04x18 - The Duke of Whispering Pines

[bunniefuu]

(male narrator) In 1972,
a cr*ck commando unit...

was sent to prison
by a m*llitary court...

for a crime
they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped...

from a maximum-security
stockade...

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted
by the government...

they survive
as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem,
if no one else can help...

and if you can find them...

maybe you can hire
the A-Team.

[g*n f*ring]

(B.A.) I told you it just
happens to be on the way.

On the way? We're 70 miles
from Hannibal's film location.

Come on, tell me more
about this Deborah.

You know her in high school?
ls this your hometown honey?

Is this the girl
you left behind?

I ain't telling you nothing.
'Cause there's nothing to tell.

Hey, why didn't you
stay back there on location?

Faceman wanted me to work
in that catering truck.

I hate that catering truck.

You know he charges the company
$10 for every meal he fixes...

and it only costs him $1.95, yet he
wanted me to work for minimum wage.

I ought to
unionize that truck, strike...

and drive that you-know-what
out of business.

The crew of The Bride of the Aquamaniac,
Part Two would forever be grateful.

That's why I wanted to stay
with my pal Baracus.

And, as a favor to you, lam gonna
offer you all of my expertise...

in the area of
love and romance.

With special benefits
derived from...

a classic scientific device
of mine.

A mood ring.

See, right now it's purple,
that means you're anxious.

You wearing the ring.
How can it tell how I feel?

Now it's black,
that means you're angry.

Did this girl wear your ring
when you were in high school?

No, man,
she wore the Duke's ring.

Duke? Duke.
The plot thickens.

Hey, if the Duke wasn't the
captain of the football team...

she would never have
took his ring.

I thought you were the captain
of the football team.
I was...

after Jason Duke graduated.
I see.

Oh, forget it. He's probably fat,
bald-headed and wearing a stupid tie.

Now it's green,
that's envy.

I bet it's got something to do with this
telegram that you've been hiding all day.

I ain't got nothing to hide.

"Scooter. Deborah Potter.
Whispering Pines.

"Must see you immediately--"

[tires screeching]
It said, "immediately."

Immediately, immediately!

It doesn't say, "If when
you're in the neighborhood...

"let's stop by and let's talk about
old times and old acquaintances"...

it says "immediately,"
right now, without delay...

I can't wait any longer! I want you!
I need you! I love you!

Shut up!

Hey, man, where you think you're going?
Stay in the van.

You're gonna
need me in there.

I can handle this by myself.
(Deborah) B.A.

Deborah.

Oh, I'm so glad you're here.
Me, too.

(Murdock) How do you do?
I'm H.M. Murdock.

Oh, this is my friend,
H.M. Murdock.

I already said that.

This is Deborah.
I know.

The pleasure is all mine. B.A.
has told me so much about you.

Glad to meet you.

Oh, I'm so glad you're here.
Me, too.

I just wish the Duke
were here to see you.

The Duke.

We got married
right after college.

I can't believe it, Deborah.

I can't believe
you married the Duke.

I mean in high school
this guy was such a--

Big man on campus?
Mr. Popularity?

Quarterback
of the football team?

Hey, those guys never scored. The
defense kept us in the game.

Careful, B.A.,
my ring is turning fuchsia.

Oh, Duke.
He's so charming.

[groans]

Yeah, the Duke was
quite a charmer, all right.

After we got married he took a big
job at a bank on the North Side.

So, how did you all
wind up out here?

Three months ago, John Wells, the president
of the Whispering Pines Bank called.

He'd seen Jason on one of those
cable shows on investments.

(Deborah) He needed an investment
whiz and he wanted Jason Duke.

He must've been flattered.

Oh, he was.

Vice President at 35,
and all that.

But it was more.
We had this dream, you know...

small town...

clean air, everybody knows everybody else.
A good place to raise a family.

Coffee?
Sure.

Yeah, I know what you mean about
raising a family and all.

They even threw in
this house free.

He lived here
for two months.

Then I came out here
to join him...

and he's nowhere in sight.
Just disappeared.

I called the bank, the sheriff,
nobody knows where he is.

I knew you were
a part of the A-Team...

so I called your mother in Chicago
and she said you could help me.

Don't worry, Deborah.
We do the best we can.

You've got to find
the Duke, B.A.

(Murdock) Are we gonna
try to find this guy?

Yeah, we're gonna
try to find this guy.

Are we gonna try hard?

I told you once, we're gonna try to
find this guy. Don't ask me again.

Don't you say nothing.

Whoa, big guy, big guy-

Wait a minute,
wait a minute.

Whoa, whoa, big guy.
Come back here.

You just can't
kick down the doors...

barge into the bank,
and find out what's happening.

Why not? It's the bank.
He worked there.

Now, what would Faceman do
if he was here right now?

Forget it, man. You don't know
diddly-squat about running no scam.

What do you mean, "I don't know
diddly-squat about running no scam."

Face taught me everything.

Look, the first American scam,
1625. Peter Minuit...

buys Manhattan Island from the Manhattan
Indians for a bucketload of trinkets.

1954-- All right, all
right, all right.

I get the idea.
See, it's all attitude.

Attitude.

That's how I scammed you
just now.

Attitude.

And the right props.

[door chimes ringing]

♪ Ho, I'm the one
you're waiting for ♪

♪ Coming to you
through the door ♪

♪ Fairfield Computer ♪♪

[sneezing]

Hi, stranger.
You new in town?

[speaking in congested voice]
I'm only here on business.

(Henderson)
Good. What can I do for you?

I'm Hampton Snavely,
Fairfield Computer...

I'm here on a recall. You got my
notice in the mail, didn't you?

What notice?

[stuttering] I tell you, I'm
gonna have to talk to that boy.

You see, we got some information
we have radiation leakage...

from our Series 1000
high res color monitor here.

Which is what you got, right?
Yeah.

Say, why don't they
just issue...

a 101 Eye Protect for Radiation
Blocking Enhancement?

Well, I tell them
the same thing myself...

but you know
those guys...

they're not gonna be satisfied
till somebody's nose falls off.

Excuse me, I'm sorry.
Bless you.

See here.

Oh my, look at that,
that's turning a pale gray.

What? Oh, lord.

This the only one you got?
Yes, sir.

I'll tell you what...

I'm gonna get this back
to Fairfield... Uh-huh.

...I'm gonna put it
in the shop...

I'm gonna have it back here
before you can say Ralph Nader.

Well... Here's a receipt
for your equipment.

...okay.

[sniffling]

And here's a stick of gum
that Fairfield's giving out...

to counteract any of the ill
effects of the radiation.

What kind of gum is this?

Polysalicylate's.

Sugarless? Not a darn
calorie in the thing.

I'll be back.

[door chimes ringing]

Not a scam artist, huh?

Where do you think
you're going?

I can be
a computer specialist, too.

Can I help you, please?

How do you do? I'm Hampton
Snavely, from Fairfield Computer.

Are you Mr. Duke?

No, I'm John Wells.

We're here to demonstrate the Series
1000 high resolution color monitor.

Well, I'm afraid
Mr. Duke isn't here.

I can't understand this.

I mean, we made this appointment
almost two weeks ago.

We drove all the way
from Fairfield.

When do we break for lunch?

Mr. Duke didn't tell me
about this meeting.

I don't believe this,
you know, I have been...

working for Fairfield Computer now for six
years, three months and eight days...

and, in all that time,
I have never, never...

missed an appointment or
failed to return a phone call.

My motto is: Be punctual...

or don't be.

Here we are,
Tuesday, the fifth.

Well, I see the reason,
I mean...

he didn't have it
written down at all.

When do we break for lunch?

I guess that means that...

we're not gonna be demonstrating the
Series 1000 high resolution color monitor.

Lunch.

Well, he didn't
leave on his own.

He's got appointments
clear up through today.

You two boys making
some sort of delivery?

Not exactly. Why?

But you will be
moving on?

Well, we thought we might get a bite
to eat in that cafe over there.

There's nothing
to eat here.

You can stop for food
in Centerville.

Actually, I think we might
stay here for a while.

That's too bad. 'Cause now I'll have
to ticket you for an expired meter.

This meter's broke.
I couldn't put no money in it.

Destruction of public
property, that's a $50 fine.

But we didn't
break this meter.

Public rowdiness,
that's a $150 fine.

What the heck is going on
around here?

Using profanity in public.

I can't recall
a fine for that.

Oh, well,
let's call it a night in jail.

I said "heck."
That's not profanity.

It is in Whispering Pine.

This is outrageous.
I demand to see the judge.

You're looking at him.

I'll tell you what, I might be willing
to let this whole thing drop...

if you two boys would just mosey
on out of town before sundown.

We're looking for a friend
who disappeared.

His name is Jason Duke and we
ain't leaving till we find him.

[rotary telephone dialing]

Aquamaniac, please.

No, I'll hold, I'll hold. Yes.

You wanna tell me what you
want with Jason Duke?

Well, we're just good friends.

He ain't a very popular
fella in this town.

You could be in trouble
just for knowing the guy.

Maybe he's a crook, B.A.

What he's done?
And where is he?

I wish we knew. We've got some questions
we'd like to ask him ourselves.

We got visitors.

Well...

look who we got here. This must
be the Jason Duke fan club.

You fellas wouldn't happen
to be deputies, would you?

[Rusty laughing]
That's a good one.

I thought so.

I tell you what...

you boys done your time...

you been here
long enough.

You know, we like it here. In
fact, we're looking forward to...

breakfast in the morning.
Yeah, well...

you can catch breakfast in another town.
That is, if you cooperate.

[groans]

(thug)
Come here.

What do you know
about Jason Duke?

Boy, this fella's made
a lot of friends in this town.

I'm talking to you, dipstick.

[yelling]

Hold it.

Let's see how much he remembers with a
noose around his skinny friend's neck.

(Rusty) Now I'm gonna ask
you boys one more time.

Who are you, and what do
you want with Jason Duke?

Hey, man, I told you,
he owed us some money.

A wise guy, huh?

Well, that's just what we need in
Whispering Pine, some more entertainment.

Pull out, bro.

Hey, watch out
for the merchandise.

You know, Hannibal, we're supposed
to be back on the set tomorrow...

for a 6:00 call.

This is more important.

Terrific. You guys are in town for 24 hours,
you're already on the ten most wanted list.

That's terrific.
(Murdock) We work fast.

(Hannibal)
No. He's got a point.

They're hiding something,
Hannibal.

I mean, Duke vanishes, we ask a few
questions and then everybody in town...

is falling over themselves just
to show us the front door.

(B.A.)
Not to mention the tree limbs.

Maybe Mrs. Duke can shed some light on
why her husband is such a sore point.

[doorbell ringing]

Hi, Deborah. I'm sorry
I didn't get back sooner.

B.A., what're you doing here?

What do you mean,
what I'm doing here?

These are my friends,
we come to find the Duke.

The sheriff told me
you broke out of jail.

Great.
Broke out?

We almost got lynched
looking for the Duke.

Oh, I'm afraid there's been
a terrible misunderstanding.

The Duke isn't missing at all.

(Deborah) I just got
a call from Chicago.

Maybe he's all right?

Oh, yes. We got our signals
crossed and I panicked.

You see, he went
to Chicago to get me...

just as I came out here
to meet him and--

Look, Deborah, I know you're
in some real bad trouble.

And I'm gonna help you,
no matter what.

The sheriff is
looking for you.

I'm a law abiding citizen. You've
been arrested more than once, B.A.

Duke was right about you,
goodbye.

What do you say, B.A.?
I say we help her.

She's in trouble
and we help her.

Hey, man,
she begged me for help.

Hannibal, we're gonna have one angry crew
if we don't get this catering truck...

back to the location.

We're staying.

Deborah's in trouble and we're
gonna find out what's going on.

Right, great, sure, sure.

Okay, B.A., you and Murdock can't
show your faces in town...

so you stick around here
and keep an eye on the place.

Face, we'll go
and stir the pot a little.

Can't wait to change my clothes, I'm
getting to look too much like you.

We gotta get a handle
on this guy.

Any ideas, Lieutenant?

Hey, leave it to the master.

[knocking at door]

Hi, I'm Hampton Snavely.

I'm from
the Fairfield Computers...

I have an appointment
with Jason Duke.

Yeah.

Let me guess, you're a close
personal friend of the Aquamaniac.

Well, have I been
to this town before?

Yeah, it's me.

I got another one down here
asking about Jason Duke.

I can't harass every stranger
that comes through town.

Hey, let me tell you
something, Jack.

I happen to be the sheriff in this
town and don't you forget it.

I'm Mike Takobi.

Takobi and Dreyer. I insist you
release my client immediately.

Takobi and Dreyer.
Really?

Yes, sir.
You guys handled my divorce.

Well, I'll be darned.

Best $100 I ever spent.

Another satisfied client.

You, Takobi himself?

That's right. Up here
at our northern office...

when I heard
about our client...

in need.

Look, I'm sorry I can't tell you
more about what's going on...

but all these people been traipsing
in my office looking for this guy...

interfering with my work.

I understand, Sheriff.

Now, I waived the fine...

so I'd appreciate it
if your client just moved on.

Yes, sir.

Something go wrong, Face?

How was I supposed to know
Murdock pulled the same gag.

He ruined it for me.

I'm sorry it didn't work out for
you, pal, but it also cost us time.

Well, maybe not.

I don't figure this sheriff
for a wrong number...

but somebody's all over him trying to find
out about the people looking for Jason.

He called a guy...

555-6540.

How'd you get the number?

Oh, thank heavens for the
old-fashioned rotary dial telephone.

Let's find out who it is.

It's somebody
called Blackburn.

Please, Mr. Blackburn,
can't I just talk to him?

I don't want you
talking to anybody.

That's your problem.

Quit talking to those guys from
out of town. You understand?

Murdock, you stick with him. I'm going
in the house to talk to Deborah...

and find out
what's going on.

I couldn't say anything...

he was right here
behind the door.

They've got the Duke.

[barking]

Kid?

Can I borrow your bike?

Get your own wheels, man.

[growling]

I'll buy it from you.

It's not for sale.
This thing's been customized.

I'll throw in this dog.

Really? My mom won't
buy me a dog.

I want you to have him.

You sure?

He's all yours.

Thanks, Mister.

Hey, come here.
Hey, boy.

Thanks, kid.
You'll never regret it.

(Blackburn) Come on, boys. Hurry
up, we ain't got all day.

A gold mine.

(Blackburn)
Wonderful stuff there.

Well, looky here.

Come on, boys,
let's get that turkey.

You drive.

[g*ns f*ring]

[Murdock whooping]

(man) Stop, the bridge
won't support us.

There's a mine out there, they're pulling
gold out of it like it was Fort Knox.

And it's guarded by
about a dozen guys...

including the
"Lynch a Visitor Society."

This coffee's terrible.

Oh, well, that's easy for you to say, you
haven't been cooking for 200 people.

Tell me, how many scoops is it for
400 cups of coffee? Tell me that.

At least we know
why everybody's so unfriendly.

They got a working gold mine, the last thing
they want is for the word to get out.

Yeah, this place would turn
into a boomtown overnight.

Hence all visitors are
persona non grata.

Just how does Duke
fit into all this?

[bushes rustling]

Deborah!

I slipped out.

I just wanted to drop this off,
I thought you'd all be hungry.

Oh, but I can see
you don't need it.

Oh, no, I got the situation
well in hand here.

See, I've made my specialty,
chicken a la king.

Oh, well, we can always have the
chicken tomorrow as leftovers.

You said the Duke was
investing in precious metal?

Yeah, that's his area
of expertise.

That must've been a European telephone
number that I saw on his calendar.

It makes sense.

They'd need an expert to
deal on the gold they mined.

(Hannibal)
But why make him disappear?

Beats me.

First thing we have to do is
find out who owns that mine.

Well, there's a claims desk
at the bank.

B.A., you want to
help Deborah, right?

Of course I do.

That's means
personal sacrifice.

We're gonna need that gold
around your neck.

Well, forget it, Hannibal. This
gold has a special meaning to me.

It's the only way.

We can't go to the jewelry
store and buy a lot of gold...

they'll get suspicious.

Well, you can use
my wedding band.

Forget it.

Take it.

That's the one
I gave you last Christmas.

Shut up, fool.

Hi, there.

Hi.

I'm Mike Takobi
of Takobi and Dreyer.

The guys from TV.
That's us.

You know, you guys handled my divorce.
Best $100 I ever spent.

You weren't married
to the sheriff, were you?

Oh, please.

But what can I do for you?

I'd like to stake a claim
for a client of mine.

Wow, is that real?

Sure is. Can you please
meet me at my desk?

Mmm-hmm.

There'll be a $15 filing fee.

That's fine.

Show me where
you wanna stake.

It's right...

here.

Oh, are you sure? That shaft
has been dead for 90 years.

Well, my client's an old guy
but he says it's here.

Okay.

Well, he says there's somebody
working the shaft over here.

Who's my client's neighbor?
Well...

we're not supposed
to give out that sort of info.

Well, it could be
our little secret.

We could discuss it over dinner
at my house in Beverly Hills.

You married?

Now do you think I'd ask you to my
house if I had a wife sitting in it?

Let's see that is registered
to Wade Blackburn.

Never heard of him.

Here you go.
Thanks.

You won't forget my offer.

Oh, don't worry, I won't.

[dog barking]

[inaudible]

Okay.

All right, whiz kid,
get in there.

Got a new neighbor
out at the mine.

(Wells)
Some guy just staked a claim.

Well, get rid of him.

We'll take our friend here
over our place.

There's just too many people
spooking around that mine.

Who are all these people
looking for you, Jason?

I really don't know.

Don't give us that.

There was a big black guy with
a Mohawk and a gold necklace.

Big, black and Mohawk sounds
familiar, but not the gold.

The guy I knew
didn't own squat.

Whoever they are,
we'll bury them.

Yes, sir, this is going to be the
richest little bank in the world.

I owe a lot to you
and the boys.

As long as you
hold up your end.

We both get what we want.

Sign these.
Wait a minute, what's that?

(Duke) They're the rest
of the certificates...

for the Swiss account.

With these you
can pass...

the gold into the economy
without raising any eyebrows.

See?

That's why they
call him "The Whiz."

You could have gone far.

Too bad.
Shut up.

Okay, when do I get my cut?

Just before we pull out.

After we've finished
all our business.

I don't care
what you do to me.

Just do me a favor
and leave Deborah out of it.

Well, as long as you do
what you're supposed to...

you ain't got nothing
to worry about now, have you?

Rusty, find your brothers and
take care of that prospector.

All right.

Ain't you heard?
Gold rush is over.

Yeah, we're talking to you.

What'd you say?

Who are you?

Name's Wheezer.
Albert Wheezer.

Gotta claim this here mine.

Gonna give the gold bug
one more try.

Old miner, huh?

Prospector like my daddy...

and his daddy before him.

[laughing]
A real family tradition.

This ain't funny, he's right
around the corner from us.

Will you shut up, Rudy.
I know that.

Hey, that's part of
my equipment now.

That was my granddaddy's.

Well, what a shame.

You be careful with those.
I only got two pair of those.

Not any more.

We want you
out of here, old man.

My mine.

No, it ain't.
Let him go, boys.

[groaning]

(Rusty)
Pack it in, old-timer.

We're gonna be up on that
ridge watching you leave.

(Rusty) You're still
here in the morning...

well, we ain't gonna be
so neighborly.

[groaning]

Oh, boy.
This is difficult, huh?

We do all the digging,
Hannibal has all the fun...

sitting out front
playing Yosemite Sam.

I just can't believe we're
doing all this for Deborah.

Her being married
and everything.

Hey, man, there's more
to life than romance.

There's friendship.

You're right.

She is beautiful, though,
and she's smart.

She ain't that smart.

She married a guy
who wears ties.

We're through. That's Blackburn's mine.
Call Hannibal.

Well...

I'll be darned.

You ain't seen
nothing yet.

(B.A.)
There it is, Hannibal.

(Murdock) Oh, boy, talk
about striking it rich.

They didn't even
have to dig for it.

Remember that armored car robbery in
Coopersville a couple of months back?

Yeah, they never did
find that truck, did they?

Uh-uh. Good place
to hide it.

Remote mine,
outside a remote town.

Except that they have
one big problem.

How are they gonna rid
of all this marked gold?

(Hannibal) They must have
tried everything possible...

to change
the form of the gold.

So they pretend to mine it. Melt it down and
carry it out as if it was in the walls.

Then they get an investment
whiz, Jason Duke...

to sell the gold
in the international market.

He must have found out
what was going on.

Yeah. Well, what's
the plan, Hannibal?

(Hannibal)
We can just drive it out...

but they might think we're the
cops, panic and k*ll Duke.

We want Jason Duke.

I'm sure they'll be willing
to exchange him for...

their gold which we now have.

Which we now have as long as
we're standing right here...

but you know, this stuff
weighs 28 pounds a bar.

It'd take
the four of us about...

two days to haul it to the
other end of the tunnel.

We don't have to move it.

All we have to do
is make it disappear.

Yes.
Nothing at all.

We're only half
finished, guys.

We gotta paint the catering truck
to look like the one we've cut up.

(Blackburn)
Still here, huh?

Yeah.

He was whittling
all night.

Yeah.

What'd you whittle?

Oh.

Whittled me a g*n.

You boys, show yourselves.
Come on.

Don't be afraid
of an old man.

(Blackburn)
You got our attention.

I've seen many a things in my life, but
I never saw what I saw last night.

What was that?

I saw an armored car in a gold mine.
And it was full of gold.

I thought you boys
were watching this old coot.

We was. He got up
twice the whole night.

Pa! Pa!

It's gone. The truck's
gone. Vanished.

I worked all night
to move that.

You boys must have
fallen asleep.

Now, where the hell is it?

Right up behind you.
Look up there.

(Hannibal) Now, I'll make
this short and simple.

You got Jason Duke.

I got the gold.

You wanna swap, huh?

That son of yours is quick.

You know that bridge
over Otter Creek?

Yeah.

Meet me there at noon
and bring Jason Duke.

I'll bring the truck.

And bring that...

crooked bank officer.

I might want him to sign a recommendation
for Jason Duke's next job.

I've always wanted
to do a bridge swap...

just like
in the movies.

Aren't they traditionally used
for the exchange of spies?

Works for anybody who
doesn't trust each other.

All right, let's do it!
Bring us the keys.

We'll come over there and get Duke back
on this side. We'll throw you the keys.

Fine. Let's just
get started.

Baracus?

B.A. Baracus?

Hey, brother, you all right?

Yeah.

You got Deborah
with you?

So Blackburn wouldn't be tempted to
kidnap while we made this exchange.

Hurry up and get him
on the other side.

[bridge creaking]

Hannibal, you and
your bridge drops.

Hey, Pa.
The gold's floating.

(Blackburn)
Hold it.

Now, since when
does gold float?

Gold doesn't float, stupid.

Take the truck and pick up
the rest of them.

Move it.

(Wells) Jason, you're just a little
too smart for your own good.

Now get in the mine.

It always was
his problem.

Now, let me
take a guess.

He figured out that the grade of gold coming
out of this couldn't be mined around here.

(Blackburn)
Very good.

So we made him an offer, but he
was just too honest to go for it.

Another long-standing
problem.

These guys will never
get away with this.

I'm afraid they
already have.

They've got enough paperwork out of me
to dispose of the rest of the gold.

Yeah, but they don't have
the rest of the gold.

Oh, we will.

You got one hour to remember
where the gold is hidden.

After that,
we blow the mine.

Could you make it
two hours, see...

some of us haven't seen
each other for a while--

Get in the mine,
wise guy.

And don't try to sneak out through
the other end. We got it plugged.

He's got no
sense of humor.

You know, I can't
believe you're here.

I can't believe
you came to help me.

I didn't.
I came to help Deborah.

Look, I wanna thank you
and your friends...

for trying to help me.

(Duke) I'm sorry it
wound up like this.

Hey, man, it ain't over yet.

Hannibal will think
of something.

The man always have a plan.

Well, what's the plan,
Hannibal?

Simple.

Put the truck
back together.

It ain't always a good plan.

Hannibal, those parts are
stashed all over the mine.

Anybody got a better plan?

Hey, B.A., what's
this part used for?

Man, leave me alone.

What about this part?

Save it for the next truck.

What are we gonna
call this thing?

B.A.'s mistake.

[chattering]

Okay. We give up.
You got it.

[g*ns cocking]

We'll tell you
where the gold is.

Where is it?

In the mine,
we just scattered it.

Well, let's go get it.

Oh, you won't have to.
We're gonna bring it to you.

The captain and the defense.

We still got it.

We wanna thank
you all again.

Anytime.

You realize that with all the
stock options they gave you...

as part of your original deal when you
came out here, and given the fact that...

a convicted felon like Wells
cannot be a bank officer...

you are now president
of the Whispering Pines Bank.

Really?

Trust him.

(Murdock)
Congratulations.

And, look, I'd like to talk to you
about a small bank loan because...

I think mood rings are
gonna come back in a big way.

Well, anything
you want, Murdock.

I think we just may stay
in Whispering Pines.

What do you think, Deborah?

I think that's a good plan.

Deborah, I'm sure you and Duke
will be very happy here.

You know, all those years you
were following my footsteps...

I could always hear you
coming closer and closer.

I could have
caught you, too.

Yeah, you probably
could have.

You probably think
after I married Deborah...

she used to talk about you.

(Duke)
Well...

I ain't gonna tell you.

That's good, Duke.

I want you to have this.

Hey, man, but you won it.

Yeah, but you
deserve it.

It's for the most
valuable player.

Thanks.

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