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Everything you know is from me.	Yeah.
Yeah.	Bang!
Bang!	You and me.
Where the Christ you going? You sonofabitch, you leave my truck where it is! I need... Give me the keys! I need to get me to town!	Crawl!
Crawl!	Nothing in the house to drink. Not a thing. My house, my money, my truck -- stolen!
Nothing in the house to drink. Not a thing. My house, my money, my truck -- stolen!	I don't know you. My father and I don't know you.
It'll come out Jack lied and the kid'll get hung for it.	He was scheduled to testify for a committee investigating organized crime in New England and the construction business.
He was scheduled to testify for a committee investigating organized crime in New England and the construction business.	Who?
Who?	Twombley.
Twombley.	No
No	You think Jack shot him?
You think Jack shot him?	Well, it was an accident.
Well, it was an accident.	They were out deer hunting, right? Jack probably heard the gun go off, then came back and found the body.
What about Margie?	What about her?
What about her?	Well, do you still plan to get married?
Well, do you still plan to get married?	Yeah. She'll probably quit her job and stay out here with Pop. We can't leave him alone here, he'll set the place on fire. With Jill here a lot, it'll be good to have Margie around. Things are going to change in that department, by the way. I got a custody lawyer in Concord. I'm gonna see him tomorrow. All hell's gonna break loose, but it's worth it.
It's too neat. Things ain't that neat. It makes me mad. That somebody can pay to somebody, his own father-in-law, and not be punished for it. Don't that you off?	Not particularly.
Not particularly.	Right's right, goddamnit! Don't you care what's right?
Right's right, goddamnit! Don't you care what's right?	I care about what happened. The truth. I'm a student of history, remember?
You're one of Stravanavitch's men.	So, you study world events, little one. That's good for a girl your age.
So, you study world events, little one. That's good for a girl your age.	Yeah, I study world events. Five thousand Turkienistan Muslims were slaughtered in Stravanvitch's cleansings... along with 15 American school kids. You know hQw I studied that. I went to their funerals with my dad. I met their parents.
Yeah, I study world events. Five thousand Turkienistan Muslims were slaughtered in Stravanvitch's cleansings... along with 15 American school kids. You know hQw I studied that. I went to their funerals with my dad. I met their parents.	Smart for your age, eh? Top of your class? Tell me, do you know what the word "propaganda" means?
Smart for your age, eh? Top of your class? Tell me, do you know what the word "propaganda" means?	Yeah. Do you know what the word means.
off, you	It would be a pity to squander such a strong personality.
Mr. President, how the did you get on board?	I never left. Where's my wife and daughter?
My I think that was a MiG.	A MiG? Where the are we?
Intermitant failure in scan mode "R". Analyze.	Negative.
Negative.	That doesn't make sense. Repeat analysis.
That doesn't make sense. Repeat analysis.	Negative.
Negative.	That's not possible.
That's not possible.	Cut the Doubting Thomas Elaine. I know where I'm coming from on this.
Take this, Joey. It's my last few bucks. You'll need a hot meal when you get there.	We've spent everything on these operations. Is it really worth it? We've pawned your mother's wedding ring. The kids have no winter clothes...
We've spent everything on these operations. Is it really worth it? We've pawned your mother's wedding ring. The kids have no winter clothes...	Joey, what's more important, the kids' clothes or your potency.
Joey, what's more important, the kids' clothes or your potency.	I don't want to hear that word!
I don't want to hear that word!	Okay, Joey. The Doc says you gotta relax. This hospital in Des Moines is the best clinic in the country.
Okay, Joey. The Doc says you gotta relax. This hospital in Des Moines is the best clinic in the country.	All right. Here.
All right. Here.	What...?
Striker.	Kurtz, you're Who's in command of this ship?
Kurtz, you're Who's in command of this ship?	That computer has taken over. I'm getting out.
That computer has taken over. I'm getting out.	Then Elaine was right.
Then Elaine was right.	Don't talk to me about Elaine. Outta my way!
Don't talk to me about Elaine. Outta my way!	Pull yourself together! We've got to...
It's a good thing he doesn't know how much I hate his guts.	It's a good thing you don't know how much he hates your guts.
Rats! I've lost number three.	What happened, Ted? What went wrong?
What happened, Ted? What went wrong?	Oil pressure. I forgot to check the oil pressure. When Kramer hears about this, the shit's gonna hit the fan.
He's all over the place! Nine hundred feet up to thirteen hundred feet! What an	Watch your altitude, Striker. It's too erratic. You can't come straight in. You've got enough fuel left for two hours flying. You've got to stay up there 'til we get a break in the weather.
I'm an airline pilot. Ah, Clarence, according to my calculations, with this tailwind we ought to be able to make up an additional fifteen minutes over the Rockies.	I think you're the greatest. But my Dad says you don't work hard enough on defense.
I think you're the greatest. But my Dad says you don't work hard enough on defense.	Denver Control, this is Flight two-zero- niner intersecting Victor Airway seven- niner-niner.
Denver Control, this is Flight two-zero- niner intersecting Victor Airway seven- niner-niner.	...and that lots of times you don't even run down court.
...and that lots of times you don't even run down court.	We are turning left to a heading of zero- niner-niner.
We are turning left to a heading of zero- niner-niner.	...and that you don't really try, except during the playoffs.
...and that you don't really try, except during the playoffs.	The I don't! I'm out there busting my buns every night.
Look at your partner. He's too scared to even come down to the sand. You're not gonna get wet standing here,	I'd like to see you next to a sea of hydrochloric acid, Fedorchuk... see how much surfin' you'd do.
Well, if it isn't Detective Jetson. Forget you hip waders, big guy?	Lay off,
Lay off,	I may be an but at least I'm a real detective, not some outer space thing.
Look, you want to fit in here, right? You want to learn how to get along?	Yes.
Yes.	Well, there's a thing about partners, about being somebody's partner. You do for each other. And other people's rules don't mean It's the rules set up between the two of you, that's all that counts. Understand? Okay. Well, my friend and partner was shot last night and I'm after the shitbag that did it. As my partner, I'm asking you to respect me and help me find him.
Rudyard Kipling? No Listen, we just need a minute of your time...	We'd like to ask you about a business associate of your, Warren Hubley.
I don't think I could ever learn to read that How long did it take you to learn English?	Three months. We learn quickly. We adapt. It is our strength... what we were bred for, to adapt to hostile environments.
Yeah... I know the routine.	You are married?
You are married?	Was. Divorced.
Was. Divorced.	We mate for life. Divorce... is a strange concept to us.
We mate for life. Divorce... is a strange concept to us.	It's like having an eleventh finger removed. It hurts like but you never really needed the thing in the first place.
... and so, and so the doctor says, "If this is the thermometer, then where'd I leave the pen?" You're not... you don't think that's funny? George, work with me, I always get a laugh with that one. Look, if the doctor's got the thermometer in his hand, then where's his pen gotta be?	In the other man's
In the other man's	Sticking out of his yeah! See, that's what makes it a joke. There's like a surprise, and your mind fills in the funny picture. Here's this guy with a pen stuck in his and he thinks it's a thermometer. Nada, huh?
There is so much our two peoples don't understand about each other.	No Holmes. You're only from another planet, for chrissakes.
No Holmes. You're only from another planet, for chrissakes.	You humans are very curious to us. You invite us to live among you, in an atmosphere of equality we've never known before. You lay before us a beautiful green world, full of freedoms and opportunities... You give us ownership of our lives for the first time... and you ask no more of us than you do of yourselves: to live by the rules... rules that aren't made to keep one people subordinate to another, but rules that exist to preserve equality. You aspire to very high ideals here.
... So we've got three guys dead. All Newcomers, all killed the same way -- execution style.	Warren Hubley was in middle management at a refinery... Joshua Strader operated a successful bar and nightclub...
Warren Hubley was in middle management at a refinery... Joshua Strader operated a successful bar and nightclub...	... and Porter ran a piece of mom-and-pop mini-mart. So what the hell's the connection?
What's this nothing It wasn't nothing yesterday when you asked Bentner to run that test and he looked like he was about to peach pits, and it's not nothing now. Don't lie to me, George, you're bad at it.	You must leave me alone on this.
No secrets, You don't hold back from me. Whatever is going on, you're gonna tell me now!	No. I cannot involve you. This is not your concern.
No. I cannot involve you. This is not your concern.	The it isn't, when somebody wires up enough C-4 explosive to my car to turn me into pink mist! That Slag was on something, and not sour milk, either? Am I right? TELL ME! What is it?
The it isn't, when somebody wires up enough C-4 explosive to my car to turn me into pink mist! That Slag was on something, and not sour milk, either? Am I right? TELL ME! What is it?	... It is called ss'jabroka'. To us it is a potent narcotic.
... It is called ss'jabroka'. To us it is a potent narcotic.	How potent?
How potent?	Like your cocaine, I suppose. The "high" lasts several hours. We would receive small amounts of it... as a reward for our labor.
Like your cocaine, I suppose. The "high" lasts several hours. We would receive small amounts of it... as a reward for our labor.	We? You've taken it?
We? You've taken it?	We all did.
We all did.	Where did he get it? Was there any of it on the ship?
Where did he get it? Was there any of it on the ship?	No... I am sure not. That is why I am so concerned... someone must now be producing it here. But none of my people know how to make it. The process was carefully guarded.
No... I am sure not. That is why I am so concerned... someone must now be producing it here. But none of my people know how to make it. The process was carefully guarded.	Jesus, this is major. Why didn't you tell me sooner? Why'd you hold out on me?
Jesus, this is major. Why didn't you tell me sooner? Why'd you hold out on me?	Your people don't know about this part of out past. And they can't know -- It would threaten our entire existence here.
With Harcourt and Kipling dead, I assume you will be requesting reassignment now.	It'd be for your own good. I think you'd be better off with a partner who's a little more... by the book. ... Still, I gotta tell you, George, for a quiet guy, you're sure on wheels once you get going. I'd kinda hate to miss your next two days as a detective.
I never thought I'd say this, but -- for once in my life I think I'm willing to wait for back-up.	We can't let him get away.
We can't let him get away.	Why the are you so dead set against back-up?
Why the are you so dead set against back-up?	Because... because of what will happen if humans see what we are capable of becoming.
Because... because of what will happen if humans see what we are capable of becoming.	But there's no more drug.
But there's no more drug.	You understand that. But how many others will?
Mr. Hubley was an all right guy -- and a good manager. The men liked him. I'm really gonna have to scramble to fill his shoes.	Well, one of the men didn't like him so much...
Don't him off, O'Neal. When he gets like this, I can't control him. I've seen this before. He got like this once -- I saw him a guy's spine out and show it to him. Nothing I could do. I hadda go throw up.	... They took the stuff out, all of it -- this afternoon.
No I.D. on him and -- well, you know, no fingerprints -- so it could be tough. Your buddies this morning went through the mug book but couldn't make a match.	Fedorchuk couldn't find his with his hands in his back pockets.
You took this gut out, too, didn't you?	Yeah.
Yeah.	Lucky for you, you got him in both of his... well, what we loosely refer to as... hearts.
Lucky for you, you got him in both of his... well, what we loosely refer to as... hearts.	Lucky nothing. I had to empty my gun into him.
Lucky nothing. I had to empty my gun into him.	That's the way these people are. You don't hit both pumps you just them off.
Granger and Pitts are already on it.	Granger and Pitts have one of a caseload... and I would have thought with Jetson here being the first Newcomer plainclothes, and Hubley's body being found over in the Newcomer community...
Granger and Pitts have one of a caseload... and I would have thought with Jetson here being the first Newcomer plainclothes, and Hubley's body being found over in the Newcomer community...	Don't tell me what to think.
You son of a	Don't make me pull rank, Ripley.
Don't make me pull rank, Ripley.	What rank? I believe Corporal Hicks has authority here.
What rank? I believe Corporal Hicks has authority here.	Corporal Hicks!?
Corporal Hicks!?	This operation is under military jurisdiction and Hicks is next in chain of command. Right?

Everything you know is from me.

Yeah.

Bang!

You and me.

Where the Christ you going? You sonofabitch, you leave my truck where it is! I need... Give me the keys! I need to get me to town!

Crawl!

Nothing in the house to drink. Not a thing. My house, my money, my truck -- stolen!

I don't know you. My father and I don't know you.

It'll come out Jack lied and the kid'll get hung for it.

He was scheduled to testify for a committee investigating organized crime in New England and the construction business.

Who?

Twombley.

No

You think Jack shot him?

Well, it was an accident.

They were out deer hunting, right? Jack probably heard the gun go off, then came back and found the body.

What about Margie?

What about her?

Well, do you still plan to get married?

Yeah. She'll probably quit her job and stay out here with Pop. We can't leave him alone here, he'll set the place on fire. With Jill here a lot, it'll be good to have Margie around. Things are going to change in that department, by the way. I got a custody lawyer in Concord. I'm gonna see him tomorrow. All hell's gonna break loose, but it's worth it.

It's too neat. Things ain't that neat. It makes me mad. That somebody can pay to somebody, his own father-in-law, and not be punished for it. Don't that you off?

Not particularly.

Right's right, goddamnit! Don't you care what's right?

I care about what happened. The truth. I'm a student of history, remember?

You're one of Stravanavitch's men.

So, you study world events, little one. That's good for a girl your age.

Yeah, I study world events. Five thousand Turkienistan Muslims were slaughtered in Stravanvitch's cleansings... along with 15 American school kids. You know hQw I studied that. I went to their funerals with my dad. I met their parents.

Smart for your age, eh? Top of your class? Tell me, do you know what the word "propaganda" means?

Yeah. Do you know what the word means.

off, you

It would be a pity to squander such a strong personality.

Mr. President, how the did you get on board?

I never left. Where's my wife and daughter?

My I think that was a MiG.

A MiG? Where the are we?

Intermitant failure in scan mode "R". Analyze.

Negative.

That doesn't make sense. Repeat analysis.

Negative.

That's not possible.

Cut the Doubting Thomas Elaine. I know where I'm coming from on this.

Take this, Joey. It's my last few bucks. You'll need a hot meal when you get there.

We've spent everything on these operations. Is it really worth it? We've pawned your mother's wedding ring. The kids have no winter clothes...

Joey, what's more important, the kids' clothes or your potency.

I don't want to hear that word!

Okay, Joey. The Doc says you gotta relax. This hospital in Des Moines is the best clinic in the country.

All right. Here.

What...?

Striker.

Kurtz, you're Who's in command of this ship?

That computer has taken over. I'm getting out.

Then Elaine was right.

Don't talk to me about Elaine. Outta my way!

Pull yourself together! We've got to...

It's a good thing he doesn't know how much I hate his guts.

It's a good thing you don't know how much he hates your guts.

Rats! I've lost number three.

What happened, Ted? What went wrong?

Oil pressure. I forgot to check the oil pressure. When Kramer hears about this, the shit's gonna hit the fan.

He's all over the place! Nine hundred feet up to thirteen hundred feet! What an

Watch your altitude, Striker. It's too erratic. You can't come straight in. You've got enough fuel left for two hours flying. You've got to stay up there 'til we get a break in the weather.

I'm an airline pilot. Ah, Clarence, according to my calculations, with this tailwind we ought to be able to make up an additional fifteen minutes over the Rockies.

I think you're the greatest. But my Dad says you don't work hard enough on defense.

Denver Control, this is Flight two-zero- niner intersecting Victor Airway seven- niner-niner.

...and that lots of times you don't even run down court.

We are turning left to a heading of zero- niner-niner.

...and that you don't really try, except during the playoffs.

The I don't! I'm out there busting my buns every night.

Look at your partner. He's too scared to even come down to the sand. You're not gonna get wet standing here,

I'd like to see you next to a sea of hydrochloric acid, Fedorchuk... see how much surfin' you'd do.

Well, if it isn't Detective Jetson. Forget you hip waders, big guy?

Lay off,

I may be an but at least I'm a real detective, not some outer space thing.

Look, you want to fit in here, right? You want to learn how to get along?

Yes.

Well, there's a thing about partners, about being somebody's partner. You do for each other. And other people's rules don't mean It's the rules set up between the two of you, that's all that counts. Understand? Okay. Well, my friend and partner was shot last night and I'm after the shitbag that did it. As my partner, I'm asking you to respect me and help me find him.

Rudyard Kipling? No Listen, we just need a minute of your time...

We'd like to ask you about a business associate of your, Warren Hubley.

I don't think I could ever learn to read that How long did it take you to learn English?

Three months. We learn quickly. We adapt. It is our strength... what we were bred for, to adapt to hostile environments.

Yeah... I know the routine.

You are married?

Was. Divorced.

We mate for life. Divorce... is a strange concept to us.

It's like having an eleventh finger removed. It hurts like but you never really needed the thing in the first place.

... and so, and so the doctor says, "If this is the thermometer, then where'd I leave the pen?" You're not... you don't think that's funny? George, work with me, I always get a laugh with that one. Look, if the doctor's got the thermometer in his hand, then where's his pen gotta be?

In the other man's

Sticking out of his yeah! See, that's what makes it a joke. There's like a surprise, and your mind fills in the funny picture. Here's this guy with a pen stuck in his and he thinks it's a thermometer. Nada, huh?

There is so much our two peoples don't understand about each other.

No Holmes. You're only from another planet, for chrissakes.

You humans are very curious to us. You invite us to live among you, in an atmosphere of equality we've never known before. You lay before us a beautiful green world, full of freedoms and opportunities... You give us ownership of our lives for the first time... and you ask no more of us than you do of yourselves: to live by the rules... rules that aren't made to keep one people subordinate to another, but rules that exist to preserve equality. You aspire to very high ideals here.

... So we've got three guys dead. All Newcomers, all killed the same way -- execution style.

Warren Hubley was in middle management at a refinery... Joshua Strader operated a successful bar and nightclub...

... and Porter ran a piece of mom-and-pop mini-mart. So what the hell's the connection?

What's this nothing It wasn't nothing yesterday when you asked Bentner to run that test and he looked like he was about to peach pits, and it's not nothing now. Don't lie to me, George, you're bad at it.

You must leave me alone on this.

No secrets, You don't hold back from me. Whatever is going on, you're gonna tell me now!

No. I cannot involve you. This is not your concern.

The it isn't, when somebody wires up enough C-4 explosive to my car to turn me into pink mist! That Slag was on something, and not sour milk, either? Am I right? TELL ME! What is it?

... It is called ss'jabroka'. To us it is a potent narcotic.

How potent?

Like your cocaine, I suppose. The "high" lasts several hours. We would receive small amounts of it... as a reward for our labor.

We? You've taken it?

We all did.

Where did he get it? Was there any of it on the ship?

No... I am sure not. That is why I am so concerned... someone must now be producing it here. But none of my people know how to make it. The process was carefully guarded.

Jesus, this is major. Why didn't you tell me sooner? Why'd you hold out on me?

Your people don't know about this part of out past. And they can't know -- It would threaten our entire existence here.

With Harcourt and Kipling dead, I assume you will be requesting reassignment now.

It'd be for your own good. I think you'd be better off with a partner who's a little more... by the book. ... Still, I gotta tell you, George, for a quiet guy, you're sure on wheels once you get going. I'd kinda hate to miss your next two days as a detective.

I never thought I'd say this, but -- for once in my life I think I'm willing to wait for back-up.

We can't let him get away.

Why the are you so dead set against back-up?

Because... because of what will happen if humans see what we are capable of becoming.

But there's no more drug.

You understand that. But how many others will?

Mr. Hubley was an all right guy -- and a good manager. The men liked him. I'm really gonna have to scramble to fill his shoes.

Well, one of the men didn't like him so much...

Don't him off, O'Neal. When he gets like this, I can't control him. I've seen this before. He got like this once -- I saw him a guy's spine out and show it to him. Nothing I could do. I hadda go throw up.

... They took the stuff out, all of it -- this afternoon.

No I.D. on him and -- well, you know, no fingerprints -- so it could be tough. Your buddies this morning went through the mug book but couldn't make a match.

Fedorchuk couldn't find his with his hands in his back pockets.

You took this gut out, too, didn't you?

Yeah.

Lucky for you, you got him in both of his... well, what we loosely refer to as... hearts.

Lucky nothing. I had to empty my gun into him.

That's the way these people are. You don't hit both pumps you just them off.

Granger and Pitts are already on it.

Granger and Pitts have one of a caseload... and I would have thought with Jetson here being the first Newcomer plainclothes, and Hubley's body being found over in the Newcomer community...

Don't tell me what to think.

You son of a

Don't make me pull rank, Ripley.

What rank? I believe Corporal Hicks has authority here.

Corporal Hicks!?

This operation is under military jurisdiction and Hicks is next in chain of command. Right?