All language subtitles for The Bionic Woman S03E05 Rodeo 1080p BluRay FLAC2 0 H 264-BTN (1)_track5_[eng]

Oh! Who is this
cowboy anyway?

He's the resident OSI
computer genius.

This is Lindsay Wagner.

Here are some scenes from the next episode
of The Bionic Woman.

All the keys to the Minerva Code
are in his head.

We'll get them out when we get him
to East Germany.

Gonna shoot pool or you gonna hide
behind her skirts?

We get through with that dude,
the only thing

he's gonna be able
to ride's a stretcher.

- You ready, hazer?
- Ready as I'll ever be.

Ha!

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[knocking on door]

- [Oscar] Come in.
- [door opens]

- [Jaime] Hi, Oscar. What's up?
- [door closes]

[Oscar] Oh, hi, Jaime.

Well, we have a problem.

But it's not major one,
at least not yet.

And that's where
you come in.

- [Jaime] How so?
- [Oscar] Let me show you.

I want you to
take a look at this.

[Jaime] You sure you got
the right tape?

You just watch. You'll see.

He's kinda cute.
I hadn't noticed.

[Jaime] Mmm.

Oh!

Oh, no.

Who is this
cowboy anyway?

His name is Dr. William Cole.

He's the resident OSI
computer genius.

He likes rodeo.
It's a big thing to him.

And it's a very costly thing to us.

Two years ago,
while he was working on an ABM Project,

he took time off
for the Pendleton Roundup.

A bronc tossed him
on his head.

The concussion set
our program back seven weeks,

and then there
was a busted arm at Calgary

that slowed
the Alpha-Six Studies.

Really sounds like
an interesting character.

Well, he's brilliant, eccentric,
but don't misunderstand,

he's an accomplished
rodeo rider.

After his last accident,
I demanded

that he choose between his job
and his hobby.

Well, he resigned,
so I compromised.

Now he does what he wants.

Some compromise.

Well, I can't win them all.

This weekend he wants to ride
in the Templeton Frontier Days Rodeo.

He also has... a critical analysis

of Maximillian's bionic structure
next week that's due.

You mean
my favorite dog's here?

Yes, he's in Rudy's lab.
Didn't you know?

Well, if he knows
about Max and bionics,

- does he know about me, too?
- No, no, no. No, no.

He just knows about Maximillian.

Jaime, I want you to go up
with him this weekend,

keep an eye on him,
get him back safely on Monday,

and try to keep a cow

from stepping on his head
in the meantime.

Oh! Oh!

Oscar, come on.
You don't really want me to get actually--

I mean, actually involved in
this rodeo, do you?

[Oscar] Only as a last resort, Jaime.

But I have confidence in you.

You've been
an accomplished horsewoman

since you were
eight years old.

Well, I know,
but in all that time,

I didn't go running around
chasing an unhappy bull.

I mean...

[Jaime] Wow!

[sighs] Is he going to know
why I'm there?

No, no. He'll blow up
if he finds out

I sent some kind
of a bodyguard.

It wouldn't fit in
with his bronco-busting image.

You understand?

Well, then, I guess I'm just going
to have to figure out

some way
to get close to him.

There won't be
any problem there, babe.

I've seen you in
a cowgirl's outfit before.

Hey, Max.

Dr. Cole, your boots.

Bill, how many times--

I've asked you to wear rubber-sole
lab shoes in here?

Those boots pick up
static electricity from the floor,

and it throws off some
of our more sensitive equipment.

I'm sorry, Rudy.
I'm going right back out anyway.

Just wanted to run a final check

on the factoring composites
of the Minerva Code.

Let me look.

All right.

[grunting]

Oh. Beef jerky.
Want a bite?

No. No, thanks.
Makes my eyes water.

Now...

Unless this clunker's busted,

the answer should be...

sixty-one digit number equals
to two-to-the 200th power plus 235,

that's figuring in 32,000% variable
because of my boots.

Mmm-hmm.
Mmm.

Home free.

Now, under the trap door
methodology of encoding,

the Minerva Code is virtually unbreakable.

The difficulty factor of cracking it

is finding two primes
of a 110 to 125 digit number,

multiplied by two 63-digit variables.

All OSI data transmitted to Miss Minerva
ought to be pretty safe.

I'll write it all up for you Monday
before I start with Max.

Oh, by the way,

here's a little plan I drew up
for an anti-static module

so I can wear my boots in here.

Oh, well, thanks.

Now, look,
you're going, huh?

I mean, how can
I convince you

to stay away from wild horses?

You can't.
I'm closer than I've ever been

to winning the All Around
Championship Cowboy Buckle.

Nothing will
keep me away from that.

So long, Rudy.

Bye, Max.
Don't do anything I wouldn't do.

- [Max barks]
- Bionically speaking.

See you, Bill.

Rudy.

- [barks]
- [Rudy] You hear that?

You hear that, Max?
It's Jaime.

Come on.
Let's show her what we learned.

Go open the door for her.

Turn the knob with your mouth
like we practiced.

- Now, go ahead. Go ahead.
- [whines]

Now, turn it gently, Max.

Turn it. Don't pull it.

[Rudy] Max! Max!

[laughing] Oh, Max.

[Max whimpering]

What is going on?

[laughing]

Hi. Rudy's
teaching him a new trick

but I don't think
he has it down yet.

I guess not.
No, not quite.

Max, it's back
to the drawing board.

That's okay, Max.
Don't you worry about it.

It's the thought that counts.

Oscar, we've got to do
something about Billy.

He just walked out
of here on another kamikaze mission.

That's a very
unique description of rodeo riding.

Billy and I made our deal, Rudy.

I'm afraid we're all going to have
to live with it.

[Rudy] Oscar,
I'll level with you.

I know he's brilliant,

but if he wants to be a cowboy,

we should just
let him go and do it.

He should stay out
of the lab.

Rudy,
you're overreacting.

He's got the whole
Minerva Code in his head.

There's not one word
on paper yet!

If he gets racked up,
if his luck should run out,

we're back to square one.

When I agreed to let Billy ride,

I knew it was a gamble.

But now that Jaime is going to help,
I have hedged my bets.

Well, I hope you know
what you're getting into.

I'm just going to take it a step
at a time. That's all.

So, and as for you,
my little friend...

- Yes.
- [whimpering]

You be a good boy,
okay?

And I'll see you
again real soon.

I hope.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Bye.

You were a good boy.

You know what, Max?
You were a good boy.

You just didn't make it.

[band playing]

[announcer] Will all the judges

for tomorrow's
Livestock Competition

please report
to the judges' tent?

Will all hazers for
tomorrow's competition please check in

with the stock contractor
in the main stable area?

[Janos] Is that him?

Mmm.

Oh. Howdy.

All the keys to the Minerva Code
are in his head.

[Janos] No problem.

We'll get them out
when we get him to East Germany.

[announcer] ...at the sign-in desk
at the rodeo producer's office.

That's on the north side
of the arena.

[Teak] Hey, dude!
Cole!

There he is, sure enough.

[bionic ear beeping]

[Crowley] Oh, yes.
The gold-plated cowboy

come all the way down
from Washington, D.C.

to show us poor folks
how it's done.

Boy, he's as frisky as a colt
in a cow pasture, ain't he?

Really thinks
he's something.

I'd like to see him plow a furrow
with his head.

[laughs]

Wait till he finds out
ain't nobody gonna haze for him.

[both laughing]

[announcer] Practice sessions
for tomorrow's main events

are now taking place
in the north arena.

[Billy] You see that silver buckle?
It's gonna be mine.

I plan to win it.
So just what are you trying to tell me?

Carlos, what do you mean
Nobody'll haze for me?

That's the craziest thing
I ever heard.

Now, take it easy, Billy.

Juanita, take over, will you?
Come on.

[announcer] All competitors,
you're reminded again

of the noon sign-in deadline
for tomorrow's competition.

Better report right away
to the sign-in desk.

That's on the north side
of the arena.

All right,
what's this all about?

A couple of the boys

are leaning in on folk mighty heavy,
Billy.

Letting them know
that there'll be trouble

for anyone that
rides with you.

Which couple of boys?

Look, Billy,
I don't want no trouble.

You can understand that.

[bionic ear beeping]

[Billy] It's Crowley and Teak,
isn't it?

Face it, Billy.

Come Monday
you'll be going to Washington,

but they'll still be here,
leaning on people.

They're rough boys.

Ain't no one going to side by you.

Ain't no one going
to haze for you.

I'm sorry, Billy.

All right.
That's just fine.

I'll do it without a hazer.

Thanks a lot, Carlos.

Sir. Excuse me.

- Hi.
- Sí, señorita.

What does a hazer do?

He rides beside you
in the bulldogging.

He rides pickup
for the broncs, all like that.

Now, what's going to happen
if he tries to compete without one?

Señorita, he can't compete
without a hazer.

Thank you.

[announcer] Mark Simmons
is set now for a practice run.

Hi.

Hi.

I hear you're fresh out of hazers.

So?

Well, I'm out of a job

and all the other hazers
seem to have work.

You need a side-rider,
and I need a job.

And I think that's
a pretty good combination.

You're a girl,
or is it a cow person?

I am a woman,
and I need a job.

Now, how about it?

Nah. I'm sorry.

There're a couple of boys around here

who might not care
whether or not you're a woman.

I wouldn't like to see you get hurt.

I heard about those guys.
Who are they?

They're nobody.
Just a couple of saddle-tramps.

They ride
all the rodeos in this circuit.

Well, maybe
the both of us ought to sit this one out.

No way.

Lady, this is my year.

I've got 97 points
in the All Around Cowboy standings.

I only need three more
to win that little silver buckle.

Now, I know
that sounds dumb to a lot of people,

but it means a lot to me.

There's other rodeos.

This is the last one
in the time limit this year.

[sighs] Well, looks like
you're back to me.

[chuckles]

Now, tell me straight.

Have you ever done
any hazing before?

No, but I've been on
the girls' rodeo circuit for two years,

and I'm a very fast learner.

How good are you
at pickup riding?

I picked up on you, didn't I?

I'll answer that in a minute.

You just go over there and ask Carlos
for old Windfire.

All my hazers use him.

[Windfire neighing]

Hey, sweetheart.
You can drop your loop on me anytime.

Okay, boy,
we're both going to work.

Hey, wait a minute.

That's Cole's hazing horse,
ain't it?

You don't suppose she's got some
crazy idea, do you?

You know, we best teach
that little lady

to mind her own business.

You just sit tight.

[Windfire neighing]

[Jaime] Windfire,
you're a frisky one, aren't you?

Come on.
[clicking tongue]

Come on.

Oh. Oh.

The games boys will play.

Excuse me.

Come on.

Thank you for kicking down that door
for me, Windfire.

Here we go.

I can't imagine
how it got locked.

[clicking tongue]
Come on. Come on.

I think I'll find out more
about those two.

You sure you remember
everything I told you?

Uh, yeah.

Uh-huh.

Now, keep bearing in
and keep the steer going straight.

How am I going to know when
you're ready to jump?

You just let me
take care of that.

You all set?

Yeah.

[announcer]
Now in the chute, it's Billy Cole.

Well, now, this should be
worth a few laughs.

Yeah. [laughs]

Now, when the steer
takes off, you take off.

But whatever you do,
don't let your horse go wide.

Okay, I keep the steer
going straight,

I bear in with the horse
and don't let him go wide, right?

Okay. You got all that, Windfire?

[Windfire neighs]

He sound like he's mad about
something to you?

Windfire? [chuckles]

He's gentle as a little lamb.

[neighing]

Yeah. Does he know that?

I've got a feeling
you have a plan, my dear.

[Billy] Outside.

[crowd cheering]

- Windfire!
- Hold him in.

[grunts]

[announcer] Aw, too bad.
Steer went a little wide on him.

- Aw, ain't that a shame.
- [laughing]

That little lady let
old Windfire go wide.

Looks like old Billy-boy
may never even get to the competition.

[both laughing]

Are you okay?

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[sighs]

What's the last thing
I told you to do?

Keep the steer going straight?

Huh-uh. Huh-uh.

It was, "Don't go wide."

Well, it was
Windfire here that went wide.

And I'm telling you,
she did it on purpose.

You gotta let her know
who's boss.

Didn't you squeeze in on her
a little with your knees?

I did.

Yeah?
You ain't got much meat on your bones.

Maybe you just don't
have the strength in your legs.

Let me try it again, okay?

All right now, Windfire,
you go wide again,

and you're going to be
in for a big surprise.

[neighs]

All right, if that's
the way you want it.

[neighing]

And don't you forget it.

[neighs]

[announcer chattering]

And Billy's got him!

[spectators applauding]

All right,
that's more like it.

Well, you've got to give credit
where it's due.

That's good work,
Windfire.

And thank you
for the lesson, sir.

Now, wait a minute.

One good ride doesn't make you
cowgirl of the year.

We've got a whole lot
more practicing to do.

So, mount up.

Mount up.

[grunting] Okay.

Well, what do you think?

I don't know.

[announcer] Billy Cole's
riding Sidewinder.

Sidewinder is one of the tougher broncs.

[continues chattering]

[buzzer sounds]

[announcer]
And he makes it!

Okey-doke. How'd I do?

If I told you,
you'd get a swelled head.

By the way,
what's your name?

Jaime Sommers.
I have a job?

Well, that's possible.

Depends how much
confidence I get in you.

How am I going
to arrange that?

Well, I guess
a good idea would be

to get to know
each other real good.

And just how good
is real good?

Ah, well, time will tell,
won't it?

How about us
having dinner tonight?

Okay.

Then it's a date, hazer.

You got it, cowboy.

I might even wear a yellow ribbon
for you, you know that?

[clicking tongue]
Come on.

That girl is getting pretty good.

With her, old Billy-boy's liable
to do okay.

When we get through
with that dude, the only thing

he's gonna be able
to ride is a stretcher.

Come on. Let's go.

We'd better grab Cole
before those two idiots kill him.

No, no, no, no.
Wait a minute.

There's an opportunity here.

If we can get Dr. Cole
into East Germany

without arousing
OSI suspicion

we'll be that much ahead
of the game, hmm?

Sure, but how?

Now, suppose we use these two men,
Teak and Crowley.

Their animosity toward Cole
is public knowledge.

We'll hire them to kidnap Cole.

We get Cole,
let everyone think

that Teak and Crowley
were the ones involved.

No one will suspect
we have the Minerva Code.

Mm-hmm.

[patrons whooping]

Come on.
Let's find a table.

Okay, but not too near
the orchestra here.

I've got very sensitive ears.

Well, lookee
what we got here.

Big city hotshot come down
to show off again.

Wanna shoot
some pool, sucker?

Aw, he's afraid his girl
is going to see him get whomped.

You know,
I think Teak's right.

'Cause there's two things
I can whip your tail at,

it's rodeoin', shooting pool.

Ain't that it?

What do you say,
chicken lips?

Gonna shoot pool or you gonna hide
behind her skirts?

Heck, I'll even...
I'll even give you first crack.

I'll shoot you a little pool.

Billy, can I break it for you?

Sure.

Yup.

[Crowley] lookee here, Teak.
She must think she's Minnesota Fats.

[Crowley laughing]

[Teak] Now, make sure you don't
miss the cue ball, honey.

Oh, those must have
been some old balls.

[nervous chuckle]

I guess we can't
play anymore.

Sorry about that.
Come on. I'm starving, Billy.

Hey...

How'd you do that?

I haven't
the faintest idea how I did that.

What's good here?

The steaks aren't too bad.

When they finish with the livestock
over at the rodeo,

they send them over here.

I would like to have
the Ranch House Special, medium,

with a baked potato,
lots of butter and no sour cream.

Sounds good. I'll make it two.

Couple of drafts?

That Crowley and his friend
certainly are down on you.

Well, I can't really blame them.

They're hard riding guys,
work all the rodeos in this area.

I guess I'd get ticked off, too,

if some computer jockey
breezed in here

and won some points
away from them

and then took off again
to the big city.

Computer jockey?

Mathematician.
Weekdays.

Bartender! Rye.

Just leave the bottle.

You shouldn't have to apologize
for being good.

I mean, even if it is just
a hobby for you.

It seems like
I don't fit in anywhere.

When I'm out on the rodeo circuit
I'm the brainy scientist

and when I'm in the office,

I'm the hayseed cowboy.

Seems like I'm always
on the outside looking in.

Well, I guess it's about time

to have
a serious discussion with Dr. Cole.

Let's go.

Hey, buffalo chip.

It's time to break your arm again
like we did in Calgary.

Then we're gonna throw you right back
into the compost heap

where you come from.

Well, that's just
wonderful, boys,

but I haven't
finished my dinner yet.

Oh, yes, you have.

Ow!

[groaning]

Ow! What happened?

[Jaime] They just had
too much to drink.

They're falling all over themselves.

Can't we go someplace
where it's a little more quiet?

Where it's
a little more quiet?

Not on your life.
This calls for celebrating.

Come here.
Come here.

Hey, Ruby...

Oh, I don't know...

I don't know
what happened.

I think Cole must have
shoved me, huh?

But how could he have
done that to you

and decked me
at the same time?

I don't know.

I'm telling you,
I've had it with him.

The next time I see him,

he's gonna be
buzzard bait.

Excuse me,
but I couldn't help overhearing.

There's a much better way
if you'll listen to me.

Who are you, mister?

Not a friend of yours.

But at least,
we both want the same thing.

Oh, now,
just what's that supposed to mean?

I want Dr. Cole
delivered to me.

Now, if you're interested,
I'll tell you exactly how to handle it.

And it's worth $5,000
for each of you.

Well, now...

Mister, you...
you just might have yourself a deal.

♪ Oh, give me a home ♪

♪ Where computers
Don't roam ♪

- ♪ And the spies ♪
- Shh!

♪ And the ciphers don't ♪

Come on, you're gonna
wake up the whole place. Okay?

Hey, look, I...

- Where'd I park my pickup?
- It's right here.

All right.

Will you hold on to it, please?

- Okay.
- Oh, listen.

I'm really sorry
I got you into that mess.

The fact is
I don't really like to fight.

I don't like to fight either.

But we didn't have
much choice, did we?

Okay, I am going to make you
the cutest little bed you ever saw.

All right.

Whoa! Come on!

Don't you do that on me.
You promised me.

- What? I didn't do it.
- Hold on. Hold on.

The truck moved a little.

Okay.

Now, please, sir.

Hmm?

It's ready. In you go.

- [grunts]
- Come on.

Hey, what's happening?

You're strong.
Your hat.

Head.

There you are.

[sighs]

Sweet dreams.

Hey, have I been making
a fool of myself?

No. Just the beer
talking loud.

Oh.

You know, you're some kinda girl.

I never had a girl too long.

I didn't have the time.

Winning that silver buckle

and the right girl-- [sighs]

That'd be getting it all.

Billy, I think
there are some things

you should know about me
before you start talking like that.

Like what?

Well, first of all,
I want you to know

that I really do like you too,

and I...

I know that you're gonna know that
somewhere down the line.

It's... It's just that... I'm...

I'm not exactly what I have been
pretending to be.

Good night, cowboy.

[announcer] Howdy,
cowboys and cowgirls.

A big, big Templeton hello
to our Frontier Days and Rodeo.

We got a full day
of events planned for you.

Livestock judging competition

will start at 10:00
this morning on the north side.

And the rodeo competition featuring
some of our best local cowboys

is gonna begin later this afternoon
right in the main arena.

[Billy] Lady, I'm gonna win that
little silver belt buckle today.

These old bones can feel it.

[laughs] I think
this buckle means more to you

than a Nobel Prize
in mathematics would.

Well, it's a whole lot
more fun winning it.

Especially with you as my hazer.

Hey, Jaime,

I appreciate
what you're doing for me today.

Appreciate you too.

You sure you want to warm up again?

I'm a little saddle sore
from yesterday, you know.

Just once or twice.

And then we got the whole afternoon off
before the event begins.

- Okay.
- Okay.

You got that drug
they gave us?

Huh?

Okay.

Just in case he don't drop like a rock
like that guy said he would,

I got mine ready, too.

[announcer] Hey, Billy Cole
now has his new pretty cowgirl hazer.

Gonna make a practice run

before the competition
gets started later this afternoon.

Are you ready, hazer?

[sighs]
Ready as I'll ever be.

Ready. Let her out.

- [bellowing]
- Ha!

[snaps]

Billy!

[announcer] Oh,
bad spill for Billy Cole.

Looks like Billy's
saddle gave way.

Let's all hope
that he's going to be all right.

- Looks like...
- Take it easy.

I know he's going to be okay.

What are you doing?
Billy?

Just trying to help.

I'll bet you're trying to help.

Lady, he's plum knocked out.

We're just trying to help.

We better get him to the truck.

Wait a minute.
What are you doing?

We got to get him to first aid.

- What truck?
- It's my truck. It's right over there.

Just happened
to be out there, did it?

Lady, we're just
trying to help.

Listen, I think we'd both be
a lot better off

if you guys would stop trying
to help us.

- Now, I think...
- Now, honey...

[exhales]

Well, what do you know,

the little lady
done gone and fainted too.

Yeah. We'd better get them
both over to first aid.

- Yeah.
- Come on.

[Crowley] Just think, Teak,

in a few hours Cole's going to be
out of our lives forever.

How they doing?

Ah, they're still out just like
two fat heifers in the noonday sun.

[both laughing]

Boy, that's some kind of stuff.

Okay, now,

Janos said he'd meet us
at the old Crowfoot Ranch.

Yeah, when will
we get our money?

Radnik will bring
that out there

when he flies in to pick up these two

and then it's south of the border
for me and you.

- [Teak] Yee-haw!
- [Crowley laughing]

[gunshot]

[gun cocking]

- [gunshot]
- [clattering]

[Teak] Yee-hoo!
Bull's-eye!

Try another one.

Go ahead.

[fires]

Yee-hoo!

Now, that's some
real turkey shooting.

I wish that turkey
in the barn would make a run for it.

[laughing]

Hey...

I'm real sorry
I got you into this mess, Jaime.

Afraid you've
got it backwards,

I'm the one
that let you get into this mess.

Oscar Goldman
sent me here to protect you.

Oh.

So, you ain't just some
little lost bear cub in the woods, huh?

Well, go on.
Let's have the rest of it.

There's not
much more to it.

I was supposed to keep you
from getting hurt

and get you back
to Washington by Monday.

How were you
supposed to do that little trick?

You some kind of a ringer,
gonna out-rodeo me?

Oh, I wasn't gonna
out-rodeo you.

Look, you work with Max.

I know you know
about bionics and, uh...

I'm bionic.

[scoffs]

Well, if that don't beat all.

I always said
you were something.

I'm beginning to feel better already,

seeing as how
I've been took in by a freak.

I don't deserve that.

I don't deserve to be lied to either.

You should have
known when I first...

when you saw that
I was beginning to like you.

That might have been a good time
to tell me who you were then.

I tried to tell you.

You passed out on me,
remember?

Well, maybe I am the pot
calling the kettle black.

I'm the one who's the freak.

I have been all my life.

You know, when I was
eight years old back in Midland,

growing up on a ranch,
I was doing calculus.

I was always the brainy one
back at home in Midland.

But I was the hayseed
at M.I.T.

Billy, you have succeeded
at everything you've tried.

I think you'd
be proud of that.

I never
really succeeded at anything.

It's just some trick in my head

that makes me good at math,
and that's all it is.

It's just a trick.

You know, my daddy was
All Around Champion Cowboy

over 20 years ago.

I was so proud of him.

It's kinda too bad

that he never figured out
what made me tick.

If rodeoing is just your way

of proving to somebody what you are,
you should quit it.

I mean, you don't
have to prove yourself to anybody.

Well, couldn't anyway.
He's dead.

[scoffs] Oh.

Look, what nobody seems
to understand is I like it.

I really do.

I mean, when I'm out there riding,
I feel full.

I feel good inside.

It don't come easy,
and I know I'm paying for it

with broken bones
and all of that,

but if I could've just won that
silver belt buckle...

Hey...

Ah! It's not easy
to put into words.

You don't have to
put it in words for me.

If that's the way you feel,
you go for it.

And you just do it.

I said it when I met you.

You're some kind of gal.

[bionic ear beeping]

[Radnik over radio]
Calling ground base.

Zebra Alpha Charlie
calling ground base.

[Janos] This is Zebra Alpha Charlie.

We're in position.

Cargo is ready for loading.

Very good.

My ETA is approximately
five minutes.

Zebra Alpha Charlie out.

Ground base out.

Oh, well, this "some kinda gal"
better get her act together

- and figure something out here.
- What do you mean?

If we don't get out of here now,

we're never going
to get out of here.

[grunting]

Now, that is a problem
in stress factors

I wouldn't even want
to try to calculate.

Unfortunately,
I've only got one bionic arm here,

and if I pull on these ropes,
I'm going to break my other one

and possibly yours too.

[snaps]

[grunts] There we go.

Okay, come on.

[grunts]

- Thanks.
- Sure.

Teak's out there,
but I don't see Crowley or that other guy.

Okay, uh...

All right, why don't
you push the door open

just when I tell you, okay?

Yeah.

Okay. Go.

Well, there's Crowley
out by the loading chute.

Tell me something.
Do you feel up to a little bulldogging?

What have you got in mind?

Well, I thought maybe
you could go out behind the barn

and around behind him.

I'll go out front
and do some hazing for you.

You know he's got
a rifle out there?

Well, I've got a few
surprises left myself.

I mean, we can't
just sit around here waiting

for the posse to show up.

[sighs]

All right.

Jaime,
just this once...

go wide, okay?

Hey, turkey!

[gunshot]

Nice work, Dr. Cole.

[laughing]

I'd be inclined to say

that you and I could be
a silver buckle team.

Well, thank you, ma'am.

- But...
- [airplane soaring]

I think we've got some loose ends
to tie up. Come on.

Get Cole and the girl.
Right.

Hi, guys.

[engine roaring]

Billy, I can't hold it
any longer!

Shut off the engine!

[Billy] End of the line, fella.

Come on.

[Jaime]
Go faster, Billy!

[Billy] Hey, Jaime.
We're never going to get back in time.

Come on. We got to try.
It's your last chance.

[announcer] That's cowboy
Gil Carson up there on Range war.

And uh-oh,
that's it for Gil.

- Next time, cowboy.
- [buzzer sounds]

Yes, that's Hank Ferris
on old Thunder and Lightning.

Wow, look at that bronco buck!

He's giving
that cowboy a ride.

Oh, my goodness,
Hank fell down.

Too bad, cowboy.

Hey, Hank,
remember next week.

[Oscar] But
I don't understand.

Doesn't anybody know
where they were taken?

He's scheduled to ride next.

[brakes squeal]

Wait, that looks
like them now.

Jaime! I got here as soon as I found
you and Billy were hurt.

I know. Listen,
I don't time to talk about it.

- Come on.
- Okay, okay.

Would you take care
of the junk in the truck?

Oh, Billy,
I think we're going to make it.

[announcer] Tryin' to teach old Red Eye
who's boss around here.

[buzzer sounds]

A great ride!

There ain't too many cowboys
who can stay on old Red Eye that long.

[cheering]

It's Frank Louis
up on Dynamite.

Cowboy's lookin' good.

He's gettin' a good ride
from Dynamite, too.

Hey! That bronc
is tough today, folks.

Frank's hanging
in there. Good.

A tough cowboy.
Dynamite is...

Oh! Oh, down goes Frank.

Let's have a good hand
for a good man, a good cowboy.

Next time, Frank.

Jaime, just one thing.
No bionics, okay?

I want to win this
on my own or not at all.

I wouldn't have it
any other way, my friend.

Come on.

[announcer]
He looks okay now, doesn't he?

He'll be wearing number 152,
and he'll be up on Diablo,

a real hard-riding bronc.

Old Billy though,
is the leader

on the East Texas
Rodeo Circuit with 97 points.

And you know
a win right here

will put Billy Cole
over the top

and earn him
All Around Cowboy award honors

as well as the symbolic
Silver Buckle.

So, come on, cowboy!

Oh, here he comes!

Whoo!
Look at old Diablo buck.

He's gonna have a tough time
getting rid of Billy though.

[announcer continues]

This is a big ride for Billy.
First place is at stake.

[cheering]

[announcer chatter continues]

[buzzer sounds]

Get off now. He's made it.
A good ride, cowboy.

A good ride.

Fantastic ride, Billy.

Yeah.
Hope it's enough.

[announcer] And here it is.
We have the winner.

Billy Cole!

That makes Billy
the All Around Cowboy award winner

of the East Texas
Rodeo Circuit.

Attaboy, Billy!
Congratulations.

Well, a deal's a deal.

See you back
in Washington.

You don't have to go back there, Billy.

You don't fit in.

I've decided that
I'm going to have you transferred

from Washington to the OSI facility
in Colorado Springs.

You'll be near the outdoors,

and you can do
the things you like to.

Max'll be waiting for you
when you get there.

I'll...
I'll see you later.

Okay.
That's fantastic.

[chuckles]

- That's so pretty.
- Yeah.

I want you to have it.

Oh, come on, Billy.
I can't take that.

I know how much
that means to you.

Well, winning it
did mean a lot.

But having it just...

Besides, if you got it,

I figure I'm entitled
to visiting privileges

every now and then.

How do you figure it?

Hmm?

Yeah.