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00:01:13 The honorable Allen D.
00:01:18 The honorable
00:01:22 The honorable Nelson
00:01:27 Ladies and gentlemen, the President
00:01:35 Here's everybody on the list, Barb.
00:01:40 Hi, Peter. They let you
00:01:43 Jack, glad you could make it.
00:01:46 Hi. Get rid of the beard.
00:01:50 Hi, Frank. Trudy.
00:01:54 Hi, Peter. Glad you could make it.
00:01:59 Everybody's here.
00:02:01 Thank you very much. Dr. Meinheimer,
00:02:05 I'm looking forward to
00:02:08 I'm sure it's a wonderful,
00:02:15 Ah, here she is. Dear.
00:02:19 Have you met Dr. Meinheimer formally?
00:02:23 Thank you.
00:02:25 Great Lady down!
00:02:29 - What happened?
00:02:32 Wait.
00:02:36 - How are you, dear?
00:02:41 Good. Please be seated.
00:02:44 Welcome. I'm glad you could all come.
00:02:48 I'm pleased that we have so many
00:02:52 This week we are celebrating
00:02:55 Law Enforcement Week
00:02:58 So I'd like to turn the proceedings over
00:03:01 to our own
00:03:04 Captain Annabelle Brumford.
00:03:08 I would like to introduce
00:03:12 This week he is being honored
00:03:18 Please welcome Lieutenant
00:03:24 In all honesty,
00:03:29 Luckily, they were drug dealers.
00:03:32 - Good.
00:03:36 Thank you, Commissioner Brumford.
00:03:39 Now I'd like to call on my Chief of Staff,
00:03:43 to introduce some special guests.
00:03:46 Thank you. Mr. President, tonight I'm
00:03:50 our guests
00:03:54 First, representing the oil industry,
00:03:56 head of the Society of Petroleum Industry
00:04:00 Mr. Terence Baggett.
00:04:04 From the coal industry, Chairman of
00:04:08 or SMOKE,
00:04:11 Thank you.
00:04:12 From the nuclear industry,
00:04:15 President of the Key Atomic
00:04:20 Mr. Arthur Dunwell.
00:04:22 As you know, for the past three years,
00:04:24 this administration has been trying to
00:04:28 that will have a lasting impact
00:04:32 for the next decade and beyond.
00:04:34 To make sure
00:04:37 the President has appointed
00:04:42 Dr. Albert S. Meinheimer.
00:04:49 As I'm sure you're aware,
00:04:54 and Dr. Meinheimer
00:04:57 to the Annual National Press Club
00:05:05 Mr. President.
00:05:10 I want all of you here
00:05:14 that I've decided to base my
00:05:20 on Dr. Meinheimer's recommendations.
00:05:24 This issue is too important to be left to
00:05:28 We need an independent and informed
00:05:33 and Dr. Meinheimer
00:05:37 Mr. President, if I may say so,
00:05:42 I do hope that Dr. Meinheimer
00:05:48 ...influenced by any of the so-called
00:05:52 Well, we're all aware of
00:05:55 He is best qualified
00:06:01 - Dr. Meinheimer.
00:07:51 This happens every fucking time
00:08:39 - Jane...
00:08:44 - You're back early.
00:08:48 Surely, a lovely woman like you
00:08:50 can think of something better to do
00:08:54 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be so blunt.
00:08:59 It's all right, Doctor. It's OK.
00:09:03 You're thinking about him again,
00:09:07 - Frank?
00:09:10 You just can't forget about him?
00:09:12 - Who?
00:09:16 Oh, yes!
00:09:17 No, I can't. I... I try.
00:09:21 It's just that when you've had
00:09:27 But then, you wouldn't understand.
00:09:32 Jane, you mustn't be
00:09:37 You've done a wonderful job
00:09:40 You're the finest Director of
00:09:44 Thank you, Doctor, I try my best.
00:09:47 But I see you here
00:09:51 You must forget about the past.
00:09:57 There is someone I'm seeing,
00:10:00 I was telling him about the speech...
00:10:02 - Good evening.
00:10:07 I forgot.
00:10:10 Extraordinary. The President promised
00:10:15 Wonderful! Then you're going to deliver
00:10:19 Every word of it.
00:10:22 but a guest there made such a ruckus
00:10:26 Hey, Al! Ken!
00:10:30 I found this in the waste-basket.
00:10:35 Hey, that's a pretty nice clock!
00:10:38 I wonder why they threw it out.
00:10:42 It's probably because it's
00:10:47 There.
00:10:55 My name is Sergeant Frank Drebin,
00:10:58 I was getting my car washed when
00:11:03 There had been a bombing and I was
00:11:07 as part of the President's
00:11:11 - Ready?
00:11:15 As far as police work is concerned,
00:11:18 that nothing quite prepares you for.
00:11:21 Somehow, a demented madman,
00:11:25 and possibly a couple of months
00:11:32 - I'm glad you could make it.
00:11:36 Congratulations, I understand
00:11:39 - Yes, and if I catch the guy who did it...
00:11:41 They've searched the building.
00:11:45 This was one hell of an explosion.
00:11:48 We're still trying to figure out
00:11:51 - Any other victims?
00:11:54 - Oh, I see...
00:11:57 - This one's a real mess.
00:12:03 - Any witnesses, Ed?
00:12:07 She saw a man leaving
00:12:10 - We should let Nordberg handle it.
00:12:14 Not now. She fainted dead away.
00:12:16 She took a knock on the head.
00:12:20 - I'll handle it.
00:12:22 - Miss, I'd like to ask some questions.
00:12:26 She's being questioned
00:12:34 I couldn't believe it was her.
00:12:37 But there she was,
00:12:41 That delicately beautiful face...
00:12:45 ... and a body that could melt a
00:12:50 And breasts that seem to say,
00:12:58 She made you drop to your knees
00:13:01 and thank God
00:13:06 She reminded me of my mother,
00:13:12 Snap out of it. You're looking at her
00:13:24 - Frank.
00:13:30 I moved here two years ago.
00:13:34 - How are the children?
00:13:38 Yes, of course.
00:13:40 - How was your prostate operation?
00:13:43 In fact, better than ever.
00:13:46 Look, Frank...
00:13:48 I know it's awkward, but you're not still
00:13:52 Obsessed? Who's obsessed?
00:13:55 Because you backed out of the wedding
00:13:58 Ancient history,
00:14:01 He was in tears.
00:14:04 - Get a hold of yourself!
00:14:07 - That's enough.
00:14:10 Jane, there you are. Hello, Jane.
00:14:13 Dr. Meinheimer.
00:14:17 - Don't get up. Nice to meet you.
00:14:21 I believe we met
00:14:24 He never forgets a face.
00:14:27 It's a terrible thing that's happened.
00:14:32 I'm sorry I can't be more optimistic,
00:14:36 It's like sex, a painstaking task
00:14:41 and when you think that things are
00:14:44 Jane, about this man
00:14:49 I gave the sketch artist a description.
00:14:55 Eh... Ed!
00:15:01 We should get that other artist. The one
00:15:06 Right. Sorenson!
00:15:08 I'd like to see the rest of the Institute,
00:15:12 Of course.
00:15:15 That's a good idea. It's right this way.
00:15:19 What can you tell me
00:15:23 - He's Caucasian.
00:15:25 Yeah. You know, white guy.
00:15:29 An awfully big moustache.
00:15:32 This is our research laboratory.
00:15:35 Experiments are temperature-controlled
00:15:40 Our scientists have spent years on them
00:15:45 Today, we'll join two compounds...
00:15:52 Oh, my God!
00:15:53 Thank heavens the bomb
00:15:57 Yes, but I can't understand
00:16:00 Jane, I think you
00:16:03 - Jane, darling!
00:16:06 Jane, are you all right?
00:16:10 I'm really OK, but I'm glad you're here.
00:16:15 I'm sorry! Frank, this is Quentin
00:16:19 - Pleased to meet you, Mr...
00:16:23 I believe I've used
00:16:26 I'm... sure you have.
00:16:29 - Are you connected with the Institute?
00:16:33 But Jane and I have seen
00:16:37 How is my little hell-cat?
00:16:41 Well, that's great. I've been dating, too.
00:16:45 Wrote the book on male sexual
00:16:49 - I beg your pardon?
00:16:51 I'm sure we can
00:16:54 just like the responsible adults
00:16:56 Isn't that right, Mr. Poopy Pants?
00:16:59 - That does it!
00:17:01 Quentin, maybe you should excuse us.
00:17:04 Anything you wish, my darling.
00:17:09 Until tonight, then...
00:17:30 I'm feeling blue
00:17:38 Just thinking of you
00:17:44 I get out of bed
00:17:48 Wish I was dead
00:17:55 And I hope you do, too
00:18:01 So I've given up
00:18:09 I've taken all the pills
00:18:12 The law will allow
00:18:18 And so I'm feeling blue
00:18:21 - Sir?
00:18:31 - On second thoughts, a Black Russian.
00:18:35 I guess I’m just
00:18:40 Screwed
00:18:46 Frank. I thought I'd find you here.
00:18:48 Ed, sit down.
00:18:52 You left before I could talk to you.
00:18:55 Is it just my imagination
00:19:01 No, it's just a small percentage
00:19:05 I hope you're right. It's just that
00:19:11 You're still thinking about Jane,
00:19:15 She's part of my life, Ed. Always will be.
00:19:19 I think about her constantly.
00:19:22 When she said, "Get out of my life
00:19:27 Sometimes I think about you and Edna,
00:19:30 because you've had the same person
00:19:36 You wake up with her,
00:19:40 You make love to the same woman.
00:19:43 You spend every possible
00:19:48 while I'm out with 20-year-olds who
00:19:53 Girls who can't say no,
00:19:56 "More, more, more! It's your turn now
00:20:05 I just want to love, Ed.
00:20:09 I'm sure you'll find love.
00:20:11 - I already have one.
00:20:20 Go to her, Frank. Go on!
00:20:25 I'll see you in the morning.
00:20:30 - Excuse me.
00:20:34 Sorry.
00:20:38 This isn't easy to say.
00:20:40 I'm lonely, I'm lost.
00:20:43 Frank!
00:20:46 Over here.
00:20:49 Well...
00:20:56 - What are you doing here?
00:20:59 Then I tried the station house.
00:21:04 - Good evening, Sam.
00:21:09 Always nice to see nice people.
00:21:12 Sam, play our song.
00:21:17 Of course.
00:21:21 Ding dong, the witch is dead
00:21:26 Sam. That's enough.
00:21:31 You can't let old hurts die, can you?
00:21:35 You walk out of my life,
00:21:37 - Didn't you get the letters?
00:21:40 I didn't open them.
00:21:43 So you didn't get the cheque for $75,000
00:21:49 Why are you here?
00:21:51 I remembered something
00:21:54 Outside the window, I saw
00:21:57 Red van?
00:22:00 You've said your piece,
00:22:03 That's not my only reason
00:22:06 - I want us to be friends.
00:22:09 I bet if I dusted you for prints,
00:22:13 You!
00:22:14 I see a certain kitten
00:22:26 I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that.
00:22:32 We're no good together.
00:22:35 You were always busy
00:22:38 Ozone layer!
00:22:42 How can you say that,
00:22:44 when I sank every penny into buying
00:22:49 Then I had it slashed
00:22:52 Frank! How could you be so insensitive?
00:22:54 Insensitive? You think it's easy
00:22:59 - You try it sometime.
00:23:04 I don't know why I came here.
00:23:09 I'm single. I love being single!
00:23:14 I haven't had this much sex
00:23:21 I mean, at the time,
00:23:36 - I told you the bombing wouldn't work.
00:23:40 Look at this headline.
00:23:43 "President to give Meinheimer
00:23:46 That speech is in two days.
00:23:49 - Don't you think I know that?
00:23:52 Gentlemen, gentlemen...
00:23:55 I know that you're all worried,
00:23:59 There's plenty to be worried about.
00:24:02 Like this solar power plant, already
00:24:08 Photovoltaic cells.
00:24:10 They convert sunlight
00:24:14 Fluorescents. Last ten times as long
00:24:18 Uses only a quarter of the power.
00:24:21 Superwindows. They insulate
00:24:26 An electric car,
00:24:31 But the truth is, gentlemen,
00:24:34 that I'm not worried about
00:24:37 Because no one is ever
00:24:42 - What about Meinheimer and his report?
00:24:46 Good question.
00:24:52 - That's kidnapping!
00:24:55 - What about his speech on Tuesday?
00:25:01 It is my view that we must rely on
00:25:06 Our Dr. Meinheimer.
00:25:09 - Oh, my God!
00:25:13 Meet Earl Hacker,
00:25:18 As I explained to Mr. Hapsburg,
00:25:24 and, might I add,
00:25:29 But you gentlemen
00:25:36 Do you?
00:25:46 After a good night's sleep,
00:25:51 I figured that if I buried myself
00:25:54 I could forget about Jane
00:25:57 catch a vicious killer
00:25:59 So far we had few clues
00:26:03 I was hoping that the lab boys
00:26:07 Shut it off!
00:26:08 - Take it easy.
00:26:13 - Nice work.
00:26:15 Can you show us the results
00:26:19 We weren't able to get
00:26:22 but we did find footprints
00:26:25 We made plaster casts of them.
00:26:29 We're running a trace on it.
00:26:32 We also found this dinosaur footprint.
00:26:35 - A major find from the Paleolithic era.
00:26:40 Yes, 20 feet down we discovered
00:26:45 About the case...
00:26:47 I'll be leaving for Boston tomorrow
00:26:50 to the American Archaeological Society.
00:26:55 You're going on Geraldo
00:26:58 No, my wife is a transsexual
00:27:01 Meanwhile, we'll be continuing
00:27:05 fiber checks,
00:27:08 Then, using the microscopic dirt particles
00:27:12 we'll get a geological breakdown
00:27:15 - We may not have that kind of time.
00:27:20 We found this wallet
00:27:24 We haven't examined it thoroughly.
00:27:29 "Hector Savage". From Detroit.
00:27:35 Ex-boxer.
00:27:38 Yeah. He fought
00:27:42 I saw Kid Minneapolis fight once,
00:27:45 No, that's Kid New York.
00:27:48 He was killed in the ring in Houston
00:27:51 - The Arizona Assassin.
00:27:54 - Was it North or South?
00:27:57 South Dakota was his brother.
00:28:00 You sure know your boxing.
00:28:02 All I know is:
00:28:05 - You've got an address?
00:28:09 "210 Bleckman Street."
00:28:12 That's the red-light district. I wonder
00:28:17 Sex, Frank?
00:28:20 No, not right now, Ed.
00:28:26 The address we had for De Carlo
00:28:32 We went there, hoping it would
00:28:36 and lead us to a clue
00:28:43 That's the cops.
00:28:46 All right, I'll handle it.
00:28:50 You'll be safe down there.
00:28:55 - Ed.
00:28:57 - Red van.
00:28:59 Jane said that she saw a red van
00:29:03 - Let's take him down.
00:29:07 - Bug the van. See where it goes.
00:29:10 - Nordberg!
00:29:15 Lieutenant Frank Drebin, Police Squad.
00:29:20 - Is this some kind of bust?
00:29:24 But we need to ask you
00:29:33 Listen. We're looking for
00:29:39 Why should I tell you?
00:29:41 Because I'm the last line of defense
00:29:44 and the decent people in this town.
00:29:47 Hi, Frank. We got that D-83 Swedish
00:29:55 It's a gift.
00:30:14 Frank, come here. Quick!
00:30:22 What? Hey!
00:30:25 Hey! Stop, stop! I'm a police officer!
00:30:30 Let's go. But remember,
00:30:34 Pull over!
00:30:38 Nordberg's bugging device
00:30:41 I'm not kidding! Stop!
00:30:46 Shit!
00:30:49 He's changing direction. Stop the car.
00:30:52 Oh, no!
00:30:54 - He's getting closer.
00:30:57 Keep your eyes peeled.
00:30:59 Oh, no!
00:31:02 Look, he's real close now.
00:31:06 Step on it!
00:31:08 Help! Stop, stop!
00:31:28 Frank, stop!
00:31:30 Stop right now! I've had it!
00:31:45 Help!
00:31:49 Drebin, Police Squad.
00:31:51 It's a tense situation.
00:31:55 - Says he's got hostages.
00:31:59 Yeah. That red van is registered
00:32:07 Well, it looks like the cows
00:32:12 How are you doing, trooper?
00:32:18 Hey, stop firing!
00:32:20 Hold it! Stop firing!
00:32:26 Stop firing! Stop firing!
00:32:32 All right, give me the bullhorn.
00:32:35 This is Frank Drebin, Police Squad.
00:32:38 Throw down your guns
00:32:42 or come on out, then throw down
00:32:46 Remember the two key elements:
00:32:49 One, guns to be thrown down.
00:32:53 You just try and take me, Drebin!
00:32:59 - Looks like he's holding all the cards.
00:33:02 How about it?
00:33:04 You can't drive that tank!
00:33:07 Don't worry, Ed!
00:33:11 All right, what do you want?
00:33:13 I want a car out front.
00:33:17 Then I want a plane ticket to Jamaica.
00:33:21 No touristy place.
00:33:23 Something indicative of
00:33:26 We can't do that.
00:33:30 Now put your hands on top of your head
00:33:33 We've got you surrounded
00:33:38 Frank, what are you doing?
00:34:22 Frank! Help!
00:34:45 - Your coat, sir?
00:34:47 And I have a receipt to prove it.
00:34:50 - Telephone call, Commissioner.
00:34:54 Excuse me.
00:34:57 Yes?
00:35:00 He did what?
00:35:02 How many animals escaped?
00:35:06 Good evening, Commissioner.
00:35:10 Do you realize that because of you
00:35:15 Well, isn't that the fault of the voters?
00:35:19 Excuse me.
00:35:26 Thank you all for attending this
00:35:32 who tomorrow
00:35:40 Along with the President, I pledge
00:35:45 whatever they may be.
00:35:55 And now, please enjoy the evening.
00:35:58 I'll see you later.
00:36:14 May I cut in?
00:36:16 - What are you doing here?
00:36:19 - Why are you really here?
00:36:23 "Quentin Hapsburg." I never liked him
00:36:28 The man is as dirty
00:36:31 What's gotten into you?
00:36:35 who cares about people and is not
00:36:40 Ask him what his connection is with the
00:36:44 I don't know what you're talking about.
00:36:47 Ask him if he's pals with
00:36:51 Stop it! You're just jealous
00:36:55 the understanding that you never could.
00:36:58 I just hope Quentin is watching
00:37:02 And a jealous man
00:37:06 I'm counting on that!
00:37:46 Mr. Drebin, Mr. Hapsburg
00:37:59 - Solitaire is a lonely man's game.
00:38:05 I don't recall seeing your name
00:38:09 Nothing to be embarrassed about.
00:38:15 Nice party.
00:38:21 - Do you gamble, Lieutenant?
00:38:28 Que sera, sera...
00:38:30 - You do speak French, don't you?
00:38:34 But I do kiss that way.
00:38:37 Excuse me!
00:38:40 Dr. Meinheimer, you remember Frank?
00:38:43 - Uh... Mister...
00:38:48 - You met him at the Institute.
00:38:53 Thank you, I don't intend to stay.
00:38:56 Let's play another game. Who's this?
00:39:03 - I wouldn't know.
00:39:05 He blew up a building and
00:39:10 We own lots of vans.
00:39:14 Look, Lieutenant, I have nothing to hide.
00:39:17 Maybe, but I'm warning you.
00:39:19 If you so much as sneeze,
00:39:29 Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for
00:39:34 an all-expense-paid trip
00:39:40 And to draw the first winner,
00:39:46 Dr. Albert S. Meinheimer.
00:39:52 - Let me help you.
00:39:55 I don't understand
00:39:58 I'm afraid it's merely
00:40:01 You're going to wear all my gears down.
00:40:45 - He gets around marvelously.
00:42:03 - Frank?
00:42:05 I just wanted to tell you that I'm sorry
00:42:09 - Oh, Frank.
00:42:13 OK, but the place is kind of a mess.
00:42:17 I was about to make a protein shake.
00:42:20 No, thank you.
00:42:23 Are you sure?
00:42:26 Do you know what Dr. Meinheimer
00:42:31 Yes, he'll endorse energy efficiency
00:42:36 - Who else knew that?
00:42:40 And if the President adopts a policy of
00:42:45 who would be the biggest losers?
00:42:47 Coal, oil and nuclear.
00:42:50 - Frank! Frank!
00:42:55 You told me that Dr. Meinheimer
00:42:59 yet tonight
00:43:02 That's strange, but he has been
00:43:06 Does he have any identifying marks?
00:43:11 webbed toes or a third nostril?
00:43:14 He has a birthmark in the shape of
00:43:18 I see... Have you noticed
00:43:24 Only that he is a foot taller
00:43:29 Frank! What are you trying to tell me?
00:43:32 That Quentin has found
00:43:35 and that he will give
00:43:38 That's brilliant. That's a lot better
00:43:43 Stop it, this is preposterous!
00:43:47 Jane, you're hurting me.
00:43:50 - What more do you want from me?
00:43:52 - Local call?
00:43:55 If you'll excuse me,
00:43:59 The phone is in the other room.
00:44:20 Give me Captain Ed Hocken, please.
00:44:31 Ed, I'm onto something big.
00:44:36 What is he doing in Detroit?
00:44:39 Send him the plane fare
00:45:32 Of the way we were
00:45:37 Memories
00:45:40 Like the colors of my mind
00:45:45 Misty water-colored memories
00:45:51 Of the way we were
00:45:56 Scattered pictures
00:46:00 Of the smiles we left behind
00:46:06 Smiles we gave to one another
00:46:12 Of the way we were
00:46:16 Can it be that it was all so simple then
00:46:21 Or has time rewritten...
00:46:26 Frank!
00:47:17 Just as I suspected.
00:47:21 Come on, on your feet.
00:47:56 Jane...
00:47:57 What happened to the water pressure?
00:48:01 Jane!
00:48:05 Frank!
00:48:07 I was so frightened!
00:48:11 - What happened out there?
00:48:14 But if I were you, I wouldn't leave
00:48:19 - Who would want to kill you?
00:48:24 Now I'm afraid it's one of
00:48:33 Oh, Frank! I feel like such a fool.
00:48:37 - I should never have doubted you.
00:48:41 You couldn't know that the man you
00:48:46 Oh, Frank!
00:48:49 - He's in danger.
00:48:51 They'll probably torture him,
00:48:54 It's all my fault!
00:48:56 They'll start by tearing out his toenails
00:49:00 Oh, no! What are we going to do?
00:49:03 If my hunch is right,
00:49:07 - At the Home Club?
00:49:11 At this warehouse.
00:49:15 - You'll be careful?
00:49:20 I will...
00:49:23 I guess I'd better be on my way.
00:49:27 I promised Nordberg
00:49:35 I can't fight it any more!
00:49:38 I ran away from you once. I can't do it
00:52:51 Frank, we've got
00:52:54 We've only got a dock pass
00:52:57 Hapsburg is up to something right up
00:53:07 It's a perfect day. This fog'll keep us
00:53:12 That's not fog. The number two
00:53:16 Let's run through this one more time.
00:53:19 At 3:15, Nordberg will cut
00:53:23 Yeah. Right.
00:53:24 - Nordberg.
00:53:27 I'll be in the van waiting for your signal.
00:53:30 Yeah. Right.
00:53:33 When you hear me say,
00:53:37 - Check.
00:53:49 The water's over there.
00:53:56 Hexagon oil commercial
00:54:00 Piloting today's giant oil tankers
00:54:04 That's why here at Hexagon's
00:54:08 future captains go through
00:54:12 Through a complicated
00:54:14 we weed out those less qualified
00:54:18 of a 500,000-tonne
00:54:21 Only the best will take command
00:54:23 of what is essentially
00:54:39 Commercial two.
00:54:42 Just the way I like it!
00:54:46 Some day, way into the future,
00:54:49 the sun may be able to
00:54:53 But right now,
00:54:56 to know that our home
00:55:00 I know what you're thinking,
00:55:03 We know that nuclear energy is safe.
00:55:06 In fact, we think of it as
00:55:10 But remember, our friend can't exist
00:55:14 So tell your congressman
00:55:18 rolling into nuclear power.
00:55:26 I'll have to find another way in, Ed.
00:55:28 They've got killer guard dogs here.
00:55:32 Loud and clear.
00:55:36 We're at our destination.
00:55:41 Ed, I'm going to try the roof.
00:55:49 I'm going to try it again.
00:56:33 - Cut the power line.
00:56:39 Help!
00:56:41 Come in, Nordberg.
00:56:56 Well... It's Lieutenant Drebin.
00:57:00 You were supposed to
00:57:05 But now I think I'm going to
00:57:09 It'll be slow and painful.
00:57:17 - What's that smell?
00:57:21 I have been swimming in raw sewage.
00:57:26 I love it!
00:57:28 That's the signal, let's go.
00:57:33 It's stuck. Give me a hand.
00:57:36 Ed, help me! Ed!
00:57:39 Search him.
00:57:45 I love it!
00:57:52 He's wired!
00:57:56 Tie him up!
00:57:58 You'll never get away
00:58:01 - Whatever it is...
00:58:05 Let me introduce you to some people.
00:58:10 Of course, you know Dr. Meinheimer.
00:58:16 Why you son of a...
00:58:19 And then I'd like you
00:58:23 Weekend guests from out of town.
00:58:26 We're going to the Press Club Dinner.
00:58:30 until I come back.
00:58:32 Then I want the pleasure
00:58:38 The pleasure is all mine.
00:58:45 See you after the speech, Lieutenant.
01:00:19 - Freeze!
01:00:22 Don't move!
01:00:25 Good Lord!
01:00:30 Are you OK, Dr. Meinheimer?
01:00:35 That's OK. Don't try to talk.
01:00:40 I just can't take this any more.
01:00:44 Garbage like you just makes me sick!
01:00:48 - Ed...
01:00:49 I'm just John Q. Public now.
01:00:56 - Mano a mano.
01:00:58 I'll teach you to pick on
01:01:08 All right, he's had enough!
01:01:10 Somebody help the Captain.
01:01:22 Any predictions, Mr. Sununu?
01:01:24 There won't be any surprises
01:01:28 He'll recommend that the President
01:01:32 and more dollars for subsidizing nuclear
01:01:36 We'll have more on the dinner later and
01:01:40 This is the most important evening
01:01:46 If you see Drebin or
01:01:49 I want them arrested on sight.
01:01:54 I told Jane to meet us
01:01:57 - Where's that?
01:02:00 She'll unlock the doors at 7:30.
01:02:02 - What about Hapsburg?
01:02:06 Let's go.
01:02:23 Why, Jane!
01:02:26 What are you doing out here?
01:02:30 Quentin! I was just getting
01:02:39 I grew up on Lake Erie.
01:02:42 Well, I'm quite sure...
01:02:44 But how fortunate to have found you.
01:03:00 Jane! Something
01:03:04 Bernardo, you've got the keys?
01:03:09 I have a better idea. Follow me!
01:03:13 Your attention, please.
01:03:17 Thousand points of... light.
01:03:20 Recession... bad. Recovery... good.
01:03:25 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:04:03 Bésame
01:04:06 Bésame mucho...
01:04:11 Each time I cling to your kiss
01:04:19 Bésame mucho
01:04:26 Hold me, my darling,
01:04:33 We'd better make our move.
01:04:35 Yeah, I'm thinking about something
01:04:40 No, I mean Hacker!
01:04:44 Right! I'll intercept Hacker. You get
01:05:06 Bravo! Encore!
01:05:18 Ladies and gentlemen...
01:05:20 - Dr. Meinheimer.
01:05:23 - Or should I say Hacker?
01:05:29 Look what he's doing
01:05:33 - Can't someone help?
01:05:37 - Give me a shot at him!
01:05:41 - We'd better get this man first aid.
01:05:46 Thank you.
01:05:48 I'm pleased and honored to be with you
01:05:54 Tonight, Dr. Meinheimer,
01:05:58 no doubt realizes
01:06:01 has put a stranglehold on the budget.
01:06:04 A lot of cuts will have to be made
01:06:09 But we'll just keep cutting
01:06:12 That's the only way
01:06:16 Now I present to you
01:06:35 Oh, my God! He can walk!
01:06:39 He can walk! It's a miracle!
01:06:44 I can walk!
01:06:48 Get off me, you moron!
01:06:53 Hey, come back here!
01:06:56 Everything seems to be OK now,
01:07:01 I present to you, once again,
01:07:05 the esteemed Dr. Albert S. Meinheimer.
01:07:23 Hold it! Hold everything!
01:07:26 - Don't listen to him. He's a fraud!
01:07:29 - I can prove it!
01:07:32 The real doctor has a birthmark
01:07:34 in the shape of Whistler's Mother
01:07:44 Obviously a forgery.
01:07:51 Drebin!
01:08:09 Hold it! Frank is right.
01:08:14 but it's this man!
01:08:18 And he's just given us this signed
01:08:27 No, no, no...
01:08:30 That man - Quentin Hapsburg.
01:08:35 - They're gone!
01:08:46 - Let me go!
01:08:49 Come on, Frank, hurry!
01:09:01 Tonight, I intend to share with you
01:09:04 on our need for a national policy
01:09:06 based on energy efficiency and clean,
01:09:17 Over there!
01:09:19 Frank!
01:09:23 Take cover!
01:10:08 Nordberg! Cover me, I'm going in!
01:10:40 All right. Where's Hapsburg?
01:10:45 - Where are you hit?
01:10:48 - You're on my groin.
01:10:52 - Where is he?
01:10:55 Hapsburg has Plan B in...
01:10:58 ...in... in...
01:11:01 Where, where? All right.
01:11:05 Who else is almost dead?
01:11:09 OK, now...
01:11:13 - Talk!
01:11:15 - He already said that.
01:11:18 "Hapsburg has Plan B in..."
01:11:22 Oh, yeah. Hapsburg has Plan B in...
01:11:26 ...in...
01:11:29 Where? Talk, you low-life scum!
01:11:32 Gee, if that's your attitude, forget it!
01:11:39 I'm right here, Drebin.
01:11:45 Drop your gun, Lieutenant.
01:11:51 I believe you're inquiring about Plan B.
01:11:55 That's where we detonate
01:11:59 Your Dr. Meinheimer
01:12:03 No one will be left alive to hear it.
01:12:05 Detonation sequence activated.
01:12:07 I'm the only one
01:12:11 In ten minutes,
01:12:14 will be reduced to a pile of rubble.
01:12:17 I'll be safely on my helicopter.
01:12:20 By this time tomorrow,
01:12:24 What do you think of that?
01:12:27 You certainly seem to be
01:12:31 I don't care what you think.
01:12:35 Go ahead! Threaten me like you have
01:12:39 But it won't work this time.
01:12:42 like people who can name all 50 states.
01:12:47 Maybe not as much as jumping on
01:12:50 but it hurts.
01:12:52 That's as far as you go, Drebin.
01:12:57 Yes. Can I have the gun?
01:13:01 Oh, no. I'm not going to fall for that one.
01:13:05 Not so fast!
01:13:22 Six minutes to detonation.
01:13:25 - All right, talk! Give me that abort code.
01:13:29 - Six numbers - 2, 1, 7...
01:13:36 Thanks a lot.
01:13:55 - Are you all right?
01:13:57 Yes, but unless we can disarm
01:14:02 We must warn everyone.
01:14:05 - Jane, you'd better go.
01:14:11 But Jane...
01:14:13 If you're going to be blown to bits,
01:14:19 Jane, I promise you
01:14:24 I'll never let my police work
01:14:29 Frank. Frank!
01:14:32 The bomb.
01:14:35 Four minutes to detonation.
01:14:38 - What are we going to do?
01:14:42 Let me see here..."To reset
01:14:49 Per your command, the speed
01:14:53 Detonation now in two minutes.
01:14:56 So instead of spending
01:15:01 on research
01:15:06 the Federal Government,
01:15:10 or the cost of one B-1 bomber,
01:15:13 could reduce the price
01:15:19 As Albert Einstein once said...
01:15:24 Wake up, wake up!
01:15:27 Wake up, the place is going to blow!
01:15:33 I'll get the lights.
01:15:36 To elaborate on point 102...
01:15:40 Here, read this. It's an emergency.
01:15:46 "His strong, manly hands
01:15:50 "probed every crevice
01:15:56 "their undulating bodies
01:16:00 "as he thrust his purple-headed warrior
01:16:04 "into her quivering mound
01:16:08 Listen up, everyone. I want you
01:16:13 That's it. Nobody run.
01:16:18 That's it. If we'll just stay calm,
01:16:21 no one will be harmed by the huge bomb
01:16:33 It's a cookbook, it's a cookbook!
01:16:37 Twenty seconds to detonation.
01:16:42 - What are you going to do?
01:16:45 - It's got my sleeve!
01:16:48 10, 9, 8...
01:16:50 - I can't get it.
01:16:53 5, 4, 3...
01:16:57 - ... 2, 1...
01:17:03 Frank, look!
01:17:07 You did it!
01:17:18 Thank you,
01:17:22 but it's all part of the job.
01:17:25 Frank, I'd like you to consider filling
01:17:29 It may mean long hours,
01:17:32 and being surrounded by some of
01:17:37 You want me to be in your cabinet?
01:17:40 No... No!
01:17:43 I want you to head up
01:17:51 - That's a great honor.
01:17:55 Congratulations.
01:17:57 Nice going!
01:17:59 - Get in here.
01:18:05 Thank you. I'm very honored.
01:18:08 This is something I've always dreamt of,
01:18:16 You see, I've learnt something
01:18:20 about the Earth and about love.
01:18:24 I guess love is like the ozone layer.
01:18:27 You never miss it until it's gone.
01:18:30 Blowing away a fleeing suspect
01:18:35 used to be everything to me.
01:18:41 But now I want to be known as
01:18:50 I want a world where Frank Junior,
01:18:55 can sit under a shade tree,
01:18:57 breathe the air, swim in the ocean,
01:19:01 and go into a 7-Eleven
01:19:10 I want a world where I can eat
01:19:16 I want a world where the Democrats
01:19:24 I may not get there with you,
01:19:28 I want a world
01:19:32 with this woman, whom I love!
01:19:38 Yikes!
01:19:40 - Frank!
01:19:44 - Jane, will you marry me?
01:19:53 We love Frank! We love Frank!
01:19:57 One more picture.
01:20:00 Smile!
01:20:06 Help, George!
01:24:26 All right, let's see
01:24:29 Energy efficiency... good.
01:24:33 Drilling in
01:24:38 Mr. President,
01:24:41 I'm fine, thanks.