All language subtitles for T J Hooker S02E12 The Fast Lane 1080p WEB-DL AAC2 0 H 264-BTN (1)_track3_[eng]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

[DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]

BOY: I'm driving
the anti-nuclear tank.

[TEENS CHATTER]

GIRL: I'm an alien.

BOY: All right, let's go.

BOY: My. Oh, my.

Let's go. Go, go. Come on,
Burt, get out of there.

Come on, I wanna drive.

All right, sit there.

SECOND BOY: This whole night
is screwed up.

What're we gonna do?

I want to get high.

Me too. Let's pimp
some brew, okay?

I figured that's why you guys
invited me out here.

Aw, come on, Matt.
you're our main man.

Well, let's have some money.

Here is George times four.

To the fourth power.

And there's two.

Okay. Be right back.
Bye, guys.

So, where should we go, huh?

Don't matter. We'll just
make this baby fly

when we get high!

[TEENS CHEERING]

GIRL: Hold me in.
Hold me in.

All right, let's go.

My, oh, my.

It's four bucks.

I hear tell you're
selling these for six.

You're never gonna get rich
that way, Matt.

I've made 12 bucks tonight.

More than I make at the arcade
at the same amount of time.

Well, when you run out,
you know where to find us.

Another four bucks
pure profit, Luke.

But we are down to
our last case.

I think Luke has another
liquor store in mind,

don't you, sweetie?

We restock tomorrow.

[TEENS CHEERING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

All right,
here we go.

GIRL: Oh, Matt.

Whoo!

Wait'll this baby
kicks into second.

GIRL: Whoo.

DRIVER: Whoo.

GIRL: Whoo.

BOY: Come on,
gimme that back.

GIRL: Wait a minute.

So anyway, you know about
this flag-football game

with the 18th Precinct?

Sure.

Well, the Captain...

Heh. Look, Hooker,

I-I know how much
you like football

and how much
you know about football,

and in my opinion, you would be
the best coach for the team.

But the Captain...

Made you coach.

How did you know?

It was my idea. I don't need
that kind of agony again.

[TEENS CHEERING AND WHOOPING]

All right.

Uh-oh. Looks like
we got ourselves a deuce.

[SIREN WAILING]

We better get them stopped
before they kill somebody.

[TEENS CHEERING AND WHOOPING]

I'm backing off.
Too dangerous.

[YELLING]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Call for two ambulances,
paramedics.

Have the hospital
stand by for triage.

ROMANO: At least
five victims involved.

Requesting
two paramedic units.

That one's dead.

Keep her airways open.

This one's bleeding badly.

Booze and kids.

What a waste.

Traffic unit scooped up
all these personal effects

scattered
all over the scene.

There's two of them that won't
be needing theirs anymore.

Every time my daughter
goes out, I say,

"Don't drink and drive."
Can't be said enough.

Ten to one, this is
some of that stolen scotch

that's been all over
the high-school campuses.

Kids must be buying it
next to nothing.

And two lives snuffed out
because of it.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

[RING]

Hello.

Hi, Irene. It's Vince.

I hope
I didn't wake you.

Oh, hardly.
I just got in from work.

Why are you calling
so late, Vince?

I just wanted
to ask you about Matt.

There was
an automobile accident tonight,

and I found
his student body card.

Matt? He's not...

No, no.

I just wanted to know
if he's home.

Well, he should be.

He was supposed to get off
of work at ten. Hold on.

[RECEIVER CLATTERS]

Vince? He's here.
He's asleep.

Oh, good. I'm sorry
if I frightened you, Irene.

I just wanted
to make sure.

Was anybody hurt badly?

[MOTHER SOBBING]

[WOMAN WHIMPERING]

I'm afraid so, Irene.

I'm afraid so.

I'm sorry. Bye.

[♪♪♪]

Hup, three. Hup, four.
Hup, five.

Hup, six. Hup, seven.

They're selling booze
on the streets

and in the schools
for next to nothing.

You've got to
put more people on it.

Hooker, Juvenile's
overworked as it is,

working the organized gangs
in Midtown.

Welfare has more runaways
and prostitutes than ever.

Narcotics can't take care of
the drugs in the schools.

We have no more people.

We gotta find 'em.
Two kids died last night.

We're still not sure
whether the others'll make it.

You don't have to tell me that.

I get pressures from people
you never even heard of.

Then have downtown

pull some bodies
off the dope squad.

Oh, Hooker, drugs
are an epidemic out there, too.

Yeah, right. And for every kid
taking dope,

there are seven
drinking hard liquor.

Tell them that.

Tell 'em my beat is turning into
a teenage graveyard.

I'll see what I can do.

Romano...

If that's
your football-team roster,

put me down for tryouts,
huh?

Oh, it's a good idea.
We need cheerleaders.

I'm talking about
the team, Romano.

It's gonna be
a co-ed game.

Heh heh heh.
What, are you kidding?

Women on a football team?

[LAUGHS] Who thought up
that idea?

I thought it'd be
a good arena

to display the equality
of police officers, Romano.

Intergender relations,
so to speak.

What do you think?

You're absolutely right.
That's a great idea, sir.

Good. Bye.

Stacy, did Traffic
get any statements

from the kids
in the hospital yet?

So far,
there's only one person

who's in good enough condition
to speak.

They asked her
where she got the liquor,

and she gave a boy's name--
Matt.

What was that name, Stacy?

Matt. That's all
they could get from her.

Ask them to stay on top of it
for us, will you?

We'll be on the street.

You taking the day off, kid?

No.

[♪♪♪]

Okay, don't move.

[GERMAN ACCENT]
Just put away your gun.

Take what you want.

Just put away your gun,
please.

Okay. You stay behind
the counter and shut up.

LUKE: Okay, guys, go.

Let's get this booze!
Come on, move it. Let's go.

[BEEP BEEP BEEP]

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
All units at Four-Adam-30.

A 211 silent
at 2-6-0 Ocean Avenue.

Handle code three.

Four-Adam-30, roger.

There's not much more.
Let's move it.

Cops!
Headed this way!

LUKE: We got the booze.
Let's go!

Twelve dollars in change,
chump change.

Maybe this
is worth something.

That's
my wedding ring!

You're not gonna have
my wedding ring!

Hey!

[WOMAN SOBBING]

[SQUAD CAR APPROACHING]

Hurry up!

Start the truck!

[DRIVER YELLS, INDISTINCT]

Come on, start the car!

Get out!

They went out
the back.

Are you
all right?

Split up!

[TIRES SCREECH]

Move!

Now's the time to talk about
stolen liquor, sonny.

Yeah? You just bring that up
with my attorney,

provided at no cost, cop.

You have the right
to remain silent.

If you give up
that right...

[♪♪♪]

Okay, Romano,
let's have it.

You haven't said a word
since we drove out.

I was thinking about
the name of the kid

that Stacy said
was selling the booze.

Matt?

Yeah.

"Matthew King."

isn't he the son of the guy
you served with in 'Nam?

Yeah.

I wasn't much older
than Matt is right now.

Sixteen with
a phony birth certificate.

Josh, Matt's old man,

he looked after me
the second I got off the boat.

He was more than like
a big brother to me.

He was almost
like a father.

Where'd you get Matt King's
student body card?

I, uh, found it in
the effects from the wreck

last night.

What?

You know
how kids are, Hooker.

They're in and out of
each other's cars.

So I called his mother
and checked him out.

And?

She had just
gotten in from work,

and he was home asleep.

He'd worked until ten
himself last night.

But she doesn't know
when he got home.

An hour before she did.
Two hours. Five minutes.

Maybe we should drop by
the house, huh?

[♪♪♪]

[SIGHS] Matt's a lot like
his father was, Hooker.

I can't imagine he'd be tied up
with stolen liquor.

It's a lead, junior.
We gotta follow it.

I'll just hope
along with you

that the Matt we're looking for
isn't your Matt.

Yes, I asked Matt
about his student body card.

He said that he loaned it
to one of the kids

to get into
the football game.

He had to work at the arcade,
so he couldn't go himself.

Well, that sure explains it.

Matt worked last night?

He's a big help to me.

They really like Matt
at the arcade.

He, uh, keeps all those
computer games

going for them.

I remember
when Matt was little,

he used to take apart anything
that could be plugged in--

clocks, toasters.

You should see him now.

Computer chips
and integrated circuits.

Um... half the time,

I don't know
what he's talking about.

How late did Matt work
last night?

Till ten o'clock.
Ever since...

his father's
endowment policy ran out,

I had to get a second job,
and Matt jumped right in.

He sounds like
a terrific young man.

Oh, he really is,
Hooker.

You know...

I can't remember the last time
I spent any time with him.

Maybe he'd like to go to
the hockey game.

You guys had
wonderful times together.

Yeah.

Well...
thanks for everything, Irene.

I'm gonna stop by tonight
at the arcade and invite him.

Sounds to me
like both of you

could use
something more than work.

He'd like that.

Hooker, sorry if I sound
so wrapped up with Matt,

but I can't tell you
how important it is to me.

Don't worry about it,
junior.

If I were in your place,
I'd do exactly the same thing.

Now we'll have to see
if the detectives

have lined up
a composite artist

to work with the woman
from the liquor store.

It's really the best lead
we have going.

[STARTS ENGINE]

[♪♪♪]

[ARCADE GAME SOUNDS]

Sorry we're late, buddy.
We had us some problems.

Look, can we walk
this way?

Since they fired me,
the owner gives me funny looks.

Probably knows
I sell around here.

Look...

I'm not real sure
about this whole thing.

What, are you turning chicken
on us, honey?

Hey, lay off.

Matt's a little tense.
Maybe he needs a drink.

I don't need
a drink.

Right now.

Yeah. There'll be
plenty of time for that later

and plenty of booze.

This next hit
I got lined up,

will keep the whole high school
supplied for...

Five years.

Five years.

Maybe you, uh...

can make enough money
to have a little fun, huh?

You buy yourself
some decent threads

after you give your mom
her allowance.

[LAUGHS]

Come on, buddy.

Found out where you can get that
electronic gizmo you need

to get us past
the computer ignition

on those liquor trucks.

Where? I looked in
all the stores.

It's not in a store.
It's in a warehouse.

Yeah? Can we buy it there?

Who said anything
about buying?

We just bust into the warehouse
and take it.

I'm not busting into
anything. That's wrong.

You want me to tell the cops
who sold the booze

to the kids who died
in that car crash?

You wouldn't do that.

Oh, no? Just try me.

Can't make any money
for your mommy

when you're sitting in jail.

So tomorrow, the warehouse.

You'll be there. Right?

[SIGHS] Look, Stacy,
will you just--

women were not made
to play this game.

Just trust me,
will ya?

This is supposed to be
a co-ed team.

A strong bench is crucial to the
success of any football team.

So if you'll just
go over there

and make sure
the bench is strong.

Okay, girls,
follow in behind Stacy.

How about showing us that
bench-sitting position again?

What, do I have to do
everything around here?

Put your foot right there,
the other foot right there,

and just go like that.

Like they say in football,
"When in doubt, punt."

[LAUGHTER]

All right, recruits,
practice is over.

There's work to do. Hit it.

I see you're getting a kick
out of your job.

[SIGHS]

Lady from the liquor store
is inside there,

working on a composite
of the kid she unmasked.

Great. I'll hit the showers
and meet you.

We can show it around.

I'm gonna go see Matt
tonight at his job,

invite him to the hockey game.
I'll have him take a look.

Good idea.

You're Matt, right?

Yeah.

Heard you got
some good booze.

Six dollars a quart.

What?
How old are you?

Twenty-two.
Want to see my I.D.?

Come on, I got enough money
from all my buddies

for two quarts.

You gotta be
out of your mind.

I'm not selling any liquor
to little kids.

Hey, if I have to,
I can pay someone

to go into a store
and buy it for me.

Heard you
had some bargains.

Why don't you
just get out of here?

Go on, beat it.

Matt.

Vince.

What are you
doing here?

I'm glad I caught you
on a break.

You are on a break,
aren't you?

Uh... yeah. Yeah,
I'm on a break.

Great. I talked to your ma.
Did she tell you?

She said something about
my student body card.

Is there something wrong?

Nah. It's all straight now.

Did you know any of the kids
in that automobile crash?

Just seen 'em around,
you know.

The one kid, Richie,

I did give my card to him
for the day.

Yeah.

You don't get much chance
to spend time with your friends

or your mother
these days, huh?

I don't see her that much.

You know, she's got two jobs,
and I'm down here.

Hey, listen.

I got two tickets to
the hockey game tomorrow night.

Thought we could go,
you know?

You and me,
like we used to, huh?

Before I got wrapped up
in all of the...

police academy stuff.

Well, I really can't.
I've gotta work.

[LAUGHS]
Your ma told me

that you were putting in
a lot of overtime.

Come on, you deserve it.
One night.

Besides...
I'd like you to, Matt.

Look, Vince.

I'm okay.

I know you have
this obligation,

because you knew my father
or whatever, but--

Your dad and I,
we shared everything

from C-rations to sniper patrols
for 13 months.

There's no "whatever"
to it, kiddo.

Okay, I'm sorry.
Just got a lot on my mind.

Why don't I give you a call
when I got some more time, huh?

Yeah.

Matt.

What?

[SIGHS]

We're looking for this kid.

Have you seen him around here?
Do you know him?

No, I don't know him.

I really have to go.

Yeah.

Do you recognize this boy,
Miss Long?

Yes, of course.
It's James J.D. Turner.

He wasn't in the accident,
was he?

No, we think he may be
involved with

the liquor
that caused it.

Can you tell us
any of the students

that, uh, this Turner
spends time with,

aside from the classroom?

Well, there's a girl,
Susan Folson,

and Jack Jenkins.

Him we have in custody.

He's not telling us anything,
but he is in custody.

I've seen Jack
with Matt King, too.

Matt? He hangs out
with Jenkins?

Well, I wouldn't say
he hangs out.

Matt's more a loner.
Do you know him?

Very well.

How does Matt do
in school?

Doesn't do well at all.
I'm very concerned about him.

It probably has to do
with all the hours

he puts in at the arcade.

Arcade? Doesn't have
that job anymore.

No, no, you're mistaken.

I was just there
last night and--

Officer Romano, I signed
Matt's work permit.

I know when he was hired
and when he was fired,

which was over a month ago.

What else can you tell us
about Matt?

Well, he's a very talented boy,

especially in science
and electronics,

but then he's rarely in
science class

or any other class,
for that matter.

You mean he doesn't
come to school?

He has a very high
absentee rate.

And when he is here,

he's usually remote
and distant.

He has his mind
on other things.

And his behavior?
Irrational?

Big ups and downs?
Mostly downs?

I think you understand
Matt's problem, Sergeant.

Wait a minute.
Hooker, you lost me.

I think what Miss Long
is trying to say

is that Matt is an alcoholic.

If you knew, Miss Long,
why didn't you t-tell anybody?

I called.
His mother's never home.

We sent letters,
five or six.

No one ever answered.

It's another case of a mother
who doesn't care.

She does care!
And I care!

Well, let's go, buddy.

We're headed for
the big time.

Stealing electronic override
and this car.

I don't like it.

[CHUCKLES] Well, it really
isn't a matter

of what you like,
now, is it?

Mm-mmm.

Be ready
to move out fast.

You got it.

A gun? You didn't say anything
about using a gun.

You don't have to
say anything about guns, Matt.

They speak for themselves.

Yeah, what is it?

Hold it.
Okay, you two guys,

you move around,
I put a hole in you.

Face the wall. Now.

Okay, buddy, get to work.

I don't know
where it is.

They make hundreds of
different parts.

If I could see
a inventory sheet or something.

You heard him.
Inventory sheet.

I'm not gonna
help you punks.

No, wait!
I'll find it.

This car's hot.

Must've made us.

[SIREN WAILING]

Come on, Romano. Sometimes
they hide it so well

even their parents
aren't aware.

I'm sure Matt's mother
doesn't know.

But you knew, Hooker.

Your antenna is always up.

My antenna was up
my first week on the job.

We rolled on an accident

like the one the other night.

Kids spattered everywhere.

Death, injuries.

And the parents
had no idea.

When I continually see
the future of this country

being washed down the sewer
in a flood of booze,

my antenna stays up.

DISPATCHER: All units,

all frequencies stand by.

Four-Adam-14 is in pursuit of
a black Trans-Am,

license
Paul, Charles, Edward, 2-9-0.

Occupants were possible
lookouts for crime in progress

at Racatronic Warehouse,
2-1-6 Victoria.

Four-Adam-30, show us code six
at Racatronic in two.

[SIREN WAILING]

[SQUAD CAR APPROACHING]

LUKE: Hurry it up!

We're not leaving
till we get what we need.

[SIREN STOPS]

HOOKER: Cover the
back.

Police!
Come out with your hands up!

Help!
They're robbing us!

Call the paramedics.

Stop or I'll shoot!

Freeze!

Halt!

Stop! Police!

[GUNSHOT]

[POLICEMAN OVER RADIO]:
Four-Adam-14 to dispatch.

We lost 'em. What's going down
at Racatronic?

We lost them, too.

You damn well better be able
to explain this, Romano.

[♪♪♪]

Okay, I'm sorry.

I apologize.

I don't want any apologies.
I want an explanation.

It was Matt King.

So his problems
are bigger than booze.

But maybe not bigger
than yours.

Look, Hooker,

I told you about being in 'Nam
with Josh King.

One night,

we were sent on patrol
to scout VC armor positions.

We were on point,
Josh stepped on a land mine.

I held him
in my arms for hours

listening to him
talk about his baby boy,

knowing that he would never
see him again.

I just couldn't let you
shoot that boy.

Matt wasn't the one
with the gun.

You should've known

I wouldn't have fired at
an unarmed kid.

I guess
I just lost my cool.

It was a bad decision,
Romano.

You reacted emotionally
in a situation

that could've been
potentially dangerous.

That punk with the gun
was firing at me, at us.

I know. I screwed up.

And whatever you want to do
is okay with me.

What I wanna do is make sure
that I can depend on you.

Right now,
I'm not sure that I can.

Then I'll have to bust my neck
proving it to you.

We better pick up
Matt's pieces

before it's too late.

I just called
the department store,

my day job.

My manager's not too happy
I'm going to be late.

I guess it must be important,
huh?

I wish it weren't, Irene.
Is Matt home?

Of course not.
He's at the arcade.

No, he's not. Irene,
Matt's in serious trouble.

What're you talking about?
What kind of trouble?

There's no easy way
to say this.

Your son...

Matt's an alcoholic.

And his drinking has led him
into criminal activity.

An alcoholic?
That's crazy.

He lives here.
I'd know.

IRENE: He lives here,
remember?

ROMANO: Trouble is, you're
hardly ever around, Irene.

I know
it's not your fault.

Holding down two jobs,
working nights and weekends.

I don't know how
you do it.

What about school,
Vince?

His teachers would know.
He'd be failing.

They do know.

We talked to Matt's
homeroom teacher.

She's tried to call you.

The school has sent you
half a dozen letters.

I guess Matt
intercepted them.

I know how you must feel.
But time is short.

A few hours ago,

Matt took part in
an armed robbery.

We want to help him.

Gotta find him and stop him
before he gets in deeper.

Oh, my God.

A robbery.

And Matt...

an alcoholic. I...

I can't believe it.

I know my son.

We may not have time together,

but I know
the kind of person he is.

That's just it,
Irene.

He's not the person
you know anymore

because of the alcohol.

I don't understand it.

I've worked so hard
to make a home for us

since we lost Josh.

Matt is everything to me.

It's possible that you're
part of the problem.

Me?

What do you mean?

Well, Matt's got
his hands full

with all the normal
head trips

that teenagers
have to go through.

On top of that,
he sees you, his mother,

wasting her life,
sacrificing every day for him.

It's a heavy load.

Heavy enough to lead him into
anything, something...

that will let him forget
for a while.

"Feel better fast,"
they call it.

No, that's not true.

I'm not wasting my life.

I'm filling it
with love for my son

and with respect for myself,
for Matt and me.

We're fighting to make it all
work, and we're winning.

At least I thought we were.

I think you should
tell Matt that, Irene.

And I'm gonna find him
for you.

If he calls, you tell him
he's got a friend.

No!

Matt!

Matt! Oh, Matt.

Thank God I have you.

You were inside
all the time?

I'm so messed up.

I never wanted
to hurt you.

I just wanted to
take Dad's place,

and when I couldn't do that,
I just had to sit there

and watch you
wear yourself out for me.

No. Everything I've done
is for the both of us.

Not just for you, Matt.

I'm gonna need some help.

This booze thing
is really tough to shake.

I thought maybe
Alcoholics Anonymous

or something.
I saw a sign.

They have a special program
for teenagers.

Mom, I've gotta find Vince

and tell him there's gonna be
a big liquor robbery.

I'll gotta give him this.

They can't do the rip-off
without it.

[SIGHS] Good.

[ENGINE REVVING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Go on inside.

Matt...

Mom, please just do
what I say.

LUKE: Matt!

LUKE: Matt, let's go!

Mom? Remember,
I love you.

LUKE: Let's go!

We waited for an hour for you
at the pier, Matt.

Did you get cold feet?

I'm out of it, Luke.

[PANTS]
I'm not gonna do it.

Oh, yes, you are.

Matt!

[TIRES SQUEAL]

No, stop!

[GROANS]

[♪♪♪]

Detectives finally got
a full associates list run-down

on Susan Folson
and that J.D. kid.

Think we've got number three
nailed down now, too.

His name's Luke Stevens.

That's the one
who shot at me all right.

Checked with his parole officer.

Stevens ran through
a string of jobs--

movie-theater usher,
swamper at Allied Paper Box,

gofer on a construction gang,
dishwasher.

Fired from all of them.

Useless.

One of those types
with big money dreams

and nothing good
to go with 'em.

Have the detectives found
any of those suspects yet?

There's an APB out
on all four, but nothing yet.

What'd you turn up
at Racatronic?

Nothing specific.

But those security devices
that they manufacture

are those new anti-hijack
computer ignitions.

A truck hijack
is a strong possible.

Like a liquor distributor?

You got it.

I called in from Racatronics

and got a full list of
the liquor distributors.

There's no way
we could cover all these.

You're right.

That's why we got to find
Matt and his buddies.

STACY: Ninety to Four-Adam-30
on tac two.

Go, Stacy.

Mrs. King just called.

She's at home and frantic.

Something's happened
to her son.

Tell her
we're rolling.

[SIREN WAILING]

Don't move!

Do you have any idea
where they might've taken Matt?

[HEAVY SIGH]

Those kids forced him
into the car.

He had that electronic thing.
He knew they needed it.

And Matt along with it.

I'd like to take a look
around Matt's room.

[SIGHS]

[SNIFFLES]

Okay, buddy, get to work.

Get to work.

According to Racatronics,
four liquor distributors

use the EK-47
electronic ignition.

Luxor, Maxim, Regal.

Regal. That it.

Luke Stevens works at
the Allied Paper Box Company.

I know that place. It's right
across the street from Regal.

That's probably how Stevens

knows about electronic ignitions
in Regal trucks.

[STARTS ENGINE]

[SIREN WAILING]

This is Four-Adam-30
rolling code three

on a possible hijack-in-progress

at Regal Liquor Distributors.

Request back-up.

Move it.

Look, it's not that easy.

There's a lot of wiring
I have to do.

[SQUAD CAR APPROACHING]

I'm counting to three.

If this truck isn't rolling,
I'm pulling the trigger.

[ENGINE TURNING OVER]

[ENGINE STARTS]

That's it!

ROMANO: It's Matt!

Stop the truck!

Get rid of him!

Get out of here, cop!

Pull it over.

Get him off.

HOOKER: Slow it down!

LUKE: Get off the truck.

Stop it!

HOOKER:
Pull that truck over now!

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

[SIREN WAILING]

Come here. Give me your hand.

Up you go. Give me a hand
getting them out.

Are you all right?

I called the ambulance.

They'll need 'em.
What about you?

An ambulance
isn't gonna bring me

the kind of help I need.

I gonna have to find it
inside myself.

There are people who can
help you help yourself.

Let 'em do it.

STACY: Forty-three-seven!
Hut, hut!

Game must almost be over.

Is the captain
gonna be mad at me.

Nah. Job got in the way.
He'll understand.

Besides, Matt's on his way
to better things.

We're behind one point.

Five seconds to go.

Forty-two-seven.
Hut, hut!

[CROWD CHEERS]

[♪♪♪]

[CHEERING]

All right, Stacy.

[WHISTLE BLOWS]

Stacy, you did it!
You and the team.

You did it, Romano!
You made us all aggressive.

In fact, you got all the women
so filled with hatred,

we could have beat
the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers!

Yeah. Yeah, well,
I had that all planned.

It was a great
coaching technique, wasn't it?

Oh, Romano, no good!

What are you talking about?
But I did. I did.

[♪♪♪]

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