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You know what I would love to do?
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I would love to... fix that flat for you,
but I can't. I mean...
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It's your only tux,
and you're late for your wedding.
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How could I be late?
We've just met.
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I'm a lot friendlier than he is.
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That's what I'm afraid of.
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Wow!
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Kick in the butt, ain't it?
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I never felt anything like it.
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Ooh, who makes this?
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Oh, this?
This is an experimental model.
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Look at that.
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- Oh, that's, uh, sheet lightning.
- I never saw lightning like that before.
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And there are no clouds.
I can see the stars.
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You know, that's about where they
set off the first atomic bomb.
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No kidding.
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And some people say there's
still a top secret project out there.
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Something to do with
the deep space probe or a...
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- Control!
- What's happening, Gooshie?
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He's leaping.
Ziggy said no, but Sam's leaping.
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- He can't leap. We're not ready.
- Tell Sam that!
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- Put him on!
- I can't. He's in the accelerator.
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Al-Al, what do I do?
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Nothing. Any interference
could kill him.
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I'll be there in two minutes.
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Hang on, beautiful.
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We did it.
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Did what?
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I can't remember.
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I can't remember anything.
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Who am I?
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Where am I?
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I'll put the coffee on, Tom.
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Oh, boy.
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I'm in big trouble here.
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I don't even remember going to bed
with this woman, whoever she is.
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And whoever she is,
she's certainly... pregnant.
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Very pregnant.
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Good morning.
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What will I be you okay?
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The secretary of state
appeared to be acting as a go-between...
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at the United Nations in an effort to
cool down the heightened tensions between...
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Tom, better hurry up.
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Bird Dog's gonna be here to pick you up
in about 10 minutes.
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Oh, honey, the P.X. was out
of your shaving cream,
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so I got you some of that stuff, uh...
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What do you call it? The one with
the cute little signs on the highway.
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"Burma Shave?"
Oh, that's it.
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Burma Shave.
I love those little signs.
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What's taking you so long?
You gotta hurry up. Come on.
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Get in there.
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Oh, Tom. Sometimes...
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It's a dream.
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That's it. I'm dreaming.
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All I have to do is flow with it,
and I'll wake up.
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Shave.
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The sooner you shave,
the sooner you'll wake up.
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Oh, God.
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It smells real.
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It feels real.
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What the hell is happening?
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Tom?
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Honey, what's wrong? Who
do you see in the mirror?
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Oh, Tom, would you cut it out?
You nearly scared me into delivering.
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Who do you see in the mirror?
You.
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- Me?
- And me.
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Oh.
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Oh, I look awful.
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Most women bloom
when they get pregnant. I shrivel.
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Tom, I look like a prune.
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My name's not Tom.
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Honey, you're supposed to say,
"Peg, I love prunes. "
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- What do you mean your name's not Tom?
- Daddy, Captain Birdell's on the phone.
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- I'm a daddy.
- Tom, are you sick?
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Oh, honey, you're not gonna fly
if you're sick, are you?
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Fly?
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Mikey, tell Captain Birdell that Daddy will
call him as soon as he gets out of the shower.
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Roger. And get his number. You know
him. He never sleeps at the B.O.Q
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555-2231.
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Daddy's in the shower.
What's your number?
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5-5-5
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Tom, what are you up to?
I'm calling my office.
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- But that's Block field 8-4-7.
- What the hell's wrong with the phone?
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You're dialing too many numbers.
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Too many? Maybe not enough.
What's the area code?
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Area code? You never tell us
codes, Dad. That's secret stuff.
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Secret? What the hell
is secret about an area code?
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If you're testing one of your gags on us,
I don't have time for it and neither do you.
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That's the morning report on KHOl.
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Stay tuned for all the denizens
of Doodyville...
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with Buffalo Bob and Howdy Doody.
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Well, Howdy Doody, kids.
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- And howdy, Buffalo Bob.
- Howdy there, Mr. Doody.
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Boys and girls at home and all
our kids here in the gallery, let's go!
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It's Howdy Doody time
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Bob Smith and Howdy too
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Wave howdy-do to you
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Okay.
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It's not a dream.
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It's a nightmare.
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And if it's a nightmare,
sooner or later,
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there's gonna be a bogeyman.
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Until the bogeyman showed up,
I decided to ride out the dream.
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Not that I had a choice.
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Everyone seemed to think it was 1956,
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and that I was an air force
captain named Tom Stratton...
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with a wife called Peg
and one and two-thirds children.
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Evidently, my best friend
was the officer behind the wheel,
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a Captain Birdell, who
everyone simply called Bird Dog.
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It didn't take long to find out why.
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Hey. Hey-hey-hey, hoo-hoo.
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Look at this.
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Oh, my.
And I don't see a wedding ring.
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Good morning, sweet pea.
How are you?
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Allow me to introduce myself.
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I'm Captain Bill Birdell and...
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well, my facially wounded friend
here is Captain Tom Stratton.
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You might've heard of us.
We're the only two pilots...
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in the entire United States Air Force
brave enough to fly the X-2.
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Oh?
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What about Tony LaMott?
Oh, Lord.
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Don't tell me you've been led astray
by that junior birdman.
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Captain LaMott might have
a complicated wristwatch,
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but he ain't anywhere close
to being otherwise test pilot equipped.
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This being Friday,
I assume you're...
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staying at the ranch
as his weekend guest?
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Well, I'm staying at the ranch.
Then I'll anticipate a dance tonight.
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And the sonic booms you hear today
will be dedicated to you.
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"Only two guys brave
enough to fly the X-2."
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You gotta impress the ladies,
pard, if you wanna score.
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Besides that, it's true.
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What if I told you I couldn't fly?
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You sick?
No, I just...
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When I woke up this morning,
.. couldn't remember how to fly.
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I like it.
It's so crazy, I like it.
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Who you gonna pull it on?
It's not a joke.
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You sound like you mean it.
I do.
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Damn, Tom, that's what makes you
the best, that sincere look.
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Hell, if I could lie with a straight face
like you, my bird-dogging rate would double.
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Hey, what say
we pull it on Weird Ernie.
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Weird Ernie? Yeah, we'll tell him
that flying faster than Mach 2...
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is affecting our minds.
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Affecting your minds how?
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It seems the faster I fly,
the less I remember about it.
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I've experienced that. And I'm starting
to forget things, like my wife's birthday.
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I never forgot Lucy's birthday
until I flew at Mach 2.5.
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Last time I busted Mach 2,
I forgot where I parked my car.
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That's fascinating.
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Dr. Berger, could you design a test to
quantify these apparent memory losses?
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- I should be able to come up with something.
- Good. Good.
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This is a most interesting development.
Thank you, gentlemen.
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Before we mount up, there's one more thing.
We believe the fire warning light...
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Captain Birdell encountered at Mach 2.6
was a result of inadequate insulation.
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We've rewired the system,
and we expect no further problems.
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What's all this "we" stuff?
You gonna be up there with me?
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I wish I could, Captain LaMott.
I truly wish I could.
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But as you know, my war wounds
physically disqualify me.
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If you should experience
a red light around Mach 2.6,
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shut down until the chase plane
can catch up and check you over...
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for visible signs of fire.
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A fella could
be barbecued doing that.
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You get a fire warning light, Tony,
I recommend you punch out.
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- You didn't eject.
- Yeah, but I'm a damn hero.
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You know, I like that guy.
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He kind of reminds me of me
back in the old days.
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All right, all right. If there are no
further questions, gentlemen, let's mount up.
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Well, he swallowed that
hook, line and slide rule.
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Now, ain't this a kick in the butt?
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Chase One, hold on niner east.
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Mother Hen, you are cleared to roll.
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The pattern is yours.
Good luck.
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You're my best friends.
I need your honest opinion here.
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Uh-oh. Which thigh
has less stretch marks?
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Oh, Lord.
My right one. Okay?
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Or my left?
Gosh, Peg.
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You know, I think this
one has less. My right?
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They're not as wide either.
Really?
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This is the one I'm using
my cactus cream on.
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No!
Yes!
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I gotta stop drinking so much coffee.
It's making me jumpy.
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Yeah.
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Given enough time,
you can get used to anything,
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even a nightmare.
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All you have to do is relax and...
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trust those around you.
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When did you get
into the import business?
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What are you talking about?
That long-legged honey...
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staying at the ranch
this weekend.
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What's he do, Tom,
smell 'em out?
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It's a natural gift, son.
It's a natural gift.
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Sort of like
a bird dog flushing quail.
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Yeah, yeah.
Well, I gotta mount up.
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You know, I'm actually
beginning to enjoy this.
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I mean, here I am, a daring air force
test pilot who doesn't have to fly.
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Well, she's all yours, pard.
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Take her up to 25 while
I answer Mother Nature.
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Mother Hen heading 2-5-0-2-6-0...
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at 12,000 and dropping.
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Mother Hen, Edwards. Radar indicates you are
in a 40-degree-per-minute turn to the right.
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Are you experiencing a problem?
Over.
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Whoa-ooo-ooo!
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- What's wrong?
- I can't fly.
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Bird Dog, Tom,
can you read me? Over.
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Mother Hen, Edwards.
Do you have a problem? Over.
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Uh, Edwards, this is Mother Hen.
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00:17:28,160 --> 00:17:30,094
We must've had a bubble
in the hydraulic system,
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'cause for a while, this bird
was flying like a Mack truck.
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Whatever it was,
we must have burped it out.
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00:17:35,267 --> 00:17:38,532
We are continuing our climb
up to 25,000.
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You save it for Weird Ernie, pard.
You ain't never gonna sucker me.
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Just don't ask me to fly.
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Edwards, Mother Hen.
Level at 25,000.
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Roger, Mother Hen.
You are clear to drop.
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Good luck.
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00:18:43,102 --> 00:18:45,969
Hey, Tony, I'm tired of
hauling your butt around.
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I'm gonna cut you loose and see which
of us gets back to that blonde first.
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00:18:57,850 --> 00:19:01,286
Is everybody back there
okay where they're at?
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Yeah, looks fine to me.
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All right. 240 indicated.
Here we go, ladies.
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Drop in ten, nine, eight,
221
00:19:17,269 --> 00:19:19,703
seven, six,
222
00:19:19,772 --> 00:19:21,672
five, four,
223
00:19:22,741 --> 00:19:24,709
three, two,
224
00:19:24,777 --> 00:19:26,472
one.
225
00:19:26,545 --> 00:19:28,172
Bombs away.
226
00:19:53,005 --> 00:19:55,439
Ride her, cowboy.
227
00:20:05,784 --> 00:20:09,618
Mach 1.3 and accelerating.
228
00:20:10,623 --> 00:20:12,284
Nosing over.
229
00:20:14,493 --> 00:20:18,020
One-nine. Mach 2.
230
00:20:19,265 --> 00:20:22,063
All right.
She's leveling off.
231
00:20:22,134 --> 00:20:25,069
65,000.
232
00:20:25,137 --> 00:20:27,298
Sixty-six.
233
00:20:27,373 --> 00:20:30,536
Level at 71,000.
234
00:20:30,609 --> 00:20:33,305
Mach 2.4.
235
00:20:35,147 --> 00:20:37,138
On profile.
236
00:20:39,485 --> 00:20:43,251
All right. Starting my run.
Firing rocket three.
237
00:20:43,322 --> 00:20:46,553
Mach 2.5.
238
00:20:47,560 --> 00:20:49,460
Two-six.
239
00:20:53,399 --> 00:20:57,392
Outside skin temperature. 683.
240
00:20:57,469 --> 00:20:59,596
Ain't no fire warning light.
241
00:20:59,672 --> 00:21:02,266
I guess we beat that gremlin.
242
00:21:03,909 --> 00:21:05,843
Mach 2.7.
243
00:21:06,979 --> 00:21:10,847
Two-eight.
244
00:21:14,887 --> 00:21:17,981
Skin temperature. 800.
245
00:21:20,492 --> 00:21:22,619
Fire warning light.
246
00:21:23,662 --> 00:21:26,290
Rockets off.
247
00:21:32,771 --> 00:21:35,296
Everything looks okay.
Mach 2.4.
248
00:21:35,374 --> 00:21:37,035
2.3.
249
00:21:38,043 --> 00:21:40,341
Nah, I think it's
another false alarm.
250
00:21:40,412 --> 00:21:44,610
- Hey, where are you, Dougie?
- Five miles behind you at 30,000.
251
00:21:44,683 --> 00:21:47,345
Roger. Coming back to you
for a look-see.
252
00:21:48,187 --> 00:21:51,281
Don't turn above Mach 2.
Don't turn above Mach 2.
253
00:21:51,357 --> 00:21:53,518
Oh, I lost her!
254
00:22:33,732 --> 00:22:35,723
Did you see it?
255
00:22:38,404 --> 00:22:40,395
There.
256
00:22:42,574 --> 00:22:44,565
Oh, God.
257
00:23:22,147 --> 00:23:24,809
Well, the X-2 didn't get him,
but she's sure gonna auger him in.
258
00:23:24,883 --> 00:23:30,549
- You think so?
- Yeah, he's got that, uh, that sick calf look.
259
00:23:30,622 --> 00:23:33,853
Here we go, gang.
Bird Dog's about to pounce.
260
00:23:33,926 --> 00:23:36,258
Shoot, he's the only pilot left
in the B.O.Q
261
00:23:36,328 --> 00:23:38,796
Be awful lonesome in there
without him.
262
00:23:38,864 --> 00:23:41,697
How would you know?
You never sleep in the B.O.Q
263
00:24:12,030 --> 00:24:15,898
As nightmares go, this one is definitely
taking a turn for the better.
264
00:24:16,902 --> 00:24:21,896
Even at six months, I found Peg...
stunningly beautiful.
265
00:24:21,974 --> 00:24:24,238
Although, I doubt she'd believe it.
266
00:24:24,309 --> 00:24:28,336
It could be that pregnant women hold
some strange attraction for me, but...
267
00:24:28,413 --> 00:24:30,608
I think it's Peg.
268
00:24:30,682 --> 00:24:33,708
Whatever it is, the chemistry
is definitely working and,
269
00:24:33,786 --> 00:24:35,947
well, I'll just have to
keep telling myself...
270
00:24:36,021 --> 00:24:38,285
I'm not really her husband, Tom.
271
00:24:42,227 --> 00:24:44,218
Would you like to dance?
272
00:24:44,296 --> 00:24:45,854
What?
Dance.
273
00:24:47,432 --> 00:24:50,458
With this stomach?
I can reach around it.
274
00:25:31,109 --> 00:25:34,237
Well, I wanna know who you've
been dancing with, mister.
275
00:25:34,313 --> 00:25:37,305
What? Tom, you may be the
best pilot in the air force,
276
00:25:37,382 --> 00:25:41,580
but you were born
with two left feet... until tonight.
277
00:25:41,653 --> 00:25:45,453
Maybe I just needed
a well-rounded partner.
278
00:25:56,468 --> 00:25:58,459
Peg?
Hmm?
279
00:25:59,571 --> 00:26:01,732
Who's that guy
by the jukebox?
280
00:26:03,775 --> 00:26:05,800
That's Doug.
281
00:26:05,878 --> 00:26:08,642
No, no, no.
The guy in the tux.
282
00:26:08,714 --> 00:26:11,205
A tux? In here?
283
00:26:15,320 --> 00:26:18,847
You don't see a man in a black tux
standing by the jukebox?
284
00:26:18,924 --> 00:26:21,290
Tom, Tom.
285
00:26:21,360 --> 00:26:24,420
Everything is so nice.
Let's not spoil it.
286
00:26:24,496 --> 00:26:27,397
Either someone blocked Peg's view
of the guy in the tux,
287
00:26:27,466 --> 00:26:30,958
or the bogeyman had arrived.
288
00:26:31,036 --> 00:26:34,130
Whichever it was,
I was going to find out.
289
00:26:34,206 --> 00:26:36,936
Oh, Tom. No, you're
six months along, Peg.
290
00:26:37,009 --> 00:26:39,409
At six months, you dance one,
and then sit one out.
291
00:26:39,478 --> 00:26:42,413
Doctor's orders.
But I feel fine,
292
00:26:42,481 --> 00:26:44,949
and we never get
a chance to dance.
293
00:26:45,017 --> 00:26:49,113
This is my favorite song.
I don't want you to overdo it.
294
00:26:49,187 --> 00:26:51,781
Look, we've got
all night, okay?
295
00:26:51,857 --> 00:26:53,518
Okay.
296
00:26:53,592 --> 00:26:55,958
I'm gonna go feed the old
jukebox. I'll be right back.
297
00:27:14,012 --> 00:27:17,345
Isn't this great?
298
00:27:17,416 --> 00:27:19,350
I mean, isn't this just great?
299
00:27:19,418 --> 00:27:21,648
Brings back so many old memories.
300
00:27:21,720 --> 00:27:24,280
Hey, have they got
"Be-Bop-A-Lula" on there?
301
00:27:24,356 --> 00:27:28,349
Got me through some long,
cold nights at M.I.T.
302
00:27:28,427 --> 00:27:33,865
"Be-Bop" and a little
Lithuanian girl named Danesa.
303
00:27:33,932 --> 00:27:35,900
She was in the chemistry lab
researching the...
304
00:27:35,968 --> 00:27:38,232
Am I dead?
What?
305
00:27:38,303 --> 00:27:40,362
Dead. Am I dead?
It would explain a lot.
306
00:27:40,439 --> 00:27:43,431
I could be in a reverse reincarnation
that's entered in midlife.
307
00:27:43,508 --> 00:27:49,242
That's a good one, Sam.
You know my name.
308
00:27:49,314 --> 00:27:51,305
I'm not that wasted.
309
00:27:51,383 --> 00:27:53,578
Why do you know who I am
when no one else does?
310
00:27:53,652 --> 00:27:57,213
Are you serious? Dead
serious. No pun intended.
311
00:28:00,092 --> 00:28:02,322
Oh, my God.
312
00:28:02,394 --> 00:28:05,955
You really don't
recognize me, do you? No.
313
00:28:06,031 --> 00:28:08,898
Or remember the experiment.
What experiment?
314
00:28:08,967 --> 00:28:11,731
What do you remember
prior to waking up this morning?
315
00:28:11,803 --> 00:28:15,705
Other than my name and a telephone
number, not a lot. What experiment?
316
00:28:15,774 --> 00:28:19,175
If I'm part of an experiment, then this
all isn't a psychotic hallucination, is it?
317
00:28:19,244 --> 00:28:21,235
Is it?
318
00:28:22,614 --> 00:28:27,017
Oh, God,
that putz Ziggy was right.
319
00:28:27,085 --> 00:28:30,612
Ziggy? I remember a Ziggy.
A little guy with bad breath.
320
00:28:30,689 --> 00:28:32,680
You're slipping; pard.
321
00:28:32,758 --> 00:28:36,216
Nobody's gonna fall for that old
"talking to somebody who ain't there" gag.
322
00:28:56,648 --> 00:28:58,878
Oh, God. What the hell?
323
00:28:58,950 --> 00:29:01,942
What are we gonna do?
324
00:29:03,088 --> 00:29:07,957
- We're in a rotten fix.
I told him not to...
325
00:29:09,661 --> 00:29:12,721
Though I don't know
326
00:29:12,798 --> 00:29:15,892
Many words of praise
327
00:29:15,967 --> 00:29:17,958
Please, God,
328
00:29:19,704 --> 00:29:22,264
I'd like to wake up now.
329
00:29:22,340 --> 00:29:27,972
Put on your bonnet
your cape and your glove
330
00:29:28,046 --> 00:29:31,379
And come with me
331
00:29:33,251 --> 00:29:35,981
This is KCV530, Victorville.
332
00:29:36,054 --> 00:29:40,787
Here's Velton Bunch
and the Dovetones.
333
00:29:40,859 --> 00:29:43,623
I never realized how hard it was
to follow a road without striping.
334
00:29:44,696 --> 00:29:46,926
Striping?
335
00:29:46,998 --> 00:29:48,932
I was just thinking that,
you know,
336
00:29:49,000 --> 00:29:51,491
if they would paint white stripes
along the side of the road,
337
00:29:51,570 --> 00:29:53,561
it would be easier to see.
338
00:29:54,873 --> 00:29:56,807
That's a very good idea, Tom.
339
00:29:56,875 --> 00:29:59,776
I got a few of them.
340
00:30:05,650 --> 00:30:08,175
Tonight was fun.
341
00:30:08,253 --> 00:30:10,687
Good.
342
00:30:10,755 --> 00:30:13,553
It was a little scary too.
Why scary?
343
00:30:14,559 --> 00:30:17,722
Oh, I don't know.
Maybe because...
344
00:30:17,796 --> 00:30:19,787
you wanted to dance.
345
00:30:20,999 --> 00:30:23,490
It's not the first time
we danced.
346
00:30:23,568 --> 00:30:26,560
And you didn't drink more
than one or two beers...
347
00:30:26,638 --> 00:30:29,038
or talk flying.
348
00:30:29,107 --> 00:30:31,098
I can't remember
the last time you sat...
349
00:30:31,176 --> 00:30:33,508
at a table full of pilots
and you didn't talk airplanes.
350
00:30:33,578 --> 00:30:35,512
It seemed to me that's
all we talked about.
351
00:30:35,580 --> 00:30:37,514
That's all they talked about.
You didn't say a word.
352
00:30:37,582 --> 00:30:41,712
I wasn't in a talkative mood.
You were at the jukebox.
353
00:30:46,758 --> 00:30:51,218
"Why is it... "
"When you... "
354
00:30:52,264 --> 00:30:56,030
"Try to pass... "
"The guy in front... "
355
00:30:57,269 --> 00:31:01,228
- "Goes twice as fast?"
- "Burma Shave. "
356
00:31:05,310 --> 00:31:07,904
Oh, it feels nice.
357
00:31:07,979 --> 00:31:11,244
How did it work?
Better than my electric razor,
358
00:31:11,316 --> 00:31:13,307
uh, would.
359
00:31:15,620 --> 00:31:18,282
I don't use an electric razor, do I? No.
360
00:31:18,356 --> 00:31:20,620
No, Tom.
361
00:31:20,692 --> 00:31:23,627
What's going on?
I wish I knew.
362
00:31:23,695 --> 00:31:28,291
- Honey, just tell me, okay?
- What if I told you my name wasn't Tom?
363
00:31:28,366 --> 00:31:30,926
You said that this morning
in the bathroom. It's Sam.
364
00:31:31,002 --> 00:31:35,098
Don't ask me what my last name is
because I can't remember it.
365
00:31:35,173 --> 00:31:37,698
I look in a mirror, and I see...
366
00:31:37,776 --> 00:31:39,710
Tom Stratton, I guess,
367
00:31:39,778 --> 00:31:42,212
but he's not me.
368
00:31:43,215 --> 00:31:45,149
I can't fly.
369
00:31:45,217 --> 00:31:47,208
In fact,
I don't know what I can do.
370
00:31:48,820 --> 00:31:51,550
When I woke up this morning,
371
00:31:51,623 --> 00:31:55,957
I didn't know you or Mikey...
or anyone else at the base.
372
00:31:57,696 --> 00:32:00,221
I know it sounds like I belong
in a loony bin, but it's the truth.
373
00:32:00,298 --> 00:32:03,927
The reason I'm acting different
is because I am different.
374
00:32:04,002 --> 00:32:08,666
- I'm not your Tom.
- Oh, Tom.
375
00:32:10,842 --> 00:32:12,332
Oh, look.
376
00:32:14,045 --> 00:32:17,173
Please don't...
Then stop doing this, okay?
377
00:32:17,249 --> 00:32:19,911
You asked me to explain...
Just stop it, Tom.
378
00:32:28,727 --> 00:32:30,718
I'm sorry, Peg.
379
00:32:31,896 --> 00:32:34,888
I'm being a real nerd.
380
00:32:34,966 --> 00:32:36,957
You were right.
I'm setting up a gag.
381
00:32:37,035 --> 00:32:41,165
- Thank God.
- I shouldn't have tried it on you.
382
00:32:41,239 --> 00:32:43,969
Oh, honey, you had me
scared to death.
383
00:32:44,042 --> 00:32:46,408
I thought you had a brain tumor
or something.
384
00:32:46,478 --> 00:32:48,946
I never thought of that.
What?
385
00:32:50,915 --> 00:32:54,009
Bird Dog and I have been dreaming up
theories to explain why I can't fly.
386
00:32:54,085 --> 00:32:56,019
You see, that's the joke.
387
00:32:56,087 --> 00:32:58,647
I tell Weird Ernie
that I forgot how to fly.
388
00:32:58,723 --> 00:33:01,749
You tell Weird Ernie that
you forgot how to fly. Yeah.
389
00:33:01,826 --> 00:33:04,351
Tom, that is the stupidest thing
I've ever heard.
390
00:33:04,429 --> 00:33:08,388
I don't know.
It sounds pretty plausible to me.
391
00:33:13,605 --> 00:33:15,937
Tom?
Hmm?
392
00:33:16,007 --> 00:33:17,998
What's a nerd?
393
00:33:20,845 --> 00:33:22,676
Well, it, uh...
394
00:34:14,532 --> 00:34:16,966
What's the matter?
395
00:34:17,035 --> 00:34:20,129
What? Nothing. Go back to sleep.
396
00:34:20,205 --> 00:34:22,196
Okay.
397
00:34:26,311 --> 00:34:28,939
That's all I need,
a good night's sleep.
398
00:34:29,013 --> 00:34:31,208
I'll figure it out in the morning
when I milk the cows.
399
00:34:32,217 --> 00:34:34,208
"Milk the cows"?
400
00:34:36,254 --> 00:34:40,315
I was raised
on a dairy farm in Indiana...
401
00:34:40,392 --> 00:34:42,519
until I was 18.
402
00:34:42,594 --> 00:34:44,585
I went to college at...
403
00:34:46,431 --> 00:34:49,889
Damn, I can't remember.
Stick to the farm.
404
00:34:49,968 --> 00:34:53,961
I was raised on a farm with...
my sister Kate.
405
00:34:54,038 --> 00:34:56,268
Katie married a naval officer.
406
00:34:56,341 --> 00:34:58,639
Um, Lieutenant John...
407
00:34:59,644 --> 00:35:02,841
No, Jim.
Jim Bonick.
408
00:35:02,914 --> 00:35:05,178
Yeah, Katie and Jim Bonick.
409
00:35:05,250 --> 00:35:07,912
Mom's lived with them in Hawaii
ever since...
410
00:35:09,320 --> 00:35:11,845
Dad died in '74.
411
00:35:15,393 --> 00:35:17,384
But this is '56.
412
00:35:21,433 --> 00:35:24,095
My dad is still alive.
413
00:35:34,012 --> 00:35:36,003
Operator.
414
00:35:37,749 --> 00:35:41,048
Operator,
I'd like long distance, please.
415
00:35:41,119 --> 00:35:43,110
Long Distance.
416
00:35:45,657 --> 00:35:47,648
Indiana, please.
417
00:35:49,961 --> 00:35:53,124
Elk Ridge, Indiana.
Number, please.
418
00:35:56,034 --> 00:35:58,093
Number, please.
419
00:35:58,169 --> 00:36:00,899
I'm-I'm-I'm trying, Operator,
but it's been a long time.
420
00:36:00,972 --> 00:36:03,532
Um, it's...
421
00:36:06,344 --> 00:36:08,278
Oakdell.
422
00:36:08,346 --> 00:36:11,804
Yeah, that's it.
Uh, Oakdell...
423
00:36:11,883 --> 00:36:14,750
Sir, why don't you give me
the name of the party,
424
00:36:14,819 --> 00:36:17,652
and I will ring
Elk Ridge Information.
425
00:36:19,657 --> 00:36:21,750
Sir?
426
00:36:21,826 --> 00:36:24,727
Sir, do you want
Elk Ridge Information?
427
00:36:31,169 --> 00:36:35,196
Dad? What's wrong?
428
00:36:35,273 --> 00:36:37,741
I'm just...
I'm catching a cold.
429
00:36:37,809 --> 00:36:39,800
Wanna skip the fishing trip?
430
00:36:41,112 --> 00:36:43,205
- What?
- It's Saturday.
431
00:36:43,281 --> 00:36:45,215
You said we'd go fishing today.
432
00:36:45,283 --> 00:36:48,218
But we don't have to
if you don't feel good.
433
00:36:49,487 --> 00:36:51,478
What are you talking about?
434
00:36:51,556 --> 00:36:54,286
Nothing cures a cold
faster than a fishing trip.
435
00:37:14,612 --> 00:37:16,603
You don't wanna do that.
436
00:37:16,681 --> 00:37:19,309
I just did that to show you
what not to do.
437
00:37:20,318 --> 00:37:23,981
I'll bring it back now, and I'll
show you how it should be done.
438
00:37:28,493 --> 00:37:32,520
Now, remember, Mikey,
even your best fly fisherman...
439
00:37:32,597 --> 00:37:34,724
gets his fly snagged now and then.
440
00:37:34,799 --> 00:37:39,236
But it's the old pro
who can bring it back without...
441
00:37:39,304 --> 00:37:41,295
Can I try now, Dad?
442
00:37:50,415 --> 00:37:52,576
You stay here and fish this,
uh, pool, all right?
443
00:37:52,650 --> 00:37:55,414
I'm gonna fish further upstream. Roger.
444
00:37:56,421 --> 00:38:00,187
Dad, I know you're trying
to make me look good.
445
00:38:03,161 --> 00:38:05,152
Yeah.
446
00:38:26,184 --> 00:38:28,880
Is that a Ginger Quill
spent wing?
447
00:38:28,953 --> 00:38:32,047
Or maybe a Blue Dunn?
I don't know.
448
00:38:32,123 --> 00:38:35,217
I got such a damn hangover.
It could be a Coors pop-top.
449
00:38:37,929 --> 00:38:41,865
Don't yell, please!
450
00:38:41,933 --> 00:38:44,493
I should've stayed in bed
with Tina.
451
00:38:45,570 --> 00:38:47,800
You still don't
remember me, huh?
452
00:38:47,872 --> 00:38:49,863
That's sad, pal, very sad.
453
00:38:49,941 --> 00:38:51,875
My name is Albert.
454
00:38:51,943 --> 00:38:54,810
Albert what, I can't tell you,
because it's restricted.
455
00:38:54,879 --> 00:38:57,712
Most of what you're gonna
wanna know is restricted.
456
00:38:57,782 --> 00:39:00,808
So it'll be easier for us if you
don't ask a lot of questions.
457
00:39:00,885 --> 00:39:03,547
- What are you?
- That's a question, Sam.
458
00:39:04,622 --> 00:39:07,182
I'm a man, like you.
459
00:39:08,960 --> 00:39:10,985
Mmm.
460
00:39:13,698 --> 00:39:17,259
- Not like me.
- Oh, no, uh, this isn't me.
461
00:39:17,335 --> 00:39:20,065
This is, uh,
a neurological hologram.
462
00:39:20,138 --> 00:39:23,164
It's an image that only
you can see and hear.
463
00:39:23,241 --> 00:39:25,402
Created by a subatomic
agitation of carbon quarks...
464
00:39:25,476 --> 00:39:28,240
...tuned to the mesons
of my optic and optic neurons?
465
00:39:28,312 --> 00:39:32,214
- You got it.
- How did I know that?
466
00:39:34,852 --> 00:39:37,988
Ziggy has come up with five
different scenarios to ex...
467
00:39:37,989 --> 00:39:38,788
Ziggy!
468
00:39:38,856 --> 00:39:41,809
Ziggy, a little guy with bad breath.
469
00:39:41,810 --> 00:39:43,020
No, that's Gooshie.
470
00:39:43,094 --> 00:39:46,029
He programs Ziggy.
Ziggy's a hybrid computer.
471
00:39:46,097 --> 00:39:50,295
Hybrid computers and neurological
holograms didn't exist in 1956.
472
00:39:50,368 --> 00:39:52,893
Only in theory.
But this is '56.
473
00:39:52,970 --> 00:39:55,700
Well, it is for you.
It is not for me.
474
00:39:55,773 --> 00:39:57,707
What's my last name?
475
00:39:57,775 --> 00:40:00,073
If you can't remember, I
can't tell you. It's important.
476
00:40:00,144 --> 00:40:03,375
But it's also on top of Ziggy's
no-no list, double-starred.
477
00:40:03,448 --> 00:40:05,382
Why?
I can't tell you that either.
478
00:40:05,450 --> 00:40:07,384
What the hell can you tell me?
479
00:40:07,452 --> 00:40:10,182
Basically, what you already know.
480
00:40:10,254 --> 00:40:14,213
that you're, uh, part of
a time-travel experiment...
481
00:40:14,292 --> 00:40:16,283
that went a little caca.
482
00:40:17,662 --> 00:40:19,653
"A little caca"?
483
00:40:20,998 --> 00:40:24,661
- How little caca?
- Well, you're here, which is a biggie.
484
00:40:24,736 --> 00:40:26,829
I mean, that's a first.
It's Nobel Prize time.
485
00:40:26,904 --> 00:40:28,838
You should be proud of that.
And?
486
00:40:28,906 --> 00:40:31,773
And, uh, uh,
we're experiencing...
487
00:40:31,843 --> 00:40:35,006
technical difficulties in,
uh, retrieving you.
488
00:40:37,949 --> 00:40:40,110
That's great, Al.
489
00:40:41,486 --> 00:40:43,420
I wake up in '56 with a memory
like Swiss cheese,
490
00:40:43,488 --> 00:40:45,513
and you're experiencing
technical difficulties?
491
00:40:45,590 --> 00:40:48,423
Whose brainchild is this, yours?
492
00:40:49,427 --> 00:40:52,294
No, not mine.
493
00:40:52,363 --> 00:40:55,730
I haven't got a lot of time. I have
to find out which of these scenarios...
494
00:40:55,800 --> 00:40:58,792
can explain why we couldn't
retrieve you this morning.
495
00:40:58,870 --> 00:41:01,668
You tried? Of course we
tried. You wouldn't leap.
496
00:41:01,739 --> 00:41:03,866
So now it's my fault.
Possibly.
497
00:41:03,941 --> 00:41:06,967
Did you tell anyone
that you're not Tom Stratton?
498
00:41:09,580 --> 00:41:11,514
Sort of.
Oh, Sam.
499
00:41:11,582 --> 00:41:14,176
Retrieving you is dependent upon
everyone here...
500
00:41:14,252 --> 00:41:16,345
believing that you're
the person you replaced.
501
00:41:16,420 --> 00:41:19,548
They didn't believe me. I look in
a mirror, and I don't believe me.
502
00:41:19,624 --> 00:41:23,390
That's to be expected.
To us, Tom looks just like you.
503
00:41:24,796 --> 00:41:26,730
He's with you?
Of course.
504
00:41:26,798 --> 00:41:29,961
How do you think we located you?
When you went in, he came out.
505
00:41:30,034 --> 00:41:33,561
If it's any consolation,
his memory is full of holes too.
506
00:41:33,638 --> 00:41:37,199
Now, everyone has to believe
that you're Tom Stratton...
507
00:41:37,275 --> 00:41:39,869
if we're gonna be able
to retrieve you on Tuesday.
508
00:41:39,944 --> 00:41:42,071
Tuesday.
509
00:41:43,314 --> 00:41:45,908
Tuesday's gonna be a little late.
510
00:41:45,983 --> 00:41:48,781
I'm, uh...
511
00:41:48,853 --> 00:41:52,289
I'm scheduled to test-fly
the X-2 on Monday.
512
00:41:55,860 --> 00:41:57,851
Did you ever think
of taking flying lessons?
513
00:42:01,299 --> 00:42:03,290
Just a thought.
514
00:42:12,510 --> 00:42:15,240
All right, give me the big one.
Right down the middle.
515
00:42:17,682 --> 00:42:20,082
Not bad, not bad. Right in
the glove. Right in the glove.
516
00:42:20,151 --> 00:42:23,643
Right down the middle. No batter,
no batter, no batter, no batter.
517
00:42:23,721 --> 00:42:26,246
What you need
is a little Texas sauce.
518
00:42:26,324 --> 00:42:29,919
Yeah! Ow. Mmm.
519
00:42:29,994 --> 00:42:33,555
How does he do it?
Probably wearing his hat.
520
00:42:37,535 --> 00:42:40,698
Sometimes Doug
wears his goggles.
521
00:42:42,206 --> 00:42:44,868
Well, I think it's sexy.
522
00:42:44,942 --> 00:42:48,207
I mean, if anything,
that spin became even flatter.
523
00:42:48,279 --> 00:42:50,804
Hi, baby.
524
00:42:50,882 --> 00:42:54,750
I mean, I didn't want to punch out
inverted, but what the hell else could I do?
525
00:42:57,822 --> 00:43:01,280
All right.
526
00:43:30,321 --> 00:43:33,449
Yeah!
527
00:43:33,524 --> 00:43:35,151
Wow!
528
00:43:35,226 --> 00:43:38,684
Did you see that roll and flip
he did at the top, Dad?
529
00:43:38,763 --> 00:43:41,698
What do you call it?
You got me.
530
00:43:44,669 --> 00:43:48,105
- The chandelle, Mikey.
- Wow! It sure was something.
531
00:43:49,106 --> 00:43:53,133
Yeah, it sure was.
532
00:43:53,210 --> 00:43:56,008
I'd better help your mom.
533
00:43:56,080 --> 00:43:58,173
Aw, Dad.
Unless you wanna set the table.
534
00:43:58,249 --> 00:44:00,342
Hey, Captain Crawford,
wanna play catch?
535
00:44:00,418 --> 00:44:02,784
Sure do.
Fire one on in there, Mikey.
536
00:44:14,398 --> 00:44:16,389
Hi.
Hi.
537
00:44:20,638 --> 00:44:22,765
You okay?
I'm fine.
538
00:44:24,141 --> 00:44:27,508
You look a little pale.
Yeah, well, it's the heat.
539
00:44:27,578 --> 00:44:29,512
I'll never get used to it.
540
00:44:29,580 --> 00:44:32,481
You want me to help?
I make a mean Caesar salad.
541
00:44:32,550 --> 00:44:35,178
I'm just kidding.
I know.
542
00:44:36,187 --> 00:44:38,382
But not about how you look.
543
00:44:38,456 --> 00:44:40,447
Well, that's your fault.
544
00:44:41,859 --> 00:44:44,453
That's not what I meant.
Look, I'm fine.
545
00:44:44,528 --> 00:44:46,462
I really am.
546
00:44:46,530 --> 00:44:49,658
Why don't you just go back
on out there with Mikey?
547
00:44:49,734 --> 00:44:54,171
You know, you haven't spent this much
time with him since he was hit by the bus.
548
00:44:56,440 --> 00:44:58,431
Okay.
549
00:45:00,411 --> 00:45:03,380
Hey, flyboy.
550
00:45:22,666 --> 00:45:25,328
Come and get it.
Uh...
551
00:45:25,403 --> 00:45:27,667
Got to eat trout
while it's sizzling.
552
00:45:27,738 --> 00:45:29,706
Yeah.
553
00:45:29,774 --> 00:45:33,141
Why don't you take the salad out?
I'll get the rolls.
554
00:45:33,210 --> 00:45:35,235
Yeah.
555
00:45:50,694 --> 00:45:52,292
I'm sorry to pull you
from your barbecue,
556
00:45:52,293 --> 00:45:54,460
but Dr. Berger and I have just
finished a questionnaire...
557
00:45:54,532 --> 00:45:58,400
to test Captain Birdell's theory that Mach
3 flight has a negative effect on the memory.
558
00:45:58,469 --> 00:46:01,131
Quite frankly, if this theory had
come from you, I'd be skeptical.
559
00:46:01,205 --> 00:46:04,697
We all know your penchant
for practical jokes, eh?
560
00:46:04,775 --> 00:46:07,608
Doctor, any memory loss
I suffer won't be faked.
561
00:46:07,678 --> 00:46:10,044
We're going to call it the
Ernst-Berger Engramic Standard.
562
00:46:10,114 --> 00:46:14,312
200 questions designed to
benchmark a person's memory.
563
00:46:14,385 --> 00:46:17,320
I thought we were gonna call it
the Berger-Ernst Engramic Standard.
564
00:46:17,388 --> 00:46:18,855
Hi, Tom.
Hi.
565
00:46:18,923 --> 00:46:21,858
These questions should give us
a cross section of your memory.
566
00:46:21,926 --> 00:46:25,828
Some, like your age, place of birth,
are the usual statistics.
567
00:46:25,896 --> 00:46:29,388
But I think you'll find
most are rather unusual.
568
00:46:29,467 --> 00:46:32,265
What was the coldest
you've ever been?
569
00:46:32,336 --> 00:46:34,327
Who was your second-best friend
in college?
570
00:46:35,573 --> 00:46:37,507
Where did you first make love?
571
00:46:39,477 --> 00:46:41,638
Well, at least you didn't ask to who.
572
00:46:41,712 --> 00:46:43,805
Dr. Ernst suggested that,
573
00:46:43,881 --> 00:46:47,146
but where is as meaningful
and more discreet.
574
00:46:47,218 --> 00:46:49,209
Sort of a personal "Trivial Pursuit"?
575
00:46:51,122 --> 00:46:53,056
Not a bad name.
576
00:46:53,124 --> 00:46:55,354
The Berger-Ernst
Engramic Trivial Pursuit.
577
00:46:55,426 --> 00:46:59,157
Ernst-Berger. We'll need this filled
out before you take off on Monday.
578
00:46:59,230 --> 00:47:01,164
You'll fill it out
again when you land.
579
00:47:01,232 --> 00:47:04,497
If there are any significant changes in your
memory, we should be able to detect them.
580
00:47:04,568 --> 00:47:07,264
- Any questions, Captain?
- Uh, no, no.
581
00:47:07,338 --> 00:47:11,502
It seems simple enough. I�ll, hum...
I'll have it for you on Monday.
582
00:47:12,676 --> 00:47:14,667
Doctors.
583
00:47:21,352 --> 00:47:24,844
Doctor, we could be on the verge
of a momentous discovery.
584
00:47:24,922 --> 00:47:28,824
Or the butt of a momentous joke.
585
00:48:07,131 --> 00:48:10,726
Pretty simple, huh?
586
00:48:10,801 --> 00:48:12,632
Can't you just
fade in or something?
587
00:48:12,703 --> 00:48:17,265
You tell me how to fade in agitated carbon
quarks, and I'll make the Scientific Journal.
588
00:48:17,341 --> 00:48:22,176
Just don't sneak up on me. You
still don't remember our project?
589
00:48:22,246 --> 00:48:26,979
Bad enough I have to give Dick-and-Jane
explanations to the president.
590
00:48:27,051 --> 00:48:30,543
I've gotta give you one too.
All right.
591
00:48:30,621 --> 00:48:34,022
One end of this string
represents your birth.
592
00:48:34,091 --> 00:48:39,688
The other end, your death. You tie the
ends together, and your life is a loop.
593
00:48:39,763 --> 00:48:42,391
Ball the loop...
594
00:48:44,001 --> 00:48:47,664
and the days of your life
touch each other out of sequence.
595
00:48:47,738 --> 00:48:50,730
Therefore, leaping from one point
of the string to another...
596
00:48:50,808 --> 00:48:53,208
Would move you backward or forward
within your own lifetime.
597
00:48:53,277 --> 00:48:55,939
Which is our project,
Quantum Leap!
598
00:48:57,781 --> 00:48:59,715
I can't remember.
599
00:49:02,720 --> 00:49:05,382
Al! I wish you would stop doing that.
600
00:49:05,456 --> 00:49:07,515
What?
601
00:49:07,591 --> 00:49:09,923
Walking through things.
602
00:49:09,994 --> 00:49:14,795
Well, you want me to walk around something that
isn't even here? All right, I'll walk around it.
603
00:49:14,865 --> 00:49:18,892
There. How's that?
Why- Why isn't it here?
604
00:49:18,969 --> 00:49:24,032
I'm a hologram to you, right? Well, you and
everything around you is a hologram to me.
605
00:49:24,108 --> 00:49:27,305
You're in the imaging
chamber. You remember.
606
00:49:27,378 --> 00:49:29,938
Vaguely. A cavern somewhere. New Mexico.
607
00:49:30,014 --> 00:49:32,505
What year is it there?
608
00:49:32,583 --> 00:49:36,417
You'll find that out...
if we get you back. If?
609
00:49:36,487 --> 00:49:39,251
Well, see, Ziggy's theory is really...
It's a load of crap.
610
00:49:39,323 --> 00:49:43,282
I mean, you gotta believe
that God or time or something...
611
00:49:43,360 --> 00:49:47,694
was just waiting for
your quantum leap to, uh,
612
00:49:47,765 --> 00:49:51,223
to correct a mistake.
A mistake in time?
613
00:49:51,302 --> 00:49:54,897
Something that happened in the life
of Captain Tom Stratton in '56,
614
00:49:54,972 --> 00:49:57,236
since he's the one you bounced out.
615
00:49:57,308 --> 00:50:01,335
Once that's put right,
you'll snap back like a pimp's suspenders.
616
00:50:01,412 --> 00:50:02,879
Once what's put right?
617
00:50:02,946 --> 00:50:07,406
Tom Stratton was killed
trying to break Mach 3 in the X-2.
618
00:50:07,484 --> 00:50:12,353
If Ziggy's right,
all you have to do is break Mach 3...
619
00:50:12,423 --> 00:50:13,947
and live.
620
00:50:19,797 --> 00:50:21,731
Hey!
No way.
621
00:50:21,799 --> 00:50:24,199
Hey, pal, it's not my theory.
There's gotta be another way.
622
00:50:24,268 --> 00:50:26,566
The next one's only got
a 52% chance of working.
623
00:50:26,637 --> 00:50:28,571
I'll take it.
624
00:50:28,639 --> 00:50:31,972
It requires you to be at ground zero
during an atomic detonation.
625
00:50:33,210 --> 00:50:36,202
You asked.
What else have you got?
626
00:50:36,280 --> 00:50:39,681
This isn't a shopping list, you know.
627
00:50:39,750 --> 00:50:42,150
The odds drop into
the low teens after that.
628
00:50:42,219 --> 00:50:47,384
Your best shot is freezing the brain
until all electrical activity has ceased.
629
00:50:47,458 --> 00:50:50,894
That's called death.
I never said it would be easy.
630
00:50:52,363 --> 00:50:55,298
Hey, slow down, will ya?
I'm fighting a hangover.
631
00:50:55,366 --> 00:50:57,891
All right, you want a sure thing?
I got it for you.
632
00:50:57,968 --> 00:51:01,495
You don't do anything. You just live.
Barring accidental death...
633
00:51:01,572 --> 00:51:04,268
or a fatal disease,
you'll be back in 40 years.
634
00:51:04,341 --> 00:51:07,310
That's your safest option.
And Tom Stratton?
635
00:51:07,378 --> 00:51:10,006
He'll go on living forward
from where he's at now.
636
00:51:10,080 --> 00:51:14,176
Technically, he could end up
the oldest man alive.
637
00:51:14,251 --> 00:51:18,415
Well, what about Peg and Mikey? I don't want to
hurt them, but I can't go on pretending I'm Tom.
638
00:51:18,489 --> 00:51:21,856
Hey, they were gonna
lose him on Monday anyway.
639
00:51:21,925 --> 00:51:25,258
Of course,
if you bust Mach 3 and survive,
640
00:51:25,329 --> 00:51:28,457
they could have him around for
another 30 or 40 years. I can't fly!
641
00:51:28,532 --> 00:51:30,466
I'll be your copilot.
You're a hologram.
642
00:51:30,534 --> 00:51:34,493
I'm also an ex-astronaut. The hardest part
about flying is taking off and landing.
643
00:51:34,571 --> 00:51:38,940
The B-50 does the first part for you.
After that, you just fire a couple of rockets,
644
00:51:39,009 --> 00:51:42,172
hang on to the stick
and ka-za-zoom, Mach 3.
645
00:51:42,246 --> 00:51:44,840
And the second part?
Landing?
646
00:51:46,283 --> 00:51:50,811
You could never land the X-2, not
even with my help. So, you don't.
647
00:51:50,888 --> 00:51:53,686
I eject?
Mmm.
648
00:51:53,757 --> 00:51:56,988
X-2 does a crash and burn.
You float back to earth on a pillow of silk.
649
00:51:57,060 --> 00:52:00,791
The moment you touch down, you leap forward,
Tom leaps back, and the broad and I...
650
00:52:00,864 --> 00:52:03,196
are gone to Las Vegas.
It might work.
651
00:52:03,267 --> 00:52:05,201
Of course it'll work.
652
00:52:05,269 --> 00:52:07,635
A minute ago
you said it was crap.
653
00:52:10,874 --> 00:52:13,365
That was before I thought it out.
654
00:52:56,753 --> 00:52:59,221
Tom?
655
00:52:59,289 --> 00:53:02,747
You should be asleep.
And you shouldn't be?
656
00:53:09,633 --> 00:53:12,193
You're worried about breaking
the record tomorrow, aren't you?
657
00:53:15,339 --> 00:53:17,273
No.
658
00:53:17,341 --> 00:53:22,369
Oh, honey, you'll do it.
You're gonna be the fastest man alive.
659
00:53:29,620 --> 00:53:31,611
Tom...
660
00:53:34,558 --> 00:53:36,492
promise me.
661
00:53:36,560 --> 00:53:40,018
What?
No, you have to promise first.
662
00:53:40,097 --> 00:53:43,066
Well, that's silly. How can I promise
something if I don't know what...
663
00:53:43,133 --> 00:53:46,830
Just promise.
664
00:53:49,006 --> 00:53:52,498
I promise.
665
00:53:52,576 --> 00:53:54,635
Now, what did I promise?
666
00:53:56,213 --> 00:53:58,443
I'll tell you tomorrow night.
667
00:54:36,019 --> 00:54:38,010
Thanks, guys.
668
00:54:43,193 --> 00:54:46,788
Well, ready to become
the fastest man on earth?
669
00:54:46,863 --> 00:54:50,629
Ready as I'll ever be.
670
00:54:50,701 --> 00:54:53,898
Oh. What did you
think of this, Tom?
671
00:54:53,971 --> 00:54:59,375
Well, I'm not sure how useful it'll be
to gauge a memory loss, but, uh,
672
00:54:59,443 --> 00:55:03,436
filling it out last night sure brought back
a lot of old ones for me.
673
00:55:33,010 --> 00:55:37,538
Well, my boobs
are as big as Marilyn's.
674
00:55:37,614 --> 00:55:41,050
Lucy, you're
five months pregnant.
675
00:55:41,118 --> 00:55:45,213
Well, maybe she is too. Why else
would a guy like Miller marry her?
676
00:55:45,214 --> 00:55:46,053
Guess.
677
00:55:46,123 --> 00:55:51,393
Sally, he's a writer.
They're only used to the finer things in life.
678
00:55:51,461 --> 00:55:53,793
Honey, there is nothing finer in life.
679
00:55:53,864 --> 00:55:56,924
You are so bad!
680
00:56:34,871 --> 00:56:38,466
There's a yellow rose in Texas
681
00:56:38,542 --> 00:56:41,136
That I am gonna see
682
00:56:41,211 --> 00:56:43,475
Nobody else could miss her
683
00:56:43,547 --> 00:56:46,072
Not half as much as me
684
00:56:46,149 --> 00:56:48,083
She cried so when I left her
685
00:56:48,151 --> 00:56:50,620
Hey, wait a minute. Listen to this.
686
00:56:50,621 --> 00:56:52,383
It like to broke my heart
687
00:56:52,456 --> 00:56:56,517
And if I ever find her
we'll never fall apart
688
00:56:56,593 --> 00:56:58,959
If you don't clear this radio,
Captain Birdell,
689
00:56:59,029 --> 00:57:02,192
the only yellow rose you'll be seeing will be
the one I'll shove up your afterburners.
690
00:57:02,265 --> 00:57:05,757
- Is that clear? Over.
- Uh, that's a roger, Edwards.
691
00:57:08,438 --> 00:57:11,134
Read this.
692
00:57:11,208 --> 00:57:15,736
"Date of birth,
August 8th, 19... 53."
693
00:57:15,812 --> 00:57:19,373
- Well, that's a typo. He means 1923.
- Keep reading.
694
00:57:19,950 --> 00:57:24,410
"What had the most positive impact on
me in high school? Answer: miniskirts.
695
00:57:26,289 --> 00:57:32,086
"What had the most negative impact
on me in high school? Answer: panty hose? "
696
00:57:37,634 --> 00:57:39,568
It's time to mount up, Tom.
697
00:57:39,636 --> 00:57:43,402
Hey, Tom, this is gonna sound
a little weird, but...
698
00:57:43,473 --> 00:57:47,341
right before I got the fire warning light,
I swear I smelled coffee brewing.
699
00:57:47,410 --> 00:57:50,072
Maybe it's one of
Weird Ernie's gremlins.
700
00:57:50,147 --> 00:57:52,081
Yeah, maybe.
701
00:57:52,149 --> 00:57:54,310
Good luck, Tom.
702
00:58:07,964 --> 00:58:10,592
Where are you, Albert?
703
00:58:21,444 --> 00:58:23,469
Hmm.
704
00:58:32,122 --> 00:58:35,956
"When feeling lonely, I rent a video
and microwave some popcorn. "
705
00:58:36,026 --> 00:58:39,962
This is gibberish.
Very creative gibberish.
706
00:58:40,030 --> 00:58:42,726
Captain Stratton has answered
each question as if he had...
707
00:58:42,799 --> 00:58:45,563
been born in '53
and lived in the future.
708
00:58:45,635 --> 00:58:48,695
Then this whole memory loss thing
is another one of their hoaxes.
709
00:58:48,772 --> 00:58:51,570
I'm afraid so.
Well, how stupid do they think I am?
710
00:58:51,641 --> 00:58:54,633
Pet rocks. Water beds.
711
00:58:54,711 --> 00:58:58,374
What was it he said he was expelled
from college for? Uh, streaking.
712
00:58:58,448 --> 00:59:01,884
He's got a sick mind, Doctor.
They all do.
713
00:59:04,254 --> 00:59:06,245
Maybe they have to.
714
00:59:10,393 --> 00:59:14,921
Okay.
715
00:59:18,168 --> 00:59:22,764
Uh, Albert?
716
00:59:51,167 --> 00:59:54,830
Locked tight. All set, Captain.
Good luck.
717
01:00:11,521 --> 01:00:14,388
Edwards, Mother Hen.
Level at 25,000.
718
01:00:14,457 --> 01:00:19,087
Roger, Mother Hen.
You are clear to drop.
719
01:00:19,162 --> 01:00:21,528
Good luck.
720
01:00:21,598 --> 01:00:24,692
Ten, nine, eight,
721
01:00:24,768 --> 01:00:29,899
seven, six, five,
722
01:00:29,973 --> 01:00:34,376
four, three, two,
723
01:00:34,444 --> 01:00:36,571
one.
Albert!
724
01:00:36,646 --> 01:00:39,206
Bombs away.
725
01:00:41,418 --> 01:00:46,412
Albert.!
726
01:00:48,558 --> 01:00:52,324
X-2, Chase One.
Do you have a problem? Over.
727
01:00:52,395 --> 01:00:55,159
I can't fly.
728
01:00:55,231 --> 01:00:58,564
Relax. I can.
Al?
729
01:00:58,635 --> 01:01:03,470
Al? Where are you?
Right here.
730
01:01:03,540 --> 01:01:07,169
Hey, Tom, do you read me?
Come in, X-2.
731
01:01:07,243 --> 01:01:11,179
Follow my lead.
Light off one and two.
732
01:01:17,420 --> 01:01:20,287
It's a kick in the butt, ain't it?
733
01:01:20,357 --> 01:01:22,689
Match my movements.
734
01:01:39,175 --> 01:01:41,370
Where the hell were you?
735
01:01:41,444 --> 01:01:43,878
I was at the Laker game.
It went into overtime.
736
01:01:43,947 --> 01:01:46,745
A ball game? I nearly died
because you were at a ball game?
737
01:01:46,816 --> 01:01:50,980
It wasn�t just a ball game.
It was a play-off game.
738
01:01:51,054 --> 01:01:54,319
At the party later,
I met this dish named Martha.
739
01:01:54,391 --> 01:01:58,384
I guess I can thank God you didn't
spend the night with this Martha.
740
01:01:58,461 --> 01:02:03,125
Well, I did.
Uh, coming up on Mach 1.
741
01:02:03,199 --> 01:02:05,224
Coming up on Mach 1.
742
01:02:20,717 --> 01:02:22,947
Mach 1.3.
Nosing over.
743
01:02:23,019 --> 01:02:25,613
Mach 1.3. 50,000.
N- N-Nosing over.
744
01:02:25,688 --> 01:02:28,020
Now ease the stick forward.
That's enough.
745
01:02:31,094 --> 01:02:33,995
Mach 1.7.
746
01:02:34,064 --> 01:02:36,032
Mach 2. 68, 69.
747
01:02:36,099 --> 01:02:39,830
Mach 2.
748
01:02:39,903 --> 01:02:45,273
Level at 70,000.
Mach 2.4. On a profile.
749
01:02:45,341 --> 01:02:48,208
Level at 70,000.
Mach 2.4.
750
01:02:48,278 --> 01:02:50,610
On profile.
751
01:02:52,615 --> 01:02:54,879
Wow.!
752
01:02:56,653 --> 01:02:58,883
It's incredible!
753
01:03:00,423 --> 01:03:05,451
- What now?
- Punch three and go for it.
754
01:03:10,600 --> 01:03:15,503
Mach 2.4, 2.5.
Outside skin temperature. 685.
755
01:03:15,572 --> 01:03:20,635
- Mach 2.7. Skin temperature. 750.
- Ride her, cowboy.
756
01:03:23,480 --> 01:03:26,916
Mach 2.8.
757
01:03:26,983 --> 01:03:30,680
- Do you hear that?
- Mach 2.9. Yes.
758
01:03:33,790 --> 01:03:38,352
Tony didn't smell coffee.
He heard it perking.
759
01:03:38,428 --> 01:03:41,295
It's the fuel, Sam.
760
01:03:41,364 --> 01:03:45,391
The heat is boiling the fuel.
Shut 'em down, Sam. Shut 'em down!
761
01:03:45,468 --> 01:03:46,901
Shut 'em down.!
762
01:04:10,693 --> 01:04:14,254
Pull, Sam. Eject.!
763
01:05:17,360 --> 01:05:20,989
I'm still here.
No, damn it, I'm still here.!
764
01:05:23,600 --> 01:05:25,591
Al!
765
01:05:40,049 --> 01:05:43,712
You know, Captain, we could be combing the
desert with tweezers and little glass jars...
766
01:05:43,786 --> 01:05:46,653
looking for what's left of you.
767
01:05:46,723 --> 01:05:51,160
You guys are all alike. Losing your
plane's worse than losing your wife.
768
01:05:51,227 --> 01:05:54,060
I'd trade my ex-wife
for any wreck they got.
769
01:05:54,130 --> 01:05:57,657
I'm still here.
Hmm. 'Bout time you realized it.
770
01:05:57,734 --> 01:05:59,725
What now? I'm going to
take your blood pressure.
771
01:05:59,802 --> 01:06:02,566
We could try the A-bomb
theory. No, thank you.
772
01:06:02,639 --> 01:06:06,302
Well, I'm sorry, but it's
necessary. It's not my theory, Sam.
773
01:06:06,376 --> 01:06:11,006
I never bought into that "good deed,
put time right" bull. Not really.
774
01:06:11,080 --> 01:06:13,378
So I'm stuck here?
I don't think so.
775
01:06:13,449 --> 01:06:17,385
Maybe not. A few tests at the hospital,
and you should be able to go home.
776
01:06:17,453 --> 01:06:20,081
Maybe you could leap back when you least
suspect it, like tonight when you're sleeping.
777
01:06:20,156 --> 01:06:23,353
Do you really believe that?
Absolutely. I don't know.
778
01:06:23,426 --> 01:06:25,792
I don't see any reason to keep you
in the hospital. But in the meantime,
779
01:06:25,862 --> 01:06:29,389
there's no reason for me to stay here,
and I would feel really bad...
780
01:06:29,465 --> 01:06:34,266
if Martha woke up and found out that I'd gone
without even saying good morning, you know?
781
01:06:34,337 --> 01:06:36,464
It's not nice.
782
01:06:38,675 --> 01:06:41,235
Unless your blood pressure
keeps elevating.
783
01:06:50,787 --> 01:06:56,190
Dr. Berger,
please contact the ward nurse.
784
01:06:56,259 --> 01:06:58,250
Daddy!
785
01:06:59,595 --> 01:07:02,621
Hey.
Hey, I'm okay.
786
01:07:07,337 --> 01:07:11,364
Peg went into premature labor
when she heard the crash.
787
01:07:11,441 --> 01:07:13,432
Okay, I'll be right.
788
01:07:16,412 --> 01:07:20,906
Look, I know you want
to be with your mom.
789
01:07:20,983 --> 01:07:23,008
And you will.
But, uh,
790
01:07:23,086 --> 01:07:27,284
right now I want you to stay
with Sally and Lucy, okay?
791
01:07:27,357 --> 01:07:31,316
They're both pregnant, and they're
very frightened. You understand?
792
01:07:32,628 --> 01:07:35,392
Yes, sir.
793
01:07:35,465 --> 01:07:38,400
She'll be fine, son.
794
01:07:38,468 --> 01:07:40,459
I promise.
795
01:07:44,474 --> 01:07:46,465
Tom, what...
796
01:07:55,585 --> 01:07:57,519
Is she dilated any further?
797
01:07:57,587 --> 01:08:00,078
Tom. Tom!
798
01:08:01,824 --> 01:08:04,759
Oh.! Oh.!
799
01:08:04,827 --> 01:08:06,818
Oh!
800
01:08:11,134 --> 01:08:14,900
Oh, I knew
you'd keep your promise.
801
01:08:14,971 --> 01:08:17,405
It'll take more than
a gremlin to kill me.
802
01:08:17,473 --> 01:08:20,135
Hey, did you set a record?
803
01:08:20,209 --> 01:08:24,839
I guess so.
Oh, I'm so proud of you!
804
01:08:28,217 --> 01:08:31,709
Look at me. Look at me.
Take a deep breath.
805
01:08:31,788 --> 01:08:34,985
Hold it...
and let it out like this.
806
01:08:44,033 --> 01:08:46,661
Okay?
807
01:08:46,736 --> 01:08:49,899
Where did you learn to do that? Premed.
808
01:08:51,474 --> 01:08:53,499
Oh, Tom!
809
01:08:55,445 --> 01:08:57,675
Excuse me. Tom?
810
01:08:59,982 --> 01:09:01,916
I'll be right back.
811
01:09:07,423 --> 01:09:10,290
Tom, this is Dr. Blaustein.
812
01:09:10,359 --> 01:09:15,092
It's not good, Captain. The baby's
gonna arrive at least nine weeks premature.
813
01:09:15,164 --> 01:09:18,361
The nearest neonatal
intensive care unit's in L.A.
814
01:09:18,434 --> 01:09:19,830
Now, we've got a plane standing by...
815
01:09:19,831 --> 01:09:22,063
but considering the shock
that your wife's been through...
816
01:09:22,138 --> 01:09:24,072
I don't want to risk moving her.
817
01:09:24,140 --> 01:09:29,077
It's your decision, Tom. I'd recommend
delivering here and flying the baby to L.A.
818
01:09:29,145 --> 01:09:32,512
The baby won't have a chance.
Not much, but your wife will.
819
01:09:34,283 --> 01:09:38,777
Dr. Cooper to O.R. 3.
Dr. Cooper to O.R. 3.
820
01:09:38,855 --> 01:09:40,948
How far apart are
the contractions?
821
01:09:41,023 --> 01:09:43,890
It's early labor. It's just
started. How far dilated?
822
01:09:43,960 --> 01:09:46,451
Two centimeters,
and the cervix is partial effaced.
823
01:09:46,529 --> 01:09:51,489
Then it's early enough to stop. Captain,
once labor's started you can't stop it.
824
01:09:51,567 --> 01:09:56,595
Of course you can. Start her on
a beta sympathomimetic. A what?
825
01:09:56,672 --> 01:09:59,539
A beta sympathomimetic.
826
01:09:59,609 --> 01:10:04,376
I'm not sure which one. Obstetrics isn't
my specialty. Probably ritodrine or terbuta...
827
01:10:04,447 --> 01:10:08,474
Hell, those didn't come out till the
late '70s. Excuse us a minute, Doctor.
828
01:10:08,551 --> 01:10:11,748
Captain, the only reason I'm not
kicking you from here to the flight line...
829
01:10:11,821 --> 01:10:13,686
is that woman down the hall needs you.
830
01:10:13,756 --> 01:10:18,352
She doesn't have to deliver. I know what
I'm talking about. Now you're a doctor?
831
01:10:18,427 --> 01:10:20,588
Evidently.
832
01:10:20,663 --> 01:10:22,961
Tom, considering what
you've been through today,
833
01:10:23,032 --> 01:10:25,728
I'm gonna make an allowance
for your behavior up to now.
834
01:10:25,801 --> 01:10:29,760
But if you persist in wasting our time with
this little sham you and Captain Birdell...
835
01:10:29,839 --> 01:10:33,434
are trying to perpetrate, mister,
I'll see you never fly again!
836
01:10:33,509 --> 01:10:36,410
It's not a sham.
Those answers are true.
837
01:10:36,479 --> 01:10:40,939
Dr. Ernst was right.
You are one sick bastard.
838
01:10:41,017 --> 01:10:43,042
Alcohol.
839
01:10:43,119 --> 01:10:46,452
A five percent solution of ethanol
alcohol in dextrose and water...
840
01:10:46,522 --> 01:10:48,513
intravenously administered
will stop labor.
841
01:10:48,591 --> 01:10:52,721
The technique was developed in the '60s.
Beta sympathomimetics replaced it in the '70s.
842
01:10:52,795 --> 01:10:55,389
But it'll still work.
Use your brain, damn it!
843
01:10:55,464 --> 01:10:58,262
What will an intravenous
five percent solution of alcohol do?
844
01:10:59,335 --> 01:11:01,326
Get her instantly drunk,
845
01:11:02,838 --> 01:11:06,638
which will interfere
with the oxytocins...
846
01:11:06,709 --> 01:11:09,769
her brain's releasing
to stimulate the uterine contractions.
847
01:11:09,845 --> 01:11:14,373
Thank you.
848
01:11:14,450 --> 01:11:16,475
Did you hear any of that, Barry?
Yeah, I did.
849
01:11:16,552 --> 01:11:20,181
What do you think? Well, let's give
it a try. Nurse, prepare an I.V...
850
01:11:20,256 --> 01:11:24,215
Que sera, sera
851
01:11:24,293 --> 01:11:29,424
Whatever will be, will be
852
01:11:29,498 --> 01:11:34,265
The future's not ours to see
853
01:11:34,337 --> 01:11:37,898
Que sera, sera
854
01:11:37,974 --> 01:11:43,537
What will be, will be
855
01:11:46,415 --> 01:11:48,383
Well, what do you think, boys?
856
01:11:48,451 --> 01:11:52,114
We have Doris Day
for a patient. Well?
857
01:11:52,188 --> 01:11:56,420
She's gonna have one beaut of a
hangover, but she's not gonna deliver.
858
01:11:56,492 --> 01:11:58,738
Do you want to tell me how
in the hell Captain Stratton...
859
01:11:58,739 --> 01:11:59,620
Barry, do me a favor.
860
01:11:59,695 --> 01:12:02,664
Hmm?
Don't ask.
861
01:12:04,100 --> 01:12:06,967
Hey, flyboy,
the squares are gone.
862
01:12:07,036 --> 01:12:09,027
You wanna boogie?
863
01:12:18,648 --> 01:12:21,276
I love you.
864
01:12:21,350 --> 01:12:23,648
I love you too, Peg.
865
01:13:23,913 --> 01:13:27,007
Hey, Fox.!
Fox, what ya posing for?
866
01:13:27,083 --> 01:13:30,314
Ain't nobody gonna take your picture.
867
01:13:43,332 --> 01:13:46,665
Nice catch, Foxy.
868
01:13:46,736 --> 01:13:50,365
This is it, folks.
Down by five, the last of the ninth.
869
01:13:50,439 --> 01:13:55,103
Unless the Bombers can pull a miracle and
win this final game of the 68th season,
870
01:13:55,177 --> 01:13:58,044
it's the cellar
for the third year in a row.
871
01:13:58,114 --> 01:14:02,642
The bottom of the ninth is brought to
you tonight, as it has been all year long,
872
01:14:02,718 --> 01:14:05,186
by Shneck and Shneck
Funeral Parlors,
873
01:14:05,254 --> 01:14:09,623
serving Waco and
the Texas Hill Country for 43 years.
874
01:14:09,692 --> 01:14:12,991
All right, now, put some fire under it.!
875
01:14:13,062 --> 01:14:17,897
Hustle, boys! Now hustle!
We're gonna beat these Okies.
876
01:14:35,117 --> 01:14:38,382
Fox! Do something!
877
01:14:38,454 --> 01:14:40,718
Me? Why me?
878
01:14:40,790 --> 01:14:42,314
It's your dog.
879
01:14:44,593 --> 01:14:48,427
He knew. The little sucker knew.
880
01:14:48,497 --> 01:14:51,523
And he wasn't gonna stop barking
until they all knew.
881
01:14:51,600 --> 01:14:54,330
Stray dogs are pretty common
on the farm belt,
882
01:14:54,403 --> 01:14:57,861
and one of the first things my dad taught
me was how to face the wild ones down.
883
01:14:59,074 --> 01:15:02,100
You look them straight in the eye,
and you let 'em know who's boss.
884
01:15:10,352 --> 01:15:14,550
Of course, it had been a long time
since I was a kid.
885
01:15:17,026 --> 01:15:19,051
Then again,
886
01:15:21,463 --> 01:15:25,126
once you've got the touch,
you never lose it.
887
01:15:25,201 --> 01:15:27,726
- That's the damnedest thing I ever saw.
- How'd you teach him that, Foxy?
888
01:15:27,803 --> 01:15:29,794
Well... Aah!
889
01:15:31,807 --> 01:15:34,537
Barnes lines a solid shot
down the aisle in right center.
890
01:15:34,610 --> 01:15:38,444
Pace is chasing it back into the corner.
Barnes is rounding first.
891
01:15:41,150 --> 01:15:43,584
Here comes the throw to second, and he
- Safe!
892
01:15:43,652 --> 01:15:45,313
He's safe!
893
01:15:45,387 --> 01:15:50,256
Well, the Bombers get their second hit
of the game, and it's a double! Oh!
894
01:15:52,294 --> 01:15:56,788
No wonder they're in the cellar. They got
about as much enthusiasm as a $10 hooker.
895
01:15:56,866 --> 01:15:58,834
Come on.
896
01:15:58,901 --> 01:16:01,836
I want to watch the game.
Will you follow me?
897
01:16:01,904 --> 01:16:05,931
- I can't. I'm up after Matt.
- Yeah. Right.
898
01:16:06,008 --> 01:16:09,774
- Something wrong, Fox?
- Uh, no. I'm gonna...
899
01:16:09,845 --> 01:16:13,679
I'll be back in a minute. I'm
just gonna,... you know.
900
01:16:13,749 --> 01:16:16,217
Make it snappy.
901
01:16:17,319 --> 01:16:19,082
Strike!
902
01:16:19,154 --> 01:16:23,682
The next son of a gun that swings at
the first pitch, I'm gonna fine 50 bucks!
903
01:16:23,759 --> 01:16:25,750
Al!
904
01:16:32,301 --> 01:16:34,462
How'd you get here so fast?
905
01:16:34,536 --> 01:16:37,164
It's been a week since
you quantum leaped. A week?
906
01:16:37,239 --> 01:16:40,834
A couple of minutes ago
I was in the hospital with Peg.
907
01:16:40,910 --> 01:16:44,607
Well, you've been bouncing
around in time, Sam.
908
01:16:44,680 --> 01:16:46,944
It may have seemed like
a couple of minutes to you,
909
01:16:47,016 --> 01:16:50,543
but we've been popping
champagne for six days.
910
01:16:50,619 --> 01:16:53,315
Oh, it was a hell of a party too.
911
01:16:53,389 --> 01:16:57,758
Gooshie, he got so wasted that
he had Ziggy printing X-rated pictures.
912
01:16:57,826 --> 01:17:00,454
And you know Brenda,
the cute little redhead in coding?
913
01:17:00,529 --> 01:17:03,555
She got so turned on!
914
01:17:03,632 --> 01:17:06,294
No, I don't know Brenda,
or I don't remember Brenda.
915
01:17:06,368 --> 01:17:08,734
And I certainly don't care
how turned on she got.
916
01:17:08,804 --> 01:17:12,001
I'm in a real identity crisis here, Al.
917
01:17:12,074 --> 01:17:15,635
I mean, one minute I'm Tom Stratton,
and the next I'm a ball player named Fox.
918
01:17:15,711 --> 01:17:20,512
Tim Fox, 32-year-old third baseman
for the Waco Bombers.
919
01:17:20,582 --> 01:17:25,019
According to Ziggy, you hit... 415 in
'63 and got called up to Chicago...
920
01:17:25,087 --> 01:17:30,992
where you broke your leg sliding into
second and got sent back down to recover.
921
01:17:31,060 --> 01:17:33,324
That was five years ago.
922
01:17:44,606 --> 01:17:46,540
Oh, boy!
923
01:17:46,608 --> 01:17:49,577
Hey, come on, Sam.
We're missing the game!
924
01:17:49,645 --> 01:17:52,375
The hell with the game!
It's your last one in organized ball.
925
01:17:52,448 --> 01:17:55,212
In a couple of minutes
you're gonna fly out to center.
926
01:17:55,284 --> 01:17:57,309
The Bombers are gonna finish
another season in the cellar,
927
01:17:57,386 --> 01:18:00,913
and you're gonna hang up
your spikes. Then what?
928
01:18:00,990 --> 01:18:04,255
Well, you're gonna open up a Kentucky
Fried Chicken franchise. What?
929
01:18:04,326 --> 01:18:06,590
You'll marry a girl named Sue
and have two kids.
930
01:18:06,662 --> 01:18:08,596
Of course, you don't have to be
around for all of that.
931
01:18:08,664 --> 01:18:14,068
Soon as we can figure out what needs
to be put right, you'll leap outta here.
932
01:18:14,136 --> 01:18:17,367
Like fly the X-2
to Mach 3 and live?
933
01:18:17,439 --> 01:18:19,236
Hey, Ziggy blew it!
Yeah.
934
01:18:19,308 --> 01:18:23,472
He didn't research it enough.
Originally, Tom Stratton not only died,
935
01:18:23,545 --> 01:18:26,981
but his wife went into premature labor,
and the baby was stillborn.
936
01:18:27,049 --> 01:18:28,573
And now?
Tom's alive!
937
01:18:28,650 --> 01:18:32,313
Peg gave birth to a healthy baby girl,
seven pounds, eight ounces.
938
01:18:32,388 --> 01:18:36,324
Funny thing.
They happened to name her Samantha.
939
01:18:36,392 --> 01:18:39,418
Seems like someone wanted
both Tom and Samantha to survive.
940
01:18:39,495 --> 01:18:41,087
Yeah.
941
01:18:41,163 --> 01:18:44,064
Come on, Jackson's up.
He's gonna hit a homer with one on!
942
01:18:45,667 --> 01:18:48,534
You're a vampire.
943
01:18:48,604 --> 01:18:52,631
What? Neurological
holograms don't reflect, Sam.
944
01:18:52,708 --> 01:18:56,769
Obviously when it comes to quantum
physics, you're still a mental slug.
945
01:18:56,845 --> 01:18:59,643
But we can talk about this later.
Come on. I hate to miss the game.
946
01:18:59,715 --> 01:19:02,240
You already know how
it's going to end.
947
01:19:02,317 --> 01:19:08,051
I knew how it was gonna end
when I took Brenda into the filing room.
948
01:19:08,123 --> 01:19:10,284
I still took her.
949
01:19:12,761 --> 01:19:15,924
There's the homer.
Why didn't I leap all the way?
950
01:19:15,998 --> 01:19:19,593
Twelve years in a blink isn't bad, pal.
A couple more of those, you'll be back home.
951
01:19:19,668 --> 01:19:22,865
If I leap forward again.
What if I leap back?
952
01:19:22,938 --> 01:19:24,997
That is always possible.
953
01:19:25,074 --> 01:19:27,907
In other words, I could be
bouncing around in time forever?
954
01:19:27,976 --> 01:19:30,968
No. Nobody lives forever.
955
01:19:34,716 --> 01:19:38,447
What does Ziggy say I have to put right
to leap this time? He isn't saying.
956
01:19:38,520 --> 01:19:39,885
What?
He's depressed.
957
01:19:39,955 --> 01:19:42,321
He's a computer.
He's got a big ego.
958
01:19:42,391 --> 01:19:47,727
I think he knows what you have to do. He's
just afraid to print it out in case he's wrong.
959
01:19:47,796 --> 01:19:50,196
Who created this Ziggy?
960
01:19:53,769 --> 01:19:59,674
You. Quantum Leap
is your project, Sam.
961
01:19:59,741 --> 01:20:02,175
You're the genius behind it.
962
01:20:02,244 --> 01:20:05,907
At least you were before
your brain got magna-foozled.
963
01:20:05,981 --> 01:20:11,385
No, no. See, I'm a medical doctor.
I found that much out.
964
01:20:11,453 --> 01:20:13,353
You hold six doctorates, Sam.
965
01:20:13,422 --> 01:20:17,324
Medicine is just one of them.
Your special gift was quantum physics.
966
01:20:17,392 --> 01:20:20,054
Time magazine even
called you the next Einstein.
967
01:20:20,129 --> 01:20:22,324
The truth is...
968
01:20:22,397 --> 01:20:27,266
if there's one guy who could
figure out how to bring you back...
969
01:20:27,336 --> 01:20:29,270
it's you.
970
01:20:34,543 --> 01:20:37,307
And I can't even
remember my name.
971
01:20:42,584 --> 01:20:47,044
It's Beckett.
972
01:20:51,426 --> 01:20:53,360
Sam Beckett.
973
01:21:10,812 --> 01:21:13,747
Jackson hits a towering smash...
974
01:21:13,815 --> 01:21:17,273
over the Shneck and Shneck billboard
in center field.!
975
01:21:17,352 --> 01:21:21,789
And the Bombers have pulled
within a run. Ooo-wee.!
976
01:21:27,196 --> 01:21:29,562
Long distance.
977
01:21:29,631 --> 01:21:31,565
Long distance?
978
01:21:31,633 --> 01:21:35,262
Yes, I'd like to call
a John Beckett...
979
01:21:35,337 --> 01:21:38,500
in Elk Ridge, Indiana.
980
01:21:38,574 --> 01:21:40,974
And I-I-I don't have the number.
981
01:21:41,043 --> 01:21:43,102
John Beckett?
982
01:21:43,178 --> 01:21:46,545
Yes, ma'am. Beckett.
One moment, please.
983
01:21:53,889 --> 01:21:55,880
Hello?
984
01:21:58,994 --> 01:22:00,723
Dad?
985
01:22:00,796 --> 01:22:06,632
What? Who is this?
Hello? Hello?
986
01:22:06,702 --> 01:22:09,603
Look, whoever this is,
I got no time for tomfoolery.
987
01:22:09,671 --> 01:22:11,332
Please, don't hang up.
988
01:22:11,406 --> 01:22:13,397
Who is this?
989
01:22:15,344 --> 01:22:18,780
I- I'm a Beckett.
990
01:22:18,847 --> 01:22:22,305
My father and your father
are related.
991
01:22:22,384 --> 01:22:24,375
How?
992
01:22:25,587 --> 01:22:30,115
Uh, they're brothers.
993
01:22:30,192 --> 01:22:32,183
I'm John's son.
994
01:22:32,261 --> 01:22:36,789
John's son? My God, he moved to
Australia when I was just a kid.
995
01:22:36,865 --> 01:22:39,993
Huh! Listen to me telling you
what your father did.
996
01:22:40,068 --> 01:22:42,036
That's all right.
997
01:22:42,104 --> 01:22:46,097
What's your name?
Sam.
998
01:22:46,174 --> 01:22:49,666
Well, I'll be darned.
I've named my boy Sam.
999
01:22:49,745 --> 01:22:53,374
How about that?
You don't sound Australian, Sam.
1000
01:22:53,448 --> 01:22:56,576
Well, I-I-I travel a lot.
1001
01:23:00,455 --> 01:23:02,685
I don't believe it.!
1002
01:23:02,758 --> 01:23:05,727
Flash hit a stand-up double.
1003
01:23:07,562 --> 01:23:10,190
I don't want to disappoint
my dad, but I...
1004
01:23:10,265 --> 01:23:13,530
I don't think I'm gonna be able to
make it home for Thanksgiving this year.
1005
01:23:13,602 --> 01:23:17,003
Well, I know he'll understand.
I hope so.
1006
01:23:17,072 --> 01:23:20,166
It doesn't mean I don't love him.
I do, and I miss him a lot too,
1007
01:23:20,242 --> 01:23:22,233
even...
1008
01:23:24,446 --> 01:23:27,040
even if I never...
I never told him.
1009
01:23:27,115 --> 01:23:29,345
He knows.
You think so?
1010
01:23:29,418 --> 01:23:33,514
Well, a boy can't feel about his dad
the way you do without his knowing it.
1011
01:23:36,091 --> 01:23:37,956
Maybe.
1012
01:23:38,026 --> 01:23:42,463
But when I don't show for Thanksgiving,
it's-it's gonna hurt him.
1013
01:23:42,531 --> 01:23:46,831
Sam, it's nice to have
the children home for the holidays,
1014
01:23:46,902 --> 01:23:50,235
but sometimes
it can't happen.
1015
01:23:50,305 --> 01:23:53,274
You're a young man trying to
make your mark in the world, and...
1016
01:23:53,342 --> 01:23:55,529
how you go about doing
that's a lot more important
1017
01:23:55,530 --> 01:23:58,370
to your father than
showing up for turkey.
1018
01:23:58,447 --> 01:24:00,574
At least
it would be for me.
1019
01:24:03,785 --> 01:24:06,948
Coming from you, that means...
that means a lot.
1020
01:24:07,022 --> 01:24:09,923
Now you can't make it
to Australia for the holidays,
1021
01:24:09,991 --> 01:24:13,324
but... we're a lot closer.
1022
01:24:13,395 --> 01:24:16,057
Why don't you come up here?
We got plenty of room,
1023
01:24:16,131 --> 01:24:21,091
and Mom's pumpkin pie has taken a blue ribbon
at the Elk Ridge County Fair for ten years.
1024
01:24:22,604 --> 01:24:26,233
Well, I don't know
if I'll be able to, but I'm...
1025
01:24:26,308 --> 01:24:28,276
I'm sure gonna try.
1026
01:24:28,343 --> 01:24:31,608
Well, it doesn't have to be
Thanksgiving either.
1027
01:24:31,680 --> 01:24:34,649
You wanna drop by here
anytime, you're welcome.
1028
01:24:37,252 --> 01:24:39,243
I'll remember that.
1029
01:24:43,692 --> 01:24:46,456
Good-bye.
1030
01:24:46,528 --> 01:24:48,519
I love you, Dad.
1031
01:25:04,613 --> 01:25:07,138
Hey, Dad, that calf
is gonna drop any second.
1032
01:25:07,215 --> 01:25:10,048
I'll get my sweater, Sam.
1033
01:25:10,118 --> 01:25:13,679
I just talked to
my Uncle John's son from Australia.
1034
01:25:13,755 --> 01:25:15,723
He may come for the holidays.
1035
01:25:15,791 --> 01:25:17,850
Can he milk cows?
1036
01:25:19,594 --> 01:25:21,528
Come on.
1037
01:25:40,882 --> 01:25:42,975
Thank you.
1038
01:25:59,835 --> 01:26:02,895
You know, maybe this quantum leaping...
1039
01:26:02,971 --> 01:26:05,098
isn't such a bad deal after all.
1040
01:26:05,173 --> 01:26:07,107
Getting a second chance
to put things right,
1041
01:26:07,175 --> 01:26:11,373
to make the world a better place.
1042
01:26:11,446 --> 01:26:14,279
Who knows what I can accomplish
before I'm done.
1043
01:26:29,865 --> 01:26:31,856
Thanks, Al.
1044
01:26:35,170 --> 01:26:38,606
Go fly out.
1045
01:26:38,673 --> 01:26:41,801
I don't know, Al.
Maybe I'm here to win this one.
1046
01:26:45,514 --> 01:26:50,417
The tying run is on second, and the
potential winning run is coming up to bat!
1047
01:26:50,485 --> 01:26:56,446
Hey, Fox!
Tim, this is my last year too,
1048
01:26:56,525 --> 01:27:01,258
and, uh, I don't want
to end it in the cellar.
1049
01:27:12,707 --> 01:27:15,267
Go, Foxy! Go, Foxy!
1050
01:27:15,343 --> 01:27:19,575
Foxy! Foxy! Foxy!
1051
01:27:19,648 --> 01:27:22,208
Give me one with
a four-bagger in it, son.
1052
01:27:25,987 --> 01:27:29,684
Go on, Foxy.
1053
01:27:29,758 --> 01:27:32,591
Are you serious, Sam?
1054
01:27:32,661 --> 01:27:35,391
You notice who that kid kind of
looks like out there? Yeah.
1055
01:27:35,463 --> 01:27:38,762
Yeah? Yeah?
You're gonna fly to center.
1056
01:27:38,833 --> 01:27:42,792
Fox flied out to center.
I'm not Fox.
1057
01:27:42,871 --> 01:27:46,102
Yeah, well, you're not Roy Hobbs either.
1058
01:27:52,347 --> 01:27:55,111
Fox, representing the winning run,
steps to the plate.
1059
01:27:55,183 --> 01:28:00,416
A switch-hitter, Fox has 28 home runs
this year, 12 of them batting left-handed.
1060
01:28:04,526 --> 01:28:09,190
Be patient in there now!
Be patient!
1061
01:28:23,278 --> 01:28:26,338
Strike one!
1062
01:28:26,414 --> 01:28:29,906
Well, now, at least there's someone
around here who can follow orders.
1063
01:28:42,897 --> 01:28:45,491
Strike two!
1064
01:28:51,072 --> 01:28:54,940
That last one had to be
over 100 miles an hour.
1065
01:28:55,010 --> 01:28:57,945
I'll get the next one.
Did you ask for time?
1066
01:28:58,013 --> 01:29:00,447
No. Play ball.
All right. Let's go.
1067
01:29:00,515 --> 01:29:02,278
"When it comes to that
final out in life,
1068
01:29:02,350 --> 01:29:06,548
"whether you pop out,
ground out or fly out, remember.
1069
01:29:06,621 --> 01:29:10,990
Shneck and Shneck will always
be there to bring you home. "
1070
01:29:11,059 --> 01:29:13,960
Fox steps back into the box.
He digs in.
1071
01:29:14,029 --> 01:29:19,023
Behind 0 and 2 in the count, he looks
determined not to let another pitch go by.
1072
01:29:58,673 --> 01:30:00,971
Strike three.!
1073
01:31:45,535 --> 01:31:48,535
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