The Naked Gun 2 The Smell of Fear

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00:01:09 The Honourable Alan Dee
00:01:13 The Honourable William
00:01:17 The Honourable Nelson
00:01:21 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:01:26 and Mrs Bush.
00:01:31 How is everybody?
00:01:35 Hi, Peter.
00:01:38 Jack, glad you could make it.
00:01:42 Get rid of the beard. Too liberal.
00:01:49 Hi, Peter.
00:01:52 Everybody's here tonight.
00:01:55 Thank you very much.
00:02:08 Here she is.
00:02:17 Thank you.
00:02:24 Easy, watch her head!
00:02:28 - How are you, dear?
00:02:33 Good. Please be seated.
00:02:36 Welcome. Glad you could all come.
00:02:39 I'm pleased to see we're graced
00:02:41 with the presence of
00:02:45 This week we're celebrating Law
00:02:50 I'd like to turn the proceedings over
00:02:55 Captain Annabel Brumford.
00:03:01 I wish to introduce a distinguished
00:03:06 for his 1,000th drug dealer killed.
00:03:09 Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
00:03:12 Lieutenant Frank Drebin
00:03:14 Er, in all honesty, the last two
00:03:19 Luckily, they turned out
00:03:26 Er, thank you, Commissioner.
00:03:29 Now my Chief of Staff, John Sununu,
00:03:36 Thank you.
00:03:37 I'm very proud to welcome our guests
00:03:43 First, head of the Society
00:03:48 better known as SPlL -
00:03:50 Mr Terence Baggett.
00:03:53 Now, chairman of the Society
00:03:58 - Mr Donald Fenwick.
00:04:02 And president of the Key Atomic
00:04:07 Mr Arthur Dunwell.
00:04:10 For the past three years,
00:04:13 this administration has tried to
00:04:17 one with a lasting impact
00:04:22 To ensure we choose the right path,
00:04:25 the President has appointed
00:04:30 Dr Albert S Meinheimer.
00:04:37 As I'm sure you're aware
00:04:41 and Dr Meinheimer
00:04:44 to the annual national
00:04:52 Mr President...
00:04:56 I want you all
00:04:59 that I am basing my administration's
00:05:06 on Dr Meinheimer's recommendations.
00:05:10 This issue's too important for
00:05:14 Rather we need an independent source
00:05:19 and Meinheimer is the recognised
00:05:23 Mr President...
00:05:26 If I may say so,
00:05:27 I do hope that Dr Meinheimer
00:05:30 won't be influen...influenced
00:05:36 We're well aware of his reputation.
00:05:39 I think HE should
00:05:45 Doctor?
00:07:30 This happens every fucking time
00:08:17 - Jane?
00:08:20 - You're back early.
00:08:25 Surely a lovely young woman like you
00:08:31 Oh, I'm sorry, my dear.
00:08:35 It's all right, Doctor. It's OK.
00:08:39 Are you thinking about him again?
00:08:44 Yes.
00:08:46 You can't forget him, can you?
00:08:49 - Who?
00:08:51 Oh, yes!
00:08:53 No, I can't.
00:08:55 I try. It's just that...
00:08:58 when you've had that much man...
00:09:03 But then, you wouldn't understand.
00:09:08 Jane, look!
00:09:12 You've done a wonderful job
00:09:15 You're the finest director
00:09:19 Thank you, Doctor. I try my best.
00:09:22 But I see you here
00:09:26 You've got to forget about the past.
00:09:31 There is someone I'm seeing. We've
00:09:37 Good evening, Miss Spencer...
00:09:39 Hello, Norm.
00:09:41 Oh! How was the White House dinner?
00:09:44 Extraordinary!
00:09:45 The President promised to implement
00:09:48 That's wonderful!
00:09:50 - Then you'll deliver the speech?
00:09:54 I would have tonight but one guest
00:09:59 Hey, Al, Kent, look at this!
00:10:03 Found this in the wastebasket.
00:10:09 That's a pretty nice clock!
00:10:15 It's four minutes slow!
00:10:19 There!
00:10:25 My name is Sergeant Frank Drebin,
00:10:30 I was just having my car washed,
00:10:35 There'd been a bombing downtown. I
00:10:39 as part of the President's
00:10:46 Every once in a while something
00:10:52 Some crazed madman,
00:10:54 full of self-hate -
00:11:00 finally snapped.
00:11:02 - Glad you could make it.
00:11:07 Congratulations on Edna's pregnancy!
00:11:09 Yes, and if I catch the guy...!
00:11:12 Captain, there's no sign of
00:11:18 Still trying to figure out
00:11:20 - Any other victims?
00:11:25 Get him outta here.
00:11:27 This one's a real mess!
00:11:29 Hey, everybody!
00:11:33 - Any witnesses?
00:11:36 She saw a man leaving
00:11:39 Should we let Nordberg handle this?
00:11:41 No. I'll do it while it's fresh.
00:11:43 Not now! She took a nasty knock
00:11:49 I'll handle it. Excuse me, miss.
00:11:52 - I have some questions.
00:11:55 She's being questioned over there.
00:12:01 I couldn't believe it was her.
00:12:04 It was like a dream. But there
00:12:10 That delicately beautiful face.
00:12:12 A body that could melt a cheese
00:12:18 And breasts that seemed to say...
00:12:21 "Hey! Look at these!"
00:12:25 She made you want to drop
00:12:29 and thank God you were a man!
00:12:33 She reminded me of my mother,
00:12:38 Stop looking at her like she was
00:12:50 Frank!
00:12:52 - Jane, I didn't know you lived here.
00:13:00 - How are the children?
00:13:03 Oh, yes!
00:13:05 - How was your prostate operation?
00:13:11 I know it's hard, but are you still
00:13:17 Obsessed?! Just because you backed
00:13:22 It's ancient history,
00:13:25 - Frank?
00:13:29 Get a grip!
00:13:30 - I returned 13 Cuisinarts!
00:13:32 - I kept the salad shooter, though.
00:13:35 Hello, Jane.
00:13:37 - This is Dr Albert Meinheimer.
00:13:42 - Nice to meet you.
00:13:44 But, we've met -
00:13:47 He has a photographic memory.
00:13:51 This is a terrible thing.
00:13:55 I'm sorry,
00:13:59 Like having sex, it's an arduous
00:14:04 and just when it's going your way,
00:14:07 Jane. About this man from last night?
00:14:12 I've given a description.
00:14:17 Ed!
00:14:19 That'll be all, McTigue.
00:14:23 Let's get that other artist.
00:14:27 - Lives with those two guys.
00:14:30 I'd like to see
00:14:34 - Let's start with the research area.
00:14:41 - And the man you saw last night?
00:14:45 - Caucasian?
00:14:48 - Moustache. About six foot three.
00:14:52 - What's this?
00:14:55 All experiments are controlled
00:15:00 Our scientists have spent years
00:15:03 and are just now making
00:15:11 Oh, my God!
00:15:13 Thank heavens the bomb
00:15:17 - Who'd want to do such a thing?
00:15:21 - You should know about something.
00:15:24 Quentin!
00:15:25 Jane, are you all right?
00:15:29 I'm OK. But I'm glad you're here.
00:15:34 Oh, sorry! This is Quentin Hapsburg
00:15:38 A pleasure, Mr...?
00:15:40 Drebin. Frank Drebin.
00:15:45 I'm...sure you have.
00:15:48 Are you connected to the institute?
00:15:50 Well, not officially, but Jane and l
00:15:55 My little hell-cat!
00:15:59 Well...great. I've been dating too -
00:16:03 She writes about male sexual
00:16:06 - I beg your pardon!
00:16:09 OK. Let's handle this maturely, just
00:16:15 OK, Mr Poopy-Pants?!
00:16:17 - That does it!
00:16:19 Quentin, maybe you should excuse us?
00:16:21 Anything you wish, my darling.
00:16:25 Until tonight, then.
00:16:46 I'm feelin' blue
00:16:54 Just thinkin' of you
00:16:59 I get out of bed
00:17:04 Wish I was dead
00:17:10 And I hope you do, too
00:17:16 So I have given up
00:17:19 I've thrown in the towel
00:17:24 I've taken all the pills
00:17:27 The law will allow
00:17:32 And so I'm feelin' blue...
00:17:35 Sir?
00:17:37 Gimme the strongest thing you got.
00:17:44 On second thoughts,
00:17:47 Very well.
00:17:48 I guess I'm just...
00:17:53 screwed...
00:17:58 Frank.
00:17:59 - I thought I'd find you here.
00:18:03 Pull up a memory or two.
00:18:05 You left before I could talk to you.
00:18:08 Is it my imagination
00:18:13 No, it's just a small
00:18:17 I hope you're right.
00:18:23 You're still thinking about Jane,
00:18:27 She's part of my life,
00:18:31 But it's done. Minute I heard her
00:18:38 You know,
00:18:42 You have the same person
00:18:47 You wake up, eat with her,
00:18:50 Make love to the same woman.
00:18:53 You spend every possible
00:18:58 while I'm out running around
00:19:03 Girls who can't say no. Girls who
00:19:08 "Your turn to wear the handcuffs..."
00:19:15 - l... I just wanna love, Ed.
00:19:21 - I already have one.
00:19:28 Go to her.
00:19:31 Go on. I'll see you in the morning.
00:19:39 Excuse me.
00:19:40 Pardon me.
00:19:42 Sorry.
00:19:46 This is not easy to say. I'm lonely.
00:19:51 Frank.
00:19:54 Over here.
00:19:56 Well...
00:20:02 What are you doing here?
00:20:04 I called your hotel
00:20:07 - I thought maybe you'd be here.
00:20:13 Mr Drebin! Jane!
00:20:19 Sam, play our song.
00:20:23 Of course.
00:20:33 Sam! That's enough!
00:20:37 You can't let ghosts die, can you?
00:20:43 - Didn't you get my letters?
00:20:46 Tore 'em up. Threw them in the fire.
00:20:49 So you didn't get the $75,000
00:20:54 Why are you here?
00:20:55 I remembered that last night I saw
00:21:01 Red van? That'll be very helpful.
00:21:07 That's not my only reason
00:21:10 - I want us to be friends.
00:21:13 I bet if I dusted you for prints,
00:21:17 You...!
00:21:19 So this kitten
00:21:29 Sorry. I shouldn't have done that.
00:21:34 Frank, we're no good together.
00:21:37 - You only lived for police work.
00:21:42 Ozone layer!
00:21:45 How can you say that,
00:21:48 when I bought
00:21:51 then had it slashed and burned
00:21:55 You're so insensitive!
00:21:57 Insensitive?! You think it's easy
00:22:03 I'd better go! This was a mistake.
00:22:06 I was hoping you'd be happy,
00:22:10 I'm single!
00:22:12 I love being single!
00:22:14 I haven't had this much sex
00:22:23 At the time, I was dating a lot.
00:22:37 I told you
00:22:39 We had no choice. Look at the paper!
00:22:42 "President to give Meinheimer
00:22:47 That's in two days!
00:22:49 - I know!
00:22:52 Gentlemen! Gentlemen!
00:22:55 I know you're all worried,
00:22:59 there's plenty to be worried about.
00:23:02 Like this solar power plant.
00:23:05 Already operational
00:23:08 Photo-voltaic cells.
00:23:10 They convert sunlight directly
00:23:15 Iasts much longer than a conventional
00:23:20 Super windows - insulate as well
00:23:25 An electric car -
00:23:29 But the truth is, gentlemen,
00:23:32 I'm not worried
00:23:36 Because no one's ever
00:23:40 What about Meinheimer
00:23:43 He's going to tell the President.
00:23:45 Good question.
00:23:50 That's kidnapping!
00:23:51 - Heavens!
00:23:55 Dr Meinheimer
00:23:58 It is my view,
00:24:00 we must rely on coal,
00:24:05 - OUR Dr Meinheimer.
00:24:09 Gentlemen,
00:24:10 meet Earl Hacker,
00:24:12 former Arts consultant
00:24:17 As I explained to Hapsburg,
00:24:21 And, might I add,
00:24:25 But you gentlemen
00:24:32 ..do ya! Ha, ha!
00:24:41 After getting a good night's sleep,
00:24:46 I figured,
00:24:49 I could forget about Jane and catch
00:24:55 So far we had few clues. I hoped
00:25:01 Hey, shut that thing off!
00:25:03 Now, pigs, say your prayers!
00:25:08 - Nice work, Frank.
00:25:10 Ted, show us those lab results
00:25:13 We couldn't get any clean prints.
00:25:19 We made plaster casts out of them.
00:25:21 Size 9 1/2 D.
00:25:25 Even more interesting,
00:25:26 we found this dinosaur footprint
00:25:32 Anything else?
00:25:33 We also found ancient timbers
00:25:39 But about the case...?
00:25:40 I'm departing tomorrow to speak
00:25:45 And I'm on "Geraldo" next week.
00:25:48 You're on "Geraldo" because of this?
00:25:51 No. My wife's a transsexual
00:25:54 We'll continue print analysis,
00:25:59 and using the dirt particles
00:26:02 It's a matter of getting
00:26:07 We may not have that kind of time.
00:26:09 Then maybe this'll help.
00:26:11 We found this wallet
00:26:16 We haven't examined it thoroughly.
00:26:21 Hector Savage. From Detroit.
00:26:26 - His real name was Joey Chicago.
00:26:33 I saw him fight once in Cincinnati.
00:26:36 No, that's Kid New York, in Philly.
00:26:38 Killed in Houston, by Tex Colorado -
00:26:43 Yeah! From Dakota!
00:26:46 South Dakota was his brother,
00:26:50 You know your boxing!
00:26:51 All I know is never
00:26:55 You got an address there?
00:26:57 All I got is a card that says
00:27:02 The red light district.
00:27:06 - Sex, Frank?
00:27:09 No, not right now Ed.
00:27:15 The address we were given for
00:27:20 We proceeded there, hoping
00:27:25 And to a clue to break
00:27:31 It's the cops!
00:27:35 I'll handle it. Quick!
00:27:42 - Ed.
00:27:44 - Red van.
00:27:46 Jane said she saw a red van
00:27:51 - Let's take him!
00:27:53 Let's bug it and see where he goes.
00:27:56 - Good thinking, Frank. Nordberg!
00:28:03 Lieutenant Frank Drebin.
00:28:06 - Is this some kind of bust?
00:28:10 but we have some questions.
00:28:20 All right, listen! We're looking for
00:28:25 Why should I tell you, copper?
00:28:27 I'm the last line of defence between
00:28:32 Hi, Frank.
00:28:35 We got that D83 Swedish
00:28:40 A gift.
00:28:58 Frank! Come here! Quick!
00:29:01 It's Savage! He's moving.
00:29:09 Hey! Stop! Stop!
00:29:14 Let's go, Ed. And remember,
00:29:18 Pull over!
00:29:22 Nordberg's bug is on the money!
00:29:31 He's changing direction.
00:29:38 - He's closing.
00:29:40 Keep your eyes peeled.
00:29:44 He's real close now!
00:29:48 Step on it!
00:29:51 Help! Stop! Stop!
00:30:10 Frank, stop!
00:30:12 Stop right now!
00:30:15 I said stop!
00:30:26 Help! Help!
00:30:30 - Frank Drebin. What do we have here?
00:30:33 Savage is in that house.
00:30:37 Could be bluffing.
00:30:38 - Anything else?
00:30:41 It's registered
00:30:46 Well.
00:30:48 Looks like the cows have come home
00:30:57 Hey! Stop firing!
00:31:01 Hold it! Stop firing!
00:31:05 Stop firing!
00:31:08 Stop firing!
00:31:10 All right. Give me the bull horn.
00:31:13 This is Frank Drebin, Police Squad.
00:31:16 Throw down your guns,
00:31:21 Or come on out, then throw down your
00:31:26 Just remember the two key elements.
00:31:28 One - guns down. Two - come on out.
00:31:32 You just try and take me!
00:31:35 I got more!
00:31:37 Looks like he's holding
00:31:39 Not all the cards, Ed.
00:31:41 You're not permitted
00:31:44 Don't worry, Ed. Just keep him busy.
00:31:48 All right, Savage. What do you want?
00:31:51 I want a car. Something fun.
00:31:55 A plane ticket to Jamaica,
00:31:58 No touristy place. Something
00:32:03 Can't do that, Savage.
00:32:05 We're calling your bluff. Put your
00:32:15 Frank, what are you doing?
00:32:57 Frank! Help!
00:33:18 - Your coat, sir?
00:33:20 And I have a receipt to prove it.
00:33:24 Telephone, Commissioner.
00:33:26 - Thank you.
00:33:30 Yes?
00:33:32 He did what?
00:33:35 How many animals escaped?
00:33:38 Oh, my God!
00:33:39 Evening, Commissioner.
00:33:44 Do you realise that because of you
00:33:48 Isn't that the fault
00:33:58 I'd just like to thank you all
00:34:02 in honour of Dr Meinheimer who will
00:34:11 And along with the President,
00:34:13 I, too, pledge to support
00:34:17 whatever they may be.
00:34:25 - And now, please enjoy the evening.
00:34:44 May I cut in?
00:34:45 - Frank! Why are you here?
00:34:49 - Why, really?
00:34:53 Quentin Hapsburg.
00:34:55 I never liked him. He's as dirty
00:35:00 What's gotten into you?
00:35:02 He's a gentle, concerned man who's
00:35:07 Oh, yeah!
00:35:08 Why not ask him what his connection
00:35:13 I don't know what
00:35:17 Ask him about a two-bit goon
00:35:20 Stop it!
00:35:21 You're jealous because he can
00:35:26 I know he'll be jealous
00:35:30 And a jealous man always makes the
00:36:12 Mr Drebin, sir, Mr Hapsburg
00:36:25 Solitaire's a lonely man's game,
00:36:27 Lieutenant.
00:36:31 I don't recall your name
00:36:34 That's OK. I sometimes
00:36:39 It's a nice party, Hapsburg.
00:36:46 Do you gamble?
00:36:48 Every time I order out.
00:36:55 You do speak French?
00:36:56 Unfortunately, no.
00:37:03 - You're in my place!
00:37:05 - You remember Frank?
00:37:09 Drebin, from Police Squad.
00:37:14 Oh, yes. Do sit down.
00:37:17 No, thank you, I don't intend
00:37:21 Who's this?
00:37:25 I don't know.
00:37:27 He blew up a building.
00:37:32 We own lots of vans. One of them was
00:37:37 - I have nothing to hide.
00:37:40 But I warn you, so much as sneeze
00:37:51 Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for
00:37:56 an all-expense-paid trip
00:38:03 To draw the winner, we would like
00:38:08 Dr Albert S Meinheimer.
00:38:13 - Let me help you. No...
00:38:16 I don't know what's got into Frank.
00:38:19 Merely a case of jealousy, my dear.
00:39:04 He seems to get
00:40:19 Jane, I just wanna tell you
00:40:24 - Oh, Frank.
00:40:28 Well, the place is kind of a mess.
00:40:35 - Want some?
00:40:37 Are you sure? I'm trying out
00:40:41 Jane, what is Dr Meinheimer
00:40:46 He will endorse energy efficiency
00:40:50 - Who else knew that?
00:40:54 And if the President supported
00:41:00 Well, coal, oil and nuclear.
00:41:06 Jane, just one more question.
00:41:08 You told me that Dr Meinheimer
00:41:12 yet tonight
00:41:16 That's strange,
00:41:19 Does he have any identifying marks?
00:41:21 A scar, a mole, webbed toes,
00:41:27 He has a mole shaped like Whistler's
00:41:31 I see.
00:41:33 Have you noticed anything different?
00:41:36 Well, only that he's a foot taller.
00:41:39 And he seems to be left-handed now.
00:41:41 What are you trying to tell me?
00:41:44 That Quentin
00:41:47 who'll give a fraudulent
00:41:50 That's brilliant!
00:41:52 That's a lot better than my idea.
00:41:54 Stop it! It's crazy!
00:41:58 You're hurting me!
00:42:00 - What more do you want?
00:42:03 - Local call?
00:42:05 Right. Excuse me,
00:42:09 The phone is in the other room. Bye.
00:42:30 Gimme Captain Ed Hocken, please.
00:42:41 Ed, I'm on to something big.
00:42:45 What's he doing in Detroit?
00:42:48 Send him a ticket and clean pants.
00:45:20 Just as I suspected.
00:45:24 Come on! On your feet!
00:45:58 Where's the water pressure?
00:46:08 Oh, I was so frightened!
00:46:11 What happened out there?
00:46:13 It's nothing. But I wouldn't leave
00:46:19 Who'd want to kill you?
00:46:21 Before tonight,
00:46:23 I'm afraid it's one of Hapsburg's
00:46:29 Hapsburg Valdez?!
00:46:33 I feel like such a fool.
00:46:38 There, there.
00:46:41 You couldn't know you were dating
00:46:47 We have to help Dr Meinheimer.
00:46:49 Yes. They'll torture and kill him.
00:46:52 It's all my fault.
00:46:55 They'll start by tearing out his
00:47:00 What are we gonna do?
00:47:01 If my hunch is right,
00:47:05 At the Home Club?
00:47:07 No.
00:47:09 At this warehouse.
00:47:12 Oh, you be careful!
00:47:14 Of course, l...
00:47:18 I will, er...
00:47:20 I guess I'd better be on my way.
00:47:24 I promised Nordberg
00:47:33 Oh, I can't fight it any more!
00:47:35 I ran away from you once. I can't
00:50:40 Frank, I'm telling ya.
00:50:43 All we've got is a dock pass
00:50:46 Hapsburg is up to something, right
00:50:55 Couldn't have picked a better day.
00:50:57 This fog will keep us concealed.
00:51:00 That's not fog. The engine's on fire.
00:51:03 All right. Let's run through
00:51:07 At 3:15, Nordberg cuts the power
00:51:11 Right.
00:51:12 - Nordberg!
00:51:15 I'll wait for the signal.
00:51:18 Yeah. Right.
00:51:19 Now, when you hear me say,
00:51:25 - Check.
00:51:35 The water's over there, Frank.
00:51:42 Hexagon Oil Commercial, number one.
00:51:45 Piloting today's oil tankers
00:51:50 And that's why, here at
00:51:54 future captains go through
00:51:58 By a complicated process,
00:52:02 for the day-to-day operation
00:52:08 Only the best will take command
00:52:24 Commercial two.
00:52:27 Ah, just the way I like it.
00:52:31 Hey, someday in the future, the sun
00:52:36 But right now it gives
00:52:41 to know our home is supplied
00:52:45 I know what you're thinking,
00:52:50 We kinda think of it as
00:52:54 But our friend can't exist
00:52:58 So write your congressman, tell him
00:53:02 nuclear power.
00:53:09 I've got to find another way in, Ed.
00:53:11 They got killer guard dogs here,
00:53:15 Loud and clear.
00:53:16 - Nordberg? How we doing?
00:53:24 I'm gonna try the roof.
00:53:31 I'm gonna try it again.
00:54:14 - Cut the power.
00:54:19 Help!
00:54:21 Come in?
00:54:23 Frank, hold on. We have a problem.
00:54:35 Well...
00:54:37 it's Lieutenant Drebin.
00:54:39 You were supposed to have been
00:54:45 Now I think I'm gonna
00:54:48 It'll be slow and painful.
00:54:56 What's that smell?
00:54:57 That would be me.
00:55:02 I love it.
00:55:05 I love it!
00:55:06 That's the signal. Let's go!
00:55:11 It's stuck. Gimme a hand.
00:55:14 Ed, help me!
00:55:16 Search him.
00:55:23 I love it.
00:55:29 He's wired.
00:55:33 Tie him up.
00:55:34 You'll never get away with this,
00:55:38 Whatever it is.
00:55:40 All right, I'll show you.
00:55:46 Of course, you know Dr Meinheimer.
00:55:50 And Earl Hacker.
00:55:52 Why you son of a...
00:55:55 And I'd like you to meet the Redmans.
00:55:58 Weekend guests from out of town.
00:56:02 We're going to the dinner. Make sure
00:56:08 Then I want the pleasure
00:56:13 The pleasure is all mine.
00:56:19 See you after the speech, Lieutenant.
00:57:50 Police!
00:57:51 Freeze!
00:57:53 Over there!
00:57:56 Good Lord!
00:57:57 Look at what they did
00:58:01 You OK, Doctor Meinheimer?
00:58:06 That's OK. Don't try to talk.
00:58:11 I just can't take this any more.
00:58:15 Garbage like you
00:58:18 Ed?
00:58:20 I'm just John Q Public now.
00:58:26 Mano a mano. I'll teach you
00:58:37 All right! He's had enough.
00:58:39 Help the Captain.
00:58:50 Mr Sununu?
00:58:53 There'll be no surprises
00:58:56 Most likely he'll recommend
00:58:59 of oil dependency and more dollars
00:59:04 More later. Also, an update on the
00:59:09 This is the most important evening
00:59:14 And if you see Drebin or his squad,
00:59:20 I told Jane to meet us
00:59:24 Where's that?
00:59:25 In the back. She's gonna unlock
00:59:29 And Hapsburg?
00:59:30 I just hope she can steer
00:59:49 Why, Jane!
00:59:52 What are you doing out here?
00:59:55 Oh, Quentin!
00:59:57 I was just getting a breath
01:00:04 I grew up on Lake Erie.
01:00:08 I'm sure.
01:00:10 But how fortunate to find you.
01:00:27 - Something must have happened.
01:00:33 I have a better idea. Follow me.
01:00:37 Your attention, please.
01:00:41 A thousand points of...Iight! Light.
01:00:44 Recession - bad. Recovery - good.
01:00:49 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:01:53 I think we'd better make our move.
01:01:56 You're right. Something more up
01:02:00 No!
01:02:02 Hacker and the speech!
01:02:04 Right! I'll intercept Hacker.
01:02:26 Bravo!
01:02:28 Encore! Encore!
01:02:38 - Dr Meinheimer!
01:02:41 Or should I say...
01:02:42 Hacker?
01:02:43 Drebin! Agh!
01:02:48 Look what he's doing to that invalid!
01:02:52 Yeah!
01:02:53 Let's get him!
01:02:59 We'd better get this man first aid.
01:03:03 Thank you. I'm pleased and honoured
01:03:08 Tonight, Dr Albert Meinheimer,
01:03:14 has realised how our dependence on
01:03:21 Cuts have to be made, and some
01:03:26 But we'll cut till we have an impact.
01:03:30 It's the only way to move forward.
01:03:34 I present to you,
01:03:50 My God!
01:03:52 He can walk!
01:03:56 A miracle!
01:03:59 I can walk!
01:04:03 Get off me!
01:04:08 Hey! Come back here!
01:04:11 I... Yes, everything
01:04:15 Without further ado,
01:04:18 the esteemed
01:04:37 Hold everything!
01:04:39 Don't listen to this man.
01:04:43 - What are you doing?
01:04:52 God!
01:04:57 Obviously, a forgery!
01:04:59 We'll see about this!
01:05:03 Drebin!
01:05:21 Hold it! Frank is right!
01:05:23 There is a fraud here,
01:05:29 And he's just given us
01:05:33 that man!
01:05:38 No. No.
01:05:40 That man. Hapsburg.
01:05:46 They're gone. Let's go!
01:05:56 Let me go!
01:05:57 The roof.
01:06:00 Come on, Frank. Hurry! Come on!
01:06:03 Let go!
01:06:11 I intend to share with you my report
01:06:16 based on energy efficiency
01:06:27 Over there!
01:06:31 Take cover!
01:07:17 Cover me. I'm going in.
01:07:46 All right.
01:07:48 Where's Hapsburg?
01:07:51 - Where you hit?
01:07:55 Sorry.
01:07:57 - Where is he?
01:08:00 Hapsburg has Plan B in...
01:08:03 in...
01:08:04 in...
01:08:06 Where?
01:08:07 Where? All right.
01:08:14 OK, now.
01:08:17 - Talk.
01:08:20 - He already said that.
01:08:23 - Er, "Hapsburg has Plan B in..."
01:08:27 Hapsburg has Plan B in...
01:08:30 - in...
01:08:32 Where? Talk, you low-life scum.
01:08:35 Gee, if that's your attitude,
01:08:43 I'm right here, Drebin.
01:08:48 Drop your gun.
01:08:55 I believe you were
01:08:59 That's when we detonate
01:09:02 Dr Meinheimer can talk all he wants,
01:09:08 Detonation sequence activated.
01:09:11 I'm the only one
01:09:14 In ten minutes,
01:09:17 will be reduced to rubble.
01:09:19 I'll be safely on my helicopter.
01:09:23 Tomorrow, I'll be in Botswana.
01:09:28 You seem to be in touch
01:09:32 You can't talk
01:09:36 Go ahead. Threaten me like you have
01:09:41 You're part of a dying breed! Like
01:09:45 The truth hurts. Maybe not as much
01:09:51 but it hurts.
01:09:52 That's as far as you go.
01:09:58 Can I have the gun?
01:10:01 Oh, no. I'm not gonna fall
01:10:04 Not so fast!
01:10:21 Six minutes to detonation.
01:10:24 Now talk. Give me that abort code!
01:10:27 OK. I'll talk. There are six numbers.
01:10:30 Two-one-seven...
01:10:35 Thanks a lot(!)
01:10:51 - You sure you're all right?
01:10:54 - And you?
01:10:56 But unless we disarm this
01:11:00 - My God! We've gotta warn everyone!
01:11:04 - You'd better go.
01:11:08 But, Jane...
01:11:09 Frank, if you're blown to bits,
01:11:16 Jane, I promise you,
01:11:18 if we come out alive, I'll never let
01:11:28 The bomb! OK, Nordberg, let's go!
01:11:31 Four minutes to detonation.
01:11:33 What are we gonna do?
01:11:35 Operator's manual.
01:11:39 Here! To reset code,
01:11:45 The speed of this sequence
01:11:49 Detonation now in two minutes.
01:11:51 ..so instead of spending
01:11:56 on research
01:12:01 the federal government,
01:12:08 could increase solar panels by 90%.
01:12:13 As Albert Einstein once said...
01:12:18 Hey, wake up! Wake up! Wake up!
01:12:20 For God's sake, quick!
01:12:26 I'll get the lights!
01:12:27 ..an effective national energy plan.
01:12:30 Now to elaborate...
01:12:32 Here, read this. It's an emergency!
01:12:39 "His strong manly hands
01:12:46 "of her silken femininity,
01:12:50 "their undulating bodies writhing,
01:12:52 "in sensual rhythm, as he thrust
01:12:57 "into her quivering mound
01:13:00 OK. Listen up! I want you
01:13:05 That's it. That's it.
01:13:10 If we stay calm, no one will be hurt
01:13:13 by the huge bomb
01:13:24 It's a cook book! It's a cook book!
01:13:28 Twenty seconds to detonation.
01:13:32 What shall we do?
01:13:36 - It's got my sleeve!
01:13:38 Ten... Nine...
01:13:40 Eight... Seven...
01:13:42 Six...
01:13:44 Five... Four...
01:13:47 Three... Two...
01:13:48 - Let's go!
01:13:53 Frank! Look!
01:13:57 You did it!
01:14:08 Thank you, Mr President,
01:14:11 It's all part of the job.
01:14:14 Frank, please consider
01:14:18 It may mean long hours
01:14:22 surrounded by some of the scummiest
01:14:25 You want me to be in your cabinet?
01:14:29 No.
01:14:31 I want you to head up a new
01:14:40 What a great honour!
01:14:41 It's what you've always wanted!
01:14:44 Nice going, Frank!
01:14:49 Thank you, Mr President.
01:14:53 I'm very honoured.
01:14:55 This is something I've dreamed of.
01:14:58 But I'm afraid I'm going to have to
01:15:03 You see, I've learnt
01:15:07 About the Earth. And about love.
01:15:11 I guess love's like the ozone layer.
01:15:16 Blowing away a fleeing suspect with
01:15:22 I enjoyed it. Well, who wouldn't?
01:15:27 But now I want to be
01:15:36 I want a world where Frank Jr,
01:15:40 can sit under a shady tree,
01:15:43 breathe the air, swim in the ocean,
01:15:46 and go into a 7-Eleven
01:15:54 I want a world where I can eat
01:16:01 Where the Democrats put somebody
01:16:09 I may not get there with ya!
01:16:13 But I want a world where I can wake
01:16:23 - Frank!
01:16:25 - Frank! Frank!
01:16:29 Yes, of course I'll marry you!
01:16:38 We love Frank!
01:16:40 Frank, turn around!
01:16:50 Oh, George! Help!
01:20:58 Let's see if I've got this.
01:21:01 Energy efficiency - good.
01:21:04 Drilling in an Arctic national
01:21:10 Mr President? You OK?
01:21:12 Yeah, fine, thanks.