doc? doc, c'mon, wake up. proceed. the good citizens of porter have decided that you and me are responsible fofothis whole mess and we've got an hour to get out of town. the fools. idiots. how do you suppose they came to that conclusion? well, the hawkins' died of typhoid and we buried the hahains' it's just as simple as that. thanks. i don't suppose it occurred to anybody to ask how the hawkins family got it? well, are you leaving hoby? not unless you are. what would you do if you were in my shoes? well, i don't know doc. i... might... run out. that's what theyeyeserve. i admit the temptation. but at the risk of becoming a martyr to medical science i,i,h... i think i'll stay. where you going? break up a meeting. oh, no! the more they talk, the more panicky they become. you think that's good for our side? it better be. hoby, there's some coffee in the back. put some on the stove, makeeyou. i've got some more looking to do. hey, folks! almost time. just five more minutes. how we doing, dodo we're about out of time. let

, thanks, doc. hey, doc, doc, doc, what about my arm? hang on to it. right, where's the pain? well, it's all over, doc, but i think it starts around here-- these mushrooms you ate, they weren't poconos, by any chance, were they? i got a bulletin on them today. yeah, that was the kind i had, poconos. all right, don't panic. do you have blurred vision? i don't know. i ain't got my glasses. let me try and read something here. yeah, it's blurred. any lassitude? ew, only the mushrooms. i mean, do you feel fatigued, tired? oh, jeez, i could use sleep, doc. well, we better not take any chances. well, i hate to hustle you or anything-- listen, i want to be very careful with this antitoxin. the what? the antidote for botulism. some people are very allergic to it. is that right? what's it do to someone? well, reactions vary. in some cases it could cause arthritis. oh... very quickly. oh, well, jeez, let's think about this, 'cause, see, i know a guy that can bowl with arthritis. but with botulism, all you can be is dead, huh? okay, let's go for the arthritis. all right, just relax and br

ok, doc. are you relaxed? yeah. doc, listen. let me tell you, what is causing all my son's headaches? well, first of all, your son does not want to admit the first thing that's causing the headaches. well, what is it? he hates you. my-- son-- hates-- you. hey, let's go back to that word game again. all right. all right... fist. [speaking inaudibly] mind yourself. cool it. [both speaking inaudibly] he hates me. my own son hates me. after i gave him the best years of my life. i ain't got nobody that cares for me. you still got me, fred. years ago when he was just a baby, and he would cry, and i'd tell his mother-- i'd say, "elizabeth, get up and feed that boy." and another time, he screamed and screamed, and i al--i almost broke my leg getting elizabeth out the bed to see what was wrong. i've been a good father to him. and where did i go wrong, grady? well, you made a few mistakes, fred. tell me. tell me, grady. no. see, because you're not gonna like anything i say. well, that's ok. just tell me. well, first of all, fred, you see,

well, doc, here's what i want you to do. if anybody asks you if i'm healthy, and don't tell 'em how long i got. just tell 'em-- just say i got about 6 months left. well, i don't know. don't you think that's a little heavy to lay on your friends? it's just till tomorrow night. well, uh, all right. but to make this thing really work, you've got to remember that i'm your doctor, and you'll have to do exactly as i say, all right? all right with me, doc. ok. ok, come on in here. let's mingle in here. ? dee dee dee ? there's a big ol' limousine comin' down the street. i think it's her. listen, son. look at me. how do i look? how do i look? you look terrible, pop! huh? let me see. oh, you're right, lamont. mr. sanford, you look dreadful, and i can't let you go out like that. as your doctor, i'm ordering immediate rest. excuse me. hey, doc, come here. come here. i got a trash compactor in the kitchen. go jump in it. mr. sanford, i am your doctor, aren't i? yes, that's right. then i'm putting you to bed right now. listen, in bed? mm-

it was the dave of doc's first test flight. it had finally arrived and the air in wichita was thick with nervous anticipation. >> how are you? i'll be right out. connie, too. appropriately dressed ross i jus okay. [ applause ] >> oh, my, understandness. >> as doc lumbered by. it was more than few tears. >> wndfu >> tony joined connie at the end of the runway. >> i'tm jus thrilled to wait and watch. it heen plane left thekw ground. everything was on the line. and then it happened. >> it's up! >> that's all tony could say. >> it's u by it's up! >> i am absolutely delighted at this. this has been one great day. i couldn't believe it. he i feel like doing a dance right now. >> tony has done it. there it was. a b29 back among the clouds. a tangible piece of fing history. but tony's realt w to veterans like chauncey, who and circumstceore than we could. >> ol' doc, yeah! >> jen a glise of elton john's photo album. and later, hollywood legend >> pauley: say the word album in connection with sir elton john, yourst thought is of the doz

sorry, doc, as soon as you get him patched up, we're leaving. if i had known that, i wouldn't have e ken the trouble. what do you mean? what's the matter? badge e ver? why did you say that? just figures. we got word about what happened up in las tunas. this fellow here-- he should be carl martin. i imagine you're his brother andy. offhand, i'd say those fellows up north are chasing the wrong man righghnow. you know, you were better off with the jokes, doc. carl, carl. come on, kid, wake up. come on, kid, snap out of it. i'm tired. - we've got to get out here. sure, you are. - i'm tired, andy. - sure, u are. come on. i've got to-- i've g to find louise. - come here. - louise. - who's that? - a friend. nice to know you've got one. well, i can't do any more here. you're right, doc. whoa. your shot went wide. your hand-- move it slow. get it out in front of you. get up. you're a brave man, martin. it's easy once you get the knack. move. no, the other way. i don't want to shoot you here. the kid needs his sleep. i told you to be quiet. - what? - be q

to get doc ready for its hometown debut. nearly 30 years after it was few were as awe struck as army air corps veteran charles chauncey. he's 9. a former b29 pilot. >> i don't know how many are left of us but it's getting pretty small. >> he flew 35 missions over japan. >> what's it feel like when you're in there and you start up all four of these engines? >> now see. he wasn't kidding the earth actually moves as they belch to life. it was the dave of doc's first test flight. it had finally arrived and the air in wichita was thick with nervous anticipation. >> how are you? smart ass. >> tony, chauncey, everybody was there. connie, too. appropriately dressed ross rosie. >> i just hope everything goes okay. [ applause ] >> oh, my, understandness. >> as doc lumbered by. it was more than a few tears. >> wonderful day. >> tony joined cone of the runway. >> i'm just thrilled to death. to wait and watch. it had been 60 years since that plane left the ground. everything was on the line. and then it happened. >> it's up! it's up! >>

i still have my doubts about this, doc. it's one thing to create a hologram but you're trying to merge an extensive database with an interactive matrix. don't be a pessimist, mr. kim. together we'll create a masterpiece of holographic art. a subject for your next slide show? perhaps. can't wait. what's the name of that exobiologist you chose? crell moset. here's the file. let's start with the parameters for physical appearance. of crell moset. have you mentioned to anyone else that this guy's a cardassian? what difference does it make? maybe you haven't heard. they're not the friendliest folks in the galaxy. i don't care if he's the nastiest man who ever lived as long as he can help us save b'elanna. good point. computer, transfer all reference medical files to the simulation. transfer complete. now install personality subroutines installation complete. dr. moset, i'd like to consult with you about an alien life-form. i am crell moset, chief exobiology specialist cardassia prime certified to perform all surgical procedures.

[door opens] doc. how-- hello, friend. we were told to wait here. doc. can i help you, friend? we all know one another in landru. like sulu. think, man. the enterprise. the ship. remember? you speak very strangely, friend. are you from away? you do remember! ask landru. he remembers. he knows, and he watches. you are strange. come. no. then you will die. it's been corrected, captain. you'd better go. all right. work on bones. see if you can't-- come. dr. mccoy, what will happen to him? he goes to joy, peace, and tranquility. he goes to meet landru. happiness is to all of us i am marplon. it is your hour. happy communing. with thanks. happy communing. well? impossible. he's under extremely powerful control. are we just going to stand here? little else we can do... unless you can think of a way running around in robes. and apparently commanding powers far beyond our comprehension. not simple. not ridiculous. very, very dangerous. you... y to you, friend. peace and contentment will fill you. have no fear, friend. the effect is harmless. my name is marplon. i was too late to save y

she still at doc calhoun's? hurry back. it was another hour before marcy james was awake and alert to answer questions. hoby knew she had lied to him but he didn't know how far it was another hour before marcy james was awake and alert to her falsehoods went. was any part of her story true? it was another hour before marcy james was awake and alert to or was it all a lie? the one best qualified to answer that was leo crane. you're gonna have to uh swear to this testimony of yours ms. james. do you know the penalty for perjury? what? lying. telling a false story under oath. it's a telegraphic message from your boss. what's it mean? it means you worked the day palmer was killed. and that variety store is a long way from the murder site. you believe mr. franco. why don't you believe me? mr. franco has no reason to protect joe corbitt. well neither have i. i don't even know joe corbitt i told you that. you rode all the way from talpa all night long to get here before joe was sent away. you put yourself in line for a perjury cha

well, it can happen, doc. (stretches) i don't understand it, hoby. what makes a bunch of youngstete go off on this kind of a toot? well, doc, if i had the answer to that, i'd bottle it and save the world. well, we'd'detter get back to the bank. what's 'a matttt? somethin' goin' on. what'd ya think? well, they're comin' for us. maybe they'll still let t . huh, will? ask 'em! tom! will: tom! tom: yeah? yeah, will? will: bring the gambler out here! (gun shot) (gun shot) what happened? he's gone. (sighs) (gun c ccking) welllli guess we can go in now. all right, load 'em up boys. we don't have to go to mexico for a war. hoby. (gun shots) (screaming) (gun shots) (sigh of relief) well, mr. smith, i've seen you land in a room with more grace thth that! but never with more relief, mr. gilman, to be sure. well, what about this hastings and his group? the whole bunch ofofem. how many are there? six. mhm. they all downstairs now? they were before i leftft mhm. all right. let's go get 'em outt'a there. ?? how 'bout the back? i just checked with ralph. hastings! h

glad you could join us, doc. it's been a pleasure. ( chuckles ) warning: warp core breach in 15 seconds. chakotay, i'm giving this one more try. warning: warp core breach in ten, nine, eight, seven, six yes! captain, i am receiving a transmission. you said the com-link was down. it is. the signal is being routed through one of my cranial implants. it contains a new set of phase corrections. does harry know how to access your borg systems? no. he must have figured out a way. enter the corrections. captain, the quantum drive just went off-line. we're dropping to impulse. captain we've lost the slipstream. the slipstream collapsed. we were thrown out right along with voyager. our com system's back up. delta flyer to voyager. what happened? you miscalculated, harry. we entered the exact phase corrections captain i didn't send any corrections to seven of nine. she received a message through one of her cranial implants. it wasn't you? captain's log, supplemental. our slipstream flight may have been brief but it took ne

doc wanted teddy out, period. rickman insisted that he goes back in. he overruled the doc. you were right and i was wrong. i owe you a big apology. we can make this case. we got a case. captain, i see what you were saying. d the doc has no power over rickman. so we've got this guy. did somebody die? yeah, our case, doug. i take it this is your undercover officer. doug penhall, councilman davis. oh, the... councilman davis. your assignment's over. i've talked to the chief and the d.a. i'm ending this farce. you can't do that. i can't? rickman is a hero in this community. i went to augustana. i'm proud of this man. if i knew you would do this i'd have ended this... he sent a hurt player... you're involved recklessly. massive liability could hit the school district. you won't do a thing to stop him? what i'm going to do is give him an award. may i have your attention. he turned us into winners, into soldiers, into warriors. coach rickman encouraged me... no, he made me play at 110%. if you play at 110%, you won't get hurt. i didn't play at 110%. coach rickman taught me to puni

right, doc?ah. >> the only time volatility worked was from basically 7:30 at night on election night until 11:30. >> that and -- >> short bursts. >> short bursts. very short. >> doc, what about you? thankful for what? >> thankful for apple. thankful so many people bet against it. also thankful, of course, that warren buffett got into it because talk about a stamp of approval when he got into it, you know, between 88 and 92 or something like that. that was one of the greatest gifts of the year and the stock has been a great trader since. foul, got a bunch of them. sun power, anytime you've touched anything in that space, except for elon musk because he has that reality distortion field going for him, anything else in the solar space has been garbage. >> weiss, thankful? you have 50 names on the list. >> i try to keep it to a minimum. sarepta. >> team health? >> team health was a take-out. metagraphics was another take-out. those were great. lpl and i really got hurt on endo, in the health care sid

doc, is there any possible chance that you could be wrong? no. patient, to a doctor in a situation like this. e other is to spare them the mental grief as long ase. now, i need your advice on this case because i ow mrs. lindstrom well enough e the decision alone. well, doc... from what i know of this woman-- thank you, major. that's what i think. i needed your assurance. it would be crue. if you will ask dstrom to come to my office in the morning, i'll tell her. thank you, doctor. you know, mrs. linho, do there!ms: oh, major, put all the blame mr. wooster had no choice. i made him come. truly sorry if any of my doings ruined a friendship. well, ma'am, don't you ever tell him, but oiled him in oil if he hadn't have helped you. come on, mike, heave. oh, major, do we have to go back to town? i want so much to get home to the children. ma'am... do me this one more fafar. w-we... all right. mike get along there. you know, i searched everywhere for you. ne place i would never have thought of looking for you, in a mil! ( chuckles )n e, ma'am. i know

that's what the doc said. good old doc. you know that lump you seen? that's the uvula. everybody's got one. open your mouth. there's the old uvula. you got a uvula. they got a uvula. i got a uvula. all god's children got a uvula. hallelujah. it's just incredible how a man can sing so flat and talk so normal. yup. shame barney can't talk his part. yeah. hi, everybody. sorry i'm late. was just discussing a new idea that involves you. oh, yeah? something to do with the group? you better know it has. uh, we're going to make you soloist. right, john? soloist? yeah. soloist? me? yeah, and you're going to have your own microphone and everything! i am? oh, yeah. we have to keep you way separate from the group. you do? yeah. that's so your recitations will stand out. my recitations? number. and you're going to do 'em. you mean i don't get to sing? i just talk? oh, it will be so effective. won't it? ( all agreeing ) effective! right in the middle of all this singing will come your dramatic voice... speaking your part. won't that be effective? ( all agreeing ) well, if you're all

you wouldn't have had any "wants" going on with christine, would ya, doc? good day. e we'll share a cell. what in heaven's name is going on here? this girl's father didn't kill her. you think not? yeah, we think not. and if he didn't, then with the drain cleaner and such getting forced into her after she's already dead-- everything but "a plumber did this" gettin' painted on her forehead-- that leads us to think maybe somebody's framin' him. and then here comes you, checking in six and seven times an hour, - and subsequently at your request. - [ russell ] doctor, everything we've heard, this girl and her father adored each other. compounding her sense of betrayal on recovering the incest. you know, i'm-- i'm groveling to make you understand what any competent practitioner would-would recognize instantly. - yeah? why? - i'm gonna leave, detective, and then neither of us will have to account for my behavior. [ mutters ] this is ludicrous. i'm not even gonna ask for an attorney. that's how ludicrous this is. how did you try to help christine, doc? oh, as if yo

kilmer played doc holiday, a role dkirk played earlier. he loved my performance in "tombstone" so much having played doc himself in a mighty fine film. >> what's the charge? >> we'll think of one. >> sure you will. >> they were both great as doc holiday. thanksgiving is just a w and we teamed up with 2017 to get the party started early with a special invite to a friendsgiving with vanessa hudgens. >> what is friendsgiving? >> everyone loves thanksgiving and you get the yummy food and which family that youudon't choose, right? >> oh, right. so friendsgiving you actually get to choose who you want there. >> what else do you guys do? you get to sit down, you eat. what else do you do? >> we go crazy. it's so much fun. >> vanessa parker to add more groove to her party. >> we can use your phone as a controller. and there's, like, a lot of new music on it. >> and the fun didn't stop there. how about a little friends on i giving mannequin challenge mid-dance, but this crew didn't stay still for long. >> that was up believable. >> way to go. >> it'

doc, doc, like a nurse. help my arm. >> it's that wild stream of consciousness that goes through. >> he's so great. >> he was on about a couple weeks ago, and absolutely got on a roll, and it was just like, things were clicking on and off, the time what he was going to do when he got up. he started, and just would-- >> yeah. well, sometimes, you know-- when i once met richard burton, and burton was a huge idol, to me, and i was very nervous. he was doing "camelot." i had a tendency to always be tongue tied. goofball, basically, when i would meet celebrities that i admired, so i decided that i was really going to be intelligent, and plan what i was going to say. i went back stage after "mr. burton, i just want to say to you that you are an enormous presence on the stage, and not for one second did i feel that i was watching a movie star. i thought i was watching king arthur." and i thought he would then say, thank you, and move on to the next person. but he didn't. he talked to me. like a real person. he said

thank you, doc. okay. you, uh-- before we show the film clip, you shot part of this in philadelphia. isn't it true that, when you were a teenager, you were, uh, you were expelled from a couple schools, in philadelphia. [ clearing throat ] >> yes, i was-- >> i heard that >> i was asked to-- >> asked to leave? >> evacuate the hallway. difficult time, trying to, um, adjust to school, in general. i dunno. it just seemed that, at that time-- i dunno how the school board conducts its business, today, but it seems as though you-- i was always forced into subjects that i felt didn't have any relevancy, like algebra and xmsg accelerated geometry. and i was just thinking, "how do i get this hickey off my neck?" [ some laughter ] i mean-- the-the two didn't seem to jive. >> yeah. >> uh, but i guess the priorities today have-have changed-- >> yeah. >> quite a bit, you know. sorry. [ chuckling ] >> yeah. uh, let's-let's show this little film clip. this is, uh-- who's the fella that you, uh-- you do this with? >> his na

newsom moves where doc moves. who moves into where you were? >> um, the little old winemaker. >> okay, sorry i asked. it should be fun. my day is going to be fun tonight, because we got jack paar with us tonight. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> it's been a long time. and by the way-- by the way, doc, you'll be interested, jack paar brought jose melis along. he's agreed to work cheaper. [ laughter ] anyway, my day got off to a bad start. i called one of those-- i don't know if you've ever done this-- did you ever call one of those... 800 sexy numbers? [ laughter ] i'll admit, i did it today. the girl had a headache. [ laughter ] i wonder if it's possible if the washingtons in san francisco are still playing? how many of you saw that football game last night? it's still on i think. [ applause ] anyway, as you probably know, we are in what they call ratings week for television-- sweep periods. when shows do anything for ratings. how many of you know that? [ applause ] he was discussing nuclear disarmament with three spokesmodels. [ laughter ] let me show

doc, doc, like a nurse. help my arm. >> it's that wild stream of consciousness that goes through. >> he's so great. >> he was on about a couple weeks ago, and absolutely got on a roll, and it was just like, things were clicking on and off, the time what he was going to do when he got up. he started, and just would-- >> yeah. well, sometimes, you know-- when i once met richard burton, and burton was a huge idol, to me, and i was very nervous. he was doing "camelot." i had a tendency to always be tongue tied. goofball, basically, when i would meet celebrities that i admired, so i decided that i was really going to be intelligent, and plan what i was going to say. i went back stage after "camelot," and i said, i just want to say to you that you are an enormous presence on the stage, and not for one second did i feel that i was watching a movie star. i thought i was watching king arthur." and i thought he would then say, thank you, and move on to the next person. but he didn't. he talked to me. like a real perso

too until you have your party, doc. love you. thank you so much, wayne. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, the incredible story about how a young woman lost her sight but kept her motivation to become a world-class athlete going. >>> up next, did a woman from the midwest change the world of bakeware forever? we're going to tell you about her invention and how it's >>> they say necessity is the mother of invention. well, last month molly and tiffany had the opportunity to chat with one mom who found a way to make life in the kitchen a little easier and more practical. >> many agree you shouldn't deny yourself your favorite foods, but just in moderation. >> inventor. perfect slice bakeware. it allows precise portions and endsless options. >> good to have you here. >> good to be here. telling us about it. how does it work? >> well, this is a portion-controlled baking system, and i invented this for several reasons. one, i had just moved from texas to michigan with my 13-year-old daughter, and i don't recommend doing that. and i was throwing parties all coming,

clippers coach doc rivers arguing the call. that to the game.amal type it again to get a double overtime. 13 seconds left. chantal patrick drives in the layout. let's go on to win a wild one. send in the clippers to their third consecutive loss. new orleans with the lakers. there is no stopping anthony davis. goes off the glass and then he buries the three-pointer. finally she has a tough baseline runner. 41 points as the pelicans win big 105 reporter: ada. lebron james in the caps-off to the best 16 game starter in franchise history. the locking to play the box up by three. he spends at home. the cavs up 53rd quarter. he steals the show. the two handed throwdown and then he runs a break for a metric used break for it mr. hughes said. fourth-quarter gross up in the box when it won 18-101. >> al chaump has treasury and commerce secretary. we will tell you who as well as president-elect broke bread with former rival mitt romney. >> we had another discussion about affairs around the world and these discussions i've had with him have been in lightni

where's doc? >> you forgotten that i were with you? >> no, no! i know that you-- [ laughter ] no, i know you're with us. >> oh, yes. >> but i get confused is when i know doc is-- but you come out here and put on a brown suit and lead the band. [ laughter ] is doc doing a concert or something? >> yes, he is. in phoenix. >> in phoenix? that's right. doc is, i think, the resident conductor of the phoenix pops orchestra. isn't that true? >> correct. >> do you ever get a gig like that? >> not yet, no. >> not yet. [ laughter ] tommy spent the whole day down at jc penny's in the valley hoping to get a look at princess diana. [ laughter ] see, lot of people on the staff like freddie and bobby quinn get invited to these celebrity golf tournaments-- tommy got one today. an invitation to play in the weekend golf at the lion country safari. [ laughter ] anyway, i welcome you to burbank. the burbank chamber of commerce gets a little edgy when i do jokes about burbank. but they have a nice sense of humor. it is an older community. how old is it? well, let me t

take a look at this, doc. one of the earliest muscle cars ever made. imagine: northern california late 20th century. you're cruising up highway 1. the woofers are pounding. the wind is whipping through your hair. medieval safety constraints internal combustion system producing lethal levels of carbon monoxide. this may be just what you need to get you back to sick bay. i should have known this wouldn't interest you. it's too much fun. this isn't about fun, mr. paris. serving in sick bay is a privilege. i'd expect you to realize that. oh, i do. i'll be there. soon. janeway: lieutenant paris, report to the bridge immediately. (sighs) i'm on my way. somebody call for a driver? take your station, tom. anything on scan, harry? kim: i'm picking up another spatial distortion 2,000 kilometers away. chakotay: source? i have no idea. it looks like space is folding in on itself. one occupant aboard. captain, it looks like that ship is being powered by a coaxial warp drive. coaxial what? it's a hypothetical propulsion system. starfleet engineers have been dreaming

doc rivers goes nuts. gets ejected from this game. not happy.

uh, doc. doc. doc, of course. [ laughter ] i-i am forgetting. i am forgetting! they were right. i'm forgetting >> take your time. .hank you. >> thank you, everybody. [ applause ] ? happy birthda you ? happy birthday to you ? ?py birday dear freddy ? ? happy birthday to you ? >> yeah! [ applause ] >> yeah! wow! wow. wow. boy, what a-- [ cheering ] >> great. >> what a budget we laid out, for noisemakers. [ laughter] one roll of confetti and a cap gu bang! zoom!at'st. you're welcome!an. uh, we wilbe back, with johlatte- i'm remembering-- y griffith, [ music [ applause ] [ cheering ]ght. john larroquette is a talented a. he's won four emmy's, for his work on the tv ser "night court." he's also in a new motion picture called "tune in tomorrow," which, i guess, is on, as they say, in theaters near you. or not too far from you. which c-- arou corher. i dunno where they are. would you welcome arro lette? [ music ] [ applause ] >> ooh. scary. >> scary. scary. >> isn't it, though? it's a very interesting, um-- >> it's almost--nge look. [ laughter ] >> now, actually, you could go anywher w

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the minute doc mccoy gets there, send him through. aye, aye, sir. pity! the thousands... devils! eternity ends... the chamber of the ages... the altar of tomorrow! spock: murderers! stop them! kill! monsters! what in the name of... what is spock doing? it's wounded--badly. you've got to help it. help that? go take a look. spock: the end of life... you can't be serious. that thing is virtually made out of stone! help it. treat it. i'm a doctor, not a bricklayer. you're a healer. there's a patient. that's an order. mr. spock... the mechanism. understood. is the end of life... eternity stops... go out... to the chamber... of the ages. cry for the children. walk carefully in the vault of tomorrow. go. go. sadness. sadness... for the end of things. go... into the tunnel. there is a passageway. quickly, quickly. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv id f

thanks for the vote of confidence, doc. the hunt was good. impressive. voyager has 15 decks a crew of 152 warp and impulse engines. i want to see. someday, perhaps. tell me about you there. i am the chief tactical officer. what else? can you be more specific? your duties, uh... where you sleep? what you eat? music? because it is you. when i first met her she wouldn't even look at me but she warmed up after, oh... three years. the longest flirtation in starfleet history. ( chuckling ): no kidding. she sounds... fascinating. i just hope i see her again. you must really... bot yah jouton. love her very much. yeah. more spiders? oh, no, thank you. three's my limit. i will assist you. good night, doc. she likes you. she has been alone for many years. she appreciates our company. e likes you. what are you implying? oh, come on, tuvok. you may be cold, but you're not blind. need i remind you that i am married? your wife is 50,000 light-years away in a different layer of space. the chances of you ever seeing her again are practically nonexistent. what are you do

they go 4-1 on the homestand. >>> doc rivers and the clip in other words brooklyn.s 39-year-old paul pierce. without authority. and then he gives him cpr. because he needs it. get up, old man. and it's hilarious. clippers inbounding here. doc rivers goes nuts. gets ejected from this game. not happy. jamal crawford down three. tied and the clips lose to the gets, one more basket. 127-122 the ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> out of time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, benedict cumberbatch, isla fisher, "this

>> hey, it's perfect, doc, perfect. >> oh, i'm not an artist. hey, frank, cisco kid and pancho are headed this way. >> oh-- i'm gettin' ouof here. >> come back here, you'll run right into 'em, you fool. >> they're on your trail? >> yeah, but they don't know i spotted 'em. >> and you led 'em here? why-- >> save it, frank. i knew what i was doing. i brought 'em here for just one rereon: so they could walk into a trap. >> hey, duke. there's a couple of riders comin' up the trail. >> that's thememow. marty, get around to the side of the barn. frank, you get in the house and cover 'em from there. i'll watch the doooo >> what about me? >> ahh, go paint your horses. >> yes, yes, paint the horses, paint the horses... no, i'm gettin' out of here! >> gypsy must be in that barn over there. pancho, you stay here while i have a look. i'm gonna circle around. well, gypsy, it t oks like somebody did a very good dyeing job on you. ?? don't be nervous, girl. come on out here. go on. [clattering] [grunting] ?? >> hold it. ?? [gruntinin >> hombre! [moaning] >> wel

you know better than that doc. i know what's gonna happen when the people of this town een year old boy. he wouldn't stop. for all i know he could of left a dead man in the room he just walked out of. or what he was. yah could have waited till you found out. well i know a lot of men who've waited till they found out. some afternoon you wanna take a walk i'll show you their headstones. if he had nothing to worry about he shouldn't havavrun. maybe he was scared. courts will do that. right now we got a more pressing problem. who's gonna tell his family? ?? well sometimes i wonder, who carried the dirt in this town before i came. the york farm was just east of porter. ten acres of rocky sand that produced nothing but empty stomachs and back aches. the thirtytyinute ride from town got hoby there at five o'clock in the morning. (bell rings) yeah? mrs. york? what is it you want? may i, uh, talk to you? man's voice: who is it summer? i'll be right there. plplse get outta here. is that your husband? man: who's out there sum

oh, hello, doc. two things. first, i want to congratulate you on the job you did for the community chest. well, now, thank you. and make sure you'll be at the men's club luncheon tomorrow. no, no. i'm afraid not this time. see, i've been working pretty hard, night and day you might say, and i thought i'd go up to the lake for a few days. oh. well, heaven knows you deserve it, but i thought you'd be there because of the mitchells. the mitchells? yes. of course you know they're moving away you must be joking. that must be the secret dennis was talking about. hmm. the mitchells going away. well, that's one luncheon i'm going to hate to miss. yeah, too bad. we thought maybe you'd stand up and say a few words and farewell for all of us, you know. a speech? as only you can do, george. well... well... we can change our plans. yes, i guess we could. all right, i'll do it. i knew you wouldn't let us down, george. little dennis moving all the way to new york. yes. well, i thank you both very much and i'm sorry i broke int

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