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00:00:00No, you know, see, really, I should have an astrologer do it,

00:00:19because I'm right on the cusp, so I think I'm a Scorpio.

00:00:23Scorpio?

00:00:25Yeah, I think so.

00:00:25Well, that means we're going to have an affair.

00:00:27Why? What sign are you?

00:00:29I don't know.

00:00:30Well, I think it's a very good idea, don't you?

00:00:32Well, except that I'm a happily married woman.

00:00:35Oh, well, I won't tell any money if you don't.

00:00:39Hey, you're the one who started this whole thing.

00:00:41What sign would you say I am?

00:00:43Uh, Leo the politician or Gemini the liar.

00:00:48Is there a difference?

00:00:51Dry martini on the rocks, Frank, a double olive, a glass of cocktail sherry, and a vodka daiquiri.

00:00:56Nothing to be alarmed about.

00:01:00It's just a little turbulence.

00:01:04Are you all right?

00:01:05Well, I'll feel better, I think, when we've landed, whatever that is.

00:01:12I can get you something to settle your stomach.

00:01:14Well, I don't think it's my stomach.

00:01:18It's more in the area of my soul.

00:01:22Well, let me know if you need anything.

00:01:24I think the turbulence is behind us now.

00:01:27Um, do you know anything about the Quivale Indians?

00:01:31Only what it says in the brochure.

00:01:33Yes, but they're not mentioned in any of the anthropology books.

00:01:38Well, if they're in the brochure, then you'll find them.

00:01:44Another round?

00:01:46Yeah, just don't stop, huh?

00:01:48How about you girls, huh?

00:01:49Ready?

00:01:50Sure you are.

00:01:51There you are.

00:01:53Oh, just look at that smile.

00:01:56Tell me something.

00:01:57How can a beautiful creature like you take pleasure in keeping all these nice people's destination a secret from them?

00:02:03Secrets are fun.

00:02:04Don't you think secrets are fun?

00:02:05Telling them is even more fun.

00:02:07Are you going to tell us yours?

00:02:09Okay.

00:02:11If you're game I am, which one would you like to hear first?

00:02:15How about the one about your wife?

00:02:19Where did you get an idea like that?

00:02:21See?

00:02:21Keeping them is even more fun.

00:02:25Excuse me.

00:02:26Could you tell me, is that Johnny Delmonico singing?

00:02:29It sounds like him.

00:02:31It's weird.

00:02:32On our way to the airport, we've already died.

00:02:34Yeah, and I've never heard this song before.

00:02:37How long before we met?

00:02:39How long have you two been married?

00:02:40Three or four hours?

00:02:41Uh, no.

00:02:42Four hours and twenty minutes.

00:02:44Is it that obvious?

00:02:46Well, you're the only people on board who haven't asked me where we're going.

00:02:48Only how soon we're going to get there.

00:02:50Ah, Mr. Hunsicker, welcome back to the world.

00:02:54Can I get you a drink?

00:02:55Can I have some hot hors d'oeuvres coming up?

00:02:57Yeah, sure.

00:02:58Uh, bourbon on the rocks.

00:03:00What did we do, run into some bad weather while I was sacked out?

00:03:03No, we've had a very smooth flight so far.

00:03:06We should have been in Dallas a half hour ago.

00:03:08Dallas?

00:03:09I don't think you're awake yet, Mr. Hunsicker.

00:03:12This is a special charter flight to the Portals of Eden.

00:03:15Portals of Eden?

00:03:16Mm-hmm.

00:03:17What Portals of Eden?

00:03:18What are you talking about?

00:03:24Is this some kind of joke?

00:03:32I'm supposed to be on flight 17 to Dallas.

00:03:35You must have your dates mixed up, Mr. Hunsicker.

00:03:37I have you right here on the passenger list.

00:03:39Mr. Albert A. Hunsicker, Space Age Trucking Company of the Bronx.

00:03:42I never made that reservation.

00:03:44No, space was reserved by Mr. Herman Pratt.

00:03:47Do you know Herman Pratt?

00:03:48Well, sure, he's my partner, you jerk.

00:03:50Where are we, anyway?

00:04:00They got it painted.

00:04:02What's going on here?

00:04:03Hey, hey, hey, Frank.

00:04:05Frank, that's just a sample of how this outfit operates.

00:04:08They've thought of everything.

00:04:10Why, they won't even tell us where the place is where we're going.

00:04:12I mean, what country it's in.

00:04:14Personally, I think it's a fabulous idea.

00:04:16Keeps the tourists away, for one thing.

00:04:18What place?

00:04:20The portals of Eden.

00:04:22Look, we've got to turn this aircraft around.

00:04:23I stand to lose a fortune.

00:04:25Hey, hey, hey, hey.

00:04:25It's not the end of the world.

00:04:27Besides, this could be a ball, boy.

00:04:29Man, I don't need fun and games.

00:04:31Give me that bourbon now.

00:04:32This time, after all, we'll enjoy the good times, even more.

00:04:53This time, for the very first time, I'll love you forever.

00:05:10This time, for the very first time.

00:05:11This time, for the very first time, we'll be right back.

00:05:15Now, if everything's easy, just see how the pieces fail.

00:05:27We've found the way, our love is here to stand.

00:05:32This time, for the very first time, for the very first time, we'll be right back.

00:05:39This place is such a big secret, then how'd you find out about it?

00:05:42Well, sure.

00:05:44Just came in the mail one day.

00:05:49Oh, come on.

00:05:50Somebody's got to know where this place is.

00:05:51There are ways of finding out.

00:05:52I can make an educated guess.

00:05:55Somewhere in Central America.

00:05:58No.

00:05:59No, it's got to be the Caribbean.

00:06:00Look at the photos in there.

00:06:02You name it, they got it.

00:06:03Golf, tennis.

00:06:04I didn't see any pictures like that.

00:06:06It's mainly a sort of health resort, isn't it?

00:06:08Hot baths, massages.

00:06:09No.

00:06:10No, they've got sports fishing.

00:06:12No, there was nothing in my brochure about sports fishing.

00:06:14May I?

00:06:18Come to your dining room.

00:06:20Spectacular recreational facilities, exciting new friendships.

00:06:23May I see that, please?

00:06:24I just have to call the people in Texas and postpone that meeting until tomorrow.

00:06:28There's nothing about beauty treatments in here.

00:06:30Now, what in the world would you girls need beauty treatments for?

00:06:34Spoken like a true Gemini.

00:06:37Everyone, would you kindly be seated, please?

00:06:39We're about to land at the portals of Eden.

00:06:40Hey!

00:06:43It can't be the Caribbean.

00:06:44It's too soon for the Caribbean.

00:06:46Yeah?

00:06:47Yeah.

00:06:47Well, it's too soon for Central America, too.

00:06:49It's fine by me, kid.

00:06:51The closer we are to Texas, the better I like it.

00:07:00Bye.

00:07:02Bye.

00:07:02Have a wonderful time.

00:07:03We're so excited.

00:07:04Bye-bye.

00:07:05Enjoy yourselves.

00:07:07Bye-bye.

00:07:08Oh, hey.

00:07:09Bye-bye.

00:07:17Look at that.

00:07:19I should have brought my camera.

00:07:21You're here.

00:07:25Your hair themselves are smiling.

00:07:31Sensational.

00:07:32Welcome, everyone.

00:07:36My name is Seacrest.

00:07:38I am your host here at the portals of Eden.

00:07:41I trust you all had a very smooth flight.

00:07:44Anything you need during your stay here, anything at all, come to me.

00:07:48Our aim here is to provide a unique, recreative experience at all times.

00:07:55If you'll all follow me, the luggage will follow you.

00:07:58If there's something you can do for me, you can get me on a flight out of here.

00:08:06I'm afraid that nothing can be done until tomorrow when we're expecting another group in.

00:08:11I hope that's all right.

00:08:12It's not all right, but it seems like I don't have much of a choice.

00:08:14I'm Ted to be sorry.

00:08:15Yeah, hey.

00:08:20I wish my husband could see this.

00:08:23Central America, it's got to be.

00:08:25These volcanoes and this jungle.

00:08:28No.

00:08:29The best bet still seems like the Caribbean.

00:08:31It just feels like the Caribbean.

00:08:33You want to put some money on it?

00:08:35Sure.

00:08:35A hundred dollars?

00:08:36Make it two.

00:08:37You can always write home to the old man, right?

00:08:39I don't have to do that.

00:08:41Lyle is very independent.

00:08:42Oh, yeah.

00:08:44I can see that.

00:08:45I can see that.

00:08:52There goes our taxi.

00:08:56And here we are, ladies and gentlemen, the portals of Eden.

00:09:12Come in, everyone.

00:09:38Would you please sign the guest book?

00:09:44I can't get over it.

00:09:46Oh, it's fantastic.

00:09:47Oh, sir.

00:09:48The book is empty.

00:09:49There are no names in it.

00:09:50Yes, you are our first guest of the new season.

00:09:53You'll have the whole place to yourselves until tomorrow when we're expecting another group.

00:09:59Say, Elizabeth, where's the telephone?

00:10:00The telephones are to your right through the arch.

00:10:03Oh, thank you.

00:10:07These boys understand some English, but to speak none, we've found that everything runs more smoothly that way.

00:10:15And now, of course, I know you'd all like to see your rooms.

00:10:18Excuse me.

00:10:34The Quivela Indians, are they, um, well, would I need a guide?

00:10:39About the day's journey, Reverend.

00:10:40I'll arrange for a guide.

00:10:42I should think you'd be able to set up tomorrow morning.

00:10:44Oh, thank you.

00:10:46Always my pleasure.

00:10:51My God, look at this place.

00:11:14Oh, my God, it's so beautiful.

00:11:41Baby.

00:11:42Baby?

00:11:44Come on.

00:12:15You're the magic lady I came to see.

00:12:45Do with me what you will.

00:12:53What's so hot about this place?

00:13:08I could be in Schenectady for crying out loud.

00:13:10We try to tailor our accommodations to the needs and pleasures of our guests.

00:13:15Mr. Woodruff plans to stay here and indulge himself.

00:13:18Mrs. Laurier wants to rest.

00:13:20The Reverend Fellows wishes to research more exotic religions than his own.

00:13:24Your need is to leave.

00:13:26This is a room for a man on the move, a stopover on the way to more important places.

00:13:33You better believe it.

00:13:56This is heaven.

00:14:15Oh, what's that?

00:14:26What are you doing?

00:14:27It's a little tickle.

00:14:28I'll give you one.

00:14:30All right, I will.

00:14:32Don't worry about that.

00:14:33Don't worry about that.

00:15:03Oh, what's that?

00:15:15What is it?

00:15:17What's going on?

00:15:19Don't touch it.

00:15:21Can you get a forked stick, rich boy?

00:15:23Please, everyone.

00:15:24It's all right.

00:15:25There is no cause for alarm.

00:15:27The species is absolutely harmless.

00:15:29Calm yourselves.

00:15:31Everything will be better if you avoid antagonizing it.

00:15:35See?

00:15:46Honey?

00:15:47Honey, come on out now.

00:15:47It's all right.

00:15:48The snake's gone.

00:15:49Honey, everything's all right.

00:15:51Come on out.

00:15:53It's all right.

00:15:55Oh.

00:15:58I know it's silly, but snakes, I'll just...

00:16:00I'm terribly sorry.

00:16:01This is most regrettable.

00:16:03Completely non-poisonous.

00:16:05But I know what a shock it must have been.

00:16:08We see them from time to time on the grounds, but never has one actually entered the hotel.

00:16:13It must have got in through the plumbing somehow.

00:16:16I assure you, it won't happen again.

00:16:18Well, I suppose every Eden has its serpent.

00:16:27Oh, boy.

00:16:28Boy, you kids today, you sure got it licked.

00:16:54Yeah?

00:16:54How's that?

00:16:56Look at you.

00:16:56Not a care in the world.

00:16:57Hey, you're all dolled up, dancing your heads off.

00:17:00You don't even know where you're at.

00:17:02We're on our honeymoon.

00:17:03That's where we're at.

00:17:04What'd you do on yours?

00:17:05What did I do on it?

00:17:06What do you say, Woody?

00:17:08Hi, Al.

00:17:08Lovely evening, huh?

00:17:09Yeah.

00:17:10Well, this is the night, huh?

00:17:13Mind if I join you?

00:17:15Sure.

00:17:16I was just writing a card to my husband.

00:17:18Oh?

00:17:19You tell him about the little excitement we had this afternoon?

00:17:22Oh, no.

00:17:23No, I wouldn't mention the snake.

00:17:24He's worried enough about me as it is.

00:17:26What's her to be afraid of?

00:17:29You're a big girl.

00:17:30Well, if I were a self-pitying sort of person, I guess you might say I had some kind of a nervous breakdown.

00:17:37Certainly doesn't show.

00:17:38I was just tired, that's all.

00:17:40Well, I just needed a rest from the children.

00:17:44You know, running a home, the carpools, PTA meetings.

00:17:49As soon as Alan saw what was happening, he arranged this vacation.

00:17:53There's much more than we can afford, God bless him, but he'll be joining me in a couple of weeks.

00:17:59Then I won't feel so guilty.

00:18:02What about the kids?

00:18:03Are they coming, too?

00:18:04Oh, no.

00:18:05No, my sister Jeanette is going to take care of them.

00:18:09She's there right now, helping out.

00:18:12Now, Alan and I decided we would be very selfish.

00:18:15We'd take a second honeymoon all to ourselves.

00:18:19Jeanette's going to redo the apartment while I'm gone.

00:18:23She's a fantastic interior decorator.

00:18:26The children just adore her.

00:18:28So everything's going to work out just fine.

00:18:30Oh, that's great. That's just great.

00:18:33Uh, listen, I, uh, I'll let you finish that car.

00:18:42I didn't reckon.

00:18:45You look fantastic.

00:18:49Absolutely fantastic.

00:18:53Feels heavy somehow.

00:18:56Afraid it won't crack open if I smile too much.

00:19:00Join me for dinner?

00:19:15I can't get over this.

00:19:19Fantastic.

00:19:21How about a drink?

00:19:22Okay.

00:19:30How about that, huh?

00:19:38Something positively unreal about this place.

00:19:43Yes, I know what you mean.

00:19:45There is something unsettling about actually getting what you've always wanted.

00:19:50Oh, don't do that.

00:19:58You mustn't do that.

00:20:01So many people are afraid of closeness.

00:20:05But here we're free.

00:20:07Yes.

00:20:08Yes.

00:20:09Guess what?

00:20:10Yes, I am afraid of closeness.

00:20:16Hmm.

00:20:18And I, I wish you'd stop lying to me.

00:20:21How am I lying?

00:20:23Hmm?

00:20:26You don't mean closeness.

00:20:28You mean...

00:20:30contact.

00:20:31Hmm, no.

00:20:33I mean closeness.

00:20:35How could you?

00:20:41You're married.

00:20:43What makes you?

00:20:45Oh.

00:20:47You mean the stewardess.

00:20:48Like.

00:20:49Well.

00:20:51I was married.

00:20:52But, uh, I'm not now.

00:20:54I'm divorced.

00:20:56Oh, for heaven's sake.

00:20:57I didn't think about that.

00:20:59Ah, you see?

00:20:59Really?

00:21:01Really?

00:21:06Cross my heart.

00:21:07I guess you could see how

00:21:34I'm glad I am that you're not married.

00:21:55I did something wrong.

00:22:01I did something wrong, didn't I?

00:22:04I'm not divorced.

00:22:09My wife won't let me go.

00:22:12She loves me, she says.

00:22:14She loves me.

00:22:15She needs me.

00:22:16She can't live without me.

00:22:19Every time I try to leave her,

00:22:20she either gets sick or tries to kill herself.

00:22:23There's nothing that woman won't do.

00:22:25Nothing.

00:22:27She has no pride.

00:22:29None. None at all.

00:22:31She's even called me up at another woman's apartment

00:22:32and begged me to come home.

00:22:34She loves me.

00:22:35She forgives me.

00:22:36I'm sick of it.

00:22:38And, of course, I always feel guilty for what I've done,

00:22:41for causing so much pain,

00:22:43causing her so much misery, anxiety.

00:22:45And for not loving her,

00:22:50the way she loves me,

00:22:52I try to make it up to her,

00:22:55but...

00:22:57Well, that's the way it goes.

00:23:00That's the way she holds me.

00:23:01The only way she knows how,

00:23:02through tears, illnesses,

00:23:05medicines,

00:23:06even minor surgery.

00:23:10Oh, it's a pity.

00:23:13For her as well as for me,

00:23:15she...

00:23:15She had a lot going for her once,

00:23:19but she threw it all away.

00:23:20Now she just exists.

00:23:24I hardly ever see her out of her bathrobe anymore.

00:23:27That's why I came here.

00:23:40A place nobody knows about.

00:23:43It's the only way I could get away from her.

00:23:53Why are you smiling at?

00:23:54You don't know how much like your wife I'd be.

00:23:59Like Rita?

00:24:00We're not all like her.

00:24:03If I got involved with you,

00:24:05I'd get clutchy.

00:24:07I'd hang on and hang on,

00:24:09because I'd be so afraid you'd run away.

00:24:12And then, the next thing I'd know,

00:24:15you'd be running away.

00:24:20How are you getting involved?

00:24:24Darling,

00:24:32please don't think I'm crazy,

00:24:34but would you...

00:24:35would you check it?

00:24:37What?

00:24:37Oh.

00:24:41Not even an angle.

00:24:50It's really...

00:24:52It really sounds bad.

00:25:16It really sounds bad.

00:25:17Let's go.

00:25:47If it be likely, the others are going to sit.

00:26:17Everything's dead.

00:26:24Everything's dead.

00:26:32These tropical storms at this time of year are not unusual, although the one last night was of more than ordinary ferocity.

00:26:40The electricity, as I'm sure you've noticed, is gone.

00:26:44I apologize for the failure of our air conditioning, but it can't be helped.

00:26:49I'm afraid our generator was struck by lightning and...

00:26:52What about that plane that was coming in today?

00:26:54I'm afraid there's nowhere for it to land.

00:26:57The landing strip has been rendered inoperable.

00:27:00There are trenches all across it, some of them six feet deep.

00:27:04Where will the telephone service be restored?

00:27:06I've got to call my people in Texas.

00:27:08It's difficult to say.

00:27:10For the moment, we are isolated.

00:27:12What about a road?

00:27:13There's got to be a road.

00:27:15No, there is none out of the valley.

00:27:17That would have made the portals of Eden too accessible to the outside world.

00:27:22Everything here was flown in.

00:27:24Please, there is no cause for alarm.

00:27:27Although our refrigeration is electric, the food will keep another day.

00:27:31And the liquor supply is more than adequate if you don't mind a warm drink.

00:27:36What about water?

00:27:38There is enough in our roof tank to last two days, I estimate, provided we use it for drinking only.

00:27:46I'm sorry.

00:27:47Hopefully, help will have arrived by then.

00:27:50Well, if you can't arrange things any better than this, you have no right asking the kind of money you'd do.

00:27:54Of course.

00:27:55Your money will be refunded if that's what you wish.

00:27:58What is that smell?

00:28:00What is that?

00:28:30Fish, electrocuted by lightning.

00:28:47That's all I need.

00:28:49No telephones.

00:28:51No air conditioning.

00:28:52No electricity.

00:28:54And now all this contaminated water.

00:28:57I'm sorry, sir.

00:29:10This area is restricted to employees only.

00:29:13Oh, come on, man.

00:29:14This isn't just another day at Happy Acres.

00:29:16We got to get out of here.

00:29:17Well, what is it you're looking for, Mr. Hunsicker?

00:29:20Perhaps I can help.

00:29:21I don't know.

00:29:22Something.

00:29:23Anything.

00:29:24Something to attract attention.

00:29:25When I see it, I'll know.

00:29:27What's in there?

00:29:28It's just a storeroom.

00:29:29Let's take a look.

00:29:30There's nothing there that...

00:29:31I'll be the judge of that, all right?

00:29:32Unlock it.

00:29:33Sir, it's...

00:29:34Unlock it or I'll break it down.

00:29:37Unlock it or I'll break it down.

00:29:50What are you trying to pull, black man?

00:29:52It's useless, Mr. Hunsicker.

00:29:54Lightning struck the antenna and the insides are burned out.

00:29:57I saw no sense in fostering a falsehood.

00:30:00Who says it's false?

00:30:02I used to do this in the Navy.

00:30:05Give me some spare parts lamp.

00:30:14I had no idea.

00:30:15The set belonged to the previous manager.

00:30:22How does it look?

00:30:23Can't tell yet.

00:30:24It'll take some time.

00:30:29Tell me something, Seacrest.

00:30:33How come you got no Caucasian help in this place?

00:30:35Does it bother you?

00:30:37Well, you know.

00:30:39Usually at least a manager in a place like this.

00:30:42There is no place like this, Mr. Hunsicker.

00:30:50Alan.

00:30:51Hold on.

00:30:52I'm here, Alan.

00:30:55I'm sorry.

00:30:56You can have to let me and my medicine is in there.

00:31:13David, what's the matter?

00:31:15A touch of a vagina.

00:31:17Had a heart attack last month.

00:31:22No, it was just a mild one, that's all.

00:31:24Just a mild one.

00:31:26Seacrest, why don't you say something?

00:31:30Are you all right?

00:31:31Mm-hmm.

00:31:32Sure.

00:31:33The pills don't take too long.

00:31:35Just a few minutes.

00:31:36Hey, you know something?

00:31:37You're pretty.

00:31:38No.

00:31:39No, you...

00:31:40No.

00:31:41No, you really are.

00:31:42You don't need that pudding all over your face.

00:31:45David.

00:31:46David.

00:31:47Are you sure you're okay?

00:31:48Come here.

00:31:49David.

00:31:50Oh, David.

00:31:51Oh, David.

00:31:52Oh, David.

00:31:53Oh, David.

00:31:54I know it.

00:31:55I know in an awful mess, heron I should be frightened, but I'm not.

00:31:56I'm happy.

00:31:57Maybe it has something to do with coming on you.

00:32:00I don't even need that pudding all over your face.

00:32:03David.

00:32:05Are you sure you're okay?

00:32:07Come here.

00:32:12David.

00:32:14I know an awful mess, heron I should be frightened, but I'm not.

00:32:19I'm happy.

00:32:20happy. Maybe it has something to do with coming close to death. I wasn't close to death. Just

00:32:30a, what you call a warning, that's all. Well, I was. I was bitten by a dog and I turned out

00:32:37I was allergic to the rabies shots. Well, that could be serious. Well, it was. Anyway,

00:32:43I think we appreciate what we have more when we come close to losing it. In any case, I'm

00:32:53sure glad you didn't die. So am I. It's funny, though. What is? On the trip down, I was talking

00:33:04with the Reverend John Fellows, and he told me that he almost died, almost drowned. No

00:33:12kidding. No, that's what he said. Somebody pulled him out at the last minute, and as a result

00:33:17of what happened, he's been going through a whole sort of questioning of his faith.

00:33:22Huh. Well, what's the matter? I was wondering where it happened, at the beach or what? I

00:33:29know, I didn't say. Why? Well, did you notice his luggage? Beach bag? Beach bag.

00:33:42Hold on a second. Oh, please. Do you have to stand so close? It's too hot. Well, I'm

00:33:52sorry. Yeah, I'm really sorry. I'm just trying to help the man. I'm sorry. Is that all you

00:33:56can ever say? That's what you said when you ran the car into a telephone pole, too. I'm

00:34:02sorry. Look, I almost killed us and two other people. What did you expect me to do, recite

00:34:06Limerick's? The trouble is, Lyle, you don't mean it. You just say it to get by. Rich boy. What's

00:34:10bothering you? Dugan! What? Can I have that now, please? Well, I'm going to tell you, if you're not

00:34:14careful, what is bothering you? All right. I'd like to know. You want me to tell you right here? Yeah.

00:34:21What are you doing? We'll be taking a trip tomorrow morning. The Indian tribe I've been looking for is

00:34:28only a few miles from here. You can't take that food. That food's for all of us. I've already

00:34:32talked to Mr. Seacrest. I have his permission. He assures me help will be here very soon. We're

00:34:37not certain of that. Well, look in here, Mrs. Larry. I'm taking very little. It's no more than my

00:34:42share. This trip is very important to me. Is he a bunch of Indians? Equivale Indians have an ancient

00:34:52ceremony, Mrs. Larry. Capable of great mystical experience. And I am hoping to discover if my

00:35:01faith has any meaning. You think some savages can show you that? Visions are visions. They

00:35:08will have theirs. I will have mine. Good news, let's hope. Mr. Hunsicker has the radio

00:35:17working.

00:35:18Arlene's folks in Orlando. Just got back last night. This is WB-2-X-Z-Z. It's an emergency

00:35:24transmission. Emergency. Mayday. Do you read me? Over. You'll have to give me that one

00:35:31again, old buddy. I got some noise on this end. Emergency transmission. Emergency. Call letters

00:35:36WB-2-X-Z-Z. Mayday. Can you read me now? Over.

00:35:41Yeah, we took the kids over there on Sunday. They had a boat. It's an emergency transmission.

00:35:48It's an emergency transmission. Emergency. Mayday. Can you read me now? Over.

00:35:54Yeah, we took the kids over there on Sunday. They had a boat. It's even bigger Disneyland,

00:36:06you know. I didn't hear you. Mayday. Mayday. We need help here. Can you read me? Over.

00:36:12You know, I didn't know you.

00:36:14Mayday! Mayday!

00:36:16We need help here.

00:36:18Can you read me? Over.

00:36:20Oh, yeah, the car's running fine.

00:36:23It's the best investment I ever made.

00:36:25Look, old buddy, I can hardly hear.

00:36:26I got some chatter here now.

00:36:28It's jamming me pretty bad.

00:36:29I'll sign off on that.

00:36:31S.O.S.

00:36:33This is an S.O.S. call.

00:36:35We need help.

00:36:36Answer!

00:36:36I said I got some kind of chatter here.

00:36:38I'll get back to you tomorrow night.

00:36:39This is KB6XYZ signing off.

00:36:46Receiver's working fine.

00:36:48I'll have to check out the transmitter again.

00:36:50Can you fix it?

00:36:51All I can do is try.

00:36:54I came here to get away from pressure.

00:36:57I'm not supposed to have any pressure.

00:36:59Why don't I take you up to your room, Mrs. Larry?

00:37:00No, I don't want to go to my room.

00:37:03It's like an oven in my room.

00:37:04Well, I tell you what, let's have a little glass of wine.

00:37:05I think sometimes a little glass of wine is something you're done.

00:37:07No, no, I don't want a glass of wine,

00:37:08especially when I'm upset.

00:37:10Annette, do you want to take a walk?

00:37:12Maybe a little walk will make you feel better.

00:37:14I don't want anything.

00:37:15I just want to get out of here.

00:37:16I just want to go home to my husband and children.

00:37:18I know.

00:37:18We all want to get out of here, Annette.

00:37:21Then why isn't somebody doing something?

00:37:23Why isn't somebody do something?

00:37:25She's obviously upset.

00:37:26Don't you have something, a tranquil eye?

00:37:27Don't.

00:37:28Please, don't talk behind my back.

00:37:30I won't stand for anybody talking behind my back.

00:37:33Yes, of course.

00:37:34Annette, I think my room's a little cooler.

00:37:39And I have some refreshing lotion that Miss Big gave me.

00:37:41It'll make you feel cooler, Annette.

00:37:43Come on.

00:37:44Come on.

00:37:45You'll feel better.

00:37:47Come on.

00:37:47I just want to go home.

00:37:49I know.

00:37:50Come on.

00:37:51I just want to buy my husband and my children.

00:38:11Well, so much for dinner.

00:38:16Guess we might as well dance.

00:38:18Certainly don't see how that pops.

00:38:20Come on, Hans.

00:38:21It's not the end of the world.

00:38:34What's this supposed to be?

00:38:36It's a rumba.

00:38:37What do you think it is?

00:38:38It's not a rumble aisle.

00:38:40Well, it will be if you'll let me lead.

00:38:43Darling, why don't you do it on the floor then instead of on my feet?

00:38:45Another martini, please.

00:38:58Give me a double bourbon, waiter.

00:39:00Oh, boy.

00:39:06No luck, huh?

00:39:07I can hear them.

00:39:09They can't hear me.

00:39:11If there's anything wrong with that transmitter, I can't find it.

00:39:13It just isn't sending.

00:39:14Hey, this is a funny question to ask you, I know, but have you had any experience with death recently?

00:39:23With death?

00:39:24My mother died two years ago, but I don't know.

00:39:30No, but I mean you.

00:39:31You personally.

00:39:32Have you been sick or been in an accident or anything of that nature?

00:39:36I'll tell you the truth.

00:39:37I've never been sick a day in my life.

00:39:41Honest to God.

00:39:42Not even a cold.

00:39:43Not wood.

00:39:44You sure?

00:39:45I mean, you haven't fainted or lost consciousness for some reason or other?

00:39:49Well, I'm a sound sleeper, but I always wake up.

00:39:55What are you getting at?

00:39:57Oh, just curious, that's all.

00:39:59Several people around here have had some pretty close calls recently.

00:40:07Who's that?

00:40:10Oh, yeah, that's quite a dish.

00:40:13She's on the staff.

00:40:14Miss Vic is her name, I think.

00:40:16What's she doing in here?

00:40:17The help never sits in here.

00:40:19Maybe she wants some action.

00:40:21Yeah, she's looking right at you.

00:40:25Who's looking at you?

00:40:30Looks like we're both wrong.

00:40:37One too many, huh?

00:40:59She's dead.

00:41:00She's dead.

00:41:07We should just bury her and forget about it.

00:41:19Secret says she has relatives here.

00:41:21So do I.

00:41:22God knows when I'll see him again.

00:41:27Over here.

00:41:28I'm sure in this place, did I tell you?

00:41:37What for?

00:41:38Two million dollars.

00:41:39No, I mean on what grounds?

00:41:41I don't know.

00:41:41I'll find something.

00:41:42My brother-in-law is a lawyer.

00:41:46Why doesn't somebody clean up this map?

00:41:49I said they'll come just as soon as they come here.

00:41:51I help.

00:41:52I help.

00:41:52It's all right.

00:41:53What's the problem?

00:41:54Well, we've been waiting here over 20 minutes, and there's nobody in sight.

00:42:03No waiters, no nothing.

00:42:05I'll go take a look.

00:42:06I'm sorry, everyone.

00:42:07I'm afraid I have some bad news.

00:42:10Oh.

00:42:11All the help is left.

00:42:12During the night, there is no one left but the eight of us here.

00:42:16Gone?

00:42:18Where are you going to go?

00:42:19Almost certainly back to their own tribes.

00:42:21Although I'm certain now that Miss Vick's death was caused by a can of fruit spoiled,

00:42:27still these people are ignorant and intensely superstitious.

00:42:31They probably interpreted Miss Vick's death as a bad omen.

00:42:35Well, there sure is nothing good about it.

00:42:37Well, the tears of setting, of course, but on the positive side,

00:42:41it does mean sharing the food supply among the few of us.

00:42:43What food supply?

00:42:45Huh?

00:42:45How do we know the rest of those cans aren't contaminated, too?

00:42:47Oh, God, please.

00:42:49I can't dare anymore.

00:42:50There are some crackers and some dried fruit and some...

00:42:53Ah, hold it.

00:42:54Just hold it.

00:42:56There's something I don't understand about all this.

00:43:00You said you were expecting all those other guests this week.

00:43:03Well, why aren't the planes at least trying to land?

00:43:06Possibly the plane was too damaged in the storm.

00:43:09No, no, I've been watching.

00:43:10There hasn't been a sign of an aircraft.

00:43:11Nothing.

00:43:12Nothing.

00:43:13I'm telling you, there's something crazy about this whole thing.

00:43:16Sure, we're cut off.

00:43:17But for crying out loud, there are other people in the world.

00:43:20I agree that the situation has escalated into something more serious than I had anticipated.

00:43:26Now he agrees.

00:43:27I have determined to go for help.

00:43:28How?

00:43:29There's a trail across the mountains.

00:43:31You mean on foot?

00:43:32I've done it before.

00:43:33It is a four-day journey to the nearest city.

00:43:35Uh, what city is it?

00:43:38La...

00:43:38I'm sorry.

00:43:43La Paz, right?

00:43:45You know the rules, sir.

00:43:46You were going to say La Paz, right?

00:43:48That will be a matter of conjecture.

00:43:49Oh, come on.

00:43:50Own up like a man.

00:43:51I shall be back by Friday afternoon with food and supplies and some medicines and all...

00:43:56Just come back with transportation out of here.

00:43:58That's all.

00:43:58Forget the food and medicine.

00:44:00Secrest.

00:44:01Have you seen the Reverend Fellows today?

00:44:02Yes, he left on his expedition earlier this morning.

00:44:05Did you actually see him leave?

00:44:07Yes, it was about 4.30 this morning.

00:44:10Don't you ever sleep?

00:44:12Under the circumstances, I felt it best that I should stay up and keep an eye out.

00:44:17I suggest, incidentally, that you make arrangements for someone to do the same when I'm gone.

00:44:32Oh, my God.

00:45:27All right. I'm taking the first watch from 8 until 12.

00:45:31We'll volunteer for the next one. From 12 to 4.

00:45:37Well, come on now.

00:45:39Well, we've all got a limb in hand here.

00:45:42Look, that's the only time it cools off enough around here to get any sleep.

00:45:45Why don't you take it? Maybe I can get some sleep then.

00:45:48Well, I don't see what you're complaining about.

00:45:50I'm the one that has to sleep on the couch.

00:45:53Well, you snore about it.

00:45:54Oh, is that it?

00:45:55I'll take it.

00:45:57What's the matter with you two jokers, anyway?

00:45:59Ask her. Go ahead. Tell him what's wrong.

00:46:01I'll tell him.

00:46:02All right.

00:46:05Now, we need someone from 4 until 8.

00:46:08I'll take her.

00:46:10Good girl.

00:46:11Well, before we get on to the business of rationing water, maybe you ought to go up and look at Annette, see if she's all right, huh?

00:46:20I'll be right back.

00:46:22What about the water?

00:46:24I checked the roof tank this afternoon.

00:46:28We've got less than a quarter of a tank.

00:46:33Annette?

00:46:33I'm sorry to have made so much trouble.

00:46:56Oh, I'm fine now, really.

00:46:58All I want to do is just rest.

00:47:03I'll look it on you when I come off watch.

00:47:05All right.

00:47:06If you need anything, you know where I'll be.

00:47:10Would you like me to...

00:47:17No.

00:47:19I've had enough darkness for a while.

00:47:22That's a good sign.

00:47:25Good night.

00:47:26Don't forget, rich boy.

00:47:37You owe me $200.

00:47:38Get off my back, will you?

00:47:40Have you seen Ellen?

00:47:41No, not lately.

00:47:42What's the matter?

00:47:42She's disappeared.

00:47:43Want me to come with you?

00:47:44You better stay here.

00:47:45Might be trouble.

00:47:49Ellen!

00:47:54Ellen!

00:47:55I'm here.

00:48:09Oh, thank God.

00:48:10Thank God.

00:48:12What are you doing out here?

00:48:17I want to see where you put Miss Vick.

00:48:21Why?

00:48:22I want to prove something to myself.

00:48:26Oh, sweetheart, we were wrong about everything.

00:48:30I talked to Hunsicker.

00:48:31He hasn't been sick a day in his life.

00:48:33I know I'm right, Dave.

00:48:40Annette was dead, stone dead.

00:48:42Nobody could live and lose that much blood.

00:48:45But she did.

00:48:46No, she didn't.

00:48:47She couldn't.

00:48:48She was already dead.

00:48:50Just like the rest of us.

00:48:53All right.

00:48:53If we're dead, where are we?

00:48:56I'd say hell.

00:49:02I'd call it heaven.

00:49:08We're the only ones that say so.

00:49:13Dave, something's got to go wrong.

00:49:15It's our turn.

00:49:34What's Miss Vick got to do with this, anyway?

00:49:36I don't think she died.

00:49:43How could there be death in hell?

00:49:52All right.

00:49:53Let's go take a look.

00:49:54Let's go take a look.

00:50:24Let's go.

00:50:42Woodruff!

00:50:44Is it time for Ellen's watch?

00:50:46They broke in.

00:50:46They got all the food.

00:50:48Who?

00:50:48The Indians.

00:50:49There must have been.

00:50:50Did you see them?

00:50:51No, I never saw a thing.

00:50:53I don't know how they pulled it off, but the food is all gone, man.

00:50:55All of it?

00:50:56All the decent stuff. All that's left is canned food.

00:51:04A can of these killed Miss Vick.

00:51:08Don't be a fool, Woodruff.

00:51:09Crazy. The man's crazy, I swear.

00:51:11Miss Vick didn't die.

00:51:13Oh, come off it, Woodruff.

00:51:15We carried the body out ourselves.

00:51:16That's right. And it's gone, Al.

00:51:18The body is gone. It's not there.

00:51:23Alan and I weren't going to say anything because, well, for one thing, it sounds pretty bizarre.

00:51:27But now that the rest of the food is gone,

00:51:30I think you should know that it's okay to eat the canned goods.

00:51:37As a matter of fact, it doesn't make any difference whether you do or not.

00:51:43Every one of us in this room is dead already.

00:51:49Now, I've heard everything.

00:51:51Oh, Willie, old boy, I think the heat's good.

00:51:55You just think back a minute, you'll realize that we've all had some serious illness or accident in the recent past.

00:52:04I had a heart attack, Helen.

00:52:07I had a fatal allergic reaction to a rabies shot.

00:52:12Reverend Fellows drowned.

00:52:14The Dukens had an accident on the way to the airport.

00:52:17You're crying out loud.

00:52:19I told you already.

00:52:21I have never been sick.

00:52:22I've never had any accidents.

00:52:25Neither have I.

00:52:26Who can afford to be sick with a husband and three children to take care of?

00:52:30Well, there you go.

00:52:31Wait a minute, Al.

00:52:32You said you were a sound sleeper, right?

00:52:34Am, buddy.

00:52:35Am.

00:52:36What about you, Annette?

00:52:39Well, as a matter of fact, I'm a light sleeper.

00:52:40I usually have to take a pill.

00:52:42Did you take any pills the night before you flew down here?

00:52:45Yes, I was very excited.

00:52:48Did you take any more than usual?

00:52:50No.

00:52:52No.

00:52:53No, I didn't.

00:52:56No.

00:53:01Yes?

00:53:03Well, I took a different kind of pill.

00:53:05Alan said it was a bit stronger.

00:53:16There, you see?

00:53:17Oh, God.

00:53:18Come on.

00:53:18That's enough of that.

00:53:19Now, wait a minute.

00:53:22Well, it is a little strange that each of us got a brochure that said something different about this place.

00:53:28Well, I never got a brochure, sweetie.

00:53:30So there you go.

00:53:31What about the luggage?

00:53:33Anyone wonder about that?

00:53:35Only the Dugans brought luggage.

00:53:38They were the only ones packed for a trip.

00:53:40The rest of us brought overnight cases like you take to a hospital or like Reverend Fellows who drowned.

00:53:44He had just a beach bag.

00:53:46What was in your case, Annette?

00:53:49I had a change of clothes.

00:53:51A silver gown and a pair of silver shoes.

00:53:55I promise.

00:53:59Hawkshaw, the detective here.

00:54:00When you send a woman's body to the undertaker, what do you usually send along with it?

00:54:07Her prettiest gown and shoes, right?

00:54:09Oh, my God.

00:54:16No, that's all right.

00:54:18I just remembered.

00:54:19I remembered that Alan gave me those pills.

00:54:21He got them for me.

00:54:23Look.

00:54:25You two are scaring this lady to death.

00:54:27Why would he give me those pills?

00:54:30Look, he went with Jeanette before we met, but there hasn't been anything since then.

00:54:34No.

00:54:35No.

00:54:36No.

00:54:37No.

00:54:37Look.

00:54:38The lady just got over a very bad upset.

00:54:43Excuse me.

00:54:44This sort of foolishness is gone far enough, Woodruff.

00:54:49We're not trying to hurt anyone.

00:54:51We're just trying to face the facts.

00:54:52I'll have to toboggan with your lousy facts.

00:54:55You want to face facts?

00:54:56Okay.

00:54:57If, if Miss Vick's body is gone, then the Indians took it.

00:55:03Just like they took the food.

00:55:05Why would they take the body?

00:55:07They were afraid of it.

00:55:09How do you know?

00:55:10You an Indian?

00:55:10You don't think it's a bit strange how you wandered onto the wrong airplane?

00:55:17Honey, I had a lot on my mind.

00:55:22Still, you were expected.

00:55:24Your name was on the list.

00:55:26I don't care if my name is on 50 lists.

00:55:29You trying to tell me I don't know if I'm dead or alive?

00:55:32Oh, cut out the baloney.

00:55:34How would you know?

00:55:36You never died before.

00:55:38Oh, boy.

00:55:40Alan?

00:55:43Please, don't do that.

00:55:47Don't, you see, because if what you say is true,

00:55:52it means that Alan killed me.

00:56:10Listen.

00:56:11Let's see, Christ.

00:56:20It can't be, can it?

00:56:22I mean, it's too soon.

00:56:23We'll see.

00:56:24How'd you hear about us?

00:56:38Did you find me a...

00:56:39I heard the call.

00:56:40Man, have they been worried about you?

00:56:41Is everybody okay?

00:56:42Hey, can you get us out of here?

00:56:44No, it wouldn't be safe.

00:56:45The plane's already overweight.

00:56:46I heard your mayday call, and I got here as fast as I could

00:56:48to see if you're all right and what you need.

00:56:50Listen, son, I'll pay you $1,000, $1,000 to fly me to Texas.

00:56:56I'd like to, sir, but I can't take the chance.

00:56:58Can you at least tell us where we are?

00:57:01Well, I'm not sure exactly.

00:57:02Could you get me to Managua?

00:57:03You know, someplace I can get a commercial flight.

00:57:05It wouldn't be safe.

00:57:07But I'll tell them you're all okay,

00:57:08and there'll be a plane in here tomorrow morning, okay?

00:57:10Now, are there any sick or wounded?

00:57:12I'll ask for a litter.

00:57:13Just get us out of here.

00:57:14That's all.

00:57:14That's all we need.

00:57:15Okay.

00:57:15Thank you very much, sir.

00:57:16We certainly appreciate your help.

00:57:17Right.

00:57:18I'm glad I could do it.

00:57:19Oh, thank God.

00:57:21I almost believed we were dead.

00:57:23You all feel better, huh?

00:57:24Huh?

00:57:26I think I...

00:57:27I, everybody, an apology.

00:57:29I think I must have been a little insane.

00:57:32I'm sorry.

00:57:33Yeah, I'm sorry, too.

00:57:35But we were both so convinced.

00:57:40What's the matter?

00:57:42We're safe now.

00:57:44No, we're not.

00:57:45He's dead.

00:57:47What?

00:57:49He's dead.

00:57:54Do you know who that was?

00:57:58It was Johnny Delmonico.

00:58:02I've seen him a hundred times.

00:58:03I know it's him, and he's dead.

00:58:06Remember?

00:58:08On our way to the airport, we heard on the radio

00:58:10that he died in a plane crash?

00:58:15Oh, boy.

00:58:16Here we go again.

00:58:17Oh.

00:58:31Well, our flat is Johnny Delmonico.

00:58:36There won't be any plane tomorrow.

00:58:42There won't be any rescue.

00:58:43There won't be any rescue.

00:58:43There won't be any assistance.

00:58:44Oh, that's it, that's the end of the fuel.

00:59:14Oh, we'll just have to fill to the water as best we can and drink it as it is.

00:59:35I guess it can't hurt us very much, considering that we're...

00:59:39Oh, David.

00:59:44It's so awful.

00:59:48Every day, some new torment.

00:59:51I pray for it to end somehow.

00:59:55Then I stop thinking I'll have to give you up.

01:00:01I'll drink to that.

01:00:09All right.

01:00:15Okay.

01:01:18Did you find what you were looking for?

01:01:21Yes.

01:01:24Unfortunately.

01:01:27The Indians, what about them?

01:01:29They are an undersized and incredibly dirty tribe who bury their defective young alive.

01:01:44I participated in their peyote ceremony.

01:01:56From that point on, the whole experience was unspeakable.

01:02:00What happened?

01:02:03Nothing.

01:02:06Nothing at all happened.

01:02:12No visions and no dreams and...

01:02:18Just nothing.

01:02:23There was...

01:02:28Vast...

01:02:33Empty...

01:02:36There was a space that no sounds and no sights and no smells.

01:02:50It was terrifying.

01:02:51I lost even the sense of my own body.

01:02:57And when I came to myself, I was alone.

01:03:01There was no one there and...

01:03:05There were no Indians and...

01:03:08No camp.

01:03:08There was nothing.

01:03:14I know.

01:03:16We've discovered that.

01:03:20We're all dead, aren't we?

01:03:25Dead?

01:03:26No.

01:03:30I don't think so.

01:03:32I wish it were so.

01:03:35Good man, Reverend.

01:03:37We're dead.

01:03:39And we're in hell.

01:03:44Hell?

01:03:46Why should we be in hell?

01:03:48Are we any worse than anyone else?

01:03:51No, I don't think so.

01:03:52We are the people.

01:03:55Just people like any other people.

01:03:58We have our good, we have our bad.

01:04:01I don't think we should be singled out for punishment.

01:04:04Go on.

01:04:05Keep it up.

01:04:06That's what I like to hear.

01:04:09We are all very much alive.

01:04:15It only seems like hell because...

01:04:18Because we have all lost our illusions.

01:04:25I've lost my faith.

01:04:26I've lost my cynicism.

01:04:32The Dugans have lost their...

01:04:35A young love.

01:04:37Mrs. Lerrier has lost...

01:04:39Her illusion of domestic bliss.

01:04:42Well, I haven't lost anything.

01:04:45I never gave in to these crackpots for a minute.

01:04:48Ask them.

01:04:51I would say that you had lost a great deal, Mr. Hansaker.

01:04:54Hmm?

01:04:55Your Dallas deal.

01:04:58Your dream of success.

01:05:01Hasn't it occurred to you by now?

01:05:03That it was your partner who probably arranged this detour away from your destination...

01:05:09And that by now your company is probably safely in his hands?

01:05:14You're nuts.

01:05:16That stuff you drank must have softened your brain.

01:05:18You think about it, Mr. Hansaker, because it's all gone.

01:05:24Just nothing.

01:05:25Ellen and I...

01:05:30We've found something.

01:05:32No.

01:05:34You've only perpetuated something.

01:05:39I don't follow you.

01:05:40You and Ellen are happy because you still have your dreams.

01:05:45Love is the most persistent of dreams.

01:05:50Until something comes along to shatter it.

01:05:52Our love isn't a dream.

01:05:56How very lucky you are.

01:05:59Well, I guess I might as well have some of their water now.

01:06:10Are you sure?

01:06:15I didn't...

01:06:16I didn't tell you before.

01:06:21I...

01:06:22Kept on saying I never had an accident.

01:06:26I was never unconscious.

01:06:30I almost believed in myself.

01:06:38Before I...

01:06:41Left for Texas...

01:06:44My...

01:06:44My partner gave a birthday party for his wife.

01:06:48I got clutched.

01:06:51I fell down some stairs.

01:06:59And...

01:07:00Passed out.

01:07:01You see.

01:07:14You see.

01:07:17We'd all rather believe ourselves dead than face the prospect of life without dreams.

01:07:33That's the true hell, you know.

01:07:41Life without dreams...

01:07:43Makes it bearable.

01:07:47Thank heavens, you're all all right.

01:08:00Thank heavens, you're all all right.

01:08:09Of course, the secret is out now.

01:08:12You're in all the papers.

01:08:14Everyone knows about the portals of Eden.

01:08:16But it couldn't be kept a secret forever.

01:08:19This is our pilot, Roger Harris.

01:08:22That storm you had?

01:08:23That was hurricane clear.

01:08:25The whole coast was hit.

01:08:26For four days, we haven't had anything in the air.

01:08:29Thank God that kid pilot got through to us, though, and let us know that you're all okay.

01:08:31But what took you so long?

01:08:33He said there'd be a plane the next day.

01:08:35All the landing strips everywhere were destroyed like ours.

01:08:38So the few amphibians around here were in constant demand.

01:08:42Paris has been flying around the clock.

01:08:44I'm sorry I couldn't get here any sooner, but...

01:08:46I had to get into an awful lot of other people who are much worse off than you were.

01:08:50You're lucky you're alive.

01:08:52Alive?

01:08:55What a lovely word.

01:08:59Well, let's get out of here!

01:09:01Yeah, hold it, hold it.

01:09:01First we have to refuel and unload some supplies.

01:09:04Why don't you take a few minutes to freshen up and collect your belongings?

01:09:08We should be ready to leave just about the time you are.

01:09:11Good idea.

01:09:11Come on, let's go.

01:09:12Let's go.

01:09:13Come on, move on.

01:09:14I can't wait for you.

01:09:15I can't wait for you.

01:09:16I can't wait for you.

01:09:23What's the trouble, Reverend?

01:09:25Don't you want to go home?

01:09:27Yes, I do.

01:09:30The hell if it is, I...

01:09:31I don't know what I'm going to do when I get there.

01:09:45Darling, I'm not even going to go home.

01:09:48As soon as we arrive, I'm going to call my lawyer and tell him to start the divorce proceedings right away.

01:09:51But it is heaven after all.

01:09:55Darling, come on, sweetheart, let's go.

01:10:01I always knew you was reneged.

01:10:03Boy, you rich kid.

01:10:04You always get everything put right into your life.

01:10:06Reneged, yeah, reneged.

01:10:07Listen, buddy, when we have proof, you're going to die of wealth.

01:10:14Oh, my God, no.

01:10:33Hold on, hold on.

01:10:37Come on, come on.

01:10:37What happened to the plane?

01:10:46Where is the plane?

01:10:48The plane?

01:10:49Oh, an emergency down the line.

01:10:51Capsize boat.

01:10:53Twenty or so people aboard.

01:10:55Harris will be back tomorrow.

01:10:57Oh.

01:10:59Well, I didn't hear anything.

01:11:01I didn't hear any plane take off.

01:11:03Oh, it's happening.

01:11:04No, sweetheart, it's nothing.

01:11:09Darling, it's going to be all right.

01:11:10That's what they do.

01:11:12They give you hope, then they take it away.

01:11:16That's the torment.

01:11:17You never really know.

01:11:19He said that Harris was going to be here tomorrow.

01:11:21No, it'll never happen.

01:11:23Yes, it will, darling, it will.

01:11:33Rita.

01:11:34I came on the plane, Mr. Seacrest.

01:11:39I had to come, David.

01:11:40I couldn't live without you, David.

01:11:43Darling, I love you.

01:11:45David, I don't care what you've done.

01:11:46I'll forgive you anything, David.

01:11:48Darling, David.

01:11:50David, David, I love you.

01:11:54You're my whole life, David.

01:11:56I can't live without you.

01:12:01David, stop.

01:12:02There's nowhere to go.

01:12:03It never fails.

01:12:13Every time I've been cheated or arrested on enough minutes, I'm stinking rich.

01:12:18Get off my back.

01:12:20I don't care about your father.

01:12:21I'm going to say, I'm going to turn the hall.

01:12:24I'm going to turn the hall to Alan.

01:12:25That's all.

01:12:26I'm going to turn the hall to Alan.

01:12:27Stop it.

01:12:28I don't want to be the power.

01:12:30I'm not touching you.

01:12:31I'm not, didn't you?

01:12:31It was a wretching of our spirit.

01:12:33Make me cry out.

01:12:34I'm stupid.

01:12:34You don't want to see it.

01:12:35I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, it's going to say.

01:12:37How do you push it?

01:12:38I need the agony of my...

01:12:40No, you see, that's why I'm here.

01:12:41I'm not supposed to help anymore.

01:12:43You should tear from me the anguish of my soul, the pride of thy presence, ready for me, my Lord.

01:12:48Alan.

01:12:49Ah.

01:12:50You may see the meaning of my iniquity, will strike my disbelief.

01:12:53Hey, somebody.

01:12:54You should swallow up the...

01:12:54It's the principle of this man.

01:12:56My disbelief.

01:12:59My disbelief.

01:13:01Go down, Alan.

01:13:03Go down, Alan.

01:13:09All right.

01:13:11All right.

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