05x11 - Reunion

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Well, I'm not the kind to kiss and tell,
but I've been seen with Farrah.

I've never been with anything less than a
nine.

So fine.

I've been on fire with Sally Field,
gone past with a girl named Bo.

But somehow they just don't end up as
mine.

It's a death defying life I lead.

I take my chances.

I die for living in the movies and TV.

But the hardest thing I
ever do, is watch my leading

ladies, kiss some other guy
while I'm bandaging my knee.

I might fall from a tall bed,

read for such a star.

I've

never spent much time in school,
but I've taught ladies plenty.

It's true, I hire my body out of the bay.

I've gotten burned over Cheryl Teague's
blowin' up for rockin' the hay.

It's only hay, hay, hay.

I might jump an open drawbridge,
or tarzan from a vine.

Many a tear have to fall.

But it's all in the game.

In

the wonderful game.

Bill, Bill.

What did the doctor say about your knee?

That he'd like to write it up in a medical
journal.

Colt has to have arthroscopic surgery in a
week.

Oh, well, listen, you're gonna get it over
with.

You've been puttin' it off a long time.

I think I'll leave the country.

Well, it's not gonna be that bad.

You'll be in and out in one day,
and in a week you'll be as good as new.

Yeah.

I think my warranty's expired.

Oh, by the way, first thing
tomorrow, don't forget,

we gotta scout locations
for that dune buggy chase.

There's no rush on that.

That doesn't sh**t till the end of the
picture.

Besides, Howie and I kinda made other
arrangements for you.

Other arrangements?

Ta-da!

You are going to your 25th high school
reunion.

To my what?

Your 25th reunion.

Isn't that exciting?

Exciting?

It's impossible.

I don't even know anything about any
reunion.

Well, that's because we intercepted the
invitation before it got to you.

Well, then you can go in my place.

Oh, now, don't get mad.

We figured we'd have to spring it on you
at the last moment, otherwise you'd come

up with some excuse not to go like you did
the last time.

Yeah, it'll be fun.

You'll get to see all your old friends.

I'm not going.

The way Howie tells it, you are Hazeltine,
Texas' favorite son.

Yeah, they'd probably roll out the red
carpet for you.

Come on, it's too late.

I never get plane reservations this late.

Here's your ticket.

What about rooms?

They're probably already booked.

One room, best hotel in town.

Only hotel in town.

And all paid for courtesy of Howie and me.

Look, don't think I don't appreciate
the thought, but... Come on.

Now, aren't you just the
tiniest bit curious as to what

happened to all these people
you went to high school with?

Well, maybe one or two.

Through my luck, I'd probably run smack
into Mary Jo's Berber.

An old girlfriend?

Pesty used to follow me around in high
school.

All 200 pounds of her.

It's not funny.

Come on, my mind's made up.

I'm not going to any reunion.

Let's do the twist.

Colt Seavers?

Son of a g*n, if it isn't my old buddy,
Colt.

Hi, Les.

Well, it's been a long time, Colt.

How you doing?

Fine, just fine.

Well, you look terrific, Colt.

Somebody said you were a stuntman out in
Hollywood.

Well, I got the knees to prove it.

Well, me, I sell ladies' foundations.

Nice work if you can get it, right?

Right.

Well, you're not going to believe this,
Colt.

Everybody's here.

There's Ken Fletcher and Linda Peters and
Phil Talbot.

And get this, Phil turns out to be the
local sheriff.

Well, that's right.

You two never did get along too well,
did you?

But your old buddy Jay's here.

Oh, that's terrific.

Somebody said he brought his little
sister, Laura, with him.

Little what am I saying?

She's got to be growing up by now.

Didn't she have a crush on you?

That's right.

When you were a senior and she was a
freshman.

That was a long time ago.

Well, this is a reunion.

Time's about to stand still.

Colt Severs, here we are.

Oh, Colt, I bet you don't remember me,
but I used to sit next to you in biology.

Yes, I do.

Nancy Sheridan.

That's very good.

I copied off your final exam.

Oh, no, you didn't.

I copied off of yours.

That explains it.

Oh, by the way, Colt, I have a message
that Mary Jo Sperber's looking for you.

Oh, no, you don't, buddy.

If you want to avoid Mary Jo Sperber,
just stay away from the buffet tables.

Jay!

Jay, look who we got here.

Colt Severs.

Colt!

I don't believe it.

You look like a damn ad for California.

How are you, Jay?

I can't complain.

Business is terrific.

I can't seem to stay married, though.

How about you?

You still single?

As the day is long.

Smoking like a confirmed bachelor?

Well, Laura will be glad to hear that.

I need you around here somewhere.

I mean, she can't talk about nothing else
but seeing you again.

You know, I, uh, never think she really
got over you.

That feeling may be a little mutual.

Let's get a drink.

Sure.

I'm going to the food.

I'll catch you later.

Seems like only yesterday, doesn't it?

Oh, the times we used to be.

You remember when we pumped Chuck Berry
through the PA system in the homeroom?

I remember.

My father made sure I never forgot it.

Could we, uh, let's see, I'd like a double
martini drop.

A club soda.

Oh, were we a one-two punch or what?

You, uh, you still phone off of horses for
a living?

Feeling it more every time.

You know, with your good
looks and your smarts,

you could have taken the
business world by storm.

I doubt it.

Oh, I'm serious.

Listen, you can pull up Steaks right now
and join me in the jam business.

We'd both make out like bandits and raise
a little cane along the way.

It'd be just like the old days again.

Come on, that's a generous offer,
but it's just not for me.

Think about it, Cope.

I mean, this town has changed a lot since
we grew up.

I mean, there's big money out there.

You just gotta know where to look for it.

We'd be that one-two combination all over
again.

Always were the dreamer.

Gain

gas out of chicken dung in the...

Cope Cedars.

It's been a long time.

How are you, Phil?

Couldn't be better.

Oh, uh, Cope Cedars, this is my wife,
Carrie, and...

Hi.

Hi, Jay.

Hi, Carrie, Darlene.

You know, these two used to be the terror
of Randolph High.

They named the sport.

They were the best at it.

Football, baseball, carousing.

Ah, let's not tell tales out of school
now, Jay.

My lips are sealed, at least till I get to
the bottom of this class.

Well, Phil tells me he was a star football
player.

Quarterback.

Well, actually, it was Cope here who was a
star.

Well, the coach just had to go with the
arm, ain't that right, Cope?

What did you do?

I guess you could say I filled in between
injured.

You'd think I'd, uh, learned my lesson.

You're a professional football player?

Uh, no, uh, I was stuntman.

In Hollywood?

When he's not off sh**ting a picture in
Hawaii or Fiji, ain't that right?

Oh, come on, it's not all that glamorous.

Phil, I hear you're the local sheriff.

I guess you could say we both risk our
necks for living.

Only you don't have to do it on a
sheriff's salary.

I'm an actress myself.

Or at least I'm trying to be.

I've got the lead in Barefoot in the Park
at the community theater.

Hey, maybe if you're not too busy,
you could come by and see it, huh?

Well, I'm pretty sure.

Cope's got a full schedule.

Darling, the man can answer for himself.

Uh, sure.

Great!

Well, welcome home.

Uh, will you excuse us?

Oh, I'll let you know about the play.

Right.

Still drives him crazy after all these
years.

What's that?

Being second best.

Oh, this Laura!

She's gonna flip, I'm telling you.

I think I'm not too much of a
disappointment.

Uh, Cope.

Uh...

Yeah?

You know, a lot's changed in 25 years.

Oh, don't worry.

My past 21 days are over, big brother.

Thank you.

No wonder we never learned physics.

I found out later old man Hurley was a
phys-ed teacher.

Laura?

Colt?

Remember me?

I don't believe it!

If you'll excuse me, Colt and I have some
heavy duty nostalgia wallowing to do.

Oh, it's great to see you.

I swear you haven't changed a bit.

I heard you were a stuntman, not a used
car salesman.

Oh, I mean it.

You're beautiful.

Oh, can it really be 20 years?

Yeah, well, it feels
like only yesterday we

were sneaking kisses
behind the girls' gym.

No ring?

Oh, well, I guess I hadn't found one that
fit.

What about you?

Last I heard, you'd gotten married.

Boy, we have been out of touch.

That ended right after college.

Well, you want to tell me what you've been
doing for the last two decades?

After the divorce, I became a police
officer.

Well, that's surprising.

I was a criminology major.

That's when I got the bug.

Then what?

Then I was a street cop, then a patrol
officer, got blinded in the line of duty,

and now I'm a consultant for the New
Orleans Police Department.

Would you run that by me again?

I'm a consultant for the New Orleans
Police?

No, no, I mean...

Oh, oh, I'm sorry.

Probably should have mentioned that right
off.

That's gotten me into trouble before.

Why?

As a bat.

Only bats have radar, and all I've got is
this cane.

Look, I'm sorry.

What for?

You didn't do it.

A couple of punks did, robbing a mom-and
-pop grocery.

How do you work on cases when you...
When I can't see the nose on my face?

By the way, do I need powder?

No, no, you're fine.

Well, I've studied literally thousands of
criminal cases, so when the detectives get

stumped, I'm brought in to analyze M.O.s,
psychological profiles, that kind of thing.

Okay, that's fantastic.

Sounds like our song.

Want to dance?

Well, I... Don't worry.

I won't step on your toes.

Actually, I was worried about stepping on
yours.

And to think,

once upon a time, I turned down your offer
to a loaf.

And to think that I let you.

But it's all in the game.

Soon he'll be there at your side.

I was right, Colt, wasn't I?

We were too young.

Who cares?

And he'll kiss.

Well, you two should be a team.

Honey, you should mention it.

Listen, we'll be right back.

I promised Les a look at the nicest set of
gems this side of Joan Collins' neckline.

You carry them with you?

Oh, I got them in the car.

I said, from here, go right to Dallas,
show them to a client.

I wouldn't mind taking a look myself.

Well, sure.

Mind if I come with you?

It's kind of warm in here.

I could use the air.

Not at all.

You know, there are some advantages to
being blind.

At least I don't have to see the ravages
of time it's taken on all of us.

Of course, I wouldn't mind seeing what it
had done to Brenda Tarnowski.

Well, she's about 40 pounds heavier and 10
inches taller.

Shades of blonde lighter.

There's justice after all.

Anybody moves, they're dead.

What's going on?

Let's have the briefcase.

There's nothing in here, just junk
jewelry, paste.

Shut up.

I think you better go.

Let me put this guy away.

Don't be stupid.

Let's get out of here.

I said, let's get out of here.

Hold it.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm all right.

Of course he is.

If it hadn't been for the g*n,
he'd have taken them both.

I'll call the cops.

Sheriff's inside.

Keep an eye on Laura.

I'm going after him.

I'm going with you.

No way.

I was a cop, remember?

Now, are we going to argue or are you
going to drive?

Hell, it's important.

Right.

So, I told Laura...
I was just robbed.

Excuse me.

It's that guy again.

This

is some kind of high school prank.

I wish it were.

It's no prank, Phil.

I was there.

Did you get a license plate?

No, they had it pulled
off, but we can identify

the car and the two
g*ons that done it.

Listen, Jay, do me a favor, will you?

I'm off duty and I'm kind of pickled,
if you know what I mean.

Why don't you follow me?

Because it could be halfway to the border
by then.

What do you want me to do about it?

Well, excuse me.

I thought you were the sheriff.

Get out.

Well, now things are going for Colt down
at the reunion.

Well, he's probably having the time of his
life.

Either that or I'll never speak to him
again.

What are you reading?

Colt's yearbook.

Look, some of these inscriptions are
really cute.

I'm not so sure he'd appreciate us reading
these.

Come on, come on.

What's the harm?

Look, look at this one.

Dear Colt, if it weren't for our spitball
fights, I'm not sure I would have made it

through chemistry without suffering
terminal boredom.

Your pal, Les.

Well, listen to this.

This.

The past few months together have been
like a dream.

I can hardly imagine what things will be
like without you.

But I know what we are doing is right.

I also know everything will be wonderful
for you in California.

You'll always be special to me.

I'll never forget you.

Colt, never.

Love, Laura.

Yeah, sounds serious.

Funny you never mentioned her.

Well, it was a long time ago.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

Gee, that was just like old times.

High school?

No, the police force.

It was my first hot pursuit in a long
time.

At least you still work with the police.

Sure, but it's not the same anymore.

It's not hands-on.

Maybe I'm just an action junkie.

I bet you were a hell of a cop.

I had my share of collars.

Even a commendation once.

Yeah, tell me about it.

I already have.

You know, I just can't figure it out.

Jay's usually so careful.

It's not easy.

It's not like him to carry that amount of
jewels around.

He said he had a client in Dallas.

Of all times to forget his alarm.

What alarm?

It's a personal alarm he carries when he's
transporting valuables.

I sure hope your brother's insured.

Hey, could have been worse.

How's that?

I could have been driving.

Not exactly the way we planned it,
was it?

That suicidal buddy of yours almost nailed
us.

Well, get cornered.

He wasn't supposed to be the witness.

Hey, you're lucky nobody got hurt.

But you ain't out of the woods yet.

Listen, you got the jewels.

They're split in 50-50.

What more do you want?

I'm glad you asked.

Let's stop playing games, Taylor.

We found out you're
gonna report a loss to the

insurance that's ten times
what those jewels are worth.

It's not true.

We want half the insurance money.

No way.

Maybe I should slap him around a little
bit.

Oh, shut up.

You better think this over real good.

Listen, you got the jewels.

You keep them.

That's the best I can do.

We were gonna do that anyway.

I should have known better and tried to do
business with scum like you.

This is the last time I'm gonna see out of
one of you.

Let me get him, Gordon.

Are you out of your mind?

First, we're gonna take him for everything
he's worth.

You heard him.

He won't budge.

Then we're just gonna have to apply a
little leverage.

Hey, Cole.

How's it going, buddy?

Hi, Les.

You know, somebody told me the marriage
was a good thing.

I'm sorry, Joss Berber.

He's going bananas looking for you.

Really?

Hey, man.

Do me a favor, would you?

If you see her, would
you just tell her that old

Colt has gone to that
big reunion in the sky?

Attention, everybody.

The races will be starting
soon, so pick yourself

a partner for the three
-legged sack race.

Mm.

Smells wonderful.

Yeah.

Where's Jake?

Oh, he said he had to file a police
report.

Oh.

I thought he did that yesterday.

Guess not.

You, uh, can I help you with that?

What's the matter?

Don't you have any food on your own plate?

Come on.

You know, Laura, you amaze me.

You must amaze easily.

I mean, the way you laugh at it all.

You mean the blindness?

I laugh because I'm a laugher.

Besides, I'm all cried out.

I had my years, crying and bitterness,
whatever.

It was real boring.

I was real boring.

So I stopped one day.

I said, Laura, my girl, there's a great
big world out there.

You may not be able to see it,
but damn it, it's out there.

I don't know if I could have done that.

I do.

I thought about you a lot over all these
years.

Still never met anybody who could measure
up to you.

Even Joe.

Guess I was still on the rebound.

I still don't know why.

Why I wouldn't run off with the biggest
catch at Randolph High.

You were so strong, Colt.

I was just beginning to find my way.

I was afraid of being overwhelmed.

Coming to California and losing myself.

By the time you found yourself, I
guess you found someone else, huh?

Thought I did.

You were off to California.

I had my own destiny to wrestle with.

Two roads diverged into a wood.

What?

Robert Frost.

Don't worry.

This isn't a proposal.

You said I was worried.

That was quite a little number you pulled
downtown yesterday, Seavers.

You trying to recover Jay's property?

Damn near k*lled a couple people doing it,
too.

From now on, why are you in my
jurisdiction?

I believe police matters to me.

Well...

I feel like hell.

And here we all show up
for the reunion and I end

up dragging you and Laura
into something like this.

What did Phil say?

Oh, he thinks it's some big city
professionals.

Which means you've probably seen the last
of them.

And your jewels.

Teach me to go around with my net worth
and net touché.

There she is.

That's Jay Taylor's sister.

Oh, Mary, don't be silly.

Don't worry about me.

I'll be fine.

I'll wait here for you.

All right.

Damn it, Seavers, get out of my way!

Just who the hell do you think you are?

I could have gotten Laura into kidnappers
if you hadn't interfered.

Look, all I wanted to do was help Laura.

Always a hero, right, Seavers?

You know, maybe you ought to stop
worrying.

Worrying about heroes and start worrying
about villains.

You may have been the hot shot in high
school, but this isn't high school anymore.

This is my turf.

And rule number one around here is don't
get in my way.

You got that?

We're not gonna get away with this.

I hope you know that.

Shut up!

If you think they're
tough on jewel thieves,

you ought to see what
they do to kidnappers.

I'm telling you, cool it!

Get her!

Get her!

You think you wanna get us k*lled?

I

just wanna give her my short course in
manners.

Let me say this twice.

Lay off her.

Listen to you.

You don't have to listen to anybody.

If you try that one more time,
you're dead!

Hey.

What is it?

Hey, she's blind.

We kidnapped a blind girl.

Man's a genius.

Well, at least we won't have to worry
about her picking us out of a lineup.

Thanks for the lift, deputy.

Where's Laura?

Wish to God I knew.

They got away from us.

Colt, we gotta do something.

Why don't we start by putting all our
cards on the table?

What are you getting at?

It's been a rough two days.

Robbery yesterday, Laura's kidnapping
today.

I just don't believe in coincidences like
that, Jay.

Sheriff told you to file a report with his
deputy yesterday.

You didn't do that till this morning.

Well, I guess I was pretty rattled
yesterday.

Maybe you wanted to give your friends a
little more getaway time.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Laura says you carry a personal alarm.

You didn't use it.

They had g*ns.

Oh, come on, Jay.

The truth.

What's gotten into you, Colt?

I mean, you seriously think they have
anything to do with Laura's kidnapping?

Probably not.

My guess is that your plans went wrong.

No.

The longer you lie to me, the longer it's
gonna take to get Laura back.

I never meant... I never meant
for this to happen, I swear.

I got into some problems over some bad
debts.

Gambling debts.

The whole business was on the verge of
collapsing.

And then these loan sharks, they...

They came up with some ideas that put me
in the clear.

And now they want more.

Exactly.

Where's your car?

Where we going?

Your store.

We're gonna wait for a phone call.

You said you were gonna call her brother.

I just want to give him enough time.

He's had plenty of time.

I said I'd take care of it.

I hate to say it after what she did to me,
but...

You kind of have to feel sorry for her.

Ah, don't get weepy on me.

Good-looking lady like that.

Totally helpless.

You know what's funny, Reese?

I feel sorry for you.

Yeah.

Right.

You're the one who's totally helpless.

Look at you.

Taking orders from a man who treats you
like dirt.

Get out of here.

Of course you're used to it.

My guess is it all started with your
father.

Oh, this ought to be good.

He was never satisfied, was he?

I'm telling you to shut up.

No matter what you did, it was never good
enough.

Did he hit you, Reese?

Did your father beat up on you?

You better shut up!

You know, the crazy thing is...
you're recreating it all over again.

You don't like what he's forced you into,
do you?

You don't like being pushed around.

Just like Dad used to do.

Dear old Dad.

That does it.

Leave her alone!

You idiot!

Don't you see she was goading you into
this?

Bring her back!

Yeah, helpless.

Real helpless.

Hello?

Hello?

I think we got something you want,
Jay.

All right, all right.

Just don't you hurt her.

That's entirely up to you.

Best to talk to her.

I want to speak to Laura.

Jay?

Is that you?

Are you all right?

I'm all right.

Jay, for God's sakes, what's going on?

She's alive and well.

Well, you'll do what I say.

What do you want?

The insurance money.

All $500,000.

I won't get that for months.

You won't get your sister for months.

We already got that.

No.

No, not all of it.

I got about $300,000 here on consignment.

He wants to give us some more jewelry.

All right.

I want all the best pieces.

No garbage.

You got one hour.

Get the stones and wait by the phone at


You call the cops, she's dead.

Going somewhere, gentlemen?

Come on.

Phil, there's no time to argue about this.

We've done nothing wrong.

Not even withholding information on a
kidnapping case?

Phil, you got to trust us on this.

If you get involved in this, they'll k*ll
Laura.

I'm the sheriff, Jay.

Severs is the one who got no business
being involved.

You don't understand, Phil.

Our hands are tied.

You haven't changed a bit.

Same old hot dogger.

Come on.

Whatever you're carrying
around inside of you

for 25 years is just
going to have to wait.

Now, come on, Phil.

We're leaving.

Well, maybe you're just going to have to
step through me.

Phil, come on.

Ah, I know what it is.

It's the bads.

Well, that's all the stuff, isn't it?

Get out of here, Jay!

Sorry about this, Phil.

You haven't heard the last of us,
Severs.

Not by a long shot.

You bring the jewels?

Where's Laura?

I thought we were going to make the trade
here.

There's been a change in plans.

We couldn't take a chance.

You bring the cops.

Get in the car.

I'll take my car.

I'm going to follow you.

Give me the jewels and get in the car.

What do you want?

How did you know I was here?

The distinct fragrance of rat.

You know, I could k*ll you right now.

You won't do that.

You need me for insurance.

Yeah, you're right.

But as soon as Borden
gets back here with your

brother and the jewels,
we won't need insurance.

Or either of you.

If you've heard her, I swear...

You're not really in a position to
threaten, are you, Jay?

You've been holding out on us,
Jay.

We should have had this stuff in the first
place.

But I lived up to my part of the bargain.

Now, where's Laura?

She's gone.

That's impossible.

She climbed out the window.

Well, go get her.

She can't have gotten far.

If you stop now, I won't hurt you.

Yeah.

Help me.

Please, help me.

Just

get me out of here.

Someone's after me.

All units, this is Sheriff Talbert.

I'm issuing two APBs.

One, a Colt Sabres, white male,
early 40s, 6'1", 80.

Last seen on foot heading north toward
Horton.

Two, a Jay Taylor, white male, approximately
the same age, height, and weight.

Uh, 245, please.

Colt.

Cops are just here looking for you.

Terrific.

Talbert put an APB out on you and Jay.

Now, what the heck's going on?

Anybody ask, you didn't see me.

Telephone call for Mr. Colt Sabres.

Do me a favor, Les.

Take that with you.

Uh, this is Les.

I can't explain it all now.

Just have Colt meet me at the patio at the
library.

I think we should waste him now.

Not until we're out of this state.

With a girl gone, we may need him as a
bargaining chip.

How did you manage to get away?

Oh, it's a long story.

Right now, we've got to get to Jay.

I overheard them say they were going to
k*ll both of us.

If only we don't know where they're
keeping him.

Maybe we can find it.

How?

This is Braille.

I just recorded every
left and right turn and the

approximate number of seconds
or minutes between each turn.

Now, all we have to do is start back at
the picnic grounds.

Like I said, you amaze me.

Save the applause till it works.

Here's the pig farm we passed.

Talk about your memorable landmarks.

Alright, 30 seconds and we should be
coming to a left turn.

Okay, we're coming to a fork.

One's about 90 degrees, the other's a
little sharper.

I'm not sure.

Let's pick one.

Did we just cross a stream?

Yeah, we sure did.

Then it must be the
other road, because I don't

remember hearing any
running water before.

Hang on.

We've

got a report of Seavers' vehicle being
spotted going toward Catwall Road.

Over.

Got it.

I'm only a half mile away.

Over and out.

Who is it called?

It's the sheriff.

He's not here as an escort.

This is it.

I remember that cattle grate.

Yeah, there they are.

Ah, terrific.

It's the cops.

Hang on.

Hold it, scumbag!

Don't do it, or I'll blow you away.

Thanks, Colt.

You sure know how to make a man feel like
a fool.

Thank God you're all right.

Thanks a lot.

It's been a wonderful weekend for us,
the Class of 1960.

This being the final night, let's enjoy
ourselves.

Let's keep in touch.

I

was mighty understanding of you to drop
charges against Jake.

Well, if it had gone much
beyond filing that false

police report, I'm not sure I
would have had the choice.

Not exactly the homecoming you expected,
eh, Colt?

More like a busman's holiday.

Well, look on the bright side.

You made it through the entire reunion
without running into Mary Jo Sperber.

Correction, Les.

I wouldn't say that's the bright side.

I'm looking at the right side.

Jay?

Colt!

Could I interest you in a short walk
around the girls' gym?

We're halfway across town from Randolph
High.

Use your imagination.

I'm already there.

Excuse us.

Gary!

Hi.

He says the good news is... He says,
you know, that good-looking nurse and...

I understand you know Colt Seavers.

Uh, yeah, but if you want him,
he left.

That's too bad.

Tell him I really wanted to see him,
but I couldn't stick around.

So long.

Bye.

Uh, who should I say was asking for him?

The name is Mary Jo Sperber.

Oh, there's a nice little bench.

Okay, why don't you see three steps?

You know, this hotel is built right on
that old park we used to come to.

You know, it hasn't changed a bit.

Yeah.

You know, coming back home has made me do
a little thinking.

Hmm?

Have you ever been to California?

You're not gonna get serious on me,
are you?

Well, maybe, but this time it's not puppy
love.

Colt, don't spoil it.

You have your life, I have mine.

Let's just enjoy the song.

Here we go.