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00:01Hi, folks. All aboard for low, low prices as Traxler's announces its annual Great Trainwreck Sale.
00:07That's right. A little engine that could, couldn't.
00:09Ooh. And we've spent the whole month picking hundreds of quality factory direct furniture off the hillsides of S...
00:58Movies all night long brought you...
00:59...to buy Traxler Discount Furniture Warehouse.
01:02Hi, folks. I'm Harold Traxler. I'm going out of my mind this month with Traxler's temporary insanity sale.
01:07This month only, we're losing our marbles to give you the best buys in furniture, appliances, antiques, break-a-bracks,
01:12paddy wax...
01:34So give your dog a bone and fly down to...
01:37Hello.
01:37There's a problem. The copier's broken.
01:40That's okay.
01:40I'll make copies and you can return the originals.
01:44How soon?
01:45If anyone notices this file's missing, then...
01:47Tomorrow night.
01:48We're not talking particle bars. Folks, we're not talking particle bars. Real.
01:59We're shopping at prices to pass and our true value is new.
02:02Call me unreliable.
02:04Call me certifiable.
02:06But call me today.
02:08We're the best value in town.
02:10Living in orbit for the first 45 nuts down here, they will receive a free black velveteen original work of
02:16art.
02:16And hear the black velveteen original work of art.
03:48I'll make the copies for you, and let him get his own coffee.
03:51Oh, thanks, John.
04:03The copier's broken again.
04:05It's funny.
04:05It works fun.
04:06Let's jam now.
04:07Oh, my God.
04:10Oh, my God.
04:37Daddy, were you in this filing cabinet again?
04:39No, why?
04:42Just curious.
04:43Oh, my God.
04:43Oh, my God.
05:13Where's the coffee?
05:14Are we waiting for special delivery from Brazil?
05:17He's on a roll this morning.
05:19What do you say?
05:20I'd give that about a three on the Richter.
05:21Oh, no, no, no.
05:23A three is when one of his horses finishes out of the money.
05:25Now, this one is a good base to the growl, but the endurance just isn't there.
05:30No, I'd give this one, um, two tops.
05:32Well, I'd have to give it a 3.3 in myself.
05:35He managed to drive Janet right out of the office.
05:40Oh, Wally.
05:41Good morning.
05:42Uh, Daddy's on the warpath.
05:47Hi.
05:49Good morning.
05:50We'll not only offer you political asylum, we'll even offer you breakfast.
05:53No, thanks.
05:54Hey, don't worry about him.
05:55He just got up on the wrong side of his bed this morning.
05:57Of course, considering that it's Myron, he sleeps on the wrong side of the bed.
06:00If you could be serious for a moment, I have got a problem.
06:04One of Daddy's confidential files is missing.
06:08Missing?
06:09As in stolen from the locked filing cabinet in his office.
06:13What kind of a file?
06:15Well, it's the kind you can blackmail somebody with.
06:17It's a rich client with an embarrassing personal situation.
06:19It is Harold Traxler.
06:21The guy with the awful discount furniture commercials?
06:24Oh, wait, hey, he's a classic.
06:26I stay up and watch Highway Patrol just to see him.
06:29He's got this one.
06:30Where he goes into this forest of sofa beds in this giant warehouse with his half-naked girl.
06:35And he just...
06:35Do you think it was an inside job?
06:37One of Myron's hundreds of trained investigators?
06:40Yep.
06:41I haven't told him yet.
06:42I want you to handle the case.
06:45Us?
06:47Well, would a brain surgeon operate on his own brain?
06:49Well, if we're going to talk about brains, let's leave Myron out of this.
06:53Okay, if you don't want the job, I'll just let my little fingers do some walking.
06:56No, no, no, no, no, wait a minute, wait a minute.
06:59What do you think?
07:01Well, I think I ought to disqualify myself from this case.
07:04Why?
07:05Conflict of interest.
07:07Well, if word of this gets out, Myron's reputation's going to be ruined, right?
07:14Over my dead body.
07:16Daddy, be reasonable.
07:17It could have been anybody in the office.
07:19Now, come on, you can't give that case to one of your operatives.
07:22No, no, no, if you try to investigate it, you're going to get mad.
07:24You're going to fire everybody in the office.
07:26We will never get the file back.
07:28A good attorney never represents himself.
07:31I was right to go outside.
07:32You have to admit that.
07:35Oh, Daddy, look, the way I've got it figured,
07:37whoever it was planned to copy the file and then put it back.
07:40Well, now the copier broke down,
07:42so if he thinks that we haven't noticed that the file is missing...
07:45...they'll come back and try and return it.
07:47Mm-hmm, and you two will be there to catch him.
07:50Okay with you?
07:53I want a professional discount.
07:56Myron, we charge an honest rate.
07:58Hey, come on, I'm practically family.
08:01Adopt us, we'll talk about it.
08:02I don't want him involved.
08:04We work as a team.
08:06I want daily reports.
08:08Weekly.
08:09I want receipts for all expenses.
08:11Even bribes.
08:12A good investigator...
08:13Tell another good investigator how to do his job.
09:07Hello, Wally.
09:14What the hell do you expect me to do?
09:17Look at the options you're giving me.
09:19I could break your legs and fire you.
09:28Or I could break your legs, fire you, and call the police.
09:32Or I could just break your legs, for starters, and then work my way up the rest of your body.
09:37Wally, do you want me to turn you over to those two monkey grips out there?
09:41Come on, Myron.
09:42I've played good cop, bad cop.
09:44You taught me.
09:45Well, then what the hell's got you running so scared that you...
09:48You trashed 20 years of trust and friendship.
09:51And you don't even have the guts to tell me why.
09:54Wally, please, talk to me.
09:57You playing the horses?
09:59Isn't Lone Sharks the mob?
10:01Why?
10:02It's worse.
10:04What could be worse?
10:27That's your life, Wally.
10:28I'm putting the word out on you today.
10:30You're never going to work on this business again.
10:32You're never going to work on this business again.
10:53Myron, what's it all about?
10:57I don't know.
10:59He wouldn't tell me.
11:00He wouldn't tell you anything?
11:02Nothing.
11:03And you let him walk out of here, Myron, we could have broken him.
11:07Somebody already broke him, Rick.
11:09Somebody pushed all the right buttons and took his manhood away from him.
11:14I saw it happen in Korea.
11:16Wally's scared to death.
11:17I've known him 20 years.
11:20I want you guys to stick on him like cheap cologne.
11:22I want to know everywhere he goes.
11:24Everyone he sees.
11:26I want to know who did this to him.
11:30He's a friend of mine.
11:41If I were, Wally, you know what I'd do?
11:43I'd go to Hawaii.
11:44Be packing my bags right now.
11:49Always wanted to be on a stakeout in Hawaii.
11:52I think we'd better move.
11:54What are you talking about?
11:56Sun's right, nice breeze.
11:57Can't you just hear the soft rustling of dollar bills every minute we sit here?
12:01Yeah, but that little old lady over there has been watering the same rose for the past 20 minutes.
12:07Yeah, so?
12:08So she's made us.
12:10So she's going to call the police.
12:12So we're going to have to answer some very awkward questions.
12:15So Wally's going to find out that we've made him.
12:17So Myron's going to fire us.
12:19So I'll take care of it.
12:32Excuse me, ma'am.
12:33I'd just like to introduce myself.
12:35My name is Rick Simon.
12:36That's my brother AJ out there with our attack train security animal.
12:40Well, we're part of Community Watch.
12:43That's a citizen's action group that was formed to discourage burglary and other neighborhood crime.
12:48You are?
12:49Yes, ma'am.
12:49I just want to let you know we're going to be operating in this area on a trial basis this
12:53week.
12:53Oh, well, it just so happens that last...
12:59In honor of the birth of my latest grandchild, Traxler's is proud to announce our It's a Boy Sale.
13:06Come in for your free cigar and a look at the biggest bargain since our damage and transit sale.
13:12Hundreds of dinette sets, sofa beds, three-piece sectionals.
13:15Hold it.
13:16Honey, she's laid on the queen's sleeper again.
13:19Okay, cut it.
13:21Let's pick it up again at the dinette set.
13:23Carolyn, want to walk it again?
13:25And while you're at it, better let her work out on that rocker recliner so that we don't have to
13:28call the fire department again.
13:39I'm glad you called me about the missing file, Myron.
13:41Do me a favor.
13:42Sure.
13:43Forget all about it.
13:44Pretend it never happened.
13:46What are you talking about?
13:47Harold, is somebody putting a arm on you?
13:49No.
13:50It's personal.
13:51I can handle it.
13:52Anything you try to do to help will just make it worse.
13:55Understand?
13:56No, I don't understand.
13:58Then trust me.
14:00Myron, I'm your best client, right?
14:02So, I get in trouble with the girls every few months.
14:05It's money out of my pocket into yours.
14:08What's wrong with that?
14:10Just drop it.
14:12That file was stolen out of my office.
14:15You trusted me and I betrayed that.
14:16I still trust you.
14:17Trust me.
14:18Stay out of it.
14:19Please.
14:20Ready when you are, Mr. T.
14:22Okay.
14:24Be with you in a minute, Barbara.
14:26Barbara.
14:27You don't know.
14:27You have no idea.
14:30Please.
14:31Please.
14:31Please.
15:28I haven't had this
15:30kind of excitement since Barnaby Jones went off the air well most of our work is just a routine precaution
15:37I'd kind of appreciate it if you didn't tell the rest of the neighbors about this oh would you like
15:42a brownie oh yes ma'am you know it made me so mad he was the one thing that we
15:49seniors could relate to it is very good what do you put in here the usual thing flour sugar chocolate
15:56fifth of gin I call them my happy
16:00our brownies well they're very good why don't you take one for your friend oh thank you very much and
16:06one for later okay thank you a lot oh and and no no I don't want to take all your
16:12brownies miss Mitchell thank you
16:14very good thank you bye-bye bye
16:24there you go Marlo a little reward for being so patient
16:31here come here
16:44come on Marlo
16:48Marlo come on
16:51Marlo get out of there come on
17:02hi Nadine it's Rick Simon
17:06terrific
17:06hey listen sweetheart how about punching one into your computer there for me okay
17:11all right it's California
17:13two eight four
17:15Yankee Bravo Victor
17:17here okay yeah Frank what Frank Kim let me write that down
17:27all right you got it yeah
17:32well of course I remember your hot tub it was worth every splinter of it
17:40Thursday at eight all right yeah listen Nadine should I bring my snorkel and fins
17:50absolutely
17:51all right bye bye
17:56we belong at the same health club
17:58I went out to see Traxler
18:00and what did he say nothing nothing as in not much or nothing as in what we got from Wally
18:06he said I just would have forget it ever happened
18:09forget whatever happened Myron what is in that file
18:12Harrell keeps getting in trouble with those girls he does those commercials with it costs them a lot of money
18:17to keep things quiet
18:18well if he's not afraid of blackmail what is he afraid of not what who
18:26Traxler was as scared as Wally was maybe more so whoever stole that file has got two grown men absolutely
18:33terrified
18:35what kind of a monster are we dealing with
18:36cool
18:38I don't know
18:48ORGAN PLAYS
19:23Well, at least we know it's federal.
19:33What the hell, I'm a veteran.
19:34You can't park here.
19:36Why not? They parked in my space for two years.
19:39Are you sure it was an honorable discharge?
19:42Barely.
19:43Thank you, Nancy.
19:56You're fine.
19:58Yeah.
20:19Good morning, Frank.
20:20How's everything going up on your floor?
20:23You're doing our passage, Jerry.
20:33See you later, Frank.
21:09You got a lead?
21:10We do.
21:12You better come in, Myron, and shut the door.
21:17Good news, isn't it?
21:18Yeah, it's great news.
21:19Just one little problem.
21:21What's that?
21:21You were asking earlier who could possibly strike fear into the hearts of otherwise strong men?
21:27Yeah.
21:28We found out.
21:29Yeah?
21:29It's worse than we thought.
21:31That's what Wally said.
21:32That's what Traxler said.
21:35So who is it?
21:36The IRS.
21:41And no, it couldn't be.
21:44No, why would the IRS want to steal a file out of my office?
21:50I filed my tax return on time this year, didn't I?
21:54I don't know, Danny.
21:57Are you sure?
21:58The IRS.
21:59We will be sure by this time tomorrow.
22:08No.
22:09No.
22:11No.
22:12No.
22:13No.
22:14No.
22:15No.
22:17No.
22:18No.
22:19No.
22:22No.
22:24Excuse me.
22:31Mr. Simon.
22:32Yes?
22:33Mr. Cannell, we'll see you now.
22:34Oh, thank you.
22:42Hello?
22:44Yes, yes.
22:45Yes.
22:49Just one moment, please.
22:54Yes, you're Mr...
22:55Simon, A.J. Simon.
22:58Yes, Mr. Simon.
22:59You're here to be audited for what year, 19?
23:02Oh.
23:05Actually, I'm not being audited at all.
23:08In fact, this was my idea.
23:13Mr. Simon, if you're here to protest a disallowance,
23:16you're wasting my time and yours.
23:17I could recommend an excellent tax attorney.
23:19No, no, no, it's not that.
23:22Then why are you here?
23:24Well, this is rather embarrassing.
23:26My conscience won't let me forget.
23:27It was 1977.
23:29What about 1977?
23:32I made an error on my income tax return.
23:35I'm amazed, actually, that the IRS didn't spot it.
23:38What happened, see, was that I forgot to include it under income.
23:43I was left the stocks by my father,
23:45and, you know, the dividends never really amount to all that much.
23:48Uh, $148.37.
23:53You're telling me that you forgot to declare a stock dividend for $148.
23:59Yes.
23:59And you were in the 30% bracket that year,
24:04which would mean that you would owe an additional...
24:07Uh, $44.51.
24:0951 cents.
24:14Plus interest.
24:16Four years' interest.
24:19Ah, of course.
24:20I forgot about the interest.
24:22You do seem to have a memory problem, Mr. Simon.
24:44All right, Mary Ann.
24:46I'm Rick Simon.
24:47We, uh, we met at the Peerless Christmas party last year, remember?
24:50Oh, sure.
24:50How are you?
24:51I'm fine, I'm fine.
24:52Listen, I just came by and said goodbye to Wally.
24:53Well, he left for Baltimore this morning.
24:55Baltimore?
24:56My brothers live there.
24:58My family's in the meatpacking business.
24:59Oh, yeah, that's right.
25:00Wally, he said something about going into a different line of work.
25:05Listen, uh, guys at the office,
25:07we were just, you know, wondering,
25:09is everything okay?
25:10I mean, well, Wally picking up steaks so quickly and everything?
25:13Everything's fine.
25:14You sure now?
25:15No problem, like a medical problem or anything like that?
25:18No, really, thank you.
25:19Okay.
25:20Well, I know it seems like a sudden decision,
25:21but Wally said he'd been thinking about it for months.
25:23And then the tax audit turned out to be nothing.
25:26Audit?
25:26Yes, we were audited for 77, 78, and 79.
25:30Wally was very upset about it.
25:31Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, right.
25:32Wally mentioned something about that, yeah.
25:33Yeah, he hardly slept for two weeks.
25:35But then when you went to see the auditor,
25:37it turned out to be no problem at all.
25:38None?
25:39No, we didn't even have to pay anything extra.
25:41Oh, that's terrific.
25:42Well, listen, uh,
25:44tell Wally I said hello and goodbye and...
25:47Okay?
25:48Okay.
25:48Bye.
25:49Bye.
25:55Mr. Simon, you've claimed a deduction for dry cleaning?
25:58Yeah, well, uh, yes, well, in my line of work,
26:01that's, appearance is very important, uh...
26:04You're a private investigator?
26:07Yes.
26:12Well, Mr. Simon, there appear to be a few discrepancies,
26:15but nothing worth going into detail for.
26:20We'll be sending you a bill, Mr. Simon,
26:23with the proper interest calculated for you.
26:27Right.
26:31Oh.
26:47Thank you very much.
27:03Come on.
27:05Oh, we got a real winner here
27:07threatening to blow up the First Lady's new china.
27:16Come on.
27:26First Lady's china.
27:43What's the office?
27:45Lock's pin and tumbler.
27:48Filing cabinet.
27:49It's a push-button pin and tumbler.
27:50Three-tong for tea.
27:56Man works late.
28:05Come on.
28:24Hey, you Campbell left, right?
28:26You want to stick around?
28:27It's fine by me.
28:28I'll work around you.
28:28What do you think you're doing?
28:30It's all in a memo.
28:31What memo?
28:33What do you mean?
28:33You didn't get the...
28:35Oh, those jerks in dispatch.
28:37Hey, look, can I borrow your pin here, pal?
28:38I left mine down in the truck.
28:41May I see some identification?
28:44What are you, Jack Webb?
28:45Here, hole in to this up against the windowsill over there,
28:48would you please?
28:49Right over there against the windowsill.
28:50Right down there at the bottom.
28:51That's it.
28:52You want a bigger office, right?
28:54We're going to give you a bigger office.
28:55Knock out a couple of these walls,
28:56give you a lot more room.
28:57You'll be happy.
28:58It'll be wonderful and terrific.
28:59There you go.
29:00What about the window?
29:02Window.
29:04Nobody said nothing to me about no window,
29:06but, you know, I'll check with my supervisor
29:07to see what I can do.
29:09I don't see no problem with that.
29:10Window there'd be nice, yeah.
29:15Window.
29:16Yeah.
29:19If I find you've disturbed anything,
29:21you'll never work for the civil service again.
29:23Is that a promise?
29:53Why is Mark no action taken?
29:57Traxxers is marked pending.
30:18Tampering with government documents
30:20is a federal offense, gentlemen.
30:25If I were you,
30:26I'd put that back in the right place.
30:33Blackmail, extortion, and fraud
30:35are not federal offenses, Mr. Campbell,
30:37but I think it's enough
30:37to put you away for a little while.
30:41So Traxxers hired himself two more
30:44private investigators,
30:45a very unique tax shelter.
30:47Well, it's only going to get him
30:48into more trouble.
30:50You're the one that's in trouble,
30:51Mr. Campbell.
30:52I am?
30:53Oh, no, I don't think so.
30:55Not at all.
30:59This is Frank Campbell, room 507C.
31:01I need a security guard.
31:04Emergency.
31:05No, no.
31:06No, please come at your convenience.
31:12I should have realized you and your
31:16anguished taxpayer routine.
31:20However, I must admit, you had me fooled.
31:23Now, I don't think you realize
31:24just how serious this trouble is,
31:26Mr. Campbell.
31:27Now, we can prove...
31:29You can prove what?
31:30That I asked Wally to do me a favor.
31:32In return, I would overlook a few discrepancies
31:35in his income tax return.
31:36You can't prove that.
31:38Wally won't help you.
31:39Wally's in a lot of trouble lately.
31:41I'll reopen his case.
31:43More than likely, he'll end up in prison
31:45and his family penniless.
31:46I don't think Wally would be too eager to testify.
31:50Now, you tell Harold that all of his expensive
31:53accountants and lawyers aren't going to save him.
31:56And you, too, are going to wish
31:58that you'd never been born.
32:00What do you think you're doing?
32:01You come into my office and you threaten me?
32:03Who do you think you're dealing with?
32:05Some petty bureaucrat with a GS9
32:07who's afraid of his own shadow?
32:08I'm in trouble?
32:09Oh, no.
32:10You just don't know where you are,
32:12you and poor old Harold.
32:15Well, let me tell you where you've landed.
32:17You've landed right here.
32:19And you're going to be sorry.
32:21Very, very sorry.
32:25Do you have a problem here, Mr. Campbell?
32:28A problem?
32:30Oh, no.
32:31No, these two gentlemen were trying to find the way out.
32:34All right, this way, gentlemen.
32:51They're going to seize my boat.
32:52They say I didn't even file a tax return last year.
32:55Do you believe this?
32:55They can't do this.
32:56You want to bet?
32:58Check that one out.
33:01Well, how could you owe $5,180 in back taxes?
33:06Oh, simple.
33:06Campbell, just move the decimal point.
33:08That's the good news.
33:08Bad news is that I have, uh, I have 10 days to pay it.
33:13Otherwise, they freeze my assets.
33:15They seize all my property.
33:16Are you kidding?
33:16It'll take 10 days to get an appointment just to straighten this mess out.
33:19I'd like to freeze his assets.
33:20It's all their fault.
33:23Myron.
33:27It's not going to do any good, but it'll make me feel better.
33:30I'm going to kill both of them.
33:34Myron being audited, too?
33:50Hey, Jay.
33:51Ah.
33:53Did you loan your car to a couple of guys with a tow truck?
33:55Bye.
33:59Hey!
34:03Harold, I'm telling you, this thing isn't private anymore.
34:07It's happening to all of us.
34:09Campbell is insane, and he's got to be stopped.
34:11Look, the man is using the United States government for his own personal motives.
34:15Now, he is making a mockery out of everything that this country stands for.
34:18And you're letting it happen.
34:20If you don't tell us why Campbell is after you, we can't stop him.
34:30Harold, what did you do to him?
34:39We were partners 20 years ago in Des Moines.
34:43I drove a truck door-to-door, asking people if they had any used furniture they wanted to get rid
34:48of.
34:49Frank was a whiz with the books.
34:53See this woman standing in the middle?
34:59Harold, you didn't.
35:01I did.
35:02You know me, Myron.
35:04It was her idea.
35:05I wanted to tell Frank.
35:07She convinced me to go to Reno that night.
35:09It was all over in a month.
35:11The divorce, the marriage, and the divorce.
35:14Now, wait a minute.
35:14How did you manage two divorces?
35:16She left me for a tractor-part salesman.
35:19I was luckier than Frank told him.
35:21At least she didn't take my shares in the business.
35:23She took Campbell to the cleaners?
35:24She modernized him.
35:26She fiddled with the books and took his shares.
35:28And left him high and dry.
35:31He was destroyed.
35:33Frank left town one week before Cheryl left me.
35:36I didn't even have a chance to tell him.
35:38And he's held a grudge against you for 20 years?
35:45I wrote him one every year.
35:48All returned, unopened.
35:51Then I lost track of him.
35:52I didn't even know he was in San Diego until I got into this tax problem.
35:55He audited me for 76 and 77.
35:58I was clean.
35:59So, I guess he got frantic.
36:00Hey, I got good accountants.
36:02So, he threatened to use the file he stole from your office
36:05to get me to agree to the rulings on 78, 79, and 80.
36:10I had no choice.
36:11I lose my business fast because of the girls,
36:15or I lose my business slow because of the IRS.
36:19Harold, uh...
36:20You're just gonna have to help us out.
36:23Now, if you don't, this gamble will squeeze you to death.
36:27If I fight him, he'll only get me sooner.
36:30That's wrong.
36:30He's beating you because you've given up.
36:33How can you fight the IRS?
36:35Well, we may have a plan, but we're gonna need your help.
36:47Well, I hope Trackler's a better actor tonight than he is on those commercials.
36:56Is it him?
36:57Yep.
36:58I'm right, Tim.
36:59Well, get back in.
37:00Don't let him see you.
37:06Well, let's do it.
37:26Lilo, give him some time.
37:28Uh, how long do you think it's gonna take?
37:30I don't know.
37:30I've never done a nervous breakdown before.
37:32It's true.
37:34It's true.
37:37Oh, my God.
37:37It's true.
37:43It's true.
37:56It's true.
37:58Shh.
38:31Thanks for coming, Frank.
38:33At least now we can talk face-to-face, man-to-man.
38:36You're about 20 years too late for that, Harold.
38:39You know how many times I tried?
38:41I can't take this anymore.
38:43You've got to give me a chance to make things up to you.
38:47I'll give you anything you want.
38:50You don't have anything that I want...
38:53anymore.
38:55Cheryl would have left you anyway.
38:56She was no damn good.
38:58She left me after a month, ran off with some salesman.
39:01An executive vice president, Harold.
39:04It lasted four years.
39:06Then she married a computer technician.
39:10That lasted five years.
39:13She's single now.
39:15I see her returns annually.
39:17She's having a lot of trouble with her taxes.
39:20When is it going to end?
39:21When are you going to be satisfied?
39:23Haven't you had enough?
39:24Well, if I had my way, it would never end.
39:28Of course, sooner or later, you'll be ruined the way you ruined me.
39:33Then it will be all over for you, Harold.
39:38Now, now, Harold, that's a stupid, stupid move.
39:41You could kill me, but you can't kill the federal government.
39:45You're on the list.
39:47Yes, even if you killed me and got away with it,
39:50Uncle Sam would never give you a moment's peace.
39:53I thought I could reason with you, but I was wrong.
39:55You're insane, Frank!
39:56I'm not going to let you torture me!
39:58Hey!
40:00Hey!
40:03Hey!
40:03Hey.
40:21What have you done?
40:22What have you done?
40:28Is he dead?
40:35You killed him.
40:36AJ, call the police.
40:38No!
40:44You think he bought it?
40:45I will if you will.
40:50Hey, hey, hey!
40:51Slow down!
40:52We don't want to lose him!
40:53Oh, yeah, right.
40:57Is he ever that way?
40:58Nope.
41:02I think we've lost him.
41:04Ah, nuts.
41:06Yep.
41:13Ah, ah, ah-huh.
41:18We got him.
41:19He's right behind us.
41:19Okay, I'll go right.
41:21You go left.
41:21Yo.
41:22Yo.
41:23Yo.
41:23Yo.
41:24Yo.
41:24Yo.
41:26Oh, jeez.
41:33Bless you.
41:45Over here.
41:48Hello.
41:53Hello.
41:54Hello.
41:54Hello.
41:55Hello.
41:56Hello.
42:07At least he'll be here by now.
42:08Our bat is on time's trains.
42:11How many shots has he fired, anyway?
42:16Six.
42:19That's all right.
42:22Ooh, we would have bought the farm with that one.
42:24Hey, well, these cat-like reflexes come all right.
42:30Those are not blanks!
42:32Where'd he get a real gun?
42:34Why don't you ask him?
43:12Goodbye, Mr. Simon.
43:14The United States government will miss your annual contributions.
43:39Rick!
43:41AJ, hang on!
43:43Hang on!
43:58All right, easy, easy now.
44:01Easy.
44:07Are you okay?
44:09Yeah.
44:10You want to get up?
44:12Yeah.
44:13Okay.
44:20Don't move, mister.
44:22Get his gun.
44:24Hold it.
44:25Oh.
44:26I didn't mean to kill him.
44:29I'll show you.
44:31I didn't mean it.
44:32I didn't mean it.
44:40It was self-defense.
44:42I didn't kill him, I swear.
44:44You shot Traxler?
44:46Yes.
44:46No, I...
44:47His body, it's...
44:50It was...
44:51It was right here.
44:54I mean...
44:55Wait a minute.
44:58I don't understand.
45:01They saw him.
45:03He shot himself.
45:05Right here.
45:06Who?
45:08Traxler!
45:11What's going on here?
45:16No.
45:18No, it can't be.
45:20You're supposed to...
45:22What's he talking about?
45:23I don't know.
45:23He's got this crazy idea that you're dead.
45:25Dead?
45:27Me?
45:27I never felt better in my life.
45:33I see.
45:34You're trying to get me to think.
45:36Well, it won't work.
45:38Nobody's gonna hurt you, pal.
45:40Now, come on.
45:42Time to go.
45:43No, no.
45:43I saw it with my own eyes.
45:46It was self-defense.
45:49Ask them.
45:49They saw it.
45:54No.
45:54No, no, no.
45:54I saw it.
45:56It was self-defense.
45:58He shot himself.
46:00You've got to understand.
46:03Please.
46:05Tell me you understand.
46:07Sure.
46:09Don't worry about a thing.
46:10Everything's gonna be okay.
46:12We're gonna go to the car.
46:14We're gonna take a ride to the hostel.
46:15You can tell the doctor all about it.
46:20Who is he?
46:22Frank Campbell.
46:24He works for the IRS.
46:27I don't think he's gonna be working anywhere for quite a while.
46:36Hi, folks.
46:37All aboard for low, low prices as Trexler's announces its annual Great Trainwreck sale.
46:42That's right.
46:42The little engine that could, couldn't.
46:44Ooh.
46:45And we spent the whole month picking hundreds of quality factory direct furniture off the
46:50hillsides of Escondido so we can pass great manuals.
46:54I didn't know he was on in the afternoons, too.
46:55Oh, yeah.
46:56He's better than soap operas.
46:58I don't know how you can stand to watch him.
47:00Who cares about Trexler, it happens, and I'm a furniture lover.
47:03Just look at that match set.
47:07Oh.
47:09Oh, yeah.
47:12Oh, yeah.
47:16How does she do that?
47:23You and I know the meaning of amigos.
47:27We're not alike, yet everybody we know knows we're more than brothers.
47:33We're best of friends.
47:38We may not look or think like one another.
47:42And there are times when we have hurt each other.
47:45Still we're more than brothers.
47:48We're best of friends.
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