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I'll find your dad.

I'll bring him back safe, I promise.

You can't just grab people at gunpoint and hold them. But I have.

Run through the woods as fast as you can. You understand, Bobby?

Bobby!

Bobby!

If he won't accept his responsibility, then he just doesn't exist for me

anymore. And I don't care what you say.

I'm going to have this baby, and I'm going to raise it alone.

Bravo!

Bravo!

Bravo!

Bravo!

What was that?

Applause! You were sensational.

Oh, Dominic, thanks.

I sure hope my acting coach sinks, though. You know, scene study is such an

important part of becoming an actress.

Well, I guess.

But is that what you really want? I mean, it seems like such a tough racket.

Well, I know, but I'm already sort of in the business.

And anyway, getting that speaking part last week really cinched it.

All you said was, the helicopter's ready.

I think the producer did it to save money.

Don't tell me. I didn't hear that. There's something in there. There's

nothing. Just ignore it. No way.

All right, all right, all right. I was going to save it as a surprise, but if

you insist... No, wait a second.

Dominic Santini, if some kind of rodent comes charging out of there, I'm going

to blast it and you.

Rodent, huh?

You call this a rodent?

Oh, Dominic, he's darling.

What's his name?

Her name is Alexandra the Goat, and she's not a darling. She's a tough

little hombre who I think could make one hell of a watch goat around here. Right.

Keep all those marauding tin cans at bay.

Oh, sure, sure. Go on.

Have your fun.

But I want to tell you one thing. A goat saved my life one time, you know that?

I crash-landed in the Sierra Nevadas, and I didn't have the faintest idea how

to get off those mountains.

So along came a goat, led me right down to civilization.

I love him. Her.

You shown her to Hark yet?

Show me what?

String, meet Alexandra the goat.

Yikes. Okay, another wise guy.

And I'll have you know that this goat is a present from my friend Monique. And

she says that goats are a symbol of virility.

Dominic.

Dominic.

Sister Monica, what a pleasant surprise.

I'm sorry to interrupt, Dominic. You were saying something about your

virility? Ah, no, forget it.

It's nothing.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I just wanted to make sure you hadn't forgotten about St. Julian's school

picnic on Sunday.

Wouldn't miss it for the world, sister. We're looking forward to it. Excellent.

Mr. Hawk, Bobby Phelps tells me that you and he have some sort of deal.

Yeah. Yeah, I guess we've got a deal, sister.

Good.

Sometimes the children misunderstand and end up being disappointed.

No, sister, he won't be disappointed.

Well, I guess that takes care of everything, except perhaps finding a way

to revive Dominic's virility.

Bobby?

Bobby, what's this?

It's a girl that I see.

Yeah, it's a girl. I can see that.

But I just wondered, why are you drawing her?

She's pretty.

Yeah?

Wait a minute.

That's the billboard off the freeway, isn't it? She smiles to me every day.

You drew that from memory?

I draw good.

Well, Bobby, you draw well.

I draw well, too.

Hey, it's getting late. Time for the homework.

It's hard, Dad.

Come on, I'll help you.

Okay, show me what you can do.

The big ball. The big ball.

The big ball.

One, two, three.

And the boy.

We'll be glad when this little operation's over.

Hell, I don't see what we're waiting for.

Turn me and my little friend here loose, and we'll handle this job in no time.

No, Bobby, that's went. See?

W-E-N-T.

Went. It's hard, Dad.

I know it's hard, but you can do it.

Needs work.

You don't want to give up when things get tough, right?

Yeah.

Right. Move over.

I'll tell you what. I think it's time we made a family deal.

All right.

If you can read this entire book by Thanksgiving, I'll take you back up to

Crystal Lake for camping and fishing.

Fishing? I got a big one. I remember.

What do you say? Deal?

Deal. And remember... A Phelps never goes back on a deal, right?

Right. Right, right, right.

Bobby was born with extraordinary ability.

Although he's below average in general mental development, he sees things in

great detail and can reproduce them.

You don't know why, but Bobby can draw anything. Can't you, son? I don't get

that. Oh, well, Bobby, you draw well.

I can't wait, too.

Come on, he can't draw anything.

He's not that good.

Here you are, guys.

Here you go.

Here you are, hon. Enjoy them.

This is home base.

Are both of you reading me?

Okay. Stay on your toes. We'll have to move soon.

Who wants to learn how to play an e-court?

Three.

Here, you practice this game.

Hey, where's my hug?

Thanks, Judy.

Hey, Sting, how about our deal?

Our deal?

We had a deal. You forgot?

Forget I thought you might.

I did not. In fears, never come back on a deal.

Philips says don't come back on a deal. All right for you.

Oh, Bobby.

That's beautiful.

You did all this, Mr. Photograph?

I don't know what to say.

Thank you.

Rest of the deal?

Oh.

Yeah, I think I got something here with your name.

You got it.

Yeah, I just called a buddy of mine at NASA.

Told me I had a special guy that need one.

Just like mine.

Yeah, I went to the moon.

You know, this has made a special alloy that they used in the Apollo mission.

Listen,

since you're a special bonafide honorary astronaut now, I'd like to go

flying. Really? You and me?

What?

You take over guitar lessons, Kate.

Okay. Come on, I'll race you. Yeah.

All right, now who wants to go for a boat ride?

How are you feeling?

Huh? Scared?

No, it isn't stinking.

Yeah, I guess the honorary astronauts are always safe up here, huh?

It's Jason.

Yeah.

Thanks, Dane. You like girls.

Sure, I like girls. What about you, buddy?

Yeah, I like to throw pretty girls.

Well, a grown pretty girl sounds pretty normal to me.

My mom was pretty. She died.

Well, Bobby, sometimes it's kind of hard when we lose close to us.

That's it. Now it's an answer. Take care of yourself.

That's a good way to look at it.

Hi, Mom.

It's me, Bobby.

I'm here to tell you what it's doing.

I love you, Mom.

Okay, Collins.

The crowd has thinned out enough.

Let's do it.

Phelps. Yes. Hi, I'm Alan Collins.

I understand you've just been appointed to the scholarship committee here at

school. Yes.

I'd very much like to discuss the program with you, if you have a minute,

sir. Well, sure. I'd be glad to. Great. Shall we walk?

Yeah. Okay,

Rogers. He's on his way.

Cover his back.

No one interferes.

Excuse me, we want an ice cream.

Somebody grabbed Phelps.

How could they grab from the middle of a picnic?

They used an ice cream truck.

Now that ought to be easy enough to spot.

Couldn't have got that far. They've got to be right in somewhere.

But we've missed him.

Maybe if we swing back south.

Are you kidding?

We've lost him.

And sooner or later, we've got to get back and tell Bobby.

It's Tim.

Where's my dad?

Bobby, I'm sorry. I couldn't find him.

When's he coming back?

I don't know.

This man took him?

Today?

Tim, I heard him.

Then I kill him Bobby Hey

Listen to me I'm gonna let that happen

I'll find him I promise That's the deal

Yeah, let's make a deal listen You hang tough you give me a chance. I'll find

your dad.

I'll bring him back safe. I promise Okay, it's a deal.

Yeah

Welcome, Mr. Phelps. The name is Maxwell.

What's the meaning of all this? Oh, now, come, come. Let's not play the outraged

victim. I know who you are, and I know all about your new wing designs.

Now, simply put, I have some friends picking me up in 48 hours, and I'm going

to have with me either those designs or you, Mr. Phelps.

And believe me, if you leave the country with me, my friends will get those

designs, but you won't be coming back.

I'm really not feeling very well.

You disappoint me.

I expected more from you than cheap theatrics.

Oh, God.

Help me.

Help me.

Oh, God.

He looks real bad, Mr. Maxwell. I don't think he's faking it.

Get a doctor. One that won't cause trouble.

Okay,

the house is clean now, but we found audio surveillance in five rooms.

Sounds like professionals.

Right. File it, Mr. Phelps. Thank you.

Robert W. Phelps, 56, widower of three years, one son, holds 11 patents in

aircraft design, all paying substantial royalties. Estimated income last year,

$530,000.

Estimated net worth, $3.8 million. Latest project, a new wing design with

extraordinary lift capabilities.

Extremely valuable applications to combat aircraft and space travel.

Bottom line,

he's prime value to both sides.

Exactly. And one more thing. He had a heart attack two years ago on some

recent episodes of angina, a probable candidate for a bypass, which he put off

until finishing this latest project.

The firm has taken over from the locals and the feds. We'll give you anything

you need.

This man needs to be in a hospital.

He's had a myocardial infarction of moderate severity. And, of course, you'd

recommend the hospital where we acquired you.

Well, he needs immediate treatment or he's going to die. Well, then you'll

just have to stay here and give him that treatment, Doctor.

But I have other duties. You can't just grab people at gunpoint and hold them.

But I have.

Now, you have two choices. Be a doctor or a patient.

I'll need equipment.

Anything you want.

You gonna pull the plug? I'd lose millions. No, of course not.

But they'll be here in less than two days. You haven't got his designs, and

you sure can't take him.

True, but I've been examining our options while you were arranging Dr.

Stewart's house call. Now, you told me Phelps' son has a special talent.

Yeah. I mean, the kid's retarded, but he can draw anything he sees.

And he saw the designs.

Yeah.

Yeah. Just when I was pulling surveillance, he must have been at his

dad's desk a dozen times.

In fact, one night he was drawing something, the old man told him to stop

and not to copy Dad's work. Well, that's the solution.

The son may be as valuable as the father, under the circumstances.

It's a great idea, Mr. Maxwell, but the cops will be swarming all over the kid.

Well, I think I have a way around that little problem, too.

That's not much time to raise that kind of money.

I'll do it.

Guess I was wrong.

They didn't kidnap Robert for his designs. They just want money.

$300,000 to be delivered sometime tomorrow.

I can authorize that myself.

We'll have Mr. Phelps back by tomorrow night.

You hear that, buddy?

I knew you could be due.

I'm lucky.

Hawk, I need a word with you.

They said Robert collapsed.

We've got to get him back by tomorrow.

You are lucky.

All set?

I think so. Just so long as I know that you and Kate got that lady ready to

pounce. There's your surprise.

All right.

We're ready.

Something like a radiation dip 20 for a homing device.

Airwolf scanners will pick this thing up for 20 miles.

All right.

Now, listen, these guys are pros, so they're going to be running me all over

the place, you understand? Just so they won't think they're being followed. But

please be patient, will you?

Mantini, right... I'm on my way.

That's Archangel. First drop, Burger Barn.

Hello?

Testing testing one two three. Do you hear me loud and clear?

Now this is it gang.

I'm heading for route 295

On the edge of the desert, I have to leave the money behind a tree, okay?

That sure sounds like a drop to me.

Yeah.

Tom, we'll do a high-level recon before you get there.

Okay.

There's nobody around for miles.

After you make the drop, drive a couple of miles north over the bridge line.

We'll be waiting for you.

Roger.

What are they waiting for? It's been over an hour.

Yeah, they seem so anxious to grab some dough and get lost.

You don't think they're around to us, do you?

That just doesn't add up. I mean, they act like they don't want the money,

after all.

Well, you know, maybe that's it.

They don't want the money.

They want Bobby.

He's with Sister Monica at St. Julian's.

Hey, let's go.

Listen, where's Bobby?

Why, he went with those FBI men.

The ones who said you'd rescued his father.

What happened to my dad?

This is what I did last time. Dad was sick.

He got better.

Listen, Bobby, I'm sure that's helping your father a lot, but there's something

else you could do for him that would help even more.

I could sing to him.

No, even better.

You see, when your dad got sick, he was making us those drawings that he was

working on. The airplane wings.

You remember those, don't you?

Half my life in the intelligence business, and I get suckered like a

rookie. They faced it. We blew it.

Right.

Obviously, the kidnappers were after the designs all along. They needed Bobby

because they couldn't use Robert.

Yeah, and I'd say chances are they were telling the truth about his collapsing.

And that's our best clue.

So we're looking for a man who suffered a heart attack within the past two days.

What does that tell us?

Well, they might have gotten him treatment under an assumed name.

We check every hospital, clinic, and doctor's office in the area.

Of course, they might be trying to treat him themselves.

But wouldn't they really need a doctor and medication?

Sharon, medical equipment?

A heart monitor?

That would mean a medical supply house. Get right on that.

Yeah.

And this time, let's do it right. No more screw-ups, OK?

I made that kid a deal, and we've got to find some way to keep it.

Okay, you sit down over here and you draw it right there, okay?

Hey,

you sit down. Come here. Come here. Sit down.

I'm not playing games with you anymore.

I got a boil on my foot.

And you've been to the kitchen twice and the bathroom three times in the last two

hours. So you ain't helping any.

Now do your work.

I like you. I don't care if you don't like me. Just do your work.

No sale at Memorial Hospital.

That guy fit Phelps' description, but it wasn't him.

Damn it.

You know, anything happens to this kid... Easy does it. Easy does it.

Hello? Hi, String, we got something.

A medical supply house in Oakwood Hills sold a whole complex of heart attack

equipment and medical supplies to a Dr. Stewart two days ago.

Tom, check the map for an Oakwood Hills.

Oakwood Hills, check.

Oh, String, that's not all.

Yeah? Seems the clerk remembered her because she bought way too much of

everything. We cross-checked this Dr. Stewart.

She was reported missing yesterday.

Got it.

Great work, Kate.

Come on, Dom.

I want my dad. I want my dad.

What's going on? Why is he crying? Ah, he wants to see his old man every five

minutes.

That kid is the key to more money than you ever dreamed of. Anything he wants,

he gets.

He says, jump, you ask.

How high?

Okay.

Hi,

Dad. It's me, Bobby.

Huh.

Hello, Bobby.

He's waking up.

It's coming better.

I'm taking a break.

Okay.

What's the matter with you?

I got a boil on my foot. It's killing me.

What? Is it red and swollen?

Ow! Very painful to the touch.

What do you think it is?

Well, don't you know there's been an outbreak of Rocky Mountain fever in the

area? A sore like that's one of the first symptoms. Now, you've got to get

off that foot and soak it. I want you to turn on the hot water, and I'll be right

there.

Bobby, listen carefully.

You've got to get help. I have, Dad.

Yeah. It's up to you, Bobby. I can't leave your father.

You see, you take this note, run through the woods as fast as you can.

You give it to the first person you meet.

They'll call the police. Police. You understand, Bobby?

Yes, Dad. I can understand.

I'm an astronaut.

Now you can do it. I can do it, Dad.

You can do it, Bobby. I love you, son.

I love you, Dad.

The kid's gone. He got out a window. He what?

Jenkins is after him. Well, you better hope he finds him, or that kid will have

a perfect likeness of your mug plastered from coast to coast. Jenkins will find

him. He's just a harmless kid. Oh, yeah, just a harmless kid that could hang us

all.

Well, at least he's given us nearly all the drawings.

Listen, the ship should be on site by now. Contact your friends. Tell them to

send a special taxi. They'll understand.

Right away, sir.

Should we pack up? Yes.

If that kid ever reaches civilization, it'd be better if we were long gone.

Get anything on a standard scan?

I'm getting plenty, but none of it helps.

He's trying thermal for a while. I already tried thermal.

There are people down there, but who knows if they're the right people.

Okay, let's just make another pass.

Right. I'll try Matrix, then.

Oops! String, I just got a very high reading on beryllium.

Hey, listen, Tom. The metal.

You know the one I gave Bobby? It was mostly beryllium.

Stay on that source. We're going down.

Bobby, it's me, String.

Bobby?

Remember String? We made a deal.

String?

No, kid, Sting. You all right?

String, for God's sake, give me a note.

Bobby, all it says is to call the police, dude.

Jim, you know where your dad is? Did you show us?

I didn't understand.

Bobby, tell me, how long have you been running?

Do you remember that? How many minutes?

I'm too dumb.

Oh, no, you're not. Don't worry about that. Come on. Bobby, you're not dumb.

You're dumb plenty.

Bobby, you see anything that looks familiar with those cabins or houses

down there?

No, no, I don't.

I was afraid of that. Yeah, I got an idea.

Bobby, you saw the front of the house when they brought you there, didn't you?

Mm-hmm.

You think you could draw it for me? I need paper.

No, no, no, no. I want you to take that graphic pad with the light pen, and you

draw it right on there. Now, I can see it right over here on my monitor, okay?

Do you think you could do that?

Sue, I got one at home.

That a boy.

I can see it right up here on my screen. That a boy.

Oh, it's coming in good.

Great idea, Don.

Do a horizontal scan.

We're almost ready, sir. On its way. What do we do with Dr. Phelps and

Stewart? You've heard the expression, cut off the head and the body dies.

Well, cut off the doctor and the patient dies.

I'll attend to it personally, sir.

This is the house.

at high speed.

I'm running an ID scan on him.

It's a BX-16 gunship.

Roger, Dom. Let's take care of business here first.

one person in the back room, subnormal body temperature.

That's gotta be Phelps.

Like trying to kick-start a 747, Bobby.

I think he's gonna be all right.

Put that machine on the ground now, or I'll do it for you.

Arm the weapons, I gotta make that ship.

Listen, Robert, next time you get one of these super-sensitive, high-tech

brainstorms, I wish you'd let me know.

I'll get the firm to, uh, assign a few people to keep their eye on you guys.

Like, huh?

Well,

I'll tell you one thing.

If it hadn't been for this boy's drawing, we never would have found that

house. Yeah, so I understand.

A few days, I'll be out of here, taking Bobby with me up to Crystal Lake. Be a

first for me, going fishing with a full-fledged hero.

I guess you pick first, too.

You sure better not forget about me.

Oh, see, I don't forget you.

I thought I'd fix it for you.

What?

You look good smiling.

Oh, boy.

I tell you, Bobby, this is real good.

I just don't think I'm the model type.

You look good when you smile.

You know, you look great with a smile, too.

Since you made me such a great drawing, I tell you what, I promise you I'll

smile more, okay?

Deal.

All right.