just so long as i kill tarzan. ? tarzan...tarzan! welcome home, funny-face. tarzan, it was a good school, i learned a lot of things. really? wait 'till i tell you all the things i learned! cheeta! cheeta, i've learned all kinds of things, just wait 'till i tell you all the things thahai learned. i've learned about math, and words, and all kindndof things. as soon as we get home, i'll show you them. jai, i'm afraid we're not going home yet. i know that, son... a friend of mine's in trouble. well you can teach old cheeta those things right here, can't you? you don't have to wait 'till you get home. but tarzan... jai! i want you to stay here, understood? okay, tarzan. ? come on, cheeta, i'll teach you a game i learned at school! ? i kick the ball to you and you kick it back! don't throw it, kick it! you try to keep me from making a goal. pay attention, cheeta! ? that's the police, looking for us. yeah, i'd give a lot to be up in one of them silver birds right now. them things ain't safe. ain't safe, that's a good one, that is, you're funny. i suppose this bloomi

-well for one, there's tarzan. -tarzan? yes, he's the sort of fellow who makes everything his business, a very irregular type. well tarzan, whoever he is, is your problem, mr. harrington. i don't want to get involved in-- i assume that you would like to cash that check. well, i did not say that your son would not be deported. it's merely a question of time. you don't have any time. you have 'till tomorrow night. then, i shall take other steps. good day, mr. harrington. but-- ? a'am, i am. i'm mrs. w wson. well, how do you do, mrs., wil-- i want to talk to you. it appears that you've encouraged my son to remain in africa. yes, ma'am, i have. a doctor's needed here. can't you see that richard is not equipped to live in this insufferable place? he's leaeaing, mrs. wilson. i, of course, understand your feelings about it. do you? do you understand that f f 30 years this country has deprived me of my right to be a wife? i will not be deprived of my right to be a mother. mrs. wilson, a lionessss l. and she fights for them fiercely

tarzan said the deportation order is not legal. tarzan is in jail. you must obey the order or suffer the consequences. that is the law. that is not the law. tarzan said there must be-- don't speak to me of tarzan, old man. the young doctor must leave. no. you defy me? you defy the law? of the umbgambi people. but you, zwengi, i defy. we no longer accept you as chief. we, for whom do you speak? men who will fight. i do have followers, kanzuma. we do not accept you unless the doctor leaves, or we will make war against you. ? -i will stay. -no, richard. he will stay. then we are at war. you will see all your old wawaiors fall without tarzan to help you. ? this was as the great doctor who has been taken from us woululhave it. but he would also have us live as men. our good friend tarzan has been locked away from us. we must fight without him. zwengi will attack as an evil spirit in the dark of night. we must fight. ? richard, do you realize that those drums mean war? yes, i do. people are going to be killed. to stop it. perhaps, mother, but awarding figh

m'kono, tarzan's coming. tarzan, you have come from my village. yes m'kono, i'm sorry. the police are on their way. it is my affair. it was my wife and my son who were shot down. we understand your grief, m'kono, believe me, we do, but this is a matter for the police. go back to your village. when i can stop my tears with the blood of the murderers, then i will go back to my village. helmut, where's your father? ? helmut? ? something happen to your father? ? wolvner, now you've managed to make murderers of us all. that's not quite true. always hiding, never sure when the force of justice would track him down. you call what you did justice? no, my dear, i never delude myself. you, your brother, myself, we want things, things that cost. you didn't really expect that $1,000,000 would fall into our laps. you were supposed to get the boy! all over this jungle. we must get out of here. with steuer dead, only the boy can tell us where the bonds are hidden. i saw the boy. he went with tarzan, after they buried steuer. there must be a place, somewhere near here, where tarzan wou

maybe you never heard of tarzan in these parts. -tarzan. -mm-hmm. i'll see you later. not so fast, not so fast. suppose you tell me what it's all about? ya know, first i hear tell how you fixed it up ignorant savage friends? well, that crazy mcleod went right straight to the government. they're even sending troops up to a place that's been deserted for years just to o lp out those poor pilgrims. now you know why i hired you to deliver those supplies like i promised. you bet i understand, you...even when everything done looked just okay, did you swindle somebody maybe? like them bawallas who don't even know what they're putting their "x" on! ? or is it mcleod himself you cheated! i never thought those pilgrims would ever get this far. i tell you this, o'keefe, they've got to be stopped. and stopped for good. or we'll all be dead. all of us. well, i did my part. i put plenty of sand in their gasoline, and iron filings in their oil! ? threw a rod right through the plug just like the others. guess we start walking. and sort out this load, leave the heavy stuff behind. but

we'd better do what tarzan said. young man, there's only one person in this world who's ever bossed me around and he's dead. now you hand me those things ed under the blankets. we're gonna stay right here. while you folks were loading up last night, hank and i borrowed a few rifles. guns, rosie, us? you listen to me, all of you. if love is worth anything, it's worth fighting for, isn't it? rosie's right. why do you think chigger is dead? if he hadn't turned his back. only i'd listened to him. ? i'll take one of those, hank. ? but, rosie, the prophet said... we're going to get there and nobody's gonna stop us. just grazed him. you are still alive. these are the buwallas. are you likui their chief? i am chief. how many men do you have? i will speak, you will listen. when i spoke with you before, by the river, you close your ears to me. now you have brought death to our life. your people did the killing. will speak. you have brought strange people here. in the time of my grandfather, in the time when the buwallas were a

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i think they grow up, with plant uh, sort of not tarzan. >> right. >> not like your scuba diving-- >> now, i put a greenhouse in, at our house. >> you did? >> my wife wanted a greenhouse. >> ugh! that's worse than having-- plan babysitters. have you ever tried to get a greenhouse sitter? >> whaddya mean? you have to-- >> when you go away. >> w-well, whaddya mean? >> you never go away? >> well, yes, frequently. why? >> then, what happens to the greenhouse? 'cause that's very difficult. you get-- you can't get-- no two people manage their plants the same way. >> i never thought of that. now, wait, a moment. can't we leave, and w-- doesn't the greenhouse stay there, and the plants just do what they do? stays there, unless your crime problem is worse than ours, in the east. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> but the, uh, plants will not just stay there. >> i never thought o' that. >> they'll sort of just-- >> in other words, somebody has to care for them, and water them, every day, and-- >> yes. yes, and somebody has to open the vents-- unless you've got mechanical ones-- >> i don't have-- >> in wh

you recognize the kid, tarzan? that's your little friend, jai! ? go back, tarzan!

there's enough niggers in here to make a tarzan movie! [all shouting at once] order! order in this courtroom! mr. sanford, i suggest you write your congressman or the newspapers to express your views. well, listen, judge. a courtroom is where you come to get justice, ain't it? and that's what i'm looking for, is justice. and i demand justice! [all shouting at once] now, another demonstration like that, and i'll clear the courtroom. you two, stand before the bench. lamont: uh-oh. i have taken into consideration the testimony in this case and have reached a decision. it seems to me that you're a pretty conscientious young man. and taking into consideration the 2 hazards confronting you, you acted with reasonable judgment. i find you not guilty and order this case dismissed. hey! order. hey, son, i defended you real good, didn't i? and judge, if i hadn't spoke up for our rights like i did, you would have found him guilty, wouldn't you? wouldn't you judge, right? wrong. huh? because i've also come to a decision about you. who, me? yes, you. i have no choice but to find yo

i've just redecorated the attic, and it's scamp city and totally taste-free. [ imitating tarzan yell ] [ singing ] what do you think? well, what can i say except it's you. you like my bed? you sleep on that? it's not bad once you get the hang of it. ar ar ar ar ar. now, i must say i've never seen a lamp sticking out of the wall quite like that. i like to read in bed. well, mork, this place certainly is designed for your kind of living. what an interesting wall covering. it's grass. mork, why do you have grass on your wall? here -- here's my footstool. that's a great idea -- a footstool shaped like a foot. wait till you see the end tables i've ordered. well, mork, i think you've done a fabulous job. it looks really good. [ electronic blip ] what's this? it looks like some sort of a calculator. it's not a calculator. it's an orkan age machine. it's a small computer designed to alter our brain waves so we can achieve any age we want. why would you want to do that? 're suffering from tension, you set it for a certain age. it's like a vacation -- kind of like our version of "fantasy islan

[ bellows like tarzan ] blay bobay! are you all right? certainly. [ high-pitched voice ] here's to daddy, a hell of a sweetheart! waay! oh, wow, surf's up! ha ha ha ha! ah. [ deep voice ] oh, no! what's the matter? i think i'm getting bazerb. the carbonation hits my bloodstream, and i get ort-faced. oh, meelay moogay. aaaaaah! i'm going home, mama. waah! are you all right? hey, don't take away my gusto. come here! oh, help me! i'm melting! ha ha ha. ? dun dun dun ? ? dun da dun da du-- ? oh, god. i can't believe this is ha-- i got to sober you up. come on, calm down. [ doorbell rings ] mr. mcconnell: mindy! i'll get it. no! shh, shh. you got to hide. a moose. no. shh, shh. shh! whoa, stairway to the stars! shh. oh, uh... oh, hello, daddy. but mork called, and i kind of got to thinking about the way i acted. i was out of line and i want to apologize. oh, daddy, you don't have to apologize. you don't have to say another thing. well, i know i didn't have to, but i wanted to. you know, it's not easy being a father, mindy. someday you'll be a

max: earlier this year, -- was producing movies about batman and tarzan.nthony scaramouche he was working on a tv show to bring back wall street from the 1970's. tom barrick was putting together sell miramax and less than a year later, those things, these guys are part of the group of the financiers and investors who are now perched in a position to have great power. these are the people who could become treasury secretary or the national economic council. these are people who will have immense power and the reality is america knows very little about them. minutian comes from goldman sachs. carol: we think about the folks that end up being treasury secretary and they are traditional big bankers and wall street. when you think about hillary clinton, maybe they were associated with her. guest: hillary clinton was so famous and probably so hated for ties to wall street. at the end of the day, i'm not sure clinton would have been able to put in one of her friends from wall street and she has many. i'm not sure she would have been able to put in one of her frie

i mean it's right here at our fingers tips sue tarzan with tampa hillsborough express authority. this is sexy side. like you said. this definitely sexy side of roads. but having an autonomous automated vehicles in our city is absolutely a cool thing. >> now, over the four years that you guys have done this your fourth year for summit how much have you seen? the growth i'm sure >> it's been very interesting. i mean you see lot of growth but what you really sees sea is you see things that were you know a theory or start to be put into a discussion four years ago into the cars today. that's how fast this technology is moving. it's at light speed. now we're talking about, we've got car that will take us from a to b. car you're look right now.pthis technology where the car's talked to each other. communicate with each other. let other cars know for instance the sear serious situation where you're talking about with deputy kotfila who turned in front of that car in front on coming car lost his life. this would prevent that. right? it warned cars there was wrong-way driver. absolutely.

i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry mooreand dance and be funny. [ laughter ] >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "carol burnett show" and i think, god, damn, they're funny. there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey, remember? >> you never went to bed -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool back stage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far he could get along in the sketch before he broke up. >> novocaine. okay here. novocaine. take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. right. [ laughter ] >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was not going to be what they expected. [ laughter ] >> when they

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and as for tarzan's mother. - not like look on face. - shad. - only change face a little. - no. can you do anything for her? - one lives in hope, sir. what size is madame? - i don't know what size is madame, shad is this size. when shad sits, she this size. would you walk this way, please. - shad try. - we'll try this one. in there please. - oh yes, known them for a million years. - now you just leave everything to me, sir, it is our proud boast that we can outfit anyone properly. - there they are. - well, almost anyone. - i'm sure this new dress will improve her appearance. - so would a traffic accident. - well i never. - frankly, i never have either. (screaming) - stick gronk with pin! - shad help! - [mac] no, shad, wait. - where they go? breer not want miss fun! john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. that's 50x faster than dsl. this int

[tarzan yell] shh. be quiet. uh, jeannie. jeannie what? jeannie'll change him back. that's the answer-- but jeannie isn't here. well, she will be. whenever i'm in trouble, i just concentrate on her, and she comes to me. now, i gotta concentrate. ahem. jeannie. jeannie. would you like some coffee? i cannot hear you. would you like some coffee? yeah, it's no use, roge. you mean your friend's not gonna change me back again. yeah, that's right. come on, let's go. roger: wait a minute. hey! wait for me. do you hear something? no. i thought i heard someone calling my name. oh, yes. there's one in the other room. oh. i'll get it. please do not bother. the first thing i'm gonna do is move in with you. i'm a lot of laughs once you get to know me. boy, we'll really be swinging. at the end of a noose. what? nothing. sam, you wouldn't want to hold up the space program, would you? . all you have to do is call dr. bellows and tell him who i am. he's got you there. hey. what do you say we all go nightclubbing? someplace where they got a lot of swinging chicks. zowie. [intercom buzz

uh, sort of not tarzan. >> rig >> now, i put a greenhouse in, at our house. >> you did? >> my wife wanted a greenhouse. >> ugh! that's worse than having-- plan babysitters. have you ever tried to get a greenhouse sitter? >> whaddya mean? you have to-- >> when you go away. >> w-well, whaddya mean? >> you never go away? >> well, yes, frequently. why? >> then, what happens to the greenhouse? 'cause that's very difficult. you get-- you can't get-- no two people manage their plants the same way. >> i never thought of that. now, wait, a moment. can't we leave, and w-- doesn't the greenhouse stay there, and the plants just do what they do? >> greenhouse probably stays there, unless your crime problem is worse than ours, >> but the, uh, plants will not just stay there. >> i never thought o' that. >> they'll sort of just-- >> in other words, somebody has to care for them, and water them, every day, and-- >> yes. yes, and somebody has to open the vents-- unless you've got mechanical ones-- >> i don't have-- >> in which case, they'll break down, when you're away, 'cause that's an e

lily collins revealed on harry connick's show a song we know and love, "you'll be in my heart" from "tarzan" in 1999 was written for her as a lullaby as a baby and went on, of course, to win an oscar and golden globe and, oh, a grammy for best soundtrack album. [ cheers and applause ] just got to say that is -- that's a lullaby. that is a good night song. very sweet. lots of little fun factoids. birthday nuggets for you. >> that's true. thank you. >>> robin, in san francisco, get ready for some turkey that help you lose weight. >> what? >> take a look at this map. that is a running route through the city. >> oh, no. >> no joke. no joke. >> come on. >> the fourth annual turkey ride, complete with feathers, a beak and a thanksgiving hat, a took on the challenge along with four friends, and said the hardest part was the turkey's wing. he tracked the route on his gps, that cool map you saw proves it. it even has the red thing which -- >> the bobber. >> no, it's -- what is it called? we looked it up? it's not a dangle participle. it is not. >> studio full of people. nobody knows what that's call

withple of big films sully, tarzan and suicide squad. just good, strong growth, all-around. wrong with those sub fees? there are contracts negotiated out years ahead. tim: every time you see a nice big number, and it was about a point higher than we were estimating. we know that the contracts are in place, and we know what it should look like. they mention the release that there was some decline but no number given. we know from discovery that there was about a 2% decline, in the quarter. it should not come as a real surprise, but it is nice to see a nice, chunky number like that on the pricing. david: the real elephant in the corner is the at&t deal. how are you discounting the probability that will get through and with what kind of restrictions? tim: we were surprised that the stock traded down post the friday close on the rumors of the announcement. the deal was struck at 100 750. the stock is trading in the high 80's. aroundre lots of issues and it is a large transaction with large companies getting together. questions around possible preferential treatment on network de

at tarzan's garage sale? $110?! we need the money for the house. you better take this back before it bites somebody. [ screams ] now, now, wait one minute. what is this? hey, willona, take it easy. this happens to be our down payment on our new house. house? flo? flo -- flo, you found a house? mm-hmm. [ sobs ] i'm happy for you, flo. oh, flo, i'm gonna miss you so much. oh, girl, i'm gonna miss you, too. oh, okay, now, look. tell me about the house. willona, it's just what i always dreamed of. it's got a private backyard where i can grow my own fresh vegetables and then a big kitchen where thelma can cook them. well, well, well. so the evans family is buying a house. bookman, how did you know that? nothing gets past these ears. nothing gets past that stomach either, buffalo butt. so where's this house? 63rd and wilson. mm-hmm, knowing that neighborhood, that house is gonna need a lot of work. just like the projects, huh? when things break down, ain't gonna be nobody to fix it. just like the projects. just last week, i put a brand-new light bulb in

he invested in a lot of movies, everything from "avatar" to "tarzan."f, there is a good chance he played a role in financing it. then he made this amazing deal in california where he bought this bank that had collapsed during the financial crisis and he and his co-investors made a fortune. david: how interested has he been in politics? he described he is not had a stint in washington yet. operate in that role? zach: you're right, he basically zero experience at all in politics. before this campaign he had democrats money to than republicans. but never all that much, he was never deeply involved. what we know is that he talks kind of like a typical conservative. he believes in lower taxes, less government regulation. he called himself and our interviews with him a kind of supply-sider. it sounds like what we will hear from him is a lot more typical republican policies than maybe you would normally associate with donald trump. out,e: i want to point when the treasury secretary comes from wall street the dollar appreciates. do we know anything about what k

sometimes we do a take off on a commercial show, sometimes we just do a sketch like tarzan, no then, once in a while, we do something we think is just plain silly. we did this, now - this ran from - this is april? just two years ago, right? of 1990. it was a eulogy. don't panic. it's a eulogy. watch the monitor. ?? thank you all for coming. i know joe would have been pleased and gratified. joe, as you all are aware, was one of the finest editors we've ever had at roget's thesaurus. [ laughter ] probably the best thesaurus man in the country. he was the finest. the top. the number one man. [ laughter ] he said to me once, "bob, robert, bobby, " [ laughter ] "after i'm gone, i'd like you to say a few words to my friends. my pals, chums, comrades, buddies." [ laughter ] the thesaurus writer's job, as you know, is not an easy one. it's hard, difficult, tough, strenuous, demanding, laborious. at times, the pressure can be unbearable, intolerable, unendurable. [ laughter ] but joe did a great job and that's why i'm so sorry that he's passed away. but, he's in a happier place. he's among th