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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.
00:05:09And this is forever mine.
00:05:15This place is such a big secret, then how'd you find out about it?
00:05:42A brochure. It just came in the mail one day.
00:05:49Oh, come on. Somebody's got to know where this place is. There are ways of finding out.
00:05:52I could make an educated guess. Somewhere in Central America.
00:05:57No. No, it's got to be the Caribbean. Look at the photos in there. You name it, they got it. Golf, tennis.
00:06:04I didn't see any pictures like that. It's mainly a sort of health resort, isn't it? Hot baths, massages.
00:06:09No. No, they've got sports fishing. No, there was nothing in my brochure about sports fishing.
00:06:13No. May I?
00:06:16Go to your dining room. Spectacular recreational facilities. Exciting new friendships.
00:06:22May I see that, please?
00:06:24I just have to call the people in Texas and postpone that meeting until tomorrow.
00:06:27There's nothing about beauty treatments in here.
00:06:30Now, what in my world would you girls need beauty treatments for?
00:06:33Spoken like a true Gemini.
00:06:36Everyone, would you kindly be seated, please? We're about to land at the Portals of Eden.
00:06:40Hey!
00:06:41It can't be the Caribbean. It's too soon for the Caribbean.
00:06:46Yeah? Yeah.
00:06:47Well, it's too soon for Central America, too.
00:06:49It's fine by me, kid. The closer we are to Texas, the better I like it.
00:06:54Oh, it's fine.
00:06:56Goodbye.
00:06:57Goodbye.
00:06:58Goodbye.
00:06:59Have a wonderful time.
00:07:01We're so excited.
00:07:02Bye-bye.
00:07:03Enjoy yourselves.
00:07:04Bye-bye.
00:07:05Oh, hey.
00:07:06Bye-bye.
00:07:07Look at that.
00:07:09I should have brought my camera.
00:07:22You're having themselves a spot.
00:07:27Sensational.
00:07:32Welcome, everyone.
00:07:34My name is Seacrest.
00:07:37I am your host here at the Portals of Eden.
00:07:40I trust you all had a very smooth flight.
00:07:43Anything 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.
00:07:53If you'll all follow me, the luggage will follow you.
00:08:02There's something you can do for me. You can get me on a flight out of here.
00:08:05I'm afraid that nothing can be done until tomorrow when we're expecting another group in.
00:08:09I hope that's all right.
00:08:11It's not all right, but it seems like I don't have much of a choice.
00:08:14I'm totally sorry.
00:08:19I wish my husband could see this.
00:08:21Central America, it's gotta be.
00:08:24These volcanoes and this jungle.
00:08:26No.
00:08:27The best bet still seems like the Caribbean.
00:08:30It just feels like the Caribbean.
00:08:32You wanna put some money on it?
00:08:34Sure.
00:08:35Hundred 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.
00:08:40Lyle is very independent.
00:08:42Oh, yeah.
00:08:43I can see that.
00:08:45I can see that.
00:08:52There goes our taxi.
00:08:54And here we are, ladies and gentlemen, the portals of Eden.
00:09:24Come in, everyone.
00:09:42Would you please sign the guest book?
00:09:44I can't get over it.
00:09:46Oh, it's fantastic.
00:09:47Of course, 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,
00:09:55when we're expecting another group.
00:09:58Say, Elizabeth, where's the telephone?
00:10:00The telephones are to your right, through the arch.
00:10:03Ah, thank you.
00:10:07These boys understand some English, but speak none.
00:10:11We've found that everything runs more smoothly that way.
00:10:14And now, of course, I know you'd all like to see your rooms.
00:10:23Excuse me.
00:10:24The Quivella Indians.
00:10:25Are they, um...
00:10:26Well, would I need a guide?
00:10:27About today's journey, Reverend.
00:10:28I'll arrange for a guide.
00:10:29I should think you'd be able to set up tomorrow morning.
00:10:30Oh.
00:10:32Always my pleasure.
00:10:33My God!
00:10:34Look at this place.
00:10:35Look.
00:10:36Thank you so much.
00:10:37Say, please.
00:10:38My God, look at this place.
00:10:39Here, I know you're a far away.
00:10:40It's gonna be worth it.
00:10:41Excuse me.
00:10:42The Quivella Indians.
00:10:43Are they, um...
00:10:44Well, would I need a guide?
00:10:45About today's journey, Reverend.
00:10:46I'll arrange for a guide.
00:10:47I should think you'd be able to set up tomorrow morning.
00:10:48Oh.
00:10:50Always my pleasure.
00:10:53My God!
00:11:24Oh, my, that's so beautiful.
00:12:24You're the magic lady I came to see.
00:12:38Do 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. Lallier 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.
00:14:14Oh, 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.
00:14:31Don't worry about that.
00:14:33Oh, I'll give you one.
00:14:54Oh, my God.
00:15:00What's that? What is it? What's going on?
00:15:19Can I not touch it?
00:15:21Can you get a forked stick, rich boy?
00:15:23Please, everyone, it's all right.
00:15:25There is no cause for alarm.
00:15:27The species is absolutely harmless. Calm yourselves.
00:15:31Everything will be better if you avoid antagonizing it.
00:15:35See?
00:15:46Honey, honey, come on out now. It's all right. The snake's gone.
00:15:49Honey, everything's all right.
00:15:51Come on out. It's all right.
00:15:53Oh.
00:15:57I know it's silly, but snakes are just...
00:16:00I'm terribly sorry. This 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,
00:16:10but 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?
00:16:54Yeah.
00:16:55How's that?
00:16:56Well, look at you. Not a care in the world.
00:16:58Here, 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. That's where we're at.
00:17:03Mm-hmm.
00:17:04What'd you do on yours?
00:17:05What did I do on it?
00:17:06Yeah.
00:17:07What do you say, Woody?
00:17:08Oh, yeah. Lovely 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.
00:17:27What's it to be afraid of?
00:17:29You're a big girl.
00:17:30Well, if I were a self-pitying sort of person,
00:17:33I 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.
00:17:41I 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,
00:17:56but 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? Are they coming, too?
00:18:04No.
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.
00:18:25The 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.
00:18:33Listen, I...
00:18:35I'll let you finish that car.
00:18:38I didn't reckon.
00:18:45You look fantastic.
00:18:48Absolutely fantastic.
00:18:53Feels heavy somehow.
00:18:56Afraid it won't crack open if I smile too much.
00:19:02Join me for dinner?
00:19:03I can't get over this.
00:19:19Fantastic.
00:19:21How about a drink?
00:19:22How about that, huh?
00:19:38Something positively unreal about this place.
00:19:41Yes, I know what you mean.
00:19:45There is something unsettling about actually getting what you've always wanted.
00:19:55Oh, don't do that.
00:19:58You mustn't do that.
00:20:00So many people are afraid of closeness.
00:20:05But here we're free.
00:20:07Yes.
00:20:08Yes.
00:20:09Guess what?
00:20:11Yes, I am afraid of closeness.
00:20:14And I wish you'd stop lying to me.
00:20:21How am I lying?
00:20:24Hmm?
00:20:26You don't mean closeness.
00:20:28You mean...
00:20:30contact.
00:20:31No.
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.
00:20:48Play.
00:20:49Well.
00:20:51I was married.
00:20:52But 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?
00:21:02Really?
00:21:02Really?
00:21:05Cross my heart.
00:21:33I guess you could see how.
00:21:35I'm glad I am that you're not married.
00:21:55I did something wrong.
00:21:56I did something wrong, didn't I?
00:22:07I'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.
00:22:22There's nothing that woman won't do.
00:22:25Nothing.
00:22:27She has no pride.
00:22:29None.
00:22:29None at all.
00:22:30She'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
00:22:40for what I've done,
00:22:41for causing so much pain,
00:22:43causing her so much misery,
00:22:44anxiety,
00:22:45and for not loving her
00:22:49the way she loves me.
00:22:53I 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,
00:23:03through tears, illnesses,
00:23:05medicines,
00:23:06even minor surgery.
00:23:07Oh, 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
00:23:25out 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
00:23:44get away from her.
00:23:53Why are you smiling at?
00:23:54You don't know how
00:23:57much like your wife I'd be.
00:23:59Like Rita?
00:24:00No.
00:24:01We'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
00:24:10you'd run away.
00:24:12And then,
00:24:13the 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?
00:24:38Oh.
00:24:41Not even an angle.
00:24:50It's really...
00:24:51At least that's bad.
00:24:55Let's go.
00:25:25Let's go.
00:25:55Let's go.
00:26:25Let's go.
00:26:55Let's go.
00:26:57Let's go.
00:26:59Let's go.
00:27:01There are trenches all across it, some of them six feet deep.
00:27:04Well, 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.
00:27:12Well, what about a road?
00:27:14There's got to be a road.
00:27:15No.
00:27:16There is none out of the valley.
00:27:18That 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.
00:27:32And the liquor supply is more than adequate if you don't mind a warm drink.
00:27:37What about water?
00:27:37There is enough in our roof tank to last two days, I estimate, provided we use it for drinking only.
00:27:47I'm sorry.
00:27:48Hopefully, help will have arrived by then.
00:27:51Well, if you can't arrange things any better than this, you have no right asking the kind of money you do.
00:27:55Well, of course, your money will be refunded if that's what you wish.
00:27:59What is that smell?
00:28:03What is that?
00:28:25Fish, electrocuted by lightning.
00:28:47That's all I need.
00:28:49No telephones.
00:28:51No air conditioning.
00:28:53No electricity.
00:28:55And now all this contaminated water.
00:29:09Sorry, sir.
00:29:11This area is restricted to employees only.
00:29:13Oh, come on, man.
00:29:15This isn't just another day at Happy Acres.
00:29:16We've got to get out of here.
00:29:18Well, what is it you're looking for, Mr. Hunsicker?
00:29:20Perhaps I can help.
00:29:22I don't know.
00:29:22Something.
00:29:23Anything.
00:29:23Something 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.
00:29:33There's nothing there that...
00:29:34I'll be the judge of that, all right?
00:29:36Unlock it.
00:29:36Sir, it's...
00:29:37Unlock it or I'll break it down.
00:29:39What 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.
00:29:58I saw no sense in fostering a false hope.
00:30:01Who says it's false?
00:30:02I used to do this in the Navy.
00:30:06Give me some spare parts lamp.
00:30:14I had no idea.
00:30:16The set belonged to the previous manager.
00:30:18How does it look?
00:30:24Can't tell yet.
00:30:27It'll take some time.
00:30:30Tell me something, Seacrest.
00:30:34How come you got no Caucasian help in this place?
00:30:37Does it bother you?
00:30:38Well, you know,
00:30:41usually at least a manager in a place like this.
00:30:44There is no place like this, Mr. Hunsicker.
00:30:51Alan?
00:30:52Hold on.
00:30:55Let me in, Alan.
00:30:56Sorry.
00:30:57You can have to let me and my medicine's in there.
00:30:59David, what's the matter?
00:31:16Touch of Angina.
00:31:18Had a heart attack last month.
00:31:22No, it was just a mild one, that's all.
00:31:25Just a mild one.
00:31:26Seacrest, why don't you say something?
00:31:29Are you all right?
00:31:32Mm-hmm, sure.
00:31:33The pills don't take too long.
00:31:35Just a few minutes.
00:31:40Hey, you know something?
00:31:43You're pretty.
00:31:45No.
00:31:46No, you...
00:31:46No.
00:31:48No, you really are.
00:31:53You don't need that...
00:31:55that pudding all over your face.
00:31:59David.
00:32:05Are you sure you're okay?
00:32:08Come here.
00:32:15David.
00:32:17I know we're in an awful mess here,
00:32:19and I should be frightened,
00:32:20but I'm not.
00:32:20I'm happy.
00:32:23Maybe it has something to do with coming close to death.
00:32:25I wasn't close to death.
00:32:29Just a...
00:32:30what you call a warning, that's all.
00:32:33Well, I was.
00:32:34I was bitten by a dog,
00:32:36and I turned out I was allergic to the rabies shots.
00:32:39Well, that could be serious.
00:32:41Well, it was.
00:32:42Anyway,
00:32:43I think
00:32:45we appreciate what we have more
00:32:47when we
00:32:47come close to losing it.
00:32:51In any case,
00:32:52I'm sure glad you didn't die.
00:32:55So am I.
00:32:56It's funny, though.
00:33:02What is?
00:33:03Well, on the trip down,
00:33:04I was talking with, uh,
00:33:05the Reverend, uh,
00:33:06John Fellows,
00:33:07and he told me that he almost died,
00:33:10almost drowned.
00:33:12No kidding.
00:33:12No, that's what he said.
00:33:14Somebody pulled him out at the last minute,
00:33:16and as a result of what happened,
00:33:17he's been going through
00:33:18a whole sort of questioning of his faith.
00:33:20Well, what's the matter?
00:33:25I was wondering where it happened,
00:33:27at the beach, or
00:33:27what?
00:33:29Well, I didn't say.
00:33:30Why?
00:33:31Well,
00:33:32did you notice his luggage?
00:33:35Beach bag?
00:33:39Beach bag.
00:33:47Hold on a second, will I?
00:33:49Oh, please.
00:33:49Do you have to stand so close,
00:33:51it's too hot.
00:33:52Well, I'm sorry.
00:33:53Yeah, I'm really sorry.
00:33:54I'm just trying to help the man.
00:33:55I'm sorry.
00:33:56Is that all you can ever say?
00:33:59That's what you said
00:33:59when you ran the car
00:34:00into a telephone pole, too.
00:34:02I'm sorry.
00:34:03Look, I almost killed us
00:34:04and two other people.
00:34:05What did you expect me to do,
00:34:06recite the lyrics?
00:34:06The trouble is, Lyle,
00:34:07you don't mean it.
00:34:08You just say it to get by.
00:34:09Rich boy.
00:34:09What's bothering you?
00:34:10Do it again.
00:34:12What?
00:34:12Can I have that now, please?
00:34:13Well, I'm gonna tell you,
00:34:14if you're not careful,
00:34:15what is bothering you.
00:34:16All right, I'd like to know.
00:34:16You want me to tell you right here?
00:34:17Yeah.
00:34:21What are you doing?
00:34:24We'll be taking a trip
00:34:25tomorrow morning.
00:34:26The Indian tribe
00:34:27I've been looking for
00:34:28is only a few miles from here.
00:34:29You can't take that food.
00:34:30That food's for all of us.
00:34:32I've already talked
00:34:32with Mr. Seacrest.
00:34:33I have his permission.
00:34:35He assures me help
00:34:36will be here very soon.
00:34:37We're not certain of that.
00:34:39Well, look in here, Mrs. Larry.
00:34:40I'm taking very little.
00:34:41It's no more than my share.
00:34:43This trip is very important to me.
00:34:46Is he a bunch of Indians?
00:34:49Equivale Indians.
00:34:51Have an ancient ceremony,
00:34:53Mrs. Larry.
00:34:54Capable of
00:34:55great mystical experience.
00:34:59And I am hoping to discover
00:35:00if my faith has any meaning.
00:35:03And you think some savages
00:35:04can show you that?
00:35:06Visions are visions.
00:35:08They will have theirs.
00:35:10I won't have mine.
00:35:13I just don't see...
00:35:14Good news, let's hope.
00:35:15Mr. Hunsicker
00:35:16has the radio working.
00:35:34Arlene's folks in Orlando.
00:35:36Just got back last night.
00:35:40Wow.
00:35:41This is WB2XZZ.
00:35:46It's emergency transmission.
00:35:47Emergency.
00:35:49Mayday.
00:35:49Do you read me?
00:35:50Over.
00:35:52You'll have to give me
00:35:53that one again, old buddy.
00:35:54I got some noise on this end.
00:35:57Emergency transmission.
00:35:59Emergency.
00:36:00Call letters WB2XZZ.
00:36:04Mayday.
00:36:04Can you read me now?
00:36:05Over.
00:36:05Yeah, we took the kids
00:36:08over there on Sunday.
00:36:09They had a boat.
00:36:10It's even bigger Disneyland,
00:36:12you know.
00:36:12I didn't know you.
00:36:14Mayday.
00:36:15Mayday.
00:36:16We need help here.
00:36:18Can you read me?
00:36:19Over.
00:36:19Oh, 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 for now.
00:36:31SOS.
00:36:33This is an SOS 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.
00:36:40This is KB6XYZ signing off.
00:36:46Receiver's working fine.
00:36:48I'll have to check out
00:36:49the 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
00:37:00to 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,
00:37:04let's have a little glass of wine.
00:37:05I think sometimes a little glass of wine
00:37:06sends you down.
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
00:37:17to 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 idea?
00:37:27Don't.
00:37:28Please, don't talk behind my back.
00:37:31I won't stand for anybody
00:37:32talking behind my back.
00:37:33Yes, of course.
00:37:34Annette.
00:37:36I think my room's a little cooler.
00:37:39And I have some refreshing lotion
00:37:40that 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.
00:37:48I just want to go home.
00:37:49I know.
00:37:49I know.
00:37:50Come on.
00:37:54I just want to ride my husband
00:37:56and my children.
00:37:56Well, so much for dinner.
00:38:14I guess we might as well dance.
00:38:18I certainly don't see how that pops.
00:38:20Come on, Ann.
00:38:21It's not the end of the world.
00:38:22What'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 let me lead.
00:38:42Darling, why don't you do it on the floor then
00:38:44instead of on my feet?
00:38:52Another martini, please.
00:38:54Give me a double bourbon, waiter.
00:39:04Oh, 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,
00:39:12I can't find it.
00:39:13It just isn't sending.
00:39:15This is a funny question to ask you, I know,
00:39:18but have you had any experience with death recently?
00:39:22With death?
00:39:28My mother died two years ago, but I don't tell you.
00:39:30No, no, I mean you.
00:39:31You personally.
00:39:32Have you been sick or been in an accident
00:39:34or anything of that nature?
00:39:36I'll tell you the truth.
00:39:38I'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
00:39:47for some reason or other?
00:39:48Well, I'm a sound sleeper, but I always wake up.
00:39:55What are you getting at?
00:39:57Oh, just curious.
00:39:58That's all.
00:39:59Several people around here have had some pretty close calls recently.
00:40:03Who'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.
00:40:23Mm-mm-mm.
00:40:25Who's looking at you?
00:40:26Oh.
00:40:30Looks like we're both wrong.
00:40:31One too many, huh?
00:40:59She's dead.
00:41:01We 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's 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?
00:41:56Well, 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.
00:42:08I'm afraid I have some bad news.
00:42:10Oh.
00:42:11All the helpers left.
00:42:12During the night.
00:42:14There is no one left but the eight of us here.
00:42:17Gone?
00:42:18Where are they going to go?
00:42:19Almost certainly back to their own tribes.
00:42:22Although 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.
00:42:30They 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, it does mean sharing the
00:42:42food 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?
00:42:48God, please.
00:42:49I can't dare anymore.
00:42:51There are some crackers and some dried fruit and some nuts.
00:42:53Hold it.
00:42:54Just hold it.
00:42:56There's something I don't understand about all this.
00:42:59You 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's been a sign of an aircraft.
00:43:11Nothing.
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'm 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.
00:43:36Uh, what city is it?
00:43:38La...
00:43:38I'm sorry.
00:43:44La 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.
00:43:59Secrist, have you seen the Reverend Fellas today?
00:44:03Yes.
00:44:03He left on his expedition earlier this morning.
00:44:06Did you actually see him leave?
00:44:07Yes, it was about 4.30 this morning.
00:44:10Don't you ever sleep?
00:44:11Under 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.
00:45:27All right.
00:45:28I'm taking the first watch from 8 until 12.
00:45:31Who will volunteer for the next one?
00:45:33From 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?
00:45:46Maybe I can get some sleep then.
00:45:48well I don't see what you're complaining about I'm the one that has to sleep on
00:45:52the couch when you snore it at him oh is that it I'll take it what's the matter
00:45:58with you two jokers anyway ask her go ahead tell him what's wrong I'll tell him
00:46:02all right now we need someone from four into late I'll take it good girl
00:46:11well before we get on to the business of rationing water maybe you ought to go
00:46:17up and look at Annette see she's all right huh what about the water I checked the
00:46:25roof tank this afternoon we've got less than a quarter of a tank
00:46:47I'm sorry to have made so much trouble oh fine now really sure mm-hmm all I want to
00:47:01do is just rest I'll look it on you when I come off watch all right you need anything
00:47:07you know where I'll be would you like me to know I've had enough darkness for a
00:47:21while don't forget rich boy you owe me $200 off my back will you have you seen
00:47:41element no I'm not later what's my disappeared well may come with you you
00:47:44better stay here might be trouble
00:47:47oh thank god thank god what are you doing out here
00:48:16I want to see where you put miss Vic why I want to prove something to myself oh sweetheart we
00:48:28were wrong about everything I talked to Hunsicker he hasn't been sick a day in his life I know I'm
00:48:36right Dave and that was dead stone dead nobody could live and lose that much
00:48:44blood but she did no she didn't she couldn't she was already dead just like the rest of us
00:48:52all right if we're dead where are we I'd say hell I'd call it heaven
00:49:03we're the only ones that say so
00:49:10hey something's gonna go wrong it's our turn
00:49:21what's miss Vic got to do with this anyway
00:49:36I don't think she died
00:49:41how could there be death in hell
00:49:45all right let's go take a look
00:49:54how could there be death in hell
00:50:17oh
00:50:22you
00:50:41What
00:50:44Was your time for Ellen's watch they broke in they got all the food. Oh the Indians there 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.
00:51:17And it's gone, Al.
00:51:18Well, the 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.
00:51:46Now I've heard everything.
00:51:51Oh, Willie, oh boy, I think the heat's good.
00:51:55If you 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, Alan.
00:52:07I had a fatal allergic reaction to a rabies shot.
00:52:12Reverend Fellas drowned.
00:52:15The 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.
00:52:26I mean, who 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.
00:52:37What 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.
00:52:47Did you take any more than usual?
00:52:52No.
00:52:53No, I didn't.
00:52:56Though.
00:53:01Yes?
00:53:03Well, I took a different kind of pill.
00:53:05Alan said it was a bit stronger.
00:53:07There, 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
00:53:26about 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
00:53:44who drowned.
00:53:44He had just a beach bag.
00:53:46What was in your case, Annette?
00:53:50I had a change of clothes.
00:53:52A silver gown and a pair of silver shoes.
00:53:56I promise.
00:53:59Hawkshaw, the detective here.
00:54:02When you send a woman's body to the undertaker, what do you usually send along with it?
00:54:07They're the prettiest gown and shoes, right?
00:54:15Oh, God.
00:54:16No, that's all right.
00:54:18No, I 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.
00:54:35No.
00:54:37No.
00:54:38Look.
00:54:39The 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.
00:54:56If, if Miss Vick's body is gone, then the Indians took it, just 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?
00:55:12You 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.
00:55:33How would you know?
00:55:36You never died before.
00:55:38Oh, boy.
00:55:40Alan?
00:55:43Please.
00:55:44Don't do that.
00:55:46Don't, you see, because if what you say is true,
00:55:58it means that, uh,
00:56:00Alan, kill me.
00:56:10Listen.
00:56:18See, Christ.
00:56:19It 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?
00:56:38I 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,
00:56:47and 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.
00:56:51I'll pay you $1,000.
00:56:53$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.
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?
00:57:26Huh?
00:57:27I think I...
00:57:27I overbuddy 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.
00:57:37What's the matter?
00:57:42We're safe now.
00:57:43No, we're not.
00:57:46He's dead.
00:57:47What?
00:57:49He's dead.
00:57:53Do you know who that was?
00:57:57It was Johnny Delmonico.
00:58:02I've seen him a hundred times.
00:58:03I know it's him, and he's dead.
00:58:05Remember?
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.
00:58:35It's Johnny Delmonico.
00:58:38There won't be any plane tomorrow.
00:58:42There won't be any rescue.
00:59:13That's it. That's the end of the fuel.
00:59:26We'll just have to fill to the water as best we can
00:59:31and drink it as it is.
00:59:35I guess it can't hurt us very much,
00:59:37considering 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.
01:00:07I'll drink you, that.
01:00:13Kikaki, it's a church.
01:00:15I don't want to hike.
01:00:16I check out that's what I've got.
01:00:18I can't do it.
01:00:19I can't do it.
01:00:20I can't do it.
01:00:21I can't do it.
01:00:22I can't do it.
01:00:23I can't do it.
01:00:23I can't do it.
01:00:24I can't do it.
01:00:25Oh, my God.
01:00:55Did you find a way out of here, Reverend?
01:01:14There is no way out of here, Mr. Hunziker.
01:01:17Did you find what you were looking for?
01:01:22Yes.
01:01:24Unfortunately.
01:01:25The Indians, what about them?
01:01:31The Quivella.
01:01:36They are an undersized and incredibly dirty tribe who bury their defective young alive.
01:01:44I participated in their peyote ceremony.
01:01:54From that point on, the whole experience was unspeakable.
01:02:01What happened?
01:02:03Nothing.
01:02:07Nothing at all happened.
01:02:09No visions and no dreams and just nothing.
01:02:20There was a vast, empty space that no sounds and no sights and no smells.
01:02:45It 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.
01:03:02And there were no Indians and no camp.
01:03:10There's nothing.
01:03:12I know.
01:03:13I know.
01:03:14We've discovered that.
01:03:18We're all dead, aren't we?
01:03:22Dead.
01:03:23Dead.
01:03:24No.
01:03:25I don't think so.
01:03:27I wish it was so.
01:03:29Good man, Reverend.
01:03:31You're dead.
01:03:32We're dead.
01:03:33We're in hell.
01:03:34Hell?
01:03:35Why should we be in hell?
01:03:36Are we any worse than anyone else?
01:03:38No, I don't think so.
01:03:40We are people, just people like any other people.
01:03:44El? Why should we be an El? Are we any worse than anyone else? No, I don't think so. We are people, just people like any other people. We have our good, we have our bad, and I don't think we should be singled out for punishment.
01:04:04Go on. Keep it up. That's what I like to hear. We are all very much alive.
01:04:14It only seems like hell because we have all lost our illusions. I've lost my faith, I've lost my cynicism. The Dugans have lost their young love. Mrs. Lerrier has lost her illusion of domestic bliss.
01:04:41Well, I haven't lost anything. I never gave in to these crackpots for a minute. Ask them.
01:04:49I would say that you had lost a great deal, Mr. Hansiker. Hmm? Your Dallas deal. Your dream of success. Hasn't it occurred to you by now?
01:05:03That it was your partner who probably arranged this detour away from your destination, and that by now your company is probably safely in his hands?
01:05:14You're nuts. That stuff you drank must have softened your brain.
01:05:18You think about it, Mr. Hansiker, because it's all gone.
01:05:21Alan, just nothing.
01:05:27Alan and I, we found something.
01:05:32No.
01:05:34You've only perpetuated something.
01:05:39I don't follow you.
01:05:40You and Alan are happy because you still have your dreams.
01:05:44Love is the most persistent of dreams.
01:05:50Till something comes along to shatter it.
01:05:53Our love isn't a dream.
01:05:56How very lucky you are.
01:05:59Well, I guess I might as well have some of that water now.
01:06:07Are you sure?
01:06:11Are you sure?
01:06:14I didn't, I didn't, I didn't tell you before.
01:06:20I, I kept on saying I never had an accident.
01:06:26I was never unconscious.
01:06:29Hmm.
01:06:31I almost believed in myself.
01:06:38Before I,
01:06:39I left for Texas.
01:06:44My,
01:06:44my partner gave a birthday party for his wife.
01:06:50I got clutched.
01:06:54I fell down some stairs.
01:06:59And,
01:07:00passed out.
01:07:01I, I, I'd, I, I.
01:07:10I, I, I, I, Iā¦
01:07:24we all rather believe ourselves dead than face the prospect of life without dreams
01:07:33that's the true hell you know
01:07:38life without dreams
01:07:43makes it bearable
01:07:54thank heavens you're all all right of course the secret is out now you're in all the paper
01:08:13everyone knows about the portals of eden but it couldn't be kept a secret forever this is our
01:08:20pilot roger harris that storm you had that was hurricane clear a whole coast was hit for four
01:08:27days we haven't had anything in the air thank god that kid pilot got through to us though and let
01:08:30us know that you're all okay but what took you so long he said there'd be a plane the next day
01:08:35all the landing strips everywhere were destroyed like ours so the few amphibians around here were
01:08:41in constant demand paris has been flying around the clock i'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
01:08:49you're lucky you're alive alive
01:08:53what a lovely word
01:08:57well let's get out of here yeah hold it hold it first we have to refuel and
01:09:03and unload some supplies why don't you take a few minutes to freshen up and collect your belongings
01:09:07we should be ready to leave just about the time you are good
01:09:11what's the trouble reverend don't you want to go home yes i do
01:09:28what the hell if it is i i don't know what i'm going to do when i get there
01:09:35darling i'm not even going to go home as soon as we arrive i'm going to call my lawyer and tell
01:09:50them to start the divorce proceedings right away it is heaven after all
01:09:54darling come on sweetheart let's go
01:09:57i always knew you'd renege boy you rich kid you always get everything put right into your life
01:10:06renege yeah renege listen buddy when we have proof
01:10:09i'm not going to work you're going to die oh my god no hold on hold on
01:10:34what happened to the plane where is the pain the plane oh an emergency down the line capsize
01:10:52boat 20 or so people aboard harris will be back tomorrow oh well i didn't hear anything
01:11:01i didn't hear any plane take off oh it's happening no sweetheart it's nothing darling it's going to be
01:11:10all right that's what they do they give you hope then they take it away that's the torment
01:11:17you never really know he said that harris was going to be here tomorrow no it'll never happen yes
01:11:23it will darling it will
01:11:24i don't care what you've done i'll forgive you anything david
01:11:48david david david david i love you
01:11:53you're my whole life david i can't come without you
01:11:58david stop there's nowhere to go
01:12:03i'm not touching you i bumped into you
01:12:18i'm not touching you
01:12:31i'm not
01:12:32i'm not touching you
01:12:46My friend from New York, my son and me of my iniquity will strike my disbelief, and swallow up the future of her collection, and my disbelief, and my disbelief.
01:13:02Go down, Alan!
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