All language subtitles for S06E08 The Rain King.en

[ T V : Indistinct ]

[ Woman On T V ] This is really shining
right out into the studio. [ Laughs ]

[ Switches Channel ]

The malfunction cut off power
to rural parts of Kroner County.

Up next, the amazing story
of two giant pandas in love.

But first, let's check in with
Holman Hardt and the weather.

Well, still no rain in sight
for the Kroner Hills region,

as yet another winter storm
passes south of us.

I'll have all the numbers and my
five - day forecast right after this.

[ Door Opens, Closes ]

Hey, baby,
you're home early.

Sheila, we got
a really big problem here.

What in the hell
were you thinking?

Happy V alentine's Day.

We made a deal.

We agreed to keep the engagement secret
until I said so.

I know, but I just wanted
everybody in town to know...

why I've been so happy
the last few months.

Another bone - dry day. Current
temperature in Kroner is 45 degrees.

[ Clicks Off] I know business has
been slow, but we can't stop living...

just 'cause it hasn't rained
in a spell.

Maybe we should just
call off the engagement.

Don't do this.
Not today.

It'll rain soon.
I can feel it.

I just need
time to think.

Oh, look at that.

And you wonder why
your ass is so big.

[ Door Opens, Closes ]

[ Mockingly ]
""It'll rain soon. I can feel it.''

[ Engine Starting ]

[ Static,
Stations Changing ]

& What I got
they used to call the blues &

&Nothin'is really wrong &

&Feelin'like
I don't belong &

[ Continues On Car Radio ]
& Walkin'around &

[ Singing Along ]
& Some kind of lonely clown &

& Rainy days and Mondays
always get me down &

&Funny, but it seems I always
wind up here with you &

&Nice to know
somebody loves me &

&Funny, but it seems that
it's the only thing to do &

& Only thing to do &

- &Run and find the one who loves me &
- I'll be damned.

& What I feel
has come and gone before &

Yee-haw!

- Ow!
- &No need to talk it out &

& We know what
it's all about &

&Hangin'around &

- &Nothin'to do but frown &
- Whoa!

&Rainy days and Mondays
always get me down &

&Hangin'around &

&Nothin'to do but frown &

&Rainy days and Mondays
always get &

&Me down &&

- [ Tape Player Clicks ]
- && [ Band Playing March ]

Don't look at me.
This was your idea.

Agent Mulder,
welcome to Kroner.

I'm Jim Gilmore, the mayor.
We spoke on the phone.

- Nice to meet you.
- If I'd have known you was
bringing the missus with you...

I'd have arranged
for fancier accommodations.

I'm Agent Scully,
Agent Mulder's partner.

I'm sure the accommodations
will be just fine.

My apologies, ma'am.

We appreciate your flying clear out here
to help solve our crisis.

I'd hoped for a bigger welcome,
but, well--

Okay, Rhonda.
That's enough.

Go find your mama.

Uh, sir,
you mentioned a crisis.

Agent Mulder has been
a little, uh, vague...

as to the specifics
of this crisis.

It's all around us-- runted crops,
field fires, bankruptcies.

This drought is destroying
people's lives,

and it's wrong for a single man
to prosper at the expense of others.

A single man?

Daryl Mootz.

He's a local fella
charging people for rain.

- You mean cloud seeding?
- The hell I do.

I mean, he shows up at a farm, does his
dog and pony act and the heavens weep.

Well, sir, if this man Mootz could,
in fact, somehow produce rain,

then what's the crime?

I believe Daryl's
causing the drought...

so he can charge folks
for the rain.

And this is what you told Agent Mulder
when you spoke earlier?

Yes, ma'am.
He seemed real eager to help us.

Come on, Scully. You act like
I intentionally misled you.

Over the past 30 years,
this town has had more tornadoes,

heat waves and hail storms
than any other town in the country.

It's like ground zero
for extreme weather.

A man... controlling...
the weather.

Well, if that's true-- If Daryl Mootz
is controlling the weather for profit--

then that is a crime,
and that should be investigated.

Mulder, I see the vacant buildings. I
see the signs. These people are scared.

But there have always been droughts
and natural disasters...

and people are always looking
for a scapegoat.

Yeah, but how many scapegoats
lease office space?

Agents Mulder and Scully
with the F.B.I.

- We're looking for Daryl Mootz.
- One second.

Yes, ma'am. Appendix ""C.''
That's right.

I need a six-pack of beer,
a carton of Morley Lights...

and a big old bowl
of jelly beans.

And can you pick out
all the green ones,

'cause he don't like
the green ones.

You're welcome.

- Now, what can I do for the F.B.I.?
- We want to see the King.

I'm sorry, Mr. Mootz is out of the state
till this afternoon on business.

Well, when you say ""on business,''
you mean he's making it rain?

Uh - huh. He's just across the state line
into Nebraska, town of Wymore.

If we could get a list of all
the people who have employed his
services, it would be helpful.

I don't understand.
Has he--

Don't y'all need a warrant or a subpoena
or something like that?

We usually just
say ""please.''

What are you investigating
Daryl for?

He's a hero
in this community.

So you actually believe
that he makes it rain?

I know it to be fact.
He saved my daddy's farm.

How dare you people!

The only rain in the area
is localized up around Wymore.

See? Daryl's
making that rain.

Is it possible that he could have
just followed it up there?

- [ Drawer Slides Open ]
- Here's your damn client list.

- Thank you.
- You'll see.
Every one a satisfied customer.

This, uh, T V station.
Is that far from here?

Oh! We were beginning to worry
that you wouldn't make it.

Ahh! Is this your first time
in a T V studio? How exciting.

I couldn't be happier
for the two of you.

I'm not su--

Holman, I'd like to introduce you
to the Gundersons.

Congratulations! I hope you have
a truly romantic getaway.

Aren't you glad you watch
Channel 5 weather?

We're agents Mulder and Scully.
We're with the F.B.I.

F.B.I.?
Oh, my goodness!

I thought you were the ""Watch the
Weather and Win'' contest winners.

[ Holman ] See, we haven't had
any rain in months and,

well, people tend
to blame the messenger.

Oh, there's the Gundersons.
Over here!

It's like looking
in a mirror.

When I first saw
the pair of you...

I thought you were rather
smartly dressed for a farm couple.

Make yourselves at home.

Well, from what I've
read about Kroner,

you've had more than your fair share
of unusual weather.

Well, we certainly have.
[ Chuckles ]

To you, Kroner must seem
small and simple.

But through the eyes
of meteorology--

low pressure systems,
storm fronts, tornado watches--

Kroner is sophisticated,
complex and,

well, sexy.

And... frankly, I can't imagine a more
exciting place to be a meteorologist.

Uh, Mr. Hardt, what can you
tell us about Daryl Mootz?

The mayor called you in,
didn't he?

He thinks Daryl's
causing the drought.

- You don't think he's responsible.
- Of course not.

A huge high pressure system
is the primary culprit.

There's no credible evidence
to suggest that Daryl,

or any man, can be held accountable
for our predicament.

- Thank you. Can we go now?
- No. What about the rain?

That's a more clouded issue,
if you'll excuse my pun.

Now, I have a list
of over 40 names here--

people in four
different counties--

who claim that Daryl Mootz
has made it rain for them.

I went to high school
with Daryl.

Different social circles,
and frankly,

he's about the last man I would
give credit to for anything--

I hear a big ""but'' coming.

Daryl appears
to be the real deal.

I can't explain it,
but...

where he wanders,
showers follow.

Look at the desperation on
these people's faces, Mulder.
They're ready to believe anything.

According to his schedule,
the King should've been here by now.

[ Man ]
Here he comes!

- There he is. Right here.
- He's here.

He's here!

Oh, isn't that sweet?
That's sweet.

- Man! What could we use around here?
A little rain?
- Yeah.

Oh, look at this!

Ah! Take these,
will you, somebody?

Ahh! [ Sighs ] Mm.

That is the wrong damn boot,
now, isn't it, hon?

Be a good girl, and go on
and get me the red snakeskin.

Well, looky here.

The F.B.I.

We just came
to see the show.

- I guess, uh, we're a little early.
- O ye of little faith.

That truck out
there of mine...

is a whole lot faster
than my rain clouds.

Excuse me.

-Thank you.
-How do you explain your unique ability?

I don't.
It's complicated.

Try me.
I watch the Weather Channel.

If you're wondering,
did I ask for this gift,

no, sir, I did not--

no more than I asked
to lose this here limb.

But I should've expected it,

and I'll tell you why.

Because I come from a long line
of healing people.

I'm a spiritual man,
in touch...

with the really real.

The-- The unseen real.

&& [ Dance Pop ]

And I...

am 1 /64th Cherokee,

and I can summon
up my ancestors...

to bring water
to this thirsty land.

Yeah!

- Mulder, what are we doing here?
- Well, this is not without
historical precedent.

The old West was full of traveling men
who claimed to be rainmakers.

- The Pueblo Indians
even had a rain dance.
- That is not a rain dance.

My Irish Aunt Olive has more Cherokee
in her than Daryl Mootz.

I mean, look at him,
Mulder.

- Does that look like a man
who can control the weather?
- [ Thunderclap ]

[ Delighted Squeals ]

Yeah, I win! Hah!

Are we still going to
the reunion together on Friday?

Absolutely.
Social event of the decade.

Hard to believe it's been 20 years
since we finished high school.

Where did the time go?

What were those
F.B.I. people looking for?

Oh, they were asking questions
about Daryl, about making it rain.

I wish they'd just go back
to wherever they came from...

and leave him alone.

You don't still love him,
do you?

I can't believe you still care
about him after the way he treated you.

- I know.
- He never loved you, Sheila.

All he cared about
was your money,

-and as soon as he got some of his own--
-He left. I know.

But I think
he used to love me.

There are other men
who will love you more.

F.B.I. My Lord.

I don't think I'll be able to sleep
knowin' they're pokin' around.

[ Sighs ]

[ Banging ]

[ Exasperated Sigh ]

[ Rattling ]

[ Lowing ]

[ Gasps ]

Ma'am, unless you want to
get covered in hamburger...

I reckon you should
step outside.

[ Revving ]

Oh, miss, we moved your boyfriend's
things into your room.

He's my partner,
and we prefer separate rooms.

Oh. Old fashioned,
are you, huh?

Well, we're booked solid
with the high school reunion.
You can take it or leave it.

I don't even think you'll need stitches.
We can just butterfly it.

I've got my kit
over in the car.

Scully, I don't think it's a coincidence
that a cow gets hurled at me...

just as we're down here
investigating the weather.

Mulder, did they check you
for head trauma?

I'm telling you,
that cow had my name on it.

[ Vehicle Door Closing ]

Agent Mulder, are you all right?
I feel terrible.

- If there's anything I can do,
please don't hesitate.
- [ Scully ] Perhaps there is.

Mr. Hardt, would you please
reassure Agent Mulder...

that this cow incident was,
in fact, a natural phenomenon?

With pleasure.
Uh, it's my belief...

that a mini twister
picked that poor creature up,

lifted it about
1 2,000 feet...

where the air cooled,
and, uh--

- I'm just grateful
you weren't hurt any worse.
- [ Sheila ] Excuse me.

- I'm just grateful
you weren't hurt any worse.
- [ Sheila ] Excuse me.

- You shouldn't be here.
- Holman, don't make this any harder.

It's my fault.
I did it.

[ Crying ]

I'm so sorry.
I didn't mean for this to happen.

It's not something
that I can control.

Are you saying that you're
somehow responsible for--

I murdered that poor cow!

Uh, Holman
just explained to us...

that, uh, that a mini twister
is what caused the accident.

He's just being sweet,
covering for me.

He knows the truth.
[ Sighs ]

This isn't the first time
something like this has happened.

The night of my senior prom,
a tornado demolished our high school.

[ Both Scream ]

And then on my wedding day,
a day I'd always dreamed about,

the ceremony was outdoors
on the Fourth ofJuly weekend.

It snowed six inches.

Then three years later,
my husband ran off...

with some gal
from the phone company.

On the day that
our divorce was finalized,

I stepped out of
the courthouse and --

You know how you-you-you can see shapes
in those big, fluffy clouds?

Well,

I swear that every cloud
in that big, blue sky...

was a face laughing at me.

And that was
about ten years ago,

and that was the last time
it happened until last night.

What's your connection
to Daryl Mootz?

Well, we used to be engaged.

- [ Sheila Sniffling ]
- You two were engaged?

Yeah, about six months ago,

and, um,
we had a fight...

and he took a drive
and-- and a--

and a freak hailstorm
cost him his leg.

And ever since then
the rain's been following him.

- Am I under arrest?
- No.

I can tell you without a doubt
that you're not responsible
for any of that weather.

- Oh, but--
- Agent Scully and I specialize
in these types of cases,

and-and-and although you may
have had some bad luck,

-you didn't cause any of it.
- Oh. You're sure?

Yeah, yeah, I'm-I'm sure.
Scully, you have any doubts?

- No. No doubts.
- You see? It's fine.

[ Relieved Sigh ]

I really want
to believe you.

- Thanks.
- You're welcome.

- That hailstorm didn't
cause Daryl's car crash.
- What are you talking about?

Sure, the weather was bad, but Daryl
was drunk and driving too fast.

Drunk?
I never heard that.

We all felt that Daryl losing his leg
was punishment enough.

[ Daryl ] People don't realize
how hard a work this is.

I mean, sure, It looks like
I'm just sitting here,

but my powers
of concentration are--

Oh, yeah. Oh, right there,
right there. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah. Oh, you--
You're worth every penny.

- All right, what was I saying?
- ""Powers of concentration.''

- Yeah, right.
- Right.

My brain's functioning on
something like-- I don't know--
1 4 different levels,

taking in a whole bunch
of variables...

like wind velocity
and-and humidity and--

- Daryl, do you hear that?
- Hear what?

The rain stopped.

Uh-oh.

[ Door Opening ]

Next flight out is
1 0:00 tomorrow morning.

Look at this, Scully.
September 20, 1 991 .

It rained rose petals
for nearly an hour.

Mulder, we're going home.
The rain stopped this afternoon.

Daryl Mootz is being
sued by about 50 people.

There's no case,
and you told Sheila yourself
that she wasn't controlling the weather.

She's not.
Neither is Daryl.

Check this out. On the same day
that it rained rose petals--

""Irene Hardt, beloved wife
and devoted mother...

""passed away yesterday afternoon--
[ Mumbling ]

She's survived by one son,
Holman Hardt.''

- So now you're saying that--
- Holman Hardt is
manufacturing the weather.

Did you see how relieved he was when
he learned that Daryl was drunk?

I've been doing
some checking.

Holman Hardt has been hospitalized
five times with nervous exhaustion,

each time coinciding with
a major meteorological event.

Mulder, it is still
a huge leap...

to say that he's
manufacturing the weather.

Most people will admit that the weather
plays a significant role in the way
they feel, right?

- There's even that disorder--
- ""SAD.''

- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- Seasonal affective disorder.

Well, who's to say that it doesn't work
the other way around--

that the way someone feels
can affect the weather,

that the weather is somehow an
expression of Holman Hardt's feelings.

Or-Or-Or better still, the feelings
that he's not expressing?

I've tried to say this
a thousand times,

tried to express the...

fire that burns inside this...
humble exterior.

Sheila, you're the reason I remained
in this town all these years.

- [ Phone Rings ]
- I wake up each day knowing--

Hello?

Holman, it's me.
Working late?

Sh-Sheila, hi.
Y-Yeah, um--

I was just
thinking about you.

- I'm looking forward to
the reunion tomorrow night.
- Me too.

You sound in a good mood. Well, I am,
Holman, and it's all because of you.

I wanted to let you know
that I've been thinking...

about what you said
about Daryl yesterday,

- and I realized that you were right.
- I was?

Yes, you were, and I am so over him.
""Daryl who?'' That's what I say.

I realized that I've been chasing
the wrong kind of guy.

I need someone
who I can talk to.

I need someone
who I can feel safe with.

I can't tell you
what that means to me.

Holman, I want
to ask you something,

and I hope that we can keep it
our secret for the time being.

Of course, Sheila,
anything.

Well, what do you think
of Agent Mulder?

[ Thunder Crashing ]

[ Knocking ]

Hey, Holman.

- Agent Mulder.
- I've come to say good-bye, Holman.

- You're leaving?
- Yeah.

But I want you to get some help
before you kill somebody.

- Help? What are you talking about?
- You know what I'm talking about.

You're not just a weatherman.
You're the weatherman.

You're the person who's
been affecting the weather.

Agent Mulder, if I could
control the weather,

don't you think I
would make it rain?

- That I would end this drought?
- I don't think it works that way.

I don't think you do it on purpose. I
just think you bottle up your emotions--

anger, grief
or love or whatever--

and then as a response, it rains
or hails or there's a flying cow.

That poor animal.

And whatever it is,
you got to let it out.

I can't.

Yeah, you can.

It's Sheila, isn't it?
You love her.

Yeah.
You've always loved her.

That, uh, tornado
at the high school--

that was you, wasn't it?

The night of our senior prom,
I, uh,

accidentally stumbled upon
her and her boyfriend...

in flagrante delicto,

and the next
thing you know--

And you've never
told her the way you feel.

How can a frog tell a swan
that he loves her?

Well, you better tell her,
or you're gonna kill somebody.

- Well, you got to help me.
- I got a plane to catch.

You can't go.
If you don't help me, who will?

-I am meeting my partner at the airport.
- [ Cell Phone Rings ]

- Excuse me. Hold on.
- [ Beeps ]

Mulder.

- [ Scully ] Mulder, it's me.
- I'm on my way.

I'm not so sure.
Have you looked outside lately?

It's pea soup.

Our plane can't take off
until after this fog lifts.

Fog? Holman!

- Holman?
- Yeah. He wants advice.

- Dating advice.
- Dating advice? From whom?

Yours truly.

Hello? Hey, Scully.
Scully, you there?

I heard you.

Mulder, when was the last time
you went on a date?

- I will talk to you later.
- [ Beeps ]

The blind
leading the blind.

This red number?

Daryl, you're like one
of those tragic rock stars.

You know, like--
likeJim Morrison or Kurt Cobain.

You just shine too bright
for too short a time.

We'll tell our kids
all about it.

Kids?
Can't afford kids.

If I don't come up with a lot of cash
pronto, I am in deep doo-doo.

Dairy Queen'll
take me back.

I get almost
$6.00 an hour.

Shh! I'm thinking.
There's got to be somebody--

We'll get the money, baby.

- Sheila.
- What about her?

Cindy,

you have been
real sweet and all,

but I think we can use
some time apart.

What?
Are you breaking up with me?

Nothing personal.

[ Daryl ] I've been envious
of men like you my whole life.

Based on your physical bearing, I'd
assumed you were... more experienced.

I mean, you spend every day
with Agent Scully--

a beautiful,
enchanting woman.

And you two never, uh--

I confess,
I find that shocking.

I've seen how you two
gaze at one another.

This is about you, Holman.
I'm here to help you.

I'm perfectly happy with my friendship
with Agent Scully.

So according to your theory,
I walk in there,

tell her I love her
and the drought will end?

Just tell her how you feel.

And, Holman,
I do not gaze at Scully.

- Hey.
- Hey.

I can't find my notes
for my... presentation.

- Here they are.
- You got a minute?

For you, always.

Are you excited about
the high school reunion tonight?

Of course. Uh--

Eh-- You're busy.
We can talk later.

Oh, what is it?

I-I-I--

I love you.

I love you too.

[ Sighs ]

Holman, what's wrong?

- [ Woman ]
Is that rain? Oh, my God! It is!
- [ Thunderclap ]

It's raining!

Well?

Good afternoon,
Agent Mulder.

See you tonight, Holman.

Ohh, you did it.

- No, you did it.
- What are you talking about?

She said that
she loves me,

but that she's
in love with you.

What do you mean
there's somebody else?

- Daryl, this isn't the place.
-Just tell me who it is.

- Let me go!
- Hey!

Hey, Daryl.
Cut it out, man.

Him?
This is the guy?

- Oh, what's he got that I ain't got?
- Ajob.

A way with words.
Intelligence. Good looks.

Good looking?
I'll show you good looking!

- Daryl, no! Not his face!
- Daryl--

Don't you hit him
in the face!

Oh, good. Picking on a cripple.
You'll hear from my lawyer!

- You deserve a big reward.
- [ Mutters ]

Oh!

Mulder, the fog has lifted,
and if you're ready,

the plane is waiting.

Scully, do you know anything about,
um, weather radar?

A bit. Why?

What does red mean?

[ Scully ]
Thunderstorms, I think.

Looks like we're not going
to be able to catch our plane.

&&[ Disco ]

&So I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

&Said, I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

- & Rock the boat &
- & Don't rock the boat, baby &

- & Rock the boat &
- & Don't tip the boat over &

- & Rock the boat &
- & Don't rock the boat, baby &

& Rock the boat &

&&[ Continues, Indistinct ]

[ Thunder Crashing ]

Seven inches in
the past six hours.

The National Weather Service has issued
a flash flood warning for the county.

- Mulder, are you sure he's here?
- If she's here, he'll be here.

&So I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

&Said, I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

&So I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

&Said, I'd like to know where
you got the notion &

- Come on, Holman. Now make it stop.
- This is your fault, not mine.

- My fault?
- You were kissing her.

Oh, look who's here.
Some of my favorite people.

Old friends,
and new ones.

You look very lovely tonight,
Sheila.

Thank you. You look handsome.
Both of you.

- &&[ Song Intro ]
- Oh, I love this song.
Agent Mulder, care to dance?

Holman was just telling us that,
uh, that he wanted to dance.

Yes, he was.

- I would be honored.
- Okay.

Tell her, Holman.

& You lay your bets
and then you pay the price &

What was that Agent Mulder said?
Tell me what?

Oh, no big deal.

We tell each other everything,
don't we?

&&[ Continues, Indistinct ]

Well,

um,

when I stopped by your
office this afternoon--

- When I said that--
- When you said you loved me.

What I meant to say--

What I wanted you
to understand...

is that I'm
in love with you.

That I've loved you
since high school.

& Ooh,you made me love you &

& Ooh,you've got a way &

[ Thunder Crashing ]

I'll build the ark.
You gather the animals.

I was kidding.

Sheila,
[ Clears Throat ]

my partner has a theory, and even though
I don't share his belief,

I feel that,
given the circumstances,

you should hear his theory,
because it involves you and Holman.

Agent Mulder believes that
the drought, this storm,

these bizarre set
of weather conditions...

that have plagued you
over the years are--

are caused by Holman.

Specifically, that--

that his emotions...

are somehow manifesting
themselves in the weather,

and Agent Mulder believes
that-that Holman is...

unwittingly destroying
this town...

because of his
unspoken love for you.

- You love him, don't you?
- What?

You're jealous because Agent Mulder
and I have a special connection,

- and you're trying
to divert me to Holman.
- What?

It is good to be the King!

[ Chuckles ]

It is good to be the King!

- Where's Sheila?
- Where's your leg?

Cindy took it.

Said I'd have to crawl back to her.
Now, where's Sheila?

Not even a kiss?

Trust me, the man
knows how to kiss.

[ Sighs ]

I just never thought
of Holman that way, you know?

He's my closest friend.

And to not even suspect--

Well, it seems to me
that the best relationships--

the ones that last--

are frequently the ones
that are rooted in friendship.

You know, one day you
look at the person...

and you see something more
than you did the night before.

Like a switch has been
flicked somewhere.

And the person who was
just a friend is...

suddenly the only person you can
ever imagine yourself with.

[ Splashing ]

The storm drains are filling up.
Let's get outta here.

I'll teach you
to mess with my woman!

- [ Woman ] My God, Daryl!
- If I had two legs I'd kick your--

- I called the police.
- You might want to take
a look at the King,

make sure he's all right.

Whatever happened
to Sheila?

Is it true?

That you make the weather?

'Cause of me?

The tornado in high school?
Snow at my wedding?

- I'm so sorry.
- Daryl's rain?

Can't explain
the logic of it. Yes.

Some strange manifestation
of guilt.

Even this rain?
Because you love me?

Because I love you.

That is the most romantic thing
I've ever heard.

[ Crowd Murmuring ]

[ Cheering ]

&Somewhere over the rainbow &

& Way up high &

- I'm sorry, baby.
- Me too.

- I brought you a leg.
- Oh!

& Once in a lullaby &

- Why you so good to me, honey?
- &Somewhere &

- Mmm!
- & Over the rainbow &

&Skies are blue &

&And the dreams
that you dare to dream &

&Really do come true &

I didn't know reunions
could be so--

Wet?

Well, how'd it go?

You should
try it sometime.

- &Away above the chimney tops &
- Sheila?

& That's where you'll find me &

I can't imagine a more
beautiful day than today.

We have about a 30% chance
of showers tomorrow,

which should make all of our
farming friends real happy.

- [ Holman Continues, Indistinct ]
- [ Baby Cooing ]

&Bluebirds fly &

- &Birds fly over the rainbow &
- You're a chip off the old block.
Yes, you are.

Yes, you are.
Yes, you are. Oh!

& Why, oh, why can't I &&

[ Child ]
I made this!

[ Child ]
I made this!