1 00:01:47,545 --> 00:01:51,050 Containment breach! We've had a major containment breach! 2 00:01:52,555 --> 00:01:53,955 Oh, my God. 3 00:01:54,055 --> 00:01:56,160 The security system appears to be malfunctioning! 4 00:01:56,360 --> 00:01:59,366 Seal the base, Campion! If the main gate's still open, shut it! 5 00:01:59,570 --> 00:02:00,670 Yes, sir. 6 00:02:00,870 --> 00:02:02,875 People are dying like flies down here! 7 00:02:03,075 --> 00:02:05,080 Use the manual gate override, Campion! 8 00:02:05,180 --> 00:02:06,780 Do it now, do it now! 9 00:02:06,983 --> 00:02:08,385 Sally. Baby Lavon. 10 00:02:08,585 --> 00:02:10,690 Campion! This is a Code Red! 11 00:02:10,890 --> 00:02:12,495 We've lost one of the bugs! 12 00:02:12,595 --> 00:02:15,000 Repeat, we have lost one of the bugs! 13 00:02:15,200 --> 00:02:17,003 You have to close the gate! 14 00:02:18,905 --> 00:02:21,110 Sally! 15 00:02:22,215 --> 00:02:23,515 Charlie? 16 00:02:23,815 --> 00:02:25,620 - We gotta get out of here. - What's going on? 17 00:02:25,720 --> 00:02:27,525 You know what. Get the baby stuff, let's go! 18 00:02:27,725 --> 00:02:29,025 - Oh, my God! - Come on! Let's go! 19 00:02:29,225 --> 00:02:31,030 - I'm coming! - Let's go! Come on! 20 00:02:37,645 --> 00:02:39,345 Give me the baby! 21 00:02:40,850 --> 00:02:42,555 All right, let's go. 22 00:03:01,690 --> 00:03:02,795 Slow down, Charlie. 23 00:03:06,800 --> 00:03:08,505 Charlie, slow down! 24 00:03:12,815 --> 00:03:14,920 Charlie, you'll get us all killed! 25 00:03:24,135 --> 00:03:25,240 Sorry, baby. 26 00:05:05,940 --> 00:05:07,845 Blackout! 27 00:05:10,850 --> 00:05:15,460 And now, here is the host ofBlackout, Bob Goen. 28 00:07:01,871 --> 00:07:03,775 Coming up next, we got Kathi Kamen Goldmark... 29 00:07:03,975 --> 00:07:06,280 America 's new country sweetheart. 30 00:07:06,480 --> 00:07:07,985 Sure wish she was my sweetheart. 31 00:07:08,185 --> 00:07:10,090 Why don't you listen to me, old man? 32 00:07:10,190 --> 00:07:13,095 Been listening to you more than 20 years now, ain't I? 33 00:07:13,395 --> 00:07:15,900 All that wisdom and I ain't rich yet. 34 00:07:17,202 --> 00:07:19,808 Yeah, well, if you learned some simple economics. 35 00:07:21,510 --> 00:07:24,315 Old man Vic thinks simple economics... 36 00:07:25,320 --> 00:07:27,725 is some new breed of Irishman. 37 00:07:27,925 --> 00:07:29,426 Ain't you ignorant! 38 00:07:29,627 --> 00:07:31,931 Licking the glue off the back of them food stamps... 39 00:07:32,132 --> 00:07:33,935 has finally done something to your brain. 40 00:07:34,135 --> 00:07:36,740 Well, I got to feed your daughter, don't I? 41 00:07:46,460 --> 00:07:47,965 Shut off the pumps. 42 00:08:16,620 --> 00:08:18,125 Look at him, Stu. 43 00:08:19,025 --> 00:08:22,534 You don't think he did that to his face falling out of the car, do you? 44 00:08:22,735 --> 00:08:24,035 I doubt it. 45 00:08:30,049 --> 00:08:32,353 Just take it easy now. Calm down. 46 00:08:34,055 --> 00:08:37,564 Hap! Phone rescue services in Braintree now. 47 00:08:37,765 --> 00:08:38,865 Hurry up! Go on! 48 00:08:41,070 --> 00:08:44,175 Just take it easy, friend. It's gonna be all right. 49 00:08:44,376 --> 00:08:46,881 Just lie still now. It's all right. 50 00:08:52,092 --> 00:08:53,995 It's gonna be all right. 51 00:09:00,710 --> 00:09:02,614 Ambulance will be here in 10 minutes. 52 00:09:02,815 --> 00:09:05,620 My wife and my baby are sick. They need help. 53 00:09:06,520 --> 00:09:09,125 Help my wife and my baby. They're sick, they need help! 54 00:09:09,426 --> 00:09:12,734 Okay, mister, they're fine. You just want to sit right there. 55 00:09:13,235 --> 00:09:15,139 The ambulance is on its way. 56 00:09:15,840 --> 00:09:18,245 We didn't get out in time after all. 57 00:09:20,650 --> 00:09:24,155 You just try to rest yourself, okay? Just take it easy now. 58 00:09:24,356 --> 00:09:27,363 Gate malfunctioned, otherwise we would've died in the compound. 59 00:09:27,865 --> 00:09:29,265 Project Blue. 60 00:09:32,473 --> 00:09:35,380 Get his head over to the side, Stu. He's gonna choke. 61 00:09:36,981 --> 00:09:38,385 Get your head down. 62 00:09:40,990 --> 00:09:42,192 Come on. 63 00:09:45,600 --> 00:09:46,700 Like I told you! 64 00:09:46,800 --> 00:09:49,105 I ain't got time to throw a line over that dog's head! 65 00:09:49,305 --> 00:09:50,810 You mind me now! 66 00:09:51,610 --> 00:09:53,315 What's he got? You got any idea? 67 00:09:53,515 --> 00:09:56,120 Maybe it's food poisoning. He's got California plates here. 68 00:09:56,320 --> 00:10:00,028 Maybe he got some bad chow at a roadside stand or something. 69 00:10:00,630 --> 00:10:02,232 I hope you're right. 70 00:10:02,433 --> 00:10:05,139 I seen cholera back in '58 down near Nogales. 71 00:10:05,339 --> 00:10:06,941 This is what it looks like. 72 00:10:07,142 --> 00:10:10,450 Sally and the baby, they were sick since Salt Lake City... 73 00:10:10,650 --> 00:10:13,055 but I felt fine until this morning. 74 00:10:14,757 --> 00:10:17,363 Are you sure Sally and my baby are okay? 75 00:10:18,965 --> 00:10:20,870 There was a man with us some of the time. 76 00:10:21,070 --> 00:10:23,375 He was a dark man. 77 00:10:25,480 --> 00:10:27,684 I was looking through the rear-view mirror... 78 00:10:27,885 --> 00:10:30,289 and I'd see him just sitting there grinning at me. 79 00:10:31,590 --> 00:10:33,495 I thought I could outrun him... 80 00:10:36,500 --> 00:10:38,905 but you can't outrun the dark man. 81 00:11:18,685 --> 00:11:21,790 Not now. Hilly, put this on the wall. 82 00:11:38,725 --> 00:11:39,827 Come. 83 00:11:41,630 --> 00:11:42,734 General Starkey, sir! 84 00:11:42,934 --> 00:11:45,540 Close the door and drop the bull, Len. 85 00:11:45,740 --> 00:11:46,941 Yes, sir. 86 00:11:49,345 --> 00:11:51,550 It killed them in a hurry down there. 87 00:11:51,750 --> 00:11:54,657 Telemetry suggests even the ones who got their respirators on... 88 00:11:54,857 --> 00:11:56,760 died within 12 minutes. 89 00:11:56,861 --> 00:12:00,068 The rest of them were gone in five. You believe that? 90 00:12:00,269 --> 00:12:02,172 - Do I have a choice? - No. 91 00:12:02,673 --> 00:12:04,576 Apparently none of us do. 92 00:12:05,880 --> 00:12:08,785 It's nothing but a souped-up version of the flu. 93 00:12:09,586 --> 00:12:12,192 Herbert Denninger of the National Disease Control Center... 94 00:12:12,392 --> 00:12:15,600 the Pentagon's bright boy of the week, says once we find Campion... 95 00:12:15,900 --> 00:12:18,405 we'll know if it's actually going to jump to the outside. 96 00:12:18,605 --> 00:12:21,710 He says it might mutate, but that won't help the people that catch it. 97 00:12:21,911 --> 00:12:26,320 - Listen, I have what might be something-- - It'll just take them longer to die, that's all. 98 00:12:26,620 --> 00:12:30,329 Most people are gonna think they've got the plain old non- lethal flu... 99 00:12:30,529 --> 00:12:32,432 right up to the very end. 100 00:12:32,934 --> 00:12:35,740 And that's the biggest break we've had so far. 101 00:12:35,940 --> 00:12:39,546 All because a gate malfunctioned, and some glorified TV repairman... 102 00:12:39,847 --> 00:12:41,750 got his family and ran for the hills. 103 00:12:41,951 --> 00:12:43,755 I'd like to get him and string him up by-- 104 00:12:43,955 --> 00:12:45,760 We found him. We located Campion. 105 00:12:45,860 --> 00:12:48,064 He crash-landed at a gas station on the outskirts... 106 00:12:48,265 --> 00:12:50,870 of a one-stoplight town in east Texas. 107 00:12:51,070 --> 00:12:53,575 He made it halfway across the country? 108 00:12:53,775 --> 00:12:55,078 - How'd he do that? - I don't know. 109 00:12:55,278 --> 00:12:58,685 The important thing is, right now, we've got a shot at containing this. 110 00:12:58,885 --> 00:13:00,890 - Is he dead or alive? - He's dead. 111 00:13:01,090 --> 00:13:03,595 Denninger says this stuff has a communicability level... 112 00:13:03,795 --> 00:13:06,300 of over 99%. Do you understand what that means? 113 00:13:06,500 --> 00:13:08,905 Any chance we had of containing it went by the boards... 114 00:13:09,105 --> 00:13:11,410 when Campion bought his first takeout hamburger. 115 00:13:13,014 --> 00:13:15,118 We can't think that way, Billy. 116 00:13:18,625 --> 00:13:21,130 Yeah, you're right. Of course you are. 117 00:13:21,730 --> 00:13:24,937 - What about the rest of his family? - They're dead, sir. 118 00:13:26,740 --> 00:13:29,747 - Contact with townspeople was minimal. - That doesn't matter. 119 00:13:29,947 --> 00:13:32,352 We gotta shut that town down, lock it up... 120 00:13:32,553 --> 00:13:33,755 dig a moat around it. 121 00:13:33,955 --> 00:13:36,861 That operation's already on the launching pad, sir. 122 00:13:37,161 --> 00:13:40,369 - What kind of coverage you come up with? - Anthrax. 123 00:13:41,570 --> 00:13:42,773 New strain. 124 00:13:44,376 --> 00:13:47,583 Yeah, it's a new one, all right. It's real new. 125 00:13:48,585 --> 00:13:52,091 It's very good at its job, too. Too good. 126 00:13:56,901 --> 00:14:00,409 - It's bad, General, but it could be worse. - How's that? 127 00:14:02,011 --> 00:14:04,115 What's the name of this town? 128 00:14:05,318 --> 00:14:06,520 Arnette. 129 00:14:07,422 --> 00:14:08,725 Arnette, Texas. 130 00:14:19,747 --> 00:14:20,850 Cold got you down? 131 00:14:20,950 --> 00:14:24,055 Chills, fever? Sounds like you need a buddy! 132 00:14:24,255 --> 00:14:25,559 Flu Buddy! 133 00:14:25,960 --> 00:14:29,265 Fast-acting Flu Buddy, available at pharmacies everywhere. 134 00:14:30,168 --> 00:14:31,370 Flu Buddy! 135 00:14:31,470 --> 00:14:34,977 And now let's get back to the Lone Star matinee movie. 136 00:14:40,388 --> 00:14:44,195 State Patrol, Hap. Looks like your cousin Joe- Bob. 137 00:14:46,300 --> 00:14:49,205 Hey, Joe-Bob. Want me to fill her up for you? 138 00:14:50,308 --> 00:14:52,713 No, sir, I come by on other business. 139 00:14:53,315 --> 00:14:56,620 Was that old geezer here last night when that guy took out your pumps? 140 00:14:56,820 --> 00:14:58,925 Vic? He's here just about every night. 141 00:14:59,125 --> 00:15:01,931 - Maybe he ought to hear this, too. - Hear what? 142 00:15:02,833 --> 00:15:05,338 There's strangers crawling all over Braintree. 143 00:15:05,539 --> 00:15:07,542 Supposed to be U.S. Health Service guys... 144 00:15:07,743 --> 00:15:11,650 but they came in a C-5A transport plane, and they look like regular Army to me. 145 00:15:11,951 --> 00:15:14,155 Then there's been three more big transport planes... 146 00:15:14,356 --> 00:15:17,061 land over Starland in Arkansas since noon. 147 00:15:17,462 --> 00:15:19,566 It was cholera. I knew it was. 148 00:15:20,067 --> 00:15:21,971 I don't know nothing about that. 149 00:15:22,071 --> 00:15:23,575 I'll tell you one thing, though. 150 00:15:23,675 --> 00:15:25,779 If the Feds are thinking about a quarantine... 151 00:15:25,980 --> 00:15:29,887 then you might have a little bit more to worry about than cholera. 152 00:15:30,288 --> 00:15:33,395 I just thought you ought to know what's stirring in the weeds, Hap. 153 00:15:33,495 --> 00:15:35,900 If any of them other boys from last night come by... 154 00:15:36,100 --> 00:15:39,706 you ought to pass the word along to them. Just don't mention my name. 155 00:15:40,007 --> 00:15:43,615 You ought take care of that, old-timer. Them summer colds are the worst. 156 00:15:53,735 --> 00:15:55,438 What if it ain't a cold? 157 00:15:55,639 --> 00:15:58,545 What if I got whatever he had? That guy last night? 158 00:15:58,745 --> 00:16:01,750 It's probably just the sniffles, that's all. 159 00:16:08,364 --> 00:16:11,470 Maybe I ought to close up the station for the rest of the day. 160 00:16:11,670 --> 00:16:13,575 Call the others and see how they're feeling. 161 00:16:13,775 --> 00:16:15,579 Might not be a bad idea. 162 00:16:28,104 --> 00:16:29,205 Dang! 163 00:16:36,020 --> 00:16:38,224 This is Unit 16 to base. 164 00:16:38,525 --> 00:16:42,031 I'm seeing a lot of Army traffic on State 17... 165 00:16:42,332 --> 00:16:44,436 westbound in the direction of Arnette. 166 00:16:44,837 --> 00:16:46,941 You heard anything about that? Bye. 167 00:16:47,141 --> 00:16:49,947 Please advise if you've been anywhere near Arnette today. Bye. 168 00:16:55,258 --> 00:16:56,360 Negative, base. 169 00:16:56,460 --> 00:16:59,466 I've been over by the Arkansas state line all day. 170 00:17:00,067 --> 00:17:01,270 Well, that's fine then. 171 00:17:01,370 --> 00:17:03,374 Suggest you let the Army mind their business... 172 00:17:03,575 --> 00:17:05,879 and you mind yours, Unit 16. Bye. 173 00:17:06,480 --> 00:17:09,085 You don't have to be so grouchy about it, Cynthia! 174 00:17:09,987 --> 00:17:11,790 Unit 16, over and out. 175 00:17:26,320 --> 00:17:27,923 All right, let's move it out. 176 00:17:37,442 --> 00:17:39,345 Come on, toss it! 177 00:17:43,855 --> 00:17:45,659 Shoot it! 178 00:18:10,709 --> 00:18:12,412 Hold it right there, now! 179 00:18:27,342 --> 00:18:28,945 I can't leave my store. 180 00:18:29,145 --> 00:18:31,350 Hey, what right have you got to push me around? 181 00:18:36,460 --> 00:18:38,464 Stuart Richard Redman, sir. 182 00:18:39,065 --> 00:18:40,869 He was at the station. 183 00:18:52,492 --> 00:18:54,095 Sounds like you're having a busy day. 184 00:18:54,295 --> 00:18:57,502 Dr. Herbert Denninger, Mr. Redman. Will you come with us? 185 00:18:59,305 --> 00:19:02,011 You want to get your hand off my arm, hoss? 186 00:19:02,512 --> 00:19:04,616 He was in direct contact with Campion. 187 00:19:04,817 --> 00:19:08,023 - Put him in the truck. If he resists... - I ain't gonna resist. 188 00:19:10,127 --> 00:19:12,031 Country don't mean dumb. 189 00:19:19,746 --> 00:19:22,051 I ain't going! I ain't! 190 00:19:22,853 --> 00:19:24,656 Get your hands off her! 191 00:19:25,959 --> 00:19:29,466 Stay where you are, Mr. Redman. That's none of your affair. 192 00:19:31,370 --> 00:19:33,875 Stu, what's happening? 193 00:19:36,280 --> 00:19:38,584 They want to take us to Vermont! 194 00:19:39,085 --> 00:19:42,592 Mr. Redman, I insist you get into the truck right now, or... 195 00:19:43,594 --> 00:19:46,901 Or what? You'll shoot me? 196 00:19:47,602 --> 00:19:49,806 That don't scare me much, hoss. 197 00:19:50,007 --> 00:19:53,113 If we got what that guy Campion had, we're dead already. 198 00:19:54,315 --> 00:19:55,518 Right? 199 00:20:23,674 --> 00:20:26,981 Well, our flying time today will be three hours and forty minutes... 200 00:20:27,281 --> 00:20:29,786 and Uncle Sam is buying all the drinks. 201 00:20:29,987 --> 00:20:32,091 What the hell's wrong with us? 202 00:20:32,492 --> 00:20:34,396 - Is it cholera? - Absolutely not. 203 00:20:34,596 --> 00:20:36,299 You'll be getting all the details... 204 00:20:36,400 --> 00:20:37,402 When? 205 00:20:37,802 --> 00:20:39,907 Shortly after you land. 206 00:20:49,125 --> 00:20:52,432 I ain't been this scared since the Mekong Delta in '69. 207 00:20:55,237 --> 00:20:58,043 No, that ain't true. I never been this scared. 208 00:21:00,448 --> 00:21:03,353 It's just the ones that was there when Campion croaked, ain't it? 209 00:21:03,554 --> 00:21:06,460 Us, our families, the people we been around since. 210 00:21:06,861 --> 00:21:08,464 Right now, yeah. 211 00:21:09,065 --> 00:21:10,668 What do you mean, right now? 212 00:21:10,868 --> 00:21:12,672 Okay, people, saddle up. 213 00:21:13,574 --> 00:21:17,482 Let's go! You're on Uncle Sam's time now. Move it. 214 00:21:18,584 --> 00:21:19,987 Move them out! 215 00:21:25,598 --> 00:21:27,502 Arnette's been cancelled. 216 00:21:28,103 --> 00:21:30,007 - Serious? - What do you think? 217 00:21:30,207 --> 00:21:31,610 I don't know. 218 00:21:34,416 --> 00:21:36,219 I think we're in big trouble. 219 00:21:39,526 --> 00:21:41,830 And now, by request from Bay Ridge... 220 00:21:42,031 --> 00:21:44,836 Larry Underwood and Baby Can You Dig Your Man. 221 00:21:45,037 --> 00:21:46,640 Well, baby, can you? 222 00:22:53,173 --> 00:22:54,275 Ma! 223 00:23:11,109 --> 00:23:12,812 You look beautiful. 224 00:23:14,716 --> 00:23:16,620 Aren't you glad to see me? 225 00:23:17,121 --> 00:23:18,724 Should I be, Larry? 226 00:23:20,127 --> 00:23:24,034 Well, I can be happy for the both of us if I have to be. 227 00:23:33,253 --> 00:23:36,760 Come on inside, Larry, before the neighbors get an eyeful. 228 00:23:40,768 --> 00:23:43,473 So you know the record cracked the top 50? 229 00:23:44,776 --> 00:23:48,183 - You heard it, right? - Of course I have. You sound black. 230 00:23:49,686 --> 00:23:52,091 That brown sound sure do get around! 231 00:23:59,806 --> 00:24:00,908 Right. 232 00:24:01,710 --> 00:24:03,113 So I'm in L.A... 233 00:24:04,315 --> 00:24:06,419 and all of a sudden, everyone's my friend. 234 00:24:06,619 --> 00:24:08,724 And everyone's got a "can't miss" deal. 235 00:24:08,824 --> 00:24:11,129 So I had to get out of there for a little while. 236 00:24:11,329 --> 00:24:13,133 Take a little time off. 237 00:24:16,539 --> 00:24:18,243 How's your back, Ma? 238 00:24:18,744 --> 00:24:21,048 Pains me some, but I got my pills. 239 00:24:25,057 --> 00:24:27,662 What kind of trouble are you in, Larry? 240 00:24:35,477 --> 00:24:37,982 Maybe I overspent my advance a little. 241 00:24:38,884 --> 00:24:42,191 I didn't know the record company was gonna be so cheap. 242 00:24:43,994 --> 00:24:45,598 It's no big deal... 243 00:24:48,503 --> 00:24:50,808 except I borrowed a little money. 244 00:24:51,008 --> 00:24:53,914 And not from any bank, or you wouldn't be here, right? 245 00:25:00,828 --> 00:25:04,636 Are the leg-breakers any different on the West Coast than they are here? 246 00:25:04,836 --> 00:25:08,443 Do they give you a Perrier and Valium before they start hurting you? 247 00:25:08,744 --> 00:25:10,347 You're just like your father. 248 00:25:10,347 --> 00:25:12,752 - I'm not just like Pop! - You sound pissed off. 249 00:25:12,952 --> 00:25:15,457 - I am pissed off, Ma! - Good. 250 00:25:17,161 --> 00:25:21,269 It's good to know that there's still a real person in there someplace. 251 00:25:25,277 --> 00:25:28,283 How deep a hole are you in? And don't lie. 252 00:25:29,284 --> 00:25:30,988 I've seen your car. 253 00:25:32,191 --> 00:25:33,593 About $40,000. 254 00:25:34,997 --> 00:25:36,299 Jesus wept. 255 00:25:46,218 --> 00:25:49,926 But the record's number 21 this week, Ma, with a bullet. 256 00:25:52,031 --> 00:25:54,836 The album hasn't hit the Hot 100 yet, but it will. 257 00:25:55,137 --> 00:25:56,941 $40,000 is nothing. 258 00:25:57,742 --> 00:25:59,144 Nothing. 259 00:25:59,646 --> 00:26:02,051 I'm not gonna let them make me a one-hit wonder, either. 260 00:26:02,251 --> 00:26:06,259 Your son's here to stick around. I'm going to be famous, Ma. 261 00:26:06,759 --> 00:26:09,566 Even better, I'm going to be rich. 262 00:26:17,481 --> 00:26:19,786 The bed's still in your old room. 263 00:26:20,187 --> 00:26:22,492 I'll make it up, but then I have to go to work. 264 00:26:22,692 --> 00:26:25,698 - I'm gonna be late as it is. - All right. Thanks. 265 00:26:29,004 --> 00:26:30,407 Thanks, Ma. 266 00:26:38,323 --> 00:26:40,027 Welcome home, Larry. 267 00:27:26,318 --> 00:27:28,623 This is interesting. Now watch this. 268 00:27:54,976 --> 00:27:56,779 It's so damn quick. 269 00:27:58,583 --> 00:28:01,990 The only two left from the gas station are Bruett and Redman, correct? 270 00:28:02,291 --> 00:28:04,896 Yes. Bruett's critical and sinking fast... 271 00:28:05,097 --> 00:28:08,002 which leaves only Redman, who's not even sick. 272 00:28:11,308 --> 00:28:13,713 Now how in God's name is that possible? 273 00:28:13,914 --> 00:28:17,020 I don't know, but we're going to find out. 274 00:28:17,722 --> 00:28:20,427 We have to find out. And soon. 275 00:28:20,627 --> 00:28:22,331 We will. 276 00:28:46,789 --> 00:28:47,791 In other news... 277 00:28:47,892 --> 00:28:50,697 U.S. Government health officials claim there's nothing strange... 278 00:28:50,897 --> 00:28:54,003 in their decision to quarantine a small east Texas town... 279 00:28:54,203 --> 00:28:56,708 where a new strain of what's believed to be swine flu... 280 00:28:56,909 --> 00:28:59,213 has got half the population in bed... 281 00:28:59,414 --> 00:29:02,721 and the other half down with the sniffles. At the Vermont Center... 282 00:29:02,922 --> 00:29:04,324 Hello, Mr. Goldsmith! 283 00:29:04,524 --> 00:29:06,728 - Hello, Harold! - Is Fran around? 284 00:29:10,537 --> 00:29:12,741 She's in the kitchen, I think. 285 00:29:20,156 --> 00:29:21,959 - Hi, Fran. - Hi, Harold. 286 00:29:22,761 --> 00:29:25,667 - Thanks, Daddy. - Don't mention it, sweetheart. 287 00:29:28,072 --> 00:29:30,477 - I brought you something. - You did? 288 00:29:32,982 --> 00:29:34,384 Is that you? 289 00:29:35,587 --> 00:29:38,392 Of course, Everleafis just a small literary magazine. 290 00:29:38,593 --> 00:29:41,798 Small but prestigious. And they only pay in contributors' copies. 291 00:29:41,999 --> 00:29:44,504 Look, Daddy, we know a published writer. 292 00:29:44,905 --> 00:29:46,808 How about that! 293 00:29:50,015 --> 00:29:53,322 My poem is called "The Crushed Rose." I marked it for you. 294 00:29:54,725 --> 00:29:58,833 I actually sent in three, but, of course, their space is very limited. 295 00:29:59,835 --> 00:30:03,142 Harold, I'm going to read this just as soon as I get a chance. Thanks. 296 00:30:03,342 --> 00:30:05,647 In the meantime, congratulations. 297 00:30:07,149 --> 00:30:08,452 Thank you. 298 00:30:08,753 --> 00:30:11,658 I had another reason for stopping by, as well. 299 00:30:16,268 --> 00:30:18,272 I was wondering if you would care to accompany me... 300 00:30:18,472 --> 00:30:20,877 to the Redwood Cinema this Friday in Boothbay. 301 00:30:21,077 --> 00:30:22,681 They're having a Bergman festival. 302 00:30:22,881 --> 00:30:26,488 I've always found Cries and Whispers to be especially moving. 303 00:30:26,989 --> 00:30:31,198 You see, Amy and I already decided to go to an R.E.M. concert in Portland. 304 00:30:33,002 --> 00:30:34,103 Sorry. 305 00:30:35,507 --> 00:30:37,610 Well, maybe some other time. 306 00:30:42,821 --> 00:30:44,925 I'm sure you'll find somebody to go with. 307 00:30:45,125 --> 00:30:47,630 You know, maybe somebody even your own age. 308 00:30:48,032 --> 00:30:50,035 I mean... I didn't mean that. 309 00:30:51,538 --> 00:30:54,945 Hey, no, don't worry about it. It's okay. I understand, really. 310 00:30:55,346 --> 00:30:57,049 - I hope you enjoy the poem... - I will-- 311 00:30:57,149 --> 00:30:58,552 ...and the rest of the magazine. 312 00:30:58,653 --> 00:31:01,158 Why don't you stay and have some iced tea or something? 313 00:31:01,358 --> 00:31:04,163 No, thanks. I'm actually in sort of a hurry. 314 00:31:13,883 --> 00:31:16,488 I really handled that great, didn't I? 315 00:31:17,590 --> 00:31:21,398 Considering that Harold Lauder's had a crush on you since he was 9 years old... 316 00:31:21,698 --> 00:31:23,703 yeah, I think you did okay. 317 00:31:25,005 --> 00:31:26,508 Let me see that. 318 00:31:30,717 --> 00:31:35,226 "I have stridden the fuming way Of sun-hammered tracks 319 00:31:35,527 --> 00:31:38,032 "And savage hobo jungles" 320 00:31:38,232 --> 00:31:39,835 Stop! 321 00:31:45,947 --> 00:31:47,149 Frannie? 322 00:31:47,952 --> 00:31:50,155 - Are you okay? - Yeah. 323 00:31:51,358 --> 00:31:53,763 I'm the object of a young poet's unrequited love. 324 00:31:53,963 --> 00:31:55,567 What else could a girl want? 325 00:31:56,768 --> 00:31:59,975 You and Jess haven't had a fight? 326 00:32:00,677 --> 00:32:02,881 I haven't seen much of him this summer. 327 00:32:05,487 --> 00:32:08,692 Actually, Jess and I have decided to spend some time apart. 328 00:32:11,197 --> 00:32:13,903 It's like that, is it? 329 00:32:15,205 --> 00:32:16,808 Yeah, just like that. 330 00:32:18,512 --> 00:32:21,518 Come here. Give your old man a hug. 331 00:32:27,430 --> 00:32:30,637 - What about you? How are you doing? - I'm fine. 332 00:32:32,340 --> 00:32:36,548 I woke up this morning missing your mother, so I came out here. 333 00:32:38,953 --> 00:32:40,356 After seven years... 334 00:32:41,057 --> 00:32:43,963 there's a lot of places in the house where she ain't... 335 00:32:44,263 --> 00:32:46,167 but this ain't one of them. 336 00:32:47,470 --> 00:32:51,678 Sometimes when I'm out here yanking weeds, I can almost see her. 337 00:32:54,183 --> 00:32:55,687 I love you, Daddy. 338 00:32:56,788 --> 00:32:58,192 I love you, too. 339 00:32:59,995 --> 00:33:03,302 Although I've resigned myself to losing you to Harold Lauder someday. 340 00:33:03,502 --> 00:33:04,503 No! 341 00:33:10,015 --> 00:33:11,318 You okay? 342 00:33:30,055 --> 00:33:32,260 And how are you today, Mr. Redman? 343 00:33:33,963 --> 00:33:35,967 We're just going to do a few routine tests. 344 00:33:36,167 --> 00:33:39,473 - If I could have your arm... - No, I won't be doing any more tests. 345 00:33:39,675 --> 00:33:41,578 It's just your blood pressure. Doctor's orders. 346 00:33:41,778 --> 00:33:45,385 No, I want to talk to a doctor. I want to talk to a doctor in person. 347 00:33:45,587 --> 00:33:47,890 I'm sure that you'll be talking to a doctor very soon. 348 00:33:48,092 --> 00:33:50,497 Yeah, I'm sure I will, too. No more tests! 349 00:33:51,197 --> 00:33:52,600 - I'm sick of it! - Mr. Redman, if-- 350 00:33:56,007 --> 00:33:58,712 I think you'd better get in there, don't you? 351 00:34:31,478 --> 00:34:35,787 Say, if it isn't the man with the little clipboard and the armed escort. 352 00:34:39,493 --> 00:34:42,300 No, we don't shake hands here. Just a precaution. 353 00:34:43,502 --> 00:34:44,705 A precaution. 354 00:34:46,708 --> 00:34:49,213 Patty Greer says you've given her quite a bit of trouble. 355 00:34:49,413 --> 00:34:51,718 - She's quite upset. - That makes two of us. 356 00:34:52,920 --> 00:34:55,927 Being hijacked by some government sons of bitches in space suits... 357 00:34:56,227 --> 00:34:58,031 does that to me every time. 358 00:34:58,232 --> 00:35:00,536 If you don't want to see me rip a hole in that... 359 00:35:00,637 --> 00:35:04,043 before you can get out of here, you better give me a little information. 360 00:35:04,343 --> 00:35:08,152 - You tell me why I'm not sick. - Mr. Redman, I hardly think... 361 00:35:08,352 --> 00:35:10,657 - Talk to me, damn it! - I'm sorry, but you... 362 00:35:14,163 --> 00:35:16,167 Mr. Redman, be reasonable. 363 00:35:16,568 --> 00:35:18,873 Just get out of here, you little weasel. 364 00:35:20,877 --> 00:35:23,182 You send me someone who'll give me some answers. 365 00:35:23,382 --> 00:35:25,987 I don't think you quite appreciate your position. 366 00:35:26,187 --> 00:35:27,890 You're wrong about that. 367 00:35:29,093 --> 00:35:30,195 I do. 368 00:35:31,297 --> 00:35:32,500 Go on. Get out. 369 00:36:09,172 --> 00:36:10,175 Here he comes. 370 00:36:10,675 --> 00:36:13,882 - We won't really hurt him, will we, Ray? - Quiet down. 371 00:36:16,187 --> 00:36:17,288 Get him! 372 00:36:18,792 --> 00:36:20,896 What the hell are you waiting for? 373 00:36:24,102 --> 00:36:26,507 Next time I yell, friend, you're gonna pay attention. 374 00:36:26,707 --> 00:36:28,010 I guarantee it. 375 00:36:28,612 --> 00:36:30,315 Hold him! Hold the sucker! 376 00:36:38,932 --> 00:36:41,137 Hold him. I'm gonna mess him up. 377 00:36:45,645 --> 00:36:47,248 How come he don't say nothing? 378 00:36:48,752 --> 00:36:50,856 By the time I finish with him, he'll be singing... 379 00:36:51,057 --> 00:36:52,559 The Battle Hymn of the Republic. 380 00:36:52,760 --> 00:36:55,966 Sucker almost ruined my favorite shirt. I'm gonna mess him up. 381 00:36:56,868 --> 00:36:59,373 - Stop it, Ray! You're killing him! - Ray, car! 382 00:37:01,177 --> 00:37:03,982 - No! - Heads up, sucker! 383 00:38:08,712 --> 00:38:10,014 I can hear! 384 00:38:11,617 --> 00:38:13,120 I can talk! 385 00:38:31,958 --> 00:38:33,160 I can hear. 386 00:38:34,863 --> 00:38:35,966 I can talk. 387 00:38:37,268 --> 00:38:40,976 I know, Nick. Praise God. 388 00:38:42,980 --> 00:38:44,783 How did you know my name? 389 00:38:45,084 --> 00:38:47,288 Come to me in a dream, I reckon. 390 00:38:48,190 --> 00:38:49,593 Is this a dream? 391 00:38:51,597 --> 00:38:53,902 Mayhap it is, and mayhap it ain't. 392 00:38:58,010 --> 00:38:59,613 Who are you, ma'am? 393 00:39:01,116 --> 00:39:03,220 Abagail Freemantle. 394 00:39:04,122 --> 00:39:07,529 But folks around these parts just call me Mother Abagail. 395 00:39:09,733 --> 00:39:14,142 I'm 106 years old and I still make my own bread. 396 00:39:15,645 --> 00:39:19,653 I been living right here in Hemingford Home, Nebraska, all my life. 397 00:39:21,958 --> 00:39:23,962 You come see me, Nick. 398 00:39:24,463 --> 00:39:27,068 You and all your friends. 399 00:39:27,870 --> 00:39:29,773 You got to hurry, though. 400 00:39:35,986 --> 00:39:37,789 There's a storm coming. 401 00:39:39,893 --> 00:39:41,196 His storm. 402 00:40:18,080 --> 00:40:21,386 Some people have even taken to wearing protection on the streets. 403 00:40:21,587 --> 00:40:24,492 - Why are you wearing this mask, sir? - I don't know. Just feel safer. 404 00:40:24,893 --> 00:40:25,895 Okay. Thank you. 405 00:40:25,995 --> 00:40:28,701 The folks at the Atlanta Disease Control Center told me... 406 00:40:28,901 --> 00:40:32,107 that these masks wouldn't stop '"a flu germ with a hangover. '" 407 00:40:32,208 --> 00:40:34,713 - Gin. - So I guess we can thank our lucky stars... 408 00:40:35,013 --> 00:40:37,618 that this outbreak of superflu is just another urban... 409 00:40:37,819 --> 00:40:40,023 I don't know about all those people down in Texas... 410 00:40:40,224 --> 00:40:43,831 but you sure sound like you got a dose of the flu, Johnny. 411 00:40:44,232 --> 00:40:46,837 - You better let me take a listen. - Forget that. 412 00:40:47,638 --> 00:40:49,041 Come on. 413 00:40:49,442 --> 00:40:52,448 You know how hot it makes me when you take your shirt off. 414 00:41:03,671 --> 00:41:08,079 When I was a boy, we caught ourselves a mountain lion back up in the hills. 415 00:41:08,280 --> 00:41:10,885 We shot it and dragged it back to town. 416 00:41:11,887 --> 00:41:14,192 What was left of that critter when we got home... 417 00:41:14,392 --> 00:41:16,697 was the sorriest-looking sight I've ever seen. 418 00:41:17,899 --> 00:41:19,502 You're the second sorriest, boy. 419 00:41:20,805 --> 00:41:25,414 I'm gonna get somebody to take his shirt off before I go home tonight. 420 00:41:28,119 --> 00:41:30,224 It's okay, son. I'm a doctor. 421 00:41:32,929 --> 00:41:35,935 I'm also the guy who damn near ran you over. 422 00:41:36,737 --> 00:41:38,741 You got a name, babalugah? 423 00:41:46,055 --> 00:41:47,458 What the hell? 424 00:41:54,572 --> 00:41:56,676 It means that he's deaf and dumb. 425 00:41:59,783 --> 00:42:00,985 That hurt? 426 00:42:03,891 --> 00:42:05,093 If you're deaf and dumb... 427 00:42:05,194 --> 00:42:09,001 how the hell am I gonna to find out what happened to you tonight? 428 00:42:30,344 --> 00:42:32,448 Can you read lips, babalugah? 429 00:42:34,051 --> 00:42:36,055 Thank God for small favors. 430 00:42:36,556 --> 00:42:38,059 Tell me this... 431 00:42:38,260 --> 00:42:42,167 would you know the three boys that jobbed you if you seen them again? 432 00:42:44,271 --> 00:42:45,374 What? 433 00:42:48,380 --> 00:42:50,584 One of them had a ring like that? 434 00:42:51,686 --> 00:42:52,689 Man! 435 00:42:52,889 --> 00:42:55,494 That's a fraternity ring, my silent friend. 436 00:42:55,694 --> 00:42:58,901 And the only two people around here who have them... 437 00:42:59,001 --> 00:43:02,709 are our esteemed sheriff and Ray Booth, our town bad boy. 438 00:43:04,211 --> 00:43:07,117 The Sheriff here married Ray's baby sister. 439 00:43:08,721 --> 00:43:10,724 Janey's gonna just love this. 440 00:43:16,035 --> 00:43:17,538 Welcome to Shoyo, Mr. Andros. 441 00:43:17,939 --> 00:43:21,045 It's a veritable hotbed of Southern hospitality. 442 00:43:21,246 --> 00:43:22,648 Get away from me. 443 00:43:39,181 --> 00:43:41,586 I don't know how many different ways I can say this. 444 00:43:41,786 --> 00:43:45,294 This so-called superflu does not exist. 445 00:43:47,197 --> 00:43:50,003 Then what is it? Why is everybody talking about it? 446 00:43:50,103 --> 00:43:52,207 I don't know why everybody's talking about it... 447 00:43:52,408 --> 00:43:53,811 or where the rumors are coming from. 448 00:43:54,011 --> 00:43:56,216 It must be a figment of the press's imagination. 449 00:43:56,316 --> 00:43:58,219 I don't know why I'm here answering questions. 450 00:43:58,420 --> 00:44:01,726 I don't have the answers because there's no such thing... 451 00:44:04,131 --> 00:44:06,736 Good afternoon, Mr. Redman. My name is Deitz. 452 00:44:07,538 --> 00:44:09,742 I'd like you to meet a friend of mine. 453 00:44:14,351 --> 00:44:16,656 Meet Geraldo. 454 00:44:17,959 --> 00:44:18,961 Geraldo? 455 00:44:20,264 --> 00:44:23,069 Now, the virus your fellow townspeople contracted... 456 00:44:23,269 --> 00:44:27,478 passes easily from human to guinea pig and vice versa, presumably. 457 00:44:27,979 --> 00:44:32,789 But Geraldo has been breathing your air via convector for the last three days... 458 00:44:33,991 --> 00:44:38,099 and Geraldo is fine and frisky, as you see. 459 00:44:40,304 --> 00:44:43,109 I'd call that rather comforting, wouldn't you? 460 00:44:43,911 --> 00:44:48,119 - I see you're not taking any chances. - That's not in my contract. 461 00:44:48,720 --> 00:44:50,123 However, it does appear... 462 00:44:50,224 --> 00:44:53,530 that there's absolutely nothing wrong with you, Mr. Redman... 463 00:44:53,931 --> 00:44:55,935 or may I call you Stu? 464 00:44:57,237 --> 00:44:59,041 Just don't call me Geraldo. 465 00:45:00,244 --> 00:45:01,446 I like that. 466 00:45:03,049 --> 00:45:04,652 Now look here, Stu... 467 00:45:05,354 --> 00:45:09,562 let's try to get through this as painlessly as possible, what do you say? 468 00:45:12,468 --> 00:45:15,274 Okay, here's number one: 469 00:45:16,676 --> 00:45:20,985 The testing schedule we began earlier this week is going to resume... 470 00:45:21,286 --> 00:45:24,491 with your cooperation or without it. 471 00:45:25,394 --> 00:45:28,901 We got a hell of a mess on our hands here, thanks to that imbecile Campion. 472 00:45:29,101 --> 00:45:31,806 So I don't want you to get the idea you're a volunteer. 473 00:45:32,006 --> 00:45:33,710 You've been drafted. 474 00:45:39,521 --> 00:45:42,528 - What about the folks I came in with? - From Arnette? 475 00:45:43,329 --> 00:45:45,734 All dead. Which is why we can't afford to-- 476 00:45:47,337 --> 00:45:50,644 What did you do? What did you people do? 477 00:45:50,944 --> 00:45:53,049 Stu, please. 478 00:45:56,255 --> 00:45:58,359 No! Stand clear! 479 00:46:17,598 --> 00:46:19,501 All right, now you listen up... 480 00:46:20,904 --> 00:46:24,111 I'm not responsible for you being here... 481 00:46:24,712 --> 00:46:27,418 or for the dead people in your hometown. 482 00:46:27,719 --> 00:46:31,826 Neither is Denninger, or the nurses who come in to take your blood pressure. 483 00:46:32,126 --> 00:46:36,135 - Then who is? - No one. Everyone. God. 484 00:46:37,036 --> 00:46:38,039 Who knows. 485 00:46:38,139 --> 00:46:41,946 All you have to do is resign yourself to a few more pokes and pricks. 486 00:46:44,651 --> 00:46:45,954 What if I... 487 00:46:50,264 --> 00:46:52,769 - Evacuate! - Deitz, calm down. 488 00:46:56,876 --> 00:46:57,979 I was just faking. 489 00:47:01,986 --> 00:47:02,989 Why? 490 00:47:04,391 --> 00:47:06,796 Why would you do a thing like that? 491 00:47:08,199 --> 00:47:12,307 You talk about this thing in here like you were outside of it. 492 00:47:13,710 --> 00:47:17,016 I just wanted you to get a little taste of what it's like on the inside. 493 00:47:17,216 --> 00:47:18,821 How do you like it? 494 00:47:21,225 --> 00:47:24,331 You stupid son of a bitch. 495 00:47:28,039 --> 00:47:29,942 Get the hell out of here. 496 00:47:34,953 --> 00:47:37,056 Don't forget your damn guinea pig. 497 00:48:03,009 --> 00:48:06,716 Reports of the supposedly lethal flu epidemic continue to spread. 498 00:48:06,916 --> 00:48:09,221 Many downtown shopping areas in southern Florida... 499 00:48:09,421 --> 00:48:10,824 are virtually empty this morning... 500 00:48:11,024 --> 00:48:13,529 and the flu rumor actually seems to be gaining credence... 501 00:48:13,730 --> 00:48:16,936 despite statements from health officials in Atlanta and Vermont. 502 00:48:17,136 --> 00:48:21,245 In Vermont, Dr. Herbert Denninger said, '"Let me put it in five simple words. 503 00:48:21,846 --> 00:48:24,051 '"Captain Trips does not exist. '" 504 00:48:24,651 --> 00:48:26,856 How's the sexiest bartender in L.A.? 505 00:48:27,056 --> 00:48:27,558 Larry? Is that you? 506 00:48:27,659 --> 00:48:28,159 Larry? Is that you? 507 00:48:28,359 --> 00:48:28,760 Yeah, Arlene, listen. 508 00:48:28,760 --> 00:48:29,561 Yeah, Arlene, listen. 509 00:48:29,561 --> 00:48:30,364 Yeah, Arlene, listen. 510 00:48:30,564 --> 00:48:32,869 You better get this first. Wayne Stukey called. 511 00:48:32,969 --> 00:48:35,474 He said your album's going up nine spots this week... 512 00:48:35,774 --> 00:48:39,381 your single's third on the Billboards and you're number one on VH1. 513 00:48:39,882 --> 00:48:42,286 Sounds to me like you might just be king of the world. 514 00:48:42,487 --> 00:48:44,491 What's it sound like to you? 515 00:48:44,691 --> 00:48:45,994 Victory! 516 00:48:47,999 --> 00:48:49,501 Arlene, I love you! 517 00:48:50,304 --> 00:48:51,606 Don't I wish. 518 00:48:51,906 --> 00:48:53,409 Listen, I'm gonna try and get... 519 00:48:53,911 --> 00:48:55,214 the afternoon flight back. 520 00:48:55,314 --> 00:48:59,221 So you put on your sexiest number. I'm gonna take you out to dinner. 521 00:49:00,023 --> 00:49:03,429 Then I'll take you out dancing, then maybe I'll just take you. 522 00:49:04,731 --> 00:49:07,638 You might want to consider delaying your trip back a few days. 523 00:49:07,839 --> 00:49:08,841 Why? What's the problem? 524 00:49:08,941 --> 00:49:09,841 Things are weird. 525 00:49:10,244 --> 00:49:12,949 People are really scared about this Captain Trips thing. 526 00:49:13,149 --> 00:49:15,454 Yeah, radio here says it's just bull. 527 00:49:15,654 --> 00:49:18,659 The radio here says the hospitals are filling up with sick people... 528 00:49:18,861 --> 00:49:20,164 and some of them are dying. 529 00:49:20,364 --> 00:49:21,966 What, people are dying of the flu? 530 00:49:22,066 --> 00:49:23,469 There's a lot of soldiers around. 531 00:49:23,871 --> 00:49:26,476 Suddenly L.A. is a really creepy place to be, Larry. 532 00:49:27,679 --> 00:49:30,284 Maybe I'll stick around New York a couple of days then. 533 00:49:30,484 --> 00:49:32,889 Just don't forget what you promised when you get back. 534 00:49:33,189 --> 00:49:36,496 Dinner, dancing, and all the paparazzi I can smile at. 535 00:49:36,696 --> 00:49:38,199 Yeah, you got it. 536 00:49:39,001 --> 00:49:40,604 - Bye. - Bye. 537 00:49:49,121 --> 00:49:53,830 - Sorry. I'm sorry, man. - The Rat Man forgive you this time. 538 00:50:05,354 --> 00:50:09,061 Bring out your dead! 539 00:50:17,376 --> 00:50:19,181 He's coming for you, Larry! 540 00:50:20,384 --> 00:50:22,186 The man with no face. 541 00:50:24,791 --> 00:50:26,396 Bring out your dead! 542 00:50:47,136 --> 00:50:48,439 Turn that up. 543 00:50:52,849 --> 00:50:54,051 Give me that. 544 00:50:54,351 --> 00:50:55,754 It's a dead soldier. 545 00:50:57,456 --> 00:50:58,860 Dead company. 546 00:51:02,466 --> 00:51:05,071 - All-star bowling. - Come on, Poke! 547 00:51:06,576 --> 00:51:08,379 - You know what time it is? - What time is it? 548 00:51:08,579 --> 00:51:10,584 - Time to make a cash withdrawal! - I heard that. 549 00:51:10,784 --> 00:51:13,689 And if anybody, I mean anybody, says anything... 550 00:51:13,789 --> 00:51:15,494 or does anything to stop us... 551 00:51:16,696 --> 00:51:19,901 - We're gonna Pokerize them. - That's right. Damn straight. 552 00:51:33,329 --> 00:51:37,036 - If we're gonna do this, do it fast. - I know what you mean, jellybean. 553 00:51:42,446 --> 00:51:43,549 All right! 554 00:51:44,551 --> 00:51:46,354 Hold still and won't nobody get hurt. 555 00:51:48,759 --> 00:51:50,364 That's all, folks! 556 00:51:50,464 --> 00:51:51,666 Look out, Poke! 557 00:52:00,684 --> 00:52:03,789 You see it, Lloyd? That old bugger tried to shoot me! 558 00:52:19,621 --> 00:52:20,824 Hold it! 559 00:52:22,426 --> 00:52:23,429 Hands up! 560 00:52:23,629 --> 00:52:26,134 Deputy Sheriff Owen Kinsolving, officers. Coming out. 561 00:52:30,041 --> 00:52:32,346 Who's he? What's he doing there? 562 00:52:37,759 --> 00:52:39,861 You got this coming out the door. 563 00:52:40,864 --> 00:52:42,667 That's enough! That's enough, Owen! 564 00:52:42,869 --> 00:52:44,071 Bull crap! 565 00:52:46,475 --> 00:52:47,677 Pop Jones... 566 00:52:48,479 --> 00:52:50,884 Betty Diamond, both dead. 567 00:52:52,486 --> 00:52:54,491 It ain't never gonna be enough. 568 00:53:14,431 --> 00:53:17,236 We have a rather large problem in Wyoming, sir. 569 00:53:17,536 --> 00:53:19,741 What large problem is that, Len? 570 00:53:20,243 --> 00:53:24,351 A news team got out of Pine Bluff with some potentially damaging videotape, sir. 571 00:53:24,851 --> 00:53:26,856 Flu victims? Body dumps? 572 00:53:28,059 --> 00:53:31,264 A little of both. And our ops, I'm told. 573 00:53:31,364 --> 00:53:33,569 - We can't have that. - No, sir, I know. 574 00:53:33,769 --> 00:53:36,776 Showing footage like that would not be in the national interest. 575 00:53:37,276 --> 00:53:38,879 Absolutely not, sir. 576 00:53:39,681 --> 00:53:43,389 Do we know where these newspeople, these rabble-rousers are now? 577 00:53:45,293 --> 00:53:46,896 Yes, sir, we do. 578 00:53:47,296 --> 00:53:50,504 Get that videotape, Len. Any means necessary. 579 00:53:51,606 --> 00:53:53,009 Make it a priority. 580 00:53:53,909 --> 00:53:55,111 Yes, sir. 581 00:53:58,219 --> 00:53:59,721 Any means necessary. 582 00:54:19,161 --> 00:54:21,565 - Everybody out of the van! - Mike, you getting all this? 583 00:54:21,766 --> 00:54:25,474 - I don't like the way this looks. Be careful. - Come on! Out right now! Let's go! 584 00:54:26,174 --> 00:54:28,980 You'll have to surrender the camera that gentleman's holding... 585 00:54:29,080 --> 00:54:30,784 and any tape you may have already shot. 586 00:54:30,984 --> 00:54:32,286 Can you tell us why, Major? 587 00:54:32,788 --> 00:54:35,192 You don't seem to understand the situation here. 588 00:54:35,393 --> 00:54:36,896 Martial law has been declared. 589 00:54:36,996 --> 00:54:40,001 We don't have to put up with you and your pinko friends anymore! 590 00:54:40,303 --> 00:54:41,505 Are you getting all this? 591 00:54:41,706 --> 00:54:44,311 - Can we have a comment-- - Get him! 592 00:54:44,511 --> 00:54:46,114 - Get the driver! - Stop! 593 00:54:48,519 --> 00:54:50,021 - In the car! - No! 594 00:54:51,424 --> 00:54:52,526 Cut the power! 595 00:55:01,846 --> 00:55:02,848 Come. 596 00:55:07,456 --> 00:55:08,559 Thank you. 597 00:55:13,969 --> 00:55:16,976 It looks like our problem in Wyoming has been solved. 598 00:55:18,679 --> 00:55:22,687 It doesn't change the basic fact that our goose is pretty well cooked. 599 00:55:24,491 --> 00:55:28,399 "Things fall apart The center does not hold" 600 00:55:31,906 --> 00:55:34,010 A man named Yeats said that. 601 00:55:36,515 --> 00:55:39,221 I didn't understand that poem in college, Len. 602 00:55:41,124 --> 00:55:44,531 But I must be getting smarter in my old age... 603 00:55:44,831 --> 00:55:46,736 because I understand it now. 604 00:55:48,239 --> 00:55:50,644 And one other line from that poem: 605 00:55:52,948 --> 00:55:54,451 "What rough beast 606 00:55:55,854 --> 00:55:58,159 "lts hour come round at last 607 00:55:59,861 --> 00:56:03,369 "Slouches toward Bethlehem to be born?" 608 00:56:06,675 --> 00:56:08,779 I think that beast might be on its way, Len. 609 00:56:12,186 --> 00:56:13,489 What do you think? 610 00:56:17,697 --> 00:56:19,801 Is that Hungarian goulash? 611 00:56:22,707 --> 00:56:24,311 I don't know. It might be, sir. 612 00:56:25,914 --> 00:56:29,321 Yeats was right. Things fall apart. 613 00:56:49,160 --> 00:56:50,864 Who died and made you God? 614 00:56:52,566 --> 00:56:54,871 You don't think we're gonna eat that, do you, dummy? 615 00:56:55,071 --> 00:56:57,978 You could have poisoned it, you blue-eyed pretty boy. 616 00:56:58,179 --> 00:57:02,286 I'm gonna mess up your hair, pretty boy! I'm gonna ride you like a lame bronc. 617 00:57:02,586 --> 00:57:04,291 You're mine, sucker! 618 00:57:07,096 --> 00:57:09,200 Sorry, guy. I can't. Sick. 619 00:57:12,006 --> 00:57:16,414 We're not gonna eat it, dummy. None of us! We're on a hunger strike. 620 00:57:18,619 --> 00:57:20,423 I'm awful hungry, Ray. 621 00:57:21,524 --> 00:57:22,827 You son of a... 622 00:58:03,709 --> 00:58:05,814 Hey, dummy, you want a drink? 623 00:58:06,414 --> 00:58:08,118 I'm on a hunger strike. 624 00:58:08,319 --> 00:58:11,124 I'm on a hunger strike until you let me out of here! 625 00:58:11,926 --> 00:58:15,432 Now you come on over here 'cause I'm not done with you yet. 626 00:58:22,546 --> 00:58:25,152 Has there been much of that foolishness? 627 00:58:46,294 --> 00:58:47,296 Sorry. 628 00:58:47,396 --> 00:58:51,605 John and his wife are dead. A lot of people in Shoyo are dead... 629 00:58:52,506 --> 00:58:54,511 and a lot more are going to die. 630 00:58:54,711 --> 00:58:59,521 In fact, you and I may be the last two healthy people in western Arkansas. 631 00:58:59,821 --> 00:59:01,324 - What's he talking about? - Shut up! 632 00:59:01,524 --> 00:59:04,130 Our government is still denying everything... 633 00:59:04,531 --> 00:59:06,735 but the radio says the hospitals are filling up... 634 00:59:06,936 --> 00:59:11,544 and the Army's burning bodies in waste treatment facilities. 635 00:59:14,751 --> 00:59:17,456 The ultimate recycling program. 636 00:59:28,579 --> 00:59:32,286 Doc, you gotta let me out of here. They're both sick. 637 00:59:32,887 --> 00:59:36,595 Keeping me in here with them is cruel and unusual punishment. 638 00:59:37,496 --> 00:59:41,304 I've got a little cabin up in the hills. I'm gonna try to wait this out. 639 00:59:41,504 --> 00:59:42,707 And so I was thinking... 640 00:59:46,915 --> 00:59:50,222 My responsibility as a doctor? Don't make me laugh. 641 00:59:50,623 --> 00:59:54,330 I took an oath to treat my patients, not die with them. 642 00:59:59,140 --> 01:00:01,645 You could come with me if you want. 643 01:00:09,360 --> 01:00:13,068 John got sick and made you responsible for them? 644 01:00:13,268 --> 01:00:14,370 Yeah. 645 01:00:14,571 --> 01:00:17,576 But that doesn't mean you can't let them out now that he's gone. 646 01:00:17,777 --> 01:00:21,785 Ray, if he lets you out, are you gonna mess with him? 647 01:00:22,286 --> 01:00:24,390 No, I swear. 648 01:00:25,492 --> 01:00:26,795 Me neither. 649 01:00:28,999 --> 01:00:30,903 They'll leave you alone. 650 01:01:36,935 --> 01:01:40,943 I got something for you, mutie. Been saving it up, you might say. 651 01:01:56,174 --> 01:01:59,781 Things have changed, Ray. You might do well to remember that. 652 01:02:09,400 --> 01:02:11,504 You might see me again, mutie. 653 01:02:27,737 --> 01:02:31,244 So, what do you say? Wanna come upcountry with me? 654 01:02:36,554 --> 01:02:39,761 God, you're nuts. He's as good as dead. 655 01:03:03,408 --> 01:03:06,113 Water, please. Thirsty... 656 01:03:43,594 --> 01:03:46,500 Although city and government spokespersons vehemently deny it... 657 01:03:46,700 --> 01:03:48,804 reliable sources report to News Radio... 658 01:03:49,005 --> 01:03:50,808 that troops opened fire earlier today... 659 01:03:51,008 --> 01:03:53,313 on unarmed pedestrians attempting to flee New York... 660 01:03:53,513 --> 01:03:54,616 by way of the Lincoln Tunnel. 661 01:03:54,716 --> 01:03:57,722 As many as 60 persons may have been killed, with hundreds wounded. 662 01:03:57,922 --> 01:04:00,828 Although travel to some of the outer boroughs is still possible... 663 01:04:01,129 --> 01:04:04,035 News Radio advises you to stay off the streets. 664 01:04:22,171 --> 01:04:23,173 Mom? 665 01:04:23,574 --> 01:04:24,977 I'm so hot. 666 01:04:25,678 --> 01:04:28,083 You're gonna be fine. Let's just put you to bed. 667 01:04:28,283 --> 01:04:31,289 Larry, go find your father. He's in the bar. 668 01:04:32,191 --> 01:04:35,498 - He's in the bar with that photographer. - Okay, Ma. 669 01:05:10,067 --> 01:05:13,073 Take a little sip of this. Okay, Mom. 670 01:05:13,674 --> 01:05:15,978 Just take a little baby swallow. 671 01:05:16,179 --> 01:05:18,884 Okay, there you go. 672 01:05:40,928 --> 01:05:43,533 Larry, watch out for him. 673 01:05:44,636 --> 01:05:46,239 The dark man. 674 01:05:47,040 --> 01:05:48,643 Coming for you. 675 01:05:51,048 --> 01:05:52,752 What did you say, Ma? 676 01:06:32,130 --> 01:06:34,535 How can a hospital phone be busy? 677 01:06:40,147 --> 01:06:43,553 Get back, sit back. Okay. 678 01:06:48,062 --> 01:06:51,770 You're gonna be fine. Everything's gonna be okay. 679 01:06:52,672 --> 01:06:54,475 You're gonna be okay. 680 01:07:19,025 --> 01:07:22,432 Bring out your dead! 681 01:07:23,032 --> 01:07:24,235 He's coming! 682 01:08:27,762 --> 01:08:30,167 Oh, God. No! 683 01:08:38,082 --> 01:08:39,887 You were right, Billy. 684 01:08:42,992 --> 01:08:44,897 The center doesn't hold. 685 01:08:47,402 --> 01:08:48,903 It sure doesn't. 686 01:09:38,403 --> 01:09:41,710 How's it going, mutie? What's shaking? 687 01:09:49,525 --> 01:09:53,733 You're gonna be in hell for 30 seconds before you even know you're dead. 688 01:10:00,948 --> 01:10:05,057 None of this happened till you came along. I'm gonna kill you, mutie! 689 01:10:26,098 --> 01:10:29,805 Bring out your dead! The monster's coming. 690 01:10:30,007 --> 01:10:33,413 He's coming. Bring out your dead! 691 01:10:54,856 --> 01:10:56,558 Here you go, Dad. 692 01:10:57,160 --> 01:11:00,667 Here's some toast and some Jewish penicillin for you. 693 01:11:00,868 --> 01:11:04,675 - Chicken soup to the great unwashed. - That looks good, darling. 694 01:11:05,377 --> 01:11:09,385 - How are you feeling? - Better, quite a bit. 695 01:11:10,187 --> 01:11:12,391 I think I might be beating it. 696 01:11:12,592 --> 01:11:15,097 That's good, because I still can't reach Dr. Albertson... 697 01:11:15,297 --> 01:11:17,802 and the Rent-a-Doc in Wells is not picking up the phone. 698 01:11:18,002 --> 01:11:19,705 I just keep getting a recording. 699 01:11:19,705 --> 01:11:22,612 You know, this flu is everywhere. It's really scary. 700 01:11:22,912 --> 01:11:27,120 - You look okay. - I feel okay. Great, in fact. 701 01:11:30,828 --> 01:11:34,134 Turn on the radio, will you? It's time for Rae Flowers. 702 01:11:34,735 --> 01:11:37,842 - Not that sarcastic little woman. - I like her. 703 01:11:45,357 --> 01:11:48,363 Hello there. This is Rae Flowers on Speak Your Piece. 704 01:11:48,463 --> 01:11:51,468 I guess this morning there's only one topic of conversation. 705 01:11:51,970 --> 01:11:55,777 You can call it the superflu or by its West Coast name, Captain Trips... 706 01:11:55,978 --> 01:11:57,982 but it means the same thing either way. 707 01:11:58,182 --> 01:12:01,789 There have been horror stories about the Army clamping down on everything... 708 01:12:02,090 --> 01:12:03,192 The Army? 709 01:12:03,292 --> 01:12:06,599 Just be patient with me, and remember I'm running the show all by myself. 710 01:12:06,900 --> 01:12:08,803 Everyone else called in sick. 711 01:12:08,903 --> 01:12:12,812 The numbers are the same as always, though: 555-TALK and 555-CHAT. 712 01:12:13,112 --> 01:12:14,314 So let's go. 713 01:12:14,415 --> 01:12:17,521 Hello there, this is Rae Flowers and it's time to speak your piece. 714 01:12:17,822 --> 01:12:20,026 I'm calling from Portsmouth, Rae. 715 01:12:20,227 --> 01:12:23,733 - What's your name, Portsmouth? - Leonora. Listen, Rae... 716 01:12:23,933 --> 01:12:26,839 I want everyone to know that there are soldiers burning bodies... 717 01:12:27,040 --> 01:12:31,548 across the state line in Kittery. Also, my little girl died this morning. 718 01:12:32,852 --> 01:12:34,956 I guess she's with Jesus now. 719 01:12:36,558 --> 01:12:40,367 - I'm sorry as hell, Leonora. - I think the soldiers did it. 720 01:12:40,667 --> 01:12:43,573 I think they made a bug that's killing people. 721 01:12:43,773 --> 01:12:46,178 That wouldn't be very American, would it? 722 01:12:46,378 --> 01:12:47,381 No, I guess not. 723 01:12:47,481 --> 01:12:50,387 Of course, that's never stopped the real patriots among us, has it? 724 01:12:50,587 --> 01:12:53,292 - You try to hang in there. - I'm trying, Rae... 725 01:12:53,593 --> 01:12:56,198 but have you ever smelled bodies on fire? 726 01:12:58,102 --> 01:13:01,408 - I can't say that I have. - It's awful, Rae. It's just... 727 01:13:02,611 --> 01:13:04,515 You just try to hang in there, hon. 728 01:13:04,615 --> 01:13:07,922 This is Rae Flowers. You're on the air and it's time to speak your piece. 729 01:13:08,122 --> 01:13:11,528 First of all, I just want to tell you that I love your show. 730 01:13:20,547 --> 01:13:23,953 You say you saw these Gls gunning down unarmed civilians? 731 01:13:28,062 --> 01:13:30,767 Open in the name of the United States government. 732 01:13:31,368 --> 01:13:33,473 Portland, it looks like the Marines have landed... 733 01:13:33,673 --> 01:13:36,378 - and they don't look too happy. - This is a joke, right? 734 01:13:36,578 --> 01:13:40,187 - This has got to be a joke. - I really don't think so, Frannie. 735 01:13:40,787 --> 01:13:43,092 - Hi there, you're on the air. - Rae, you all right? 736 01:13:43,292 --> 01:13:45,998 To tell you the truth, it doesn't look good right now. 737 01:13:46,398 --> 01:13:49,805 Several soldiers have just broken in to the studio. They're fully armed... 738 01:13:50,006 --> 01:13:52,611 and they're dressed in some kind of protective clothing. 739 01:13:52,812 --> 01:13:55,016 They're wearing respirators on their faces... 740 01:13:56,719 --> 01:13:57,822 Shut it down! 741 01:13:58,022 --> 01:14:01,128 Bluto, you ever heard of a little number called freedom of speech? 742 01:14:01,328 --> 01:14:03,933 Bill of Rights? Any of that ring a bell? 743 01:14:04,133 --> 01:14:08,042 Folks, I've been ordered by my uninvited fascist guests to shut down... 744 01:14:08,142 --> 01:14:10,647 - and I've refused. - All right, that's enough! 745 01:14:13,352 --> 01:14:17,361 Oh, my God! Daddy, what's happening? 746 01:14:19,364 --> 01:14:20,968 I don't know, honey. 747 01:14:26,979 --> 01:14:30,287 He's closer now! The hard case! 748 01:14:31,689 --> 01:14:34,194 The dark man! He's coming! 749 01:15:10,066 --> 01:15:11,769 Rub-a-dub-dub. 750 01:15:18,482 --> 01:15:20,186 Thanks for the grub. 751 01:15:32,511 --> 01:15:33,813 He's here! 752 01:15:35,917 --> 01:15:38,723 The monster's here! The dark man's here! 753 01:16:30,226 --> 01:16:34,334 Hello there, East Texas. What kept you? 754 01:16:34,835 --> 01:16:36,739 I was lost in the corn. 755 01:16:39,143 --> 01:16:40,947 Then I heard the guitar. 756 01:16:42,351 --> 01:16:44,153 It sounds so sweet. 757 01:16:45,757 --> 01:16:49,866 I ain't been able to make a decent F-chord in 20 years... 758 01:16:50,166 --> 01:16:51,869 but thank you kindly. 759 01:16:56,478 --> 01:16:58,983 Who are you? Where is this? 760 01:16:59,785 --> 01:17:04,294 I'm Abagail Freemantle, and this is Hemingford Home. 761 01:17:07,401 --> 01:17:11,208 Those folks who've got you won't leave you to live much longer. 762 01:17:11,909 --> 01:17:13,813 You know that, don't you? 763 01:17:14,113 --> 01:17:15,817 I reckon maybe I do. 764 01:17:17,821 --> 01:17:20,827 The beast is loose in the streets of Bethlehem. 765 01:17:21,729 --> 01:17:25,336 - The rats are in the corn. - I don't follow you, ma'am. 766 01:17:31,648 --> 01:17:32,951 Ma'am? 767 01:17:37,361 --> 01:17:38,963 Where are you? 768 01:17:39,764 --> 01:17:44,474 Folks round these parts just call me Mother Abagail, East Texas. 769 01:18:54,414 --> 01:18:57,319 Well, how are we feeling? 770 01:18:59,624 --> 01:19:00,727 Fine. 771 01:19:04,033 --> 01:19:05,436 Always fine. 772 01:19:07,941 --> 01:19:11,448 Just think, all the tests we ran on you... 773 01:19:12,249 --> 01:19:15,657 and we never found a single immunity vector. Not one. 774 01:19:18,863 --> 01:19:21,869 I'm curious. How would you explain it? 775 01:19:23,272 --> 01:19:25,476 Have you been touched by God? 776 01:19:37,801 --> 01:19:40,206 What have you got behind your back? 777 01:19:49,724 --> 01:19:51,628 - I see. - Do you? 778 01:19:51,728 --> 01:19:54,133 - I think I do, yeah. - I wonder. 779 01:19:58,041 --> 01:20:00,246 Where's your buddy Denninger? 780 01:20:01,849 --> 01:20:03,152 He's dead. 781 01:20:05,156 --> 01:20:06,859 They're all dead. 782 01:20:08,662 --> 01:20:12,269 Everyone except for me and thee. 783 01:20:13,272 --> 01:20:15,877 And you're here to take care of me? Is that it? 784 01:20:15,977 --> 01:20:17,380 Hole in one. 785 01:20:20,085 --> 01:20:21,087 Why? 786 01:20:25,296 --> 01:20:28,602 Because I've decided a piece of chicken-fried crap like you... 787 01:20:28,903 --> 01:20:32,911 doesn't deserve to live. Not with so many good men dying. 788 01:20:35,616 --> 01:20:38,823 Those good men caused this mess. 789 01:26:15,095 --> 01:26:18,802 Come down and eat chicken with me, beautiful. It's so dark. 790 01:27:02,790 --> 01:27:06,698 You come and see me, Stu. You and all your friends. 791 01:27:06,898 --> 01:27:09,905 We got to get started. Time's short. 792 01:27:21,928 --> 01:27:23,832 Abagail Freemantle. 793 01:27:25,635 --> 01:27:27,339 Hemingford Home. 794 01:27:50,285 --> 01:27:54,895 You come see me. You and all your friends. 795 01:29:49,698 --> 01:29:51,283 I love you, Daddy. 796 01:29:54,786 --> 01:29:56,372 Frannie loves you. 797 01:30:35,748 --> 01:30:36,874 Fran? 798 01:30:37,375 --> 01:30:39,961 Mr. Goldsmith? Hello? 799 01:30:41,546 --> 01:30:44,174 I'm here, Harold. Come in. 800 01:30:49,472 --> 01:30:50,765 Here. 801 01:30:57,897 --> 01:30:59,399 It's my father. 802 01:31:00,567 --> 01:31:02,986 I'm going to bury him in his garden. 803 01:31:03,695 --> 01:31:06,698 That's his favorite place. I think he'll be able to rest there. 804 01:31:06,907 --> 01:31:08,283 I really do. 805 01:31:09,077 --> 01:31:12,288 But I'm so hot and tired. Could you please help me? 806 01:31:14,290 --> 01:31:15,500 Of course. 807 01:31:54,167 --> 01:31:57,462 Here you go. It's a little warm, but it's not too bad. 808 01:31:58,964 --> 01:32:01,259 That's okay. I like warm lemonade. 809 01:32:05,138 --> 01:32:07,056 Harold, it's so strange. 810 01:32:07,473 --> 01:32:10,101 It doesn't even seem like the place I grew up in. 811 01:32:10,476 --> 01:32:12,771 It seems like a different planet. 812 01:32:13,189 --> 01:32:14,982 Yeah, I know what you mean. 813 01:32:16,984 --> 01:32:18,986 I've always hated it here. 814 01:32:19,278 --> 01:32:21,488 All I ever wanted was to escape. 815 01:32:23,783 --> 01:32:27,287 All those guys who used to give me wedgies in gym class... 816 01:32:27,704 --> 01:32:30,582 all the girls who used to laugh at the way I walked... 817 01:32:30,790 --> 01:32:32,375 they're all gone. 818 01:32:34,295 --> 01:32:36,005 And I want them back. 819 01:32:38,299 --> 01:32:39,300 Nuts. 820 01:32:47,017 --> 01:32:50,229 For two people from the same town... 821 01:32:50,938 --> 01:32:53,106 two people who know each other... 822 01:32:53,733 --> 01:32:56,402 to both be immune to something this big: 823 01:32:57,320 --> 01:33:00,031 It's like winning the Megabucks lottery. 824 01:33:02,033 --> 01:33:05,663 - It has to mean something. - Well, there's gotta be other people. 825 01:33:05,955 --> 01:33:09,458 We just gotta figure out how to find them, don't you think? 826 01:33:11,335 --> 01:33:13,754 - We have to go to Stovington. - Where? 827 01:33:14,965 --> 01:33:16,758 Stovington, Vermont. 828 01:33:17,259 --> 01:33:19,761 There's a government communicable disease center there. 829 01:33:19,970 --> 01:33:24,266 If anyone's still alive and trying to find a cure for the flu, that's where they'd be. 830 01:33:24,558 --> 01:33:27,562 - lmmune cases as well. - Harold, you're a genius. 831 01:33:28,980 --> 01:33:30,565 That's a great idea. 832 01:33:31,566 --> 01:33:34,277 Of course, Stovington might be deserted, too. 833 01:33:37,364 --> 01:33:38,991 Roads are jammed. 834 01:33:40,367 --> 01:33:43,996 - Can you ride a motorcycle? - Yeah. Jess taught me. 835 01:33:45,873 --> 01:33:47,876 Yeah, that's your boyfriend. 836 01:33:48,585 --> 01:33:50,295 Well, not anymore. 837 01:33:53,631 --> 01:33:55,508 Do you think that maybe... 838 01:33:56,802 --> 01:34:00,806 - you know, maybe I could be... - Harold, we're always gonna be friends. 839 01:34:02,808 --> 01:34:04,810 - Oh, I forgot. - What? 840 01:34:05,603 --> 01:34:07,814 It's a surprise. Wait right here. 841 01:34:11,902 --> 01:34:16,531 I found it in the garage when I was looking for canvas. 842 01:34:18,242 --> 01:34:21,037 It runs on batteries. I thought maybe it would cheer me up. 843 01:34:21,329 --> 01:34:22,955 Cheer us both up. 844 01:34:23,539 --> 01:34:25,750 Okay, what do you want to hear? 845 01:36:32,222 --> 01:36:33,389 Hello? 846 01:36:39,813 --> 01:36:41,315 Is anybody here? 847 01:37:03,339 --> 01:37:04,757 Giddyup, boy. 848 01:37:16,062 --> 01:37:17,188 Hello? 849 01:37:21,192 --> 01:37:22,694 Is anybody there? 850 01:37:25,071 --> 01:37:26,657 Is anybody anywhere? 851 01:37:27,992 --> 01:37:29,285 Over here! 852 01:37:30,369 --> 01:37:31,453 Where? 853 01:37:33,080 --> 01:37:34,456 Keep shouting. 854 01:37:35,207 --> 01:37:37,085 I don't believe I need to. 855 01:37:42,215 --> 01:37:45,594 - You're not gonna shoot me, are you? - Are you dangerous? 856 01:37:45,802 --> 01:37:49,307 I don't know. No, I'm not dangerous. 857 01:38:05,949 --> 01:38:07,826 I can smell your perfume. 858 01:38:13,041 --> 01:38:15,043 I'm glad to see you, too. 859 01:38:16,336 --> 01:38:20,841 Except for the birds, we may be the only living creatures in this entire city. 860 01:38:21,842 --> 01:38:23,719 Don't you believe it... 861 01:38:25,179 --> 01:38:28,349 'cause there are a lot of dangerous people out there. 862 01:38:28,557 --> 01:38:31,478 Some of them are every bit as healthy as we are. 863 01:38:31,686 --> 01:38:34,272 So my gun might not be such a bad idea? 864 01:38:35,482 --> 01:38:36,483 No. 865 01:38:44,784 --> 01:38:46,369 You know something? 866 01:38:51,917 --> 01:38:53,794 I've seen this guy before... 867 01:38:56,713 --> 01:38:59,800 in Times Square, just before everything went to hell. 868 01:39:00,801 --> 01:39:02,720 Screaming about monsters. 869 01:39:03,888 --> 01:39:06,015 Now he said they were coming. 870 01:39:06,891 --> 01:39:08,309 He was right. 871 01:39:32,420 --> 01:39:37,049 - How rare did you want it? - Just run it through a warm room. 872 01:39:39,844 --> 01:39:42,973 You know, I was hoping you'd say that. 873 01:39:44,850 --> 01:39:47,352 - Ta-da. - Thank you. 874 01:39:50,355 --> 01:39:51,273 This one's barely breathing. 875 01:39:51,356 --> 01:39:52,149 This one's barely breathing. 876 01:39:55,862 --> 01:39:57,864 I think I lost my appetite. 877 01:39:59,073 --> 01:40:01,951 - We gotta get out of here. - I beg your pardon? 878 01:40:02,160 --> 01:40:04,580 I mean, we gotta get out of the city. 879 01:40:05,080 --> 01:40:07,207 I mean, it's not just the odds of getting shot. 880 01:40:07,416 --> 01:40:11,086 Do you have any idea what it's going to smell like in two weeks? 881 01:40:11,295 --> 01:40:14,006 Five million people rotting in the July sun. 882 01:40:17,719 --> 01:40:19,012 What is that? 883 01:40:20,889 --> 01:40:22,098 Vitamin C. 884 01:40:26,103 --> 01:40:28,814 Yeah, I'm sorry. It's none of my business. 885 01:40:29,482 --> 01:40:31,150 Apology accepted. 886 01:40:32,818 --> 01:40:36,323 Mostly because I think you're right. The Big Apple is baked. 887 01:40:39,952 --> 01:40:42,621 Do you really want me to go with you, Larry? 888 01:40:43,247 --> 01:40:46,042 Yeah. You betcha. 889 01:40:48,544 --> 01:40:49,629 Good. 890 01:40:50,838 --> 01:40:51,839 When? 891 01:40:58,555 --> 01:41:00,683 I'd say the sooner the better. 892 01:41:02,476 --> 01:41:03,560 Where? 893 01:41:05,479 --> 01:41:08,567 We go west. Towards Nebraska. 894 01:41:09,776 --> 01:41:12,654 There's a town called Hemingford Home. 895 01:41:13,280 --> 01:41:15,073 Nebraska? Why Nebraska? 896 01:41:15,282 --> 01:41:17,785 I've been having these dreams about it. 897 01:41:18,286 --> 01:41:21,289 An old black woman who calls herself Mother Abagail. 898 01:41:21,998 --> 01:41:24,875 The town's real enough. I checked the road atlas. 899 01:41:26,711 --> 01:41:29,881 You mean, you're having visions of an old black woman? 900 01:41:35,512 --> 01:41:37,681 You haven't had dreams like that? 901 01:41:54,241 --> 01:41:56,911 No, I don't dream. I never dream. 902 01:41:59,121 --> 01:42:01,249 Wait. Nadine. 903 01:42:17,266 --> 01:42:19,644 We should get out of this graveyard. 904 01:42:23,982 --> 01:42:26,443 How I love to love Nadine. 905 01:42:41,209 --> 01:42:43,087 Hey, can anybody hear me? 906 01:42:50,010 --> 01:42:51,679 Let me out! 907 01:42:54,599 --> 01:42:56,184 Let me out of here! 908 01:43:11,534 --> 01:43:12,827 You have to. 909 01:43:15,038 --> 01:43:17,124 I'm gonna starve if you don't. 910 01:43:21,420 --> 01:43:23,715 I don't want to starve to death. 911 01:43:25,466 --> 01:43:26,551 Starve. 912 01:43:38,439 --> 01:43:39,773 Just in case. 913 01:43:44,946 --> 01:43:46,573 Emergency supplies. 914 01:43:56,709 --> 01:43:58,377 Anybody! 915 01:45:05,492 --> 01:45:07,703 Bombs away! 916 01:45:20,884 --> 01:45:24,972 Hey, Trash! What'd old lady Semple say when you torched her pension check? 917 01:45:25,306 --> 01:45:28,475 - Who's there? - People who play with fire wet the bed. 918 01:45:28,976 --> 01:45:32,230 Gonna stick you in the nuthatch up in Terre Haute, Trash. 919 01:45:32,439 --> 01:45:36,026 Stick you in the nuthatch and give you a few thousand shock treatments. 920 01:45:36,234 --> 01:45:37,319 Shut up! 921 01:45:37,527 --> 01:45:39,321 Keep him away from me! 922 01:45:41,824 --> 01:45:44,327 Hey, Trash, why didn't you burn up the school? 923 01:45:49,624 --> 01:45:51,335 No one's there, Trash. 924 01:45:52,419 --> 01:45:55,130 They're all dead. They can't hurt you anymore. 925 01:45:55,339 --> 01:45:56,340 Can't hurt me? 926 01:45:56,465 --> 01:45:59,051 - Can't tease you anymore. - Can't tease me. 927 01:45:59,468 --> 01:46:00,844 Not anymore. 928 01:46:07,435 --> 01:46:08,937 My life for you. 929 01:46:17,237 --> 01:46:18,364 There. 930 01:46:20,157 --> 01:46:22,077 Go, Trashy. Run. Now! 931 01:46:22,494 --> 01:46:23,995 My life for you! 932 01:47:06,125 --> 01:47:07,501 Trashcan Man. 933 01:47:15,635 --> 01:47:16,761 What? 934 01:47:17,053 --> 01:47:18,430 Where are you? 935 01:47:18,930 --> 01:47:20,348 Everywhere. 936 01:47:20,849 --> 01:47:23,768 I will place you high in my councils, Trash... 937 01:47:24,769 --> 01:47:28,149 and I will set you to burn. 938 01:47:31,652 --> 01:47:33,654 My life for you. 939 01:47:56,680 --> 01:47:58,390 You were right, Lord. 940 01:47:59,808 --> 01:48:01,727 Those prunes did the trick. 941 01:48:02,102 --> 01:48:04,605 But my, don't they taste nasty. 942 01:48:12,697 --> 01:48:15,909 "Once in every generation... 943 01:48:17,536 --> 01:48:20,414 "the plague shall fall among them." 944 01:48:21,916 --> 01:48:24,210 That's what it says in the Book. 945 01:48:26,253 --> 01:48:30,050 Seems like you maybe went a little too far this time... 946 01:48:34,262 --> 01:48:36,056 Rats in the corn, Lord. 947 01:48:37,140 --> 01:48:39,435 And the rats are his, ain't they? 948 01:48:41,229 --> 01:48:42,855 Welladay. 949 01:48:56,662 --> 01:48:59,499 I feel them coming in my direction. 950 01:49:01,167 --> 01:49:04,587 Some of them will be going on to him... 951 01:49:05,463 --> 01:49:06,881 won't they? 952 01:49:22,816 --> 01:49:26,111 I hear you, Lord, and I'm in the way of doing your will. 953 01:49:27,321 --> 01:49:29,406 But I don't much like it. 954 01:49:32,201 --> 01:49:35,830 Hundred and six years old. Seems a mite long in the tooth... 955 01:49:36,122 --> 01:49:40,418 to be leading the children of lsrael out of Egypt. 956 01:49:42,046 --> 01:49:44,632 Or the children of America into Colorado. 957 01:49:58,938 --> 01:50:01,441 Doctor said cut out the coffee. 958 01:50:04,153 --> 01:50:06,572 But I just have only one cup a day. 959 01:50:07,365 --> 01:50:08,866 Two cups a day. 960 01:50:11,786 --> 01:50:14,164 Besides, he's dead and I'm alive. 961 01:50:19,878 --> 01:50:21,463 I do what you say, Lord. Don't I always? 962 01:50:21,588 --> 01:50:23,256 I do what you say, Lord. Don't I always? 963 01:50:25,468 --> 01:50:27,595 But even your own son prayed... 964 01:50:27,762 --> 01:50:32,517 that the cup be taken from his lips, and I'm praying the same thing. 965 01:50:35,229 --> 01:50:37,815 Probably get about the same answer, too. 966 01:51:02,842 --> 01:51:04,927 I got the Lord to protect me! 967 01:51:06,054 --> 01:51:08,348 I ain't scared of the likes of you! 968 01:51:08,849 --> 01:51:10,851 I think you lie, old woman. 969 01:51:12,644 --> 01:51:14,646 Get thee hence, low spirit! 970 01:51:15,147 --> 01:51:17,525 Turn them away if they come, Mother. 971 01:51:18,651 --> 01:51:21,654 Take my advice. Turn them away. 972 01:51:31,790 --> 01:51:34,168 Your blood is in my fists, Mother. 973 01:51:59,321 --> 01:52:03,825 Dear Lord, take this evil vision from my sight. 974 01:52:23,555 --> 01:52:27,226 If it's your will to bring them on, God... 975 01:52:28,727 --> 01:52:32,148 better do it before I lose my guts. 976 01:52:33,441 --> 01:52:34,442 Amen. 977 01:53:06,185 --> 01:53:08,813 - Anybody home? - Help me! 978 01:53:10,023 --> 01:53:11,483 I'm down here! 979 01:53:12,693 --> 01:53:14,194 Please help me! 980 01:53:22,495 --> 01:53:24,706 You sound pretty hungry, rabbit. 981 01:53:47,356 --> 01:53:50,359 Could you let me out of here, mister? I'll do anything you want. 982 01:53:55,073 --> 01:53:56,366 You poor guy. 983 01:53:57,867 --> 01:53:59,577 You look like kaka. 984 01:54:02,080 --> 01:54:05,167 - Tell me something, Lloyd. - How do you know my name? 985 01:54:05,250 --> 01:54:06,669 Lucky guess. 986 01:54:07,961 --> 01:54:09,880 How'd you stay alive so long? 987 01:54:10,089 --> 01:54:13,175 I saw it coming down and I saved up some food. That's how. 988 01:54:18,390 --> 01:54:20,308 Brer Rat. How'd he taste? 989 01:54:28,609 --> 01:54:31,404 Poke should be here, not me. Everything was Poke's idea. 990 01:54:31,612 --> 01:54:35,199 And you got stuck with nothing to eat but rat tartare. Bad luck. 991 01:54:35,492 --> 01:54:37,703 Worst damn luck I ever heard of. 992 01:54:38,412 --> 01:54:41,748 But it could just be that your luck's on the change, Lloyd. 993 01:54:41,915 --> 01:54:43,125 Look here. 994 01:54:52,844 --> 01:54:53,928 My God. 995 01:54:54,220 --> 01:54:57,349 Wait a minute, son. You ain't seen nothing yet. 996 01:55:04,857 --> 01:55:06,275 Not bad, huh? 997 01:55:09,863 --> 01:55:12,073 I never even introduced myself, did I? 998 01:55:12,282 --> 01:55:15,368 Pleased to meet you, Lloyd. Hope you guessed my name. 999 01:55:16,161 --> 01:55:19,081 Nothing. Just a little classical reference. 1000 01:55:19,582 --> 01:55:22,960 Actually, my name's Flagg. Randall Flagg. 1001 01:55:23,669 --> 01:55:25,171 Before I open up this cell door... 1002 01:55:25,254 --> 01:55:28,383 and take you out for a couple of cheeseburgers and fries... 1003 01:55:29,760 --> 01:55:32,679 I think we ought to have ourselves a little understanding. 1004 01:55:32,888 --> 01:55:35,515 I'm going to make you my foreman, Lloyd. 1005 01:55:36,016 --> 01:55:37,809 I'm gonna slip the keys to the kingdom into your hand. I pick you. 1006 01:55:37,809 --> 01:55:39,687 I'm gonna slip the keys to the kingdom into your hand. I pick you. 1007 01:55:41,105 --> 01:55:43,483 Do you understand that? I pick you. 1008 01:55:45,985 --> 01:55:48,989 Anyone ever done that for you in your whole miserable life? 1009 01:55:52,785 --> 01:55:54,203 Not even Poke. 1010 01:55:55,704 --> 01:55:58,248 We just, you know, sort of fell together. 1011 01:56:01,711 --> 01:56:04,214 After that, I just kind of got left here. 1012 01:56:04,714 --> 01:56:06,549 "Kind of got left here." 1013 01:56:07,926 --> 01:56:10,638 That's one way of putting it, I suppose. 1014 01:56:13,432 --> 01:56:18,020 Would you like to get back at those people who'd leave a man to die in a jail like... 1015 01:56:18,312 --> 01:56:19,730 Well, like him? 1016 01:56:22,442 --> 01:56:25,654 - You bet I would. - Of course you would. 1017 01:56:25,946 --> 01:56:29,866 But I've got a feeling you're somebody special. A real find. 1018 01:56:30,450 --> 01:56:32,370 Not exactly a quiz kid... 1019 01:56:33,871 --> 01:56:35,456 but you are the first. 1020 01:56:35,665 --> 01:56:38,042 I'm even going to put you ahead of Trashcan Man. 1021 01:56:38,251 --> 01:56:40,878 - Who? - Never mind. 1022 01:56:41,755 --> 01:56:43,966 I need your word that we're gonna stick together. 1023 01:56:44,174 --> 01:56:46,385 No backstabbing, no falling asleep on the watch. 1024 01:56:46,510 --> 01:56:49,596 Just you and me, Lloyd. Win or lose, stand or fall. 1025 01:56:51,390 --> 01:56:53,977 You give me your promise, I give you the key. 1026 01:56:55,895 --> 01:56:57,105 I promise. 1027 01:57:08,075 --> 01:57:09,910 You're free, Lloyd. Come on out. 1028 01:57:32,518 --> 01:57:33,937 Is that mine? 1029 01:57:49,871 --> 01:57:53,249 - Shall we bite some chow, man? - Bite some chow, yes, you bet. 1030 01:57:54,250 --> 01:57:56,962 There's a lot to do. We have to work fast. 1031 01:57:57,046 --> 01:57:59,382 - But we can do it, can't we, Lloyd? - Yes. You bet. 1032 01:57:59,548 --> 01:58:00,966 You and me, soldier. You and me! 1033 01:58:17,110 --> 01:58:19,404 Larry, I can't do it. 1034 01:58:26,620 --> 01:58:28,038 Sure you can. 1035 01:58:28,330 --> 01:58:31,208 - I'll be with you. - No. You don't understand. 1036 01:58:31,417 --> 01:58:35,921 I can't do it. Dark, confined places. I can't do it. I'll go crazy. 1037 01:58:38,633 --> 01:58:40,927 - That's great. - I'm sorry. 1038 01:58:45,306 --> 01:58:47,017 That's just great, Nadine. 1039 01:58:48,019 --> 01:58:50,938 Why you didn't tell me this before we got 60 or so blocks... 1040 01:58:51,230 --> 01:58:53,441 from the George Washington Bridge is beyond me. 1041 01:58:53,649 --> 01:58:55,651 Because I thought I could do it. 1042 01:58:59,072 --> 01:59:00,240 Why me? 1043 01:59:02,743 --> 01:59:04,953 And you've had plenty of those, thank you very much. 1044 01:59:05,162 --> 01:59:06,872 - Give that back. - No, ma'am. 1045 01:59:07,372 --> 01:59:10,668 I'm not going to stand here in the middle of five million dead people... 1046 01:59:10,877 --> 01:59:12,962 and watch you commit suicide. 1047 01:59:13,171 --> 01:59:14,047 No! 1048 01:59:17,800 --> 01:59:18,801 Damn you. 1049 01:59:23,307 --> 01:59:26,101 - Where are you going? - Going to the George Washington Bridge. 1050 01:59:26,310 --> 01:59:27,603 By myself. 1051 01:59:30,899 --> 01:59:35,278 I don't need this prima donna act, missy. I really don't. 1052 01:59:36,404 --> 01:59:40,618 You have fun getting raped and murdered back on Seventh Avenue, sweetheart. 1053 01:59:59,805 --> 02:00:02,016 Come on back. This is crazy. 1054 02:00:03,935 --> 02:00:05,520 I'm sorry, okay? 1055 02:00:05,728 --> 02:00:09,649 If it has to be the bridge, that's fine. Just don't do it alone. 1056 02:00:18,659 --> 02:00:20,035 The hell with you. 1057 02:00:27,335 --> 02:00:29,045 I'm going in now! 1058 02:01:27,868 --> 02:01:29,661 Don't look at them, stupid. 1059 02:01:55,497 --> 02:01:56,582 Larry. 1060 02:03:11,789 --> 02:03:12,999 Who's there? 1061 02:03:15,084 --> 02:03:16,669 ldentify yourself! 1062 02:03:22,885 --> 02:03:25,763 You better start talking before I start shooting here! 1063 02:03:35,315 --> 02:03:38,193 Larry, please stop shooting! 1064 02:03:43,199 --> 02:03:45,701 Nadine, you stay where you are, do you hear me? 1065 02:03:58,548 --> 02:04:00,759 Are you hurt? Did I shoot you? 1066 02:04:00,926 --> 02:04:02,428 No, but I felt the wind... 1067 02:04:02,553 --> 02:04:04,931 One came by so close I felt the wind of it... 1068 02:04:05,139 --> 02:04:09,560 and the tile chips on my face. I think I cut my face-- 1069 02:04:10,144 --> 02:04:11,646 God, I'm so sorry. 1070 02:04:11,646 --> 02:04:13,440 - It's okay. - I'm sorry. 1071 02:04:18,153 --> 02:04:21,073 Are you still mad about the pills? 1072 02:04:21,281 --> 02:04:23,868 - No. - 'Cause I won't take the pills, Larry. 1073 02:04:24,369 --> 02:04:26,371 It's okay. 1074 02:04:53,400 --> 02:04:54,818 Oh, dear God. 1075 02:05:16,259 --> 02:05:17,427 I tell you... 1076 02:05:19,137 --> 02:05:21,222 Jersey never smelled so good. 1077 02:05:56,594 --> 02:05:59,097 I don't think you're singing that just right. 1078 02:06:00,390 --> 02:06:01,517 Take it easy. 1079 02:06:02,810 --> 02:06:04,686 It's okay, I'm a friend. 1080 02:06:05,103 --> 02:06:07,022 Well, I certainly hope so. 1081 02:06:11,111 --> 02:06:14,697 Just think of it as home defense while on the road. 1082 02:06:15,615 --> 02:06:17,992 All right, I certainly will. 1083 02:06:18,828 --> 02:06:23,040 - Glen Bateman at your service. - Stu Redman. Originally from east Texas. 1084 02:06:24,750 --> 02:06:26,836 Kojak, say hello to Stu Redman. 1085 02:06:27,545 --> 02:06:29,548 He's such a miserable dog. 1086 02:06:30,841 --> 02:06:32,759 Don't be too hard on him. 1087 02:06:34,719 --> 02:06:37,055 He's the first dog I've seen in... 1088 02:06:40,434 --> 02:06:42,436 well, since the third week of June. 1089 02:06:42,645 --> 02:06:47,150 Yeah. The superflu took most of the dogs right along with their idiot masters. 1090 02:06:47,650 --> 02:06:48,985 Most unfair. 1091 02:06:53,282 --> 02:06:56,660 It might not be a bad idea to paint with your glasses on. 1092 02:06:57,161 --> 02:06:59,163 Not when you paint like I do. 1093 02:07:36,496 --> 02:07:39,749 I can't do this, Larry. I just... Not now. 1094 02:07:40,249 --> 02:07:43,545 You can. Sure you can. You can do anything. 1095 02:07:50,344 --> 02:07:52,137 No, I can't. 1096 02:08:06,654 --> 02:08:07,988 I want you. 1097 02:08:15,163 --> 02:08:17,165 - I know, but-- - Do you want me? 1098 02:08:19,876 --> 02:08:21,086 I know you do. 1099 02:08:23,088 --> 02:08:24,589 So what's the problem? 1100 02:08:26,259 --> 02:08:28,094 I just... 1101 02:08:30,721 --> 02:08:32,098 need more time. 1102 02:08:35,686 --> 02:08:37,312 It's the dreams? 1103 02:08:39,606 --> 02:08:42,109 - I told you, I don't dream. - Come on, Nadine. 1104 02:08:47,323 --> 02:08:48,992 I had the same dreams. 1105 02:08:54,122 --> 02:08:57,126 I don't know anything about that. I just... 1106 02:09:01,547 --> 02:09:03,340 I just need more time. 1107 02:09:06,845 --> 02:09:08,138 Yeah, sure. 1108 02:09:10,640 --> 02:09:11,933 Time I got. 1109 02:09:13,727 --> 02:09:15,020 Thank you. 1110 02:09:50,017 --> 02:09:53,187 Folks round these parts just call me Mother Abagail. 1111 02:09:54,814 --> 02:09:58,317 You'll be coming along to see me, won't you, Larry? 1112 02:10:00,487 --> 02:10:01,404 Yeah. 1113 02:10:02,781 --> 02:10:04,491 Hemingford Home... 1114 02:10:05,909 --> 02:10:07,327 or Boulder. 1115 02:10:08,411 --> 02:10:10,248 One place or the other. 1116 02:10:17,713 --> 02:10:20,049 So cold. 1117 02:10:21,135 --> 02:10:23,512 No, he's warm. Not you. 1118 02:10:25,514 --> 02:10:27,724 But I'm the one you belong to, Nadine. 1119 02:10:28,433 --> 02:10:30,727 - You are the promised one. - Why me? 1120 02:10:31,437 --> 02:10:32,730 Who promised? 1121 02:10:36,067 --> 02:10:37,443 That doesn't matter. 1122 02:10:43,450 --> 02:10:45,744 Nadine. My love. 1123 02:10:48,664 --> 02:10:52,169 As long as you hide your mind from the old woman, you'll be fine. 1124 02:10:54,171 --> 02:10:57,966 - When you come to me, we'll be married. - Married. 1125 02:11:00,093 --> 02:11:04,515 But I want you to leave the one you're traveling with. Tonight. 1126 02:11:05,308 --> 02:11:08,394 I can handle Larry. He's just a boy. 1127 02:11:10,396 --> 02:11:11,606 Leave him. 1128 02:11:49,773 --> 02:11:52,651 Larry, by the time you read this, I'll be gone. 1129 02:11:52,859 --> 02:11:56,155 If I stay, we'll end up sleeping together, and I can't have that. 1130 02:11:56,364 --> 02:11:59,242 I have my reasons. Thanks for being there. 1131 02:11:59,575 --> 02:12:02,161 I'll see you again. Much love, Nadine. 1132 02:12:04,247 --> 02:12:06,458 You were right about the dreams. 1133 02:13:08,776 --> 02:13:10,361 Hey, mister, watch out! 1134 02:13:21,665 --> 02:13:24,960 Holy G, mister, but you took a tumble. 1135 02:13:25,169 --> 02:13:27,463 Didn't you just? My laws. 1136 02:13:29,508 --> 02:13:33,094 I'm sorry if I scared you, mister, but you scared me, too. 1137 02:13:33,887 --> 02:13:36,890 You're the first person I've seen in just about forever. 1138 02:13:42,104 --> 02:13:43,981 I made that, mister. You like it? 1139 02:13:47,485 --> 02:13:48,694 You bet. 1140 02:13:48,903 --> 02:13:52,825 I got them dummies from the window of Landon's on the highway to Okie City. 1141 02:13:53,700 --> 02:13:57,204 I thought a few decorations would cheer up Main Street. 1142 02:13:57,913 --> 02:14:00,415 It's been awful sad with everyone gone. 1143 02:14:01,543 --> 02:14:02,836 Do you like them? 1144 02:14:05,839 --> 02:14:08,633 Thanks. Decoration is my hobby. 1145 02:14:10,009 --> 02:14:12,638 M-O-O-N. That spells "hobby." 1146 02:14:15,015 --> 02:14:18,727 Do you want to go on up the street to the drugstore and get a Band-Aid? 1147 02:14:19,436 --> 02:14:23,650 We can just take it if we want. Everyone's gone, so it's not like stealing. 1148 02:14:30,448 --> 02:14:32,577 Sure don't talk much, do you? 1149 02:14:43,088 --> 02:14:45,299 I'm sorry, mister, I can't read. 1150 02:14:48,969 --> 02:14:51,180 Just a few little words is all. 1151 02:14:51,388 --> 02:14:55,685 I went to school. I made it to the third grade, but then I kind of pooped out. 1152 02:14:56,102 --> 02:15:00,607 I could read some Curious George when I left, but since then I kind of forgot. 1153 02:15:28,429 --> 02:15:30,723 I'm sorry, mister, I don't get you. 1154 02:15:38,732 --> 02:15:42,069 My daddy always said I was a little slow on the upchuck. 1155 02:15:43,362 --> 02:15:44,738 That's a joke. 1156 02:15:45,155 --> 02:15:47,534 My daddy was always joking around and... 1157 02:15:55,166 --> 02:15:56,544 I got it, mister! 1158 02:15:58,379 --> 02:16:01,465 You're just like old Albion Packalotte's hired man. 1159 02:16:01,674 --> 02:16:03,801 Tom Cullen knows what that is. 1160 02:16:03,968 --> 02:16:07,472 M-O-O-N. That spells "deaf and dumb"! 1161 02:16:21,988 --> 02:16:24,323 When they all coming back, mister? 1162 02:16:26,325 --> 02:16:28,829 I know where they went, laws, yes. 1163 02:16:29,830 --> 02:16:31,999 They up and went to Kansas City. 1164 02:16:34,501 --> 02:16:37,337 They're always talking about what a dull town this is... 1165 02:16:37,504 --> 02:16:40,133 since the roller rink went bust. 1166 02:16:40,717 --> 02:16:44,137 There's just the drive-in theater out on Route 61. 1167 02:16:44,512 --> 02:16:48,851 All they show is them diddly-daddly pictures and they're all rated "X." 1168 02:16:49,560 --> 02:16:52,354 M-O-O-N. That spells "X." 1169 02:16:53,939 --> 02:16:56,150 So they all went to Kansas City. 1170 02:16:59,863 --> 02:17:02,949 Except my mama. She caught a cold and died. 1171 02:17:04,159 --> 02:17:06,661 I put her in the cemetery my own self. 1172 02:17:08,663 --> 02:17:11,959 So she didn't go to Kansas City with the rest of them. 1173 02:17:12,460 --> 02:17:16,088 She's up in heaven. She's eating the bread of life with Jesus. 1174 02:17:34,776 --> 02:17:37,904 Mister, if you're going to Kansas City, can I go with you? 1175 02:17:38,112 --> 02:17:39,697 I ain't never been... 1176 02:17:40,114 --> 02:17:42,201 and I don't want to stay here anymore. 1177 02:17:42,535 --> 02:17:45,829 It's lonely and it's scary at night. 1178 02:18:10,439 --> 02:18:13,151 Drive a car? Tom Cullen? 1179 02:18:13,652 --> 02:18:14,862 Laws, no. 1180 02:18:17,948 --> 02:18:20,450 I guess you can't drive a car, either. 1181 02:18:32,589 --> 02:18:34,967 I got just the thing for you, ma'am. 1182 02:18:40,472 --> 02:18:43,392 Hey, mister, nice bike. Who's it for? 1183 02:18:50,275 --> 02:18:53,278 You want me to go with you? To Kansas City? 1184 02:18:57,116 --> 02:18:58,993 To see the old black lady? 1185 02:19:06,919 --> 02:19:10,797 That's right. She lives in a little house in the corn. 1186 02:19:11,506 --> 02:19:13,800 She plays her guitar on the porch. 1187 02:19:14,718 --> 02:19:19,057 I don't mind going to see her, but we won't go see the other one, will we? 1188 02:19:19,933 --> 02:19:22,727 The one that turns into a crow and flies away? 1189 02:19:24,854 --> 02:19:27,441 He wears boots and jeans... 1190 02:19:27,650 --> 02:19:30,444 and a jacket with special buttons on it. 1191 02:19:31,529 --> 02:19:32,947 Face buttons. 1192 02:19:33,656 --> 02:19:37,035 He looks like a man, but I don't think he's really a man. 1193 02:19:37,536 --> 02:19:40,038 We won't go near him, will we, mister? 1194 02:19:41,456 --> 02:19:44,251 Okay, then. All right, I'm ready. 1195 02:19:45,085 --> 02:19:49,382 Laws, yes. M-O-O-N. That spells "ready." 1196 02:20:03,564 --> 02:20:06,775 M-O-O-N. That spells "Nebraska"! 1197 02:20:34,014 --> 02:20:36,224 Time to get going, Stuart. 1198 02:20:37,225 --> 02:20:38,727 You come see me. 1199 02:20:40,146 --> 02:20:41,439 Who are you? 1200 02:20:42,940 --> 02:20:45,526 - Who are you really? - Your last hope. 1201 02:20:46,944 --> 02:20:49,447 If you miss me in Hemingford Home... 1202 02:20:50,031 --> 02:20:53,535 we'll be moving on to Colorado. I think you know where. 1203 02:20:54,244 --> 02:20:56,038 Boulder. But... 1204 02:20:58,749 --> 02:21:00,375 The rats are his. 1205 02:21:46,802 --> 02:21:50,931 Stay away from her, East Texas. Stay away or you'll all die. 1206 02:22:01,025 --> 02:22:02,151 The plague! 1207 02:22:07,332 --> 02:22:12,045 You come on along and see me. You and all your friends. 1208 02:22:17,760 --> 02:22:21,472 Damn dreams are going to drive me crazy if I don't do something. 1209 02:22:23,183 --> 02:22:26,854 So I'm gonna go to Nebraska. I gotta find out what this means. 1210 02:22:28,272 --> 02:22:30,566 - You want to come with me? - Why not? 1211 02:22:31,275 --> 02:22:34,278 Always assuming we can find a motorcycle with a sidecar. 1212 02:22:34,570 --> 02:22:36,281 I'm not leaving Kojak. 1213 02:22:37,574 --> 02:22:39,910 Well, you don't sound very enthusiastic. 1214 02:22:41,703 --> 02:22:43,997 When I lose sleep, I get cranky. 1215 02:22:46,709 --> 02:22:48,002 Bad dreams? 1216 02:22:50,505 --> 02:22:53,216 The name of the guy in the desert is Flagg. 1217 02:22:53,799 --> 02:22:57,221 And I think he's crucifying anyone who gets in his way. 1218 02:23:02,518 --> 02:23:04,728 Let's say we go out there to Nebraska and the old woman's there. 1219 02:23:04,811 --> 02:23:07,023 Let's say we go out there to Nebraska and the old woman's there. 1220 02:23:07,815 --> 02:23:10,818 "Folks round these parts call me Mother Abagail. 1221 02:23:11,319 --> 02:23:15,532 "I'm 106 years old and still make my own bread." 1222 02:23:16,741 --> 02:23:18,244 Yeah, that's her. 1223 02:23:18,744 --> 02:23:21,622 Let's say she's real. Then what? 1224 02:23:21,830 --> 02:23:24,416 Well, it's obvious she's some sort of magnet. 1225 02:23:24,625 --> 02:23:27,963 So I suppose we start building the whole sorry mess up again... 1226 02:23:28,255 --> 02:23:30,257 using her as magnetic north. 1227 02:23:31,675 --> 02:23:33,176 You hear that? 1228 02:24:07,881 --> 02:24:09,382 How you doing? 1229 02:24:10,885 --> 02:24:14,221 I'm Stu Redman. This here's Glen Bateman. 1230 02:24:15,097 --> 02:24:18,017 And that furry one over there, that's Kojak. 1231 02:24:18,225 --> 02:24:19,310 Fran Goldsmith. 1232 02:24:21,021 --> 02:24:24,524 - We're glad to meet you. - And we're glad to see you. 1233 02:24:25,025 --> 02:24:27,235 - Aren't we, Harold? - I don't know. 1234 02:24:27,652 --> 02:24:29,321 Do we assume they're all right... 1235 02:24:29,529 --> 02:24:32,325 just because they remember how to shake hands? 1236 02:24:33,242 --> 02:24:35,453 No harm intended here, Mr... 1237 02:24:37,413 --> 02:24:39,332 Lauder. Harold Lauder. 1238 02:24:41,250 --> 02:24:44,963 Harold, I don't think I'm ever going to get these calluses off my fanny. 1239 02:24:47,466 --> 02:24:48,759 Where are you folks headed? 1240 02:24:48,967 --> 02:24:51,846 - Nebraska. - Stovington, Vermont. 1241 02:24:58,770 --> 02:25:00,146 What? What's wrong? 1242 02:25:01,064 --> 02:25:04,151 Going to Stovington would be a waste of your time. 1243 02:25:04,985 --> 02:25:07,363 I hardly think you're the best judge of that. 1244 02:25:07,571 --> 02:25:10,783 He was there. And he knows. They tried to kill him. 1245 02:25:11,408 --> 02:25:13,286 - Really? - Yeah. 1246 02:25:15,288 --> 02:25:16,498 Look... 1247 02:25:18,708 --> 02:25:21,711 Glen and I were about ready to head to Nebraska. 1248 02:25:24,507 --> 02:25:28,886 We've been having the same dream-- 1249 02:25:29,095 --> 02:25:30,888 The dreams are an aberration. 1250 02:25:33,724 --> 02:25:37,813 Maybe, but we're all headed in the same direction. 1251 02:25:38,146 --> 02:25:39,731 - Why don't we go together? - Okay. 1252 02:25:39,815 --> 02:25:41,316 - No. - Harold. 1253 02:25:43,735 --> 02:25:45,530 I don't like the looks of them. 1254 02:25:46,823 --> 02:25:48,616 This one in particular. 1255 02:25:54,832 --> 02:25:58,127 Can I talk to you for a second? Come on. 1256 02:26:05,677 --> 02:26:09,347 I'm gonna talk straight to you now, okay? Between you and me. 1257 02:26:11,182 --> 02:26:13,560 I do not want to cut in on you here. 1258 02:26:13,977 --> 02:26:16,856 That's the last thing in the world that I want. 1259 02:26:19,150 --> 02:26:21,569 Relax. The last thing in the world. 1260 02:26:40,590 --> 02:26:41,883 Here you go. 1261 02:26:45,011 --> 02:26:46,012 - Okay. - No, thanks. 1262 02:26:46,512 --> 02:26:47,723 You sure? 1263 02:26:56,315 --> 02:26:58,026 Not bad. Cold. 1264 02:26:58,443 --> 02:26:59,945 Enjoy it. 1265 02:27:00,028 --> 02:27:04,115 I have a feeling there's gonna be a shortage of cold beer this summer. 1266 02:27:05,909 --> 02:27:09,121 - I still want to check Stovington. - Harold, why? 1267 02:27:10,623 --> 02:27:12,250 Let's just say I'm from Missouri. 1268 02:27:12,416 --> 02:27:15,878 And I don't always take the word of people I just met as gospel. 1269 02:27:18,256 --> 02:27:19,550 All right. 1270 02:27:21,343 --> 02:27:24,680 But there isn't anything there you're gonna wanna see. 1271 02:28:07,643 --> 02:28:09,228 Still from Missouri? 1272 02:28:37,876 --> 02:28:42,464 You was right. I never should have eaten all them apples. Laws, no. 1273 02:28:49,555 --> 02:28:51,140 Where you going? 1274 02:28:55,771 --> 02:29:00,275 Don't worry, I ain't going nowhere. My legs feel all funny. 1275 02:29:58,548 --> 02:30:01,634 My God. Are you real? 1276 02:30:13,897 --> 02:30:15,983 If you're real, say something. 1277 02:30:28,789 --> 02:30:30,499 Are you a deaf-mute? 1278 02:30:36,005 --> 02:30:39,217 Somebody finally shows up in this crappy town... 1279 02:30:39,426 --> 02:30:41,720 and it turns out to be a deaf-mute. 1280 02:30:46,224 --> 02:30:49,812 Well, hi. My name's Julie Lawry. 1281 02:30:51,814 --> 02:30:53,816 You can't tell me yours, can you? 1282 02:30:56,027 --> 02:30:57,236 Poor you. 1283 02:31:02,368 --> 02:31:04,370 Does baby have a sad tummy? 1284 02:31:15,966 --> 02:31:17,467 Ain't he a moose? 1285 02:31:24,558 --> 02:31:29,272 "I'm Nick Andros. My friend is Tom Cullen. He's mildly retarded." 1286 02:31:34,903 --> 02:31:37,489 A retard and a deaf-mute. Just my luck. 1287 02:31:38,490 --> 02:31:39,491 What? 1288 02:31:50,086 --> 02:31:52,923 Do all deaf-mutes have such big guns? 1289 02:31:56,635 --> 02:31:58,012 They do? 1290 02:32:23,957 --> 02:32:25,167 Peekaboo. 1291 02:32:27,252 --> 02:32:28,629 What? 1292 02:32:30,339 --> 02:32:32,841 No. Hold me. 1293 02:32:33,634 --> 02:32:35,136 You gotta hold me. 1294 02:32:36,763 --> 02:32:38,348 I've been lonely. 1295 02:33:03,500 --> 02:33:05,294 No, no. What's that? 1296 02:33:06,921 --> 02:33:08,506 He's just a retard. 1297 02:33:08,714 --> 02:33:11,592 He doesn't feel things the way that you and I do. 1298 02:33:11,801 --> 02:33:13,094 He can wait. 1299 02:33:26,108 --> 02:33:27,235 What? 1300 02:33:30,446 --> 02:33:31,656 Get out. 1301 02:33:32,532 --> 02:33:33,950 Stupid dummy. 1302 02:33:41,458 --> 02:33:44,044 It was those apples. Laws, yes. 1303 02:33:44,753 --> 02:33:48,758 I don't want it. No, sir. Say, who's that? 1304 02:33:50,844 --> 02:33:52,762 How you doing, cutie-pie? 1305 02:33:53,972 --> 02:33:56,474 I heard you weren't feeling too good. 1306 02:33:57,267 --> 02:33:59,061 Your name's Tom, right? 1307 02:34:00,688 --> 02:34:01,981 Tom Cullen. 1308 02:34:02,481 --> 02:34:06,360 - M-O-O-N. That spells "Tom Cullen." - Yes. 1309 02:34:07,570 --> 02:34:09,781 I don't want medicine, mister. 1310 02:34:09,990 --> 02:34:13,160 That's right. You know what I know about that stuff? That stuff's poison. 1311 02:34:13,493 --> 02:34:18,165 No, sir. Tom Cullen doesn't drink poison. Daddy said, "Don't you ever." 1312 02:34:18,498 --> 02:34:21,794 Daddy said if it killed the rats in the barn, it'd kill me, too. 1313 02:34:22,003 --> 02:34:25,214 Please don't make me drink it, mister. Please. 1314 02:34:27,800 --> 02:34:31,013 His daddy said, "Don't do it." Don't make him do it. 1315 02:34:38,896 --> 02:34:41,691 I got Mighty Mouse here with pink lips... 1316 02:34:41,900 --> 02:34:45,028 and a big old moose over there crying just like a baby. 1317 02:34:49,824 --> 02:34:51,535 Dummy freak bastard! 1318 02:35:02,422 --> 02:35:04,925 Yeah, that's right. You wouldn't dare. 1319 02:35:08,971 --> 02:35:11,474 Please. Don't fight. 1320 02:35:11,766 --> 02:35:14,894 I feel better now. I can go on, see? 1321 02:35:32,998 --> 02:35:35,292 Fine, I'll read your crappy note. 1322 02:35:42,424 --> 02:35:45,886 It was just a joke, dummy. It was a joke. 1323 02:35:47,596 --> 02:35:50,725 Joke, stupid. It was a joke! 1324 02:35:55,022 --> 02:35:57,524 I'm gonna get you. You and your stupid freak friend. 1325 02:35:57,691 --> 02:35:59,943 I'm gonna get both of you guys! 1326 02:36:26,556 --> 02:36:29,476 Sorry, mister. I cry like a baby. 1327 02:36:30,268 --> 02:36:32,854 But she scared me. Laws, yes. 1328 02:36:39,070 --> 02:36:40,279 You, too? 1329 02:36:56,589 --> 02:36:57,799 Laws, yes! 1330 02:36:58,216 --> 02:37:01,094 Let's get out of here before she comes back. 1331 02:37:07,101 --> 02:37:10,896 She's shooting at us! Come on, mister, we gotta get out of here! 1332 02:37:14,817 --> 02:37:17,445 Come on! I want to see you run! 1333 02:37:26,121 --> 02:37:29,917 If I ever see any of you two in my face again, I'll kill you! 1334 02:38:25,424 --> 02:38:27,718 Hot. Laws, yes. 1335 02:38:37,645 --> 02:38:38,938 What is it? 1336 02:38:44,445 --> 02:38:49,241 Mister, we gotta go. We gotta hide! What if... That could be her! 1337 02:38:54,873 --> 02:38:57,667 She's back there. Laws, yes, Tom knows that... 1338 02:38:59,378 --> 02:39:01,546 but what if that one's like her? 1339 02:39:11,682 --> 02:39:14,978 He might be like us? Nice, like us? 1340 02:39:49,641 --> 02:39:52,811 Holy crow! Am I glad to see you fellows. 1341 02:39:55,523 --> 02:39:57,650 You boys headed to Nebraska? 1342 02:39:59,944 --> 02:40:03,823 My friend can't talk. He's deaf and dumb. But he's smart. 1343 02:40:07,369 --> 02:40:10,164 I bet he is. He got that look, don't he? 1344 02:40:11,165 --> 02:40:12,875 Name's Ralph Brentner. 1345 02:40:14,668 --> 02:40:16,046 I'm Tom Cullen. 1346 02:40:16,254 --> 02:40:19,049 M-O-O-N. That spells "Tom Cullen." 1347 02:40:20,258 --> 02:40:24,971 I don't know his name 'cause I can't read it. Sure wish I did, though. Laws, yes. 1348 02:40:36,275 --> 02:40:38,987 Your friend's name here is Nick Andros. 1349 02:40:40,113 --> 02:40:42,199 M-O-O-N. I guess that spells "Nick." 1350 02:40:43,200 --> 02:40:45,410 Nick Andros. How you doing? 1351 02:40:49,415 --> 02:40:51,209 Why don't you boys climb on in? 1352 02:40:51,793 --> 02:40:54,295 We got some miles to turn before dark. 1353 02:42:17,219 --> 02:42:18,637 Thank God! 1354 02:42:19,013 --> 02:42:22,726 I'm so happy. We're so happy to see someone else. 1355 02:42:23,226 --> 02:42:24,227 Right, Joe? 1356 02:42:25,228 --> 02:42:28,231 - I'm so pleased to meet you. - Same here, believe me. 1357 02:42:30,025 --> 02:42:31,610 How you doing, son? 1358 02:42:32,528 --> 02:42:33,529 Joe! 1359 02:42:34,447 --> 02:42:35,823 Put that away. 1360 02:42:35,948 --> 02:42:38,951 Nice kid. Has he had his rabies shots yet? 1361 02:42:39,452 --> 02:42:43,373 I'm sorry. He's been traumatized. 1362 02:42:44,249 --> 02:42:45,542 Haven't we all? 1363 02:42:46,752 --> 02:42:48,045 I suppose so. 1364 02:42:52,174 --> 02:42:53,676 I'm Lucy Swann. 1365 02:42:58,181 --> 02:42:59,474 The boy... 1366 02:43:00,392 --> 02:43:03,186 I found him in a supermarket in lowa City. 1367 02:43:03,478 --> 02:43:06,607 He was just wandering around and eating sweet stuff. 1368 02:43:07,691 --> 02:43:09,777 Back then, he was almost feral. 1369 02:43:10,403 --> 02:43:12,488 You took him with you anyway. 1370 02:43:13,406 --> 02:43:15,200 He would have died on his own. 1371 02:43:20,789 --> 02:43:24,919 So what do you think happened here? I mean, you think it was lightning, or... 1372 02:43:25,628 --> 02:43:27,505 It started around dusk. 1373 02:43:27,713 --> 02:43:31,217 It was a whole series of explosions on the west side of town... 1374 02:43:31,426 --> 02:43:32,927 where the tank farms are. 1375 02:43:33,428 --> 02:43:36,140 Then, later that night, there was a wind... 1376 02:43:36,640 --> 02:43:39,226 and by morning, the rest of the city was gone. 1377 02:43:39,435 --> 02:43:40,728 I'd say it was set. 1378 02:43:43,105 --> 02:43:46,443 You think somebody deliberately burned Des Moines to the ground? 1379 02:43:47,318 --> 02:43:48,445 Yes. 1380 02:43:53,241 --> 02:43:56,871 Who'd want to burn a whole city to the ground, for God's sakes? 1381 02:44:05,838 --> 02:44:07,758 Cibola. 1382 02:44:12,137 --> 02:44:14,347 My life for you. 1383 02:44:17,977 --> 02:44:22,690 I will set you high in my councils, and I will set you to burn. 1384 02:44:26,694 --> 02:44:27,988 Cibola. 1385 02:44:28,781 --> 02:44:32,493 The city, as promised. 1386 02:44:51,222 --> 02:44:54,934 Thank you, Lord. I didn't drop it on the floor. 1387 02:44:58,604 --> 02:45:01,233 Now, Lord, I ain't picked the corn yet. 1388 02:45:02,109 --> 02:45:06,154 Maybe some of those men you're sending will help me out. 1389 02:45:29,054 --> 02:45:31,975 Thank you, my Lord, for bringing them to me. 1390 02:45:34,894 --> 02:45:36,271 Hello, Mother. 1391 02:45:37,897 --> 02:45:40,984 Ralph Brentner. I'm so pleased to meet you. 1392 02:45:44,697 --> 02:45:48,200 We never made a single wrong turn. Nick here knew just how to come. 1393 02:45:52,581 --> 02:45:53,874 Hello, Nick. 1394 02:45:56,084 --> 02:45:58,003 Glad to see you. 1395 02:45:59,296 --> 02:46:00,630 God bless. 1396 02:46:03,634 --> 02:46:06,095 You've done it, Nick. You've brought them through. 1397 02:46:06,929 --> 02:46:09,015 You're the first of many. 1398 02:46:10,308 --> 02:46:11,934 You're all welcome here. 1399 02:46:12,518 --> 02:46:16,315 Our time is very short, but we'll break bread together... 1400 02:46:16,523 --> 02:46:19,026 and have some fellowship, one with the other. 1401 02:46:19,234 --> 02:46:21,737 - Granny lady? - What, honey? 1402 02:46:22,362 --> 02:46:24,741 Are you the oldest lady in the world? 1403 02:46:25,158 --> 02:46:27,243 Gina. That's not polite. 1404 02:46:28,244 --> 02:46:31,831 Mayhap so, sweetheart. Mayhap so. 1405 02:46:46,890 --> 02:46:48,892 That was a dilly of a meal, ma'am. 1406 02:46:49,559 --> 02:46:50,977 It wasn't bad. 1407 02:46:51,478 --> 02:46:53,063 Birds was a little tough. 1408 02:46:53,688 --> 02:46:56,275 "But it's a hell of a lot tougher where there's none"... 1409 02:46:56,484 --> 02:46:58,277 my own mama used to say. 1410 02:46:59,278 --> 02:47:03,366 Now I've made up a cot for the little one in the back room. 1411 02:47:04,575 --> 02:47:07,663 - The woman, what's her name, Ralph? - Susan. Susan Stern. 1412 02:47:09,081 --> 02:47:13,127 A goodish name. She can bunk with the tot. 1413 02:47:16,506 --> 02:47:20,718 How did you know to come to me in the first place? 1414 02:47:24,514 --> 02:47:26,434 We dreamed of you, Mother. 1415 02:47:27,226 --> 02:47:29,103 Of you and the other fellow. 1416 02:47:32,022 --> 02:47:33,524 The other fellow. 1417 02:47:37,028 --> 02:47:39,239 Come on, you. Time for bed. 1418 02:47:42,742 --> 02:47:44,661 God bless the child. 1419 02:47:46,538 --> 02:47:49,751 God bless the child that's got her own. 1420 02:47:53,129 --> 02:47:54,547 I was told... 1421 02:47:55,131 --> 02:47:58,343 that we're gonna be like a snowball rolling downhill... 1422 02:47:58,761 --> 02:48:01,346 picking up other people as we head west. 1423 02:48:02,264 --> 02:48:04,558 Told? Told by who, Mother? 1424 02:48:05,058 --> 02:48:06,393 Told by God. 1425 02:48:06,977 --> 02:48:11,691 I tried not to hear what God had to tell me but you can see all the good it done. 1426 02:48:15,570 --> 02:48:17,697 You been drafted, too, Nick. 1427 02:48:18,198 --> 02:48:20,576 God has his finger on your heart. 1428 02:48:21,494 --> 02:48:24,580 And He's got more fingers than one. 1429 02:48:25,581 --> 02:48:29,126 There's dark work ahead for his chosen ones. 1430 02:48:30,796 --> 02:48:32,297 Dark and bloody. 1431 02:48:46,312 --> 02:48:47,522 Ma'am... 1432 02:48:48,606 --> 02:48:51,735 what if this dark man we've been dreaming about isn't real? 1433 02:48:52,319 --> 02:48:56,156 What if he's, what do you call it, a bogeyman? 1434 02:48:57,324 --> 02:48:59,827 You dreamed of me. Am I the bogeyman? 1435 02:49:02,038 --> 02:49:03,248 No, ma'am. 1436 02:49:03,331 --> 02:49:05,041 He's real all right... 1437 02:49:06,626 --> 02:49:09,838 and it's our lot to deal with him. 1438 02:49:10,130 --> 02:49:12,425 God don't explain his will... 1439 02:49:12,758 --> 02:49:15,052 to the likes of Abby Freemantle. 1440 02:49:25,355 --> 02:49:26,356 Well? 1441 02:49:29,192 --> 02:49:30,485 Nick says... 1442 02:49:34,574 --> 02:49:36,784 He says he don't believe in God. 1443 02:49:43,208 --> 02:49:46,420 God bless you, Nick, but it don't matter. 1444 02:49:47,504 --> 02:49:49,923 He believes in you. 1445 02:50:17,759 --> 02:50:18,927 I'm fine. 1446 02:50:20,846 --> 02:50:23,140 Just thinking some long thoughts. 1447 02:50:27,562 --> 02:50:30,481 My daddy owned all this once. 1448 02:50:31,774 --> 02:50:33,568 As far as your eye can see. 1449 02:50:41,452 --> 02:50:43,454 And my brothers lost it... 1450 02:50:43,871 --> 02:50:46,374 a piece at a time, after he was gone. 1451 02:50:47,584 --> 02:50:48,877 Finally... 1452 02:50:50,086 --> 02:50:52,714 the only thing left was the home place. 1453 02:50:54,883 --> 02:50:57,094 What I said to myself was: 1454 02:50:58,220 --> 02:51:01,515 "Don't worry, Ab. They can have the rest. 1455 02:51:01,807 --> 02:51:04,310 "I'll hang on to the home place... 1456 02:51:06,688 --> 02:51:08,190 "come what may." 1457 02:51:11,610 --> 02:51:13,028 And now look at this. 1458 02:51:14,696 --> 02:51:18,451 Look at my things, sitting in the back of that damn truck. 1459 02:51:20,536 --> 02:51:23,623 And look at me, getting moved on... 1460 02:51:24,832 --> 02:51:28,045 like a vagrant turned out of a boxcar by railroad dick. 1461 02:51:31,924 --> 02:51:33,550 Is that what God is? 1462 02:51:35,219 --> 02:51:38,640 A big old railroad dick, who'd like to whop you upside your head... 1463 02:51:38,848 --> 02:51:42,352 if you don't step as lively as he wants you to step? 1464 02:51:44,980 --> 02:51:46,481 Oh, Jesus! 1465 02:51:57,159 --> 02:51:58,661 You guys coming? 1466 02:51:59,078 --> 02:52:00,664 Daylight's wasting. 1467 02:52:09,882 --> 02:52:11,301 Come on, Nick... 1468 02:52:14,220 --> 02:52:15,805 Ralph's waiting. 1469 02:52:36,119 --> 02:52:37,329 All right. 1470 02:52:38,830 --> 02:52:40,040 Let's go. 1471 02:52:49,842 --> 02:52:51,636 Boulder, here we come! 1472 02:54:18,773 --> 02:54:19,983 Cibola! 1473 02:54:27,366 --> 02:54:30,077 My life for you. 1474 02:54:41,214 --> 02:54:43,592 Wonderful city of gold! 1475 02:54:44,301 --> 02:54:47,305 Seven in one. My life for you. 1476 02:55:03,030 --> 02:55:04,406 Anybody here? 1477 02:55:34,940 --> 02:55:38,151 - What are we gonna do with him? - Let him sleep. Flagg wants him. 1478 02:55:38,443 --> 02:55:40,280 Where is Flagg, anyway? 1479 02:55:41,656 --> 02:55:43,866 You that anxious to see him, Barry? 1480 02:55:44,951 --> 02:55:47,245 I just thought... 1481 02:55:48,454 --> 02:55:51,375 Flagg will be around. He's been waiting for this guy. 1482 02:55:51,667 --> 02:55:53,794 This guy's something special. 1483 02:55:54,586 --> 02:55:56,088 My life for you. 1484 02:56:06,600 --> 02:56:10,812 Thank You, Lord, for bringing us across the prairie... 1485 02:56:11,188 --> 02:56:14,400 and to this place where the mountains begin. 1486 02:56:15,526 --> 02:56:19,238 Please take care of us in the days and weeks to come... 1487 02:56:21,115 --> 02:56:24,911 and help us to love one another and do your will... 1488 02:56:25,537 --> 02:56:28,832 however hard it may sometimes seem to us. 1489 02:56:34,922 --> 02:56:37,342 Tom! Tommy, come look! 1490 02:56:39,636 --> 02:56:43,057 - What is it, Gina? - A parade. Come on up and look. 1491 02:56:47,478 --> 02:56:48,771 Gosh, it is! 1492 02:56:58,073 --> 02:57:00,450 M-O-O-N. That spells "parade." 1493 02:57:15,676 --> 02:57:17,803 Help us to be true, dear Lord. 1494 02:57:19,388 --> 02:57:21,682 Help us to stand. 1495 02:57:45,881 --> 02:57:47,981 There's so much blood here. 1496 02:57:50,281 --> 02:57:52,481 Damn it, still not enough light. 1497 02:57:53,281 --> 02:57:55,681 I turned them all up as high as they'll go. 1498 02:57:57,081 --> 02:57:58,081 Never mind. 1499 02:57:58,281 --> 02:58:01,581 Frannie, wipe my forehead off. I'm sweating like a pig. 1500 02:58:03,781 --> 02:58:04,681 Okay? 1501 02:58:18,562 --> 02:58:20,662 Glen, give me the scissors. 1502 02:58:23,462 --> 02:58:25,162 Can you see it, East Texas? 1503 02:58:26,262 --> 02:58:28,462 That's his appendix, right there. 1504 02:58:31,562 --> 02:58:33,143 No, the small one. 1505 02:58:37,243 --> 02:58:38,843 What, Dayna, what? 1506 02:58:40,843 --> 02:58:44,243 - You don't need to. - What do you mean? We're almost there. 1507 02:58:45,643 --> 02:58:46,843 He's dead, Stu. 1508 02:58:49,543 --> 02:58:50,743 Please... 1509 02:58:52,843 --> 02:58:54,243 cover him up. 1510 02:59:17,924 --> 02:59:21,024 "I am the resurrection, and the life. 1511 02:59:22,831 --> 02:59:25,205 "Whosoever believeth in me... 1512 02:59:26,705 --> 02:59:28,105 "shall not perish." 1513 02:59:30,305 --> 02:59:34,205 There's more, I suppose, but I don't remember it. 1514 02:59:34,705 --> 02:59:36,205 It worked for me, Judge. 1515 02:59:36,405 --> 02:59:37,305 Amen. 1516 03:00:19,867 --> 03:00:20,967 Good morning, Mr. Lauder. 1517 03:00:22,267 --> 03:00:23,667 Where the hell is everybody? 1518 03:00:23,767 --> 03:00:26,767 Dayna's still asleep. I don't know where Fran is. 1519 03:00:27,067 --> 03:00:28,967 I think Stu went fishing. 1520 03:00:29,067 --> 03:00:31,867 Off catching lunch in the Big Two-Hearted River. 1521 03:00:32,067 --> 03:00:33,367 Figures. 1522 03:00:33,767 --> 03:00:34,967 I beg pardon? 1523 03:00:36,067 --> 03:00:37,267 Oh, nothing. 1524 03:00:37,467 --> 03:00:41,048 The Judge and I thought we'd take a little ride into town and go CB shopping. 1525 03:00:41,248 --> 03:00:42,648 Want to come? 1526 03:00:42,848 --> 03:00:45,348 - I'll pass. - Just as you like. 1527 03:01:22,929 --> 03:01:23,829 Hi. 1528 03:01:26,229 --> 03:01:28,166 Still thinking about Mark? 1529 03:01:29,610 --> 03:01:31,210 It's not just that. 1530 03:01:32,310 --> 03:01:34,710 I had a dream about the scary one last night. 1531 03:01:35,410 --> 03:01:37,610 It was by far the worst one yet. 1532 03:01:37,910 --> 03:01:40,710 There were all these crosses on Highway 15. 1533 03:01:41,310 --> 03:01:44,910 Yeah, made out of barn beams and telephone poles, right? 1534 03:01:45,110 --> 03:01:47,810 - With people hanging off of them. - You, too? 1535 03:01:48,210 --> 03:01:51,210 Yeah. And Dayna and Glen. 1536 03:01:52,610 --> 03:01:53,791 Judge Farris. 1537 03:01:54,891 --> 03:01:58,591 - Okay if I sit down? - Yeah, of course. 1538 03:02:03,691 --> 03:02:06,191 I dreamed about him the night Mark died. 1539 03:02:06,391 --> 03:02:08,491 Last night I drew the old lady. 1540 03:02:08,891 --> 03:02:12,191 - That one's much better. - Yeah, a whole lot better. 1541 03:02:12,491 --> 03:02:16,691 She was on a porch, but not the same one as before. 1542 03:02:16,991 --> 03:02:20,072 I think she and the first bunch have finally made it to Boulder. 1543 03:02:20,272 --> 03:02:21,872 I know they have. 1544 03:02:23,672 --> 03:02:24,972 She said: 1545 03:02:25,972 --> 03:02:28,572 "You got to move them along faster still, Stuart. 1546 03:02:28,772 --> 03:02:30,772 "One day off's all you get. 1547 03:02:30,972 --> 03:02:33,372 "Mind you, keep picking up strays along the way." 1548 03:02:35,272 --> 03:02:36,572 It's so weird. 1549 03:02:37,472 --> 03:02:40,472 How can we all be having the same dream like this? 1550 03:02:43,529 --> 03:02:44,653 I don't know. 1551 03:02:55,453 --> 03:02:58,653 You know, Glen's got some sleeping pills... 1552 03:02:58,853 --> 03:03:00,953 in his little traveling pharmacy. 1553 03:03:01,253 --> 03:03:03,353 You want me to ask him to give you one? 1554 03:03:03,553 --> 03:03:05,553 - Thank you, but no. - You sure? 1555 03:03:05,753 --> 03:03:09,134 Get a good night's rest before we have to hit the road again. 1556 03:03:09,834 --> 03:03:10,934 I can't. 1557 03:03:12,334 --> 03:03:13,434 Why not? 1558 03:03:16,434 --> 03:03:18,634 I'm afraid it'll hurt the baby. 1559 03:03:52,215 --> 03:03:53,615 Have you told Harold? 1560 03:03:59,796 --> 03:04:02,696 - When are you due? - January. 1561 03:06:19,901 --> 03:06:22,001 We have something to tell you. 1562 03:06:25,301 --> 03:06:29,782 - I don't know really how to say it. - I think I have a pretty good idea. 1563 03:06:30,682 --> 03:06:32,182 Congratulations. 1564 03:06:35,182 --> 03:06:37,082 Fran thought you might be a little... 1565 03:06:37,282 --> 03:06:39,182 Jealous? Angry? 1566 03:06:40,782 --> 03:06:42,682 Something like that, yeah. 1567 03:06:43,382 --> 03:06:45,082 Well, jealous, yeah. 1568 03:06:45,482 --> 03:06:48,182 Angry? It's life. 1569 03:06:56,663 --> 03:06:58,863 I've got something to tell you. 1570 03:07:01,363 --> 03:07:03,563 I couldn't say it up until now. 1571 03:07:07,663 --> 03:07:09,363 I love you, Frannie. 1572 03:07:13,263 --> 03:07:14,763 Thank you, Harold. 1573 03:07:15,963 --> 03:07:19,536 - And I believe I owe you an apology. - That's all right. 1574 03:07:22,244 --> 03:07:24,744 - Still friends, right, guys? - Of course. 1575 03:07:24,944 --> 03:07:26,544 - Yes. - Good deal. 1576 03:07:32,044 --> 03:07:33,744 You need any help with that? 1577 03:07:33,844 --> 03:07:36,844 - No, everything's under control. - You're sure, now? 1578 03:07:52,825 --> 03:07:54,725 Perfectly under control. 1579 03:08:39,587 --> 03:08:41,087 My life for you! 1580 03:09:02,768 --> 03:09:06,968 Cibola. 1581 03:09:08,568 --> 03:09:10,768 Seven in one. 1582 03:09:11,168 --> 03:09:14,068 My life for you. 1583 03:09:20,268 --> 03:09:21,568 How are you feeling, man? 1584 03:09:23,078 --> 03:09:24,321 I'm okay. 1585 03:09:26,449 --> 03:09:29,049 - Who are you? - This here's Lloyd Henreid. 1586 03:09:29,449 --> 03:09:31,849 He ain't bad for a slice of Wonder Bread. 1587 03:09:32,249 --> 03:09:35,349 I'm the Rat Man. Bold, black, beautiful. 1588 03:09:35,849 --> 03:09:38,849 Pleased to meet you, Trash. 1589 03:09:39,249 --> 03:09:41,649 How do you know people back home used to call me that? 1590 03:09:41,849 --> 03:09:45,449 You gotta do something about that talking-in-your-sleep thing. 1591 03:09:46,949 --> 03:09:48,058 Listen... 1592 03:09:49,403 --> 03:09:52,930 I didn't know your exact sizes, but these ought to be okay. 1593 03:09:53,930 --> 03:09:56,930 - Am I going somewhere? - Yeah, Flagg wants to see you. 1594 03:09:58,930 --> 03:10:00,430 My life for him. 1595 03:10:00,930 --> 03:10:03,730 Yes. My life for him! 1596 03:10:05,330 --> 03:10:06,830 Dude's crazy. 1597 03:10:08,930 --> 03:10:10,430 Like we're not? 1598 03:10:12,430 --> 03:10:13,555 Get dressed. 1599 03:10:42,692 --> 03:10:44,292 The Trashcan Man. 1600 03:10:45,592 --> 03:10:47,492 How good it is to see you. 1601 03:10:48,192 --> 03:10:52,492 My life for you. 1602 03:10:53,492 --> 03:10:55,692 I don't think it will come to that. 1603 03:11:43,654 --> 03:11:46,254 There's work for you in the desert, Trash. 1604 03:11:47,954 --> 03:11:49,554 Great work, if you want it. 1605 03:11:50,354 --> 03:11:51,554 Anything. 1606 03:11:53,680 --> 03:11:55,224 My life for you. 1607 03:12:07,035 --> 03:12:08,835 I love you. 1608 03:12:09,435 --> 03:12:12,135 I know. I know you do. 1609 03:12:15,735 --> 03:12:18,557 And I'm going to fulfill all your dreams, Trash. 1610 03:12:23,916 --> 03:12:25,916 Come, let's talk about your future. 1611 03:12:48,597 --> 03:12:52,097 Mother Abagail, I dreamed about you. 1612 03:12:53,697 --> 03:12:55,697 I know you did. 1613 03:12:58,897 --> 03:13:00,397 Come on up here. 1614 03:13:01,897 --> 03:13:04,897 Just you and your man to start with. 1615 03:13:08,619 --> 03:13:10,878 You're with child, little girl. 1616 03:13:11,578 --> 03:13:13,278 How did you know that? 1617 03:13:15,178 --> 03:13:18,478 How do, Stuart? Welcome to Boulder. 1618 03:13:19,778 --> 03:13:21,078 Pleased to meet you. 1619 03:13:25,278 --> 03:13:27,078 How do you know my name? 1620 03:13:29,078 --> 03:13:31,478 You're all welcome here. 1621 03:13:32,178 --> 03:13:35,549 Come on in and let us visit a spell. 1622 03:13:36,659 --> 03:13:40,159 Seems there were more here before. 1623 03:13:43,359 --> 03:13:44,759 Harold's gone. 1624 03:13:47,659 --> 03:13:50,959 Well, come on in. I made some lemonade. 1625 03:13:51,159 --> 03:13:52,859 Very pleased to see you. 1626 03:13:55,359 --> 03:13:56,559 I'm here. 1627 03:13:57,559 --> 03:13:59,092 I came to you. 1628 03:14:01,740 --> 03:14:05,440 "The bride cometh to the bridegroom as a flame to the wick of a lamp." 1629 03:14:08,040 --> 03:14:09,740 Is that the Bible? 1630 03:14:10,740 --> 03:14:12,640 Danielle Steel, I think. 1631 03:14:13,840 --> 03:14:15,140 Who cares? 1632 03:14:23,969 --> 03:14:24,892 My love. 1633 03:14:29,521 --> 03:14:31,021 You okay, ma'am? 1634 03:14:33,421 --> 03:14:35,121 Of course I am. Why? 1635 03:14:35,921 --> 03:14:37,821 You were having a bad dream. 1636 03:14:38,021 --> 03:14:40,521 Must have been a real wowser, by the sound. 1637 03:14:40,721 --> 03:14:41,921 Was it about him? 1638 03:14:43,221 --> 03:14:44,921 The walking dude? 1639 03:14:47,721 --> 03:14:49,256 I don't remember. 1640 03:14:50,793 --> 03:14:51,902 We're making real good time. 1641 03:14:52,002 --> 03:14:55,102 They must have cleared the road all the way from Julesburg. 1642 03:14:55,302 --> 03:14:57,202 How long till we get there? 1643 03:14:57,402 --> 03:14:58,602 Two hours. Three at the most. 1644 03:14:58,702 --> 03:14:59,902 Two hours. Three at the most. 1645 03:15:00,702 --> 03:15:02,402 Look, you can see the mountains. 1646 03:15:45,864 --> 03:15:48,164 Summer's almost gone. Can't believe it. 1647 03:15:50,364 --> 03:15:53,964 How the time flies when you're having fun. Right, East Texas? 1648 03:15:54,464 --> 03:15:56,164 - Big day today. - How so? 1649 03:16:00,502 --> 03:16:02,343 The power station. Oh, yeah. 1650 03:16:02,745 --> 03:16:06,845 - I can't believe you forgot that. - I didn't forget it. I blocked it out. 1651 03:16:07,145 --> 03:16:10,145 The plague took the people, but it couldn't take the gadgets. 1652 03:16:10,245 --> 03:16:12,145 No, they're all still out there. 1653 03:16:12,345 --> 03:16:15,445 Everything from electric can openers to cobalt bombs... 1654 03:16:15,845 --> 03:16:18,745 just waiting for someone to come along and pick them up. 1655 03:16:19,045 --> 03:16:22,745 - And the scavenger hunt starts today. - Oh, hell, Professor... 1656 03:16:23,045 --> 03:16:26,198 what's so bad about putting the rocks back in people's scotch? 1657 03:16:26,402 --> 03:16:27,926 It's the old way. 1658 03:16:28,226 --> 03:16:30,326 And the old way was a death trip. 1659 03:16:30,526 --> 03:16:33,126 - That's a little heavy, don't you think? - Do you? 1660 03:16:34,026 --> 03:16:37,526 There's an old woman down there who might tell you different, East Texas. 1661 03:16:37,726 --> 03:16:40,526 If she'd talk about this end of it at all, that is. 1662 03:16:40,926 --> 03:16:44,026 - What's the problem? - I don't know if there is one. 1663 03:16:44,426 --> 03:16:47,526 But I know I'm very concerned about the way things are going. 1664 03:16:47,726 --> 03:16:49,747 She wants a mass meeting... 1665 03:16:50,564 --> 03:16:53,907 except she says it's really God who wants the meeting. 1666 03:16:54,607 --> 03:16:57,607 We say, "Fine, you're fine, Mother, God's fine, too." 1667 03:16:58,007 --> 03:17:00,607 And then we go back to tinkering with the power station... 1668 03:17:00,807 --> 03:17:02,307 trying to recreate the world... 1669 03:17:02,407 --> 03:17:04,607 that damn near choked the human race to death. 1670 03:17:04,807 --> 03:17:07,107 What's wrong with this picture? 1671 03:17:28,988 --> 03:17:30,488 Take a look at that. 1672 03:18:20,650 --> 03:18:23,450 You're all welcome here. 1673 03:18:24,150 --> 03:18:27,650 Come on, now! Come on up and say howdy. 1674 03:18:40,031 --> 03:18:41,631 Go to her. 1675 03:18:48,031 --> 03:18:51,531 - You're real. You're really real. - No, get up. 1676 03:18:51,831 --> 03:18:55,565 I ain't no God, and I ain't going to be no golden calf, either. 1677 03:18:56,075 --> 03:18:58,312 Dave Zellman. Rouses Point, New York. 1678 03:18:58,512 --> 03:19:00,112 I dreamed of you, Mother Abagail. 1679 03:19:00,712 --> 03:19:02,712 I'm so glad to have you come. 1680 03:19:02,912 --> 03:19:05,112 I'm Marcy Halloran, Mother Abagail. 1681 03:19:05,312 --> 03:19:07,512 From Cleveland. I dreamed of you, too. 1682 03:19:14,112 --> 03:19:16,412 - She's so gray, Stu. - Who? 1683 03:19:17,212 --> 03:19:19,628 - I know her. - Hold it. 1684 03:19:30,293 --> 03:19:31,993 Who's this woman who comes? 1685 03:19:34,793 --> 03:19:35,993 Go to her. 1686 03:19:40,693 --> 03:19:45,220 - My name is Nadine Cross. - Mayhap it is, mayhap it ain't. 1687 03:19:46,442 --> 03:19:47,869 I'm from New York. 1688 03:19:48,073 --> 03:19:50,774 - Mayhap you are-- - Mayhap I ain't. 1689 03:19:52,674 --> 03:19:53,874 I won't keep you long. 1690 03:19:56,674 --> 03:19:58,174 You look so tired. 1691 03:19:58,774 --> 03:20:03,074 Of course, anyone your age is bound to tire easily, isn't that so? 1692 03:20:04,174 --> 03:20:08,474 - Mother Abagail. - Hello, Joe. What do you know? 1693 03:20:11,117 --> 03:20:13,255 - What the hell... - Leave me alone. 1694 03:20:19,455 --> 03:20:20,555 Hello, Nadine. 1695 03:20:25,555 --> 03:20:27,955 You gonna leave again without saying goodbye? 1696 03:20:28,455 --> 03:20:31,255 I said I had my reasons, that I didn't want to answer questions. 1697 03:20:31,455 --> 03:20:33,155 I still don't, so just leave me alone. 1698 03:20:55,536 --> 03:20:58,736 I'm ready, Brad. All battery power is up and running. 1699 03:21:03,617 --> 03:21:07,017 Listen up, folks. We're about ready to go for it here. 1700 03:21:07,817 --> 03:21:11,617 It might not be such a bad idea to keep the nearest exit in mind. 1701 03:21:16,117 --> 03:21:18,417 Okay, sweetheart, let's let them up. 1702 03:21:30,298 --> 03:21:31,598 I'm scared. 1703 03:21:33,398 --> 03:21:34,898 I'm a little scared myself. 1704 03:21:37,098 --> 03:21:40,398 - Green board! I've got green across! - All right! 1705 03:22:02,379 --> 03:22:04,779 Ladies and gentlemen, we are back! 1706 03:22:22,260 --> 03:22:25,160 There was something in that woman this morning. 1707 03:22:26,260 --> 03:22:27,560 Was it him? 1708 03:22:28,360 --> 03:22:31,260 I don't know, Lord. She passed on by so quick. 1709 03:22:32,960 --> 03:22:35,760 No, that ain't it... 1710 03:22:36,060 --> 03:22:38,460 and I'm too old to be... 1711 03:22:38,760 --> 03:22:42,115 making excuses to the God of my understanding. 1712 03:22:46,941 --> 03:22:49,841 I have sinned in complacency... 1713 03:22:50,541 --> 03:22:52,641 and sinned in pride... 1714 03:22:53,541 --> 03:22:56,441 sitting back in my rocker like a queen... 1715 03:22:56,641 --> 03:22:58,641 and letting them come to me. 1716 03:22:58,841 --> 03:23:01,841 Letting them do everything but bow down before me. 1717 03:23:02,741 --> 03:23:05,672 Oh, my Lord, what am I to do? 1718 03:23:07,298 --> 03:23:09,222 Show me how to go, Lord. 1719 03:23:10,922 --> 03:23:12,122 I'm listening. 1720 03:25:00,846 --> 03:25:02,546 This ain't on the... 1721 03:25:07,546 --> 03:25:10,065 I guess we're all gonna have to get used to this again. 1722 03:25:21,927 --> 03:25:24,227 What I started to say was... 1723 03:25:24,427 --> 03:25:28,027 I wonder if maybe we couldn't start by singing the national anthem. 1724 03:27:30,232 --> 03:27:32,332 Thy will be done, Lord. 1725 03:27:38,934 --> 03:27:42,077 I'm pretty nervous up here, so I hope you all bear with me. 1726 03:27:42,280 --> 03:27:43,395 We will, Stu. 1727 03:27:46,513 --> 03:27:49,413 - I'm on this. - I'll make this as painless as possible... 1728 03:27:49,613 --> 03:27:52,113 so we can all get out of here and have a beer. 1729 03:28:01,613 --> 03:28:02,713 First off... 1730 03:28:04,118 --> 03:28:07,260 I'd like you to meet the man who got the juice on again. 1731 03:28:08,173 --> 03:28:10,594 Brad Kitchner, stand up, take a bow. 1732 03:28:18,994 --> 03:28:22,494 Okay, next thing is this so-called Free Zone Committee. 1733 03:28:23,294 --> 03:28:25,894 The names came from Mother Abagail. 1734 03:28:26,594 --> 03:28:28,997 Where is Mother Abagail? I haven't seen her all day. 1735 03:28:29,200 --> 03:28:31,936 - This is still America... - I'm sure she's around someplace. 1736 03:28:32,139 --> 03:28:36,175 ...and I guess whatever starts with her still has to end with us. 1737 03:28:36,875 --> 03:28:38,175 That means a vote. 1738 03:28:38,575 --> 03:28:41,875 First, though, I'd like you to meet the folks you'll be voting on. 1739 03:28:42,075 --> 03:28:43,475 I'm one of them. 1740 03:28:44,175 --> 03:28:46,075 Stu Redman, from Arnette, Texas. 1741 03:28:53,375 --> 03:28:58,031 Next is Nick Andros, originally from Ridley, Pennsylvania... 1742 03:28:58,639 --> 03:29:00,856 and Ralph Brentner from Okie City. 1743 03:29:07,656 --> 03:29:10,856 Miss Frances Goldsmith from Ogunquit, Maine. 1744 03:29:11,556 --> 03:29:14,756 Stand up, Frannie. Let them see how pretty you look with your dress on. 1745 03:29:20,174 --> 03:29:24,126 Brad Kitchner's good friend Susan Stern from Tacoma, Washington. 1746 03:29:29,637 --> 03:29:33,237 Mr. Glen Bateman from Woodsville, New Hampshire... 1747 03:29:33,437 --> 03:29:35,537 and Larry Underwood from New York City. 1748 03:29:45,763 --> 03:29:47,890 Did you see where Lucy and Joe went? 1749 03:29:49,207 --> 03:29:51,218 Maybe she took him to the bathroom. 1750 03:29:51,418 --> 03:29:54,618 If any of you other folks have any other ideas... 1751 03:29:55,118 --> 03:29:56,318 Mr. Chairman. 1752 03:30:04,718 --> 03:30:06,818 Chair recognizes Harold Lauder. 1753 03:30:10,135 --> 03:30:14,592 I move that we accept Mother Abagail's Free Zone Committee... 1754 03:30:15,599 --> 03:30:16,999 in toto... 1755 03:30:17,499 --> 03:30:19,299 if they'll all serve, that is. 1756 03:30:21,299 --> 03:30:23,499 Brilliant. Utterly brilliant. 1757 03:30:27,899 --> 03:30:30,599 Judge, can we do that? 1758 03:30:31,499 --> 03:30:32,999 You're damn right you can. 1759 03:30:33,199 --> 03:30:35,825 And I for one think it's a damn good idea. 1760 03:30:37,344 --> 03:30:40,078 Folks, it's been moved and seconded... 1761 03:30:40,880 --> 03:30:45,080 that we accept the entire committee as listed on the agenda. 1762 03:30:45,980 --> 03:30:50,680 I guess I ought to ask if there's anybody on the list who wants to step down. 1763 03:30:55,080 --> 03:30:57,180 A voice vote will do just fine. 1764 03:31:01,210 --> 03:31:02,830 Those in favor of accepting the committee as it stands? 1765 03:31:02,932 --> 03:31:04,653 Those in favor of accepting the committee as it stands? 1766 03:31:04,855 --> 03:31:06,561 Aye! 1767 03:31:07,461 --> 03:31:08,461 Opposed? 1768 03:31:19,861 --> 03:31:21,761 The committee is so adopted. 1769 03:31:44,542 --> 03:31:45,742 Oh, no. 1770 03:31:49,248 --> 03:31:50,463 She can't. 1771 03:32:07,923 --> 03:32:09,823 There ought to be a '"turning off'" committee. 1772 03:32:10,023 --> 03:32:11,623 Having the power back on is great... 1773 03:32:11,723 --> 03:32:14,735 but you must realize people didn't get up out of their sickbeds... 1774 03:32:14,937 --> 03:32:17,467 and turn off all their appliances before they died. 1775 03:32:17,670 --> 03:32:19,086 She's gone! 1776 03:32:24,404 --> 03:32:25,704 Mother Abagail! 1777 03:32:26,404 --> 03:32:27,604 She's gone. 1778 03:32:28,004 --> 03:32:29,704 What is it? What happened? 1779 03:32:45,085 --> 03:32:46,785 "I must be gone a bit now. 1780 03:32:46,885 --> 03:32:50,085 "I've sinned and presumed to know the mind of God. 1781 03:32:50,685 --> 03:32:53,485 "I must try to find my place in his work again." 1782 03:32:54,685 --> 03:32:58,395 She's scribbled a reference at the bottom. Proverbs 11:3. 1783 03:32:59,103 --> 03:33:03,757 "When pride cometh, then cometh shame: but with the lowly is wisdom." 1784 03:33:07,466 --> 03:33:09,166 All right, what now? 1785 03:33:14,166 --> 03:33:16,466 "This doesn't change much, if anything. 1786 03:33:16,666 --> 03:33:19,266 "We dreamed of Mother Abagail and she was real. 1787 03:33:20,066 --> 03:33:23,780 "That makes it a pretty sure bet that the other guy is real, too. 1788 03:33:24,387 --> 03:33:25,500 "We have to find out all we can about him. 1789 03:33:25,601 --> 03:33:26,613 "We have to find out all we can about him. 1790 03:33:26,714 --> 03:33:29,947 "That probably means sending spies west." 1791 03:33:30,147 --> 03:33:31,247 Spies? 1792 03:33:31,447 --> 03:33:35,147 "It's a nasty thing to think about, but we will do what we have to do. 1793 03:33:35,847 --> 03:33:38,447 "Flagg is our business right now... 1794 03:33:38,747 --> 03:33:42,547 "and we'll have to trust Mother Abagail to her God." 1795 03:33:43,347 --> 03:33:45,747 Our friend in the cowboy boots and jean jacket... 1796 03:33:45,947 --> 03:33:48,761 isn't going to just sit over there on his side of the Rockies... 1797 03:33:48,963 --> 03:33:50,480 playing mumblety-peg, you know. 1798 03:33:50,683 --> 03:33:52,706 If he's planning to come east and attack us... 1799 03:33:52,908 --> 03:33:54,223 Or nuke us. 1800 03:33:54,627 --> 03:33:56,328 ...we ought to know about it. 1801 03:33:57,428 --> 03:33:58,528 All right. 1802 03:33:59,628 --> 03:34:04,128 Let's talk about Flagg. How do we look into his part of the world? 1803 03:34:12,028 --> 03:34:13,337 Damn kid. 1804 03:34:15,461 --> 03:34:16,978 Messing my guitar. 1805 03:34:36,309 --> 03:34:37,409 Honey? 1806 03:34:41,351 --> 03:34:42,868 Yeah, go inside, baby. 1807 03:34:45,990 --> 03:34:48,090 I have to talk to you, Larry. 1808 03:34:48,390 --> 03:34:50,690 Yeah, come on inside. 1809 03:34:51,490 --> 03:34:53,790 No, out here. 1810 03:34:55,590 --> 03:34:56,590 Please. 1811 03:34:59,790 --> 03:35:02,793 Is she the woman that came out of New York with you? 1812 03:35:03,298 --> 03:35:06,129 Yeah. Go inside, baby. I'll handle this. 1813 03:35:28,582 --> 03:35:32,828 - What are you doing here, Nadine? - Messing up your happy home. 1814 03:35:40,052 --> 03:35:41,952 Maybe I came to say I'm sorry. 1815 03:35:43,952 --> 03:35:45,452 I'm so sorry... 1816 03:35:47,352 --> 03:35:49,152 for the way I left you... 1817 03:35:50,552 --> 03:35:53,866 and then for the way I said hello. 1818 03:35:55,888 --> 03:35:59,628 I was just so surprised to see you. 1819 03:36:01,333 --> 03:36:02,933 Yeah, fine. 1820 03:36:05,433 --> 03:36:08,233 Apology accepted. That was easy, wasn't it? 1821 03:36:10,433 --> 03:36:11,733 Is she nice? 1822 03:36:13,133 --> 03:36:15,933 Lucy. She's the best. 1823 03:36:17,133 --> 03:36:18,240 Good. 1824 03:36:21,677 --> 03:36:23,092 I'm glad for you. 1825 03:36:51,595 --> 03:36:54,795 I made a mistake when I left you. I know that now. 1826 03:36:59,995 --> 03:37:02,595 The way it was tonight at the meeting... 1827 03:37:04,495 --> 03:37:07,899 the love and the light... 1828 03:37:09,920 --> 03:37:14,467 I want to stay here, Larry. Make love to me and I can stay here. 1829 03:37:15,976 --> 03:37:18,576 I don't know what you're talking about. 1830 03:37:21,376 --> 03:37:22,876 Doesn't matter. 1831 03:37:25,676 --> 03:37:27,576 Make love to me, Larry. 1832 03:37:28,376 --> 03:37:31,176 Make love to me and everything will be all right... 1833 03:37:31,276 --> 03:37:33,688 and we'll take care of each other. 1834 03:37:37,325 --> 03:37:40,154 You come here and you look right through my wife. 1835 03:37:40,757 --> 03:37:43,557 - Your wife. - Yeah, that's right, my wife. 1836 03:37:44,857 --> 03:37:48,057 Don't you understand? It's too late. 1837 03:37:49,357 --> 03:37:53,257 - Do you understand that? - Yes, I suppose I do. 1838 03:37:58,062 --> 03:37:59,982 You work it out, Nadine. 1839 03:38:45,319 --> 03:38:48,125 - Did you come back for your things? - Don't. 1840 03:38:50,347 --> 03:38:51,559 She's gone. 1841 03:38:52,569 --> 03:38:55,195 I don't know what she wanted, but she's gone now. 1842 03:38:59,200 --> 03:39:00,400 I love you, Lucy. 1843 03:39:14,520 --> 03:39:17,247 Just work it out. 1844 03:39:19,873 --> 03:39:22,781 You are so wise, Larry. 1845 03:39:24,481 --> 03:39:26,181 Very, very wise. 1846 03:40:02,362 --> 03:40:06,598 Now go to Harold, but remember who you really belong to. 1847 03:40:17,243 --> 03:40:19,243 Chow. Bring it on. 1848 03:40:22,843 --> 03:40:24,243 Consider it brung. 1849 03:40:25,143 --> 03:40:27,343 You're the perfect American male, Stu. 1850 03:40:27,543 --> 03:40:29,660 We get the power back and you decide to barbecue. 1851 03:40:29,862 --> 03:40:32,992 Now soon as they bring back pork rinds and Monday Night Football... 1852 03:40:33,194 --> 03:40:34,608 I'm gonna be in redneck heaven. 1853 03:40:34,810 --> 03:40:38,624 Nick's proposal is that we send at least three people west to Las Vegas... 1854 03:40:38,824 --> 03:40:42,524 which we all seem to feel is this Flagg's base of operations. 1855 03:40:43,324 --> 03:40:46,724 The purpose is to try and find out what Flagg's plans are for us. 1856 03:40:47,524 --> 03:40:50,324 Anybody want to kick it around a little bit? 1857 03:40:51,324 --> 03:40:53,228 We haven't been elected one whole day yet... 1858 03:40:53,430 --> 03:40:56,660 and already we've managed to reinvent the ClA. 1859 03:40:57,165 --> 03:40:58,982 Who needs Monday Night Football? 1860 03:40:59,184 --> 03:41:01,103 What the hell else we gonna do? 1861 03:41:01,305 --> 03:41:05,905 All he needs is one guy to target some Scud missile with an A- bomb on it. 1862 03:41:06,305 --> 03:41:07,405 If he's got one, what then? 1863 03:41:07,405 --> 03:41:08,505 If he's got one, what then? 1864 03:41:08,705 --> 03:41:11,905 Somebody will have to try and stop him from using it. 1865 03:41:12,405 --> 03:41:14,005 I want to be one of the three. 1866 03:41:14,105 --> 03:41:16,705 That's commendable, but I'm afraid it's out of the question. 1867 03:41:16,905 --> 03:41:17,906 Why? 1868 03:41:18,107 --> 03:41:21,641 Because we don't know if any of our scouts will make it back. 1869 03:41:22,045 --> 03:41:25,477 Meanwhile, we seven have the not inconsiderable job... 1870 03:41:25,780 --> 03:41:28,586 of getting the Free Zone on a paying basis. 1871 03:41:28,886 --> 03:41:30,486 That's the job you took last night. 1872 03:41:30,586 --> 03:41:33,186 You may not like it, but that doesn't change it. 1873 03:41:33,686 --> 03:41:35,686 Oh, my God, I'm a politician. 1874 03:41:36,686 --> 03:41:38,486 This isn't Colorado: it's hell. 1875 03:41:40,486 --> 03:41:44,199 If that's the way we play, I nominate Judge Farris. 1876 03:41:44,501 --> 03:41:46,621 That old man? You must be nuts. 1877 03:41:46,722 --> 03:41:50,154 Now wait a minute. He is old, but he's sharp. 1878 03:41:51,265 --> 03:41:53,167 He's not in bad health either. 1879 03:41:53,367 --> 03:41:57,167 I don't think Flagg would suspect we'd send an old fellow like the Judge. 1880 03:41:57,367 --> 03:41:59,967 If I can't go, what about asking Dayna? 1881 03:42:00,167 --> 03:42:01,967 - That's a good idea. - Wait. 1882 03:42:02,167 --> 03:42:05,267 - I'm not being serious here. - You better get serious. 1883 03:42:06,667 --> 03:42:08,372 I can't believe we're doing this. 1884 03:42:08,473 --> 03:42:12,308 If you didn't want to get your hands dirty, you should have stayed off the committee. 1885 03:42:12,611 --> 03:42:14,630 We're probably sending people off to get killed. 1886 03:42:14,832 --> 03:42:17,048 Yeah, that's right. Making decisions like that... 1887 03:42:17,248 --> 03:42:19,648 is what being in charge is all about. 1888 03:42:20,048 --> 03:42:21,848 Either grow up and do it or get out. 1889 03:42:25,848 --> 03:42:27,948 You're awful cute when you get angry, Stu. 1890 03:42:39,812 --> 03:42:41,023 Okay, all right. 1891 03:42:42,329 --> 03:42:43,929 So who's the third goat? 1892 03:42:46,229 --> 03:42:47,329 Scout? 1893 03:42:48,629 --> 03:42:50,029 You got any ideas? 1894 03:42:59,847 --> 03:43:01,361 Nick here has got an idea. 1895 03:43:02,572 --> 03:43:03,985 It's a dilly. 1896 03:43:08,510 --> 03:43:10,610 Ten, nine... 1897 03:43:12,610 --> 03:43:13,810 eight. 1898 03:43:14,110 --> 03:43:16,010 You're getting drowsy, Tom. 1899 03:43:16,510 --> 03:43:19,728 Drowsy, that's right. Laws, yes. 1900 03:43:20,535 --> 03:43:23,562 Seven. Drowsier still. 1901 03:43:25,076 --> 03:43:27,791 Soon you'll be fast asleep. 1902 03:43:30,391 --> 03:43:33,791 Six, five, four... 1903 03:43:35,091 --> 03:43:38,991 three, two, one. 1904 03:43:43,296 --> 03:43:44,910 Are you asleep, Tom? 1905 03:43:45,516 --> 03:43:47,433 Yes, Tom's asleep. 1906 03:44:00,472 --> 03:44:03,372 - Can you hear me, Tom? - Yeah, I hear you, Stu. 1907 03:44:04,972 --> 03:44:06,772 Nick's here with me. 1908 03:44:07,772 --> 03:44:11,909 Fran, Larry, Ralph, Sue, Glen, all here with me. 1909 03:44:12,212 --> 03:44:14,835 All my friends, laws, yes. 1910 03:44:16,247 --> 03:44:18,253 We need you to do something, Tom. 1911 03:44:19,153 --> 03:44:20,953 It's for the Free Zone. 1912 03:44:21,653 --> 03:44:24,053 - It's dangerous. - It's him, isn't it? 1913 03:44:31,853 --> 03:44:33,358 Yeah, Tommy, it is. 1914 03:44:33,459 --> 03:44:36,385 The hard case, the walking dude. 1915 03:44:37,696 --> 03:44:39,411 He can call the rats. 1916 03:44:40,118 --> 03:44:43,034 He can see all across the long miles. 1917 03:44:44,134 --> 03:44:46,034 But he's afraid of us. 1918 03:44:46,334 --> 03:44:49,034 Are you the same Tom that Nick met in Oklahoma? 1919 03:44:49,134 --> 03:44:50,934 Yes. No. 1920 03:44:52,234 --> 03:44:53,834 I'm God's Tom. 1921 03:44:58,944 --> 03:45:02,273 We want you to go west, Tommy. Can you do that? 1922 03:45:02,980 --> 03:45:06,006 West. Yes, Tom knows west. 1923 03:45:07,315 --> 03:45:09,215 It's where the sun goes down. 1924 03:45:10,015 --> 03:45:13,115 We need you to keep your eyes open. 1925 03:45:14,715 --> 03:45:15,915 Wide open. 1926 03:45:17,315 --> 03:45:19,815 We want you to look at the airfields... 1927 03:45:20,515 --> 03:45:23,017 and see if people are getting planes ready to fly... 1928 03:45:23,219 --> 03:45:26,346 or maybe missiles. Do you know what missiles are, Tom? 1929 03:45:26,649 --> 03:45:28,666 - Rockets. - Yes, that's right. 1930 03:45:30,280 --> 03:45:32,896 We want you to see if people are being trained. 1931 03:45:33,096 --> 03:45:34,596 - Like soldiers? - Yeah. 1932 03:45:35,596 --> 03:45:37,296 But most important... 1933 03:45:38,696 --> 03:45:40,296 we want you to listen. 1934 03:45:41,796 --> 03:45:44,296 Listen to what people say about Flagg... 1935 03:45:45,196 --> 03:45:47,796 and about the Free Zone here in Boulder. 1936 03:45:49,511 --> 03:45:53,445 We need to know what Flagg means to do about the Free Zone. 1937 03:45:54,453 --> 03:45:55,765 If he means to... 1938 03:45:57,877 --> 03:46:00,677 That's right, Tom. You got it. 1939 03:46:01,477 --> 03:46:03,377 Can you do all that, Tommy? 1940 03:46:03,877 --> 03:46:07,577 Look. Listen. Yes. 1941 03:46:08,977 --> 03:46:11,077 I'll be afraid, but I can do that. 1942 03:46:13,080 --> 03:46:14,189 Look... 1943 03:46:15,500 --> 03:46:17,820 and then you come back here to Boulder... 1944 03:46:18,324 --> 03:46:20,140 when the moon is full. 1945 03:46:20,644 --> 03:46:23,158 - Do you understand? - Yes. 1946 03:46:24,158 --> 03:46:27,858 M-O-O-N spells "moon." 1947 03:46:30,258 --> 03:46:32,058 Come back and tell... 1948 03:46:33,558 --> 03:46:35,058 unless they catch me. 1949 03:46:37,658 --> 03:46:42,095 If anyone asks questions why you came, this is what you'll say: 1950 03:46:42,700 --> 03:46:45,624 - They drove you out of the Free Zone... - Drove me out... 1951 03:46:45,826 --> 03:46:47,439 ...because you were feeble-minded. 1952 03:46:47,639 --> 03:46:50,039 Feeble-minded, laws, yes. 1953 03:46:50,239 --> 03:46:52,339 And you might have a woman... 1954 03:46:53,139 --> 03:46:55,839 and that woman might have idiot children. 1955 03:46:56,239 --> 03:46:58,139 Idiot children like Tom. 1956 03:47:02,339 --> 03:47:05,058 Go ahead, finish. Don't leave him out there. 1957 03:47:10,605 --> 03:47:12,218 Tell it back to me, Tommy. 1958 03:47:13,220 --> 03:47:15,720 What will you say if they ask you questions? 1959 03:47:15,920 --> 03:47:18,120 You drove me out because you were afraid... 1960 03:47:18,320 --> 03:47:21,020 I might have a woman... 1961 03:47:21,420 --> 03:47:24,420 and fill her belly up with a retard like me. 1962 03:47:27,120 --> 03:47:29,031 When you come back here... 1963 03:47:29,535 --> 03:47:31,955 you'll walk at night and sleep in the day. 1964 03:47:32,358 --> 03:47:34,778 Walk at night. Sleep in the day. 1965 03:47:34,980 --> 03:47:36,896 But someone might see you anyway. 1966 03:47:37,901 --> 03:47:41,001 If it's one person that sees you, kill him. 1967 03:47:45,801 --> 03:47:46,901 Kill him? 1968 03:47:48,001 --> 03:47:50,501 If it's more than one, you run. 1969 03:47:52,701 --> 03:47:54,717 Come back when the moon is full. 1970 03:47:55,625 --> 03:47:58,145 Not the half moon, not the fingernail moon. 1971 03:47:58,952 --> 03:48:01,271 Walk at night, sleep in the day. 1972 03:48:02,481 --> 03:48:04,382 Don't let anybody see me. 1973 03:48:08,482 --> 03:48:11,782 Go ahead, Stu, wake him up. Please wake him up. 1974 03:48:21,614 --> 03:48:24,033 Would you like to see an elephant? 1975 03:48:29,563 --> 03:48:30,963 Did I do all right? 1976 03:48:32,463 --> 03:48:34,563 Did I stand on my head like before? 1977 03:48:35,163 --> 03:48:36,263 No, Tom... 1978 03:48:38,163 --> 03:48:40,563 you did some even better tricks this time. 1979 03:48:48,207 --> 03:48:50,828 History teaches us that when the Great Plague hits... 1980 03:48:51,030 --> 03:48:53,544 those who don't die alone usually die in church. 1981 03:48:53,744 --> 03:48:56,544 So, we may find nothing in this one, but if we do... 1982 03:48:57,044 --> 03:48:58,944 try to think of the bodies as cordwood. 1983 03:48:59,144 --> 03:49:01,544 - It'll make it easier. - Cordwood. 1984 03:50:49,381 --> 03:50:50,590 Come on in. 1985 03:50:51,598 --> 03:50:53,513 It is your house after all, isn't it? 1986 03:50:57,040 --> 03:50:58,449 Who the hell are you? 1987 03:51:03,949 --> 03:51:05,249 I'm Nadine Cross. 1988 03:51:13,455 --> 03:51:15,772 I saw you at the meeting the other night... 1989 03:51:15,974 --> 03:51:17,889 and I believe you saw me, too. 1990 03:51:21,013 --> 03:51:24,330 What are you doing in my house? And how did you get in here? 1991 03:51:25,430 --> 03:51:27,530 - And what's that smell? - Supper. 1992 03:51:28,630 --> 03:51:31,630 The rest of the Q and A will have to wait until it's on the table. 1993 03:51:31,830 --> 03:51:34,830 I put two jugs of wash water on the back stoop... 1994 03:51:35,130 --> 03:51:38,637 and, frankly, you could use it. What have you been doing? 1995 03:51:46,698 --> 03:51:49,811 Stuff I'd rather not talk about, if it's all the same to you. 1996 03:51:56,111 --> 03:51:57,811 Don't even think about leaving. 1997 03:51:59,111 --> 03:52:00,611 Absolutely not. 1998 03:52:28,695 --> 03:52:32,323 Tinned beef, I'm afraid. Hardly the choice of French chefs, but... 1999 03:52:35,950 --> 03:52:38,872 - It was wonderful. - Thank you. 2000 03:52:42,573 --> 03:52:45,073 The supermarket is full of deer. Did you know that? 2001 03:52:46,273 --> 03:52:50,373 Now that the produce is gone, they're sticking mainly to the cereal section. 2002 03:53:23,795 --> 03:53:25,306 To friendship. 2003 03:53:30,535 --> 03:53:32,535 Are we going to be friends, Nadine? 2004 03:53:37,135 --> 03:53:38,535 Very good friends. 2005 03:53:40,535 --> 03:53:43,135 You're planning on going west, aren't you? 2006 03:53:43,739 --> 03:53:44,847 To him? 2007 03:53:47,265 --> 03:53:50,488 What would put a crazy idea like that in your head? 2008 03:53:50,690 --> 03:53:53,309 I got lots of crazy ideas. 2009 03:53:57,116 --> 03:53:59,016 Just wait and see. 2010 03:54:08,619 --> 03:54:10,432 You're a virgin, aren't you? 2011 03:54:13,756 --> 03:54:16,577 It's all right. I am, too. 2012 03:54:19,797 --> 03:54:21,897 - You? - Me. 2013 03:54:23,697 --> 03:54:25,597 And I'm gonna stay that way... 2014 03:54:25,797 --> 03:54:28,497 because it's for someone else to change it. 2015 03:54:30,497 --> 03:54:31,497 Who? 2016 03:54:32,497 --> 03:54:34,103 Don't be dense, Harold. 2017 03:54:34,808 --> 03:54:36,823 But we can still do things. 2018 03:54:37,931 --> 03:54:39,845 Things you wouldn't believe. 2019 03:54:40,953 --> 03:54:44,978 Everything but that one thing, and it's such a little thing, really. 2020 03:54:46,078 --> 03:54:47,778 How would you know? 2021 03:54:58,379 --> 03:55:02,005 Pull Tab A, Harold, and shut up. 2022 03:55:10,459 --> 03:55:12,159 To new acquaintances. 2023 03:55:17,259 --> 03:55:18,959 And absent friends. 2024 03:56:01,921 --> 03:56:05,821 The disappearance of the old woman might just be for the best. 2025 03:56:07,521 --> 03:56:10,421 People should be free to judge for themselves... 2026 03:56:10,821 --> 03:56:12,721 what the lights in the sky are... 2027 03:56:13,624 --> 03:56:17,249 or if God sometimes does speak in the thunder. 2028 03:56:18,256 --> 03:56:20,271 - Do you think she's dead? - No. 2029 03:56:20,976 --> 03:56:25,002 She should be, but I don't think she's done yet. 2030 03:56:26,302 --> 03:56:27,702 Or done with us. 2031 03:56:30,902 --> 03:56:32,402 Look, Judge. 2032 03:56:34,202 --> 03:56:35,702 I wanted to talk to you. 2033 03:56:36,002 --> 03:56:38,605 There's no need to twist yourself into knots, Larry. 2034 03:56:42,230 --> 03:56:46,057 I know why I'm here, and I accept. 2035 03:56:47,164 --> 03:56:48,675 How do you know that? 2036 03:56:49,581 --> 03:56:51,883 If someone on the committee's been leaking information-- 2037 03:56:52,083 --> 03:56:55,483 Nobody's been leaking anything. At least, not to me. 2038 03:56:56,683 --> 03:57:01,383 I merely asked myself what my first priority would be... 2039 03:57:01,983 --> 03:57:04,190 if I were in your shoes. 2040 03:57:04,391 --> 03:57:07,916 The answer, of course, is information. 2041 03:57:08,721 --> 03:57:10,534 That means spies. 2042 03:57:12,044 --> 03:57:14,864 We like to call them scouts. 2043 03:57:15,064 --> 03:57:17,664 Okay, scouts, by all means. 2044 03:57:19,164 --> 03:57:21,764 And each of we scouts... 2045 03:57:22,764 --> 03:57:24,864 is to be ignorant of the others... 2046 03:57:25,664 --> 03:57:29,171 in case of capture or torture. 2047 03:57:33,400 --> 03:57:36,521 If you don't think you can make it, you just say so. 2048 03:57:37,931 --> 03:57:40,045 'Cause you're not gonna be much good to anyone... 2049 03:57:40,245 --> 03:57:44,045 lying dead of a heart attack beside some ranch road in New Mexico. 2050 03:57:45,645 --> 03:57:47,445 I'll leave tomorrow... 2051 03:57:48,145 --> 03:57:50,545 in that four-wheel drive of mine. 2052 03:57:52,245 --> 03:57:55,058 North to Wyoming, then due west. 2053 03:57:56,467 --> 03:57:59,287 I'll be cold. I'll be lonely. 2054 03:58:00,394 --> 03:58:02,609 My bowels will not work properly. 2055 03:58:03,415 --> 03:58:06,026 But also, I will be clever. 2056 03:58:08,526 --> 03:58:10,126 I suppose you will. 2057 03:58:26,583 --> 03:58:28,597 Did you enjoy that, Harold? 2058 03:58:30,807 --> 03:58:31,807 Yes. 2059 03:58:34,807 --> 03:58:38,107 - But it couldn't have done much for you. - Au contraire. 2060 03:58:42,907 --> 03:58:45,019 You know, it looks like blood. 2061 03:58:45,321 --> 03:58:49,449 Guess that's why they use it in Communion services. Drink up, Harold. 2062 03:58:56,088 --> 03:58:58,188 How did you get into my house? 2063 03:58:58,988 --> 03:59:02,688 He told me there would be a key under the stoop, and there was. 2064 03:59:05,788 --> 03:59:08,088 Aren't you going to drink your wine? 2065 03:59:08,288 --> 03:59:12,013 - Flagg told you how to get into my house? - Yes. 2066 03:59:13,524 --> 03:59:17,349 He also said you have reason to hate them. 2067 03:59:18,054 --> 03:59:19,363 All of them. 2068 03:59:23,269 --> 03:59:25,369 It's the woman, isn't it? 2069 03:59:25,869 --> 03:59:27,969 You loved her. 2070 03:59:28,969 --> 03:59:31,469 But that didn't stop Redman, did it? 2071 03:59:32,369 --> 03:59:33,773 She was mine. 2072 03:59:36,088 --> 03:59:37,699 And the committee. 2073 03:59:38,404 --> 03:59:41,625 That old woman left me off, and she let that hick Brentner on. 2074 03:59:41,927 --> 03:59:45,249 I'm surprised she didn't let his feeb friend on as well. 2075 03:59:45,550 --> 03:59:47,850 There's someone in the west... 2076 03:59:48,050 --> 03:59:50,950 who will never take what's yours. 2077 03:59:52,050 --> 03:59:53,950 And he's waiting for us. 2078 03:59:57,950 --> 04:00:00,465 I know. I know he is. 2079 04:00:08,518 --> 04:00:10,931 Then drink your wine. 2080 04:01:16,009 --> 04:01:17,821 Guess this is it, Tommy. 2081 04:01:22,954 --> 04:01:24,363 You all right? 2082 04:01:24,967 --> 04:01:27,374 Time to go and see the elephant. 2083 04:01:31,374 --> 04:01:32,674 That's right. 2084 04:01:57,655 --> 04:01:59,955 Travel at night. Sleep in the day. 2085 04:02:00,555 --> 04:02:02,755 Come back when the moon is full. 2086 04:02:03,656 --> 04:02:05,166 Tell what I saw. 2087 04:02:06,877 --> 04:02:08,587 That's right, Tommy. 2088 04:02:12,412 --> 04:02:14,727 Nice of Ralph to loan you his hat. 2089 04:02:15,935 --> 04:02:18,336 He said to take good care of it... 2090 04:02:18,736 --> 04:02:21,336 and give it back to him when I come home. 2091 04:02:22,336 --> 04:02:24,436 That's just what I'm gonna do. 2092 04:02:29,945 --> 04:02:34,373 Wish you were going with me, old pal. I wouldn't be so scared. 2093 04:02:43,017 --> 04:02:46,517 Thanks, Nick. I always forget stuff like that. 2094 04:02:47,617 --> 04:02:49,417 I hate being retarded. 2095 04:03:07,298 --> 04:03:08,298 Bye. 2096 04:03:11,798 --> 04:03:13,698 See you later, alligator. 2097 04:03:15,798 --> 04:03:17,698 After a while, crocodile! 2098 04:03:31,879 --> 04:03:35,279 - Relax, Miss Goldsmith. - Okay, please call me Fran. 2099 04:03:45,693 --> 04:03:48,913 - Have you gained any weight? - Just 5 pounds or so. 2100 04:03:49,818 --> 04:03:51,529 Is he going to be all right? 2101 04:03:51,630 --> 04:03:55,655 - He or she is going to be just fine. - Really? 2102 04:03:56,960 --> 04:03:58,860 I want to see you as soon as you're dressed. 2103 04:03:59,060 --> 04:04:00,560 Okay, thank you. 2104 04:04:02,860 --> 04:04:06,560 You are so lucky. Brad and I are already trying. 2105 04:04:08,560 --> 04:04:11,378 How lucky I am remains to be seen, doesn't it? 2106 04:04:13,793 --> 04:04:16,409 The flu. Who says it's gone? 2107 04:04:17,214 --> 04:04:19,931 Who knows if our babies are going to be immune? 2108 04:04:54,422 --> 04:04:56,122 You're a card, Hawk. 2109 04:04:58,022 --> 04:05:00,937 Yeah, a wild card. 2110 04:05:23,303 --> 04:05:25,716 Do it, Harold. Go for it. 2111 04:05:37,884 --> 04:05:39,484 Were you dreaming? 2112 04:05:40,484 --> 04:05:43,284 They'll be having regular meetings, won't they? 2113 04:05:43,484 --> 04:05:45,284 I mean, they'll have to. 2114 04:05:45,984 --> 04:05:48,084 In fact, they probably already started. 2115 04:05:48,284 --> 04:05:50,496 - Who? - Their committee, Nadine. 2116 04:05:50,697 --> 04:05:52,508 I don't know. I guess. 2117 04:05:54,621 --> 04:05:57,941 There's dynamite in the city storage shed. Tons of it. 2118 04:05:59,350 --> 04:06:01,462 He told me. He showed me. 2119 04:06:03,065 --> 04:06:05,065 What are you talking about? 2120 04:06:06,965 --> 04:06:08,365 A surprise. 2121 04:06:09,265 --> 04:06:10,665 A big loud one. 2122 04:06:13,065 --> 04:06:15,879 Probably not next week, but soon. 2123 04:06:23,525 --> 04:06:25,437 You look so tasty. 2124 04:06:27,346 --> 04:06:29,046 So juicy. 2125 04:06:31,346 --> 04:06:34,546 - Do I? - Yes. 2126 04:06:36,346 --> 04:06:37,646 Come here. 2127 04:07:04,432 --> 04:07:06,042 All runways clear. 2128 04:07:07,249 --> 04:07:09,261 That's a good morning's work. 2129 04:07:11,072 --> 04:07:14,392 - What I'd like is a nice nap. - Yeah, right. 2130 04:07:15,297 --> 04:07:18,608 How come the big guy wanted the runway cleared, anyway? 2131 04:07:18,908 --> 04:07:21,808 You want to have a nice life in Vegas, Richie? 2132 04:07:22,208 --> 04:07:25,008 Good working conditions, retirement benefits? 2133 04:07:26,008 --> 04:07:28,810 - Sure. - Then don't ask why Flagg does things. 2134 04:07:29,313 --> 04:07:31,526 That's the best idea, believe me. 2135 04:07:32,029 --> 04:07:33,337 Hey, Moose. 2136 04:07:39,272 --> 04:07:42,389 - Stick this cooler in the back of the truck. - Sure. 2137 04:07:45,289 --> 04:07:48,789 And get the toolkit out of the cab and take it into the hangar office. 2138 04:07:48,989 --> 04:07:52,589 You bet. M-O-O-N, that spells "toolkit." 2139 04:07:53,791 --> 04:07:54,897 Oh, God. 2140 04:08:12,970 --> 04:08:15,270 Easy, watch the wing. 2141 04:08:19,979 --> 04:08:24,002 - Watch it, Trash. - I am, Carl, it's okay. 2142 04:08:28,529 --> 04:08:30,641 Careful, Trash, that's a bomb. 2143 04:08:34,051 --> 04:08:36,551 We want you to look at the airfields... 2144 04:08:37,351 --> 04:08:40,051 and see if people are getting planes ready to fly... 2145 04:08:40,251 --> 04:08:41,851 or maybe missiles. 2146 04:08:42,951 --> 04:08:45,563 I told you to put the toolbox in the office... 2147 04:08:45,764 --> 04:08:47,977 not be in here snooping around. 2148 04:08:48,178 --> 04:08:49,586 I just heard something. 2149 04:08:49,687 --> 04:08:52,101 I don't want to hear your retarded excuses. 2150 04:08:52,302 --> 04:08:54,414 Now get the hell out of here. 2151 04:08:55,219 --> 04:08:57,231 Everything all right, Barry? 2152 04:08:58,632 --> 04:08:59,932 Yeah, fine. 2153 04:10:11,870 --> 04:10:13,775 What the hell are you doing? 2154 04:10:13,975 --> 04:10:16,375 Don't screw with my disco, Nadine. 2155 04:10:17,075 --> 04:10:19,675 - Is everything all right? - No. 2156 04:10:21,275 --> 04:10:22,375 If I had dropped this... 2157 04:10:22,575 --> 04:10:25,084 you'd be washing my guts out of your pretty white hair... 2158 04:10:25,285 --> 04:10:27,095 for the next two weeks. 2159 04:10:27,498 --> 04:10:28,705 I'm sorry. 2160 04:10:29,207 --> 04:10:32,627 Let me make a suggestion, my little disco queen. 2161 04:10:33,431 --> 04:10:34,739 Take a walk. 2162 04:10:35,745 --> 04:10:36,851 A walk? 2163 04:10:37,052 --> 04:10:38,656 Yes, a walk. 2164 04:10:39,156 --> 04:10:42,756 Because, you see, I have no idea how old this stuff is. 2165 04:10:42,956 --> 04:10:46,256 I do know that old dynamite sweats pure nitroglycerine. 2166 04:10:47,356 --> 04:10:48,757 So, take a walk. 2167 04:10:48,858 --> 04:10:50,769 And if you hear a very loud bang... 2168 04:10:50,970 --> 04:10:55,093 that'll probably be me going to that great disco inferno in the sky. 2169 04:10:55,998 --> 04:10:58,211 All right, if you're sure. 2170 04:10:59,719 --> 04:11:01,328 Yes, buzz. 2171 04:11:01,630 --> 04:11:03,737 Make like a library and book. 2172 04:11:49,799 --> 04:11:52,899 Hello? Fran? Anyone home? 2173 04:12:44,861 --> 04:12:45,861 What? 2174 04:12:47,461 --> 04:12:48,761 We're damned. 2175 04:12:50,370 --> 04:12:52,883 Yes, I know. 2176 04:13:16,658 --> 04:13:18,065 Larry, come on. 2177 04:13:20,076 --> 04:13:21,484 Okay, order. 2178 04:13:26,310 --> 04:13:28,923 Yeah, I'd like to call this meeting to order. 2179 04:14:00,404 --> 04:14:02,104 Grammy Abagail! 2180 04:14:02,604 --> 04:14:04,106 Oh, my God, it's her. 2181 04:14:07,625 --> 04:14:09,233 She's come back. 2182 04:14:40,448 --> 04:14:42,659 - Harold, it's-- - Nadine, here. 2183 04:14:43,966 --> 04:14:46,366 Use this. It's perfectly accurate. 2184 04:14:48,166 --> 04:14:51,166 - All right, but-- - Just tell me when it's 9:15. 2185 04:14:51,366 --> 04:14:53,466 Until then, keep your yap shut. 2186 04:14:55,575 --> 04:14:58,189 It's going to look beautiful from up here. 2187 04:14:58,994 --> 04:15:01,608 The law committee held four meetings last week... 2188 04:15:01,809 --> 04:15:03,719 and will hold two meetings this week... 2189 04:15:03,920 --> 04:15:07,640 in order to finalize the regulations and procedures... 2190 04:15:07,841 --> 04:15:10,247 - to establish a new governing council. - Fran... 2191 04:15:10,447 --> 04:15:14,047 - The meetings are going very slow... - ...Stuart, Nick, Ralph. 2192 04:15:14,747 --> 04:15:16,047 What the hell? 2193 04:15:17,147 --> 04:15:19,551 Listen, we have to get out of here. Right now. 2194 04:15:19,752 --> 04:15:21,964 - Ralph, what is it? - He's right. Something's wrong. 2195 04:15:22,064 --> 04:15:23,673 It's in the closet. 2196 04:15:30,308 --> 04:15:32,017 Nick, don't do it! No! 2197 04:15:35,728 --> 04:15:37,328 Go! We gotta go! 2198 04:15:38,328 --> 04:15:40,328 Do it, Harold! 2199 04:15:40,528 --> 04:15:42,828 This is Harold Lauder. 2200 04:15:43,428 --> 04:15:45,537 I do this of my own free will. 2201 04:16:14,841 --> 04:16:15,947 Help! 2202 04:16:17,354 --> 04:16:18,460 Help me! 2203 04:16:50,471 --> 04:16:51,771 Am I dead? 2204 04:16:54,471 --> 04:16:56,371 No, child. 2205 04:16:57,071 --> 04:16:58,671 You ain't dead. 2206 04:17:00,578 --> 04:17:02,187 Then why am I here? 2207 04:17:02,790 --> 04:17:07,213 You're here to do God's will, child, just like everyone else. 2208 04:17:08,017 --> 04:17:12,239 God didn't bring you together to make a committee or Free Zone. 2209 04:17:12,641 --> 04:17:16,152 He brought you together to send some of you further. 2210 04:17:16,652 --> 04:17:19,852 It's Stuart who must lead, now that Nick's gone. 2211 04:17:20,152 --> 04:17:22,452 Lead? Lead where? 2212 04:17:23,252 --> 04:17:25,157 Why, west, little girl. 2213 04:17:25,861 --> 04:17:28,273 You're not to go. Only these four: 2214 04:17:28,474 --> 04:17:31,590 Stuart, Ralph, Larry, and Glen. 2215 04:17:31,791 --> 04:17:34,405 - You'll bide-- - No, Stuart's not going anywhere. 2216 04:17:34,606 --> 04:17:36,516 He's gonna stay with me when I have my baby. 2217 04:17:36,717 --> 04:17:40,633 Neither one of us is gonna have any more to do with your killer God. 2218 04:17:41,733 --> 04:17:45,133 The devil's imp has called his bride... 2219 04:17:45,433 --> 04:17:47,133 to put her with child. 2220 04:17:47,933 --> 04:17:50,640 Will he let your child live, little girl? 2221 04:17:54,460 --> 04:17:57,074 Father, mother, wife, husband... 2222 04:17:57,878 --> 04:18:01,697 set against them, the Prince of High Places. 2223 04:18:04,009 --> 04:18:06,214 I have sinned in pride. 2224 04:18:07,314 --> 04:18:08,914 So have you all. 2225 04:18:10,014 --> 04:18:11,514 That's past now. 2226 04:18:13,714 --> 04:18:15,822 It's time now... 2227 04:18:16,626 --> 04:18:19,541 to give over your will... 2228 04:18:20,144 --> 04:18:21,853 to the will of God. 2229 04:18:22,858 --> 04:18:26,980 It's time to make your stand. 2230 04:18:43,014 --> 04:18:44,422 Wake up, honey. 2231 04:18:47,337 --> 04:18:49,648 - Did I lose the baby? - No. 2232 04:18:51,055 --> 04:18:53,970 - The baby's okay. - My back. 2233 04:18:57,776 --> 04:18:59,676 The doctor says it's whiplash. 2234 04:18:59,876 --> 04:19:03,376 You won't be running the 100-yard dash for a few months... 2235 04:19:03,676 --> 04:19:06,287 but I think you'll be all right to move. 2236 04:19:06,488 --> 04:19:07,794 Try to sit up. 2237 04:19:16,237 --> 04:19:17,544 Nick's dead. 2238 04:19:24,357 --> 04:19:26,857 - How'd you know? - She told me. 2239 04:19:28,457 --> 04:19:29,860 Who else died? 2240 04:19:30,061 --> 04:19:32,876 - We can talk about that later. - No, who else? 2241 04:19:37,398 --> 04:19:38,806 Chad Norris. 2242 04:19:41,218 --> 04:19:42,524 Al Bundell. 2243 04:19:43,529 --> 04:19:45,037 Angie Terminello. 2244 04:19:46,538 --> 04:19:47,938 Dick Ellis. 2245 04:19:51,338 --> 04:19:52,638 Susan Stern. 2246 04:19:55,645 --> 04:19:57,957 - Twenty or so wounded. - Who did it? 2247 04:19:58,962 --> 04:20:01,977 It looks like Harold Lauder and that Cross woman. 2248 04:20:02,178 --> 04:20:04,389 Where are they? Are they gone? 2249 04:20:05,897 --> 04:20:06,902 Yeah. 2250 04:20:07,907 --> 04:20:09,314 Send them out. 2251 04:20:09,716 --> 04:20:11,219 All but those... 2252 04:20:11,319 --> 04:20:14,819 that are left of your committee. 2253 04:20:18,419 --> 04:20:20,526 All right, 10 minutes. No more. 2254 04:20:20,928 --> 04:20:24,646 Come on, people, if you're not part of the committee, out. Let's go. 2255 04:20:24,847 --> 04:20:25,852 Stay. 2256 04:20:26,857 --> 04:20:29,872 This concerns you and Fran... 2257 04:20:30,274 --> 04:20:32,385 as much as these men... 2258 04:20:33,189 --> 04:20:35,500 who have to go into the wilderness. 2259 04:20:35,900 --> 04:20:38,400 What do you mean, "into the wilderness"? 2260 04:20:40,500 --> 04:20:44,100 This is God's will, given me... 2261 04:20:44,703 --> 04:20:49,024 as I wandered into my own wilderness. 2262 04:20:50,431 --> 04:20:52,441 Draw close around me. 2263 04:20:56,160 --> 04:20:57,667 Tell us, Mother. 2264 04:20:58,773 --> 04:21:02,381 You four men are to go west... 2265 04:21:03,281 --> 04:21:05,981 to take no food or water... 2266 04:21:06,981 --> 04:21:09,181 but to go this very day... 2267 04:21:09,683 --> 04:21:12,497 in the clothes you now wear. 2268 04:21:15,110 --> 04:21:16,819 You are to go on foot. 2269 04:21:18,527 --> 04:21:20,839 I'm in the way of knowing one will fall by the way... 2270 04:21:20,939 --> 04:21:23,251 I'm in the way of knowing one will fall by the way... 2271 04:21:24,155 --> 04:21:27,362 but I don't know which it will be. 2272 04:21:28,862 --> 04:21:33,162 I'm in the way of knowing the others will be taken... 2273 04:21:33,862 --> 04:21:35,669 before this Flagg... 2274 04:21:36,574 --> 04:21:38,182 who isn't a man... 2275 04:21:38,684 --> 04:21:42,201 but a creature from beyond the world. 2276 04:21:44,010 --> 04:21:48,030 I don't know if you will defeat him. 2277 04:21:48,834 --> 04:21:52,843 I only know God wants you to go... 2278 04:21:54,143 --> 04:21:55,843 and with God's help... 2279 04:21:57,343 --> 04:22:00,650 you will stand and be true. 2280 04:22:02,158 --> 04:22:04,971 - What if we say no? What? - Come on. 2281 04:22:06,177 --> 04:22:09,795 Your will is as free as that... 2282 04:22:10,197 --> 04:22:13,011 of Eve in the garden, child. 2283 04:22:14,016 --> 04:22:15,824 Go where ye list. 2284 04:22:16,524 --> 04:22:19,424 That's always been God's way. 2285 04:22:22,724 --> 04:22:26,736 But this is what God wants of you. 2286 04:22:28,847 --> 04:22:30,053 Be true. 2287 04:22:31,761 --> 04:22:33,369 Stand. 2288 04:22:54,631 --> 04:22:56,038 It is finished. 2289 04:22:56,842 --> 04:22:58,249 White magic... 2290 04:22:59,053 --> 04:23:00,761 that's all that's left. 2291 04:23:10,386 --> 04:23:12,186 Stuart, please say no. 2292 04:23:13,386 --> 04:23:14,487 Please. 2293 04:23:14,688 --> 04:23:17,301 I think if one of us says no... 2294 04:23:19,512 --> 04:23:21,220 then maybe we all die. 2295 04:23:34,467 --> 04:23:36,167 Take care of yourself. 2296 04:23:37,767 --> 04:23:39,067 I love you... 2297 04:23:40,574 --> 04:23:41,779 you know. 2298 04:23:54,740 --> 04:23:57,148 Swear to me that you'll come back. 2299 04:23:59,548 --> 04:24:01,848 Come on, God can't run all of it. 2300 04:24:02,948 --> 04:24:05,051 Swear to me you'll come back. 2301 04:24:07,161 --> 04:24:09,773 - I swear to try. - That's not good enough. 2302 04:24:24,529 --> 04:24:25,529 Thanks. 2303 04:24:31,941 --> 04:24:34,352 - We have to go. - Tell me you love me. 2304 04:24:34,553 --> 04:24:37,366 - You know I do. - But I need to hear you say it. 2305 04:24:41,587 --> 04:24:42,893 I love you. 2306 04:25:04,357 --> 04:25:05,663 I love you. 2307 04:25:14,691 --> 04:25:17,391 All right, Kojak. Come on, boy. Time to go. 2308 04:25:27,328 --> 04:25:28,936 Come on, Kojak, let's go. 2309 04:25:37,372 --> 04:25:38,772 Please, God... 2310 04:25:38,872 --> 04:25:41,672 if you're there, please take care of them. 2311 04:27:53,343 --> 04:27:55,240 Are you all right, Stu? 2312 04:28:01,792 --> 04:28:03,176 It's not me. 2313 04:28:06,750 --> 04:28:08,329 I think it's Harold. 2314 04:28:10,321 --> 04:28:12,308 Something has happened to him. 2315 04:28:24,915 --> 04:28:26,094 Nadine! 2316 04:28:28,275 --> 04:28:29,473 Help me! 2317 04:28:36,010 --> 04:28:38,094 You said it yourself, Harold. 2318 04:28:40,968 --> 04:28:42,366 We're damned. 2319 04:28:43,647 --> 04:28:45,630 You can't just leave me! 2320 04:28:47,422 --> 04:28:49,099 You can't leave me! 2321 04:28:58,833 --> 04:29:00,518 My ribs are broken. 2322 04:29:01,112 --> 04:29:03,591 My leg. Come back! 2323 04:30:52,227 --> 04:30:54,612 If you go out on me, Bobby Terry... 2324 04:30:58,188 --> 04:30:59,974 - Gin! - Doodlebug! 2325 04:31:01,164 --> 04:31:04,040 Post nine, if you can hear me, come on back. 2326 04:31:04,337 --> 04:31:06,420 - That's Henreid! - I know it is. 2327 04:31:08,899 --> 04:31:10,980 I'm right here, Mr. Henreid. 2328 04:31:12,072 --> 04:31:15,146 But we haven't seen anything yet, not a single vehicle. 2329 04:31:15,344 --> 04:31:17,030 Keep your eyes open. 2330 04:31:17,916 --> 04:31:20,810 And remember what I told you. Don't mark him. 2331 04:31:21,008 --> 04:31:23,091 Right. I mean, copy. 2332 04:31:23,487 --> 04:31:24,678 Just remember it. 2333 04:31:24,876 --> 04:31:28,148 We want all the people over there to know exactly who they're looking at. 2334 04:31:28,347 --> 04:31:29,537 So stay alert. 2335 04:31:29,735 --> 04:31:31,123 Roger that! 2336 04:31:37,569 --> 04:31:41,237 If black powder were brains, that guy couldn't blow his nose. 2337 04:31:43,315 --> 04:31:45,911 Lloyd? Are you coming back? 2338 04:32:09,720 --> 04:32:12,102 I thought you were going to sleep. 2339 04:32:12,697 --> 04:32:15,276 I might need a sleeping pill. 2340 04:32:18,844 --> 04:32:20,532 Call me "the doctor." 2341 04:32:43,251 --> 04:32:46,523 You're the one that threw them. You should have to pick them up. 2342 04:32:46,622 --> 04:32:49,002 You're just a sausage brain, you know that? 2343 04:32:49,300 --> 04:32:51,282 You're just a sore loser. 2344 04:32:53,563 --> 04:32:56,240 That was him! Come on. He's getting away! 2345 04:33:30,873 --> 04:33:33,451 Remember. In the guts. 2346 04:33:34,146 --> 04:33:35,732 He wants his head. 2347 04:33:36,824 --> 04:33:40,493 When I hit him with this, won't be nothing left but the head. 2348 04:34:01,129 --> 04:34:04,603 Stay right there. And get that lettuce cutter out of sight. 2349 04:34:05,099 --> 04:34:07,380 Okay, here we go. 2350 04:34:20,678 --> 04:34:22,464 Dassn't mark his head. 2351 04:34:26,032 --> 04:34:29,206 You wouldn't shoot an unarmed man, would you, old-timer? 2352 04:34:29,405 --> 04:34:31,586 Were you back in Copperfield? 2353 04:34:31,685 --> 04:34:33,866 We seen you go by. Dave Roberts. 2354 04:34:34,065 --> 04:34:36,737 Oh, God! You bastard! 2355 04:34:37,827 --> 04:34:39,725 I got him dead on, Dave! 2356 04:34:55,299 --> 04:34:57,084 I killed his ass, Dave. 2357 04:35:10,483 --> 04:35:12,764 You're in a heap of trouble, son. 2358 04:35:21,390 --> 04:35:23,373 I told you not to mark him. 2359 04:35:58,501 --> 04:36:00,484 All right, shut the hell up. 2360 04:36:01,477 --> 04:36:03,559 This is Lloyd, come on back. 2361 04:36:04,056 --> 04:36:05,740 The Judge is a wash. 2362 04:36:09,212 --> 04:36:10,203 What? 2363 04:36:12,781 --> 04:36:13,872 A wash! 2364 04:36:14,368 --> 04:36:16,742 A wash. A total washout! 2365 04:36:18,031 --> 04:36:19,520 Do you copy, you idiot? 2366 04:36:21,222 --> 04:36:22,511 Yeah, I copy. 2367 04:36:23,701 --> 04:36:26,081 It's time to take their Number Two. 2368 04:36:27,668 --> 04:36:28,759 You know who it is? 2369 04:36:29,651 --> 04:36:31,833 I've known all along, actually. 2370 04:36:40,553 --> 04:36:44,520 Listen to me, Lloyd. Listen to me very carefully, soldier. 2371 04:36:46,224 --> 04:36:47,314 Wake up! 2372 04:36:52,272 --> 04:36:53,562 Come here. 2373 04:36:53,859 --> 04:36:56,438 Get dressed, you lying, spying bitch. 2374 04:37:03,181 --> 04:37:05,059 Forget about the bathroom. Do it here. 2375 04:37:05,257 --> 04:37:06,645 Yeah, do it here. 2376 04:37:06,844 --> 04:37:11,224 You have seen me naked for the last time in your short, miserable life. 2377 04:37:11,522 --> 04:37:13,902 I am going in there, and if you even try and stop me... 2378 04:37:14,199 --> 04:37:16,877 I will do my very best to give you a sex-change operation. 2379 04:37:17,076 --> 04:37:18,366 Excuse me. 2380 04:37:18,959 --> 04:37:20,249 Let her go. 2381 04:37:20,547 --> 04:37:23,324 If she tries to lock the door, break it down. 2382 04:37:23,521 --> 04:37:26,892 You do know that I faked it every time, don't you, Lloyd? 2383 04:37:35,533 --> 04:37:37,714 What the hell are you laughing at? 2384 04:37:44,158 --> 04:37:46,637 I wasn't over here risking my life... 2385 04:37:47,531 --> 04:37:48,918 and sleeping with you, Lloyd, for fun. 2386 04:37:48,918 --> 04:37:50,308 and sleeping with you, Lloyd, for fun. 2387 04:37:51,795 --> 04:37:55,955 Do you people know what your tin god is up to? 2388 04:37:58,137 --> 04:38:01,921 What is it that you think they're doing out there at Indian Springs? 2389 04:38:08,466 --> 04:38:10,450 If you're not out in 30 seconds... 2390 04:38:10,649 --> 04:38:13,029 you can give your sermon to Flagg in your panties. 2391 04:38:13,226 --> 04:38:14,218 Yes! 2392 04:38:24,526 --> 04:38:28,905 He says "frog," you jump. Isn't that the way it goes? 2393 04:38:29,501 --> 04:38:31,980 He's the biggest and the strongest, ma'am. 2394 04:38:32,179 --> 04:38:34,757 You're wrong. And you're a fool. 2395 04:38:35,055 --> 04:38:36,244 Come on. 2396 04:38:48,039 --> 04:38:51,230 - I've got her, R.F. - R.F. How perfect. 2397 04:38:51,427 --> 04:38:53,213 Send her in, please. 2398 04:39:06,798 --> 04:39:09,371 Dayna. Hi, come in. 2399 04:39:12,248 --> 04:39:15,736 You expected Charles Manson at the very least, didn't you? 2400 04:39:16,131 --> 04:39:18,215 I don't know what I expected. 2401 04:39:21,884 --> 04:39:25,653 Poor Lloyd had a very bitter experience in Phoenix not long ago. 2402 04:39:27,140 --> 04:39:30,411 It marked him. Sit down, Dayna. 2403 04:39:47,481 --> 04:39:50,653 - What happened to the chairs? - I had them taken out. 2404 04:39:51,843 --> 04:39:54,024 Liars sit in chairs, you know. 2405 04:39:54,918 --> 04:39:57,595 Truth-tellers just sort of hunker down. 2406 04:39:59,771 --> 04:40:02,746 Your friends in Boulder sent you to spy out the land. True? 2407 04:40:02,845 --> 04:40:04,532 - I suppose. - You... 2408 04:40:05,144 --> 04:40:06,531 the Judge... 2409 04:40:07,127 --> 04:40:10,795 and someone else. I can't quite see this third person. 2410 04:40:12,482 --> 04:40:16,546 Sometimes, usually, in fact, I can figure these things out for myself. 2411 04:40:16,845 --> 04:40:20,414 I'm one of those lucky people with a little psychic twinkle. 2412 04:40:21,207 --> 04:40:24,375 But every time I try to see this third spy... 2413 04:40:27,450 --> 04:40:28,936 all I can see... 2414 04:40:29,737 --> 04:40:31,036 is the moon. 2415 04:40:31,930 --> 04:40:35,599 M-O-O-N, that spells "moon." 2416 04:40:42,243 --> 04:40:44,722 Does that mean anything to you, Dayna? 2417 04:40:45,614 --> 04:40:47,002 Not a thing. 2418 04:40:49,674 --> 04:40:52,847 - What about the Judge? - Never mind the Judge. 2419 04:40:53,541 --> 04:40:55,443 Now pay attention, dear. 2420 04:40:56,931 --> 04:40:58,220 I am disposed to give you your things... 2421 04:40:58,319 --> 04:40:59,509 I am disposed to give you your things... 2422 04:40:59,708 --> 04:41:01,791 and send you back to your friends in Boulder. 2423 04:41:01,988 --> 04:41:05,558 And when you get back, I'd simply like you to tell them for me... 2424 04:41:05,855 --> 04:41:09,525 that we are just trying to get on our feet again, as they are... 2425 04:41:10,219 --> 04:41:12,201 that we mean them no harm. 2426 04:41:12,596 --> 04:41:16,758 Then what's Carl Hough and that weirdo Trashcan Man doing at Indian Springs? 2427 04:41:17,056 --> 04:41:19,537 Are you planning to turn the missiles stockpiled there... 2428 04:41:19,739 --> 04:41:21,932 into New Age water fountains or something? 2429 04:41:23,717 --> 04:41:25,899 Never mind the Trashcan Man. 2430 04:41:26,593 --> 04:41:30,460 Let it go, dear. There's no reason to hang on to this spy business. 2431 04:41:31,353 --> 04:41:34,526 Your old black witch is dead. Your people are in confusion. 2432 04:41:34,824 --> 04:41:37,303 If there was ever any reason for your being here, it's gone. 2433 04:41:37,495 --> 04:41:39,479 Mother Abagail is not dead. 2434 04:41:43,743 --> 04:41:45,346 I'm afraid she is. 2435 04:41:46,734 --> 04:41:47,925 I don't believe it! 2436 04:41:48,123 --> 04:41:51,396 She died in a coma. Without saying a word. 2437 04:41:55,462 --> 04:41:56,850 That's it, dear. 2438 04:42:04,281 --> 04:42:06,166 You mean I can just go? 2439 04:42:10,249 --> 04:42:12,133 There is one more thing. 2440 04:42:14,711 --> 04:42:17,984 - What's that? - The moon man, dear. Who is he? 2441 04:42:18,480 --> 04:42:19,868 I don't know. 2442 04:42:22,744 --> 04:42:23,934 I think you do. 2443 04:42:24,032 --> 04:42:27,299 No, really, I don't know. I didn't even know about the Judge... 2444 04:42:27,497 --> 04:42:30,969 until I heard Lloyd talking about him with some guy in ldaho. 2445 04:42:31,265 --> 04:42:33,151 That makes perfect sense. 2446 04:42:34,439 --> 04:42:36,539 But all the same, you do know. 2447 04:42:37,630 --> 04:42:40,307 You know and you'll tell me. Do you understand? 2448 04:42:40,506 --> 04:42:43,878 Why don't you know? Why don't you know already? 2449 04:42:44,174 --> 04:42:45,564 I don't know. 2450 04:42:47,348 --> 04:42:49,331 Tell me, you bitch! Tell me. 2451 04:42:50,224 --> 04:42:51,611 Eat this! 2452 04:42:59,043 --> 04:43:00,351 Oh, my dear. 2453 04:43:10,367 --> 04:43:12,747 You'll tell me what I want to know. 2454 04:43:13,044 --> 04:43:16,217 Before I'm through with you, you'll beg to tell me. 2455 04:43:59,156 --> 04:44:01,849 Come back when the moon is full. 2456 04:44:02,345 --> 04:44:03,932 When the moon is full. 2457 04:44:05,717 --> 04:44:08,890 M-O-O-N spells "moon." 2458 04:44:20,882 --> 04:44:22,567 Watch out, would you? 2459 04:44:28,239 --> 04:44:29,429 The feeb. 2460 04:46:00,591 --> 04:46:02,078 What is it, Stu? 2461 04:46:03,763 --> 04:46:05,053 It's Harold. 2462 04:46:06,756 --> 04:46:08,046 He's dead. 2463 04:46:10,624 --> 04:46:13,797 I don't know how I know or why, but he's dead. 2464 04:46:15,483 --> 04:46:17,367 He blew his own head off. 2465 04:46:23,113 --> 04:46:24,302 Gun oil. 2466 04:46:25,294 --> 04:46:27,377 My mouth's full of the taste. 2467 04:46:30,451 --> 04:46:33,542 May God have mercy on his poor excuse for a soul. 2468 04:47:34,850 --> 04:47:38,810 Hey, Trash! What'd old lady Semple say when you torched her pension check? 2469 04:47:39,109 --> 04:47:41,985 People who play with fire wet the bed. 2470 04:47:42,676 --> 04:47:44,364 Leave me alone. 2471 04:47:45,255 --> 04:47:49,043 Shut up about old lady Semple and leave me alone! 2472 04:47:50,231 --> 04:47:52,019 Keep him away from me! 2473 04:47:52,315 --> 04:47:55,389 Gonna stick you in the nuthatch up in Terre Haute, Trash. 2474 04:47:55,488 --> 04:47:58,760 Stick you in the nuthatch and give you a few thousand shock treatments. 2475 04:48:05,497 --> 04:48:08,473 Hey, Trash! I've been looking for you everywhere. 2476 04:48:19,002 --> 04:48:22,473 Damn firebug. I don't trust him. 2477 04:48:27,623 --> 04:48:29,012 Wait a minute. 2478 04:48:29,805 --> 04:48:30,995 Wait just one damn minute. 2479 04:48:30,995 --> 04:48:32,086 Wait just one damn minute. 2480 04:48:32,878 --> 04:48:34,268 Oh, my God, no! 2481 04:48:41,326 --> 04:48:42,812 Leave me alone! 2482 04:48:49,061 --> 04:48:50,740 I couldn't help it! 2483 04:48:52,723 --> 04:48:55,401 I'm so sorry! 2484 04:49:42,527 --> 04:49:44,016 Nadine. 2485 04:49:46,792 --> 04:49:47,982 Over here. 2486 04:49:49,669 --> 04:49:51,269 Over here, my love. 2487 04:49:59,107 --> 04:50:00,991 That's right. This way. 2488 04:50:27,578 --> 04:50:28,867 Randall? 2489 04:50:30,845 --> 04:50:32,134 Is that you? 2490 04:51:19,657 --> 04:51:21,640 I've been waiting so long. 2491 04:51:22,731 --> 04:51:24,417 The waiting's over. 2492 04:52:20,051 --> 04:52:22,829 - No. - It's too late to say no, dear. 2493 04:52:24,912 --> 04:52:26,298 Much too late. 2494 04:52:39,524 --> 04:52:42,200 Oh, God, no! 2495 04:53:10,637 --> 04:53:13,016 Bet you haven't been in this good a shape since childhood. 2496 04:53:14,505 --> 04:53:16,389 About 100 years ago, right? 2497 04:53:17,679 --> 04:53:21,465 There's a perfectly good reason for this little stroll, you know. 2498 04:53:21,760 --> 04:53:24,734 And Mother Abagail knew it when she sent us out the way she did... 2499 04:53:25,034 --> 04:53:26,818 with just the clothes on our backs. 2500 04:53:26,818 --> 04:53:30,885 Our bellies are empty. More importantly, our heads are empty. 2501 04:53:31,475 --> 04:53:34,249 Hell, mine was pretty empty to begin with. 2502 04:53:34,944 --> 04:53:36,333 I'm serious. 2503 04:53:36,433 --> 04:53:39,107 We're out here in the middle of the Great American Nowhere... 2504 04:53:39,307 --> 04:53:42,680 minus all the baggage we used to carry everyplace we went. 2505 04:53:42,976 --> 04:53:45,673 She wanted us cleaned out, empty. 2506 04:53:46,465 --> 04:53:49,241 Ready to be filled up again by some new thing. 2507 04:53:49,540 --> 04:53:51,225 Maybe a great thing. 2508 04:53:52,117 --> 04:53:54,299 Almost certainly the last thing. 2509 04:54:00,441 --> 04:54:04,705 Come on, Kojak. Fetch, boy. Go on, go get it. Go! 2510 04:54:17,317 --> 04:54:19,301 Welcome to Las Vegas, ma'am. 2511 04:54:36,964 --> 04:54:38,649 So if the feeb's important... 2512 04:54:38,847 --> 04:54:41,525 you make sure that he knows it was me who told you. 2513 04:54:42,021 --> 04:54:43,905 - Me. - I got it. Don't worry. 2514 04:54:45,096 --> 04:54:49,154 - Lloyd. Good to see you. - I thought we might see you last night. 2515 04:54:50,841 --> 04:54:52,725 You know how it is with newlyweds. 2516 04:54:52,922 --> 04:54:54,906 We haven't managed to pick Trash up. 2517 04:54:55,006 --> 04:54:57,088 We're searching the desert west of Indian Springs. 2518 04:54:57,286 --> 04:54:58,878 It's big country, might take a while. 2519 04:54:59,078 --> 04:55:02,660 He'll come back in on his own eventually. When he does, I want him put away. 2520 04:55:02,956 --> 04:55:04,345 But mercifully. 2521 04:55:06,923 --> 04:55:09,402 I doubt if you can understand this... 2522 04:55:10,588 --> 04:55:13,065 but I felt a certain kinship for that boy. 2523 04:55:13,759 --> 04:55:16,040 - I don't want him to suffer. - Fine. 2524 04:55:18,123 --> 04:55:20,007 - I just thought-- - Tell him! 2525 04:55:23,979 --> 04:55:25,578 Such a rude child. 2526 04:55:36,182 --> 04:55:37,273 Come, dear. 2527 04:55:37,273 --> 04:55:39,950 It might be important. This girl thinks she saw somebody-- 2528 04:55:40,248 --> 04:55:43,719 Later. Come up this afternoon. 1:00 should be fine. 2529 04:55:44,414 --> 04:55:46,098 In the meantime... 2530 04:55:47,190 --> 04:55:49,282 She's crazy about me, Lloyd. 2531 04:55:49,585 --> 04:55:51,273 She can't get enough. 2532 04:55:52,463 --> 04:55:53,951 Wave a bye-bye. 2533 04:55:59,999 --> 04:56:01,878 We are dead... 2534 04:56:02,870 --> 04:56:06,043 and this is hell. 2535 04:56:08,918 --> 04:56:10,803 You promised me you were gonna tell him. 2536 04:56:11,001 --> 04:56:12,885 Shut up. Shut the hell up! 2537 04:56:27,375 --> 04:56:29,556 Can you get that, sweetie pie? 2538 04:56:31,441 --> 04:56:32,729 Guess not. 2539 04:56:42,763 --> 04:56:44,548 Lloyd. Come in. 2540 04:56:52,179 --> 04:56:55,649 I don't believe I've introduced my wife to you by name. 2541 04:57:03,682 --> 04:57:07,170 I'd like you to meet Lloyd Henreid, my number- one soldier. 2542 04:57:07,962 --> 04:57:11,038 - Pleased to meet you. - Oh, no. Shake hands, kids. 2543 04:57:14,407 --> 04:57:15,990 Shake it, Nadine. 2544 04:57:18,171 --> 04:57:19,460 That's nice. 2545 04:57:21,542 --> 04:57:23,823 You can put it down now, my love. 2546 04:57:28,385 --> 04:57:30,188 My wife is indisposed. 2547 04:57:30,782 --> 04:57:33,162 She also has a bun in the old oven. 2548 04:57:33,659 --> 04:57:35,443 Perhaps the two are related. 2549 04:57:36,237 --> 04:57:38,617 Care to gargle a little firewater, Lloyd? 2550 04:57:38,815 --> 04:57:41,288 A libation to little Randy, Jr. 2551 04:57:43,866 --> 04:57:46,048 Yeah, I'll have a gin and tonic. 2552 04:57:46,543 --> 04:57:48,528 The drink of champions. Make it two. 2553 04:57:49,419 --> 04:57:51,204 You can sit down now, my love. 2554 04:57:58,164 --> 04:57:59,849 I'm sorry, my dear. 2555 04:58:00,346 --> 04:58:03,717 The Surgeon General says that pregnant women shouldn't drink. 2556 04:58:04,901 --> 04:58:07,876 Or did, before he died of the flu. Right, Lloyd? 2557 04:58:15,710 --> 04:58:18,786 There are four men on their way here from Boulder... 2558 04:58:19,791 --> 04:58:22,174 strolling right up Route 73 for some mad reason... 2559 04:58:22,372 --> 04:58:24,751 known only to themselves and their dead witch. 2560 04:58:25,049 --> 04:58:28,124 I want them bagged and I want them brought here. 2561 04:58:28,422 --> 04:58:30,199 Send out Barry Dorgan. 2562 04:58:31,390 --> 04:58:32,878 A dozen good men. 2563 04:58:32,976 --> 04:58:35,357 You want me to have some crosses made? 2564 04:58:36,942 --> 04:58:40,613 I think something slightly more inventive may be in order here. 2565 04:58:43,788 --> 04:58:46,183 The natives seem restless, you know. 2566 04:58:47,274 --> 04:58:50,646 What about that skinny little bat-faced girl downstairs? 2567 04:58:52,133 --> 04:58:53,323 What's her itch? 2568 04:58:53,422 --> 04:58:56,094 She thinks she spotted their third spy night before last. 2569 04:58:56,391 --> 04:58:57,780 Says she saw him in Kansas... 2570 04:58:57,879 --> 04:59:00,556 in the company of a young deaf- mute male. 2571 04:59:01,151 --> 04:59:04,423 I don't know, but this deaf-mute sure sounds like the one on their... 2572 04:59:12,871 --> 04:59:13,960 What? 2573 04:59:18,225 --> 04:59:19,608 What did I do? 2574 04:59:21,590 --> 04:59:23,574 You let me go upstairs without telling me? 2575 04:59:23,674 --> 04:59:27,243 I could pop your neck like a tick. Maybe I should! 2576 04:59:27,640 --> 04:59:29,821 I tried to tell. You cut me off. 2577 04:59:43,815 --> 04:59:45,798 I hate this thing. 2578 04:59:47,584 --> 04:59:48,971 Look at this. 2579 05:00:13,973 --> 05:00:16,551 - How's that drink, Lloyd? - It looks great. 2580 05:00:17,246 --> 05:00:19,030 It's all over the wall. 2581 05:00:27,974 --> 05:00:30,353 I gotta tell you something, Lloyd. 2582 05:00:30,948 --> 05:00:33,719 For a guy who almost turned his cellmate into canapés... 2583 05:00:34,016 --> 05:00:37,289 - you've got a yard of guts, you know that? - Thank you. 2584 05:00:38,083 --> 05:00:39,670 Doesn't he, Nadine? 2585 05:00:40,760 --> 05:00:42,149 She says yes. 2586 05:00:49,295 --> 05:00:53,569 This guy that the girl with the big hair thinks she saw... 2587 05:00:57,732 --> 05:00:59,214 What's his name? 2588 05:01:04,672 --> 05:01:05,958 Tom Cullen. 2589 05:01:07,051 --> 05:01:09,630 Probably doesn't matter much. Still. 2590 05:01:13,295 --> 05:01:16,488 Send out 100 men. Put Russ Dorr in charge. 2591 05:01:17,478 --> 05:01:20,357 Maybe they'll get lucky and stumble across him. 2592 05:01:20,555 --> 05:01:23,920 What about Trash? What do you want me to do about him? 2593 05:01:36,118 --> 05:01:37,704 Just remember... 2594 05:01:39,501 --> 05:01:42,480 when he comes in, it's to be quick and painless. 2595 05:01:45,059 --> 05:01:47,534 Listen, R.F., is everything all right? 2596 05:01:49,318 --> 05:01:51,797 Fine as fiddlesticks. Why do you ask? 2597 05:01:54,076 --> 05:01:56,855 Some of the folks are a little bit worried. 2598 05:01:57,648 --> 05:02:01,613 I'm a little bit worried myself, to tell you the truth. That's all. 2599 05:02:03,299 --> 05:02:05,203 Everything's fine, Lloyd. 2600 05:02:06,989 --> 05:02:11,447 Everything will continue to be fine as long as you remember who's the boss... 2601 05:02:14,120 --> 05:02:15,906 and who's got the power. 2602 05:02:16,399 --> 05:02:17,592 Right? 2603 05:02:19,575 --> 05:02:20,664 Right. 2604 05:02:37,237 --> 05:02:41,899 They're coming for you, you know. The old woman sent them before she died. 2605 05:02:44,180 --> 05:02:46,459 Get your ass back in here. 2606 05:02:51,319 --> 05:02:55,999 Everything you've made here is falling apart. 2607 05:02:57,486 --> 05:03:02,139 They're saying a simple retarded boy outwitted Randall Flagg. 2608 05:03:02,834 --> 05:03:06,403 They're saying Judge Farris got away from your men in ldaho. 2609 05:03:07,296 --> 05:03:09,478 He's as dead as Judas lscariot. 2610 05:03:10,768 --> 05:03:13,346 They're asking questions about Dayna, too. 2611 05:03:14,833 --> 05:03:18,603 It's all slipping through your fingers. 2612 05:03:20,404 --> 05:03:22,487 And they're whispering, Randy. 2613 05:03:25,759 --> 05:03:29,819 I can see them, leaving their posts in the dead of night. 2614 05:03:30,116 --> 05:03:32,198 And your eye can't see them. 2615 05:03:35,372 --> 05:03:37,355 And when they come here... 2616 05:03:38,941 --> 05:03:40,033 Stu... 2617 05:03:41,420 --> 05:03:42,710 and Ralph... 2618 05:03:43,305 --> 05:03:44,906 and Glen... 2619 05:03:45,207 --> 05:03:46,199 and... 2620 05:03:49,570 --> 05:03:51,256 When they get here... 2621 05:03:51,746 --> 05:03:55,613 your time will end, and I'll be watching. 2622 05:03:55,812 --> 05:03:59,282 I'll be watching from hell, with your baby in my arms. 2623 05:04:04,835 --> 05:04:06,620 Come back in, Nadine. 2624 05:04:06,719 --> 05:04:09,607 I'll give you everything you could ever want. 2625 05:04:11,695 --> 05:04:13,679 Can you give me Larry again? 2626 05:04:17,044 --> 05:04:19,721 Your seed is cold. 2627 05:04:19,920 --> 05:04:21,904 You lie! 2628 05:04:24,184 --> 05:04:25,177 No! 2629 05:04:34,006 --> 05:04:35,408 It doesn't matter. 2630 05:04:38,879 --> 05:04:40,565 No backing out now. 2631 05:04:46,112 --> 05:04:47,897 I'm staying right here. 2632 05:04:50,178 --> 05:04:51,665 Do you hear me? 2633 05:04:54,342 --> 05:04:55,631 Right here. 2634 05:05:15,179 --> 05:05:16,369 The fire. 2635 05:05:17,559 --> 05:05:20,435 The big fire. 2636 05:05:51,899 --> 05:05:53,784 My life for you! 2637 05:06:12,024 --> 05:06:14,313 So why'd you get me out here, Whit? 2638 05:06:18,389 --> 05:06:19,876 Walls have ears? 2639 05:06:21,952 --> 05:06:22,844 So? 2640 05:06:24,034 --> 05:06:26,712 Me and some of the others are cutting loose. 2641 05:06:27,406 --> 05:06:30,678 - Man, I must be crazy telling you this. - It's all right. 2642 05:06:31,770 --> 05:06:33,455 Cutting loose where? 2643 05:06:33,852 --> 05:06:36,628 South America. Near Rio. 2644 05:06:38,314 --> 05:06:41,109 Jenny's been there, and she says it's nice. 2645 05:06:41,406 --> 05:06:44,579 Fresh water, fresh fruit, ocean air... 2646 05:06:46,160 --> 05:06:47,945 and just plain folks. 2647 05:06:48,838 --> 05:06:51,713 Ones who want to forget they ever hooked up... 2648 05:06:52,011 --> 05:06:54,390 with His Infernal Majesty. 2649 05:06:56,374 --> 05:06:59,052 - So what do you say? - Me? 2650 05:06:59,250 --> 05:07:01,332 - I'm sticking. - Why? 2651 05:07:02,026 --> 05:07:05,016 - It's going bad here. Can't you feel it? - Maybe. 2652 05:07:05,515 --> 05:07:08,986 But he saved me from starving to death. And that's not even the main thing. 2653 05:07:10,863 --> 05:07:12,747 He changed me, you know? 2654 05:07:13,739 --> 05:07:16,913 And he trusted me. So, yeah, I'm sticking. 2655 05:07:20,186 --> 05:07:21,673 Man, you're nuts. 2656 05:07:23,160 --> 05:07:24,549 You're probably right. 2657 05:07:33,690 --> 05:07:36,857 I thought there'd be whores. I haven't seen any whores. 2658 05:07:37,253 --> 05:07:39,634 The man don't even want you to have a drink. 2659 05:07:39,931 --> 05:07:42,310 And dope? Forget about it. 2660 05:07:43,799 --> 05:07:45,385 I've been thinking. 2661 05:07:46,278 --> 05:07:48,757 I might not go back to Vegas at all. 2662 05:07:49,252 --> 05:07:52,029 Mexico ain't but 300 miles in that direction. 2663 05:07:56,807 --> 05:08:00,272 - What was that? - Just a deer. They're all over. 2664 05:08:00,569 --> 05:08:03,345 - Maybe we should go look. - Go ahead. 2665 05:08:05,527 --> 05:08:08,602 Why should I be out there wandering around in the dark... 2666 05:08:08,899 --> 05:08:11,873 maybe break my leg for that freak in cowboy boots? 2667 05:08:12,766 --> 05:08:15,839 You ought to watch it, Rich. The man has a way of hearing things... 2668 05:08:16,039 --> 05:08:18,818 - and seeing things. - Flagg don't scare me. 2669 05:08:21,015 --> 05:08:24,284 Billy, toss me another one. I gotta sit out here... 2670 05:08:25,075 --> 05:08:26,363 M-O-O-N... 2671 05:08:27,255 --> 05:08:28,842 that spells "moon." 2672 05:09:24,399 --> 05:09:27,571 Someone ought to call the Utah State Highway Department about this. 2673 05:09:27,870 --> 05:09:30,646 Must've been a flash flood. Damn mess. 2674 05:09:31,439 --> 05:09:34,222 - Think you can make it, Glen? - I think so. 2675 05:09:34,923 --> 05:09:36,812 What do you think, Kojak? 2676 05:09:44,541 --> 05:09:46,921 Won't any of us do better than that. 2677 05:09:47,614 --> 05:09:48,805 Here goes. 2678 05:10:01,516 --> 05:10:03,399 Go for it, Professor! 2679 05:10:05,675 --> 05:10:07,161 Shoot that curl! 2680 05:10:10,038 --> 05:10:11,327 All right! 2681 05:10:12,815 --> 05:10:14,500 Come on, guys! 2682 05:10:35,337 --> 05:10:36,724 Look out, boy. 2683 05:10:40,593 --> 05:10:41,980 Come on, Stu! 2684 05:10:46,642 --> 05:10:49,026 - Piece of cake. - Yeah, maybe. 2685 05:10:50,227 --> 05:10:51,618 We were just lucky. 2686 05:10:51,717 --> 05:10:55,380 It felt to me like if you put one foot wrong, the whole embankment would go. 2687 05:10:55,579 --> 05:10:57,561 This side's not any better. 2688 05:11:02,321 --> 05:11:04,502 Okay, so who's first now? 2689 05:11:05,296 --> 05:11:06,486 I'll go. 2690 05:11:07,378 --> 05:11:09,857 You guys wait till I'm all the way up. 2691 05:11:10,849 --> 05:11:12,238 Be careful. 2692 05:11:12,932 --> 05:11:14,327 Piece of cake. 2693 05:11:28,910 --> 05:11:30,992 - There he goes. - He's all right. 2694 05:11:56,785 --> 05:11:57,976 You see. 2695 05:11:58,770 --> 05:12:00,654 I told you. Piece of cake. 2696 05:12:01,843 --> 05:12:03,331 Oh, my God! 2697 05:12:11,673 --> 05:12:12,862 Easy. Easy. 2698 05:12:14,350 --> 05:12:16,432 It's not my head. It's my... 2699 05:12:18,614 --> 05:12:20,598 - Just don't move. - My leg. 2700 05:12:30,231 --> 05:12:31,920 Just stay calm, Stu. 2701 05:12:38,162 --> 05:12:39,748 I'm okay. Go ahead. 2702 05:12:43,120 --> 05:12:44,608 There. It's done. 2703 05:12:54,032 --> 05:12:56,724 That's a good way to kill yourself, Bateman. 2704 05:12:59,494 --> 05:13:01,577 - Where'd you get the soda? - Tour bus... 2705 05:13:01,775 --> 05:13:04,155 - about a quarter of a mile west of here. - Thanks. 2706 05:13:04,452 --> 05:13:06,038 They had beer, too. 2707 05:13:06,733 --> 05:13:09,212 But I didn't want you taking these with alcohol. 2708 05:13:09,410 --> 05:13:11,988 I brought them with me for my arthritis. 2709 05:13:12,781 --> 05:13:14,270 Down the hatch. 2710 05:13:15,162 --> 05:13:17,243 Ralph and I will go next time, Glen. 2711 05:13:17,442 --> 05:13:19,834 - Stay here with Stu and rest up. - Go where? 2712 05:13:20,634 --> 05:13:23,802 We've got to make you a stretcher. Get you out of here. 2713 05:13:24,098 --> 05:13:26,379 Hole up someplace. Green River would be best. 2714 05:13:26,578 --> 05:13:27,867 No, Larry. 2715 05:13:29,850 --> 05:13:32,725 - I'm not going. - What are you talking about? 2716 05:13:33,816 --> 05:13:37,585 I'm saying no. No trip to Green River. No stretcher. 2717 05:13:37,783 --> 05:13:41,155 - It's against the rules of the game. - This is no game, Stu. 2718 05:13:41,254 --> 05:13:42,939 Stu's right, Larry. 2719 05:13:43,635 --> 05:13:46,230 Mother Abagail said one of us would fall by the way. 2720 05:13:46,429 --> 05:13:48,108 What does that mean? 2721 05:13:49,001 --> 05:13:52,669 What are you saying? You're a college professor, for God's sakes. 2722 05:13:54,257 --> 05:13:57,429 Not anymore. In case you hadn't noticed, school is out. 2723 05:13:57,628 --> 05:13:59,710 I thought he was your friend! 2724 05:14:00,603 --> 05:14:02,487 Of course he's my friend. 2725 05:14:04,470 --> 05:14:06,057 But that doesn't matter now. 2726 05:14:06,057 --> 05:14:08,040 - It's God's plan. - Shut up about God. 2727 05:14:08,139 --> 05:14:09,836 I'm sick of hearing about God. 2728 05:14:10,036 --> 05:14:12,018 This whole trip was based on the idea... 2729 05:14:12,216 --> 05:14:14,497 that Mother Abagail knew what she was talking about. 2730 05:14:14,795 --> 05:14:16,580 - That's right. - It's not right! 2731 05:14:18,861 --> 05:14:21,440 This isn't God's will or God's plan. 2732 05:14:21,934 --> 05:14:25,107 It's a washout and you've got a broken leg, Stu! 2733 05:14:25,405 --> 05:14:27,686 - I'm not gonna leave you here. - Larry, listen. 2734 05:14:27,786 --> 05:14:29,174 - What? - Listen. 2735 05:14:33,241 --> 05:14:35,238 When we came on this trip, we put our lives... 2736 05:14:35,438 --> 05:14:39,102 in the hands of Mother Abagail's God. Now that hasn't changed. 2737 05:14:40,093 --> 05:14:43,664 If he wants me to eat, he'll send food. 2738 05:14:43,961 --> 05:14:45,846 If he wants me to drink... 2739 05:14:47,828 --> 05:14:49,317 he'll send rain. 2740 05:14:51,597 --> 05:14:56,257 That's his business. Yours is to go against Flagg. 2741 05:14:56,754 --> 05:14:59,938 Now, you got to do that. You got to go without me. 2742 05:15:06,979 --> 05:15:09,656 Do you know how crazy that sounds? 2743 05:15:12,631 --> 05:15:15,508 Do you know how totally damn crazy that sounds? 2744 05:15:43,385 --> 05:15:44,475 Thanks. 2745 05:15:46,160 --> 05:15:49,141 More than three or four would probably be fatal. 2746 05:15:50,442 --> 05:15:51,925 Do you know that? 2747 05:15:55,197 --> 05:15:56,784 Yeah. I suppose so. 2748 05:15:59,758 --> 05:16:01,047 Goodbye, Stu. 2749 05:16:02,634 --> 05:16:04,617 It's been good knowing you. 2750 05:16:06,104 --> 05:16:08,287 If we ever get back this way... 2751 05:16:12,650 --> 05:16:13,843 If you do. 2752 05:16:15,836 --> 05:16:20,595 In the meantime, let's just leave it at "so long." Okay? 2753 05:16:50,753 --> 05:16:52,439 Kojak! Come on, boy. 2754 05:16:53,232 --> 05:16:54,620 Go on, boy. 2755 05:16:56,801 --> 05:16:58,983 You better come back and get him. 2756 05:16:59,579 --> 05:17:03,645 Mother also used to say, "All things serve the will of God." 2757 05:17:04,645 --> 05:17:07,226 Maybe that goes for big, dumb dogs, too. 2758 05:17:08,118 --> 05:17:10,398 Take good care of him, East Texas! 2759 05:18:38,467 --> 05:18:40,051 Good dog, Kojak. 2760 05:18:41,641 --> 05:18:43,337 That's a good boy. 2761 05:18:48,789 --> 05:18:52,063 You want this? I guess it's about that time, isn't it? 2762 05:19:04,458 --> 05:19:06,240 I'm getting worse, boy. 2763 05:19:08,439 --> 05:19:11,307 Looks like I'm gonna die of the flu after all. 2764 05:19:17,555 --> 05:19:20,334 That's pretty funny when you think about it. 2765 05:19:32,941 --> 05:19:34,230 Here, boy. 2766 05:19:37,209 --> 05:19:39,288 You go on. I lost my appetite. 2767 05:19:41,170 --> 05:19:42,265 Go on. 2768 05:19:55,752 --> 05:19:57,444 I miss you, Frannie. 2769 05:19:59,132 --> 05:20:00,522 I miss you. 2770 05:20:17,975 --> 05:20:19,857 So. Here it is. 2771 05:20:34,547 --> 05:20:36,329 "I will fear no evil." 2772 05:20:47,647 --> 05:20:48,836 Let's go! 2773 05:20:55,184 --> 05:20:58,357 Hold your fire. Flagg wants them taken alive. 2774 05:21:11,350 --> 05:21:13,244 Halt! Right where you are. 2775 05:21:13,739 --> 05:21:15,128 Halt, he said. 2776 05:21:20,681 --> 05:21:22,070 How're you doing? 2777 05:21:24,945 --> 05:21:26,532 Where's Stuart Redman? 2778 05:21:26,730 --> 05:21:29,804 He met with a slight accident on the way here, Mr... 2779 05:21:30,002 --> 05:21:34,366 He's Paul Burlson, my first deputy. I'm Barry Dorgan, Chief of Vegas Security. 2780 05:21:34,660 --> 05:21:36,752 - What kind of an accident? - He stubbed his toe. 2781 05:21:37,650 --> 05:21:39,733 Mr. Drogan, Chief Dragon, Capt. Droogan, whatever you want to call yourself... 2782 05:21:39,832 --> 05:21:41,815 Mr. Drogan, Chief Dragon, Capt. Droogan, whatever you want to call yourself... 2783 05:21:42,014 --> 05:21:43,204 why don't we get on with this? 2784 05:21:43,402 --> 05:21:46,376 All right. By virtue of the power vested in me, smart-ass... 2785 05:21:46,674 --> 05:21:48,360 - you're under arrest. - In whose name? 2786 05:21:48,559 --> 05:21:52,128 - You know who I speak for. - Then why don't you say it? 2787 05:21:55,698 --> 05:21:57,582 Or I'll say it for you. 2788 05:21:57,879 --> 05:22:00,055 He calls himself Randall Flagg... 2789 05:22:00,254 --> 05:22:03,048 but who he really is, is an apostate of hell. 2790 05:22:03,346 --> 05:22:06,321 You got that on your little clipboard there, Mr. Burlson? 2791 05:22:06,519 --> 05:22:10,287 I wonder if you men might give me your Social Security numbers. 2792 05:22:15,940 --> 05:22:17,823 All right, I want them split up. 2793 05:22:18,022 --> 05:22:21,195 Take laughing boy and the old man and put them in the back of my car. 2794 05:22:21,393 --> 05:22:24,759 Take Farmer John, put him in the back of yours, Ace. 2795 05:22:26,754 --> 05:22:28,941 Come on! Relax. 2796 05:22:31,026 --> 05:22:33,899 You don't need those. That's why we came here. 2797 05:22:36,478 --> 05:22:38,661 We've got a message for your little tin god. 2798 05:22:38,759 --> 05:22:39,949 Tin god? 2799 05:22:43,519 --> 05:22:44,907 Man, that's funny. 2800 05:22:45,105 --> 05:22:48,180 I spent 22 years on the Santa Monica PD. 2801 05:22:48,676 --> 05:22:51,856 I know what happens when guys like you end up running the show. 2802 05:22:52,056 --> 05:22:54,638 We haven't got a single addict in Vegas. 2803 05:22:55,431 --> 05:22:57,513 Can your people say the same? 2804 05:22:59,199 --> 05:23:01,977 Even a man of your apparently limited intelligence... 2805 05:23:02,174 --> 05:23:04,356 should be able to see that your experiences... 2806 05:23:04,554 --> 05:23:06,736 with a few battered babies and drug abusers... 2807 05:23:06,835 --> 05:23:09,810 doesn't justify your embrace of a monster. 2808 05:23:12,189 --> 05:23:14,069 That's great. Very good. 2809 05:23:14,168 --> 05:23:17,555 You get the Rodney King Humanitarian Award for the day. 2810 05:23:19,342 --> 05:23:23,209 It's almost over for them now, Larry. Can you feel it? 2811 05:23:25,390 --> 05:23:26,481 I can feel it. 2812 05:23:26,680 --> 05:23:29,258 Never mind the cuffs. Just get them in the cars. Now. 2813 05:23:30,050 --> 05:23:31,142 Move! 2814 05:23:45,534 --> 05:23:48,309 You're quite a piece of work, Mr. Cockroach. 2815 05:23:49,003 --> 05:23:51,384 We could take a lesson from you... 2816 05:23:52,078 --> 05:23:54,557 especially in light of recent events. 2817 05:23:55,746 --> 05:23:59,217 I have an idea that I'll be gone... 2818 05:24:00,011 --> 05:24:01,894 come this time tomorrow... 2819 05:24:03,381 --> 05:24:06,061 but you'll still be trucking, won't you? 2820 05:24:07,159 --> 05:24:09,145 Running your little roach errands. 2821 05:24:14,699 --> 05:24:16,582 It's a wrap on the roach. 2822 05:24:25,210 --> 05:24:26,598 Randall Flagg. 2823 05:24:28,577 --> 05:24:31,162 And not half the bogeyman we expected. 2824 05:24:34,149 --> 05:24:38,414 I'd like you to meet my associate, Mr. Lloyd Henreid. 2825 05:24:38,712 --> 05:24:41,586 Lloyd, meet Mr. Glen Bateman. 2826 05:24:41,983 --> 05:24:43,372 Pleased to meet you. 2827 05:24:43,570 --> 05:24:46,544 How's that arthritis, Glen? May I call you Glen? 2828 05:24:47,635 --> 05:24:49,223 It looks painful. 2829 05:24:53,286 --> 05:24:55,364 I could fix that. Would you like me to? 2830 05:24:55,564 --> 05:24:59,151 No more swollen, screaming joints for the rest of your life. 2831 05:24:59,448 --> 05:25:02,125 - All you have to do is ask. - What a deal. 2832 05:25:02,820 --> 05:25:06,390 Just ask. Ask me to relieve your pain. 2833 05:25:17,794 --> 05:25:19,672 It's not so bad, really. 2834 05:25:21,464 --> 05:25:24,449 As for the rest of my life, how long might that be, anyway? 2835 05:25:24,747 --> 05:25:26,136 Six hours? Twelve? 2836 05:25:27,722 --> 05:25:30,895 Actually, I've decided to let you go. 2837 05:25:32,779 --> 05:25:33,870 Really? 2838 05:25:35,953 --> 05:25:37,242 Marvelous. 2839 05:25:38,928 --> 05:25:41,308 Of course, I couldn't go without my friends. 2840 05:25:41,505 --> 05:25:44,078 Of course not. No, you'll all go together. 2841 05:25:44,275 --> 05:25:46,964 Tomorrow morning. Tonight, if you prefer. 2842 05:25:49,749 --> 05:25:52,228 Once again, all you have to do is ask. 2843 05:25:52,624 --> 05:25:55,798 Only, for a favor of this magnitude... 2844 05:25:57,780 --> 05:26:00,756 I really think you ought to do it on your knees. 2845 05:26:11,965 --> 05:26:13,063 Stop it. 2846 05:26:14,848 --> 05:26:16,930 - Stop laughing at me. - Sorry. 2847 05:26:17,724 --> 05:26:21,394 It's just that we made such a business of you... 2848 05:26:21,691 --> 05:26:24,864 and it turns out you're nothing more than another cockroach... 2849 05:26:25,161 --> 05:26:28,534 scurrying around, running little roach errands. 2850 05:26:33,386 --> 05:26:34,676 Shoot him. 2851 05:26:36,768 --> 05:26:38,462 - What? - You heard me. 2852 05:26:43,617 --> 05:26:45,799 Shoot him, you idiot! 2853 05:26:46,396 --> 05:26:47,882 He's an old man. 2854 05:26:50,362 --> 05:26:54,130 Can't you do anything right? He's standing right in front of you! 2855 05:26:54,427 --> 05:26:56,709 If you really feel you must shoot somebody... 2856 05:26:56,807 --> 05:26:58,189 I suggest Flagg. 2857 05:26:58,388 --> 05:27:00,870 His world is crumbling, and we both know it. 2858 05:27:00,970 --> 05:27:04,951 I think we also both know he can do a lot of damage on his way down. 2859 05:27:05,843 --> 05:27:07,628 You could change that. 2860 05:27:08,421 --> 05:27:10,306 Shoot one of us, anyway. 2861 05:27:10,999 --> 05:27:13,875 I'm the one who got you out of jail when you were starving. 2862 05:27:14,272 --> 05:27:15,858 It was guys like him who put you in... 2863 05:27:16,057 --> 05:27:18,734 and let the superflu loose in the first place, for that matter. 2864 05:27:18,933 --> 05:27:20,519 But you choose, Lloyd. 2865 05:27:20,618 --> 05:27:24,282 He lies, Mr. Henreid. You know that, don't you? 2866 05:27:28,861 --> 05:27:32,431 He told me more truth than anyone else in my whole lousy life. 2867 05:27:46,215 --> 05:27:48,390 It's all right, Mr. Henreid... 2868 05:27:50,374 --> 05:27:52,170 you don't know any better. 2869 05:27:52,271 --> 05:27:54,556 Shut up, you mouthy old bastard! 2870 05:28:08,837 --> 05:28:10,720 Think they just... 2871 05:28:11,809 --> 05:28:13,093 Yeah, I do. 2872 05:28:20,053 --> 05:28:23,127 "Our Father, who art in heaven... 2873 05:28:24,913 --> 05:28:26,400 "hallowed be thy name. 2874 05:28:28,185 --> 05:28:31,656 "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth..." 2875 05:28:47,534 --> 05:28:49,715 "Behold, a pale horse... 2876 05:28:50,211 --> 05:28:52,789 "and him who rode upon it was Death." 2877 05:28:53,980 --> 05:28:56,360 You must see what's coming, Stuart... 2878 05:28:56,657 --> 05:29:01,119 and take back such news as will never be forgotten. 2879 05:29:02,998 --> 05:29:03,990 Now wake up. 2880 05:29:04,486 --> 05:29:05,477 Wake up! 2881 05:29:06,876 --> 05:29:09,065 I can't. I can't, Mother. 2882 05:29:23,045 --> 05:29:24,732 I got to get up there. 2883 05:30:24,168 --> 05:30:27,439 Stu! Take my hand. 2884 05:30:32,795 --> 05:30:34,481 Take hold of my hand. 2885 05:30:37,455 --> 05:30:38,546 Tommy? 2886 05:30:47,178 --> 05:30:48,276 My leg. 2887 05:31:02,358 --> 05:31:03,944 How... 2888 05:31:04,043 --> 05:31:08,400 I was way east of here and Nick told me I had to double back. 2889 05:31:08,797 --> 05:31:10,482 He can talk in my dreams, Stu. Isn't that the limit? 2890 05:31:10,583 --> 05:31:12,180 He can talk in my dreams, Stu. Isn't that the limit? 2891 05:31:14,865 --> 05:31:18,037 Yeah, Tommy, that's the limit. 2892 05:31:22,202 --> 05:31:25,574 Are you sick? Boy, you sound sick. Laws, yes. 2893 05:31:27,855 --> 05:31:29,540 It's the flu, Tommy. 2894 05:31:31,915 --> 05:31:33,204 Ain't that a bitch? 2895 05:31:33,600 --> 05:31:36,882 - I got to get you inside somewhere. - No, not yet. 2896 05:31:37,880 --> 05:31:39,171 Why not, Stu? 2897 05:31:41,155 --> 05:31:42,642 I don't know... 2898 05:31:44,724 --> 05:31:47,700 but I think we're gonna find out soon, though. 2899 05:31:51,171 --> 05:31:53,153 We'll just wait here. 2900 05:32:11,908 --> 05:32:14,089 So why did you have to kill Glen? 2901 05:32:14,487 --> 05:32:16,171 He tried to escape. 2902 05:32:19,147 --> 05:32:20,430 You know... 2903 05:32:21,025 --> 05:32:24,496 one of these days you're gonna get shot trying to escape, Dorgan. 2904 05:32:25,487 --> 05:32:26,685 You, too, Ratty. 2905 05:32:26,985 --> 05:32:30,365 Yep. One less Rat Man in the world. 2906 05:32:30,562 --> 05:32:32,546 Shut up that honky voodoo! 2907 05:32:33,338 --> 05:32:34,826 Don't be an ass! 2908 05:32:37,603 --> 05:32:41,570 - What is that? - You gonna see soon enough. 2909 05:33:17,186 --> 05:33:18,283 Kill! 2910 05:33:23,341 --> 05:33:24,730 Move on! 2911 05:33:29,292 --> 05:33:30,878 Get out, gray meat. 2912 05:33:35,437 --> 05:33:37,123 Disco is dead! 2913 05:33:38,610 --> 05:33:39,900 Kill them! Kill them both! 2914 05:33:40,098 --> 05:33:42,488 - Hadn't you better stop them? - Only Flagg can do that. 2915 05:33:42,688 --> 05:33:45,173 Unless he shows, they'll take them if they want them. 2916 05:33:45,371 --> 05:33:48,048 Here you go, gray meat. Play us a little traveling music. 2917 05:33:48,247 --> 05:33:51,619 Where you going, you gonna be traveling, I guarantee. 2918 05:33:51,818 --> 05:33:53,106 Back off! 2919 05:33:54,495 --> 05:33:57,072 Keep back, damn it. Keep back. 2920 05:33:57,470 --> 05:33:58,658 Move out of the way. 2921 05:33:58,758 --> 05:34:01,926 If they move in any closer, blow a few heads off. 2922 05:34:06,792 --> 05:34:08,786 Hey, ain't you famous? 2923 05:34:09,977 --> 05:34:11,662 Now I'm famous, too. 2924 05:34:18,107 --> 05:34:19,794 - Hold on! - I'm trying. 2925 05:34:22,471 --> 05:34:24,451 Tie them up. Do a good job. 2926 05:34:25,340 --> 05:34:27,423 If I can just think about my mother... 2927 05:34:27,621 --> 05:34:29,208 Put the cuffs on! 2928 05:34:32,191 --> 05:34:33,986 Do you think that scares me, Dorgan? 2929 05:34:34,085 --> 05:34:36,663 At this point, a shot in the head looks pretty good to me. 2930 05:34:36,961 --> 05:34:40,629 - Don't make this harder than it has to be. - You think I could do that? 2931 05:34:41,423 --> 05:34:42,711 Tell me something, Chief. 2932 05:34:42,811 --> 05:34:45,488 They teach you this one in Santa Monica PD? 2933 05:35:39,649 --> 05:35:43,020 You propose nothing in the sight of God. 2934 05:35:43,420 --> 05:35:45,105 "I will fear no evil." 2935 05:35:48,690 --> 05:35:51,668 Listen to me! All of you! 2936 05:35:52,855 --> 05:35:55,139 I don't expect you to stop this... 2937 05:35:55,833 --> 05:35:58,805 but you better remember what you see here tonight! 2938 05:35:59,798 --> 05:36:03,269 Because the next time it may be your turn to die this way. 2939 05:36:06,636 --> 05:36:08,520 Finished, Mr. Underwood? 2940 05:36:08,915 --> 05:36:10,801 You're the one who's finished. 2941 05:36:11,397 --> 05:36:13,295 I take that as a yes. 2942 05:36:20,335 --> 05:36:23,511 '"I, Randall Flagg, do hereby state that these--'" 2943 05:36:23,707 --> 05:36:26,286 Why don't you tell them your real name? 2944 05:36:28,071 --> 05:36:32,031 '"...do hereby state that these men are the insurrectionists... 2945 05:36:32,331 --> 05:36:36,601 '"responsible for the destruction of our unarmed scout planes at Indian Springs... 2946 05:36:36,895 --> 05:36:39,386 '"and for the murder of Carl Hough. 2947 05:36:39,586 --> 05:36:44,151 '"For these crimes, they are sentenced to death by dismemberment. 2948 05:36:58,619 --> 05:37:01,700 '"It is the duty of each of you to witness this punishment. '" 2949 05:37:02,896 --> 05:37:06,274 However, those of you with small children are excused. 2950 05:37:06,671 --> 05:37:08,060 Take it, Barry. 2951 05:37:17,579 --> 05:37:21,042 Hey, you people. This ain't how Americans act. 2952 05:37:22,334 --> 05:37:24,019 We got to stop this. 2953 05:37:29,590 --> 05:37:30,780 Whitney. 2954 05:37:35,044 --> 05:37:38,613 You should have kept still. I would have let you go. 2955 05:37:40,399 --> 05:37:43,962 Why would I want to keep a jellyfish like you around, anyway? 2956 05:37:57,269 --> 05:38:01,433 Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase '"my lips are sealed, '" doesn't it, Whitney? 2957 05:38:10,650 --> 05:38:12,237 The fire for you. 2958 05:38:12,831 --> 05:38:14,914 The big one for you! 2959 05:38:41,106 --> 05:38:44,296 It's a bomb. He's got a bomb! 2960 05:38:53,815 --> 05:38:55,105 Get him out of here, Lloyd. 2961 05:38:55,204 --> 05:38:58,966 I brought it for you. For you! 2962 05:39:00,156 --> 05:39:01,841 Get him! 2963 05:39:04,916 --> 05:39:07,704 My life for you. 2964 05:39:17,528 --> 05:39:18,519 Trash? 2965 05:39:20,899 --> 05:39:22,382 That you, Lloyd? 2966 05:39:24,463 --> 05:39:26,248 I can't see very well. 2967 05:39:26,843 --> 05:39:29,819 My eyes, they're all funny. 2968 05:39:31,408 --> 05:39:33,702 It's me, Trashy. What do you have there? 2969 05:39:34,695 --> 05:39:38,067 The big one. The fire. 2970 05:39:40,051 --> 05:39:41,736 The A-bomb. 2971 05:39:46,495 --> 05:39:49,465 The fire for you! 2972 05:39:50,556 --> 05:39:54,225 Listen to me, Trash. You have to get that away. It's dangerous. 2973 05:39:59,697 --> 05:40:02,474 Come back. Come back, you cowards. 2974 05:40:05,547 --> 05:40:06,539 Shoot him, Lloyd. 2975 05:40:06,738 --> 05:40:08,225 Kill the crazy bastard. 2976 05:40:27,276 --> 05:40:31,640 The promise has been kept as God has willed it. Amen. 2977 05:40:35,110 --> 05:40:36,200 Larry. 2978 05:40:37,682 --> 05:40:39,170 Do you see it? 2979 05:40:41,649 --> 05:40:43,136 The hand of God. 2980 05:40:43,632 --> 05:40:44,921 Get it away! 2981 05:40:45,318 --> 05:40:47,110 The fire. 2982 05:40:54,658 --> 05:40:56,046 Amazing Grace. 2983 05:41:01,989 --> 05:41:05,361 You've done good, boys. Come on home. 2984 05:41:06,947 --> 05:41:08,335 Take us home. 2985 05:41:25,509 --> 05:41:27,288 "I saw a pale horse... 2986 05:41:28,479 --> 05:41:30,561 "and a pale rider upon it... 2987 05:41:32,246 --> 05:41:34,925 "and the name of the horse was Pestilence... 2988 05:41:36,514 --> 05:41:39,701 "and the name of the rider was Death." 2989 05:41:44,362 --> 05:41:45,950 What was it, Stu? 2990 05:41:50,609 --> 05:41:52,488 It's the end of Las Vegas. 2991 05:41:55,364 --> 05:41:57,545 And the end of Randall Flagg... 2992 05:41:59,231 --> 05:42:00,619 if God is good. 2993 05:42:03,610 --> 05:42:05,496 What about Glen and Larry? 2994 05:42:06,786 --> 05:42:08,372 What about Ralph? 2995 05:42:33,274 --> 05:42:35,357 - You ready, Tom? - Okay. 2996 05:42:44,176 --> 05:42:47,548 Please, God, just a little help. 2997 05:42:49,432 --> 05:42:51,418 Okay. Let's give it a try. 2998 05:42:57,284 --> 05:42:59,366 - Okay. Hop in. Come on. - Okay. 2999 05:43:06,005 --> 05:43:07,492 Here goes. 3000 05:43:12,252 --> 05:43:16,021 Is it gonna be okay, Stu? Is it gonna be okay? 3001 05:43:16,319 --> 05:43:19,807 Yeah, I think maybe we just caught us a break. 3002 05:43:40,427 --> 05:43:44,212 This'll make you feel better, Stu. It's peanut butter and jelly. 3003 05:43:44,510 --> 05:43:47,287 M-O-O-N, that spells "peanut butter and jelly." 3004 05:43:48,080 --> 05:43:51,055 My momma always made it for me when I was feeling poorly. 3005 05:43:51,451 --> 05:43:53,137 Always perked me up. 3006 05:43:55,809 --> 05:43:58,090 Please eat, Stu. You gotta eat. 3007 05:44:02,652 --> 05:44:05,428 If you don't eat, you'll die. 3008 05:44:06,821 --> 05:44:08,516 I'll be alone, Stu. 3009 05:44:09,909 --> 05:44:11,892 You gotta eat for me. 3010 05:44:52,853 --> 05:44:55,432 Please, Stu. Don't die. 3011 05:45:02,392 --> 05:45:03,481 Tom. 3012 05:45:05,366 --> 05:45:06,950 Is it really you? 3013 05:45:17,358 --> 05:45:19,242 Stu said you were dead. 3014 05:45:19,934 --> 05:45:21,924 Stu's very sick, you know. 3015 05:45:22,522 --> 05:45:24,715 I know. He's got the flu. 3016 05:45:26,698 --> 05:45:29,473 I tried to feed him like my momma used to... 3017 05:45:29,673 --> 05:45:33,041 but he wouldn't eat. I'm scared, Nick. 3018 05:45:34,132 --> 05:45:36,409 It's all right. I know what to do. 3019 05:45:51,004 --> 05:45:52,293 Come on, Tom. 3020 05:46:01,510 --> 05:46:04,187 This'll make you better. Laws, yes. 3021 05:46:13,224 --> 05:46:15,906 How'd you know to get this stuff, Tommy? 3022 05:46:16,203 --> 05:46:17,493 Nick told me. 3023 05:46:19,277 --> 05:46:22,649 In my dreams, he can talk. Did I ever tell you that? 3024 05:46:24,428 --> 05:46:27,205 Yeah, I think you did. 3025 05:47:45,481 --> 05:47:47,166 Tommy, what's wrong? 3026 05:47:49,645 --> 05:47:52,631 I can't remember what Nick looked like anymore. 3027 05:47:53,926 --> 05:47:56,307 He was the best friend I ever had. 3028 05:47:57,994 --> 05:47:59,481 Gave me a bike. 3029 05:48:00,275 --> 05:48:02,158 He was always good to me. 3030 05:48:02,653 --> 05:48:04,731 I can't remember him anymore. 3031 05:48:06,120 --> 05:48:09,689 I'm so stupid. I can't remember nothing. 3032 05:48:11,970 --> 05:48:15,143 There's a lot of important stuff you didn't forget. 3033 05:48:15,639 --> 05:48:17,233 I'm still alive. 3034 05:48:18,428 --> 05:48:20,814 I wouldn't be if it wasn't for you. 3035 05:48:23,095 --> 05:48:26,664 We really going home, Stu? Like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz? 3036 05:48:28,641 --> 05:48:30,724 You bet. We're going home. 3037 05:49:18,941 --> 05:49:22,810 This is nuts, you know. Won't be anybody else in here this winter. 3038 05:49:23,800 --> 05:49:27,072 It is winter. It's early, but it is here. 3039 05:49:39,189 --> 05:49:40,677 Now be careful. 3040 05:49:40,973 --> 05:49:44,241 - It could be Stu or it could be-- - Hell, it could be anybody! 3041 05:49:46,124 --> 05:49:47,712 Who is it there? 3042 05:49:48,503 --> 05:49:51,082 You guys identify yourselves or we're gonna shoot. 3043 05:49:59,232 --> 05:50:01,314 It's them! 3044 05:50:08,647 --> 05:50:12,018 Man, I don't believe it. What happened to your leg, Stu? 3045 05:50:12,314 --> 05:50:15,984 I broke it. Never mind. We're frozen. Let's get in the truck. 3046 05:50:16,280 --> 05:50:19,159 Then I want you to take me home to see Frannie. 3047 05:50:21,742 --> 05:50:23,736 What? Come on. 3048 05:50:25,818 --> 05:50:27,209 What's wrong? 3049 05:50:28,893 --> 05:50:30,184 What is it? 3050 05:50:30,581 --> 05:50:33,649 I don't exactly know how to tell you this, Stu... 3051 05:50:35,136 --> 05:50:39,399 - What? What is it? - Well, it's the baby. 3052 05:50:42,672 --> 05:50:45,151 It's come early, and it's got the flu. 3053 05:51:11,644 --> 05:51:13,238 Is this a dream? 3054 05:51:15,326 --> 05:51:17,310 No, darling. It's no dream. 3055 05:51:34,959 --> 05:51:36,647 I can't believe... 3056 05:51:45,489 --> 05:51:48,160 So now I'm just waiting for it to be over. 3057 05:51:49,152 --> 05:51:52,820 Then maybe you and I can think about starting all over again. 3058 05:51:54,110 --> 05:51:56,193 But George says that there's no way of knowing... 3059 05:51:56,391 --> 05:51:59,069 if any of the babies are gonna be immune. 3060 05:51:59,564 --> 05:52:03,043 - Let's not think about that now, Frannie. - I can't help it. 3061 05:52:03,641 --> 05:52:06,821 I have this big black hole in the middle of me. 3062 05:52:07,316 --> 05:52:10,887 I can't help thinking, what did we all do this for? Why? 3063 05:52:13,459 --> 05:52:16,136 You propose nothing in the sight of God. 3064 05:52:30,235 --> 05:52:34,004 - For now, there's us at least, you know? - I know. 3065 05:52:36,480 --> 05:52:40,344 I can't tell you how glad I am to see you. How glad all of us are. 3066 05:52:40,641 --> 05:52:43,717 - Hey, Doc. - The baby's dead, isn't it? 3067 05:52:44,014 --> 05:52:47,781 No. Quite the opposite. I believe the crisis has passed. 3068 05:52:49,864 --> 05:52:51,154 You mean... 3069 05:52:52,348 --> 05:52:53,744 she's going to be all right? 3070 05:52:53,943 --> 05:52:56,526 Yes. I think the baby's going to live. 3071 05:53:22,222 --> 05:53:24,105 It was a tough battle... 3072 05:53:24,305 --> 05:53:27,669 and a lot of the Year One babies may not do as well as this one. 3073 05:53:28,661 --> 05:53:31,042 But when both parents are immune... 3074 05:53:32,132 --> 05:53:34,611 we will see the last of Captain Trips. 3075 05:53:36,594 --> 05:53:38,082 It's a miracle. 3076 05:53:38,973 --> 05:53:40,262 Yes, indeed. 3077 05:53:41,654 --> 05:53:45,338 You've got a beautiful daughter, Fran. You take good care of her. 3078 05:53:45,538 --> 05:53:48,711 I will. We will. 3079 05:53:53,366 --> 05:53:54,355 Hi. 3080 05:53:54,455 --> 05:53:56,638 - We can come back later-- - No. 3081 05:53:58,721 --> 05:54:00,206 You're limping. 3082 05:54:00,902 --> 05:54:03,282 - I hear you're pregnant. - Yeah. 3083 05:54:12,620 --> 05:54:16,285 Lucy, Larry... 3084 05:54:16,582 --> 05:54:19,357 No, I know. I know what happened. 3085 05:54:22,829 --> 05:54:26,498 I'm sure that when the end came... 3086 05:54:29,274 --> 05:54:31,060 they met it on their feet. 3087 05:54:31,258 --> 05:54:34,844 That's what they were sent out there to do, wasn't it? To stand? 3088 05:54:36,730 --> 05:54:38,317 I reckon it was. 3089 05:54:40,001 --> 05:54:41,385 He's gone... 3090 05:54:42,375 --> 05:54:43,864 but I'll have his baby. 3091 05:54:44,755 --> 05:54:49,416 Maybe it's not all I wanted or all I dreamed of having... 3092 05:54:51,103 --> 05:54:53,085 but it'll have to be enough. 3093 05:55:14,417 --> 05:55:17,194 Don't cry. She's gonna be just fine. 3094 05:55:18,186 --> 05:55:19,971 She's so beautiful. 3095 05:55:20,864 --> 05:55:22,854 No, I'm not crying for her. 3096 05:55:23,951 --> 05:55:27,525 It's all the others, all those empty cradles. 3097 05:55:30,101 --> 05:55:31,387 Peek, baby! 3098 05:55:36,048 --> 05:55:38,726 I know, honey, they're looking at the baby. 3099 05:55:39,816 --> 05:55:41,501 Ain't you beautiful? 3100 05:55:42,790 --> 05:55:46,360 Just as gorgeous as dawn in Eden. 3101 05:56:19,213 --> 05:56:21,390 Do you think people can change? 3102 05:56:24,760 --> 05:56:26,745 Do you think that's possible? 3103 05:56:29,621 --> 05:56:31,107 I don't know. 3104 05:56:31,802 --> 05:56:33,190 I really don't know. 3105 05:56:37,161 --> 05:56:38,654 Maybe she does.