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Larry y Balki se ven obligados a formar parte de un jurado. Larry tiene planes para irse de viaje con Jennifer y espera que el caso sea muy sencillo. Pero Balki es el único que se resiste y, cuando explica al jurado los motivos de su voto, este lo considera absurdo y quiere destrozarlo porque, por su culpa, no pueden marcharse.

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01:30But, Marky, you have to be.
01:32Being a juror is one of the most important things an American can do.
01:35And it is vital that every citizen participates in the maintenance of the judicial system.
01:40Well, cousin, then you'll be thrilled to know that you're going to help me keep it.
01:50But it's a jury summons or I have more important things to do.
01:55Wait a minute, how can they summon us for jury duty at the same time?
01:58Well, I don't like to promote myself, but...
02:03What do you want?
02:08You see, I've been going to the hearing every day and begging Dave, the clerk, to put our names at the top of the jury list.
02:19But he can't do it.
02:20That's what he said, but after going there every day for lunch and coffee for several weeks,
02:27Dave and I became friends.
02:29And in the end he said to me, and I quote him, listen to me, you nosy little dark-skinned boy.
02:39That's the one, that's the pot he put me in.
02:42He said, okay, I'll do it, but you have to promise me that you'll never, ever see me here again.
02:51He didn't want others to know that he had done me a special favor.
02:54So, it helps to meet the right person.
03:02And I am the lucky one who knows you.
03:06It's not that big of a deal.
03:10You're not lucky, you deserve me.
03:14You know, I have to go decide what I'm going to wear.
03:17Look, I need something that says impartial, but firm in its support for justice.
03:24I think it's some kind of cotton.
03:31Good news.
03:33I'm coming from the travel agency.
03:34I got such a bargain on our trip to Bermuda that we almost got paid to go there.
03:38But that's great.
03:41It's yours alone.
03:43Neither Merian nor Valky.
03:46Yeah.
03:47Without Valky.
03:51Getting a tan, having breakfast in bed.
03:55Without Valky.
03:57When are we leaving?
04:00The 17th.
04:01Oh, perfect.
04:02Oh no, wait a minute.
04:04I have to be a juror in a trial starting on the 16th.
04:07Can we delay it for a week?
04:09No, Larry.
04:10It's a special trip with no refunds or exchanges.
04:13What are we going to do?
04:14Okay, okay.
04:16Maybe they'll assign me an easy case.
04:18I'll only have to be there for one day.
04:19We can leave.
04:21I hope so.
04:22The room has a waterbed.
04:24I think we could make waves.
04:27I'll fix it.
04:42Jury members.
04:43The accused Bob Taylor has been charged with armed robbery at Jerry's gas station.
04:48You have a duty to reach a unanimous verdict.
04:52They will retire to the jury room to deliberate.
04:56Next case.
04:57We have a very clear case.
05:00We should vote quickly and get out of here.
05:03Wow, cousin.
05:04You were born to be a jury foreman.
05:06He should hit me for not bringing my camera.
05:12Good.
05:14Guilty.
05:16Guilty.
05:17Guilty.
05:18Guilty.
05:20Guilty.
05:21Guilty.
05:22Innocent.
05:23Innocent.
05:24Innocent.
05:27Innocent.
05:29Guilty.
05:32Innocent.
05:34Guilty.
05:35What three retards, no offense?
05:52They voted innocent.
05:54Cousin, sorry, sorry, sorry.
05:56We have, we have cast a secret vote.
06:00A secret vote.
06:03To decide a man's future.
06:07A man's future.
06:10Valky, shut your mouth.
06:11Shut your mouth.
06:17Okay, now.
06:19Why don't we go back over the evidence for the three of you who must have fallen asleep during the trial?
06:26You'll see.
06:27The accused was apprehended on the night of the robbery with...
06:31Test A.
06:32This jacket.
06:33Woof, woof.
06:37What a beauty.
06:38Let me see that fabric.
06:42And it has been positively identified by the employee.
06:46Cousin.
06:47Number two.
06:47Cousin.
06:48Number two.
06:48Cousin.
06:49But what's going on?
06:51What color were his pants?
06:55It doesn't matter.
06:56Number two.
06:57What, what, what?
06:58What happens now?
06:59What's happening?
07:00I need to argue with you.
07:02The accused's trousers were brown.
07:06OK?
07:07However, nobody would wear brown pants with this jacket.
07:16Number two.
07:20The accused was found with a gun in his pocket.
07:23The same type of gun that was used in the robbery.
07:26Test A.
07:27And finally we have the proof.
07:29No, no, no.
07:30That's why I did it.
07:31That's why I did it.
07:32What are you doing?
07:33Let me take my finger out.
07:33No, no, no.
07:34You don't understand this one.
07:35Never point a gun.
07:37That's why I did it.
07:37People around.
07:39Pre-do it.
07:45Friends, friends.
07:47It's not loaded.
07:48What we have here is sufficient evidence for anyone.
08:17I have enough evidence for anyone.
08:19No, no, no.
08:19I have a comment.
08:20I have a comment.
08:21I think this is interesting.
08:24Bob testified.
08:25Who is Bob?
08:25Who is Bob?
08:28Who is Bob?
08:31Who is it...
08:32No, thank you very much, but I want him to answer.
08:36Bob Taylor, the cousin, is the accused.
08:40We are deciding where Bob will spend his birthdays for the next five to nine years.
08:45And can't even remember his name?
08:49Oh, right.
08:50The culprit is Bob.
08:53He's innocent Bob until he's proven guilty.
08:57Bob testified that he was on the street corner when suddenly a man came running up to him and threw his jacket at him.
09:05I think this is...
09:07I don't think.
09:08Cousin, I don't think so.
09:08Cousin, let me finish.
09:10Let me finish my thought.
09:11Let me finish my thought.
09:13Let me finish my thought.
09:14I think they found me in front of the other jurors.
09:32No.
09:35Facts are facts, folks.
09:38And our job is to look at the facts and now use your objective minds.
09:46Vote to send that disgusting trash to prison.
09:50Okay, let's go.
09:55Pass it on.
09:57Of...
09:57Guilty?
10:03Guilty?
10:04Guilty?
10:05Guilty?
10:06Guilty?
10:07Guilty?
10:08Much better, friends.
10:13Guilty?
10:14Guilty?
10:16Guilty?
10:17Guilty?
10:18Guilty?
10:19I'm sorry, cousin.
10:20I can't do it.
10:21Simply brilliant.
10:42Thanks to you, we have to go back to the hearing in the morning.
10:45Excuse me, cousin.
10:46Excuse me, cousin.
10:49But I'm the one who should be upset.
10:52And I'm upset.
10:53So I'm pretty sure that even as jury foreman you had no right to try to change my vote by forcing me to stay in the corner.
11:00Hi, Larry.
11:07Have you packed your bags?
11:09No, I haven't done it.
11:10Well, there's been a small hitch.
11:12But don't worry.
11:14I'm sure I'll finish early tomorrow morning.
11:16Finish packing your things and pack mine.
11:19Oh, Larry.
11:20I'm finished.
11:20Well, I'm only taking this.
11:30Of course, I don't know how long I'll use it.
11:50Valky, I would like to apologize for being so rude to you this afternoon.
12:09I've calmed down.
12:09You know, I think this would be a good time for me to hear your interpretation of the events.
12:22Then I can tell you exactly where you're wrong.
12:27Yes, you are.
12:29Cousin, I'm not wrong.
12:32It turns out I have very good reasons to vote for Innocent.
12:35And I would like to hear them.
12:39You won't want to.
12:43Yes, I will.
12:44I won't want to.
12:45Yes, I will.
12:46How are you?
12:46Yes, I will.
12:47How should I know!
12:50Okay, cousin.
12:52Ignore the obviously clear fact that the jacket does not belong in the defendant's wardrobe.
12:58I noticed that in a period of five minutes the defendant blinked 27 times.
13:08Hey, I also noticed that he crossed his right hand over his left.
13:15Now, if that doesn't mean innocent, I don't know what I could say.
13:21OK.
13:30Let's see.
13:32The blinking.
13:3327 times.
13:36Crossed hands.
13:39Right over left.
13:42And the aforementioned wardrobe inconsistency.
13:47Wardrobe inconsistency.
13:49You've gone crazy.
13:55Those are the most idiotic remarks I have ever heard.
13:59Maqui, this is America.
14:01And in America we use facts.
14:05And you, as an American citizen, must use the facts.
14:10Cousin, I heard the facts.
14:20And I want you to know that.
14:22All tests will be circumcisional.
14:30Okay, okay, okay.
14:32No, because I'm going to show you exactly what happened.
14:36We are going to rebuild the climate.
14:38Oh, delighted!
14:40Okay, now I'll be the gas station attendant and you'll be the thief.
14:44No.
14:44You will be the thief.
14:45You'll be the thief!
14:46I'm not going to be the thief!
14:47I'm not going to be a thief!
14:49Trash, puere, with bun and my name isn't even Bob.
14:54Okay, you'll be the shop assistant.
14:55I can't be, my shirt is too clean.
15:00And your shift has just begun.
15:06That I can do.
15:08Good.
15:13Okay, now, when I, like the thief, go in, you, like the clerk, are behind the till, okay?
15:19No, cousin, cousin, no, wait, cousin, cousin, wait, wait, wait, wait.
15:23If I'm the one who's dependent on me, then we'll have to move this further over there.
15:26so it's not actually the box that's here,
15:29but it's the peanut place that's here.
15:31And then, I don't care about cow legs or the peanut place.
15:38All I care about is going to Bermuda, I mean, defending justice.
15:42Excuse me, am I going to Bermuda?
15:51He wouldn't want to go to Bermuda, but that's not the point.
15:53So you're the shop assistant and you're here, your cow pineapples are over here.
15:57Listen to me.
15:57Cut the babastique.
16:07Do you want me to vote guilty and send an innocent man to rot in prison?
16:12so I can go to Bermuda with Jennifer?
16:15That's not what it's about at all.
16:19So what is it then?
16:21According to that.
16:22But you don't understand, the tickets are ready.
16:27Tell me, the only thing she's going to take is that small, diminished,
16:31and they will be...
16:32Did you know?
16:38You weren't the only one who had plans.
16:41Today is the last day of the naval presence in the city.
16:44And I had planned to go and see how many times I could spin on the crazy wheel.
16:48I used to get dizzy, and now that dream has been shattered.
16:52I blink twenty-seven times, okay?
17:02Twenty-seven times!
17:06No worse, no shorts, no bikini.
17:15You know what? I'm getting tired of putting up with him, Captain.
17:18Why don't we try physical persuasion to help you make the right decision?
17:25All I'm trying to do is warn everyone so they don't make a terrible mistake.
17:31And for your information, one clove of raw garlic a day prevents heart attacks.
17:38Everyone who's in favor of taking this guy down, say yes!
17:42You see!
17:43You didn't have any fun this time!
17:44Divo! Divo, take me on the Moor!
17:46Suparo!
17:47Wait, wait! Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
17:50Stay still! Hey, hey, hey! Stay still!
17:53What they're doing is wrong!
17:58A man is condemned for having the courage to defend what he believes in.
18:03No matter how stupid it is!
18:05What does it matter if we're uncomfortable for a couple of days, missing out on vacation, separated from our wives and their tiny little ones...
18:22Viquenes!
18:26Apuel!
18:26Apuel!
18:29Apuel!
18:30Apuel!
18:31Apuel!
18:32Hey, which side are you on?
18:36Wait, cousin. Just let me... let me talk to them for a second. I handle angry mobs pretty well.
18:43Judges, please act like a flock of sheep before the winter shearing.
18:51They are nervous, anxious, and fussy.
18:59Apuel!
19:00Apuel!
19:02Apuel!
19:03Apuel!
19:03Apuel!
19:03Apuel!
19:08Okay, hold your breath, it's ours.
19:21Excuse me!
19:24Hello. It's just a minor discussion.
19:28Yes, well, there's nothing left to discuss.
19:31They caught the real thief and he confessed.
19:34The judge has dropped all charges against Mr. Taylor.
19:38So you are free to leave
19:41Friend, I'm sorry
19:53No hard feelings?
19:56Yes, and eat garlic
19:58Val, I'm sorry you had to see the ugly part of the jury.
20:09Being attacked by a mob of angry jurors certainly wasn't the experience you were expecting.
20:15No, it wasn't.
20:16But the good news is that an innocent man is going home
20:20And one guilty person goes to jail.
20:23And it's nice to know that a voice with a hint of garlic can change things.
20:30I'm sorry I had to miss my flight to Bermuda to learn that
20:36No, you can still go to Bermuda.
20:39You see, according to airline policy
20:42When you're on a jury
20:43A court order is sufficient to ensure that any flight is respected.
20:46I'll get you one
20:47Well, thank you.
20:49But it's great!
20:52It's gone smoothly for everyone.
20:54Justice is to be served in this life
20:55And you can go to Bermuda with Jennifer
20:57And that means Miriam and I will have the house to ourselves.
21:03Do you know what that means?
21:08A big puzzle
21:24How do you know me?
21:25Yeah
21:25Thank you!
21:26Thank you!
21:27Thank you!
21:28Thank you!
21:29Thank you!
21:59Thank you!
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