and the appointment to
that commission.

I got there
because of what I believe in.

Now, I'm not going to
stand here

and watch you harass a man
those facts say is innocent.

Will you listen for once?

The intelligence files
are just one tool,

just like the control holds,
and firearms.

And I need that tool
to start on Tanner.

If I can prove something,
he goes to jail, not until then.

But don't handcuff me

and take away the tools
of my trade.

[♪♪♪]

[SIGHS]
I tried.

[♪♪♪]

Where's Ernie?

He's got the flu.

Now, what can I do for you?

top it out
with number two diesel.

The tab is under Pappas.
Zack Pappas.

KELLER:
Okay.

[♪♪♪]

Zack!

ZACK:
Ah...

Zachariah. Let's talk.

Would you please
listen to them?

Please?

Come on.

Got a load to pick up.

We gotta get our lunch
and get out.

I'm glad you have a haul.

Yeah.

in the hopper.
I wanna make you a proposition.

Hi.

Hey. You wanna come up?

Let me help you up.
There you go, Venus.

Ha, ha. What a classy lady
you are.
Oh.

Oh. You missed me, huh?

Romano, I think it's love.

Well, uh, she really moves fast,
doesn't she?

Well, Venus does know
we're leaving her here

with Irene
at the restaurant,

so she can get her shots
in the morning.

I think maybe she sees you
as protection

against that terrible fate.

[♪♪♪]

So we've got the CHP. They're
gonna reexamine the wreck

of Sam's truck.

And the DA is gonna
start the process

of subpoenaing
Tanner's records.

That's more than we got done.

So you do something for me.
Call off that meeting

that's scheduled
for tomorrow night.

Not on your life.

I need more than words,
Hooker.

Words won't stop Tanner

from putting us truckers
out of business.

Show me he's in jail,
then I'll call off the meeting.

Here, why don't I
take this from you?

Now, you be good
for Irene, Venus.

[ROMANO CHUCKLES]

Here you go, Venus.

Do me one thing, will you?

Check in with me
when you get back,

and see where we are
with the Tanner investigation.

All right, Hooker. I guess
I owe you at least that much.

But if it's zip
the way I suspect,

I am not gonna call off
that meeting.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

I bet she is not gonna like
being left behind.

[IRENE CHUCKLES]

Romano finally got himself
a girlfriend I approve of.

Ha, ha. Funny.

[GIBBERING]

Something's bothering him.

[GRUNTING]

Ernie.

Oh, Ernie.

ROMANO:
You all right?

Yeah.

[♪♪♪]

Spit it out.

You think I should do
what Hooker asked, is that it?

I think you should give him
a chance.

[GROANS]

All right. We'll check it out
when we get back.

[♪♪♪]

Maybe this is what the guy
was up to.

This is a discharge valve
out of a truck brake system.

Could it have come
from Zack's truck?

It's gotta be.

[♪♪♪]

[SIREN WAILING]

MARY:
Dad, the brakes.

What's wrong
with the brakes?

We're losing pressure.

ZACK: Pump it.

ZACK:
Keep pumping it, Mary.

MARY:
It's getting worse.

ZACK:
All right. Hang on.
Straighten her out.

MARY:
I've lost the brakes.

ZACK:
Hang on to it.

MARY:
It's getting worse!

ZACK: Come on, honey!

I'm losing control!

ZACK:
Hang on!

[SCREAMS]

[SIREN WAILING]

Zack! Dad!

Dad!

The fire extinguisher
and the jack!

[♪♪♪]

Get her out of there.

Romano! Douse that fire!

Zack. He's gone too low.

Out of here.
Come on, come on.

Zack! Turn your head!

Turn you head!

Romano, get that fire out
before she blows!

ROMANO:
I can't put it out!
It's spreading!

HOOKER:
The door is jammed.
Give me your hand!

[GRUNTS]

Yank on
that thing.

ROMANO: Take it easy.

I think it's gonna blow.

Romano! Quick, over here!

[♪♪♪]

Don't lean on me, Al.

I did my job.
If the cops hadn't come along,

Pappas and the girl
would both be dead.

I didn't bring you all the way
out here from Chicago

for excuses, Vic.

I got Morgan here for that.

Bottom line is Pappas
is still alive.

He might not make it.

any meeting.

You're not well-tuned
into the word on the street.

Pappas' daughter is pushing

for an organizing meeting
for tonight.

I do not want
another Pappas in my way.

I want a void.
Do you understand void?

Yeah.

[♪♪♪]

You guys going end of watch?

What are you still doing here?

The lab sent it over,

and I knew
you'd been waiting for it.

The replacement part stuck to
Zack and Mary's brake system.

Modified to fail under
heavy downgrade pressure.

It took a real pro
to rig this.

Did they get a trace
on this part?

It's from
an international tractor, 1978.

Through a local junkyard.

We'll check that out
first thing in the morning.

If only Mary
had given us more

than a vague description
of the guy at the station,

we'd have something
to go on.

I don't think we should
give up on Mary.

I like the way you think,
junior.

Oh, Sergeant?

I've been reading your file.
It explains a lot.

Four shootings,
dozen altercations,

and three complaints

about the excessive use
of force.

Investigated and exonerated.

Street police work
does get you into that.

It's not the result.
It's the total.

This file tells me

that you're a man
quick to use violence.

It also tells me

that you're the wrong man
to be shaping minds

of impressionable recruits.

Commissioner...

You're not gonna get
any real answers

out of that file
or behind that desk.

Get out into the streets
and take a taste

before you judge me,

or judge any of the issues,
commissioner.

I'm satisfied
with what's in this file.

Don't be. We're fighting a war
on crime out there.

You can't quarterback it
from an ivory tower.

You're gonna turn out cops

so worried
about being second-guessed,

they're gonna
drive past trouble.

The result will be more crime
and more victims.

Sergeant, I am not satisfied

that you're the right influence
around here.

The question of your tenure
at the police academy

will be on the agenda of the
next meeting of the commission.

That's fine with me.

If I'm not the kind of cop
you want

or expect me to turn out,

you're welcome to my badge
and my job.

Because neither
will be worth having.

[♪♪♪]

[SIGHS]

[♪♪♪]

Look, Mary, we've been going on
like this for hours.

I mean, some of us
have wives and kids

to think about, you know.

But that's what
it's all about.

All of us have
every nickel we've made

invested in
our rigs.

We have to protect
what we've worked for, don't we?

Yes. But, Mary, we can't go on
fighting Tanner and Six Star.

We'll lose everything.
Me and Mack are gonna try

to make a deal with Tanner,

while we still got something
to deal for.

You've got a $100,000 rig
that's burned out junk.

Zack is touch and go
in the hospital.

Now, if he can't cut it,
well, we sure can't.

Look, Mary,

it's either time
we got in the bed with Tanner

or moved on.

The cops
are just standing around

with their thumbs
stuck in their ears.

Tell Zack
we're pulling for him, Mary.

It's nothing personal.

[♪♪♪]

Can I drive you home?

Good for you, Romano.

ROMANO:
All right, Mary.

Now, just try to remember
what he looks like.

All you have to do
is draw something.

Try it.
I know you can do it, Mary.

Close your eyes.

Now, it's not hypnosis.

It's just
a relaxation technique.

Let your mind float.

Back.

Back.

Think about
what happened.

See it.

You're getting out
of the truck. There...

in front of you,
the man at the gas station.

Just draw anything.
Start a face.

Close your eyes again.
Come on.

Look at his face.

Remember his eyes.

Just rough it out.

Don't force it.
Just let it happen.

That's great.

That's great.

MARY:
It's him, Vince.

It's him.

Look at that.
That is terrific.

You're terrific.
You know that?

Absolutely...
wonderfully...terrific.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

The wire copy of Mary's drawing
has paid off, Hooker.

Chicago recognized him
and made him on the fingerprints

you guys found on the brake
part. His name is Vic Keller,

and he connects as an associate
of guess who.

Al Tanner.

What do we know about
Mr. Keller's background?

Felony criminal record,
assaults, loan shark muscle,

and
he's a truck mechanic.

That kind of explains
the expertise needed

to sabotage Zack's truck,
doesn't it?

You've got it, Stacy.

Well, junior, let's get
to the wrecking yard

and show Mr. Keller's pictures
around.

[♪♪♪]

I've never seen it before.

Ever seen him before?

HOOKER:
What about these two?

No, neither one
of them.

Devil's gonna get you
for lying.

What do you want
from me?

I'm giving it to you
straight.

Listen.
This brake part came

from that truck
over there.

And it's in
your junkyard.

Now, I wanna know
who you sold it to.

And you've got two seconds
to lay it on me

or I'll have every junk
in this yard checked

against the stolen files. Wanna
try that and Terminal Island,

or you wanna take
another look at these?

[♪♪♪]

This guy here.

I sold him a part like this,
uh, about a year ago,

and this one here
last week.

ROMANO:
Two down.

And number one to go.

Mr. Tanner.

[♪♪♪]

Thanks, guys.
Have a good trip.

Drive carefully.

Mary had to break
your lunch date, Romano.

She got a rush call
to haul a load

for the Bassett Brothers
in Pasadena.

She said to say sorry.

But I am glad
she got the work.

They really need
the money.

IRENE:
She said she'd call you
the minute she got back.

Great.

Say, I hear you guys
really stirred things up

over at Tanner's.

We've been showing mug shots
of Keller all over the street,

special emphasis
at Tanner's.

Maybe we can flush out
a rabbit.

Nail him, Hooker,
for all of us.

It's catching on.

DISPATCHER [OVER RADIO]:
Four-Adam-30, 4-Adam-30,

Commissioner Cook wants you
to meet her

at Six Star Trucking Company
immediately.

Handle Code 2.

Looks like our push
is getting some action.

Maybe you had that in mind,
Hooker.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Commissioner.

Mr. Tanner called saying he
intended to sue the department

for your unwarranted
harassment.

I thought maybe
you'd like to come here,

help straighten things out.

I've been down three times
to talk to Mr. Tanner

about Mr. Keller
and his employee, Don Morgan,

who I am going to arrest.

He hasn't been available.

Until now.

I told you
this is a waste of time.

I'm gonna call my lawyer.

Morgan,
you're under arrest.

What did I do?

Commissioner.

I have proof that you
bought the brake part

that put Zack Pappas
in the hospital.

Hooker, look at
the dispatch board.

Tanner does a lot of business
with Bassett Brothers.

[♪♪♪]

[EXHALES]

Bassett Brothers are
one of your best customers.

How come Mary Pappas
got so lucky?

I don't have to listen to this.

Commissioner!

We're also reexamining the wreck
of Sam Schwartz's truck.

Funny how the brakes failed
on that one too.

Only this time, we won't miss.
X-rays, metal stress analysis,

the whole thing.

Four-Adam-30 requesting backup
at Six Star Warehouse.

You bought the brake part
for that truck too. And...

Mr. Keller here
planted both trucks.

Was it all your idea,
Morgan?

You gonna ride this one
alone?

Keep your mouth shut.

Come on, Morgan.

I'm not taking the fall
for you, Mr. Tanner.

I only did
what he told me to do.

Give me a break.
I'll tell you

whatever you wanna know.

Let's start with
the Bassett Brothers.

Tanner told me
to have the Bassett Brothers

call Mary Pappas
about a job.

What for?

So Keller could get to her
and kill her.

Get down.

Put it down.
You haven't got a prayer.

You're gonna have
one dead commissioner

if you don't get out of my way.

[♪♪♪]

I don't think so.
You haven't got the guts

to do your own dirty work.

No.

Watch me, Tanner,
very carefully.

This is called
police discretion,

and I'm exercising it.

If that lady is hurt,
you're dead.

You don't put the gun down
in two seconds, you're dead.

Your choice now.

[SIREN WAILING]

[GUN CLATTERS]

Come here.
Put your hands behind your head.

On your knees.

Take over.

We gotta get to Mary
and warn her.

Hooker, how about another taste
of the streets,

so I can make
some better judgment calls?

Pile in, commissioner.

[♪♪♪]

[ENGINE STARTS]

[SIREN WAILING]

[♪♪♪]

Hey.

[VENUS GIBBERING]

[SIREN WAILING]

DISPATCH [OVER RADIO]:
Four-Adam-30, 4-Adam-30.

Bassett Brothers dispatch
reports Mary Pappas

two miles out
on the Sierra Highway.

Alert CHP that we're
on the highway moving Code 3.

Push it, junior.

[♪♪♪]

Simmer her down
or she's one dead monkey.

Stay, Venus. Stay.

[SIREN WAILS]

Pull over and stop.

KELLER:
Get up. Move it.

KELLER:
Hey.

Quit that.
Get off me!

Get down!

Back!

[KELLER GRUNTS]

Pull up alongside.

KELLER:
Let go!

Hold on to him, baby.
Hold on to him.

I don't believe it.

Well,
I've gotten used to it.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

I'll say one thing, Romano.
You sure don't give up easy.

Goes with the territory.

Some territory.

Venus is my heroine.

[♪♪♪]

COOK:
I hope you like it.

It's 75 years old.

Piece of law enforcement
history.

It's what
I'm studying.

And if you have
some time,

I'd like to hook up
with a good teacher.

You and me
working together?

Heh, well, I think
we can learn from each other

all the issues.

Who knows?
It might work out.

I might even be able
to bend a little.

Oh. Heh.

Some recruits are born
to use the choke hold.

Venus,
for example.

We just wanted to say
thank you and goodbye.

We'll be back
in six months.

Our agent got us work
all over the country.

I'll miss you, Vince.

[BLOWS RASPBERRY]

I think she's insulted that
Romano has to say goodbye.

[BLOWING RASPBERRIES]

Aw, Venus,
I'll miss you too.

I'm not sure she believes
you mean it.

Hey. Dollface.

Come on.
You know how I feel.

You and me.
Like Fay Wray and King Kong.

[BLUSTERS]

[SIGHS]

Tarzan and Cheetah?

[GRUNTS]

[SIGHS]

Elliott and E.T.?

Well, how about
Clint Eastwood and Clyde?

Well, what do you know,
a happy ending.

[♪♪♪]

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