you. uh... mr. bowman, i'm, uh... really, really sorry. ready to do this? i want you on my staff. welcome to the sales force. gary, you do have a driver's license, don't you? yes, sir. uh-huh. n't it? yes, sir. listen, anybody talk to you before you did this? what, become a cop? i wanted to be a cop all my life. i flunked the academy three times you know. yeah, i believe i read that. this strike's like a dream come true. you're not worried that when it's over they promised us job security if we crossed the line. job security is what this strike is all about. we can't talk about the strike, captain. if you try to influence me i'm supposed to tell someone. i mean, you crossed the line. look, officer sharff, i'm doing my job. i'll just say that people especially union people don't forget quite as easily as you think. someone slashed my tires st night, gary. and people like me. so, how goes the big war of attrition? i can't talk about it. i tn't talk about it. come over tonight and i'll squeeze something out of you. i'm busy tonight. with who? oh, okay. the secret talks. what talks? old news, hanson. everybody knows about the talks. you're not supposed to know. so pretend i don't.

height and musculature, could you do any of the stuff you do because i have trouble doing setups sometimes. >> stephen: it would take a lot of work but i wouldn't say you n't do it. itould just maybe take longer. ( ughter ) >> stepheni don't have that must have time left. so now you have a book called "courage to soar," a body in >> yes. >> stephen: okay. how hh do you go? ( applause ) i assume this title is because you're so famous for the heighth you get when you tumble. how high do you go is this. >> probably twice my body length. i'm not tall, so about ten feet. >> stephen: what do you think about when you're up there? because you stay up there for a long time. >> i don't know. sometimes it just goes blank. i don't know. >> stephen: do you ever get distracted when you're about to do a the things we're watching thinking, oh, my god, i would kill myself if i tried that, after you've done it for the hundredth tim are you thinki, what am i going to have for dinner tonight? >> all the time. >> stephen: really? i'm, like, pizza, let's go. >> stephen: wheno you d a flip, let's say on the balance beam, and you land on curled toes because i've seen that happen,

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you do not understand us. [communicator beeps] excuse me, sir. kirk here. [sulu] captain, a large number of klingon vessels have just arrived. they're opening fire. [kirk] positive identification? n't drop them to beam you aboard. mr. sulu, follow your orders. get out of here. contact the fleet. return if the odds are more equal. kirk out. gentlemen, you kept insisting that there was no danger-- that is correct, captain. there is no danger. ayelborne. 8 space vehicles have assumed orbit around our planet. they are activating their material transmission units. thank you, trefayne. can you verify that? negative, captain, but it seems a logical development. captain, since it is too late for you to escape, . if you had listened to me-- we must be sure that you are not harmed. ayelborne, several hundred men have appeared near the citadel. they bring many weapons. how does he know that? oh, our friend trefayne is really quite intuitive. you can rest assured that what he says is absolutely correct. so it would seem. not a very pleasant prospect. you have a gift for understatement, mr. spock. captain's log-- stardate 3201.7. mr. spock and i are trapped on the planet organia, by the forces

a couple of days later, i was in the shed back at the house. n't remember. do you have any idea where marlie got the money? we better try to find out. why? what difference would that make? well, it'll help keep you alive. alive? i ask you again, mr. randall, who cares whether i live or if i die? the person that killed yoururtepdaughter. ( whistles ) sheriff, let me out. judge: what you say about the money is very interesting, mr. randall. i don't recall it being mentioned at logan's trial. however,r, fail to see how this information bears on the question of logan's guilt. now, it wasn't just a present. i mean, i don't know. maybe she had something on somebody. blackmail? possibly. well, it would explain the money and the reason she didn't want anybody to know where it came from. there's a certain logic in what you say, mr. randall, but aren't you forgetting logan's confession? no, i'm not forgetting the confession or the circumstances that caused him to sign it: a lynch mob yelling outside of a jailhouse. there was no mob yelling in my court. logan was represented by a

you have to send your wife to work? actually, it was her choice. interesting. n't you be watering or something? what do you want in the side yard, petunias or pansies? well, i don't know. katie always knew. petunias. and what's with this "katie" business? her name happens to be katherine. katherine? no. too formal. i think katie is a little too informal. don't tell me you'll find out how much my insurance covers. you should know that already. some advocate you are. boy, they'll place a name tag on anybody these days. mr. sullivan, there's really no need to shout. it's all right, mom. i'll take care of this. mom? so baby einstein's got his mommy working here now. that explains how she got the job. all right, mr. sullivan. usual, your ulcer's flared up again. you should know any additional stress would severely compromise your health. i suggest you take a deep breath and button it. otherwise mommy will wash out my mouth with soap? i understand you're not feeling well, but don't treat our staff members with disrespect. now, just lie back and relax. what? how dare you presume i needed your help? your arrog

you shouldn't have. you didn't have any reason to. n't just stand there. let's give miss devlin some milk. here, kitty, kitty. here, miss devlin. oh, no! she's gone. what am i gonna do now? i have to have her at that meeting tomorrow. darrin. darrin, here, drink some coffee. some police force we got -- they can't even find a stray cat. but if that cat double-parked, wham, they'd find it. [ telephone rings ] i'll get it. hello. oh, hello, larry. have you talked with miss devlin this morning? miss devlin? uh, no, why? i tried to reach her, but they said she didn't get back to her hotel. i hope there's nothing wrong. oh, i'm sure there's nothing wrong, larry. she did say something to me about visiting her aunt or something. we'll see her at the meeting, then. oh, surelarry. don't worry. i'll see you soon. bye. we've got to find her in time for that meeting. we've got to find mother so that she can change that cat back into miss devlin. sam, what if miss devlin got ahold of some bad garbage and is lying sick in an alley somewhere? [ doorbell rings ] hmm. i'll get it. [ gasps ] good morning, mrs. stephens. oh, no. not you again. charlie leach, private eye, in person. dar

you know? [ laughter ] i just want to get poisoned. i n't know. eventually i'll have to do something and get skinny, just because like my personality is not getting better. [ laughter ] and that's the way life works. the better you look, the more of a monster can you be. it's really magic. like hot girl life is the best life. you can do anything you want. if you're a super hot girl, you can just be sitting on a date slitting your wrists and a guy would be like, "oh, she's just [ laughter ] yeah, i know, she's a fire cracker." but i don't hate it. like i'm not -- i understand it. we all do weird things to get laid. you know what i mean -- everybody. everybody does weird things to get laid. like, no one likes to hear an acoustic guitar. but you listen, you know. [ light laughter ] like, "wonderwall" sounds really good. so i'm not mad about it. i'm also guilty of it, too. ke i excuse my hot friends' behavior all the time. i have one friend, stacey, i'm like, "yeah, she's racist, but [ laughter ] bring her. she'll get us what we need. we need her there. that's where men have it

n't like it, sir. doesn't matter what they like. they'll do as they're told. let's not waste time. you have a new man out there, sir. they're all new men! this one hasn't been sworn in. mccullough. flint mccullough. hogwash! it's army, colonel. the oath is an important thing to most men. attention! flint mccullough, step forward. raise your right hand. repeat after me. i solemnly pledge all of my allegiance... i solemnly pledge all of my allegiance... ...to the cause of the confederate states of america... ...to the cause of the confederate states of america... ...promising to fight her enemies, protect her people, and keep faith with her principles. ...promising to fight her enemies, protect her people, and keep faith with her principles. return to rank, soldier. pick up that rifle, soldier! soldier, return to ranks! colonel, how soon are we gonna be heading south? soldier, you're at attention. sergeant hayes, is this the way you train your men? no, sir. thorpe, you keep your mouth shut till you give permission to speak. soldier, the answer to your question is... it takes more than guts to win a war. it takes powde

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you would be a lot better than me. just let me do all the talking. n't say anything. tony: yeah. judge: you've heard the facts of the case, mr. zane. what have you got to say about it? zane: i have been stealing fruits, your honor, but i've been out of work for four months and have six kids at home to feed. as soon as i get a job, i'll pay it all back. mm-hm. all right. however, i'll suspend that sentence when restitution is made. look, don't worry about a thing. just leave it to me. the meaner they are, the better i like 'em. don't do anything flashy. just leave it to me. bailiff: anthony nelson. that's us. [???] [indistinct chatter] uh, your honor, i'm representing major nelson. judge: is the arresting officer here? ah, the defendant is charged with, uh, going the wrong way down a one-way street. uh, sir, i-- we plead guilty. i'd like to pay the fine. and attempting to bribe an officer in the performance of his duty. how do you plead? could i talk to my client a couple of minutes? one minute. one minute. what's this about a bribe? you didn't tell me anything about a bribe-- w a model of the x-15, that's all. that's all? and he-- we'll fix

prisoner, only you'll have that iron and i'll have this tucked away in my shirt. n't know about that, kale. you see, if we go down there like that-- well, i do. i know. now go on up and tell him. well, all right. howdy, sam, ellie. hello, nebro. got me thinking you're getting old, nebro. 20 minutes late. tree in the road. well, it weatherin' up back there? no, the weather's all right. 's riding shot for me. that so? since when they giving you cover on this run? - since me. - who's this? uh, name's howie kale. howie kale? the killer? yeah, i caught him up in the hills. i'm taking him down to yuma. figured mr. hall here would come along and help me on the job. yeah, i...i mean, i... howie kale. well, i guess you people will want some supper. i think i'll skip it, sam. skip ellie's stew? well, you know, my ulcer and all. llas, and your pa and me will go change the horses. i'll go with you and help you. now you don't mind buying me a second bowl, do you, randall? seeing as you're gonna collect all that money on me. hey, kid, you ain't touched your stew. i'm not very hungry. oh, shame. me? best stew i ever ate. yes, sir, missy, you got a real tal

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