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NARRATOR: The time was 1864.

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The place: The Wild West

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An unbridled age of heroes and villains.

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Sheriffs and outlaws.

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A land overflowing with water, game, timber

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...and creatures from a bygone
and forgotten age of history.

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Even now, modern
scholars refuse to accept the

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possibility that these
events actually occurred.

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But they did.

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For an entire year the Wild West

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was terrorized by these
flying devils from Hell.

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The creatures attacked
furiously and without motive.

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They showed no signs of weakness
and it was finally proclaimed

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that they were invulnerable.

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They were indeed pterodactyls.

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Creatures that no man could stop.

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Our story begins on a dark and stormy night

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in the rustic town of Kirksey, Texas

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home to the Debbie Dukes Bordello.

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(thunder crash)

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(saloon piano playing)

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(laughter)

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So, I could do my sword trick for you...

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(outside door opens)

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I'm looking for the man
they call: "The Outlaw"

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They call me...

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(drinks)

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"The Outlaw".

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(piano music stops abruptly)

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Take a seat, partner.

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(thunder crash)

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(wind and rain)

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Well, I better be hittin'
the ol' dusty trail...

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Hold on, partner!

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You're among friends... have a seat.

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I mean...

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SIT. DOWN.

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(chair squeaks)

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You got 'em?

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I traveled more than 600 miles over
the Chisos and Chinte Mountains...

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...ahead of all them Mescal,
Comanche, and Apache for four months.

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Oh, yeah. I got 'em.

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(thunder rumbles)

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Oh, they're beautiful.

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That they are. That they are.

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I'll tell you what: It took a
whole helluva lot to get 'em here.

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They said you'd be the man for the job.

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(laughter)

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(nervous laughter)

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(laughter continues)

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I can count on one hand the
fellas that coulda pulled this off.

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And I'm counting on you to
take that into consideration

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in FULL payment.

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I reckon you'll get what's coming to you.

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(gun cocks)

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(tense music)

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(another gun cocks)

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(tense music continues)

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(laughter)

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(laughing rises)

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(several gunshots)

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I'm okay!

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They shot each other!

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Do you think so?

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(rain sounds outside)

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Excuse me... excuse me, Miss Parker?

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You're Bunny Parker, aren't
you? The famous sharpshooter?

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I was there the day you shot
that outlaw: Vincent de Molay.

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Vinny de Mole.

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That's the one. You're a
legend! A household name!

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Is that all?

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Oh, no. You're much more. So much more.

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What do you want?

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I just wanted to meet you.

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Well, you met me. Now go away.

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Something else?

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Well, the truth is ma'am:

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Word around town is
that uh... you know...

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What?

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Well, I really don't know how to say it...

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Say what?

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Well, ma'am...

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(suggestive whispering)

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Is that right?

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Is that what you heard I do?

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Is it true?

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Come here.

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I'll show ya.

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AUURGGHH!

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Is that what you wanted?!
Is that what you heard I do?!

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You crazy witch! I'll tell the sheriff!

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Eh, blow it out your ass!

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(bottle shatters)

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-Huh! Bunny Parker.

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Yeah, Bunny Parker...

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I was there the day she shot
Vinny de Mole and saved the town...

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...changed my life.

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I hear she's living over in Kirskey now.

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Kirksey?

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I'd love to go and thank her.

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-Thank her? For what?

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For inspiring me and
many other girls like me.

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She's a great role model.

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A role model?

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(laughs)

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-What's so funny?

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She's a drunk now.

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I'm being serious.

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I am too. She's a drunk.

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Now, Miss Crawford, you wanted to see me?

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I believe it's about Little Jimmy?

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-Yes. I don't know how to put this but he's
been having a little difficulty in class.

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I'll tell you what Miss Crawford: Jimmy
was never the sharpest tool in the shed.

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But, he's going to be a rancher
- he doesn't need to be a genius.

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Now, is there anything
else? I'm a busy man.

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Well, actually, yes if
you have a moment, sir.

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His behavior has been a little unruly.

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Unruly, well... (laughs)

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I'm afraid so.

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Well, my mama always told me,
"Spare the rod and spoil the child."

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She'd say it as she was whacking me.

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So, what you should do Miss
Crawford is use your switch

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or whatever you have
whenever he gets out of line.

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-Hello Doris!
(door closes)

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-You'll never guess where I was.

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I was down at the schoolhouse - teacher
wanted to talk to me about Little Jimmy.

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I told her, "Miss Crawford, you
expect me to do your job AND mine?"

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How can I do that? How can I split
myself in two and be at the school

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taking care of Jimmy and be here?

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Truth of the matter is...

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Doris, I'd rather be with you.

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I love watching you.
Making sure you're comfy.

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Making sure you're nice and warm in there.

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Look at this:

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"Doris Yates."

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Bank robbery, arson...

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Public nudity...

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and mopery.

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I had to look that up!
You know what mopery is?

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It's exposing yourself to a blind person!

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Weeeyooo!

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That's nuts!

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You are something else, Doris.

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I'd like to see if you were still so
brave if these bars weren't between us.

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Oh, I think I would.

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I think if we tangled,
Doris, I'd come out on top.

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So what's a girl gotta do to
get some water around here?

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Oh, I understand. You're thirsty?

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Water would be nice.

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I'd give you some but...

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We all out.

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(thunder and light rain)

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(door creaking)

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Make one more move
and it will be your last.

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Drop it!

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(thunder)

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Hands behind your head.

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Would you have any interest
in an arrangement that...

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Not on your life! Go. Move.

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-Stand where I can see you.

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Now: Take off your clothes.

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What?

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Did I studder? Take off your clothes.

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Do you even know how
to use one of those things?

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-Shut up!

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Now...

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I'm going to...

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(gasp)

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(gun clicks)

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It's not even loaded.

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You know, one of these days you're gunna
have to use one of these things!

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I'm a teacher, not a gunslinger!

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(loud voices)

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-Settle down, ladies! Settle down!

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Hey! Settle down!

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Profits are way down this year

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and we need a gimmick to
start bringing people back in.

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I'm open to suggestions...
anybody have anything?

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What about a horse-wash?

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That sounds complicated.

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What if we came to work
dressed like animals?

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Sascha here can dress like a porcupine...

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I don't think anyone finds porcupines sexy!

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That's just you: You're a furry!

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We could sell tickets to my sword trick!

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Are you being intentionally slow?

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Men like biscuits.

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I make biscuit.

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What kinda biscuit? Because
that could be multiple things.

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What about these?

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What the hell are these?

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I don't know. I found this
bag on the floor the other day.

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Maybe it will be a good
way to bring people in.

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Huh!

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Hmm...

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(Jailer snoring)

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(rain and thunder)

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(snoring continues)

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(tense music)

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(snoring)

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(huge crash outside)

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The hell?

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-What the hell are you doing?

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What time's dinner?

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When I'm hungry!

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-I'll let you know.

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-Did you hear that noise?

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Hello?

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Anybody out here?

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-Hello?

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(rain and wind)

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(tense music)

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(keys jangle)

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(loud thump on the roof)

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What was that?

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Probably just a tree branch or something.

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Don't be so jumpy.

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(another thump on the roof)

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There it is again.

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C'mon, it's nothing!

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Go back to sleep.

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(enormous crash)

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(multiple loud thumps on the roof)

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(thumps grow louder)

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(Pterodactyl screeches)

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(heavy rain and thunder)

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(pterodactyl screech)

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(loud thunder)

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(loud screech)

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(thunder)

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(pterodactyl growls)

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(pterodactyl growling)

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(pterodactyl screeches)

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(shattering glass)

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(fire crackling)

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(coughing)

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(pterodactyl screeches)

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(coughing continues)

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(coughing)

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(pterodactyl screams)

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(fire crackles)

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NARRATOR: With an
outlaw now on the loose...

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Sheriff Steven Winslow had
no time to listen to complaints

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of flying monsters.

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When asked what he thought of these reports

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He went on record as saying, "The
only thing I'm interested in is proof."

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"Hard proof that these things are not
the result of overactive imaginations."

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Unbeknownst to the sheriff
and the citizens of Kirksey

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The proof lay hidden

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in the desk of Deborah
Dukes Riley Masterson III.

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(door closes)

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Isn't it a little bit late
to be making breakfast?

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What the hell are you doing here?

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That's one helluva egg.
Where'd you get that?

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None of your business.

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Oh, Debbie, Debbie, Debbie.

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-Oh, Jesus Christ.

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Look at you: drinking half a dozen
bottles before noon. That's disappointing.

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Why? You think I could do more?

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I bet you I could

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Bunny?

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What's the problem?

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C'mon Bunny you can tell
me: What's the problem?

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I'm gunna make it
crystal clear for you:

267
00:20:41.834 --> 00:20:42.834
I'm broke.

268
00:20:43.167 --> 00:20:44.167
I am so broke.

269
00:20:44.918 --> 00:20:48.792
Well, maybe if you
cleaned yourself up a bit...

270
00:20:49.500 --> 00:20:50.751
-Quit the drinking...

271
00:20:50.751 --> 00:20:52.334
No! No, no no no no!

272
00:20:52.792 --> 00:20:55.042
Look: Can't I come work for you?

273
00:20:55.042 --> 00:20:56.083
Psh! Like Hell!

274
00:20:56.083 --> 00:20:57.292
What? Why not?

275
00:20:57.375 --> 00:20:58.876
"Why not?" Look at you!

276
00:20:58.876 --> 00:21:01.792
Yeah! Look at me! I could do it.

277
00:21:01.792 --> 00:21:03.834
You? A whore?

278
00:21:03.834 --> 00:21:06.250
Your father would turn in his grave!

279
00:21:06.584 --> 00:21:08.125
My father is alive!

280
00:21:08.250 --> 00:21:09.584
This'll kill him!

281
00:21:10.125 --> 00:21:13.000
Just gimme one week; that's all I'm asking.

282
00:21:14.918 --> 00:21:16.584
I'll give you a night.

283
00:21:16.626 --> 00:21:17.626
Fine.

284
00:21:17.792 --> 00:21:18.792
Fine!

285
00:21:18.792 --> 00:21:19.792
Fine!

286
00:21:20.250 --> 00:21:22.125
Lemme tell you something, Bunny Parker

287
00:21:22.125 --> 00:21:24.042
It's not as easy as it looks!

288
00:21:24.083 --> 00:21:27.667
Men don't just waltz in here from
Laredo looking for your loving!

289
00:21:27.667 --> 00:21:28.667
(door opens)

290
00:21:29.834 --> 00:21:30.834
Hey hey!

291
00:21:31.584 --> 00:21:33.250
(mischievous laughter)

292
00:21:36.292 --> 00:21:37.959
Well, look who it is...

293
00:21:38.209 --> 00:21:41.125
I just dropped by from Laredo
to have me a good time...

294
00:21:41.125 --> 00:21:42.918
Today must be my lucky day.

295
00:21:43.334 --> 00:21:45.125
It SURE is.

296
00:21:45.334 --> 00:21:46.459
Oh, c'mon now!

297
00:21:46.876 --> 00:21:50.709
We don't put our goods on
display unless they're for sale...

298
00:21:50.834 --> 00:21:52.334
Let's go upstairs.

299
00:21:52.709 --> 00:21:54.250
Gimme some of that.

300
00:22:00.792 --> 00:22:02.375
I have a better idea.

301
00:22:02.375 --> 00:22:03.626
I'm sure you do.

302
00:22:03.626 --> 00:22:04.751
-Come with me!

303
00:22:06.751 --> 00:22:07.751
(splat)

304
00:22:08.709 --> 00:22:12.083
That hard-nosed sheriff
wants proof? I'll give him proof.

305
00:22:12.083 --> 00:22:14.083
Hun, that's my birthday roast!

306
00:22:14.125 --> 00:22:17.500
Yeah, you really deserve a birthday
roast after the way you helped me today.

307
00:22:17.500 --> 00:22:19.542
C'mon, Becca, I told the truth!

308
00:22:19.542 --> 00:22:21.959
You honestly don't
remember seeing that thing?

309
00:22:22.042 --> 00:22:23.167
I hardly remember anything!

310
00:22:23.459 --> 00:22:25.167
What DO you remember?

311
00:22:25.459 --> 00:22:26.500
I remember...

312
00:22:27.834 --> 00:22:28.876
...The Alamo?

313
00:22:29.834 --> 00:22:31.459
(exhausted laughter)

314
00:22:33.334 --> 00:22:35.042
(suspenseful music rises)

315
00:22:37.542 --> 00:22:38.542
(splat)

316
00:22:43.542 --> 00:22:45.125
(fireplace crackles)

317
00:22:46.417 --> 00:22:48.083
(sounds of scribbling)

318
00:22:54.292 --> 00:22:58.000
(strange ethereal sounds from satchel)

319
00:23:05.959 --> 00:23:07.667
(strange sounds continue)

320
00:23:21.083 --> 00:23:22.751
(tree branches rustling)

321
00:23:23.959 --> 00:23:26.042
(dinosaur roar in the distance)

322
00:23:27.751 --> 00:23:28.751
(wind blows)

323
00:23:37.375 --> 00:23:38.876
(heavy desert wind)

324
00:23:40.959 --> 00:23:42.959
(pterodactyl roar in distance)

325
00:23:45.584 --> 00:23:46.876
(wings flapping)

326
00:23:52.626 --> 00:23:53.626
(wind blows)

327
00:23:56.584 --> 00:23:57.959
(leaves rustling)

328
00:24:01.417 --> 00:24:03.083
(pterodactyl approaches)

329
00:24:06.918 --> 00:24:08.167
(wings flapping)

330
00:24:09.500 --> 00:24:10.500
(roar)

331
00:24:19.292 --> 00:24:20.292
(roar)

332
00:24:25.167 --> 00:24:26.834
(pterodactyl chewing)

333
00:24:32.459 --> 00:24:33.959
(chewing continues)

334
00:24:36.709 --> 00:24:38.334
No, Robert, don't...

335
00:24:38.709 --> 00:24:39.709
Robert!

336
00:24:39.959 --> 00:24:40.959
(gunshot)

337
00:24:42.083 --> 00:24:43.667
(pterodactyl growls)

338
00:24:44.584 --> 00:24:45.584
(ROAR!)

339
00:24:46.667 --> 00:24:48.334
Get inside now... NOW!

340
00:24:52.334 --> 00:24:53.334
(ROAR!)

341
00:24:56.125 --> 00:24:57.125
(ROAR!)

342
00:25:01.083 --> 00:25:02.083
Hrmmphhh!

343
00:25:04.542 --> 00:25:05.542
(ROAR!)

344
00:25:08.042 --> 00:25:09.042
Hrrmpphhh!

345
00:25:10.250 --> 00:25:11.375
Becca! Becca!!

346
00:25:13.125 --> 00:25:14.125
(ROAR!)

347
00:25:17.542 --> 00:25:18.542
Becca!!!

348
00:25:18.959 --> 00:25:19.959
(ROAR!)

349
00:25:20.751 --> 00:25:24.417
Noooooo!

350
00:25:27.667 --> 00:25:29.959
(ROAR!)

351
00:25:32.626 --> 00:25:35.751
SHERIFF: "Well, that is
quite the story, ma'am...

352
00:25:35.959 --> 00:25:38.500
...but you don't have any proof I see.

353
00:25:38.959 --> 00:25:41.626
Proof?! It took my husband!

354
00:25:41.626 --> 00:25:46.626
Yeah, well, more than likely he walked
out on you in the middle of the night...

355
00:25:46.876 --> 00:25:49.834
That's a load of horse
manure and you know it.

356
00:25:51.542 --> 00:25:53.417
I wish I did, Miss Crawford.

357
00:25:54.459 --> 00:25:55.751
Good day to you.

358
00:25:56.500 --> 00:25:59.834
Sheriff, time is of the
essence. We have to act now!

359
00:25:59.959 --> 00:26:01.667
What is this WE stuff?

360
00:26:02.459 --> 00:26:03.459
Look...

361
00:26:03.709 --> 00:26:06.834
If you want to find it so badly...

362
00:26:07.542 --> 00:26:09.709
Why don't you form the possee?

363
00:26:09.959 --> 00:26:10.959
Me?!

364
00:26:10.959 --> 00:26:12.792
Yes, you!

365
00:26:13.792 --> 00:26:17.542
If you want to save
that boyfriend of yours...

366
00:26:17.959 --> 00:26:21.292
You're gunna have to do it by yourself.

367
00:26:22.918 --> 00:26:23.918
No...

368
00:26:25.042 --> 00:26:27.042
Not by myself.

369
00:26:35.918 --> 00:26:37.667
(birds and rooster sounds)

370
00:26:55.918 --> 00:26:57.417
(multiple gunshots)

371
00:26:57.834 --> 00:26:59.834
What the hell's got into
you, you crazy witch?

372
00:26:59.834 --> 00:27:01.500
-You get off my property!

373
00:27:01.751 --> 00:27:04.042
The woman is supposed
to make her man breakfast!

374
00:27:04.042 --> 00:27:05.792
I'll make breakfast outta you!

375
00:27:05.792 --> 00:27:07.459
Just who the hell do you think you are?

376
00:27:07.459 --> 00:27:09.626
I'm Bunny Goddamn Parker - that's who I am!

377
00:27:09.626 --> 00:27:10.626
Who are you??

378
00:27:10.626 --> 00:27:12.042
Are you still drunk? I'm George...

379
00:27:12.042 --> 00:27:13.042
(GUNSHOT)

380
00:27:13.083 --> 00:27:16.584
You open your mouth again and I'll
shoot your crotch, Goerge Jameson.

381
00:27:16.584 --> 00:27:18.500
That's my least vulnerable spot!

382
00:27:18.500 --> 00:27:21.959
I'll certainly have difficulty
with so small a target.

383
00:27:24.083 --> 00:27:25.375
You'll be sorry!

384
00:27:26.334 --> 00:27:27.334
-Yeah, yeah!

385
00:27:31.626 --> 00:27:32.626
Roaggghh!

386
00:27:38.209 --> 00:27:39.459
(birds chirping)

387
00:27:52.209 --> 00:27:53.250
Good morning!

388
00:27:53.834 --> 00:27:56.500
Who are you? Why are you behind my tree?

389
00:27:58.876 --> 00:28:02.083
I'm Rebecca Crawford, ma'am.

390
00:28:06.459 --> 00:28:09.209
I was there the day you...

391
00:28:09.626 --> 00:28:11.167
Shot Vinny de Mole!

392
00:28:11.250 --> 00:28:12.250
Yes!

393
00:28:12.542 --> 00:28:15.542
And you were so inspired by
my larger-than-life enterprises

394
00:28:15.542 --> 00:28:18.125
that you just had to come and
see me in the flesh, is that it?

395
00:28:18.125 --> 00:28:19.125
Well, I...

396
00:28:21.250 --> 00:28:22.250
Maybe...

397
00:28:22.918 --> 00:28:25.375
I'm human just like you...

398
00:28:25.626 --> 00:28:29.542
and I can do anything that any other
human can do. Is that such a shock?

399
00:28:29.542 --> 00:28:31.584
No, you're so much more than that.

400
00:28:31.584 --> 00:28:32.792
You're my hero!

401
00:28:34.542 --> 00:28:35.667
(rooster call)

402
00:28:41.918 --> 00:28:43.292
What do you want?

403
00:28:43.292 --> 00:28:47.125
I actually wanna hire
you for an assignment.

404
00:28:47.417 --> 00:28:49.292
I am not a manhunter anymore.

405
00:28:49.500 --> 00:28:51.500
Those days are over.

406
00:28:52.667 --> 00:28:54.584
What about a dinosaur hunter?

407
00:28:55.959 --> 00:28:58.292
(inspiring music)

408
00:29:02.417 --> 00:29:04.083
(desert wind blowing)

409
00:29:07.626 --> 00:29:09.125
(suspenseful music)

410
00:29:13.459 --> 00:29:15.125
(pterodactyl chewing)

411
00:29:23.417 --> 00:29:24.959
(chewing continues)

412
00:29:32.334 --> 00:29:33.334
(wind blows)

413
00:29:37.125 --> 00:29:38.626
(tense music rises)

414
00:29:45.292 --> 00:29:46.292
(whip crack)

415
00:29:46.792 --> 00:29:47.792
(ROAR!)

416
00:29:52.167 --> 00:29:53.167
(ROAR!)

417
00:29:54.334 --> 00:29:55.542
(intense music)

418
00:30:02.000 --> 00:30:03.000
(ROAR!)

419
00:30:09.500 --> 00:30:11.250
(sounds of flapping wings)

420
00:30:15.584 --> 00:30:16.918
(music of defeat)

421
00:30:19.167 --> 00:30:22.083
REBECCA: It flew south
out towards the canyons

422
00:30:22.292 --> 00:30:24.083
I think it has a nest there.

423
00:30:24.083 --> 00:30:26.667
And you want me to avenge the
death of your beloved, is that it?

424
00:30:27.083 --> 00:30:30.042
No, he's still alive. I just
want you to bring him back.

425
00:30:30.500 --> 00:30:32.751
Well, that is quite the challenge.

426
00:30:33.167 --> 00:30:34.751
I've seen you shoot.

427
00:30:34.918 --> 00:30:37.167
This should be easy
compared to Vinny de Mole.

428
00:30:37.167 --> 00:30:38.834
Easy? You call this easy?

429
00:30:38.834 --> 00:30:39.918
Yeah!

430
00:30:40.167 --> 00:30:44.167
Vinny de Mole was a midget with an itchy
trigger finger. This is entirely different!

431
00:30:44.167 --> 00:30:45.876
Not for Bunny Parker!

432
00:30:48.876 --> 00:30:51.459
Look, I know you've been
having some trouble lately...

433
00:30:51.459 --> 00:30:54.626
but maybe this is the
job to put you back on top!

434
00:30:55.209 --> 00:30:57.334
Why should this drunken has-been help you?

435
00:30:57.334 --> 00:31:00.709
Because this drunken
has-been happens to be my hero.

436
00:31:00.709 --> 00:31:03.167
And this hero deserves to ride again.

437
00:31:10.417 --> 00:31:11.834
(mysterious music)

438
00:31:13.250 --> 00:31:14.667
(weird egg noises)

439
00:31:19.042 --> 00:31:20.375
Are these them?

440
00:31:20.959 --> 00:31:21.959
Sure are.

441
00:31:22.626 --> 00:31:23.959
Pterodactyl eggs.

442
00:31:24.000 --> 00:31:26.083
Now, what the hell is a... ptero...

443
00:31:26.334 --> 00:31:27.542
Ptero...dactyl?

444
00:31:28.417 --> 00:31:32.125
Half bird... half
snake... and all devil.

445
00:31:33.000 --> 00:31:36.334
We'd like to return the eggs to
its mama and rescue my husband.

446
00:31:37.042 --> 00:31:38.167
You're joking.

447
00:31:38.792 --> 00:31:43.459
The only reason why she's attacking
is because her eggs have been stolen.

448
00:31:43.626 --> 00:31:46.834
So, you're going to waltz
into this bird's house...

449
00:31:46.834 --> 00:31:51.751
...and you're going to ask it nicely to
trade your husband for some of its eggs?

450
00:31:51.751 --> 00:31:53.417
In a nutshell... yes.

451
00:31:54.584 --> 00:31:56.250
(laughing in disbelief)

452
00:31:59.918 --> 00:32:01.792
If you're doing this, I want in.

453
00:32:01.792 --> 00:32:02.792
Really?

454
00:32:03.292 --> 00:32:05.500
You'd stick your neck out for me?

455
00:32:06.667 --> 00:32:07.667
No!

456
00:32:08.834 --> 00:32:10.542
I don't even know you!

457
00:32:11.334 --> 00:32:14.083
No, if this is as big as you say it is...

458
00:32:14.375 --> 00:32:16.959
I wanna stuff it and put it in my parlor.

459
00:32:16.959 --> 00:32:18.459
You're gunna stuff it?

460
00:32:18.459 --> 00:32:20.292
Wouldn't that be something?

461
00:32:21.125 --> 00:32:22.125
And...

462
00:32:22.375 --> 00:32:24.375
If you let me come with you...

463
00:32:24.375 --> 00:32:28.876
I'll give you access to
The Best Chest in the West.

464
00:32:29.584 --> 00:32:31.667
DEBBIE: The Best Chest in the West.

465
00:32:31.667 --> 00:32:34.542
I was expecting
something entirely different.

466
00:32:34.876 --> 00:32:36.751
Where did you get all these?

467
00:32:36.959 --> 00:32:41.209
-When our boys can't pay in cash, we get
'em to pay with something just as valuable.

468
00:32:41.209 --> 00:32:42.876
-Well, they're very nice.

469
00:32:43.417 --> 00:32:44.584
Whaddya say, ladies?

470
00:32:44.584 --> 00:32:49.334
Can this beautiful, young businesswoman
accompany y'all on your adventure?

471
00:32:49.959 --> 00:32:51.000
(music rises)

472
00:33:08.500 --> 00:33:09.500
(gunshot)

473
00:33:12.042 --> 00:33:13.375
(adventure music)

474
00:33:18.459 --> 00:33:21.542
REBECCA: Every journey
starts with a first step.

475
00:33:21.542 --> 00:33:23.459
May the Good Lord be with us.

476
00:33:23.667 --> 00:33:24.667
Onward!

477
00:33:25.584 --> 00:33:26.584
Wait.

478
00:33:26.751 --> 00:33:27.751
What is it?

479
00:33:28.334 --> 00:33:29.459
We're walking?

480
00:33:29.751 --> 00:33:31.209
Is that a problem?

481
00:33:31.542 --> 00:33:33.250
We don't have any horses?

482
00:33:33.500 --> 00:33:35.167
Do you see any horses?

483
00:33:35.167 --> 00:33:38.250
Oh, no, no, no - this will NOT do.

484
00:33:38.918 --> 00:33:40.667
Well, what do you suggest?

485
00:33:44.500 --> 00:33:46.626
(night crickets)

486
00:33:49.542 --> 00:33:51.584
(snoring)

487
00:33:55.417 --> 00:33:56.959
(offscreen horse sounds)

488
00:33:58.292 --> 00:34:00.751
This is awful! I feel awful!

489
00:34:01.125 --> 00:34:03.292
You'll feel worse after a day of walking...

490
00:34:03.292 --> 00:34:05.334
These horses will get
us there in half the time.

491
00:34:05.334 --> 00:34:07.334
Bunny, you're supposed
to be the voice of reason...

492
00:34:07.417 --> 00:34:08.792
Please tell me this is a bad idea.

493
00:34:08.792 --> 00:34:10.083
This is a bad idea.

494
00:34:10.083 --> 00:34:11.083
See?!

495
00:34:11.125 --> 00:34:14.125
Wait, do you mean that? Or
are you just repeating what I said?

496
00:34:18.083 --> 00:34:19.125
(tense music)

497
00:34:27.334 --> 00:34:30.125
Dammit! I thought he
kept this thing unlocked.

498
00:34:30.125 --> 00:34:31.250
That tears it!

499
00:34:37.959 --> 00:34:39.167
No, it doesn't.

500
00:34:40.500 --> 00:34:43.417
(frisky music begins)

501
00:34:45.876 --> 00:34:48.334
Debbie! What the hell are you doing?!

502
00:34:51.250 --> 00:34:52.250
(snoring)

503
00:35:00.167 --> 00:35:02.667
(music begins to rise)

504
00:35:08.667 --> 00:35:09.667
What?!

505
00:35:10.667 --> 00:35:11.876
Who the hell are you?!

506
00:35:11.876 --> 00:35:12.959
I can explain!

507
00:35:13.375 --> 00:35:15.042
You better do so quick!

508
00:35:15.125 --> 00:35:18.209
You wouldn't harm a beautiful
young woman and her two friends...

509
00:35:18.751 --> 00:35:19.751
Two friends!?

510
00:35:19.792 --> 00:35:24.417
Especially since all we wanted to
do was buy some of your fine horses!

511
00:35:25.751 --> 00:35:26.792
You got cash?

512
00:35:27.417 --> 00:35:28.876
Not exactly... no.

513
00:35:29.667 --> 00:35:30.667
(cocks rifle)

514
00:35:30.667 --> 00:35:31.667
BUT!

515
00:35:32.751 --> 00:35:33.751
But...

516
00:35:34.542 --> 00:35:38.500
I'm sure we can find an
alternate form of payment...

517
00:35:39.042 --> 00:35:40.751
can't we, Mr. Wilkinson?

518
00:35:42.959 --> 00:35:46.375
How much did you say those
horses were worth exactly?

519
00:35:48.250 --> 00:35:49.375
(horse neighs)

520
00:35:53.500 --> 00:35:55.292
(keys jangle)

521
00:36:00.751 --> 00:36:01.959
Step lively, girls!

522
00:36:01.959 --> 00:36:03.542
We're burning moonlight!

523
00:36:04.083 --> 00:36:05.334
(adventure theme begins)

524
00:36:12.918 --> 00:36:15.375
(horses galloping)

525
00:36:28.500 --> 00:36:29.500
Yay! Horses!

526
00:36:45.918 --> 00:36:49.250
-Wait, wait, wait! Hold your
horses I dropped my hat!

527
00:36:59.417 --> 00:37:00.542
Okay, now let's go.

528
00:37:23.042 --> 00:37:27.792
Alright, it's your first lesson
as a shooter, schoolteacher.

529
00:37:28.959 --> 00:37:31.542
First, take note of your surroundings.

530
00:37:32.417 --> 00:37:37.334
When the sun casts long shadows, a
man will seem much further than he appears.

531
00:37:39.417 --> 00:37:43.792
At noon the sun will be directly
overhead and a man will seem much closer.

532
00:37:44.709 --> 00:37:46.417
How close is too close?

533
00:37:47.000 --> 00:37:48.834
You'll see too much of him.

534
00:37:50.751 --> 00:37:51.751
You'll see how he sweats.

535
00:37:53.042 --> 00:37:54.709
You'll see how he blinks.

536
00:37:55.751 --> 00:37:58.459
And when you take time to see all that...

537
00:37:58.751 --> 00:37:59.876
He'll kill you.

538
00:37:59.876 --> 00:38:00.876
(gunshot)

539
00:38:01.667 --> 00:38:03.542
See everything and see nothing.

540
00:38:04.083 --> 00:38:05.083
Alright.

541
00:38:05.375 --> 00:38:06.375
Aim the gun.

542
00:38:08.417 --> 00:38:10.667
Look down the barrel of the gun...

543
00:38:11.584 --> 00:38:13.834
...and gently squeeze the trigger.

544
00:38:16.834 --> 00:38:19.167
(sneeze)
(GUNSHOT!)

545
00:38:21.959 --> 00:38:24.709
Well, I guess we'll be
leaving the shooting to Bunny.

546
00:38:24.709 --> 00:38:27.000
No, give her a chance!

547
00:38:27.000 --> 00:38:30.792
Well, I'm moving. I don't
want to be hit by friendly fire.

548
00:38:31.626 --> 00:38:34.375
You know, maybe I'd
be better off with a rifle.

549
00:38:34.375 --> 00:38:35.667
Woah, woah, woah!

550
00:38:35.667 --> 00:38:36.667
What??

551
00:38:36.876 --> 00:38:38.375
You see this rifle?

552
00:38:39.959 --> 00:38:40.959
See it.

553
00:38:42.083 --> 00:38:43.083
Smell it.

554
00:38:44.292 --> 00:38:45.292
Touch it.

555
00:38:46.250 --> 00:38:47.250
Kiss it.

556
00:38:47.751 --> 00:38:48.751
Kiss it!

557
00:38:51.292 --> 00:38:53.083
This here rifle is Dave.

558
00:38:53.083 --> 00:38:54.500
You can see him...

559
00:38:55.167 --> 00:38:56.167
You can smell him...

560
00:38:56.209 --> 00:38:57.209
You can kiss him...

561
00:38:57.292 --> 00:39:00.918
But no one, and I mean no one,
shoots Dave except for Bunny Parker.

562
00:39:01.167 --> 00:39:02.542
Whatever you say.

563
00:39:03.584 --> 00:39:05.250
(desert wind howling)

564
00:39:52.167 --> 00:39:53.876
(wind continues to howl)

565
00:40:25.083 --> 00:40:26.626
(campfire crackles)

566
00:40:39.375 --> 00:40:41.751
You really are devoted
to that husband of yours.

567
00:40:41.751 --> 00:40:43.167
He's all I've got.

568
00:40:43.876 --> 00:40:46.667
I hate to ask this, but what if he's dead?

569
00:40:46.667 --> 00:40:47.667
He isn't.

570
00:40:47.751 --> 00:40:48.751
Yeah, but what if he is?

571
00:40:48.792 --> 00:40:49.792
He isn't.

572
00:40:49.918 --> 00:40:50.918
Yeah, but what if he is?

573
00:40:50.959 --> 00:40:51.959
He's alive and I know it!

574
00:40:52.167 --> 00:40:53.167
Yeah, yeah.

575
00:40:56.292 --> 00:40:57.292
Wait.

576
00:40:58.334 --> 00:41:00.000
Where's my green bag?

577
00:41:01.542 --> 00:41:02.709
What green bag?

578
00:41:02.709 --> 00:41:04.459
The green bag with all the food in it.

579
00:41:04.500 --> 00:41:05.500
I could have sworn...

580
00:41:05.876 --> 00:41:09.000
Wait, you didn't set it down when
we were stealing the horses, did you?

581
00:41:09.000 --> 00:41:10.167
No, of course not.

582
00:41:10.375 --> 00:41:14.042
NARRATOR: Let's put that
statement to the test. shall we?

583
00:41:14.709 --> 00:41:16.709
(film rewinds)

584
00:41:24.167 --> 00:41:26.834
(audience cheers and applauds)

585
00:41:31.459 --> 00:41:35.334
(Stars and Stripes Forever plays)

586
00:41:39.667 --> 00:41:40.667
Oh my God.

587
00:41:41.292 --> 00:41:44.417
The most important satchel
and she leaves it behind.

588
00:41:44.500 --> 00:41:45.667
This isn't my fault.

589
00:41:45.667 --> 00:41:47.542
Then whose fault is it, Deborah?

590
00:41:47.584 --> 00:41:50.500
Shut up, Bunny!
I don't need you to call me Deborah!

591
00:41:50.667 --> 00:41:52.459
You packed whiskey - you didn't pack food?

592
00:41:52.459 --> 00:41:54.500
If anything, it's anything but our fault!

593
00:41:54.500 --> 00:41:55.876
If you would've got horses for us

594
00:41:55.959 --> 00:41:57.500
we wouldn't have had to steal these!

595
00:41:57.500 --> 00:41:59.209
Then you wouldn't have forgotten our food

596
00:41:59.292 --> 00:42:00.459
Is that it?
-Yes!

597
00:42:01.542 --> 00:42:04.250
I figure we have three days
until we reach the canyon.

598
00:42:04.417 --> 00:42:06.334
-I'm going home.
-Like hell you are!

599
00:42:06.334 --> 00:42:09.751
What do you suggest?
We starve halfway there?

600
00:42:09.751 --> 00:42:11.250
We'll find food along the way!

601
00:42:11.250 --> 00:42:14.042
Sure! Manna from
Heaven will fall into our laps.

602
00:42:14.042 --> 00:42:16.959
I say we go back, we
stock up, and we come back later.

603
00:42:17.042 --> 00:42:18.250
Robert might be dead by then!

604
00:42:18.459 --> 00:42:19.709
He might be dead by now, babe!

605
00:42:20.125 --> 00:42:21.125
(GUNSHOT!)

606
00:42:21.667 --> 00:42:22.667
Knock it off!

607
00:42:27.918 --> 00:42:28.918
Wait...

608
00:42:29.959 --> 00:42:31.876
What if we ate one of the eggs?

609
00:42:31.876 --> 00:42:32.876
Debbie!

610
00:42:33.125 --> 00:42:35.959
I mean, we have a bunch
of them! It won't even miss it.

611
00:42:36.000 --> 00:42:37.834
Oh, I'm sure that'll make
the mama real happy.

612
00:42:37.959 --> 00:42:39.959
How do you know the mama
doesn't eat her own eggs?

613
00:42:39.959 --> 00:42:41.500
A mother wouldn't eat her own children!

614
00:42:41.500 --> 00:42:44.334
A human mother! But
we're talking about a ptero...

615
00:42:44.334 --> 00:42:45.334
A ptero...

616
00:42:45.334 --> 00:42:46.334
A PTERODACTYL!

617
00:42:46.417 --> 00:42:48.250
A pterodactyl! Much obliged!

618
00:42:48.334 --> 00:42:49.334
Gimme that.

619
00:42:49.918 --> 00:42:51.626
No! Bunny, help me out here!

620
00:42:51.626 --> 00:42:52.959
I agree with Debbie on this one.

621
00:42:52.959 --> 00:42:53.959
What?!

622
00:42:54.542 --> 00:42:55.876
(stressful music)

623
00:42:57.125 --> 00:42:58.125
Now look at what you did!

624
00:42:58.542 --> 00:43:00.209
So help me God if you...

625
00:43:00.250 --> 00:43:01.626
(cracking sounds)

626
00:43:02.626 --> 00:43:03.626
What?

627
00:43:05.292 --> 00:43:06.876
(cracking continues)

628
00:43:13.876 --> 00:43:17.709
(adorable pterodactyl noises)

629
00:43:20.375 --> 00:43:21.667
Well, I'll be...

630
00:43:22.626 --> 00:43:25.250
And you wanted to eat him!

631
00:43:26.417 --> 00:43:28.334
(adorable pterodactyl noises)

632
00:43:30.500 --> 00:43:31.542
(tense music)

633
00:43:37.584 --> 00:43:38.834
(flapping wings)

634
00:43:52.876 --> 00:43:53.876
(growling)

635
00:44:07.834 --> 00:44:08.834
(ROAR!)

636
00:44:18.375 --> 00:44:19.375
(ROAR!)

637
00:44:22.918 --> 00:44:23.918
(ROAR!)

638
00:44:26.751 --> 00:44:27.792
(tense music)

639
00:44:29.167 --> 00:44:30.292
(GUNSHOT!)

640
00:44:31.125 --> 00:44:32.125
(ROAR!)

641
00:44:37.500 --> 00:44:38.500
(ROAR!)

642
00:44:44.167 --> 00:44:45.167
(ROAR!)

643
00:44:47.751 --> 00:44:48.751
(GUNSHOT!)

644
00:44:52.209 --> 00:44:54.459
(adorable baby pterodactyl noises)

645
00:45:01.375 --> 00:45:03.626
When you're done playing
nurse-maid to that thing

646
00:45:03.626 --> 00:45:05.709
could you possibly
shoot us something to eat

647
00:45:05.709 --> 00:45:08.375
before I gnaw off my arm in starvation?!

648
00:45:08.459 --> 00:45:11.125
Have you seen any wildlife this morning?

649
00:45:11.292 --> 00:45:12.792
(suspenseful music)

650
00:45:14.292 --> 00:45:15.959
(silence)

651
00:45:18.209 --> 00:45:19.209
(light wind)

652
00:45:22.876 --> 00:45:25.334
Someone or something scared them off.

653
00:45:30.000 --> 00:45:31.459
(foreboding music)

654
00:45:48.459 --> 00:45:50.167
I can't take this anymore.

655
00:45:53.042 --> 00:45:54.042
Oh my God...

656
00:45:54.417 --> 00:45:57.167
-What do you think you're doing?
- I wouldn't do that if I were you.

657
00:45:57.167 --> 00:45:58.292
Don't do that!

658
00:45:58.417 --> 00:45:59.417
I'm hungry!

659
00:45:59.459 --> 00:46:01.584
Do you even know what those are?
-Berries!

660
00:46:01.667 --> 00:46:03.250
They're gunna make you sick!

661
00:46:03.250 --> 00:46:05.459
-Nah! I got an iron constitution!

662
00:46:06.125 --> 00:46:07.500
(chewing berries)

663
00:46:07.876 --> 00:46:10.000
You're gunna delay us like two hours!

664
00:46:10.000 --> 00:46:11.709
Why? What's gunna happen?

665
00:46:12.876 --> 00:46:14.584
(loud wretching noises)

666
00:46:16.292 --> 00:46:21.792
I know. The stupid lady had to go eat those
poisonous berries after we told her not to

667
00:46:22.334 --> 00:46:24.000
and delay us four hours!

668
00:46:25.250 --> 00:46:27.584
(irritated baby pterodactyl noises)

669
00:46:27.834 --> 00:46:30.918
Terry! No! No! Come back!
-He'll never come back!

670
00:46:31.959 --> 00:46:34.167
(curious baby pterodactyl noises)

671
00:46:40.500 --> 00:46:42.459
No, I think he will. Here,
gimme Debbie's coat.

672
00:46:43.918 --> 00:46:45.375
Hey, Terry! Terry?

673
00:46:46.334 --> 00:46:47.334
Here Terry!

674
00:46:48.918 --> 00:46:50.375
C'mon, boy! C'mon!

675
00:46:51.918 --> 00:46:54.000
(happy baby pterodactyl noises)

676
00:46:54.918 --> 00:46:56.250
(THUNK!)

677
00:46:56.542 --> 00:46:58.209
Hey, how'd you do that?

678
00:46:58.542 --> 00:47:00.250
D'ye ever see a bullfight?

679
00:47:00.459 --> 00:47:01.459
Yeah, so?

680
00:47:01.751 --> 00:47:05.709
Y'know, the matador holds
a red cape and the bull charges?

681
00:47:06.125 --> 00:47:07.125
So?

682
00:47:07.375 --> 00:47:10.709
I think that the same
principle can be applied here.

683
00:47:11.417 --> 00:47:13.209
(Debbie coughing offscreen)

684
00:47:18.584 --> 00:47:19.584
Ladies...

685
00:47:20.500 --> 00:47:23.417
I have come to the
very difficult decision...

686
00:47:24.000 --> 00:47:25.209
I'm going home.

687
00:47:27.918 --> 00:47:29.459
(crickets chirping)

688
00:47:31.209 --> 00:47:34.209
You know, we're not gunna last
much longer if we don't get some food.

689
00:47:34.959 --> 00:47:36.667
Something will turn up.

690
00:47:37.042 --> 00:47:38.709
The odds are on our side.

691
00:47:39.292 --> 00:47:40.959
You really are something.

692
00:47:43.959 --> 00:47:45.292
Y'all smell that?

693
00:47:46.709 --> 00:47:48.292
Someone's cooking chicken.

694
00:47:48.292 --> 00:47:49.500
Not here, girl.

695
00:47:50.709 --> 00:47:51.959
No, I'm serious.

696
00:47:52.292 --> 00:47:54.209
Why don't you go back to bed?

697
00:47:54.542 --> 00:47:57.083
No, wait. I smell it too.

698
00:47:57.334 --> 00:47:59.000
(the girls sniff the air)

699
00:48:09.459 --> 00:48:11.626
What did I tell you? What did I tell you?!

700
00:48:13.751 --> 00:48:15.667
Get down! Are you crazy?

701
00:48:15.667 --> 00:48:19.834
No. I'm hungry! And it's
my fault we're in this mess.

702
00:48:19.834 --> 00:48:21.667
Don't worry. I'll cover you.

703
00:48:21.834 --> 00:48:26.167
Not to worry, ladies. My
methods are much simpler.

704
00:48:26.542 --> 00:48:27.667
Oh, not again.

705
00:48:28.459 --> 00:48:29.959
(campfire crackles)

706
00:48:33.459 --> 00:48:35.125
Well, hey there, boys.

707
00:48:37.876 --> 00:48:43.292
You boys wouldn't be willing to help me and
my friends get a little din-din for tonight

708
00:48:43.584 --> 00:48:44.584
Would you?

709
00:48:44.876 --> 00:48:45.876
Well...

710
00:48:46.042 --> 00:48:47.667
What's in it for us?

711
00:48:48.250 --> 00:48:49.250
Well...

712
00:48:50.292 --> 00:48:51.417
(frisky music)

713
00:48:52.334 --> 00:48:55.042
She's got guts. A lot of guts.

714
00:48:55.042 --> 00:48:57.584
What's she gunna do with both of them?

715
00:48:59.042 --> 00:49:01.834
So, what do you say?

716
00:49:02.626 --> 00:49:03.709
What do I say?

717
00:49:04.834 --> 00:49:07.792
Haha! What do you think I say, Debbie?

718
00:49:11.375 --> 00:49:12.375
C'mon out, girls!

719
00:49:13.334 --> 00:49:17.167
-We thought you'd need a hand
so... we came to help you out!

720
00:49:18.542 --> 00:49:19.542
Oh.

721
00:49:20.250 --> 00:49:26.250
We tracked these winged beasts to
their cave at the bottom of that cliff.

722
00:49:27.000 --> 00:49:29.751
-And we picked up a friend along the way.

723
00:49:30.375 --> 00:49:31.375
C'mon out, Doris!

724
00:49:33.209 --> 00:49:34.417
(intense music)

725
00:49:40.334 --> 00:49:44.500
Come to think of it, we should've
just let you think we were men.

726
00:49:44.876 --> 00:49:46.542
Could've had us some fun.

727
00:49:47.709 --> 00:49:48.876
(Distant Roar!)

728
00:49:51.083 --> 00:49:52.792
(suspenseful music begins)

729
00:49:55.209 --> 00:49:56.209
(thunder)

730
00:49:58.250 --> 00:50:00.876
Oh my God.

731
00:50:01.500 --> 00:50:02.876
Here we go again.

732
00:50:03.459 --> 00:50:04.667
Everybody move!

733
00:50:05.292 --> 00:50:06.292
(ROAR!)

734
00:50:15.459 --> 00:50:17.375
-They're coming back around!

735
00:50:18.083 --> 00:50:19.792
(multiple guns cocking)

736
00:50:24.209 --> 00:50:25.709
(epic music begins)

737
00:50:28.500 --> 00:50:30.000
(thunder continues)

738
00:50:33.876 --> 00:50:36.125
-Hold your fire... hold your fire!

739
00:50:40.959 --> 00:50:42.250
-Hold your fire!

740
00:50:42.959 --> 00:50:43.959
(thunder)

741
00:50:45.334 --> 00:50:46.626
-Hold your fire!

742
00:50:48.459 --> 00:50:49.459
Take 'em!

743
00:50:49.751 --> 00:50:51.042
(muskets firing)

744
00:50:52.709 --> 00:50:53.959
(multiple roars)

745
00:50:55.751 --> 00:50:58.209
We have your eggs! We have your eggs!

746
00:50:59.000 --> 00:51:00.042
Jesus, c'mon!

747
00:51:00.334 --> 00:51:01.542
(rifles firing)

748
00:51:05.167 --> 00:51:06.459
(roars continue)

749
00:51:12.042 --> 00:51:13.042
C'mon!

750
00:51:13.375 --> 00:51:14.375
Forget this!

751
00:51:14.834 --> 00:51:16.042
(pistol firing)

752
00:51:17.083 --> 00:51:18.083
(loud roar)

753
00:51:26.209 --> 00:51:27.250
(guns firing)

754
00:51:28.375 --> 00:51:30.292
(wounded pterodactyl screams)

755
00:51:31.667 --> 00:51:32.667
(growling)

756
00:51:43.209 --> 00:51:44.209
(explosion)

757
00:51:44.667 --> 00:51:46.626
(wounded pterodactyl screams)

758
00:51:54.167 --> 00:51:55.834
(baby pterodactyl roar)

759
00:51:59.959 --> 00:52:00.959
(CRUNCH!)

760
00:52:03.417 --> 00:52:05.083
(pterodactyl swallows)

761
00:52:05.834 --> 00:52:07.626
(pained pterodactyl scream)

762
00:52:08.584 --> 00:52:09.584
(splat!)

763
00:52:20.292 --> 00:52:21.292
(baby roar)

764
00:52:22.125 --> 00:52:23.584
(firing continues)

765
00:52:24.876 --> 00:52:26.167
(multiple roars)

766
00:52:28.792 --> 00:52:29.792
(thunder)

767
00:52:31.334 --> 00:52:32.334
(ROAR!)

768
00:52:36.751 --> 00:52:39.334
It's the bandana! Take off the bandana!

769
00:52:39.626 --> 00:52:41.292
I can't hear you - what?!

770
00:52:41.542 --> 00:52:43.876
They're attracted to the color red!

771
00:52:43.959 --> 00:52:45.334
I can't hear you!

772
00:52:45.584 --> 00:52:46.626
Panuelo rojo!

773
00:52:47.083 --> 00:52:48.083
What?!

774
00:52:48.375 --> 00:52:49.500
Paneulo rojo!!

775
00:52:50.709 --> 00:52:51.709
What??!

776
00:52:52.042 --> 00:52:53.042
(ROAR!)

777
00:52:56.167 --> 00:52:57.459
(roars continue)

778
00:53:02.667 --> 00:53:06.876
Haha! I guess it's time to
bring out my sword trick!

779
00:53:08.375 --> 00:53:09.375
(ROARS!)

780
00:53:10.375 --> 00:53:11.667
(sword clanging)

781
00:53:12.542 --> 00:53:13.542
(roar)

782
00:53:16.292 --> 00:53:18.209
(pterodactyl screams in pain)

783
00:53:20.042 --> 00:53:21.083
(roar)

784
00:53:21.083 --> 00:53:22.292
He's all yours!

785
00:53:22.709 --> 00:53:23.709
(whip crack)

786
00:53:24.751 --> 00:53:26.042
(wings flapping)

787
00:53:27.918 --> 00:53:29.584
(pterodactyl screaming)

788
00:53:32.167 --> 00:53:33.167
(roar)

789
00:53:38.250 --> 00:53:40.500
(wind howls)

790
00:53:42.584 --> 00:53:43.709
(loud thunder)

791
00:53:45.751 --> 00:53:46.751
(roar)

792
00:53:52.250 --> 00:53:53.375
Doris! Doris!!

793
00:53:58.083 --> 00:53:59.083
(growling)

794
00:54:02.250 --> 00:54:03.584
(intense thunder)

795
00:54:04.459 --> 00:54:06.125
(pterodactyl roaring)

796
00:54:07.459 --> 00:54:09.125
(Doris firing pistol)

797
00:54:11.292 --> 00:54:12.292
(roar!)

798
00:54:14.292 --> 00:54:16.751
(Rebecca's gun clicking)

799
00:54:23.459 --> 00:54:24.500
(music rises)

800
00:54:30.459 --> 00:54:31.667
(musket clicks)

801
00:54:32.000 --> 00:54:33.000
(ROAR!)

802
00:54:34.334 --> 00:54:35.459
yyeaaaooowwww!

803
00:54:36.375 --> 00:54:37.375
Ugh!

804
00:54:37.751 --> 00:54:38.751
Aaah!

805
00:54:39.417 --> 00:54:40.417
Huaaogh!

806
00:54:41.626 --> 00:54:43.209
I'm so sick of this.

807
00:54:44.334 --> 00:54:45.542
Eat this, scum!

808
00:54:47.500 --> 00:54:48.542
(tense music)

809
00:54:48.959 --> 00:54:49.959
(roar)

810
00:54:51.083 --> 00:54:52.083
Look out!

811
00:54:52.542 --> 00:54:53.584
Hit the deck!

812
00:54:54.626 --> 00:54:56.167
(EXPLOSION!)

813
00:54:58.375 --> 00:54:59.834
(flames spreading)

814
00:55:00.125 --> 00:55:01.584
(Rebecca coughing)

815
00:55:02.876 --> 00:55:05.250
(distant explosions)

816
00:55:08.000 --> 00:55:10.083
(pterodactyl roars in distance)

817
00:55:24.167 --> 00:55:26.042
NARRATOR: Rebecca Crawford.

818
00:55:26.042 --> 00:55:28.918
Schoolteacher and devoted wife.

819
00:55:30.500 --> 00:55:31.626
Her friends...

820
00:55:32.083 --> 00:55:36.626
...dead from an explosive
and fatal dinosaur attack.

821
00:55:38.042 --> 00:55:44.083
Alone with nothing but a stick of
dynamite, a metal bucket and some string.

822
00:55:46.209 --> 00:55:50.292
And yet, Rebecca Crawford hatches a plan.

823
00:55:52.083 --> 00:55:53.626
A plan so remote...

824
00:55:54.626 --> 00:55:59.334
...so implausible that it
fringes upon insanity.

825
00:56:00.918 --> 00:56:03.918
But it could work.

826
00:56:05.959 --> 00:56:07.417
For her husband...

827
00:56:07.876 --> 00:56:10.209
...it's got to work.

828
00:56:11.626 --> 00:56:13.125
(suspenseful music)

829
00:56:14.876 --> 00:56:16.542
(water dripping in cave)

830
00:56:18.959 --> 00:56:22.000
(baby Terry making noises in bag)

831
00:56:24.959 --> 00:56:25.959
Shh! Shh!

832
00:56:33.792 --> 00:56:36.042
(music continues)

833
00:56:39.751 --> 00:56:41.459
(water drips)

834
00:56:47.542 --> 00:56:48.542
Robert!

835
00:56:55.209 --> 00:56:58.417
(magma boiling and bubbling)

836
00:57:05.000 --> 00:57:06.000
Robert!

837
00:57:07.292 --> 00:57:08.667
(bones crunching)

838
00:57:16.626 --> 00:57:22.125
(dreadful music begins)

839
00:57:28.417 --> 00:57:30.500
(eggs bubbling)

840
00:57:41.292 --> 00:57:42.959
(eggs continue to bubble)

841
00:57:50.918 --> 00:57:52.292
(offscreen cough)

842
00:57:58.709 --> 00:57:59.709
Robert!

843
00:58:00.167 --> 00:58:01.876
Robert, wake up, please!

844
00:58:02.292 --> 00:58:03.584
Robert, it's me!

845
00:58:04.417 --> 00:58:06.083
Robert, please wake up.

846
00:58:06.751 --> 00:58:08.751
Don't be dead, please wake up.

847
00:58:09.042 --> 00:58:10.459
Robert, it's me...

848
00:58:10.792 --> 00:58:12.209
(Robert breathing)

849
00:58:12.417 --> 00:58:13.417
Oh my God!

850
00:58:13.417 --> 00:58:14.417
Hi!

851
00:58:15.042 --> 00:58:16.042
Oh my God!

852
00:58:16.292 --> 00:58:17.292
Becca?

853
00:58:17.292 --> 00:58:18.417
Yeah, it's me!

854
00:58:19.209 --> 00:58:21.375
Oh, thank God! Thank God!

855
00:58:22.042 --> 00:58:23.042
(ROAR!)

856
00:58:24.209 --> 00:58:25.500
(wings flapping)

857
00:58:31.209 --> 00:58:32.209
(Roar!)

858
00:58:35.042 --> 00:58:36.167
(another roar)

859
00:58:38.667 --> 00:58:39.792
(another roar)

860
00:58:46.334 --> 00:58:47.334
(growling)

861
00:58:48.876 --> 00:58:49.876
(growling)

862
00:58:51.250 --> 00:58:52.250
(roar)

863
00:58:54.209 --> 00:58:55.250
(music rises)

864
00:58:57.292 --> 00:58:59.959
This ends now.

865
00:59:01.667 --> 00:59:02.667
Becca!

866
00:59:02.876 --> 00:59:04.751
What the hell are you doing?

867
00:59:05.792 --> 00:59:07.292
(baby Terry noises)

868
00:59:14.834 --> 00:59:16.375
(music intensifies)

869
00:59:20.500 --> 00:59:21.792
(offscreen roar)

870
00:59:31.709 --> 00:59:33.209
(music intensifies)

871
00:59:35.959 --> 00:59:39.500
I'm gunna distract it and when it
comes this way, you pull the string.

872
00:59:39.500 --> 00:59:40.626
And then what?

873
00:59:41.042 --> 00:59:42.542
Terry will take care of the rest.

874
00:59:42.542 --> 00:59:44.209
Who the heck is Terry?

875
00:59:44.417 --> 00:59:46.959
What if it doesn't work?
-It will work!

876
00:59:49.626 --> 00:59:51.918
There's four bullets left but
I think the powder is damp.

877
00:59:52.042 --> 00:59:54.584
We're not gunna need it.
-Just in case!

878
00:59:56.375 --> 00:59:57.375
(kiss)

879
01:00:03.375 --> 01:00:07.751
-C'mon, Terry! When you see the
red paint you gotta do your stuff, okay?

880
01:00:07.751 --> 01:00:10.042
-C'mon, we're all counting on you.

881
01:00:10.542 --> 01:00:11.542
(growling)

882
01:00:11.876 --> 01:00:13.792
Hey! Hey!

883
01:00:14.209 --> 01:00:15.209
Hey, you!

884
01:00:15.709 --> 01:00:20.709
How 'bout some geniune 180
proof all Anglo-Saxon, baby?

885
01:00:21.125 --> 01:00:22.125
(ROAR!)

886
01:00:23.792 --> 01:00:25.459
(intense music begins)

887
01:00:31.792 --> 01:00:32.792
(roar)

888
01:00:37.584 --> 01:00:38.584
(growling)

889
01:00:49.083 --> 01:00:50.083
Whoop!

890
01:00:50.709 --> 01:00:52.542
(confused pterodactyl roars)

891
01:00:56.500 --> 01:00:57.918
Get ready, Robert.

892
01:01:03.334 --> 01:01:04.626
-Almost there.

893
01:01:05.876 --> 01:01:06.876
-Get ready.

894
01:01:10.250 --> 01:01:11.250
And...

895
01:01:14.542 --> 01:01:15.542
Do it!

896
01:01:17.792 --> 01:01:19.459
(baby pterodactyl roar)

897
01:01:20.042 --> 01:01:21.751
(big pterodactyl roar)

898
01:01:22.375 --> 01:01:24.125
(scared baby Terry noises)

899
01:01:29.000 --> 01:01:30.000
(growling)

900
01:01:30.709 --> 01:01:31.709
It's stuck!

901
01:01:36.834 --> 01:01:38.334
(baby Terry noises)

902
01:01:44.125 --> 01:01:45.250
(gun misfires)

903
01:01:48.918 --> 01:01:50.500
(gun misfires again)

904
01:01:52.209 --> 01:01:53.209
(growling)

905
01:01:56.167 --> 01:01:57.459
(growling rises)

906
01:01:58.417 --> 01:01:59.459
(blowing air)

907
01:02:02.500 --> 01:02:03.626
(gun misfires)

908
01:02:07.250 --> 01:02:08.250
(growling)

909
01:02:12.667 --> 01:02:14.292
(tense music begins)

910
01:02:26.083 --> 01:02:27.584
I love you, Robert.

911
01:02:28.959 --> 01:02:30.292
(match ignites)

912
01:02:36.542 --> 01:02:37.542
(growling)

913
01:02:40.167 --> 01:02:41.209
(music rises)

914
01:02:47.500 --> 01:02:48.500
(GUNSHOT!)

915
01:02:48.959 --> 01:02:51.042
(Pterodactyl's scream of death)

916
01:02:51.459 --> 01:02:53.459
Hey! Hey!
(heroic music begins)

917
01:02:54.250 --> 01:02:55.250
Oh my God!

918
01:02:55.667 --> 01:02:56.667
(ROAR!)

919
01:03:00.500 --> 01:03:01.542
(musket shot)

920
01:03:02.542 --> 01:03:03.584
(musket shot)

921
01:03:03.792 --> 01:03:04.834
(musket shot)

922
01:03:06.250 --> 01:03:07.292
(musket shot)

923
01:03:08.125 --> 01:03:09.125
(roars)

924
01:03:12.626 --> 01:03:13.751
(pistols cock)

925
01:03:13.959 --> 01:03:15.626
(epic pistols firing)

926
01:03:17.709 --> 01:03:18.709
(gun clicks)

927
01:03:19.626 --> 01:03:20.626
(gunshot)

928
01:03:21.209 --> 01:03:22.876
(pterodactyl screams)

929
01:03:23.083 --> 01:03:24.751
(pistols continue firing)

930
01:03:26.959 --> 01:03:27.959
(gunshot)

931
01:03:29.584 --> 01:03:30.584
(gun cocks)

932
01:03:32.042 --> 01:03:33.042
(gunshot)

933
01:03:33.584 --> 01:03:34.584
(roar)

934
01:03:35.375 --> 01:03:36.500
Let's move it!

935
01:03:36.542 --> 01:03:37.792
(ROAR!)

936
01:03:37.876 --> 01:03:38.876
(gunshot)

937
01:03:38.876 --> 01:03:40.125
(wounded scream)

938
01:03:40.500 --> 01:03:41.667
(cave trembles)

939
01:03:42.125 --> 01:03:43.959
(rocks and boulders falling)

940
01:03:45.751 --> 01:03:47.250
(boulders smashing)

941
01:03:49.959 --> 01:03:50.959
(splash!)

942
01:04:00.876 --> 01:04:02.083
(eggs cracking)

943
01:04:04.459 --> 01:04:06.083
(more eggs cracking)

944
01:04:06.959 --> 01:04:08.667
(even more eggs cracking)

945
01:04:09.083 --> 01:04:10.083
(roars)

946
01:04:10.667 --> 01:04:11.667
(roars)

947
01:04:12.584 --> 01:04:13.584
(roars)

948
01:04:17.626 --> 01:04:21.042
(sixty-four pterodactyls growling)

949
01:04:23.584 --> 01:04:24.584
Oh, shit!

950
01:04:25.167 --> 01:04:27.500
(sixty-four pterodactyls screaming)

951
01:04:37.292 --> 01:04:38.667
(girls screaming)

952
01:04:39.459 --> 01:04:40.459
(ROARS!)

953
01:04:43.542 --> 01:04:44.834
(magma bubbling)

954
01:04:52.125 --> 01:04:53.125
Aah!

955
01:04:53.500 --> 01:04:54.792
(bubbling magma)

956
01:04:57.626 --> 01:04:58.626
(ROARS!)

957
01:04:59.626 --> 01:05:01.876
-What are you waiting for?
Light the friggin' dynamite!

958
01:05:08.417 --> 01:05:09.417
(ROARS!)

959
01:05:12.209 --> 01:05:13.250
(tense music)

960
01:05:26.209 --> 01:05:27.209
(ROARS!)

961
01:05:32.876 --> 01:05:35.125
Bunny, you think you
can shoot it from here?

962
01:05:35.125 --> 01:05:36.125
I can't...

963
01:05:36.417 --> 01:05:37.876
I've hurt my hand.

964
01:05:38.250 --> 01:05:39.667
But I know someone who can.

965
01:05:40.709 --> 01:05:42.417
(inspirational music)

966
01:05:43.626 --> 01:05:44.709
You can do it.

967
01:05:47.959 --> 01:05:49.459
We need a new hero.

968
01:05:55.751 --> 01:05:56.751
(gun cocks)

969
01:05:59.542 --> 01:06:01.209
(intense music rises)

970
01:06:04.167 --> 01:06:05.167
(ROARS!)

971
01:06:09.834 --> 01:06:10.834
(ROARS!)

972
01:06:15.834 --> 01:06:17.542
(intense music builds)

973
01:06:27.751 --> 01:06:29.417
(gunshot)
(EXPLOSION!)

974
01:06:30.042 --> 01:06:31.292
(HUGE EXPLOSION)

975
01:06:33.042 --> 01:06:34.834
(sounds of cave collapsing)

976
01:06:35.834 --> 01:06:37.417
(pterodactyls dying)

977
01:06:42.792 --> 01:06:44.292
(music of success)

978
01:06:57.167 --> 01:06:59.375
There's only one hero in my book.

979
01:07:05.834 --> 01:07:07.542
(baby pterodactyl noises)

980
01:07:11.792 --> 01:07:14.959
I'm sorry there's no carcass
for you to display, Debbie.

981
01:07:15.876 --> 01:07:17.542
(baby pterodactyl noises)

982
01:07:21.959 --> 01:07:23.667
I have a better idea.

983
01:07:25.918 --> 01:07:28.709
NARRATOR: And thus it was done.

984
01:07:29.584 --> 01:07:33.709
Reunion, reward and
redemption for our heroes.

985
01:07:34.500 --> 01:07:37.709
And for Doris Yates and
the girls at the bordello

986
01:07:37.834 --> 01:07:39.542
...who did not die...

987
01:07:40.125 --> 01:07:43.459
...a chance for rejuvenation.

988
01:07:44.334 --> 01:07:46.959
(baby pterodactyl noises)

989
01:07:58.209 --> 01:07:59.792
(saloon piano music)

990
01:08:01.209 --> 01:08:02.626
What can I do for you, love?

991
01:08:02.626 --> 01:08:05.083
-Uh, yeah, uh, can I get some mopery?

992
01:08:06.209 --> 01:08:07.876
You've got five minutes.

993
01:08:07.959 --> 01:08:08.959
-Alright!

994
01:08:09.209 --> 01:08:11.459
-I've been dying for one of these.

995
01:08:17.876 --> 01:08:19.918
-Alright, you gotta help me out here...

996
01:08:19.918 --> 01:08:20.959
...I'm blind.

997
01:08:28.042 --> 01:08:29.042
I'm done.

998
01:08:30.542 --> 01:08:32.584
(happy baby pterodactyl noises)

999
01:08:34.584 --> 01:08:38.209
Now, didn't I tell you my
sword trick would save the day?

1000
01:08:39.167 --> 01:08:40.167
Didn't I?

1001
01:08:41.500 --> 01:08:44.751
If you knew the drama this caused.

1002
01:08:45.709 --> 01:08:48.334
Let's be honest, if it wasn't for
my slip-up with the dynamite...

1003
01:08:48.375 --> 01:08:51.042
Would we even be here today?
-You're absolutely right.

1004
01:08:51.042 --> 01:08:53.375
Thank you! Can we get more whiskey?

1005
01:08:54.375 --> 01:08:56.375
That's how I lost this here eye.

1006
01:08:57.250 --> 01:09:00.584
Now, I'll never look at
anything the same way again.

1007
01:09:04.292 --> 01:09:06.459
(music of success and happiness)

1008
01:09:07.167 --> 01:09:08.167
-Hi, honey!

1009
01:09:09.334 --> 01:09:10.542
George Jameson.

1010
01:09:10.918 --> 01:09:14.167
That's right. We never did
get to make up now, did we honey??

1011
01:09:14.167 --> 01:09:15.667
No, we sure didn't.

1012
01:09:16.167 --> 01:09:17.751
I got you something.

1013
01:09:17.792 --> 01:09:19.292
Oh, how thoughtful!

1014
01:09:20.417 --> 01:09:21.751
Thank you, honey.

1015
01:09:21.751 --> 01:09:23.042
Sick 'em, Terry!

1016
01:09:23.125 --> 01:09:25.417
(angry baby pterodactyl noises)
-Wait! No! No! NOOO!

1017
01:12:09.959 --> 01:12:10.959
Never again.