1. I told you before
I didn't want you to read this crap.Copy !req
2. I never saw such rotten
crap in my life.Copy !req
3. Where do you get this shit?
Who sells it to you?Copy !req
4. I'm talking to you, young man. You
wanna answer me when I'm talking to you.Copy !req
5. Remember who puts the frigging bread
on the table around here, don't you?Copy !req
6. Stan, don't be too hard
on him, all the kids read them.Copy !req
7. My boy isn't all the kids.Copy !req
8. You wanna know
where this is going, Billy?Copy !req
9. In the garbage.
Right into the frigging garbage.Copy !req
10. Now, you got any smart mouth
about that?Copy !req
11. I don't see how it's any worse
than the books you keep in your dresser.Copy !req
12. Those ones under your underwear,
those sex books.Copy !req
13. - Stan, you didn't have to—
- Hit him?Copy !req
14. Not only do I find out he's reading this crap,
he's a goddamn little snoop as well.Copy !req
15. No, it wasn't like that!Copy !req
16. You said for me to get your cuff links.
It was on Sunday.Copy !req
17. The windows are open downstairs,
I better go down and close them.Copy !req
18. - The rain will get in.
- No, I'll do it.Copy !req
19. I got some garbage
I wanna throw away.Copy !req
20. Daddy, please don't
throw it away. I'm sorry.Copy !req
21. The next time, young man, I find you with
a worthless piece of shit like this again...Copy !req
22. you won't sit down
for a week, buddy boy.Copy !req
23. Remember that.Copy !req
24. Tuck in.Copy !req
25. That takes care of that.Copy !req
26. Stan, don't you think you were...Copy !req
27. a little hard on him?Copy !req
28. Did you see that crap?
All that horror crap?Copy !req
29. Things coming out of crates
and eating people?Copy !req
30. Dead people coming back to life?
People turning into weeds, for chrissake?Copy !req
31. - Well, yes, I did, but I—
- Well, you want him reading that stuff?Copy !req
32. - Well, no, but—
- All right, then.Copy !req
33. I took care of it.Copy !req
34. That's why God
made fathers, babe.Copy !req
35. That's why God made fathers.Copy !req
36. I hope you rot in hell.Copy !req
37. Do you really think she'll
be out, Aunt Sylvia?Copy !req
38. Of course she will, Richard.
You know that.Copy !req
39. You can set your watch by her.
Six o'clock on the dot.Copy !req
40. Pass those scones, Cass.
You're such a hog.Copy !req
41. You married a great hog, Henry.Copy !req
42. But then I suppose you know that,
don't you?Copy !req
43. Our Cass has always had
such extremely healthy appetites.Copy !req
44. Who's coming out, Cass?Copy !req
45. You mean Cass hasn't told you about
dotty old Great-Aunt Bedelia...Copy !req
46. the patriarch of our clan?Copy !req
47. Isn't she the one
that was supposed to have...?Copy !req
48. - Well...
- Supposed to have murdered her father?Copy !req
49. Yes.Copy !req
50. Bedelia is my aunt...Copy !req
51. which means that she's
Richard and Cass' great-aunt...Copy !req
52. which also means
that she's older than God.Copy !req
53. But her father, Nathan Grantham,
was even older and meaner than that.Copy !req
54. All a bunch of dirty vultures...Copy !req
55. just waiting to get
your hands on my money.Copy !req
56. He was hysterically jealous
of Bedelia all his life.Copy !req
57. Complete Freudian relationship.Copy !req
58. Then when he was about 184,
he had a stroke...Copy !req
59. and lucky Bedelia,
she got to nurse him full time.Copy !req
60. Then she met a fella.Copy !req
61. Yes, sir, a real
September courtship.Copy !req
62. September courtship?Copy !req
63. This was October or November
at the very least.Copy !req
64. He was 75. Aunt Bedelia is...?Copy !req
65. Never mind, my dears.Copy !req
66. The point is, Henry, Bedelia
loved her rather elderly beau...Copy !req
67. and her own father
had him murdered.Copy !req
68. Yarbro was the guy's name,
and he supposedly died...Copy !req
69. in a "hunting accident."Copy !req
70. That's what's
on the books, anyway.Copy !req
71. For Bedelia,
it was the last straw.Copy !req
72. She bashed her father's head in
with a marble ashtray.Copy !req
73. So rumor has it.Copy !req
74. Well, however it happened...Copy !req
75. it was good riddance
to some extremely bad rubbish.Copy !req
76. And my lovely niece
and my handsome nephew...Copy !req
77. have very good reasons for
being pleased at old Nathan's death.Copy !req
78. There was no trouble about
the will. Share and share alike.Copy !req
79. And now, every Father's Day,
every single Father's Day since his death...Copy !req
80. for seven long years,
she returns to this house...Copy !req
81. the scene of her crime.Copy !req
82. - Is that—?
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
83. You can almost set
your watch by her.Copy !req
84. Screech to a halt, as they say.Copy !req
85. - Do you think she really did it?
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
86. I know she did it.Copy !req
87. Bedelia was always very unstable,
even when she was much younger.Copy !req
88. And after the death of her gentleman friend,
she grew steadily worse.Copy !req
89. Why Father's Day?Copy !req
90. Because that was the day of the tragedy,
and she is overwhelmed with her own guilt.Copy !req
91. She will go to her father's grave
and meditate for about an hour.Copy !req
92. And then she will come inside...Copy !req
93. and we will all sit down
to a nice baked-ham dinner...Copy !req
94. the three of us—Copy !req
95. Oh, I'm so sorry, Henry. The four of us.Copy !req
96. —who now owe her so very much.Copy !req
97. Where's my cake?Copy !req
98. I want my cake.Copy !req
99. Where's my cake, Bedelia?Copy !req
100. Where's my Father's Day cake?Copy !req
101. I want my cake...Copy !req
102. you dirty bitch.Copy !req
103. I'm going to have it.Copy !req
104. Bedelia!Copy !req
105. It's Father's Day.Copy !req
106. Where's my cake?Copy !req
107. You promised me my cake!Copy !req
108. Bedelia, I'm your father...Copy !req
109. and you're supposed to be
taking care of me.Copy !req
110. I don't hear you.
I said, I don't hear you!Copy !req
111. Bedelia, you bitch!Copy !req
112. What do you think
I've got you here for?Copy !req
113. You're just like all the others.Copy !req
114. You're nothing but
a bunch of vultures.Copy !req
115. Bedelia! I want my cake.Copy !req
116. Bedelia!Copy !req
117. Where's my Father's Day cake?Copy !req
118. Happy Father's Day!Copy !req
119. Don't be stupid.Copy !req
120. Happy Father's Day.Copy !req
121. God, I didn't know
I had it in me.Copy !req
122. I'm your daughter, right?
You bootlegger. Killer, murderer!Copy !req
123. Ungrateful bastard.Copy !req
124. Shouldn't have killed
Peter, you know.Copy !req
125. He was a man, right, a real man.Copy !req
126. See, everything I wanted,
he wanted for me.Copy !req
127. You stupid bastard.
You screwed it all up.Copy !req
128. You screwed up my mother,
you screwed me up.Copy !req
129. You got me so mad,
drove me crazy.Copy !req
130. "I want my cake, Bedelia.
You bitch!"Copy !req
131. You called me a bitch.Copy !req
132. Sylvia fixed it all.Copy !req
133. Ashtray back in place,
chair overturned.Copy !req
134. You took a fall, Daddy,
a bad fall.Copy !req
135. Nobody could catch us, nobody.Copy !req
136. You taught me. You taught Sylvia.
You taught us all.Copy !req
137. It's so peaceful here.Copy !req
138. No! No!Copy !req
139. Where's my cake, Bedelia?Copy !req
140. I want my cake.Copy !req
141. It's Father's Day, Bedelia.Copy !req
142. I want my cake.Copy !req
143. Cass! Cass, turn that down!Copy !req
144. Cass, turn that down
and turn it down right now.Copy !req
145. Shall I glaze
the ham now, ma'am?Copy !req
146. No, Mrs. Danvers,
you'll have to wait.Copy !req
147. Ms. Grantham
has not yet arrived.Copy !req
148. And you will remember that
today is a very special day for her.Copy !req
149. Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
150. - Ain't life grand, Mrs. D.?
- I do hope she's all right.Copy !req
151. Sometimes she loses
track of time.Copy !req
152. Aunt Bedelia?Copy !req
153. Ms. Grantham, are you around?Copy !req
154. Whoa...Copy !req
155. Jesus.Copy !req
156. Where's my cake?Copy !req
157. I want it. It's mine.Copy !req
158. - Where is he?
- My dear, I really couldn't say.Copy !req
159. No doubt he's still out at the grave,
hobnobbing with your Aunt Bedelia...Copy !req
160. getting her side
of the story, I expect.Copy !req
161. Well, I want him. And I
want my dinner. I'm hungry.Copy !req
162. Well, go get him, then.Copy !req
163. You go, Richard.Copy !req
164. He's your husband.
I don't even like him.Copy !req
165. I'll go and get him.Copy !req
166. After all, he's
such a sweet boy.Copy !req
167. Mrs. Danvers? Mrs. D—Copy !req
168. Mrs. Danvers.Copy !req
169. Mrs. Dan—Copy !req
170. I want my cake.Copy !req
171. Where is she?
And where the hell is Hank?Copy !req
172. Go see, Richard. Please? Please?Copy !req
173. Look, my daring sister...Copy !req
174. he is your hick—Copy !req
175. Husband, I mean.
You go look for him.Copy !req
176. Richard, I'm scared,
and it's dark out there.Copy !req
177. Look, I just wanna get
another bottle of wine, okay?Copy !req
178. Please, Richard.Copy !req
179. All right. Come on.Copy !req
180. Come on.Copy !req
181. Are we conserving energy?Copy !req
182. It's Father's Day...Copy !req
183. and I got my cake.Copy !req
184. Oh, my God!Copy !req
185. Happy Father's Day.Copy !req
186. Holy old Jesus.Copy !req
187. That's a meteor. I'd be dipped
in shit if that ain't a meteor.Copy !req
188. Oh, shit!Copy !req
189. I wonder how much they'd pay
for it up at the college?Copy !req
190. I wonder how much
they'd pay for it up at the college?Copy !req
191. Well, damn fine one,
Mr. Verrill.Copy !req
192. Uh-huh.Copy !req
193. How does $50 sound?Copy !req
194. Not a cent less than 200 bucks.Copy !req
195. - Seventy-five?
- Two hundred.Copy !req
196. Anita Verrill
didn't raise no idjits.Copy !req
197. Keep a-countin'.Copy !req
198. Not a cent less than 200.Copy !req
199. My meteor, my price.Copy !req
200. Pay off that bank loan.
That's the ticket.Copy !req
201. Got to cool the
son of a bitch off. Yeah.Copy !req
202. Oh, you done it now,
Jordy Verrill.Copy !req
203. You lunkhead.Copy !req
204. You lunkhead.Copy !req
205. Two hundred dollars?Copy !req
206. For a broken meteor?Copy !req
207. Mr. Verrill, you must be joking.Copy !req
208. I wouldn't give you 2 cents.Copy !req
209. Jordy Verrill, you lunkhead.Copy !req
210. Verrill luck's always in,
and you spell that kind of luck B-A-D.Copy !req
211. Still, I got to try.Copy !req
212. Meteor shit.Copy !req
213. Maybe I can glue it together
in the morning.Copy !req
214. The World Wrestling Federation champion...Copy !req
215. defending his title here
at Madison Square Garden.Copy !req
216. That's Sika, the Samoan
Number 1, in control.Copy !req
217. Oh, a kick nails him. Oh, baby.Copy !req
218. Everything went but the
kitchen sink. Look out.Copy !req
219. That huge 300-pounder
drop kicked right on out.Copy !req
220. Hit to the midsection now,
Backlund reverses it.Copy !req
221. Once again,
it's gone to the buckle.Copy !req
222. Backlund working on the left arm
of Samoan Number 1.Copy !req
223. Hit to the midsection.
Backlund has him up.Copy !req
224. Oh, forget about it.Copy !req
225. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
226. I'm sorry, Mr. Verrill.Copy !req
227. Those fingers have...Copy !req
228. got to come off.Copy !req
229. Uh-oh.Copy !req
230. This is going to be extremely painful...Copy !req
231. Mr. Verrill.Copy !req
232. Oh, Jordy Verrill...Copy !req
233. you lunkhead, you been...Copy !req
234. We're gonna try—
No, Backlund behind him.Copy !req
235. Throws him up.Copy !req
236. Pushes back.Copy !req
237. I thought I'd find you up.Copy !req
238. Oh, stop that. Now, don't cry,
this isn't gonna do a bit for you.Copy !req
239. Oh, I'm crying because
Aunt Mattie and Aleck make me so mad.Copy !req
240. Aleck and Aunt Mattie? Fiddlesticks.Copy !req
241. Golly, don't it itch.Copy !req
242. Well, that's
Verrill luck, all right.Copy !req
243. Always in, always bad.Copy !req
244. But there's a difference
between dreaming and doing.Copy !req
245. The dreamers just
sit around and moon...Copy !req
246. about how wonderful it would be
if only things were different.Copy !req
247. The years roll on,
and they grow old.Copy !req
248. By and by, they forget everything,
even about their dreams.Copy !req
249. I don't want to be like that.
I want to be somebody.Copy !req
250. Oh, everyone laughed at us,
as they did at all the other pioneers.Copy !req
251. They said this country
would never be anything but a wilderness.Copy !req
252. We didn't believe that.
We were going to make a new country.Copy !req
253. Besides, we wanted to see
our dreams come true.Copy !req
254. Granny, it must have been wonderful.Copy !req
255. It was wonderful.Copy !req
256. But don't you think for one single minute
that it was easy, Esther Blodgett.Copy !req
257. We burned in summer
and we froze in winter...Copy !req
258. but we kept right on going,
and we didn't complain...Copy !req
259. because we were doing
what we wanted to do.Copy !req
260. Can you understand that?Copy !req
261. No.Copy !req
262. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no.Copy !req
263. No. No.Copy !req
264. There you are, you sucker.
I knowed you was in there someplace.Copy !req
265. The Tristate Ecumenical
Council presents Let There Be Light...Copy !req
266. with Father Martin Burdine.Copy !req
267. Many of you
have made the great breakthrough...Copy !req
268. one giant step,
the faith decision.Copy !req
269. Needed that.Copy !req
270. You then said,
"My troubles are over."Copy !req
271. Not true.Copy !req
272. Look up. Lift up your head.Copy !req
273. You will succeed.Copy !req
274. Be confident of this one thing:Copy !req
275. That God, who has begun
a good thing in you...Copy !req
276. will complete it.Copy !req
277. Prerecorded.Copy !req
278. I'm growing.Copy !req
279. Oh, my God. What a dr—Copy !req
280. Oh, no, not there!Copy !req
281. - Jordy.
- Daddy?Copy !req
282. Jordy.Copy !req
283. But you're dead.Copy !req
284. You've been dead...Copy !req
285. Christ, three years almost.Copy !req
286. You ain't gonna get
into that tub, are you?Copy !req
287. It's the water
that it wants, Jordy.Copy !req
288. Don't you know that?
You get in that water, Jordy...Copy !req
289. you might as well
sign your death warrant.Copy !req
290. I'm a goner already,
Daddy, ain't I?Copy !req
291. I got the stuff
from out of that meteor on me...Copy !req
292. and I'm gone, ain't I?Copy !req
293. Daddy?Copy !req
294. Daddy?Copy !req
295. Ah...Copy !req
296. Oh, better.
Oh, that's lots better. Oh.Copy !req
297. Oh, that's good.Copy !req
298. And now it's time for the Farm Report...Copy !req
299. brought to you
by Grainger Farm Supply...Copy !req
300. the home of all your feed
and farm supplies.Copy !req
301. Grain prices closed mixed
after rising most of the session...Copy !req
302. in reaction
to some of the positive export news.Copy !req
303. Analysts said prices were centered
in the new highs...Copy !req
304. in the late-session selling
by commission houses and local traders...Copy !req
305. who sought to take profits
from the early advances.Copy !req
306. Pork-belly prices and most livestock prices
fell on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.Copy !req
307. In quiet trading, cotton for delivery
this month settled at 63.2 cents a pound.Copy !req
308. Please. Please.Copy !req
309. Please, God...Copy !req
310. let my luck be in...Copy !req
311. just this once.Copy !req
312. Please, God...Copy !req
313. just this once.Copy !req
314. And in today's weather...Copy !req
315. well, not much for the outdoor types,
but you farmers are going to love this.Copy !req
316. The current 30-day forecast...Copy !req
317. released by the U.S.
meteorological station at Portland...Copy !req
318. calls for moderating temperatures
and lots of rain.Copy !req
319. Castle County is going to turn green
so fast in the next month...Copy !req
320. that it's going to be almost miraculous.Copy !req
321. Wentworth?Copy !req
322. All right, all right.Copy !req
323. - Wentworth?
- All right, I said.Copy !req
324. That may work on TV, mister,
but I can bench-press 300 pounds.Copy !req
325. You'd better get your foot out of the door,
or you're gonna lose about half of it.Copy !req
326. Don't call me "mister."Copy !req
327. You know damn well who I am,
so let's not play any games, huh?Copy !req
328. - Come on, get out of here.
- Listen to me, Harry, and listen carefully.Copy !req
329. Unless you let me in and talk to me,
something very nasty...Copy !req
330. is going to happen to Rebecca.Copy !req
331. So nasty that your little mind
can barely conceive of it.Copy !req
332. You found out. All right.Copy !req
333. Becky and I were gonna sit down
and tell you pretty soon anyway.Copy !req
334. You know, some of
these cables are loose, Harry?Copy !req
335. I'm surprised you didn't notice a change
in the quality of your picture.Copy !req
336. You know, you ought to be grateful to us,
you know that?Copy !req
337. I mean, if you ever loved her,
you don't now.Copy !req
338. There won't be any alimony,
none of that community-property shit.Copy !req
339. She just wants out.Copy !req
340. Well, I don't know whether I ever loved her
or not, Harry. That doesn't matter.Copy !req
341. The point is, I keep what is mine.
No exception to that rule, ever.Copy !req
342. No exceptions, Harry. Never.Copy !req
343. What did you mean when you said
something nasty was gonna happen?Copy !req
344. You really should take better care
of this equipment.Copy !req
345. At least get a maintenance cartridge,
and dust off the heads.Copy !req
346. Talk to me right now.Copy !req
347. Take your hand off me,
right now.Copy !req
348. All right, fine.Copy !req
349. Got something
I want you to hear.Copy !req
350. Harry, he's got me in...Copy !req
351. Please come. Please.Copy !req
352. He's got me in...Copy !req
353. If you don't come, the...Copy !req
354. Please, Harry. Please come.Copy !req
355. I had to stop it there,
I couldn't bear to record any more.Copy !req
356. What have you done with her?Copy !req
357. Talk to me, you son of a bitch,
or I'm gonna kill you.Copy !req
358. You kill me and you'll never find out.
Now, don't get naughty, Harry.Copy !req
359. If I fall down on this floor
and hit my head on that hard marble...Copy !req
360. why, I could fracture my skull.Copy !req
361. - Fine with me.
- And then you'll never know.Copy !req
362. And believe me, Mr. True-Love,
you'll want to know.Copy !req
363. Because by 11 this morning,
it's gonna be too late.Copy !req
364. I love the ocean,
except when the tide is out.Copy !req
365. Then it has that
kind of rotten smell.Copy !req
366. I just don't understand
what you're trying to prove.Copy !req
367. I'm not trying to prove a thing.Copy !req
368. It may be, on some subjects,
that I'm not entirely sane.Copy !req
369. The subject of what is mine, for example,
I am not sane at all.Copy !req
370. Now, this is Comfort Point,
and I call my beach house Comfort Station.Copy !req
371. - Is that camp or kitsch, Harry?
- It's stupid.Copy !req
372. Unkind, Harry, unkind.Copy !req
373. Well, I won't hold it against you.Copy !req
374. Come on, up this way.Copy !req
375. Harry, the maiden fair is waiting
for her knight in shining corduroy.Copy !req
376. Come on.Copy !req
377. Harry, here's something
I think you'll find interesting.Copy !req
378. You see that down there?Copy !req
379. Is that...?Copy !req
380. What?Copy !req
381. The burial mound
of my lady fair?Copy !req
382. Oh, m—Copy !req
383. Could be.Copy !req
384. You notice
how the water creeps in?Copy !req
385. Even when the tide's out,
the water creeps in.Copy !req
386. I don't know what the hell
you think you're—Copy !req
387. Now, look.Copy !req
388. This has gone
just about far enough.Copy !req
389. No, Harry,
not nearly far enough.Copy !req
390. Now, if you're thinking
of becoming a hero...Copy !req
391. I suggest that you remember
the lady fair.Copy !req
392. Jump into that hole.Copy !req
393. - No.
- Then you force me to shoot you, Harry.Copy !req
394. Sorry.Copy !req
395. Good boy, Harry. Good boy.Copy !req
396. Now, Harry,
I want you to kneel down...Copy !req
397. and start pulling the sand into the hole.Copy !req
398. Uh-uh. No way.
Go ahead, shoot me if you want to.Copy !req
399. - You're not gonna bury me alive.
- Not a bad idea.Copy !req
400. Not exactly what I
had in mind, though.Copy !req
401. All I wanna do is incapacitate you.
Then you can see Becky.Copy !req
402. I don't believe you.Copy !req
403. I always keep
my promises, Harry.Copy !req
404. And I do have the gun, don't I?Copy !req
405. - Help!
- Yell all you want, Harry.Copy !req
406. Comfort Point is
very private. I own it all.Copy !req
407. Help! Help! Help!Copy !req
408. Help!Copy !req
409. Nobody's gonna hear you, Harry.Copy !req
410. Nobody's gonna hear anything.Copy !req
411. Now, do what I told you.Copy !req
412. There.Copy !req
413. Sort of like being buried
in wet cement, huh?Copy !req
414. Can't move your arms.Copy !req
415. Don't have any leverage.Copy !req
416. Go ahead, Harry, try to move.Copy !req
417. You know, I could really...Copy !req
418. cover you all the way up,
couldn't I, Harry?Copy !req
419. I could make Harry all gone.Copy !req
420. Oh, no. No, no, no.
I wouldn't do that.Copy !req
421. Here, let me get that.Copy !req
422. Get that out of you.
There you are. That's good.Copy !req
423. No, I keep my promises.Copy !req
424. Oh, Jesus. Get out.Copy !req
425. Get out of here.
Just— Richard!Copy !req
426. Richard, would you
get it out of here?Copy !req
427. Well...Copy !req
428. found a friend, Harry?Copy !req
429. Hey, come on, Richard.
Get it out of here.Copy !req
430. He's just
getting revenge, Harry...Copy !req
431. for all the relatives of his that you ate,
baked and stuffed, at Ma Maison.Copy !req
432. Bad fellow, you.
Oh, you bad fellow. Go on.Copy !req
433. Get out of there.Copy !req
434. Money. Look, I have money.Copy !req
435. I'll give you anything.
Just get me out of this hole, all right?Copy !req
436. Well, I have
something here, Harry.Copy !req
437. Take your mind off of it.Copy !req
438. - Come on, Richard, please—
- It's showtime.Copy !req
439. Oh, my— Becky?Copy !req
440. Isn't that great video?
I love this stuff.Copy !req
441. Now, just look at the quality
of that picture, Harry.Copy !req
442. - Somebody!
- Becky.Copy !req
443. - No.
- Becky!Copy !req
444. Can't hear you.Copy !req
445. I'm sorry. She lost a coin toss.
I had to bury her further down the beach.Copy !req
446. Couldn't even leave her a monitor,
it would have shorted out by now.Copy !req
447. No, no, no. No, that's a trick.
You son of a bitch!Copy !req
448. That's some kind of
special-effects trick, isn't it?Copy !req
449. If you'll just take a look
at the VCR back there...Copy !req
450. Oh, I'm sorry,
you can't turn your head.Copy !req
451. Let me assure you, Harry,
the VCR is not on "play," it's on "record."Copy !req
452. I'm gonna save this stuff.Copy !req
453. The two of you
are part of my home movies.Copy !req
454. You're insane.Copy !req
455. Won't be long now,
huh? Not long at all.Copy !req
456. Oh, my God.Copy !req
457. You are insane.Copy !req
458. I promised that you'd see Becky again.
I kept my promise. Is that insane?Copy !req
459. Oh, you bastard. You bastard.Copy !req
460. There's a chance
you can get out of this, Harry.Copy !req
461. The tide might even set you free. It depends
on how long you keep your cool...Copy !req
462. how long you hold your breath,
you see, Harry.Copy !req
463. The water's so cold, so salty.Copy !req
464. You're underneath,
and you're holding your breath...Copy !req
465. waiting for that wave covering you
to go back out...Copy !req
466. so you can snatch a quick breath...Copy !req
467. before the next wave comes in.Copy !req
468. Now, you've got a chance, Harry,
if you don't lose your head.Copy !req
469. - Now, it looks like she's losing hers.
- Oh, God, no!Copy !req
470. Feel how hard
your heart is beating, Harry?Copy !req
471. How fast?Copy !req
472. Now, that's gonna make it harder
for you to hold your breath, isn't it?Copy !req
473. Oh, God.Copy !req
474. Oh, the tide.Copy !req
475. Coming in.Copy !req
476. It's getting late, Harry.Copy !req
477. - Guess I'll have to trot along now.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.Copy !req
478. No. You enjoy the show.Copy !req
479. At least until the monitor
shorts out.Copy !req
480. All right, come on, come on.
Stop it, stop it, stop it!Copy !req
481. Sorry, Harry.
I really can't stay.Copy !req
482. - Come on. Come back here, Richard.
- Oh, God.Copy !req
483. Come on, Richard!Copy !req
484. Come on, Richard, please!Copy !req
485. Oh, God.Copy !req
486. Harry. Harry.Copy !req
487. No, no.Copy !req
488. Oh, no! No! No!Copy !req
489. No, no, no.Copy !req
490. God, no, no, no.Copy !req
491. Oh, my God.Copy !req
492. Richard.Copy !req
493. I'm gonna get you.
You hear me, Richard?Copy !req
494. You hear me, Richard?
I'm gonna get you.Copy !req
495. You've gotta hold
your breath there, Harry.Copy !req
496. Gotta hold your breath.Copy !req
497. The current pulled him out.Copy !req
498. That's what happened, all right.Copy !req
499. The current pulled him out.
He's gone.Copy !req
500. Richard.Copy !req
501. Never mind where I told you to stand,
you stand where I tell you.Copy !req
502. Kid's so dumb,
he doesn't know what time it is.Copy !req
503. - By the way, what time is it?
- I don't know.Copy !req
504. Stand here and
keep your eye on the ball.Copy !req
505. Now, let me see, where is...?Copy !req
506. Boy, if that damn maid has been
moving my stuff again, I swear I'll—Copy !req
507. Richard.Copy !req
508. Undertow has carried them away.Copy !req
509. Saved me the trouble.Copy !req
510. Come off it.Copy !req
511. No need to get jumpy.Copy !req
512. They're all gone.Copy !req
513. Blub, blub, blub,
blub, blub, blub, blub.Copy !req
514. Who's out there?Copy !req
515. Wentworth?Copy !req
516. That you, Wentworth?Copy !req
517. May I remind you, dear boy,
I have the gun?Copy !req
518. Wentworth?Copy !req
519. I suggest you get out of here...Copy !req
520. or I'll shoot you.Copy !req
521. Fair warning.Copy !req
522. Wentworth? I'll shoot you dead!Copy !req
523. Get out of here, Wentworth.Copy !req
524. You can't shoot us dead,
Richard.Copy !req
525. Because we're already dead.Copy !req
526. We want to see you, Richard.Copy !req
527. - We want to see you, Richard.
- We want to see you, Richard.Copy !req
528. We want to see you.Copy !req
529. We dug a hole for you, Richard.Copy !req
530. On the beach.Copy !req
531. Below the high-tide line.Copy !req
532. Here we come.Copy !req
533. It's showtime!Copy !req
534. - Here we come, Richard.
- Here we come.Copy !req
535. Let's go to the beach.Copy !req
536. - We just want you to come to the beach.
- We just want you to come to the beach.Copy !req
537. - Come with us.
- Come with us.Copy !req
538. - Come down to the beach.
- Come down to the beach.Copy !req
539. If you don't panic...Copy !req
540. if you can
hold your breath...Copy !req
541. If you can hold your breath...Copy !req
542. If you can hold your breath...Copy !req
543. - If you can hold your breath...
- If you can hold your breath...Copy !req
544. I can hold my breath...Copy !req
545. for a long time!Copy !req
546. There, look at that.Copy !req
547. Fuck-a-diddle.Copy !req
548. What the...?Copy !req
549. Oh, Dexter, you are such a child.Copy !req
550. You and Henry both.
You're such children.Copy !req
551. But at least Henry has me
to take care of him, don't you, dear?Copy !req
552. Tabby, Richard, I'd like you to meet
Dexter Stanley, our distinguished professor...Copy !req
553. - ... in the Zoology Department.
- Oh, how do—?Copy !req
554. Tabby and Richard Raymond.
They're new in the Math Department.Copy !req
555. How do you do?
What a lovely name you have.Copy !req
556. Oh, thank you.
Actually, it's Tabitha.Copy !req
557. It's a pleasure to meet you,
Professor Stanley.Copy !req
558. - Just Dex will do.
- Dex. Thank you.Copy !req
559. - This is Henry and Wilma Northrup.
- Oh, just call me Billie. Everyone does.Copy !req
560. - Billie.
- You need someone to show you the ropes...Copy !req
561. you just come see me.
I know all the best stores.Copy !req
562. - Well, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.Copy !req
563. - Pleasure to meet you.
- So, are you buying or renting?Copy !req
564. - Oh, actually, we're renting at the moment.
- It's just as well.Copy !req
565. Buying real estate in a college town
is a frigging pain in the ass.Copy !req
566. Take my word for it.Copy !req
567. Henry is in the English Department,
and Wilma—Copy !req
568. I just take care of Henry.
Believe me, he needs it.Copy !req
569. Did you ever meet
a man who didn't?Copy !req
570. - What's the matter? You're not drinking?
- Well, actually, we just got here.Copy !req
571. Oh, well, we can
take care of that.Copy !req
572. You just come on with me.
Henry, you stay here till I get back.Copy !req
573. - Excuse us, please.
- Yeah, nice to meet you.Copy !req
574. Bye.Copy !req
575. Oh, honey, these people are dry.
Now, take care of them.Copy !req
576. They don't know
what they're doing.Copy !req
577. Hi. Good to see you.Copy !req
578. If Dex Stanley hadn't had his teeth capped,
he'd have been out on his ass years ago.Copy !req
579. Really? Well, my—Copy !req
580. So when Parker told me
that I was out of line...Copy !req
581. I told him
he ought to get laid.Copy !req
582. "I mean, Parker," I said,
"if you'd just have your ashes hauled...Copy !req
583. you wouldn't have to spend all this time
playing Emily Vanderbilt."Copy !req
584. Or Emily Van Buren,
or whoever that etiquette crotch is.Copy !req
585. - Excuse me.
- I don't know why they keep inviting her.Copy !req
586. - Hello, Mrs. Forest, ladies.
- Oh, Professor Stanley.Copy !req
587. Well, how about tonight?
Maybe we could do it tonight?Copy !req
588. - Okay. That's great.
- All right, I'll call you about it.Copy !req
589. I gather you'll be unavailable
for chess tonight.Copy !req
590. Henry, you know, I'm just about
reaching a point where I—Copy !req
591. Pardon me. Would one of you
be Professor Stanley?Copy !req
592. - Yeah, I am.
- There's a telephone call for you.Copy !req
593. Oh, yeah, all right. Thank you.Copy !req
594. It's probably Charlie Gereson again
with his damn ear mites.Copy !req
595. He's gonna get the Nobel Prize
before he's 20.Copy !req
596. Especially if he's working
at Amberson Hall in August.Copy !req
597. No, no, he's downstairs.
It's cooler.Copy !req
598. Yeah, sure, I'll come tonight.Copy !req
599. - Oh, thanks, Dex.
- Oh, hey, listen, what are friends for?Copy !req
600. Just call me Billie.
Everyone does.Copy !req
601. So I thought I ought to call you anyway,
see what you thought, Professor Stanley.Copy !req
602. - Who told you I was here? Charlie Gereson?
- Yeah. I sent him out for a hamburger.Copy !req
603. Just about twisted his arm.Copy !req
604. That kid don't know if it's night or day
when he gets going.Copy !req
605. Yeah, he's very dedicated.Copy !req
606. Look, I'd be almost willing to bet
that crate's full of National Geographics...Copy !req
607. or back issues of the Reader's Digest.Copy !req
608. Well, the date on it said 1834.Copy !req
609. Did they publish the Reader's Digest
way back then, Professor Stanley?Copy !req
610. - 1834? Really?
- Yeah, it's stenciled right on the side.Copy !req
611. June 19, 1834.Copy !req
612. And then something about
an arctic expedition.Copy !req
613. Maybe there's something
more interesting in your crateCopy !req
614. than National Geographics
after all, Mike.Copy !req
615. Because everyone in the department
is looking to put the knife in you.Copy !req
616. - I mean, some of these so-called academics—
- Wilma.Copy !req
617. —make the shark in Jaws
look like fucking Flipper.Copy !req
618. - Wilma.
- Your husband's calling you, Billie.Copy !req
619. Oh, God, Henry,
what's wrong now?Copy !req
620. Not a thing, Wilma.Copy !req
621. Everything's just fine.Copy !req
622. - Hell of a shot.
- Bull's-eye.Copy !req
623. Oh, Henry,
can't you do anything right?Copy !req
624. - Huh?
- "Huh?"Copy !req
625. That's what I figured. "Huh."Copy !req
626. That's just what I'd
expect from you.Copy !req
627. I told you half an hour ago...Copy !req
628. to get one of them kids in the
monkey suits to bring the car around.Copy !req
629. Oh, I'm sorry.Copy !req
630. Oh, Henry, you are
such a little kid.Copy !req
631. I swear to God, you are.Copy !req
632. I mean, where would you be
without me to take care of you?Copy !req
633. I'm still betting your crate's
full of old magazines and just plain junk.Copy !req
634. All the same, though...Copy !req
635. An arctic expedition.Copy !req
636. And that date.Copy !req
637. Yeah, kind of gets you,
doesn't it?Copy !req
638. Yeah, it kind of does.Copy !req
639. - I'm sorry.
- Got it.Copy !req
640. It's kind of heavy.Copy !req
641. I'll just swing this end around.Copy !req
642. Yeah. Move it over here.Copy !req
643. I'm surprised you didn't
open this thing yourself.Copy !req
644. No, I figured that was for you.Copy !req
645. How come you didn't tell
Charlie Gereson?Copy !req
646. Well, he's just a grad student.Copy !req
647. And with Professor Tirrell
being over in England...Copy !req
648. I figure you're the boss.Copy !req
649. - Hold this on it, will you?
- Yeah.Copy !req
650. What made you look
under here, anyway?Copy !req
651. I flipped a quarter
trying to decide...Copy !req
652. if I should buff the second-floor hallway
first or wash the lab windows.Copy !req
653. Only when it came down, I missed it,
and it rolled under here.Copy !req
654. Oh, there it is.Copy !req
655. Probably would have let it go...Copy !req
656. only that was my last quarter
for the Coke machine.Copy !req
657. It's not very nice in there, is it?
God, I hate tight places.Copy !req
658. - Are you okay, doc?
- Yeah.Copy !req
659. Help me out with this, will you?
I think we might really have something here.Copy !req
660. All right. Okay?Copy !req
661. Put it right on this table here.Copy !req
662. - What's wrong?
- It felt like something shifted in there.Copy !req
663. Did you feel it
when we lifted it on the table?Copy !req
664. I did feel something
under the stairs. It felt heavy.Copy !req
665. Yeah, but it seemed like
something moved on its own.Copy !req
666. Well, if there ever really were
any living specimens in there...Copy !req
667. I doubt if they're feeling
very lively after, what, 147 years?Copy !req
668. Oh, yeah. Sure.Copy !req
669. I guess I must be spending too much
time in the sun, huh, doc?Copy !req
670. - Well, let's get this open, shall we?
- Yeah.Copy !req
671. I got a hammer and chisel out in the closet.
Just wait while I go get them.Copy !req
672. Yeah. Hit those lights,
will you, Mike?Copy !req
673. And don't just leave the pots soaking
like you did last time.Copy !req
674. Scrub them and put them away.Copy !req
675. Just because you
and your intellectual friend...Copy !req
676. are gonna play chess, doesn't mean
you have to leave a mess for me.Copy !req
677. Wipe the stove.Copy !req
678. Yes, Billie.Copy !req
679. And kindly have him out of here
before I get back from my classes.Copy !req
680. But frankly, that tobacco he smokes
makes me wanna ralph.Copy !req
681. Yes, Billie. Yes.Copy !req
682. "Yes, Billie. Yes, Billie."Copy !req
683. Oh, Henry.
What would you do without me?Copy !req
684. I don't know, Billie.Copy !req
685. Well, on that we're even.Copy !req
686. Enjoy your chess.Copy !req
687. - I bet they're worth something, huh, doc?
- Yeah.Copy !req
688. Doc.Copy !req
689. No, no. Be my guest, Mike.
It's your find.Copy !req
690. You're right. There's probably
nothing in there but rocks and plants...Copy !req
691. that'll turn to dust if you touch them.Copy !req
692. - But I'm pretty hot to see, just the same.
- To tell you the truth, so am I.Copy !req
693. Doc, it's loosening up.
Could you...?Copy !req
694. Yeah, sure.Copy !req
695. Christ, I can't see
a frigging thing.Copy !req
696. Where did I leave my flashlight?
Do you remember, doc?Copy !req
697. Never mind. Let's just get
this last nail out of there.Copy !req
698. Do you hear that?Copy !req
699. There's something in there, doc.Copy !req
700. There's something shiny.Copy !req
701. Christ.Copy !req
702. - It looks like a couple of emeralds.
- Don't!Copy !req
703. Help me, doc! Help me, doc!Copy !req
704. God, it's biting. Help me!Copy !req
705. Oh, God.Copy !req
706. Mike.Copy !req
707. Mike.Copy !req
708. - Oh, Jesus. Charlie. Charlie!
- Professor Stanley, what—?Copy !req
709. The janitor. The crate.Copy !req
710. It was— It was...Copy !req
711. What happened?
Professor, slow down.Copy !req
712. Charlie, listen, we gotta
get the campus security.Copy !req
713. - We gotta get the—
- Slow down, Professor Stanley, slow down.Copy !req
714. I don't know what
you're talking about.Copy !req
715. Charlie, it's the— You know the janitor?
You know Mike, the janitor?Copy !req
716. - Yes, of course I do.
- Well...Copy !req
717. It just sucked him in.Copy !req
718. - That's pretty far out, Professor Stanley.
- It's true, it's true. I swear to God, it's true.Copy !req
719. - Come on, we gotta get the campus police.
- No, campus security's no good.Copy !req
720. If I'm having trouble swallowing this,
what the fuck are they going to think?Copy !req
721. I don't know
what they would think.Copy !req
722. I don't know
what they would think.Copy !req
723. They'd think you'd been off
on a hell of a toot.Copy !req
724. - But, Charlie...
- No, no.Copy !req
725. They'd think we'd both been off
on a hell of a toot.Copy !req
726. Got you seeing Tasmanian devils
instead of pink elephants.Copy !req
727. I think I'll go down...Copy !req
728. and see how the land lays.Copy !req
729. - No, don't! It may be out.
- No, I doubt that.Copy !req
730. - Charlie, please don't go down there.
- Be right back, Professor Stanley.Copy !req
731. He'll see it.Copy !req
732. He'll see the crate, he'll see the blood,
he'll see Mike, and then he'll believe me.Copy !req
733. Charlie.Copy !req
734. Charlie?Copy !req
735. There, see the blood?
Do you think I'm crazy now?Copy !req
736. You think that I killed him?
Look at the blood. Look—Copy !req
737. It's gone.Copy !req
738. - What's gone?
- The...Copy !req
739. It got out.Copy !req
740. I thought it would be potbound
after all these years, but it got out.Copy !req
741. It pushed the crate off the table.
From the way this track looks...Copy !req
742. It pushed the crate back in
under the stairs...Copy !req
743. where it felt safe
for so long.Copy !req
744. Hey, Charlie.Copy !req
745. Charlie, I really think—Copy !req
746. Charlie, listen, don't go in there.
If you had seen that thing...Copy !req
747. Don't worry.Copy !req
748. Christ.Copy !req
749. It looks like it's been through
a hay baler.Copy !req
750. Now do you believe me?Copy !req
751. Charlie, don't go near it.Copy !req
752. I don't want the crate...Copy !req
753. I want that shoe.Copy !req
754. I wanna measure the bite marks.Copy !req
755. Maybe we can figure out...Copy !req
756. what we're dealing with here.Copy !req
757. No, Charlie!Copy !req
758. We gotta—Copy !req
759. We gotta stop it.
We gotta stop it.Copy !req
760. - What?
- Two people are dead already.Copy !req
761. We gotta—
Dear Christ, they died.Copy !req
762. Hey, Dex. Dex, hold it.Copy !req
763. - What happened?
- Two people are dead already.Copy !req
764. - And...
- Who's dead?Copy !req
765. - Where's Wilma?
- She's gone. Dex, what the—?Copy !req
766. What the hell happened to you?Copy !req
767. Two people are dead,
and I could be blamed.Copy !req
768. I know that's a terrible consideration
to have at a time like this, Henry...Copy !req
769. Good God.Copy !req
770. Last time I saw someone do that
was in the movies.Copy !req
771. It could be my ass,
Henry, and it wasn't me.Copy !req
772. It was that thing in the—
in the crate.Copy !req
773. I don't even know what it was.Copy !req
774. What two people? Who is dead?Copy !req
775. Mike, the janitor
in Amberson Hall...Copy !req
776. and Charlie Gereson.Copy !req
777. He wanted to measure
the bite marks, Henry.Copy !req
778. I guess he got his chance.Copy !req
779. - I certainly guess he did.
- Dex, Dex.Copy !req
780. Dex, I can't do
anything for you...Copy !req
781. unless you stop being
so goddamned elliptical.Copy !req
782. Now, just slow down.
Tell me the whole story from the beginning.Copy !req
783. - Can you do that?
- All right. All right.Copy !req
784. I think I can do that now.Copy !req
785. Oh, thank God for you, Henry.Copy !req
786. I had a hundred crazy ideas
about how to get rid of it coming over here.Copy !req
787. I kept thinking about Ryder's Quarry.Copy !req
788. - You know that place?
- I know it.Copy !req
789. I kept thinking
that would be deep enough...Copy !req
790. if only there was a way
to get that crate over there.Copy !req
791. You know, I kept
thinking if we...Copy !req
792. I don't know anymore.Copy !req
793. Am I going crazy, Henry?Copy !req
794. No.Copy !req
795. I have to use
the facilities, Dex.Copy !req
796. I'll be back in a minute.Copy !req
797. And then we'll decide
what we need to do.Copy !req
798. - Thanks, Henry.
- Well, what are friends for?Copy !req
799. - Let's get you another drink, Dex.
- No, no, no, I've had enough.Copy !req
800. It's a wonder I'm not
plastered out of my gourd.Copy !req
801. Shock, I guess.Copy !req
802. Just one more for the both of us
while we talk this over.Copy !req
803. - We may need it.
- Yeah, okay.Copy !req
804. My God.Copy !req
805. Henry, goddamn it!Copy !req
806. How many times have I told you
to lock the goddamn door?Copy !req
807. Henry.Copy !req
808. Henry!Copy !req
809. Wilma, I've had to leave in a hurry
because of a call from Dexter Stanley.Copy !req
810. He seems to have gotten himself
in a great deal of trouble.Copy !req
811. I'm ashamed to tell you of this,
but ever since Dexter's wife died...Copy !req
812. he's had problems coping with
certain young female grad students.Copy !req
813. He's been able to cover up
several incidents...Copy !req
814. but this one looks
very serious.Copy !req
815. It seems he got a young woman
to accompany him to Amberson Hall...Copy !req
816. under false pretenses
and then attacked her.Copy !req
817. When Dex called me,
he was barely coherent.Copy !req
818. He was gibbering with fear
and crying, I think.Copy !req
819. Aw. Poor Dex.Copy !req
820. I tried to get him to tell me
what had happened to the girl...Copy !req
821. but for the most part,
he only kept repeating:Copy !req
822. "It's awful, Henry. It's awful."Copy !req
823. Wilma, could you come out here?Copy !req
824. I know it's asking a lot...Copy !req
825. but you're always so clear-headed
about these things...Copy !req
826. and you know how to be firm.Copy !req
827. I think Dex could use a firmer hand
than mine right now.Copy !req
828. Not to mention the girl herself.Copy !req
829. He said that she had curled up
in a dark place and won't come out.Copy !req
830. I'm sorry to have to ask you to come over
to Amberson Hall and help me out...Copy !req
831. but as you so often say,
what would I do without you?Copy !req
832. What indeed, Henry? What indeed?Copy !req
833. Henry?Copy !req
834. Henry?Copy !req
835. Henry, where are you?Copy !req
836. The laboratory, Wilma.Copy !req
837. Downstairs.Copy !req
838. What are you doing
creeping around down there?Copy !req
839. Where's Dex?Copy !req
840. What kind of a mess
has he gotten himself into?Copy !req
841. Well, it's easier if I just show
you, I think. Come on down.Copy !req
842. - What's this?
- Oh, I found them in the...Copy !req
843. Oh, Henry.Copy !req
844. Did he beat her?Copy !req
845. Well...Copy !req
846. Well, how bad is she?
Is she conscious?Copy !req
847. I think it's easier if you
just see for yourself, Wilma.Copy !req
848. What are you laughing about?Copy !req
849. Your best friend gets in a scrape
with a girl and you're laughing?Copy !req
850. Well, there is a
funny side to it, Wilma.Copy !req
851. Wait till you see.
You'll think so yourself.Copy !req
852. You're hysterical, Henry.
It's just what I would have expected.Copy !req
853. No, I don't think
you'll expect this, Wilma.Copy !req
854. No, this is going to be
an entirely new experience.Copy !req
855. What are you doing, Henry?
Let go of me. Henry.Copy !req
856. What's going on?
The lab's the other way.Copy !req
857. The lab, yes, but the girl
is under the stairs, Billie.Copy !req
858. Wait till you see.
That's what's so funny.Copy !req
859. The girl has crawled under the stairs,
and she won't come out.Copy !req
860. She's all curled up,
you know, like a little baby.Copy !req
861. - Oh, Henry.
- And making funny sounds and...Copy !req
862. What did he do to her?Copy !req
863. Well...Copy !req
864. You can get her out, Billie.Copy !req
865. I know you can get her out.Copy !req
866. Why don't you give it a try?Copy !req
867. You always know how to handle
these things, Billie, no problem.Copy !req
868. No trouble.Copy !req
869. I know you can get her out.Copy !req
870. What are you doing, Henry?
What are you doing?Copy !req
871. What I should have done a long time ago.
Get in there, Wilma!Copy !req
872. Just tell it to call you Billie,
you bitch!Copy !req
873. Stop it. Stop it, Henry.
I'll scream.Copy !req
874. Oh, scream all you want.
I'll help you. Wake up!Copy !req
875. Wake up, whatever you are.
Wake up, wake up! Dinnertime!Copy !req
876. Poison meat!
Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!Copy !req
877. Wake up. Wake up. Wake...Copy !req
878. Well, that was great, Henry.
That was just great.Copy !req
879. You think this is a
Friday-night fight?Copy !req
880. Huh?Copy !req
881. Is that what you think?Copy !req
882. You wanna see
some real punching?Copy !req
883. Same old Henry,
afraid of your own shadow.Copy !req
884. You know what, Henry?
You're a regular barnyard exhibit.Copy !req
885. Sheep's eyes, chicken guts,
piggy friends...Copy !req
886. and shit for brains.Copy !req
887. No good at departmental politics,
no good at making money...Copy !req
888. no good at making an impression
on anybody.Copy !req
889. And no good at all in bed.Copy !req
890. When was the last time
you got it up, Henry, huh?Copy !req
891. When was the last time
you were a man in our bed?Copy !req
892. Now, get out of my way, Henry...Copy !req
893. or I swear to God you'll be
wearing your balls for earrings.Copy !req
894. And I swear to God,
if you ever touch me again—Copy !req
895. Oh, just— Just tell it
to call you Billie.Copy !req
896. I didn't see anyone, not a soul.Copy !req
897. At this time of the year and no other,
the campus is almost totally deserted.Copy !req
898. The summer session is over, and the fall
semester doesn't start for two more weeks.Copy !req
899. It was almost hellishly perfect.Copy !req
900. I never saw so much
as a pair of headlights.Copy !req
901. "Henry, what did you do
with the crate? The crate?"Copy !req
902. That's the beauty of it.Copy !req
903. You provided the final piece
in the jigsaw puzzle yourself.Copy !req
904. The crate is at the bottom
of Ryder's Quarry.Copy !req
905. I drove out there with the remains
of three human beings.Copy !req
906. Well, two human beings
and Wilma.Copy !req
907. I began to wonder,
where did they go?Copy !req
908. I mean, how much could it eat?Copy !req
909. I think maybe at the very end...Copy !req
910. it began to suspect
what was happening.Copy !req
911. So, the question is,
what happens now?Copy !req
912. There's no evidence of
foul play, I've seen to that.Copy !req
913. And there are no bodies.Copy !req
914. No.Copy !req
915. No, I don't suppose there are.Copy !req
916. So, what about you, Dexter?Copy !req
917. What are you gonna say?Copy !req
918. Nothing.Copy !req
919. Thanks. Thank you, Dexter.Copy !req
920. No need to thank me.Copy !req
921. After all, what are friends for?Copy !req
922. You understand, of course,
that I expect to whip your ass at chess...Copy !req
923. twice a week
for the rest of our lives.Copy !req
924. We'll have to see about that,
won't we?Copy !req
925. I haven't done
anything to anybody.Copy !req
926. Neither have I.Copy !req
927. What if I had waked up before
you got here and called the police?Copy !req
928. You didn't.Copy !req
929. What if it gets out, Henry?Copy !req
930. What if it gets out
of that crate?Copy !req
931. If you saw the way I chained it up,
you wouldn't worry.Copy !req
932. That thing is drowned in its box
70 feet down.Copy !req
933. So, relax.Copy !req
934. Relax.Copy !req
935. Bastards.Copy !req
936. Goddamn bugs.Copy !req
937. I'll get them bugs.Copy !req
938. I own this goddamn building.Copy !req
939. There's not going to be
any more damn bugs!Copy !req
940. Heads are going to roll,
I promise you that.Copy !req
941. Oh, yes.Copy !req
942. - Hello, is that you, White?
- No, sir, Mr. Pratt.Copy !req
943. This is George Gendron here.
I just got off the plane from Seattle.Copy !req
944. I have my report
ready for typing and I—Copy !req
945. The building superintendent
is on vacation, George.Copy !req
946. - Sir?
- You believe that? Vacation.Copy !req
947. - Well, I—
- I told them I wanted to hear from him...Copy !req
948. within the hour. Within the hour.
And he now has—Copy !req
949. It's 9:34 p.m.Copy !req
950. —exactly 26 minutes to go...Copy !req
951. or he can stay on vacation
permanently. Bastard.Copy !req
952. Mr. Pratt, I got to the office here
and found a telex from Seattle...Copy !req
953. I thought you'd want to—Copy !req
954. What are you doing in the office
at 9:30, George?Copy !req
955. There's no overtime at
the executive level, you know.Copy !req
956. Yes, I know that.
It's about the Pacific Aerodyne takeover.Copy !req
957. Bugger Pacific Aerodyne.
They're done for. They've had it.Copy !req
958. Norman Castonmeyer is a dinosaur.Copy !req
959. He's too fucking blind to find his way
into the nearest tar pit.Copy !req
960. But, Mr. Pratt—Copy !req
961. Air-pollution count's
up to almost 7, George.Copy !req
962. People are dying of carbon-monoxide
poisoning, and they don't even know it.Copy !req
963. Yes, sir, but—Copy !req
964. Oh, I found another cockroach
this evening, George.Copy !req
965. - Oh, no.
- One of those big ones...Copy !req
966. right here in my $3200-a-month
penthouse apartment.Copy !req
967. My supposedly germ-proof apartment.Copy !req
968. Now, would you like to tell me, George,
how an apartment can be germ-proof...Copy !req
969. when it's not even bug-proof?Copy !req
970. Well, I guess it can't,
Mr. Pratt. But I wanted you to know...Copy !req
971. that Pratt International now owns
a majority of Pacific Aerodyne's stock.Copy !req
972. Of course we do.
I can't talk to you now, George.Copy !req
973. I'm gonna clear up this damn cockroach
problem once and for all. Bastards.Copy !req
974. I'm not gonna have any bugs
in my building.Copy !req
975. I loathe bugs.Copy !req
976. - Yes, sir, but, Mr.--
- Loathe them.Copy !req
977. I realize that. But there's
something you should know—Copy !req
978. I've gotta let you go, George.
You did well.Copy !req
979. Go out and fuck somebody.
But wear a damn rubber.Copy !req
980. Everybody's got the damn herpes
these days.Copy !req
981. Sir, Norman Castonmeyer
shot himself an hour ago.Copy !req
982. - What?
- He did it when...Copy !req
983. Well, when it became clear
there was no way to stop the takeover.Copy !req
984. At least, that's what
his wife thinks.Copy !req
985. Wonderful.Copy !req
986. Now we won't have to offer the old fart
a seat on the board of directors.Copy !req
987. Yeah.Copy !req
988. Now, get off the phone, George.
Never run good news into the ground.Copy !req
989. I've got this bug problem.Copy !req
990. Once you get bugs,
you never get rid of them.Copy !req
991. They breed in the crawl spaces,
in the conduits...Copy !req
992. in the very core
of the building itself.Copy !req
993. Mr. Pratt? Mr. Pratt?Copy !req
994. Goodbye, George.Copy !req
995. Yes, sir. Good night, Mr. Pratt.Copy !req
996. Once they get a foothold in the building,
you never get rid of them.Copy !req
997. Bastards.Copy !req
998. Reynolds? White?Copy !req
999. Talk to me.Copy !req
1000. I just called to tell you
what a monster you are, Mr. Pratt...Copy !req
1001. and how I will rejoice
when you're finally dead.Copy !req
1002. Lots of people are gonna rejoice
when I'm dead.Copy !req
1003. - Who are you?
- Lenora Castonmeyer.Copy !req
1004. I'm the wife of the man
you murdered this afternoon.Copy !req
1005. Mrs. Castonmeyer. How are you?Copy !req
1006. I hope they keep hell
hot for you, you son of a bitch...Copy !req
1007. I hope they do.Copy !req
1008. It wasn't enough for you
to drive him to his knees, was it?Copy !req
1009. No, you had to kill him as well.Copy !req
1010. He came home, and his eyes...Copy !req
1011. His eyes were so dead.Copy !req
1012. I asked him what was wrong.Copy !req
1013. What could be so bad
to make his eyes look that way?Copy !req
1014. And the only word he could say
was your name.Copy !req
1015. Ten minutes later,
I heard the shot.Copy !req
1016. Yes, George Gendron told me
old Norman went out with a bang.Copy !req
1017. How many men have you destroyed?Copy !req
1018. How many men have you killed,
you monster?Copy !req
1019. Only the stupid ones.Copy !req
1020. Only the ones who handed me a knife
and then stretched out their throats.Copy !req
1021. Only the ones who, if you'll
pardon the expression, fucked up.Copy !req
1022. Now, if you'll excuse me,
I've got this bug problem...Copy !req
1023. so we'll have to defer your charming
conversation for another time.Copy !req
1024. - I hope you die!
- By the way—Copy !req
1025. I hope you get
cancer in the worst place.Copy !req
1026. - Mrs. Castonmeyer—
- Leprosy.Copy !req
1027. - Scream in hell forever, you monster.
- Mrs. Katzenjammer...Copy !req
1028. would you mind telling me
who gave you my private number?Copy !req
1029. I'd like to fire him.Copy !req
1030. It was in my husband's
address book, you son of a bitch.Copy !req
1031. Well, I can't fire him, can I?Copy !req
1032. That better be you, Reynolds.Copy !req
1033. - Talk to me.
- It's Carl Reynolds, sir.Copy !req
1034. - I'm calling from Orlando, Florida.
- Orlando? Florida?Copy !req
1035. Yes, the wife and I decided to
take the kids to Disney World this year—Copy !req
1036. I don't give a fuck if you decided
to take the kids to Attica this year.Copy !req
1037. There are still roaches
in this place, Reynolds.Copy !req
1038. - I killed one not five minutes ago.
- I see. I...Copy !req
1039. Do you like your job, Reynolds?Copy !req
1040. Sir, I've spoken to Mr. White,
who's on desk tonight.Copy !req
1041. - Do you like your job, Reynolds?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1042. I'm glad to hear it,
because I wanna see White.Copy !req
1043. - Mr. Pratt, it's almost quarter of ten—
- And if I don't first see White...Copy !req
1044. and then the exterminators
within the space of a half an hour...Copy !req
1045. you will have no job
by midnight tonight, understand?Copy !req
1046. Next year you can take the wife and kids
to Disney World on your welfare check.Copy !req
1047. Have you got that?
Are we together on this?Copy !req
1048. - Yes, sir.
- Good, I trust we are. Goodbye.Copy !req
1049. You have to watch them.Copy !req
1050. Oh, yes.Copy !req
1051. Castonmeyer, Reynolds...Copy !req
1052. bugs.Copy !req
1053. That's all they are.Copy !req
1054. All of them.Copy !req
1055. And although
they're essentially brainless...Copy !req
1056. you have to watch them...Copy !req
1057. because they creep up on you.Copy !req
1058. They creep up on you.Copy !req
1059. Talk to me. Who's there?Copy !req
1060. Good evening there, Mr. Pratt.Copy !req
1061. Got bugs again, huh, Mr. Pratt?Copy !req
1062. - Don't you talk to me like that, you hear?
- What way, Mr. Pratt?Copy !req
1063. Like I was crazy.Copy !req
1064. Oh, no, sir, Mr. Pratt, sir.Copy !req
1065. I don't think you is crazy.
Not at all.Copy !req
1066. I was just trying to run down
in my mind...Copy !req
1067. who might have
a 24-hour fumigating service.Copy !req
1068. I might be able to get Pirelli Brothers
out here by, shall we say, 11:30?Copy !req
1069. You might go far, White.Copy !req
1070. I've noticed that in service jobs,
people like yourself often do.Copy !req
1071. People of color.
Yes, 11:30 would be fine.Copy !req
1072. Thanks, Mr. Pratt, sir.Copy !req
1073. I'll call them just as soon as I finish
with that shower on 23.Copy !req
1074. - Do it first. Do it now.
- Yes, sir. Right now.Copy !req
1075. Only stunned.Copy !req
1076. That's the explanation.Copy !req
1077. Roaches are very hard to kill,
and they're quick.Copy !req
1078. They can creep up on you.Copy !req
1079. They can creep up on you
if you let them.Copy !req
1080. See, Mrs. Castonmeyer,
I grew up in Hell's Kitchen.Copy !req
1081. Bugs everywhere.Copy !req
1082. I know what to do
with a bug when I see it.Copy !req
1083. Spray it. Squash it. Kill it.Copy !req
1084. What the fuck?Copy !req
1085. Another son-of-a-bitching
blackout.Copy !req
1086. If it was my power company,
this would never happen.Copy !req
1087. Bastards. Goddamn bugs.Copy !req
1088. Bastards!Copy !req
1089. Fucking roaches. Goddamn b—Copy !req
1090. Bug bastards. I'll kill you,
you goddamn little bug-eyed—Copy !req
1091. Come on, come on, come on.
What do I pay you for?Copy !req
1092. Police, Emergency.Copy !req
1093. It's about time.
What are you people doing down there?Copy !req
1094. We got problems tonight, fella.Copy !req
1095. - Or haven't you looked out your window?
- Listen, this is the Upson Pratt.Copy !req
1096. I've got bugs.Copy !req
1097. Everybody's got bugs tonight,
and I don't have time for bullshit.Copy !req
1098. No, no, you don't understand.
These are cockroaches.Copy !req
1099. The biggest ones I've ever seen.
It has gotta stop. It's gotta stop!Copy !req
1100. On a slow night we could talk
about it, but this isn't a slow night—Copy !req
1101. I don't think you understand
who you're talking to.Copy !req
1102. This is Upson Pratt.
Upson Pratt!Copy !req
1103. I'll have your job, you asshole.
I'll have your—Copy !req
1104. White. White, talk to me.Copy !req
1105. White. White, I know you can hear me.
The PA's on the emergency circuit.Copy !req
1106. White, talk to me!Copy !req
1107. - Mr. Pratt, I'm stuck in the damn elevator.
- You can't be stuck in the elevator.Copy !req
1108. I want you up here now.
There are roaches, hundreds of them.Copy !req
1109. I'm gonna be here
till the power comes on. Sorry.Copy !req
1110. I'll have your job,
you black bastard.Copy !req
1111. Come on, come on.Copy !req
1112. You'll never get in here.
Never.Copy !req
1113. And when this blackout is over,
people are gonna pay. Oh, yes.Copy !req
1114. And you'll pay too, every one of you.
Every damn one of you.Copy !req
1115. I've been beating bugs all my life,
and I'll beat you, too.Copy !req
1116. Bastards. Ba—Copy !req
1117. Talk to me.Copy !req
1118. Pratt, you old monster.
Oh, I hope you die.Copy !req
1119. I hope you die.Copy !req
1120. I hope you die!Copy !req
1121. I hope you die.Copy !req
1122. It's 10:29— It's 10— It's 11 — It's 12—Copy !req
1123. It's 1 — It's 2— Four— One— It's 2—Copy !req
1124. Three— Four— It's 4— Four— Two—
It's 4— Four— Three— Four— Four—Copy !req
1125. Mr. Pratt?Copy !req
1126. You there, Mr. Pratt?Copy !req
1127. Mr. Pratt? Talk to me.Copy !req
1128. Talk to me,
talk to me. Honky bastard.Copy !req
1129. What's the matter, Mr. Pratt?
Bugs got your tongue?Copy !req
1130. Mr. Pratt. Mr. Pratt.Copy !req
1131. Bastard.Copy !req
1132. Now eat, you bigmouth.Copy !req
1133. Chew your food
before you swallow!Copy !req
1134. - What's that?
- It's a comic book.Copy !req
1135. What?Copy !req
1136. - It's a comic book.
- What?Copy !req
1137. - It's a comic book!
- A comic book!Copy !req
1138. - My kids love these things.
- I love them too.Copy !req
1139. Hey, look, look. You can
send away for all this stuff here.Copy !req
1140. - Look, x-ray glasses.
- They don't work.Copy !req
1141. They make your eyes black.
You look in and it's a gag, you know?Copy !req
1142. Look, an authentic voodoo doll.Copy !req
1143. - Somebody already sent for it.
- Yeah, we can't get that.Copy !req
1144. How about this?Copy !req
1145. "Tired of getting sand
kicked in your face?"Copy !req
1146. Where's Billy?Copy !req
1147. He'll be down in a minute.
I know he's up.Copy !req
1148. Billy?Copy !req
1149. Stan, are you all right?Copy !req
1150. I didn't get much sleep
last night.Copy !req
1151. The storm?Copy !req
1152. No, it's this goddamn stiff neck.
I can barely move my head.Copy !req
1153. Well, you must have strained it.Copy !req
1154. Yeah. Yeah, I guess. I don't know.Copy !req
1155. Well, you poor old bear.
You want me to get some Bengay?Copy !req
1156. No. No.Copy !req
1157. I'll teach him
to throw away my comic books.Copy !req
1158. Ready for another shot, Dad?Copy !req