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Bonanza The Courtship -S02E16 1960
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06:19That's what's taking so much time.
06:30Mr. Kutwright,
06:31would you come in for a moment, please?
06:42I just can't get the back of this dress
06:44hooked by myself.
06:45Would you mind?
06:49If that lawyer can't do the job,
07:02we'll get somebody that can.
07:04How long has it been
07:05since I've heard a strong voice like that?
07:08You Kutwrights are magnificent.
07:10That's the only word for you.
07:11Oh, ma'am, there's not anything special about us.
07:14The fact is,
07:16we're probably about the onerous bunch
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07:19You can ask anybody in Virginia City about that.
07:22And what would they say?
07:25Well,
07:25well, for one thing,
07:28they'd tell you that Horst Kutwright
07:30was about the meanest and hungriest man
07:32this side of St. Joe.
07:34And he got meaner the hungrier he got.
07:36Why, Mr. Cartwright,
07:43whatever's the matter?
07:47I don't know, ma'am.
07:49Maybe it's a perfume?
07:52Oh, I was in hopes you'd like it.
07:55No, I do.
07:56What I meant to say was, well...
07:58Well, there, it's all done.
08:00That wasn't so hard, now, was it?
08:02No, ma'am.
08:03You poor man, you must be starved.
08:06Why don't we go get some supper?
08:10Good evening, Mrs. Leighton.
08:12It is so pleasant to see you again.
08:14Oh, thank you.
08:15It's good to be able to be out among people again.
08:17Your favorite table in the game room?
08:19The new roulette wheel has arrived.
08:20Oh, really?
08:22I must see it.
08:31Natalie, you feeling poorly again?
08:33Oh, no.
08:34No, I'm fine.
08:35Jean.
08:37It was sweet of you to remember
08:39the table I had the last time I was here,
08:41but I wonder if we couldn't have
08:42something a little more private.
08:43Of course, madame.
08:44Right here.
08:45Right here.
08:45Right here.
08:45Right here.
08:50Our very best vintage, 1854.
09:09This champagne was brought all the way from France, sir.
09:11I'm sure you will find it to your custom taste.
09:13Mrs. Leighton can vouch for the year.
09:15It's excellent.
09:16Anything you say.
09:17What's the matter?
09:29Nothing.
09:31Ma'am, I'm just a cowboy.
09:34I don't reckon I fit into a place like this very good.
09:37Oh, I'm sorry.
09:39I didn't mean to make you unhappy.
09:41Oh, no, ma'am.
09:42You didn't.
09:43It takes something doing to make a man unhappy
09:45when he's with you.
09:58See if you like it.
09:59Oh.
10:04It's real good.
10:05It's real good.
10:05Ma'am, here's to a whole lot more happiness
10:21than you've known the last couple of months, ma'am.
10:24Oh, thank you, Mr. Cartwright.
10:25I know I'll have it now.
10:27Daniel, I don't think that that vinegar don't make me sneeze.
10:38It does tickle your nose, doesn't it?
10:41You think you can go on avoiding me?
10:43I came by to see you this afternoon.
10:46I was busy, Mr. Hammond.
10:47I'll bet you were.
10:48But I won't stand for any more, but I want that ring back.
10:51Let go of me!
10:52Not till I get the ring.
10:53That's just about it, Buster.
10:55Now you've done it.
11:00We'll take care of him.
11:04I don't know what's the matter with that man.
11:08Ma'am, you're a lady.
11:11And a lady ain't got to explain no mean mouth trouble.
11:14He was a friend of my husband's.
11:15Ever since Josh died, he's given me trouble.
11:17He actually has some ridiculous idea
11:19that this ring Josh left me belongs to him.
11:22Don't you pay no mind to that.
11:24Mr. Cartwright, please take me home.
11:26Everybody's staring at us.
11:30Yes, ma'am.
11:35I guess I really messed things up for you, didn't I?
11:39It wasn't your fault.
11:40He hit you first.
11:41It didn't hurt none.
11:42I ain't got the manners of a dang goat.
11:47Mr. Cartwright,
11:52we're gonna sit down and enjoy ourselves.
11:55And don't you worry any about your manners.
11:58You stood up for me,
12:00for my honor.
12:02You have no idea how that makes me feel inside,
12:05to know that someone cares.
12:08You're not only a gentleman, Mr. Cartwright,
12:10but you're...
12:11you're wonderful.
12:13Now let's sit down.
12:19I had no idea how late it was, ma'am.
12:34All that good food and champagne.
12:38I...
12:39I reckon I ought to apologize to you
12:41for keeping you out so late.
12:42Please don't, Mr. Cartwright.
12:46Can't we just...
12:47just sit out here for a minute longer?
12:51Yes, ma'am.
12:51If...
12:52if you like.
12:53Do you think I...
13:02do you think I was wrong?
13:06About what, ma'am?
13:08Because I...
13:09I was so happy with you tonight.
13:11Because...
13:12for a moment,
13:13I was able to forget.
13:18Am I supposed to...
13:19shrivel up and die
13:21just because my husband is dead?
13:22No, ma'am.
13:24No.
13:25I don't think that'd be his wish at all.
13:28Mr. Cartwright,
13:29I...
13:29I just can't go back
13:31into that empty house.
13:33It's like a tomb.
13:34And I'm still alive.
13:36I can't go back.
13:38I can't go back.
13:41Ma'am,
13:42if you could...
13:44if you could just manage it
13:45one more night.
13:46Well,
13:47what I mean to say is
13:48I'll figure out some way
13:49to get you out of there.
13:52but what could you do?
13:56I'll think of something,
13:56I promise.
13:57Well,
14:06you're a cracker
14:06and I don't care.
14:07You're a cracker
14:07and I don't care
14:08and most men's gone away.
16:06M.K.
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21:44It might not be as hard as you think to become a Cartwright.
21:51Even for somebody like me?
21:55Especially for somebody like you.
22:00Why haven't you kissed me?
22:02Ma'am, I reckon I figured if I ever put my arms around you, you'd break up like one of them little China dolls.
22:19Well, let's just try and see if I do.
22:32Hey, Joe! Joe! Joe!
22:39Come here.
22:40Hoss, what's the matter?
22:41Joe, me and Helen, we're going to get married.
22:44She's going to marry me? Me, Hoss Cartwright!
22:47You're joking.
22:48No, I ain't. We're going to get married.
22:50Oh, no! Congratulations!
22:53Hey, congratulations, both of you.
22:55Jeez, I can't wait to see the look on Pa's face.
22:58Ain't it wonderful, Pa?
22:59Well, yes, yes, it's, uh, uh, uh, tell me, tell me about it at all.
23:07Not so, so suddenly.
23:09Hoss, I'd like to speak to your father alone for a moment.
23:14Come on, Hoss, let him get acquainted.
23:16I'll get you stuff.
23:26You don't approve of this, do you, Mr. Cartwright?
23:29Well, Mrs. Leighton, I haven't said anything.
23:32I've been led to believe that you'd be quite a different sort of man.
23:36I, I'm afraid I don't know what you mean.
23:40What do you want me to do?
23:42Pretend that I'm mourning over the death of my husband?
23:45Mrs. Leighton, I wouldn't want you to pretend anything.
23:48I just assumed that...
23:49And I assumed that you and I could be honest with each other.
23:53Honest?
23:55I haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about.
23:58I'm talking about what you and I both know.
24:00About what Adam told you when he returned from the funeral.
24:03Well, Adam told me about Josh's death and...
24:06nothing more.
24:08You mean he...
24:10he didn't tell you the circumstances?
24:14What circumstances?
24:16Is there something more that he should have told me?
24:19Of course.
24:21Adam would want to spare your feelings.
24:25Oh, Mr. Cartwright, I...
24:27I've been very rude.
24:31Mrs. Leighton,
24:32Tell me what it is you think I should know.
24:40When Josh died, he...
24:43he wasn't the man you knew.
24:45Or the man I married.
24:51There's no other way to say it.
24:54Josh was a drunk.
24:56He drank himself to death.
24:58I find that almost impossible to believe.
25:01So did I.
25:02Until the debt started piling up.
25:05Until they started selling the furniture out from under us.
25:08Until I...
25:08I realized I was married to a madman.
25:12Adam should have told me.
25:15Now you've...
25:16realized why these past few months of mourning
25:18have been a mockery.
25:20Living alone in that empty mansion.
25:24Keeping myself locked off from the world.
25:29And then Haas came along.
25:32He was so sweet.
25:34So understanding.
25:36For the first time in months,
25:38I felt like a woman again.
25:42I fell in love with him, Mr. Cartwright.
25:45I couldn't help myself.
25:47I wanted to be with him.
25:49I wanted to make him as happy as he had made me.
25:51And...
25:52That's all over now.
25:57Oh, Mrs. Le...
25:58Helena.
26:01You misunderstood.
26:02I...
26:03Yes, I...
26:04I had reservations.
26:06But I...
26:07I didn't know.
26:08all I want for Haas
26:12is the happiness that you want for him.
26:16You don't hate me?
26:18Hate you?
26:19When I've been waiting all these years
26:20for a daughter-in-law?
26:21Oh.
26:21Oh, I...
26:28I didn't know you were going to get this acquainted.
26:32Well, after all, Haas,
26:33you know the way pie is with the ladies.
26:34I guess this means
26:35that you're going to give us your blessing, Paul.
26:37Haas,
26:38when Adam gets back,
26:39we're going to put on
26:40the biggest wedding Nevada's ever seen.
26:41Helen, this is a pretty tough place.
26:56I don't know whether you ought to go in here or not.
26:57What could happen to me?
26:58I'm with you, Art.
27:00Besides, it's so hot out there.
27:02Just dine for a cold lemonade.
27:04All right.
27:05Okay, turn.
27:06Hey, thing I bet.
27:08Is this a gambling place?
27:09Yeah, sure it is.
27:11They run one of the biggest poker games
27:13in the whole Comstock in here.
27:14Really?
27:15How exciting.
27:18And what's this?
27:19This is one of them
27:20newfangled contraptions
27:21you play with silver money.
27:23It's just like gambling,
27:24only you play with a machine
27:25instead of a dealer.
27:27Do you think I could play it?
27:28Sure you can.
27:30Be careful your fingers
27:31don't stick to that crank, though.
27:32Some folks just can't turn it loose.
27:33Oh, that's hard to believe, isn't it?
27:35I wonder what they'll think on next.
27:41Hey, hey, you won the first time.
27:43Oh, Haas, I really won.
27:46How exciting.
27:47Oh, I wonder if I could have that lemonade now.
27:49Yeah, I'll get it.
27:52Howdy, Haas.
27:53What'll it be?
27:54Give me a couple of lemonades, Charlie.
28:00Lemonade?
28:01Did you say lemonade?
28:06One for the little lady over there
28:08and one for me.
28:09Little lady seems to have changed you already.
28:12Ain't she cute?
28:16Well, Rick, she ever seen one of them before.
28:19Wish I'd never seen it.
28:20Took $20 off me last week.
28:22Oh, Haas, darling,
28:25I'm having so much fun.
28:26I wonder if you could give me a little more money.
28:28Honey, you just won over there.
28:30You already spent that?
28:31Oh, but I just know I'm gonna make it pay off again.
28:32I just know it.
28:34Oh, thank you, darling.
28:38Two lemonades, Haas.
28:40On the house.
28:42Thank you, Charlie.
28:48Sort of a hungry beggar, ain't it?
28:50Oh, darn.
28:52I was so sure I was going to win again.
28:59I don't guess Charlie's had much experience making lemonade.
29:07Haas, is...
29:08Is there something you could do alone
29:10for about an hour or so?
29:11Yeah, I gotta talk to a couple people
29:14about the wedding arrangements.
29:16But what are you gonna be doing?
29:18Silly, I'm going to finish my shopping.
29:20Well, I'll go with you and talk to them later.
29:23Haas, you know, there are some stores
29:26where ladies shop alone.
29:28Yeah, I don't reckon I thought about that.
29:34You go ahead.
29:35All right, darling.
29:38Oh, Haas, I...
29:40I hate to be asking you for money, but...
29:43Oh, I should've done this when we started.
29:47How much you need?
29:48Well, it's hard to tell.
29:50Well, here, you...
29:52You just take it all.
29:53There's $300 there.
29:55You get what you need,
29:56and if that ain't enough,
29:56there's more where that comes from.
29:57Oh, thanks, darling.
29:59Where we meet?
29:59How about the mercantile
30:01store down on the corner?
30:01Oh, that'll be wonderful.
30:03And you take these packages
30:04and put them in the buggy,
30:05and I'll meet you in the mercantile
30:07in about an hour.
30:08Fine.
30:11Ace.
30:12Six.
30:13Jack.
30:15Four.
30:16Your highest bet.
30:17It'll cost you $100 to stay, ma'am.
30:25I'll see that.
30:26And raise you $100.
30:29I'm afraid you don't have
30:30quite enough money there, ma'am.
30:32But I think the credit
30:33of the future Mrs. Cartwright
30:35is good enough for us.
30:37Thank you.
30:47Hey!
30:49Hey, Adam!
30:50Hey, Pa!
30:51Adam's coming!
30:55Well!
30:57Nice of you to decorate the place,
30:59celebrate my return
31:00from San Francisco.
31:01Oh, welcome home, Adam.
31:02Good to see you, son.
31:03Nice to have you back.
31:04I got the message
31:05from the telegraph office
31:06that we'd won the case.
31:06I didn't think you'd be back so soon,
31:07but I'm certainly glad
31:08you got here when you did.
31:09Well, I had my fill
31:10at the big city, Pa.
31:11Now, what do you think
31:11of the decorations, huh?
31:13Now, what's the occasion?
31:14Just because we won the case?
31:16Yeah, well, that's not exactly it.
31:17Yeah, well, if I let
31:18little Joe tell you,
31:19he'll spring out all night.
31:20Horse is getting married.
31:22What?
31:23Yeah, wait till you see her, Adam.
31:24She'll fry your eyeballs.
31:25Well, see, she's a real beauty,
31:26and I'll tell him all about it.
31:27Just get Adam's horse
31:28back to the stable
31:29and have him water down.
31:29Oh, yeah, well, I just...
31:30Come on, now, come on.
31:30Do as I tell you.
31:31Hey, well, hey,
31:32tell him about that thing
31:32in a restaurant.
31:34As a matter of fact,
31:35I think you know the girl.
31:36I do?
31:37Mm-hmm.
31:39Don't tell me that girl
31:39over in Mormon's Cross
31:40and finally got to him
31:41with those gooseberry pies.
31:42No, no, no.
31:44It's Helen Layton.
31:47Josh Layton's widow?
31:48Yeah.
31:49Quite a surprise.
31:52It's more than that.
31:53I know how you feel.
31:55A little unusual
31:56so soon after her husband's death.
31:58As a matter of fact,
31:58I felt the same way about it
31:59until I talked to Helen
32:01and she told me
32:02the truth about Josh.
32:04What'd she tell you?
32:06Well, it's the point
32:07of talking about it.
32:08And they're genuinely
32:09in love with each other.
32:10Ah.
32:10She never loved anything
32:12in her life
32:13except a deck of cards.
32:16What are you talking about?
32:17She gambled away
32:18every penny
32:19Josh Layton had.
32:20She dropped $27,000
32:22in one night
32:23in a club in Sacramento City
32:24and that's what
32:24started him drinking.
32:28She told me.
32:32Why didn't you
32:33tell me this before?
32:35Last time I saw Josh,
32:36he was dying.
32:38Now, what good
32:39would it have done
32:39to tell you about it?
32:40he wasn't even cold
32:42in his grave
32:42and she'd found herself
32:43another man
32:44to buy her expensive
32:45jewelry and dresses
32:46and pay her gambling debts?
32:51Adam,
32:52are you positive?
32:56I am.
32:56going to have to tell
33:02what's this going to do
33:08to him?
33:09I don't know.
33:11Well, at least
33:11he won't marry you.
33:12better let me handle this.
33:23Hey, Adam,
33:25you old horn-schweigler.
33:25I'll tell you the good news.
33:30Come on over here
33:31and say hello.
33:32Hello.
33:34Ellen, your beauty
33:34always leaves me brettles.
33:37Still the same old flatterer.
33:39It's good to see you again, Adam.
33:41Were you surprised?
33:42Oh, yes.
33:44I was surprised.
33:45Boy, listen,
33:45let's get this buggy unloaded.
33:46We can visit
33:47the rest of our lives.
33:50Hoss?
33:52Why don't you let
33:52Adam put the buggy
33:54away there?
33:54I'd like to talk to you
33:55about something.
33:56Sure, Paul.
33:57What is it?
33:57Oh, Hoss.
34:03Can't you see your father
34:04wants to talk to you alone?
34:06Yeah, but right now, Paul?
34:08If you don't mind, son.
34:10Good for you, Mr. Cartwright.
34:12You just keep him busy
34:12while I go in and change.
34:20What's the matter, Paul?
34:21Adam bring home
34:22some bad news or something?
34:24Well, uh,
34:25head away.
34:29What is it?
34:32It concerns Helen.
34:36All right.
34:38Anything that concerns Helen
34:39concerns me.
34:40I want to hear it.
34:44It's not going to be pleasant.
34:47What is it?
34:51Hoss.
34:52You don't know Helen
34:55very well.
34:58Go and say it, Paul.
35:00And when you're done,
35:01I want you and
35:02Adam and Joe
35:03to keep still about Helen.
35:04Now I'm out.
35:07All right.
35:10This is the news
35:11Adam brought back.
35:13Helen is...
35:15Helen is a gambler,
35:16a compulsive gambler.
35:18Before Josh died,
35:19she gambled away
35:19every penny he had.
35:20That ain't true.
35:22Yes, it is.
35:22There's more.
35:24Josh Layton was
35:25hardly resting in his grave
35:26when she began running around
35:27with another man
35:28to get more money
35:28to gamble with.
35:30Paul, you said
35:30just about enough.
35:31I'm not finished.
35:33Hoss.
35:35You can't think
35:36of getting married.
35:38She'll ruin your life.
35:40She's no good.
35:41Paul,
35:42don't you talk like that.
35:43I ain't gonna listen
35:46to them lies.
35:47Adam was there, Hoss.
35:48He saw Josh Layton
35:49drink himself
35:50to death over her.
35:52Where are you going?
35:54I'm gonna go ahead
35:54and talk to Helen.
35:55I'm gonna tell her
35:56what Adam's saying
35:57behind her back.
35:58Adam is telling the truth.
35:59It ain't.
36:00It's a lie.
36:01It's a dirty lie
36:02and I'm gonna make Adam
36:02eat every filthy word.
36:04Helen's got an explanation
36:05for this
36:05and I'm gonna get it.
36:06Who is it?
36:16It's me, Hoss.
36:18Just a minute, darling.
36:21Come in.
36:30I just couldn't resist
36:31putting it on.
36:33This is what I wanted to buy
36:34when I sent you away.
36:36Oh, Hoss,
36:37you don't like it.
36:40Yes, I do.
36:43It's the prettiest thing
36:44I ever saw.
36:48Helena,
36:49I gotta talk to you
36:51about something.
36:52Oh, darling,
36:52it's so wonderful
36:54to have someone
36:54to talk to.
36:56I'm afraid
36:57I don't feel much
36:58like talking right now.
37:00Out with your arms
37:01around me
37:02and this dress on.
37:06it's been so long
37:09since I've been happy
37:10like this.
37:12If you only knew
37:13how miserable
37:14those last months
37:14with Josh were,
37:16how he twisted the truth
37:18until even my closest friends
37:20were telling horrible lies
37:22about me.
37:24Then you came along
37:25and there were no more
37:27yesterdays,
37:28only tomorrows.
37:29But people will still
37:31talk, I suppose.
37:32They just have to be cruel
37:34and twist everything
37:35into a black, awful lie.
37:38Yeah, I suppose they do.
37:40You wouldn't believe them,
37:41would you, Hoss?
37:43You won't believe
37:44what they tell you
37:45about me.
37:45No.
37:55Besides,
37:56it don't make no difference,
37:58even if it were true.
38:00It just wouldn't matter.
38:03What's done is done.
38:05And I don't want you
38:06worried about it
38:06no more to hear.
38:08You're the kindest,
38:10most understanding man
38:12that ever lived.
38:13Oh, Hoss.
38:20What was it your father
38:21wanted to talk to you about?
38:27It was nothing.
38:30Just forget it.
38:43Well, son.
38:49I know that
38:49you and Adam mean well.
38:53I'm sorry I lost my temper.
38:56I didn't mean to call Adam
38:57a liar.
38:58As far as I know,
39:00maybe a part of what
39:01he says is true.
39:02As far as I'm concerned,
39:05Helen's and my life
39:07started the day we met.
39:07I ain't interested
39:11in her past.
39:13And I don't want
39:13to hear no more about it.
39:25What's at stake
39:26is your brother's happiness.
39:27Ah, don't you think
39:28I've considered that?
39:29Look, I told you
39:30what kind of a woman
39:31she is.
39:33You told me
39:33what kind of woman
39:34she was.
39:36Could be a difference.
39:37Maybe Hoss is right.
39:40People can change.
39:43Pa?
39:43Yes, Joe?
39:45Frank's here to see you.
39:48Oh, Frank.
39:49A little out of your way,
39:50aren't you?
39:50Mr. Cartwright, Adam?
39:52Now, don't tell me
39:53one of my boys
39:53has gambled away
39:54the Ponderosa.
39:55Not one of your boys, Ben.
39:57Ben, I'm a businessman
39:58same as anyone else.
40:00I took that in good faith,
40:01figuring you'd honor it.
40:06Well, that kind of proves
40:07what I said,
40:07doesn't it?
40:08I wish she hadn't
40:09lost that much.
40:10The way things are,
40:11I can't just forget
40:11about $5,000.
40:22I'm...
40:23I'm sorry it happened, Ben.
40:24and I don't discuss
40:26my customers'
40:27private affairs.
40:28That's why I came out here.
40:31Thanks, Frank.
40:34Thank you very much.
40:38You want to count it?
40:40I don't have to count it, Ben.
40:41Well, I guess this I.O.U.
40:57ought to show
40:57what's the truth.
41:07Not a word of
41:08what you've seen here.
41:10Either one of you.
41:16Shouldn't have torn it up.
41:17Well, he was only
41:20thinking about horse.
41:21Well, that's all
41:22any of us are
41:22thinking about.
41:23We have to do
41:23something about this.
41:26We'll put a stop to it.
41:29Horse will get hurt,
41:30but...
41:31I'd rather see that
41:33than Pa trying to
41:34pick up the pieces
41:34the rest of his life.
41:37You're right.
41:39Well, what do we do
41:39about it?
41:46Where are we going?
41:47Virginia City.
41:50Virginia City?
41:51What are we for?
41:52I heard about
41:53your little experience
41:54at the Sazerac
41:55yesterday afternoon.
41:57Oh, you mean
41:59those silly coin machines.
42:00Wasn't that awful?
42:01No, I mean
42:02the I.O.U.
42:03for $5,000.
42:04The dealer
42:05presented it
42:06last night
42:06for payment.
42:08What are you
42:09talking about?
42:09You know what
42:10I'm talking about.
42:12Pa paid it off
42:12in full.
42:14And now you're
42:15going to ship me
42:16out of the country
42:17to protect your
42:18little brother,
42:18is that it?
42:19No, that's not it.
42:20Horse does no
42:20thing about it.
42:23Then what are you
42:24up to?
42:26We're going to
42:26take you back
42:26to the Sazerac.
42:27I'm going to give
42:28you a chance
42:28to win back
42:29that $5,000.
42:31You mean you...
42:33that you'll stake me?
42:35I'll stake you.
42:38Adam Cartwright,
42:39and I like
42:39your way
42:39of thinking.
42:42It's five,
42:42ten.
42:43A pair of
42:43deuces
42:44and a ten.
42:44Make your bet.
42:49You're a hundred
42:49and a hundred
42:50more.
42:54King's up.
42:56Good enough.
43:02Deuces are high,
43:03make your bet.
43:03I'll see you at a hundred.
43:30And a hundred more.
43:31to see if you can
43:54improve them.
43:55cards,
44:03Mrs. Lakeland?
44:05I'll stand pat on these.
44:10Can they beat a flush,
44:11ma'am?
44:11How much did she lose,
44:19Adam?
44:21Well,
44:21let's see.
44:23Five,
44:24ten,
44:26fifteen,
44:28twenty thousand dollars.
44:32Don't worry,
44:33hoss,
44:33they're good.
44:34I signed for
44:35every one of them.
44:35I'm sorry.
44:43Mars,
44:43we did it for you!
44:44I...
44:44If there's one thing that offends me,
45:06it's any display of violence.
45:08oddly enough,
45:09I was thinking that
45:10very same thing.
45:12I wonder if it would be
45:13asking too much to...
45:15to ask you to take me
45:16out of here.
45:17Dear lady,
45:18nothing would please me more.
45:20We, uh,
45:21might even have dinner together.
45:23Dinner?
45:24Oh,
45:24that would be wonderful.
45:25I can't think of anything
45:26I'd enjoy more.
45:27I think Joe and I
45:36enjoyed doing it.
45:37There was no other way.
45:39I know you meant well.
45:44Maybe there was no other way.
45:48Hoss is the only one
45:48who can decide that.
45:57You fellas gonna
46:05just sit here
46:07and mope all day
46:08or
46:08you gonna go out
46:10and go to work with me?
46:10Hoss.
46:27We'll see you guys.
46:54.
46:55.
46:56.
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