Original subtitles

‐ [Narrator] The Mexican Riviera.

‐ Paradise!

‐ [Narrator] A world where natural beauty.

‐ [Woman] Faster!

‐ Oh my god, we're stranded.

‐ [Narrator] Can hide sudden danger.

‐ Trespassers will be killed.

‐ [Narrator] Now the team is stalked by a mad man.

‐ You're on your way to meet your maker.

‐ [Narrator] And an island paradise

becomes a deadly battle ground.

The heat is always on and the action is always hot

on the next Acapulco H. E. A. T.

(dance music)

♪ I feel the heat

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, hot, I feel the heat

♪ Sweat

♪ Ripping down my spine

♪ Making me queasy

♪ Sweat, fingers touching mine

♪ Making me hazy

♪ Out on the street

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Feeling inside me

♪ Baby, hot, hot, I feel the

♪ Can you feel it

♪ It's deep in your soul

♪ I, whoa, whoa, feel the

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Feeling hot, hot

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning, burning, hot, hot

♪ I feel the hot

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, I feel the heat

‐ [Ashley] The H. E. A. T. team had just come back

from a tough assignment and all of us were looking forward

to some well deserved R&R

which is why when Marcos invited Cat, Tommy and Krissie

to take a trip down the coast in his cousin's boat,

Mike and I saw no reason not to let them go.

‐ Oh, you were right, babe.

This is absolute bliss.

‐ Yeah, I told you it was gonna be great.

‐ A little fresh air, peace and quiet, heaven.

‐ You know, I'm starving, I haven't eaten since yesterday.

‐ Quick, somebody call the paramedics.

‐ Very funny.

‐ Come on, you guys, let's eat these sandwiches now.

‐ Now, now, let's wait until we get on shore

and find a nice place for a picnic.

‐ Hey, you sure the place that Chico told us about.

‐ Ah but who cares, to boldly go where no man

has gone before.

‐ Yeah, well that's an understatement.

This place isn't even on the map, man.

It's probably totally uninhabited.

‐ Yeah and I bet there's a reason for that.

‐ Yeah, no one's ever been here.

‐ Yeah and I bet they had a good reason.

(easygoing funky music)

‐ I'm gonna cut the engine.

Pull us up on shore.

Man ho! (laughs)

(mumbles)

Yeah.

Ladies and gentlemen, may I present

for your day off enjoyment paradise.

‐ Well that's great, but could you just point me

in the direction of the picnic table?

‐ [Marcos] Yeah, first one there gets the extra salad.

(laughing)

‐ Sandwich time!

‐ They're soaked!

‐ They're all soaked.

‐ Oops. ‐ Marcos.

‐ Oh no, no!

I can't believe it.

‐ Didn't you put the anchor down?

‐ I thought you put it down!

‐ The radio, it's in the boat.

‐ [Tommy] Oh no.

We'll get it.

(shouting)

Hurry man. ‐ It's getting away!

‐ Hurry, hurry! ‐ We're gonna lose it!

‐ Right here. ‐ Let's go, let's go!

‐ Get 'em!

Come on, Cat.

Get it!

You're losing it!

Faster, you're losing it!

‐ [Tommy] Come on, we can get it.

‐ Faster!

‐ [Tommy] Hurry man, it's going, it's going.

Here, we lost it.

‐ [Marcos] Come back!

‐ [Tommy] Great.

‐ [Marcos] Forget it!

‐ Oh my god.

We're stranded.

‐ Some H. E. A. T. team.

Hey you manly men, how are we gonna get back to Vallarta?

‐ That's not the response I was looking for.

I was hoping you'd say let's call a cab or something.

‐ Hey look we're supposed to check in with Mike and Ashley

in a few minutes.

‐ Exactly and they're gonna be furious.

I mean I can't believe we lost the radio.

‐ Hey Cat, when we don't show up in P. V. tonight

they'll send a search party out for us, all right?

‐ It's humiliating.

‐ It was an accident, so we may as well relax

and enjoy it, okay?

‐ Yeah, let's look at this like an adventure.

‐ An adventure's trying to catch a cab

in New York City on New Year's Eve

not trying to figure out how to not starve to death

like Gilligan's Island.

‐ Gilligan, that's a good nick name for you, babe.

‐ Oh yeah? (screams)

‐ Hey yeah, I guess that'd make me the professor, huh?

And Cat, you'd be‐‐

‐ Don't even say it.

‐ Hey look, let's get some wood,

we'll make a S. O. S. sign in case somebody flies

over the island.

(somber music)

‐ They're having fun, they're fishing.

They're doing absolutely nothing

and I'm just jealous as hell.

‐ I'm sure you will manage to survive the tragedy.

‐ You know, we should've gone with them.

As a matter of fact, I think we should've gone alone.

‐ Better yet, why don't we use this as a perfect

opportunity to catch up on all of those reports

we've been avoiding.

‐ Gee, now why didn't I think of that?

‐ Because you have a one track mind.

‐ Isn't it great?

‐ Would you hand me those please?

‐ You know, I'll bet they're having an incredible time.

‐ Well they're due to check in in a minute,

you can get your vicarious thrills then.

‐ The sacrifices I make for you.

‐ Aw, how touching, in the meantime,

would you fill out these expense vouchers?

‐ Gee, how fun.

(ominous music)

‐ Okay people, let's take a look around.

Maybe the boat drifted ashore on the other side

of the island.

‐ Sure it did.

‐ Cat, what would you do for a nice homemade

seafood taco right now?

‐ Just about anything. (laughing)

‐ I'll give you my personal guarantee

of a delicious meal with at least three of the four

major food groups.

‐ [Cat] Your personal guarantee,

ah, I feel so much better now.

‐ First thing you do is catch a fish.

‐ Yeah, you do that with your good looks?

‐ Nah, man, I'm gonna make some spears.

We're gonna spear our lunch.

‐ What is this we stuff?

‐ I gotta see this.

‐ Well first we gotta find us

the right kind of wood.

‐ Why am I absolutely certain that this is not gonna work?

‐ 'Cause you're not a natural man like myself.

‐ Well I'm glad your anatomy lessons are paying off.

‐ (clears throat) I think while you guys wrestle up

some lunch, we're gonna go to the east side of the island

because I bet you anything, these currents

took the boat over there.

‐ And what's my job, Chief Gilligan?

‐ Help me make some spears.

‐ Rendezvous in two?

‐ You got it. ‐ Come on, Cat.

Come on.

‐ You know, I really am angry with you.

‐ Come on, Krissie, would you cut me some slack?

‐ No, this is your fault.

You told us that you were practically born in a boat.

‐ So it was a cab, I'm sorry, I lied.

‐ You're not funny.

‐ I am funny, watch out.

(laughing)

‐ Here, try some of these. ‐ Do I have to?

‐ [Tommy] Well you can starve.

‐ [Cat] I think I'll wait for some of Marcos' fish.

‐ [Tommy] Suit yourself.

‐ Tommy. ‐ Yeah?

‐ We might really be stuck here, you know.

‐ We'll be fine, don't worry.

‐ Fine, we'll be fine.

What is so fine about being stuck on an uninhabited island?

It's a disaster, is what it is.

‐ Why don't we get a location on that boat,

find us a happy end to this disaster?

‐ Yeah, but it's a long shot, isn't it?

‐ Yeah, but thorough is good. ‐ Yeah, thorough is good.

(ominous music)

‐ Well hello jungle man, spear maker.

When are you gonna catch my lunch?

‐ You can't rush these things.

‐ Really? ‐ Mm‐hm.

You can't rush any of this kind of stuff.

There, perfect.

‐ Not quite, may I?

There, now the fish won't slip off.

Girl scouts.

What was that for?

‐ You are so cute.

(moaning) (laughing)

‐ [Cat] Are you keeping track of how far we've gone?

‐ [Tommy] Yeah, due north, about two miles.

‐ [Cat] Promise me, we won't get lost.

‐ As long as you can see the sun,

you can't get lost.

‐ My dad had a convertible and he always got lost.

‐ (mumbles) so I can't get lost.

‐ I just don't wanna get any more lost

than we already are.

‐ [Tommy] Trust me.

(shouting)

‐ Help me!

‐ Cat. ‐ What do I do?

‐ [Tommy] Don't , hold on.

Don't fight it or it'll just keep tightening on ya.

‐ Do something. ‐ All right.

Hold on. ‐ Get it off of me,

do something now.

‐ [Tommy] Stay loose, Cat, don't panic,

now give me its head, give me its head.

All right,

okay, relax,

relax, get out, Cat.

Roll out of it, Cat, roll out of it.

(grunting)

‐ Fight it, Tommy, fight it!

‐ [Tommy] All right, I'm gonna make this bad boy lunch.

Move it, Cat, go, go!

‐ Hey. ‐ Hey.

‐ [Marcos] You guys see the boat any where?

‐ We actually didn't make it to the beach

because we kind of got wrapped up in something.

‐ It was only a snake about the size of a Buick.

‐ You guys okay?

‐ We're fine, say how far is it to Puerto Vallarta

‐ I don't know, about 20 miles maybe, why?

‐ Because I'm swimming home.

‐ Hey, hey.

The snake's off licking his wounds somewhere.

Come on, I'll buy you lunch.

‐ Krissie, Marcos, do you read me?

This is home base to mobile unit, come in please.

‐ This isn't like them, they should've checked in

over an hour ago.

‐ Maybe there's a problem with the up link.

‐ Up link confirmed, it's fine.

Could they have gone swimming and just lost track of time?

‐ Have you ever known them to be this late checking in?

‐ Not unless they were in trouble.

‐ I'm gonna try and set up a bounce trace

(mumbles) location.

‐ Is that difficult?

‐ No, it'll take a couple of hours but I'd rather be safe.

‐ Hey that's not a fish. ‐ Hey yo!

(laughing)

‐ [Cat] All right, let's catch lunch.

‐ Now listen up, the key is to think like a fish.

‐ He's been speaking like a fish for an hour now.

We haven't caught anything.

‐ Yeah, I think you've been hanging out with Mike too much.

‐ Ha ha, the trick is to aim just the head of the fish.

‐ The water's reflection gives off a false image.

‐ [Marcos] Yeah, now let's go.

(serene music)

‐ [Marcos] Hey look, Cat, Cat.

‐ I think I've got one! ‐ Yeah you got one!

(cheering)

Yeah, that a girl, Krissie!

(laughing)

(cheering)

Pig out time.

‐ [Marcos] Hey shut up.

‐ [Tommy] Over there to your right.

‐ Yeah to your right. ‐ To your right!

‐ [Krissie] I definitely won,

I caught the biggest fish by far.

‐ [Marcos] No you didn't.

‐ Novice that I am, I catch the biggest fish

but can macho man here give credit where credit is due, no.

‐ You know if you wanna contest for sake, needle point,

we would give you the credit you deserved.

‐ Okay well when we get back to P. V.,

we'll enter a needle point tournament.

Put that nonsense right to the test.

How's your stitching, Tom?

‐ It's a little rusty.

‐ Well the real question is was there really

ever any doubt?

I mean was there?

‐ Well I don't think I've ever been this hungry before

in my life.

‐ [Tommy] Yeah really.

‐ Well I must admit, it is really beautiful here.

Now if only there was a hotel or a five star restaurant.

‐ [Tommy] Oh yeah.

(cheering) (laughing)

‐ [Marcos] You said you wanted to go back to Vallarta.

(shouting) (laughing)

Just go for it!

(upbeat dance music)

♪ I feel the heat

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, hot, I feel the heat

♪ Sweat ripping down my spine

♪ Making me crazy

♪ Sweat, fingers touching mine

♪ Making me hazy

♪ Out on the street

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning up, I feel the heat

♪ Feeling inside me

♪ Feeling hot, hot, I feel the

♪ Can you feel it

♪ Still deep in your soul

♪ I will feel the

♪ I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Feeling hot, hot

♪ I feel the hot, burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, hot, I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

♪ Burning hot, I feel the heat

♪ Burning inside me

‐ [Cat] Okay, okay, this survival stuff isn't all that bad.

‐ When I was 16, I went on one

of those survival expeditions.

They dropped me and a couple of other guys off

right in the middle of no where Alaska

with just clothes, sleeping bag and a couple of tools

for two weeks.

‐ [Cat] That sounds great.

‐ [Tommy] It was amazing.

‐ I can't believe your parents let you do that.

‐ Actually they made me do it.

It was great, man, I fired rabbits, roasted them,

made this wild berry sauce.

‐ Sounds like Grizzly Adams meets Julia Childs.

‐ This tragedy is like a walk in the park for you.

‐ I'm not worried.

‐ I wonder what Mike and Ashley would do if they were here.

‐ First they'd probably kill us for not anchoring the boat.

(laughs)

‐ Yeah and then they'd probably tell us to go look for it.

‐ Yeah, so what do you say?

Onward, team?

‐ Yep. ‐ Yeah.

(mysterious music)

‐ Red alert.

If those two get any more sappy,

they're likely to disappear into the bush

and pull a blue lagoon on us.

‐ You're just jealous.

‐ I am not.

Hey what's this?

‐ Looks like it was carved a long time ago.

Maybe Vietnamese or Thai.

‐ Your uncle went to Vietnam, didn't he?

‐ Yeah, brought back some weird stuff too.

I think I've seen this before,

I just can't remember what it is.

I got a feeling it isn't good.

‐ Maybe we're not alone in this island after all.

‐ There's only one way to find out.

(mysterious music)

(tense music)

‐ Finally, we find a civilization.

‐ Probably owned by that guy who carved

that sign on the tree.

Don't go in, it may be boobie trapped.

You got a mirror? ‐ Yeah.

(ominous music)

‐ It's rigged.

Whoa!

‐ Poison, (mumbles).

‐ [Cat] Whatever happened to welcome mats?

(ominous music)

This place gives me the creeps.

‐ [Krissie] Our mystery man certainly isn't much

of a housekeeper.

‐ [Marcos] Hey looks like our mystery is starting

to make sense, check it out.

‐ Looks like our Sergeant Jackson still thinks

he's in Vietnam.

Now I know what that sign in the tree meant.

Trespassers will be killed.

‐ But I wonder if this works.

‐ This thing's gotta be 50 years old.

‐ Yeah but does it work?

‐ Hey I do computers not antiques.

‐ [Marcos] Let me take a shot at it.

Took one of these things apart when I was five.

‐ [Krissie] Taking apart one's thing

but can you put it back together?

‐ Now's a good time to find out.

Does anybody have anything that resembles a screwdriver?

‐ Hey how about a knife? ‐ Yeah okay.

I'm gonna need some kind of a thin metal film

in case I need to replace the wiring.

‐ [Krissie] Oh hey maybe this'll work.

‐ [Marcos] Yeah maybe.

‐ This thing ought to put out a few prayers.

‐ Carbon diaphragm's missing.

I bet Sergeant Jackson disabled it on purpose.

‐ So where does that leave us?

‐ I don't know, I gotta try and get this thing up

and running some how.

‐ Why don't we go out and see if we can find

Sergeant Jackson before he finds us.

‐ [Cat] If he hasn't already.

‐ Let's do it.

(mysterious tense music)

Sergeant Jackson!

(weapon firing)

So much for conversation.

I'm unarmed, Sergeant Jackson, talk to me!

‐ Hey Marcos, double run back.

‐ Listen I'm just gonna walk out into the jungle

and we can have a little talk.

I'll take that as a yes.

(screaming)

What happened?

‐ Spider bit me.

‐ What, is it poisonous?

‐ Yeah. ‐ How poisonous?

‐ It's bad.

‐ Sit down, sit down, the less you move around the better.

(mumbles)

‐ [Tommy] Hold on, Marcos try and suck the poison out.

Stop it from getting to her heart.

‐ Marcos.

‐ It's okay, it's okay.

‐ I'm gonna go see if I can find Sergeant Jackson.

Hey Sergeant Jackson.

Listen I'm sorry if we invaded your home.

We just wanna get back to Puerto Vallarta.

You alone?

Hey what happens if I cut this?

‐ [Sergeant Jackson] You lose your head.

‐ Okay, hey, can we talk Sergeant Jackson?

‐ [Sergeant Jackson] About what, you're on my land.

I live here so I don't have to see people.

Now I see you, nothing to talk about.

‐ Where are ya?

‐ [Sergeant Jackson] Over here, over there.

‐ Nice trick, did you learn that from the Viet Cong?

‐ How many are in your unit?

‐ We don't have a unit, we're not soldiers.

‐ It's a trick, who are you?

‐ You can trust me, the war's over.

‐ Trust you?

I don't trust any one.

‐ You gotta start, man, or you're never gonna

get rid of this.

‐ Freeze!

Earl Junior's right behind you.

‐ Oh, he's yours, huh?

You've certainly got a way with animals.

‐ Yeah, them I trust, animals, guns and grenades

and that is it.

‐ Listen, man, I just want off this island.

We got nothing against vets.

(tense music)

Sergeant Jackson!

‐ She looks bad, Marcos.

Her pulse is racing and she's out cold.

‐ You gotta keep her comfortable.

'Cause the sooner I can get this radio fixed,

the sooner we can get out of here.

‐ Come on, Ashley, find us.

‐ The program is set up for bounce trace

but I'm getting an invalid frequency message.

‐ Why? ‐ I don't know.

Hold on, let me check.

There it is, Krissie changed the communications frequency

last time Strake broke into our uplink.

‐ Why the hell didn't she tell us?

‐ She did tell us, she didn't give us

the exact frequency, relax, Mike, I'm sure they're fine.

‐ Then why haven't you looked up from your computer

for the last four hours?

‐ [Ashley] 'Cause I'm gonna find them.

‐ And how long is this gonna take?

‐ It depends on the radio interference, I don't know.

It could take a few minutes or a few hours.

‐ So should we consider Jackson dangerous?

‐ [Tommy] Very, he's lost complete touch of reality.

‐ [Marcos] Best thing would be to get out of this place

and get back to the beach but we can't move Krissie.

‐ What about the the radio?

‐ Come on, let's give it a shot.

Should be able to receive but without that missing

microphone there's no chance at transmitting.

‐ [Man] And now this from the National Weather Service,

a powerful storm is expected to hit the Pacific coast

of Mexico in the next 24 to 36 hours.

A small aircraft warning is in effect as of now.

Ends of gale force are expected and electrical activity.

‐ Great.

‐ That only gives us a couple of hours

to get to the beach and hope that a search party

finds us before the storm sets in.

‐ If there is a search party.

‐ Come on, guys, when have Mike and Ashley ever let us down?

‐ No, no, it's not that.

We're sitting ducks in here, man.

That Sergeant Jackson's a power keg ready to explode.

‐ Well we're just gonna have to handle him, aren't we?

‐ Yeah.

Sergeant Jackson?

Sergeant Jackson.

Sergeant Jackson.

Hey Sergeant Jackson.

‐ Just stay right where you are.

‐ Hey one of my unit's down, we need medics.

‐ Don't mess with me, smart boy.

‐ We heard on the radio there's a big storm headed this way.

‐ I disabled the radio.

‐ Yeah I know, we jerry‐rigged it.

We can't call out but we are receiving.

Listen, I gotta get my sick one off this island

before the storm hits.

‐ You're tryin' to draw me out, aren't you?

‐ Please, just give me the piece to the radio

so I can get my sick one off‐‐

‐ You're lying!

If you ain't with me, you're against me.

(gun cocks) ‐ Hey, don't do that man.

Don't do that, listen, I'm on your side.

How many of you guys got hit by friendly fire, huh?

(groaning)

(grunting)

You're gonna shoot one of your own guys, huh?

You'd do that, man?

‐ I don't know you.

You're not one of mine, you're one of there's!

‐ You wanna take me out, bro, fine!

We go out together, ready?

One, two, three‐‐ ‐ You crazy!

You're not gonna take me, never.

(coughs)

‐ No sign of Jackson, how's she doing?

‐ She's fighting.

(solemn music)

‐ I have an idea on how to make that radio useful.

If I can rig a bypass wire, I can use it

as a telegraph and send an SOS by morse code.

‐ Do it!

Go on, go do it.

‐ [Ashley] It's almost dawn.

‐ You know according to the coordinates

from your trace, this radio's 15 miles out to sea

in the middle of no where.

(phone beeping)

‐ Colonel Rodriguez, this is Ashley Hunter‐Coddington.

I'm sorry to bother you this early in the morning

but we have an emergency.

Four members of our team have been stranded

in a small craft.

(beeping)

‐ That's morse code.

The team's in trouble.

‐ Colonel Rodriguez, may I call you right back?

I'll trace the signal.

(ominous music)

‐ [Tommy] Hey, Marcos!

Marcos, move it!

‐ Stay with Krissie, keep trying the radio.

‐ [Tommy] Marcos!

(beeping)

‐ [Cat] What are you doing?

‐ You ain't bringing nobody back here.

‐ Sergeant Jackson, I don't know what you're afraid of,

but it's got nothing to do with us.

‐ You think I'm crazy, don't you?

‐ I think you've got some problems

that you may need to deal with.

‐ I've got problems?

No, lady, you're the one who's got the problems.

You ambushed my men, didn't you?

‐ No.

‐ 12 boys, good boys dead.

We'd just come in from the village,

and you come running out of that hut.

‐ I don't know what you're talking about.

‐ Pretty little thing like you wouldn't even

think you had a bad bone in your body.

Took 'em out with a Molotov.

All 12 of my boys dead.

‐ This is not Vietnam, Sergeant.

Look at me, look at her.

Stop that, stop it!

(fire crackling)

‐ [Marcos] Come on, forget it, let's go!

‐ You better start to say your prayers, lady.

'Cause you on your way to meet your maker.

(grunting)

‐ [Cat] Hurry, the fire, we gotta get her out of here.

‐ Come on, up, up, up. ‐ Get him, man.

‐ [Tommy] Go on, let's go, let's go, let's go.

Come on!

‐ What are you waiting for, kill me!

Well, go ahead and kill me, do it now.

‐ We don't wanna kill you.

Sergeant Jackson, listen to me.

We're not the ones who killed your men.

‐ You all killed 'em.

All of you, I came back home and you spit at me.

I wore the stripes because I was proud.

For four years I swam in blood

because somebody told me I was fighting

for something to be proud of,

for something that was important.

‐ 100,000 men died in that war.

It's not our war, look at us, it's over.

It's been over for 21 years.

‐ You don't know nothin'.

You don't know what it feels like to have every single

soul you ever trusted die right out from under you.

So don't tell me it's over.

‐ [Marcos] The only place it's still going on

is in your head.

‐ But I can see it, I can smell it.

The Napalm, the smoke so thick in the air

it chokes your lungs dry.

‐ That smoke is because of the fire.

The fire that you started.

‐ There's not gonna be any peace until you make it.

(explosion booming)

‐ [Marcos] Come on, let's go.

‐ [Cat] Too many men have died already, come on, let's go.

(somber music)

(plane whirring)

(coughing)

‐ [Marcos] Tommy, right there.

‐ [Tommy] Watch your head.

‐ Hey, Earl, sorry about your place.

‐ Yeah, yeah.

I'll just build me another.

‐ Or you could come back home.

‐ Hey, look!

Hey, it's Mike and Ashley!

(shouting)

‐ Mike, I see them.

‐ Where? ‐ Down there on the beach.

‐ Thank god.

‐ Wait, I think they saw us.

‐ [Marco] Down here, hey!

Down here!

‐ What's all this ruckus?

Can't a girl get some sleep on her vacation?

‐ [Marcos] Is that right?

‐ Yeah, I'm all right.

Did we ever find the boat?

‐ He's gone.

‐ Hey, Earl, if you're ever in Puerto Vallarta

look us up!

‐ I wonder how our buddy Earl is doing.

‐ It's a long road back from Vietnam.

‐ You know I'd like to meet that guy one day

and buy him a couple of beers.

‐ And tell him he's a hero?

‐ Certainly.

‐ You know Mike I'm really proud of the team

for handling the situation so well.

‐ I am too and that reminds me I was thinking.

‐ Oh, uh oh.

‐ Really, maybe we could find a deserted island of our own.

‐ Really?

‐ Yeah we just have to watch out for snakes and vets.

‐ Mike, let me tell you something.

You do not want to be stuck on a deserted island with me.

‐ Maybe yes, maybe no but you never know until you try.

‐ Why do I even bother trying?

‐ 'Cause you are a sucker for adventure.

‐ And who told you that?

‐ Just a little rumor I heard.

‐ Tell me that rumor.

Mike!

You are disgusting.

‐ No I'm not, I'm from Brooklyn.

‐ [Announcer] Sun, the sights, the excitement and glamor

of the Mexican Riviera.

(grunting)

‐ Michael Savage, your old (mumbles).

‐ [Announcer] When Mike's childhood buddy

becomes a murder suspect.

‐ I want you to tell me what you're doing here.

‐ I owed you that for a long time, old buddy.

‐ [Announcer] Their friendship could cost him his life.

‐ Nobody's gonna be shootin' at us.

‐ It's between you and me, pal.

‐ [Announcer] The heat is on

on the next Acapulco H. E. A. T.

(upbeat music)