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1 00:00:36,558 00:00:38,951 [Irish music] [Irish music]
2 00:01:22,821 00:01:24,519 - You want them that small? - You want them that small?
3 00:01:24,562 00:01:27,652 - I'm not sure. How much, your porgies? - I'm not sure. How much, your porgies?
4 00:01:27,696 00:01:32,135 - Them's $1.72 a pound. - They were $1.67 Saturday. - Them's $1.72 a pound. - They were $1.67 Saturday.
5 00:01:32,179 00:01:37,009 - Uh, yeah. That was Saturday. Today being Tuesday. - Uh, yeah. That was Saturday. Today being Tuesday.
6 00:01:37,053 00:01:39,186 - Well, my father'd roll over in his grave - Well, my father'd roll over in his grave
7 00:01:39,229 00:01:42,580 if he knew dead fish went up five cents in three days. if he knew dead fish went up five cents in three days.
8 00:01:42,624 00:01:44,191 - Basic supply and demand, Cody. - Basic supply and demand, Cody.
9 00:01:44,234 00:01:46,062 The commercial lobstermen determine the price. The commercial lobstermen determine the price.
10 00:01:46,106 00:01:49,544 What's left to you independents,you just got to deal with it. What's left to you independents,you just got to deal with it.
11 00:01:49,587 00:01:52,547 - Well, someday someone's gonna have to deal with me. - Well, someday someone's gonna have to deal with me.
12 00:01:52,590 00:01:55,550 Alright, give me... give me $10 of mackerel. Alright, give me... give me $10 of mackerel.
13 00:01:55,593 00:01:57,378 - Comin' right up. - Comin' right up.
14 00:02:03,775 00:02:06,778 - You ain't gonna charge me for that one, are you? - You ain't gonna charge me for that one, are you?
15 00:02:06,822 00:02:08,737 - No. - No.
16 00:02:08,780 00:02:12,175 - Just wanna make sure you didn't think I was shopliftin'. - Just wanna make sure you didn't think I was shopliftin'.
17 00:02:12,219 00:02:14,612 - Uh, yeah. - I'll see you, Rusty. - Uh, yeah. - I'll see you, Rusty.
18 00:02:16,614 00:02:18,616 [Irish music] [Irish music]
19 00:02:19,617 00:02:21,619 [seagulls cawing] [seagulls cawing]
20 00:02:24,405 00:02:26,058 Good mornin', Frank. Good mornin', Frank.
21 00:02:41,248 00:02:43,206 [motor sputtering] [motor sputtering]
22 00:02:44,381 00:02:46,209 [motor starting] [motor starting]
23 00:02:52,259 00:02:54,086 [motor stopping] [motor stopping]
24 00:03:05,272 00:03:06,882 [starting] [starting]
25 00:03:18,110 00:03:19,895 [Irish music] [Irish music]
26 00:03:32,299 00:03:34,214 [music fading] [music fading]
27 00:03:37,086 00:03:39,480 - Jakey, come on! - Jakey, come on!
28 00:03:49,707 00:03:52,101 - What's that smell? - It's bacon. - What's that smell? - It's bacon.
29 00:03:52,144 00:03:55,452 - No, not that smell, the other smell. - No, not that smell, the other smell.
30 00:03:55,496 00:03:58,890 - Oh, that's some perfume Ann gave me. - Oh, that's some perfume Ann gave me.
31 00:03:58,934 00:04:00,501 You like it? You like it?
32 00:04:00,544 00:04:03,460 - At least it smells better than Dad's lobster boots. - At least it smells better than Dad's lobster boots.
33 00:04:03,504 00:04:05,810 - Your armpit smells better than Cody's boots. - Your armpit smells better than Cody's boots.
34 00:04:05,854 00:04:08,726 But thanks for the compliment. [barking] But thanks for the compliment. [barking]
35 00:04:10,293 00:04:12,295 [whimpering] [whimpering]
36 00:04:12,339 00:04:14,558 - Stump, why you gotta bother mewhen I'm eatin'? - Stump, why you gotta bother mewhen I'm eatin'?
37 00:04:14,602 00:04:16,560 - You hurry up, I'll give you a ride. - You hurry up, I'll give you a ride.
38 00:04:16,604 00:04:18,301 Otherwise, you have to walk to school. Otherwise, you have to walk to school.
39 00:04:18,345 00:04:21,609 - Can you drop me at Mike's?I can walk to school from there. - Can you drop me at Mike's?I can walk to school from there.
40 00:04:21,652 00:04:24,394 - How are Mike and his mom doing? - How are Mike and his mom doing?
41 00:04:24,438 00:04:27,702 - Fine, I guess. - Oh, look at the time, Jake. - Fine, I guess. - Oh, look at the time, Jake.
42 00:04:27,745 00:04:30,182 You've gotta go. - Alright. You've gotta go. - Alright.
43 00:04:31,140 00:04:32,663 [birdsong] [birdsong]
44 00:04:32,707 00:04:36,928 Hey, Ma? Can you take me by Brock's later? Hey, Ma? Can you take me by Brock's later?
45 00:04:36,972 00:04:38,930 I need some new pants. I need some new pants.
46 00:04:38,974 00:04:40,932 - Maybe at the end of the month. - Maybe at the end of the month.
47 00:04:40,976 00:04:42,499 Have to see how we're doin'. Have to see how we're doin'.
48 00:04:42,543 00:04:44,806 - You always gotta see how we're doin', Ma. - You always gotta see how we're doin', Ma.
49 00:04:44,849 00:04:46,895 It's never as good as everybody else. It's never as good as everybody else.
50 00:04:46,938 00:04:50,768 - Jake, that's not true. Hmm? - Jake, that's not true. Hmm?
51 00:04:50,812 00:04:54,729 - It is true, Ma. You just won't admit it. - It is true, Ma. You just won't admit it.
52 00:04:56,383 00:04:58,689 [soft guitar music] [soft guitar music]
53 00:05:05,653 00:05:07,350 [cawing] [cawing]
54 00:05:07,394 00:05:09,396 [Irish music] [Irish music]
55 00:05:26,195 00:05:27,805 - Shite. - Shite.
56 00:05:30,025 00:05:33,550 Nothin' but shite these days. Nothin' but shite these days.
57 00:05:33,594 00:05:35,813 [cawing] [cawing]
58 00:05:41,819 00:05:44,300 I see you're havin' as tough a time I see you're havin' as tough a time
59 00:05:44,344 00:05:46,389 catchin' dinner today as I am. catchin' dinner today as I am.
60 00:05:47,999 00:05:50,001 If I give this to ya, If I give this to ya,
61 00:05:50,045 00:05:52,395 ya promise not to crap on my boat? ya promise not to crap on my boat?
62 00:05:54,571 00:05:56,573 Sorry, I don't trust ya. Sorry, I don't trust ya.
63 00:05:56,617 00:05:59,402 I'm gonna throw it over there. I'm gonna throw it over there.
64 00:05:59,446 00:06:01,273 You can go get it. You can go get it.
65 00:06:17,464 00:06:19,379 [cawing] [cawing]
66 00:06:22,643 00:06:24,427 Damn seagull. Damn seagull.
67 00:06:25,472 00:06:28,039 [sighing] Tch. [sighing] Tch.
68 00:06:28,083 00:06:29,650 Argh. Argh.
69 00:06:31,608 00:06:34,437 - That's Mike. - Shhh. - That's Mike. - Shhh.
70 00:06:34,481 00:06:36,831 [both giggling] [both giggling]
71 00:06:36,874 00:06:39,921 - Hey, if you were stuck on a deserted island, - Hey, if you were stuck on a deserted island,
72 00:06:39,964 00:06:43,054 who's the one person you'd wanna have with ya? who's the one person you'd wanna have with ya?
73 00:06:43,098 00:06:44,621 - Which island? - Which island?
74 00:06:44,665 00:06:46,623 - What do you mean, which island? - What do you mean, which island?
75 00:06:46,667 00:06:48,625 No one asks which island. [scoffing] No one asks which island. [scoffing]
76 00:06:48,669 00:06:51,628 - Well, I mean, if you're somewhere like the cove, - Well, I mean, if you're somewhere like the cove,
77 00:06:51,672 00:06:55,850 which has a lot of crabs, I'd bring a little crabber. which has a lot of crabs, I'd bring a little crabber.
78 00:06:55,893 00:07:00,071 But if it was, let's say, Monhegan, with all them birds-- But if it was, let's say, Monhegan, with all them birds--
79 00:07:00,115 00:07:01,638 - Okay, okay, okay. - Okay, okay, okay.
80 00:07:01,682 00:07:06,121 A tropical islandwith one palm tree and no crabs. A tropical islandwith one palm tree and no crabs.
81 00:07:07,165 00:07:09,864 - I dunno. You're my best friend. - I dunno. You're my best friend.
82 00:07:09,907 00:07:12,301 Guess I'd wanna bring... you. Guess I'd wanna bring... you.
83 00:07:12,344 00:07:16,044 - Man, I like you, Jake, but if it were me, - Man, I like you, Jake, but if it were me,
84 00:07:16,087 00:07:18,699 I'd wanna be stranded with Shelly O'Connor. I'd wanna be stranded with Shelly O'Connor.
85 00:07:18,742 00:07:20,178 [Jake chuckling] We'd build fires together, [Jake chuckling] We'd build fires together,
86 00:07:20,222 00:07:21,919 fish together, harvest our coconut tree. fish together, harvest our coconut tree.
87 00:07:21,963 00:07:24,313 'Course, most of the time, we'd just spend makin' out, 'Course, most of the time, we'd just spend makin' out,
88 00:07:24,356 00:07:25,923 tryin' not to get rescued. tryin' not to get rescued.
89 00:07:25,967 00:07:28,099 - Yeah... - Yeah...
90 00:07:28,143 00:07:29,666 [bell ringing] [bell ringing]
91 00:07:31,712 00:07:34,105 - Hey, Brewer. - Hey, Brewer.
92 00:07:34,149 00:07:36,499 What are you doing looking at my dad's store for? What are you doing looking at my dad's store for?
93 00:07:36,543 00:07:38,762 You know you can't afford anything in there anyway. You know you can't afford anything in there anyway.
94 00:07:38,806 00:07:41,243 - Not everyone wants to dress like a mannequin, Timmy. - Not everyone wants to dress like a mannequin, Timmy.
95 00:07:41,286 00:07:42,897 - Yeah, well, you know what? - Yeah, well, you know what?
96 00:07:42,940 00:07:44,681 I'd rather dress like a mannequin I'd rather dress like a mannequin
97 00:07:44,725 00:07:46,509 than an ad for Salvation Army. than an ad for Salvation Army.
98 00:07:51,209 00:07:53,516 [soft Irish music] [soft Irish music]
99 00:07:53,560 00:07:55,736 - Don't worry about it. - Don't worry about it.
100 00:07:57,477 00:07:59,391 [soft Irish music] [soft Irish music]
101 00:08:10,968 00:08:13,580 - Well, if it isn't the fearless Cody Brewer. - Well, if it isn't the fearless Cody Brewer.
102 00:08:13,623 00:08:15,364 - Hey, Walter. - Hey, Walter.
103 00:08:15,407 00:08:17,932 - Looks like you took a direct hit on your bow there. - Looks like you took a direct hit on your bow there.
104 00:08:17,975 00:08:19,586 - Ah, see that, do ya? - Uh, yeah. - Ah, see that, do ya? - Uh, yeah.
105 00:08:19,629 00:08:22,197 If one of them flyin' rats crapped on my boat, If one of them flyin' rats crapped on my boat,
106 00:08:22,240 00:08:24,547 I'd shoot it outta the sky with a .22. I'd shoot it outta the sky with a .22.
107 00:08:24,591 00:08:27,158 - Probably figured my boat needs a paint job. - Probably figured my boat needs a paint job.
108 00:08:27,202 00:08:28,638 Not half wrong, either. Not half wrong, either.
109 00:08:28,682 00:08:30,814 - Where you workin' next? - Where you workin' next?
110 00:08:30,858 00:08:33,425 - Headed out Cuckolds Rocks. - Dammit, Cody, - Headed out Cuckolds Rocks. - Dammit, Cody,
111 00:08:33,469 00:08:34,905 you gotta stop fishin' fools' rocks. you gotta stop fishin' fools' rocks.
112 00:08:34,949 00:08:36,603 One storm comes outta the south, One storm comes outta the south,
113 00:08:36,646 00:08:39,127 I'm gonna end up bein' a pallbearer at your funeral. I'm gonna end up bein' a pallbearer at your funeral.
114 00:08:39,170 00:08:41,390 You know how much I hate wearin' a suit. You know how much I hate wearin' a suit.
115 00:08:41,433 00:08:42,870 - Serves you right to be uncomfortable - Serves you right to be uncomfortable
116 00:08:42,913 00:08:44,654 after what you done to porgy prices. after what you done to porgy prices.
117 00:08:44,698 00:08:46,438 [chuckling] - Just be careful, Cody, [chuckling] - Just be careful, Cody,
118 00:08:46,482 00:08:49,877 'cause friends are a lot harder to come by than lobsters. 'cause friends are a lot harder to come by than lobsters.
119 00:08:49,920 00:08:53,663 - Yeah. They sure don't pay as well, though, do they? - Yeah. They sure don't pay as well, though, do they?
120 00:08:55,535 00:08:57,232 [soft music] [soft music]
121 00:09:00,714 00:09:02,585 [birdsong] [birdsong]
122 00:09:04,108 00:09:07,242 - Eddie, need it boiled for table six. - Eddie, need it boiled for table six.
123 00:09:07,285 00:09:10,201 - What's the matter with the bluefish I made? - What's the matter with the bluefish I made?
124 00:09:10,245 00:09:11,986 - Too fishy. - Too fishy.
125 00:09:12,029 00:09:14,989 - Well, I hope the lobster isn't too lobstery. - Well, I hope the lobster isn't too lobstery.
126 00:09:15,032 00:09:17,252 Joe, pass me a boiled one? Joe, pass me a boiled one?
127 00:09:19,820 00:09:22,866 Alright, I figure I got 15 seconds Alright, I figure I got 15 seconds
128 00:09:22,910 00:09:25,608 before Joe gets me that lobster before Joe gets me that lobster
129 00:09:25,652 00:09:28,393 to tell you how lovely you look today. to tell you how lovely you look today.
130 00:09:28,437 00:09:32,267 Never did get used to handlin' a compliment, did ya, Martha? Never did get used to handlin' a compliment, did ya, Martha?
131 00:09:32,310 00:09:34,008 - I suppose not. - I suppose not.
132 00:09:34,051 00:09:37,620 - Well, that ain't gonna stop mefrom givin' 'em to ya. - Well, that ain't gonna stop mefrom givin' 'em to ya.
133 00:09:40,841 00:09:44,322 - Thanks. Eddie. You're a lifesaver. - Thanks. Eddie. You're a lifesaver.
134 00:09:44,366 00:09:45,846 - Tsk. - Tsk.
135 00:09:50,198 00:09:52,069 [soft music] [soft music]
136 00:10:05,300 00:10:06,867 [grunting] [grunting]
137 00:10:22,534 00:10:24,319 [soft music] [soft music]
138 00:10:25,363 00:10:27,888 - Never seen seaweed like that before. - Never seen seaweed like that before.
139 00:10:35,112 00:10:37,114 [soft music] [soft music]
140 00:10:51,738 00:10:53,609 [ship's horn blowing] [ship's horn blowing]
141 00:10:53,653 00:10:55,393 - A tourist, - A tourist,
142 00:10:55,437 00:10:58,962 a charter-boat captain and a lobsterman walk into a bar. a charter-boat captain and a lobsterman walk into a bar.
143 00:10:59,006 00:11:01,573 To their surprise, when they get their drinks, To their surprise, when they get their drinks,
144 00:11:01,617 00:11:04,838 each of them finds a fly floatin' in their beer. each of them finds a fly floatin' in their beer.
145 00:11:04,881 00:11:08,058 So the tourist, he just quickly sets his beer aside in disgust. So the tourist, he just quickly sets his beer aside in disgust.
146 00:11:08,102 00:11:10,495 The fisherman, of course, he just fishes his fly The fisherman, of course, he just fishes his fly
147 00:11:10,539 00:11:12,889 out of his beer and drinks it. - Uh-huh. out of his beer and drinks it. - Uh-huh.
148 00:11:12,933 00:11:14,935 Uh, yeah. Uh, yeah.
149 00:11:14,978 00:11:17,459 What about the lobsterman? What about the lobsterman?
150 00:11:17,502 00:11:19,200 - The lobsterman. - The lobsterman.
151 00:11:19,243 00:11:22,725 Well, he holds the fly by its wings over his beer mug, Well, he holds the fly by its wings over his beer mug,
152 00:11:22,769 00:11:25,685 and he yells: "Spit it out, spit it out!" and he yells: "Spit it out, spit it out!"
153 00:11:25,728 00:11:28,165 [laughter] [laughter]
154 00:11:29,427 00:11:32,822 - Spit it out... Spit it out. That's funny! - Spit it out... Spit it out. That's funny!
155 00:11:32,866 00:11:36,521 [laughing] - Spit it out. That's funny. [laughing] - Spit it out. That's funny.
156 00:11:36,565 00:11:38,175 [laughing] [laughing]
157 00:11:38,219 00:11:39,786 - Hey there, Cody. - Hey, guys. - Hey there, Cody. - Hey, guys.
158 00:11:39,829 00:11:42,136 - You workin' that late shift again, I see. - You workin' that late shift again, I see.
159 00:11:42,179 00:11:44,355 Let me buy ya a beer. - No, thanks, Walt. Let me buy ya a beer. - No, thanks, Walt.
160 00:11:44,399 00:11:46,270 I gotta get home. Bubba, I gotta get home. Bubba,
161 00:11:46,314 00:11:48,316 just wanted to let you know one of your pots just wanted to let you know one of your pots
162 00:11:48,359 00:11:51,145 got tangled in a channel marker back at Squirrels' Island. got tangled in a channel marker back at Squirrels' Island.
163 00:11:51,188 00:11:53,451 - Gee, thanks, Cody. - Gee, thanks, Cody.
164 00:11:53,495 00:11:55,149 - No problem. - No problem.
165 00:11:55,192 00:11:57,760 Well, I'll see you guys tomorrow. Well, I'll see you guys tomorrow.
166 00:11:57,804 00:12:00,937 - We'll see ya. - Take her easy, Cody. - We'll see ya. - Take her easy, Cody.
167 00:12:02,243 00:12:04,593 - That's a tough life he's got. - Oh, yeah. - That's a tough life he's got. - Oh, yeah.
168 00:12:04,636 00:12:07,857 Sometimes I think he makes it tougher than it oughta be. Sometimes I think he makes it tougher than it oughta be.
169 00:12:07,901 00:12:10,860 - Bubba's right. Last year, I asked Cody if he wanted - Bubba's right. Last year, I asked Cody if he wanted
170 00:12:10,904 00:12:14,559 to join the co-op with me. You know what he says? to join the co-op with me. You know what he says?
171 00:12:14,603 00:12:17,606 He says, he says, he says, "I'll have to think about it." He says, he says, he says, "I'll have to think about it."
172 00:12:17,649 00:12:19,390 [scoffing] [scoffing]
173 00:12:19,434 00:12:21,262 To think about it! Can you believe that? To think about it! Can you believe that?
174 00:12:21,305 00:12:24,395 A guy with a boat I wouldn't letmy kids flounder fish in A guy with a boat I wouldn't letmy kids flounder fish in
175 00:12:24,439 00:12:26,789 says he'll have to think about it. Tsk-tsk-tsk. says he'll have to think about it. Tsk-tsk-tsk.
176 00:12:26,833 00:12:29,618 - Well, you know what they say. To understand a man, - Well, you know what they say. To understand a man,
177 00:12:29,661 00:12:31,838 you gotta walk a mile in his boots. you gotta walk a mile in his boots.
178 00:12:33,491 00:12:35,406 - Uh, yeah. - Uh, yeah.
179 00:12:35,450 00:12:38,758 It's a good thing his boots don't fit me. It's a good thing his boots don't fit me.
180 00:12:40,847 00:12:42,631 [barking] [barking]
181 00:12:42,674 00:12:46,026 - Hey... Hey, fella. Hey. How ya doin'? - Hey... Hey, fella. Hey. How ya doin'?
182 00:12:46,069 00:12:49,507 Hey, Stump, hey. Come on. Come on. Hey, Stump, hey. Come on. Come on.
183 00:12:49,551 00:12:52,206 - So, Cody, how was your day? - So, Cody, how was your day?
184 00:12:52,249 00:12:55,339 - Oh, the usual. You know, pulled a few pots, - Oh, the usual. You know, pulled a few pots,
185 00:12:55,383 00:12:58,168 threw back some crabs, dodged some seagull sh-- threw back some crabs, dodged some seagull sh--
186 00:12:58,212 00:13:00,692 - Cody. - Sorry. Droppings. - Cody. - Sorry. Droppings.
187 00:13:02,042 00:13:05,219 - Hey, Dad? Can I get them new pants tomorrow? - Hey, Dad? Can I get them new pants tomorrow?
188 00:13:05,262 00:13:09,223 - Jakey, I said we'd see at the end of the month. - Jakey, I said we'd see at the end of the month.
189 00:13:09,266 00:13:11,965 - But, Ma, if I wear these pants again, - But, Ma, if I wear these pants again,
190 00:13:12,008 00:13:14,010 Timmy Brock'll make fun of me. Timmy Brock'll make fun of me.
191 00:13:14,054 00:13:16,447 - What's Timmy Brock have against brown pants? - What's Timmy Brock have against brown pants?
192 00:13:16,491 00:13:18,058 - Forget it. - Forget it.
193 00:13:20,277 00:13:22,671 - When I was your age, - When I was your age,
194 00:13:22,714 00:13:25,805 I was pullin' pots to pay for my own pants. I was pullin' pots to pay for my own pants.
195 00:13:26,718 00:13:28,459 - We got any relish? - We got any relish?
196 00:13:30,070 00:13:32,594 - We got ketchup and we got mustard. - We got ketchup and we got mustard.
197 00:13:32,637 00:13:35,858 - Can't you just be happy with mustard and ketchup? - Can't you just be happy with mustard and ketchup?
198 00:13:35,902 00:13:39,166 Why do you always want what we don't have? Why do you always want what we don't have?
199 00:13:42,952 00:13:44,736 [sighing] [sighing]
200 00:13:49,741 00:13:51,265 [soft Irish music] [soft Irish music]
201 00:14:02,754 00:14:04,365 [sighing] [sighing]
202 00:14:05,670 00:14:09,718 Oh, damn engine. Better off with a rubber band. Oh, damn engine. Better off with a rubber band.
203 00:14:09,761 00:14:12,112 [seagulls cawing] [sighing] [seagulls cawing] [sighing]
204 00:14:24,951 00:14:28,128 Yah!! Ah!! Ah! [exclamations] Yah!! Ah!! Ah! [exclamations]
205 00:14:33,916 00:14:35,309 Ah... Ah...
206 00:14:37,137 00:14:39,182 [groaning] [groaning]
207 00:14:41,010 00:14:42,925 Ah... Ah... Ah... Ah...
208 00:14:42,969 00:14:45,319 [exclamations] [exclamations]
209 00:14:45,362 00:14:47,147 [crying out] [crying out]
210 00:14:48,104 00:14:50,933 Ah. Ooh. Oh. Ah. Ooh. Oh.
211 00:14:57,418 00:14:59,115 [exclamations] [exclamations]
212 00:14:59,159 00:15:00,943 [groaning] [groaning]
213 00:15:00,987 00:15:02,945 [soft music] [soft music]
214 00:15:12,215 00:15:13,956 [soft music] [soft music]
215 00:15:26,621 00:15:28,405 [soft Irish music] [soft Irish music]
216 00:15:40,852 00:15:43,638 How the hell am I going to explain this? How the hell am I going to explain this?
217 00:15:49,687 00:15:52,821 [music playing] - Okay, now it's decision time. [music playing] - Okay, now it's decision time.
218 00:15:52,864 00:15:56,956 So do you wanna look more like Heather Locklear, So do you wanna look more like Heather Locklear,
219 00:15:56,999 00:16:01,308 or one of them girlsfrom the Young and the Restless? or one of them girlsfrom the Young and the Restless?
220 00:16:01,351 00:16:03,310 - I never watched that program, - I never watched that program,
221 00:16:03,353 00:16:05,355 but Heather Locklear's real pretty. but Heather Locklear's real pretty.
222 00:16:05,399 00:16:07,879 - Heather it is. [laughter] - Heather it is. [laughter]
223 00:16:10,056 00:16:13,842 - Oh, thanks again, Ann, for fittin' me in. - Oh, thanks again, Ann, for fittin' me in.
224 00:16:13,885 00:16:17,193 Especially considerin' I ain't a payin' client. Especially considerin' I ain't a payin' client.
225 00:16:17,237 00:16:19,979 - Ah, you're a friend. - Ah, you're a friend.
226 00:16:20,022 00:16:22,024 That's more important. That's more important.
227 00:16:22,068 00:16:25,027 How is Cody anyway? How is Cody anyway?
228 00:16:25,071 00:16:27,638 - Ah... he's... - Ah... he's...
229 00:16:27,682 00:16:29,553 just so preoccupied... just so preoccupied...
230 00:16:29,597 00:16:32,774 with his work these days. with his work these days.
231 00:16:32,817 00:16:34,863 - Is that so? - Yep. - Is that so? - Yep.
232 00:16:34,906 00:16:37,213 For instance, the other day, For instance, the other day,
233 00:16:37,257 00:16:41,652 I put on some of that real nice perfume that you lent me. I put on some of that real nice perfume that you lent me.
234 00:16:41,696 00:16:44,003 Didn't say a word! Didn't say a word!
235 00:16:44,046 00:16:45,874 Not one word! Not one word!
236 00:16:45,917 00:16:48,746 - Well, it's more serious than I thought. - Well, it's more serious than I thought.
237 00:16:48,790 00:16:52,315 - Hmm! - No matter. I mean, - Hmm! - No matter. I mean,
238 00:16:52,359 00:16:55,666 this style is guaranteed to get his mind off them damn lobsters this style is guaranteed to get his mind off them damn lobsters
239 00:16:55,710 00:16:57,886 and back on shore, where it belongs. and back on shore, where it belongs.
240 00:16:57,929 00:16:59,322 [giggling] [giggling]
241 00:17:01,107 00:17:03,065 [seagulls cawing] [seagulls cawing]
242 00:17:04,501 00:17:06,895 - Fire! Fire!!! - Fire! Fire!!!
243 00:17:06,938 00:17:08,549 [men screaming] - Fire! [men screaming] - Fire!
244 00:17:08,592 00:17:10,855 Fire, fire! - I'm comin'! Fire, fire! - I'm comin'!
245 00:17:10,899 00:17:13,945 - Where is it?! - Ah! - Where is it?! - Ah!
246 00:17:13,989 00:17:15,469 [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter]
247 00:17:15,512 00:17:17,384 - Okay, stand back. - Back away. - Okay, stand back. - Back away.
248 00:17:17,427 00:17:21,475 - Ow! - It was sawdust. You alright? - Ow! - It was sawdust. You alright?
249 00:17:21,518 00:17:23,303 [Rusty panting] - Um... [Rusty panting] - Um...
250 00:17:23,346 00:17:25,261 hurts real bad. hurts real bad.
251 00:17:25,305 00:17:27,829 - Let's have look-see. - Ah! - Let's have look-see. - Ah!
252 00:17:29,570 00:17:32,529 [groaning] - Uh... uh... [groaning] - Uh... uh...
253 00:17:34,575 00:17:37,926 Oh... Just... just stay calm. D-don't panic. Oh... Just... just stay calm. D-don't panic.
254 00:17:37,969 00:17:40,059 Paramedics'll be here... real soon. Paramedics'll be here... real soon.
255 00:17:40,102 00:17:43,018 They'll take real good care of ya. They'll take real good care of ya.
256 00:17:43,062 00:17:44,628 - Dale's right. They'll be here real soon. - Dale's right. They'll be here real soon.
257 00:17:44,672 00:17:46,761 [man]: Think we got her! [man]: Think we got her!
258 00:17:48,328 00:17:50,286 - Rusty? - Rusty?
259 00:17:50,330 00:17:53,463 You mind if I try somethin' real stupid? You mind if I try somethin' real stupid?
260 00:17:53,507 00:17:57,250 - You ain't gonna slow dance or nothin' with me, are ya? - You ain't gonna slow dance or nothin' with me, are ya?
261 00:17:57,293 00:17:59,295 - No, Rusty, I ain't gonna do that. - No, Rusty, I ain't gonna do that.
262 00:18:09,566 00:18:12,787 - Uh... what exactly ya doin' there, Cody? - Uh... what exactly ya doin' there, Cody?
263 00:18:12,830 00:18:15,833 - Not quite sure, Dale. - Well, stop, for godssakes, - Not quite sure, Dale. - Well, stop, for godssakes,
264 00:18:15,877 00:18:19,359 before you add lockjaw to Rusty's list of conditions. before you add lockjaw to Rusty's list of conditions.
265 00:18:24,190 00:18:27,367 - Well... here goes nothin'. - Well... here goes nothin'.
266 00:18:44,166 00:18:46,951 [soft music] [soft music]
267 00:18:55,221 00:18:57,832 - What in the hell was in that can? - What in the hell was in that can?
268 00:18:57,875 00:19:00,182 - Darned if I know. - Darned if I know.
269 00:19:02,837 00:19:05,013 Just glad I still have some left. Just glad I still have some left.
270 00:19:05,056 00:19:06,841 [siren wailing] [siren wailing]
271 00:19:13,239 00:19:16,024 [barking] - Dad's here. [barking] - Dad's here.
272 00:19:16,067 00:19:17,808 [barking] [barking]
273 00:19:17,852 00:19:19,375 - Now, don't say nothin'. - Now, don't say nothin'.
274 00:19:19,419 00:19:22,204 Let's see how long it takes him to notice. Let's see how long it takes him to notice.
275 00:19:22,248 00:19:24,075 [barking] [barking]
276 00:19:25,076 00:19:27,078 - Hey. - Hey, Dad. - Hey. - Hey, Dad.
277 00:19:40,440 00:19:42,616 - What? - What?
278 00:19:43,704 00:19:46,228 - You notice anything different about Ma? - You notice anything different about Ma?
279 00:19:49,275 00:19:51,233 - Oh, yeah, yeah... - Oh, yeah, yeah...
280 00:19:51,277 00:19:53,540 What happened to your hair? What happened to your hair?
281 00:19:54,671 00:19:57,413 - It's a new style Ann gave me. - It's a new style Ann gave me.
282 00:19:57,457 00:19:59,241 Do you like it? Do you like it?
283 00:19:59,285 00:20:01,330 - What was wrong with the way it was? - What was wrong with the way it was?
284 00:20:04,899 00:20:06,901 [sighing] - Nothin'. [sighing] - Nothin'.
285 00:20:08,119 00:20:10,470 Just wanted a little change. Just wanted a little change.
286 00:20:12,689 00:20:14,430 You don't like it. You don't like it.
287 00:20:14,474 00:20:17,477 - Hmm? No, no, no, no, no. I like it, I like it. - Hmm? No, no, no, no, no. I like it, I like it.
288 00:20:18,956 00:20:22,830 - Ma... got too much helpin', not enough hamburger. - Ma... got too much helpin', not enough hamburger.
289 00:20:22,873 00:20:25,006 - Tastes good to me. - Tastes good to me.
290 00:20:26,181 00:20:30,098 - So... anythin' interesting happen today? - So... anythin' interesting happen today?
291 00:20:30,141 00:20:31,882 - Yep. - Yep.
292 00:20:33,319 00:20:35,277 - Really? - Yep. - Really? - Yep.
293 00:20:36,713 00:20:38,759 - Like what? - Like what?
294 00:20:38,802 00:20:41,457 - Well... yesterday, - Well... yesterday,
295 00:20:41,501 00:20:44,895 while I was workin' off of Cuckolds... while I was workin' off of Cuckolds...
296 00:20:44,939 00:20:48,638 I found this strange moss in one of my pots. I found this strange moss in one of my pots.
297 00:20:48,682 00:20:51,685 I didn't think much about it, except, uh, I didn't think much about it, except, uh,
298 00:20:51,728 00:20:54,688 it's a colour I ain't never seen before. it's a colour I ain't never seen before.
299 00:20:54,731 00:20:58,692 So I tossed it in that there canand left it in the boat. So I tossed it in that there canand left it in the boat.
300 00:20:58,735 00:21:00,955 - Kinda looks like antifreeze to me. - Kinda looks like antifreeze to me.
301 00:21:00,998 00:21:04,350 - It ain't normal-lookin' moss, I'll give you that. - It ain't normal-lookin' moss, I'll give you that.
302 00:21:04,393 00:21:08,267 - I probably would've thought no more about it, except today, - I probably would've thought no more about it, except today,
303 00:21:08,310 00:21:12,140 I accidentally cut off my fingerwith the boat propeller. I accidentally cut off my fingerwith the boat propeller.
304 00:21:15,839 00:21:17,754 Since I needed somewhere to keep the finger Since I needed somewhere to keep the finger
305 00:21:17,798 00:21:19,539 till I could get to the doctor's, till I could get to the doctor's,
306 00:21:19,582 00:21:21,932 I tossed it in that there can. I tossed it in that there can.
307 00:21:21,976 00:21:24,718 This is where it gets kinda strange. This is where it gets kinda strange.
308 00:21:24,761 00:21:28,374 As soon as my finger hits the moss - poof! - As soon as my finger hits the moss - poof! -
309 00:21:28,417 00:21:31,333 it magically reattaches itself to my hand. it magically reattaches itself to my hand.
310 00:21:31,377 00:21:33,204 Good as new! Good as new!
311 00:21:34,554 00:21:36,947 - Cody Brewer... - Cody Brewer...
312 00:21:36,991 00:21:40,516 this is without question the biggest yarn this is without question the biggest yarn
313 00:21:40,560 00:21:42,649 I ever heard. I ever heard.
314 00:21:42,692 00:21:44,477 [fork clattering] - Well, I ain't finished yet. [fork clattering] - Well, I ain't finished yet.
315 00:21:44,520 00:21:47,306 When I get back to bait barn,Rusty's gone and burned himself, When I get back to bait barn,Rusty's gone and burned himself,
316 00:21:47,349 00:21:50,526 so I take some more of that moss and rub it on his arm, so I take some more of that moss and rub it on his arm,
317 00:21:50,570 00:21:52,963 and, just like that, it heals. and, just like that, it heals.
318 00:21:55,575 00:21:59,535 - You really expect us to believe you found some moss... - You really expect us to believe you found some moss...
319 00:21:59,579 00:22:03,234 that makes fingers grow back and heals burns instantly? that makes fingers grow back and heals burns instantly?
320 00:22:04,235 00:22:05,759 That's ridiculous. That's ridiculous.
321 00:22:05,802 00:22:08,370 - I know it is, but it's also true. - I know it is, but it's also true.
322 00:22:09,763 00:22:11,808 - Ha! [phone ringing] - Ha! [phone ringing]
323 00:22:16,030 00:22:18,380 - Let me see? - Hello. - Let me see? - Hello.
324 00:22:18,424 00:22:20,208 Brewers' residence. Brewers' residence.
325 00:22:20,251 00:22:22,993 - You makin' this up, Dad? - Yeah. - You makin' this up, Dad? - Yeah.
326 00:22:23,037 00:22:25,822 [indistinct chatter in kitchen] Yeah. [indistinct chatter in kitchen] Yeah.
327 00:22:29,043 00:22:30,392 Yeah. Yeah.
328 00:22:30,740 00:22:33,787 - Came right off, went over the side to fish it out. - Came right off, went over the side to fish it out.
329 00:22:33,830 00:22:35,484 [Martha]: Don't know. [Martha]: Don't know.
330 00:22:37,443 00:22:39,270 Yeah, you too. Yeah, you too.
331 00:22:45,059 00:22:47,278 - Who's that? - Who's that?
332 00:22:48,845 00:22:50,412 - Colleen Kendrick. - Colleen Kendrick.
333 00:22:52,632 00:22:54,764 Says Rusty told her the same story Says Rusty told her the same story
334 00:22:54,808 00:22:56,940 about you puttin' moss on his arm about you puttin' moss on his arm
335 00:22:56,984 00:22:58,551 and it healin' lickety-split. and it healin' lickety-split.
336 00:22:58,594 00:23:02,119 Said she didn't believe none of it herself, Said she didn't believe none of it herself,
337 00:23:02,163 00:23:04,687 so she went down to the barn... so she went down to the barn...
338 00:23:04,731 00:23:09,213 and seen that there had beenindeed a big grease fire inside. and seen that there had beenindeed a big grease fire inside.
339 00:23:09,257 00:23:12,086 Now she's wonderin' what I think and hopin', Now she's wonderin' what I think and hopin',
340 00:23:12,129 00:23:16,786 if you have any moss left,she can have it for her bunions. if you have any moss left,she can have it for her bunions.
341 00:23:16,830 00:23:19,659 - I told you, it's all true. - I told you, it's all true.
342 00:23:21,487 00:23:23,924 - Does anyone else know about this? - Does anyone else know about this?
343 00:23:23,967 00:23:28,450 - Well, Colleen and Rusty and...oh, Dale was there as well. - Well, Colleen and Rusty and...oh, Dale was there as well.
344 00:23:28,494 00:23:31,105 So just them three and us. So just them three and us.
345 00:23:31,148 00:23:33,281 [lively music] [phone ringing] [lively music] [phone ringing]
346 00:23:33,324 00:23:35,457 - Hello? - Hello, it's Colleen. - Hello? - Hello, it's Colleen.
347 00:23:35,501 00:23:37,459 - Hello. - I don't like to gossip, - Hello. - I don't like to gossip,
348 00:23:37,503 00:23:39,983 but did you hear about Cody... [phone ringing] but did you hear about Cody... [phone ringing]
349 00:23:40,027 00:23:42,246 - ...had five fingers, then he had four. - ...had five fingers, then he had four.
350 00:23:42,290 00:23:44,814 - Rumour has it it's floatin' around all over... - Rumour has it it's floatin' around all over...
351 00:23:44,858 00:23:48,470 - Kind of a healin' moss. - It was in his lobster pot. - Kind of a healin' moss. - It was in his lobster pot.
352 00:23:48,514 00:23:50,603 [babel] [babel]
353 00:23:50,646 00:23:53,083 - Goodbye, trench foot! - Goodbye, trench foot!
354 00:23:53,127 00:23:54,737 [music fading] [music fading]
355 00:23:54,781 00:23:56,696 [sighing] [sighing]
356 00:24:01,918 00:24:04,486 - So, uh, Dad... - So, uh, Dad...
357 00:24:04,530 00:24:07,010 you gonna give some moss to Miss Kendrick? you gonna give some moss to Miss Kendrick?
358 00:24:07,054 00:24:09,709 - I dunno, Jake. Y'know... bunions don't seem - I dunno, Jake. Y'know... bunions don't seem
359 00:24:09,752 00:24:13,582 like a very good cause to spend a miracle on. like a very good cause to spend a miracle on.
360 00:24:13,626 00:24:15,889 [laughing] [laughing]
361 00:24:15,932 00:24:19,501 - Now you're saying this moss performs miracles. - Now you're saying this moss performs miracles.
362 00:24:19,545 00:24:22,852 - Well, when Freddy Paxton bowled 242 down the lanes, - Well, when Freddy Paxton bowled 242 down the lanes,
363 00:24:22,896 00:24:25,072 everybody called that a miracle.[clatter] everybody called that a miracle.[clatter]
364 00:24:25,115 00:24:27,335 [barking] If that's a miracle, well... [barking] If that's a miracle, well...
365 00:24:28,684 00:24:30,294 Dammit. Dammit.
366 00:24:30,338 00:24:31,731 [whimpering] [whimpering]
367 00:24:33,559 00:24:36,344 - Holy crap. - Jakey, watch your mouth. - Holy crap. - Jakey, watch your mouth.
368 00:24:36,387 00:24:38,433 Holy crap! [Stump growling softly] Holy crap! [Stump growling softly]
369 00:24:38,477 00:24:40,391 [Martha]: C'mere. [kissing sounds] [Martha]: C'mere. [kissing sounds]
370 00:24:40,435 00:24:42,611 - This is unbelievable. - Well... - This is unbelievable. - Well...
371 00:24:42,655 00:24:45,135 there goes another miracle. there goes another miracle.
372 00:24:45,179 00:24:46,746 [soft music] [soft music]
373 00:24:47,790 00:24:51,141 - How many miracles you figure you got left in there, Dad? - How many miracles you figure you got left in there, Dad?
374 00:24:51,185 00:24:52,926 - Oh... - Oh...
375 00:24:52,969 00:24:55,537 - Well... I'm not sure, really. - Well... I'm not sure, really.
376 00:24:55,581 00:24:58,758 Hard to say. Two, maybe three. Hard to say. Two, maybe three.
377 00:24:58,801 00:25:02,239 - Why don't you put it in here for safekeeping? - Why don't you put it in here for safekeeping?
378 00:25:02,283 00:25:03,763 - Thanks. - Thanks.
379 00:25:07,375 00:25:09,943 - So how you gonna decide what to spend 'em on? - So how you gonna decide what to spend 'em on?
380 00:25:11,205 00:25:14,164 - Well... the way I figure, - Well... the way I figure,
381 00:25:14,208 00:25:17,646 it's like when you got a silver dollar in your pocket. it's like when you got a silver dollar in your pocket.
382 00:25:17,690 00:25:19,822 You know, you hold onto it. You know, you hold onto it.
383 00:25:19,866 00:25:22,738 You don't spend it on gum or popcorn, You don't spend it on gum or popcorn,
384 00:25:22,782 00:25:25,698 or a beer down at the Blue Whale. or a beer down at the Blue Whale.
385 00:25:25,741 00:25:28,004 You save it for somethin' special. You save it for somethin' special.
386 00:25:29,049 00:25:32,661 - Well, uh, how do you know if something's special? - Well, uh, how do you know if something's special?
387 00:25:32,705 00:25:36,143 - Uh, you feel it. Yeah, you just feel it. - Uh, you feel it. Yeah, you just feel it.
388 00:25:36,186 00:25:39,581 - You think we should get a safe deposit box - You think we should get a safe deposit box
389 00:25:39,625 00:25:41,714 down at the bank to keep it in? down at the bank to keep it in?
390 00:25:41,757 00:25:44,194 - And pay someone good money to hold our moss? - And pay someone good money to hold our moss?
391 00:25:44,238 00:25:46,196 Nope. Nope.
392 00:25:46,240 00:25:50,766 We are gonna keep it where we can all keep an eye on it. We are gonna keep it where we can all keep an eye on it.
393 00:25:55,466 00:25:57,033 There. There.
394 00:26:02,604 00:26:04,650 [Cody chuckling] [Martha laughing] [Cody chuckling] [Martha laughing]
395 00:26:04,693 00:26:06,565 [soft music] [soft music]
396 00:26:06,608 00:26:08,262 [laughter] [laughter]
397 00:26:12,222 00:26:14,007 [birds cawing] [birds cawing]
398 00:26:14,050 00:26:15,835 [squawking] [squawking]
399 00:26:17,532 00:26:19,447 - Hey, Cody. - Hey, Cody.
400 00:26:19,490 00:26:21,797 - Good mornin', Rusty. - Good mornin', Rusty.
401 00:26:21,841 00:26:23,451 Whatcha doin'? Whatcha doin'?
402 00:26:23,494 00:26:26,497 - Oh, I thought I'd bring your bait down for ya. - Oh, I thought I'd bring your bait down for ya.
403 00:26:26,541 00:26:29,500 - You didn't need to do that, Rusty. - You didn't need to do that, Rusty.
404 00:26:29,544 00:26:32,547 - I figure... it's the least I could do. - I figure... it's the least I could do.
405 00:26:33,722 00:26:37,726 - Well, thanks. Uh, how much do I owe ya? - Well, thanks. Uh, how much do I owe ya?
406 00:26:37,770 00:26:39,902 - Oh, this is on the house. - Oh, this is on the house.
407 00:26:39,946 00:26:42,470 You gotta remember who your friends are. You gotta remember who your friends are.
408 00:26:42,513 00:26:44,298 Right? Right, Cody? Right? Right, Cody?
409 00:26:47,518 00:26:49,259 - Yeah. - Yeah.
410 00:26:49,303 00:26:51,218 Yes, you do. Yes, you do.
411 00:26:57,616 00:26:58,921 Bubba? Bubba?
412 00:26:58,965 00:27:00,706 Is that you? Is that you?
413 00:27:00,749 00:27:02,664 - Uh, yeah. - Uh, yeah.
414 00:27:04,318 00:27:05,885 Heya, Cody. Heya, Cody.
415 00:27:07,538 00:27:09,497 So, uh... So, uh...
416 00:27:09,540 00:27:11,586 is it true? is it true?
417 00:27:11,630 00:27:13,457 - Is what true? - Is what true?
418 00:27:14,894 00:27:17,157 - About the moss. - About the moss.
419 00:27:17,200 00:27:18,767 - Yeah, it's true. - Yeah, it's true.
420 00:27:20,769 00:27:23,293 - Folks say you caught it out at Cuckolds. - Folks say you caught it out at Cuckolds.
421 00:27:23,337 00:27:24,904 - That's right. - That's right.
422 00:27:25,905 00:27:29,735 - Other folks sayin'... this moss can do miracles. - Other folks sayin'... this moss can do miracles.
423 00:27:30,736 00:27:32,302 - Yeah? - Yeah?
424 00:27:34,565 00:27:37,917 - You're not tryin' to make us look silly, are ya, Cody? - You're not tryin' to make us look silly, are ya, Cody?
425 00:27:39,353 00:27:42,922 - How can I make you look silly,Bubba? Hmm? - How can I make you look silly,Bubba? Hmm?
426 00:27:45,141 00:27:46,926 - Uh, yeah. - Uh, yeah.
427 00:27:48,231 00:27:50,756 [chuckling] [chuckling]
428 00:27:50,799 00:27:52,714 - In its simplest definition, - In its simplest definition,
429 00:27:52,758 00:27:56,283 a trigonometric function is one of the many functions a trigonometric function is one of the many functions
430 00:27:56,326 00:27:58,720 that relates one non-right angle... that relates one non-right angle...
431 00:27:58,764 00:28:02,942 of a right triangle... to the ratio of the length of a right triangle... to the ratio of the length
432 00:28:02,985 00:28:05,945 of any two sides of that triangle. of any two sides of that triangle.
433 00:28:07,773 00:28:09,557 - Hey, Brewer. - Hey, Brewer.
434 00:28:09,600 00:28:12,865 My dad says that your fathermade up some type of bogus story My dad says that your fathermade up some type of bogus story
435 00:28:12,908 00:28:15,737 about findin' some type ofmiracle moss in his lobster pot. about findin' some type ofmiracle moss in his lobster pot.
436 00:28:15,781 00:28:18,914 - For your information, he didn't make it up. - For your information, he didn't make it up.
437 00:28:18,958 00:28:21,351 - Oh, is that a fact? - Oh, is that a fact?
438 00:28:21,395 00:28:23,353 - Yeah, that's a fact. - Yeah, that's a fact.
439 00:28:24,790 00:28:26,835 - If it really does perform miracles, then, uh, - If it really does perform miracles, then, uh,
440 00:28:26,879 00:28:29,229 maybe it'll make you a new pair of pants. maybe it'll make you a new pair of pants.
441 00:28:29,272 00:28:31,405 Ones that actually go down to your ankles. Ones that actually go down to your ankles.
442 00:28:31,448 00:28:34,060 Or is that too big of a miracle? Or is that too big of a miracle?
443 00:28:34,103 00:28:35,670 - Shut up. - Mr. Brewer, - Shut up. - Mr. Brewer,
444 00:28:35,714 00:28:38,760 do you have something you would like to share do you have something you would like to share
445 00:28:38,804 00:28:41,154 with the rest of the class? - No. with the rest of the class? - No.
446 00:28:41,197 00:28:42,938 - And, Mr. Brock, - And, Mr. Brock,
447 00:28:42,982 00:28:47,116 I know that my classroom rulesshould be of no surprise to you, I know that my classroom rulesshould be of no surprise to you,
448 00:28:47,160 00:28:51,381 seeing you are in my class for the second year in a row. seeing you are in my class for the second year in a row.
449 00:28:51,425 00:28:52,948 [laughter] [laughter]
450 00:28:52,992 00:28:56,473 Alright, everyone, let's look over here, please. Alright, everyone, let's look over here, please.
451 00:28:56,517 00:28:58,214 [soft music] [soft music]
452 00:29:00,695 00:29:02,784 - Hey, you guys, it's Brewer! - It's Cody! - Hey, you guys, it's Brewer! - It's Cody!
453 00:29:02,828 00:29:05,178 [indistinct shouting] [indistinct shouting]
454 00:29:05,221 00:29:06,919 - Cody, where's the spot?! - Cody, where's the spot?!
455 00:29:06,962 00:29:09,138 - What the hell is this? - What the hell is this?
456 00:29:09,182 00:29:10,792 [honking] [honking]
457 00:29:11,837 00:29:13,926 [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter]
458 00:29:18,234 00:29:20,976 Couldn't get much fishin' done here today. Couldn't get much fishin' done here today.
459 00:29:21,020 00:29:23,022 [motor revving] [motor revving]
460 00:29:25,851 00:29:28,592 [soft music] [soft music]
461 00:29:33,032 00:29:35,425 [motor stalling] [motor stalling]
462 00:29:35,469 00:29:38,037 Not again! [sighing] Not again! [sighing]
463 00:29:42,041 00:29:44,826 [motor sputtering] - Ah... Sh... [motor sputtering] - Ah... Sh...
464 00:29:50,484 00:29:52,486 [grumbling] [grumbling]
465 00:29:58,709 00:30:00,407 [soft music] [soft music]
466 00:30:07,893 00:30:09,720 [sighing] [sighing]
467 00:30:23,343 00:30:26,389 - I'll tow your boat back to your house in the mornin'. - I'll tow your boat back to your house in the mornin'.
468 00:30:26,433 00:30:28,652 Edith and I, we're just headin' somewhere now. Edith and I, we're just headin' somewhere now.
469 00:30:28,696 00:30:30,698 - Thanks, Walter. Thanks for helpin' me out. - Thanks, Walter. Thanks for helpin' me out.
470 00:30:30,741 00:30:32,221 - Don't mention it. - Don't mention it.
471 00:30:34,093 00:30:36,051 - Hello, Cody. - Hello, Cody.
472 00:30:36,095 00:30:38,053 - Hey, Edith. - Hey, Edith.
473 00:30:38,097 00:30:41,274 - We're goin' to the doctor's. Cody. - We're goin' to the doctor's. Cody.
474 00:30:41,317 00:30:43,450 Walter's havin' heart palpitations. Walter's havin' heart palpitations.
475 00:30:43,493 00:30:45,887 - Is that true, Walter? [scoffing] - Is that true, Walter? [scoffing]
476 00:30:45,931 00:30:48,281 - You know what he needs? - You know what he needs?
477 00:30:48,324 00:30:53,112 Some of that miracle moss--- Never you mind about me. Cody. Some of that miracle moss--- Never you mind about me. Cody.
478 00:30:53,155 00:30:55,854 I'm fine. Just worried about them. I'm fine. Just worried about them.
479 00:30:57,551 00:30:59,074 - Ugh. - Ugh.
480 00:30:59,118 00:31:01,990 I'll see ya, Walter. See ya, Edith. I'll see ya, Walter. See ya, Edith.
481 00:31:02,034 00:31:03,905 - Good luck. - Good luck.
482 00:31:07,387 00:31:11,695 - Heya, Cody. How you doin'? - Well, let me see. - Heya, Cody. How you doin'? - Well, let me see.
483 00:31:11,739 00:31:13,828 My engine quit, only baited half my pots, My engine quit, only baited half my pots,
484 00:31:13,872 00:31:16,439 and, uh, the guy with the biggest heart in town and, uh, the guy with the biggest heart in town
485 00:31:16,483 00:31:18,267 just told me it ain't workin' right. just told me it ain't workin' right.
486 00:31:18,311 00:31:19,921 How do you think I'm doin'? How do you think I'm doin'?
487 00:31:19,965 00:31:22,271 - Well, I imagine a whole heck of a lot better - Well, I imagine a whole heck of a lot better
488 00:31:22,315 00:31:24,926 than them other 62 people who never did find no moss than them other 62 people who never did find no moss
489 00:31:24,970 00:31:26,754 at Cuckolds Rock today. at Cuckolds Rock today.
490 00:31:26,797 00:31:28,495 - The difference is, - The difference is,
491 00:31:28,538 00:31:31,063 I wasn't lookin' for moss, Dale.I was lookin' for lobsters. I wasn't lookin' for moss, Dale.I was lookin' for lobsters.
492 00:31:31,106 00:31:34,588 - All the same, don't suppose you wouldn't happen to have - All the same, don't suppose you wouldn't happen to have
493 00:31:34,631 00:31:37,765 no extra of that there green stuff to spare? no extra of that there green stuff to spare?
494 00:31:37,808 00:31:39,332 Sure could use some. Sure could use some.
495 00:31:39,375 00:31:41,116 - Me, too. - Me, too.
496 00:31:41,160 00:31:43,597 - Uh, yeah, me three. - Uh, yeah, me three.
497 00:31:43,640 00:31:45,904 - What exactly you need it for, Dale? - What exactly you need it for, Dale?
498 00:31:45,947 00:31:48,732 - My shin splintses. [hissing] - My shin splintses. [hissing]
499 00:31:49,820 00:31:51,561 - Norm? - Norm?
500 00:31:52,649 00:31:55,348 - Halitosis. You know, bad breath? - Halitosis. You know, bad breath?
501 00:31:55,391 00:31:58,742 - It's true, he does got that. - It's true, he does got that.
502 00:31:58,786 00:32:01,354 - How about you, Bubba? - Uh, well... - How about you, Bubba? - Uh, well...
503 00:32:01,397 00:32:03,965 I, uh... I, uh...
504 00:32:04,009 00:32:07,751 I, uh... I got a third... I, uh... I got a third...
505 00:32:07,795 00:32:09,710 third nipple... here. third nipple... here.
506 00:32:09,753 00:32:11,973 - Well, fellas, I, uh... - Well, fellas, I, uh...
507 00:32:12,017 00:32:15,368 I ain't got that much moss, I ain't got that much moss,
508 00:32:15,411 00:32:18,849 and it don't seem to me like any of you guys and it don't seem to me like any of you guys
509 00:32:18,893 00:32:20,808 need a miracle that bad. Hmm? need a miracle that bad. Hmm?
510 00:32:20,851 00:32:23,332 See ya. - If you need a ride, Cody, See ya. - If you need a ride, Cody,
511 00:32:23,376 00:32:27,684 I got a new lilac air-freshener in my garbage truck. I got a new lilac air-freshener in my garbage truck.
512 00:32:28,903 00:32:32,472 - You know what, Norm? I think I'll walk. - You know what, Norm? I think I'll walk.
513 00:32:35,910 00:32:37,868 [slow bluesy music] [slow bluesy music]
514 00:32:42,221 00:32:44,005 [honking] [honking]
515 00:32:49,228 00:32:52,013 - Well, well. [grunting] - Well, well. [grunting]
516 00:32:52,057 00:32:54,842 Oh, if it isn't Cody Brewer. [chuckling] Oh, if it isn't Cody Brewer. [chuckling]
517 00:32:54,885 00:32:56,626 - Howdy, Mayor. - Howdy, Mayor.
518 00:32:56,670 00:33:00,021 - Heh. Hey, hop in. I'll drive ya out to the point. - Heh. Hey, hop in. I'll drive ya out to the point.
519 00:33:00,065 00:33:01,631 - No, thanks. - No, thanks.
520 00:33:01,675 00:33:04,330 - Well, what are ya, on some new kinda health kick? - Well, what are ya, on some new kinda health kick?
521 00:33:04,373 00:33:06,810 Ya burnin' up calories walkin' in your lobster boots? Ya burnin' up calories walkin' in your lobster boots?
522 00:33:06,854 00:33:08,987 - No, just don't wanna hear about your bunion, - No, just don't wanna hear about your bunion,
523 00:33:09,030 00:33:10,684 your ingrown toenail, your third nipple. your ingrown toenail, your third nipple.
524 00:33:10,727 00:33:14,122 - Why on earth would I tell ya about that? - Why on earth would I tell ya about that?
525 00:33:14,166 00:33:17,169 - Because like everybody else inthis town, you think if I hear - Because like everybody else inthis town, you think if I hear
526 00:33:17,212 00:33:20,041 about your particular ailment, I'll give ya some of that moss. about your particular ailment, I'll give ya some of that moss.
527 00:33:20,085 00:33:23,044 - Ailment! I don't need your moss for my ailments. - Ailment! I don't need your moss for my ailments.
528 00:33:23,088 00:33:26,047 Look at me! I'm fit as a fiddle![cackling] Look at me! I'm fit as a fiddle![cackling]
529 00:33:26,091 00:33:28,441 C'mon, go into the car. I wanna tell you something. C'mon, go into the car. I wanna tell you something.
530 00:33:28,484 00:33:32,010 I got a terrific idea. C'mon. I got a terrific idea. C'mon.
531 00:33:32,053 00:33:33,924 [slow bluesy music] [slow bluesy music]
532 00:33:42,107 00:33:46,502 Listen, I got this terrific plan. Listen, I got this terrific plan.
533 00:33:47,721 00:33:50,550 It's called Moss World! It's called Moss World!
534 00:33:50,593 00:33:52,247 [laughing] [laughing]
535 00:33:52,291 00:33:54,771 All I need from you is a little moss, just like... All I need from you is a little moss, just like...
536 00:33:54,815 00:33:57,557 No, no, just a little bit of moss just to get started. No, no, just a little bit of moss just to get started.
537 00:33:57,600 00:34:00,429 Jeez! I'm telling ya... Jeez! I'm telling ya...
538 00:34:00,473 00:34:03,258 I'm talkin' about rides and restaurants, I'm talkin' about rides and restaurants,
539 00:34:03,302 00:34:05,695 and, of course, moss rocks! and, of course, moss rocks!
540 00:34:05,739 00:34:09,395 Where for a small fee, folks'll be able Where for a small fee, folks'll be able
541 00:34:09,438 00:34:14,095 to pull moss-filled traps like the famous Cody Brewer! to pull moss-filled traps like the famous Cody Brewer!
542 00:34:14,139 00:34:17,490 Just think what it'll do for the town! Just think what it'll do for the town!
543 00:34:20,884 00:34:22,451 [barking] [barking]
544 00:34:24,323 00:34:26,107 [groaning] [groaning]
545 00:34:26,151 00:34:27,848 - Hey. - Hey. - Hey. - Hey.
546 00:34:27,891 00:34:29,937 - You're back late. [Cody sighing] - You're back late. [Cody sighing]
547 00:34:29,980 00:34:33,506 - My engine broke, so I started to walk. - My engine broke, so I started to walk.
548 00:34:33,549 00:34:35,682 Then I got a ride. Then I got a ride.
549 00:34:35,725 00:34:38,554 That didn't work out, so I walked some more. That didn't work out, so I walked some more.
550 00:34:38,598 00:34:40,513 - Well, I'm just glad you're home. - Well, I'm just glad you're home.
551 00:34:40,556 00:34:44,299 There's a whole bunch of people lookin' for you and your moss. There's a whole bunch of people lookin' for you and your moss.
552 00:34:44,343 00:34:46,127 You ready? You ready?
553 00:34:46,171 00:34:49,304 - No, but tell me anyway. - Okay. - No, but tell me anyway. - Okay.
554 00:34:49,348 00:34:52,525 Carl Hackett wants it for his back pain. Carl Hackett wants it for his back pain.
555 00:34:52,568 00:34:54,744 Sally Leeds for her warts. Sally Leeds for her warts.
556 00:34:54,788 00:34:58,139 Pat McGowan wants it for his chickenpox. Pat McGowan wants it for his chickenpox.
557 00:34:58,183 00:35:00,533 Cliff Eacott for his dysentery. Cliff Eacott for his dysentery.
558 00:35:00,576 00:35:03,144 Edith Hogshead wants to remind you Edith Hogshead wants to remind you
559 00:35:03,188 00:35:05,538 about Walter's heart palpitations. about Walter's heart palpitations.
560 00:35:05,581 00:35:08,541 And Morty Thorpe, he's in the living room, And Morty Thorpe, he's in the living room,
561 00:35:08,584 00:35:11,544 wants to talk to you in person. wants to talk to you in person.
562 00:35:11,587 00:35:14,416 - Nobody's ever wanted to talk to me in person. - Nobody's ever wanted to talk to me in person.
563 00:35:14,460 00:35:18,681 - You never had somethin' they wanted so bad before. - You never had somethin' they wanted so bad before.
564 00:35:23,599 00:35:25,558 - Hey there, Morty. - Hey there, Morty.
565 00:35:25,601 00:35:27,560 - Hi, Cody. - Hi, Cody.
566 00:35:27,603 00:35:29,170 [sighing] [sighing]
567 00:35:29,214 00:35:31,868 - Well, I've heard everybody else's reason - Well, I've heard everybody else's reason
568 00:35:31,912 00:35:34,567 for why they want the moss. for why they want the moss.
569 00:35:34,610 00:35:36,569 What's yours? What's yours?
570 00:35:36,612 00:35:38,614 - Oh, it's, uh... - Oh, it's, uh...
571 00:35:40,225 00:35:42,836 ...kinda complicated. ...kinda complicated.
572 00:35:43,837 00:35:45,621 Can't you trust me? Can't you trust me?
573 00:35:47,406 00:35:52,193 - Morty... there's two miracles left in that jar, maybe three, - Morty... there's two miracles left in that jar, maybe three,
574 00:35:52,237 00:35:55,022 and you want me trust ya? and you want me trust ya?
575 00:35:58,243 00:36:00,114 - I wish you would. - I wish you would.
576 00:36:00,158 00:36:01,594 - Well, I can't. - Well, I can't.
577 00:36:01,637 00:36:04,336 Now, if you want me to give ya a piece, Now, if you want me to give ya a piece,
578 00:36:04,379 00:36:06,338 you better give me a good reason. you better give me a good reason.
579 00:36:22,267 00:36:23,877 - Alright! - Alright!
580 00:36:25,270 00:36:28,098 - Uh, wh-wh-wh-what are ya doin'? - Uh, wh-wh-wh-what are ya doin'?
581 00:36:28,142 00:36:30,231 - I got impotence, Cody! - Jeez, Morty, - I got impotence, Cody! - Jeez, Morty,
582 00:36:30,275 00:36:33,452 I don't need to know a thing like that! I don't need to know a thing like that!
583 00:36:33,495 00:36:35,410 Pull up your pants! Pull up your pants!
584 00:36:35,454 00:36:38,152 - Oh. [lively fiddle music] - Oh. [lively fiddle music]
585 00:36:38,196 00:36:40,241 S-sorry, Cody. S-sorry, Cody.
586 00:36:40,285 00:36:44,114 I... I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I... I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
587 00:36:47,117 00:36:48,597 [music fading] [music fading]
588 00:36:51,296 00:36:54,299 - Thinkin' about who deserves the moss the most? - Thinkin' about who deserves the moss the most?
589 00:36:56,475 00:36:59,869 - Oh... no, I'm thinkin' about my engine. - Oh... no, I'm thinkin' about my engine.
590 00:36:59,913 00:37:01,436 [sighing] [sighing]
591 00:37:01,480 00:37:04,918 Tryin' to figure out what could be wrong. Tryin' to figure out what could be wrong.
592 00:37:07,486 00:37:10,140 Maybe the head gasket's blown, or... Maybe the head gasket's blown, or...
593 00:37:11,141 00:37:13,143 ...maybe the impeller. ...maybe the impeller.
594 00:37:19,324 00:37:23,545 - I've got somethin' that might take your mind off that engine. - I've got somethin' that might take your mind off that engine.
595 00:37:23,589 00:37:26,548 - Oh, yeah? - Yeah. - Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
596 00:37:26,592 00:37:28,942 You give me one minute. You give me one minute.
597 00:37:38,343 00:37:40,170 [sighing] [sighing]
598 00:37:45,741 00:37:47,526 [groaning] [groaning]
599 00:37:52,966 00:37:54,750 [snoring] [snoring]
600 00:38:01,366 00:38:03,324 [soft music] [soft music]
601 00:38:17,556 00:38:19,340 [lowering volume] [lowering volume]
602 00:38:26,695 00:38:30,003 [bell tolling] - Hey, Brewer, bring me some of that moss! [bell tolling] - Hey, Brewer, bring me some of that moss!
603 00:38:31,787 00:38:34,094 C'mon, Cody! C'mon, Cody!
604 00:38:34,137 00:38:36,183 [radio]: ...Prospect Radio, with another dedication [radio]: ...Prospect Radio, with another dedication
605 00:38:36,226 00:38:39,360 goin' out to Cody Brewer. Kid's got the pinkeye. goin' out to Cody Brewer. Kid's got the pinkeye.
606 00:38:39,404 00:38:41,144 - Well, I'll be. Heya, Cody. - Well, I'll be. Heya, Cody.
607 00:38:41,188 00:38:42,842 - Hey, Stanley. - Hey, Stanley.
608 00:38:42,885 00:38:45,888 Havin' a little engine trouble. Reckon it's my fuel hose. Havin' a little engine trouble. Reckon it's my fuel hose.
609 00:38:45,932 00:38:48,326 Ya got any eighth-of-an-inch rubber-coated? Ya got any eighth-of-an-inch rubber-coated?
610 00:38:48,369 00:38:50,458 - Your old outboard givin' ya trouble, is she? - Your old outboard givin' ya trouble, is she?
611 00:38:50,502 00:38:53,592 - Ah, you could say that. - Wait here. - Ah, you could say that. - Wait here.
612 00:38:53,635 00:38:57,204 - Ninety-three? - Ooh, '93. That's a bad year. - Ninety-three? - Ooh, '93. That's a bad year.
613 00:38:57,247 00:39:00,381 That's the year they changed the whole lower unit. That's the year they changed the whole lower unit.
614 00:39:00,425 00:39:02,209 Come to think of it, Come to think of it,
615 00:39:02,252 00:39:03,645 that's the year Thelma left me that's the year Thelma left me
616 00:39:03,689 00:39:05,212 for that carpenter up in Eastwick. for that carpenter up in Eastwick.
617 00:39:08,258 00:39:10,435 Oh, well. Let's see what I got out back. Oh, well. Let's see what I got out back.
618 00:39:13,351 00:39:15,831 - Hey, Cody, how's it goin'? - Hey, Cody, how's it goin'?
619 00:39:15,875 00:39:17,877 - Hey, Gene. [chuckling] - Hey, Gene. [chuckling]
620 00:39:19,095 00:39:22,098 - You're in luck, Cody. Got one left. - You're in luck, Cody. Got one left.
621 00:39:22,142 00:39:25,363 - Ah, great. What do I owe ya? - Ah, great. What do I owe ya?
622 00:39:25,406 00:39:29,062 - Well, I could sell it to ya for $1.22, - Well, I could sell it to ya for $1.22,
623 00:39:29,105 00:39:32,021 only if you're interested in some kinda barter. only if you're interested in some kinda barter.
624 00:39:32,065 00:39:35,721 You could bring it in, I could fix it myself. You could bring it in, I could fix it myself.
625 00:39:35,764 00:39:37,810 - Barter? - Barter?
626 00:39:37,853 00:39:40,029 I didn't think you boys liked lobster. I didn't think you boys liked lobster.
627 00:39:40,073 00:39:44,382 - We don't, but we sure could use some of that miracle moss. - We don't, but we sure could use some of that miracle moss.
628 00:39:44,425 00:39:46,906 - In order to fix our weight problem. - In order to fix our weight problem.
629 00:39:46,949 00:39:50,431 The doctor figures we got under-active thyroid glands. The doctor figures we got under-active thyroid glands.
630 00:39:50,475 00:39:52,128 - That's what he said. - That's what he said.
631 00:39:52,172 00:39:55,436 - Well... I'm no PhD, - Well... I'm no PhD,
632 00:39:55,480 00:39:59,222 but, uh, d'you ever think that maybe your thyroids but, uh, d'you ever think that maybe your thyroids
633 00:39:59,266 00:40:02,400 would be more active... would be more active...
634 00:40:02,443 00:40:04,793 if they weren't always digestin' donuts? if they weren't always digestin' donuts?
635 00:40:07,492 00:40:11,017 - Never thought about it. - Yeah, never thought about it. - Never thought about it. - Yeah, never thought about it.
636 00:40:11,060 00:40:13,411 - So can I have some moss? - So can I have some moss?
637 00:40:15,108 00:40:17,240 - Boys, if you don't mind, uh, - Boys, if you don't mind, uh,
638 00:40:17,284 00:40:22,376 I think I'll hold on to the mossand pay you the $1.22. I think I'll hold on to the mossand pay you the $1.22.
639 00:40:25,335 00:40:27,686 - Okay, but if ya change your mind, let me know. - Okay, but if ya change your mind, let me know.
640 00:40:27,729 00:40:29,644 We'll even throw in a free lawnmower repair. We'll even throw in a free lawnmower repair.
641 00:40:29,688 00:40:31,429 - Yeah. - Yeah.
642 00:40:31,472 00:40:33,126 - Hey. - Hey.
643 00:40:34,127 00:40:36,477 Thanks, boys. See ya later. Thanks, boys. See ya later.
644 00:40:36,521 00:40:38,348 - See ya, Cody. - See ya, Cody.
645 00:40:39,437 00:40:41,351 [soft guitar music] [soft guitar music]
646 00:40:46,705 00:40:49,098 - Oh, hey there, Cody. - Hey, Ned. - Oh, hey there, Cody. - Hey, Ned.
647 00:40:49,142 00:40:50,665 What's up? What's up?
648 00:40:50,709 00:40:52,885 - Oh, just tryin' to keep a modicum of order - Oh, just tryin' to keep a modicum of order
649 00:40:52,928 00:40:54,669 in this town that's gone moss crazy. in this town that's gone moss crazy.
650 00:40:54,713 00:40:58,107 - Yeah, tell me about it. - You, uh, hold that for me? - Yeah, tell me about it. - You, uh, hold that for me?
651 00:40:58,151 00:40:59,500 - Sure. - Sure.
652 00:41:01,371 00:41:04,462 You really drink two of these at one time? You really drink two of these at one time?
653 00:41:04,505 00:41:06,899 - Ever try one of these iced cappuccinos? - Ever try one of these iced cappuccinos?
654 00:41:06,942 00:41:08,640 - Can't say that I have. - Can't say that I have.
655 00:41:08,683 00:41:11,294 - Well... - Well...
656 00:41:11,338 00:41:13,993 best just keepin' it that way, then. best just keepin' it that way, then.
657 00:41:14,036 00:41:16,343 See ya later, Cody. Duty calls. See ya later, Cody. Duty calls.
658 00:41:16,386 00:41:18,737 - Yeah. See ya, Ned. - Yeah. See ya, Ned.
659 00:41:24,525 00:41:26,701 - I think I'd name it Shelly Island, - I think I'd name it Shelly Island,
660 00:41:26,745 00:41:29,617 'cause there'd be shells and I'd be sharing with... 'cause there'd be shells and I'd be sharing with...
661 00:41:29,661 00:41:31,532 [flushing] [flushing]
662 00:41:38,974 00:41:42,064 - Oh. Well. - Oh. Well.
663 00:41:42,108 00:41:44,937 Wow. I type mine on an IBM, Wow. I type mine on an IBM,
664 00:41:44,980 00:41:49,289 but looks like you typed yours on an I-be-poor. but looks like you typed yours on an I-be-poor.
665 00:41:57,906 00:41:59,778 [chuckling] [chuckling]
666 00:42:01,780 00:42:04,478 So ya got something for me, Brewer? So ya got something for me, Brewer?
667 00:42:04,522 00:42:07,176 - Timmy, what could I possibly have that you'd want? - Timmy, what could I possibly have that you'd want?
668 00:42:07,220 00:42:11,093 - It's not what you have.It's the moss that your dad has. - It's not what you have.It's the moss that your dad has.
669 00:42:11,137 00:42:13,313 - What makes you think he'd give it to you? - What makes you think he'd give it to you?
670 00:42:13,356 00:42:15,402 - Well, it's not for me. - Well, it's not for me.
671 00:42:15,445 00:42:18,884 See, Taz here has a little bit of an acne problem. See, Taz here has a little bit of an acne problem.
672 00:42:18,927 00:42:21,843 And them school photos are comin' up next week. And them school photos are comin' up next week.
673 00:42:23,018 00:42:25,586 - My dad ain't gonna give any to Taz - My dad ain't gonna give any to Taz
674 00:42:25,630 00:42:27,414 just 'cause he's got acne. just 'cause he's got acne.
675 00:42:27,457 00:42:29,242 - Then you better steal it. - Then you better steal it.
676 00:42:29,285 00:42:31,418 'Cause if Taz don't look like he belongs 'Cause if Taz don't look like he belongs
677 00:42:31,461 00:42:33,289 on the cover of Teen Beat magazine on the cover of Teen Beat magazine
678 00:42:33,333 00:42:36,292 by the end of next week... then you're gonna get it. by the end of next week... then you're gonna get it.
679 00:42:36,336 00:42:39,469 - I don't even think a miracle could get Taz's face - I don't even think a miracle could get Taz's face
680 00:42:39,513 00:42:41,384 on the cover of National Geographic. on the cover of National Geographic.
681 00:42:41,428 00:42:43,648 - I'm serious, Brewer. - I'm serious, Brewer.
682 00:42:43,691 00:42:45,606 It's not about why I want the moss, It's not about why I want the moss,
683 00:42:45,650 00:42:47,608 it's about you gettin' it for me, okay? it's about you gettin' it for me, okay?
684 00:42:47,652 00:42:49,479 Okay?! Okay?!
685 00:42:50,742 00:42:52,787 [school bell ringing] [school bell ringing]
686 00:42:56,835 00:42:59,011 - Think he'll bring ya the moss? - Think he'll bring ya the moss?
687 00:42:59,054 00:43:01,840 - He will if he knows what's good for him. - He will if he knows what's good for him.
688 00:43:06,671 00:43:09,238 - Mm. Good. - Mm. Good.
689 00:43:09,282 00:43:12,241 [seagulls cawing] [flies buzzing] [seagulls cawing] [flies buzzing]
690 00:43:12,285 00:43:14,026 Why'd they send it back? Why'd they send it back?
691 00:43:14,069 00:43:18,247 - Oh, the woman didn't likethe shrimp touching the scallop. - Oh, the woman didn't likethe shrimp touching the scallop.
692 00:43:18,291 00:43:20,075 [Martha laughing] [Martha laughing]
693 00:43:24,689 00:43:27,474 How you and Cody doin' these days? How you and Cody doin' these days?
694 00:43:27,517 00:43:28,867 - Mm. - Mm.
695 00:43:30,520 00:43:32,653 We're alright. We're alright.
696 00:43:32,697 00:43:36,657 Doin' a little better these days... and these nights. Doin' a little better these days... and these nights.
697 00:43:41,096 00:43:44,665 - How long you been married now,Martha? Fifteen years? - How long you been married now,Martha? Fifteen years?
698 00:43:44,709 00:43:47,668 - Twenty. - That's a long time. - Twenty. - That's a long time.
699 00:43:47,712 00:43:50,105 [Martha laughing] - Yeah. [Martha laughing] - Yeah.
700 00:43:57,199 00:44:00,333 - Hey, uh, let me ask you... somethin'. - Hey, uh, let me ask you... somethin'.
701 00:44:02,727 00:44:04,859 You still in love with him? You still in love with him?
702 00:44:04,903 00:44:06,861 - Cody? - Cody?
703 00:44:06,905 00:44:08,776 Of course I still love him. Of course I still love him.
704 00:44:08,820 00:44:13,912 - I know you love him, but are you in love with him. - I know you love him, but are you in love with him.
705 00:44:16,566 00:44:18,133 - Yeah. - Yeah.
706 00:44:20,135 00:44:21,920 I just... I just...
707 00:44:23,356 00:44:25,140 I don't know. I don't know.
708 00:44:27,752 00:44:31,103 I just sorta feel like I'm in this current... I just sorta feel like I'm in this current...
709 00:44:31,146 00:44:35,368 and I'm tryin' to stay close to the shore, you know? and I'm tryin' to stay close to the shore, you know?
710 00:44:36,369 00:44:38,719 I can see the lighthouse... I can see the lighthouse...
711 00:44:39,938 00:44:42,549 The light's gettin'... The light's gettin'...
712 00:44:42,592 00:44:45,160 fainter and fainter. fainter and fainter.
713 00:44:47,380 00:44:50,165 And if the tide don't change soon... And if the tide don't change soon...
714 00:44:52,602 00:44:55,170 I just need something to change the tide. I just need something to change the tide.
715 00:45:02,395 00:45:05,746 Eddie, you still ain't asked me nothin' about the moss. Eddie, you still ain't asked me nothin' about the moss.
716 00:45:05,790 00:45:07,617 [laughing] [laughing]
717 00:45:10,969 00:45:14,189 - I ain't interested in the moss, Martha. - I ain't interested in the moss, Martha.
718 00:45:16,626 00:45:18,803 [waves thundering onto beach] [waves thundering onto beach]
719 00:45:36,734 00:45:38,518 - What are all you doin'? - What are all you doin'?
720 00:45:38,561 00:45:41,695 - Cody doesn't think we're good enough for the miracle moss. - Cody doesn't think we're good enough for the miracle moss.
721 00:45:41,739 00:45:44,611 - Uh, yeah. He's just hoardin' it all for himself. - Uh, yeah. He's just hoardin' it all for himself.
722 00:45:44,654 00:45:46,874 - Uh, yeah. - That's not true. - Uh, yeah. - That's not true.
723 00:45:46,918 00:45:49,747 Just doesn't think your reasons are good enough. Just doesn't think your reasons are good enough.
724 00:45:49,790 00:45:52,706 - Not good enough. - That what you Brewers think? - Not good enough. - That what you Brewers think?
725 00:45:52,750 00:45:54,795 - It's not that! - Who are you to be judgin' - It's not that! - Who are you to be judgin'
726 00:45:54,839 00:45:56,884 wh-wh-who needs it? wh-wh-who needs it?
727 00:45:56,928 00:45:58,625 - Yeah, who are you? - Yeah, who are you?
728 00:45:59,887 00:46:03,325 - I'll tell you who I am. I'm Martha Brewer. - I'll tell you who I am. I'm Martha Brewer.
729 00:46:03,369 00:46:05,937 Now that you know, you can tell me who you are, Now that you know, you can tell me who you are,
730 00:46:05,980 00:46:07,721 'cause frankly, 'cause frankly,
731 00:46:07,765 00:46:10,115 I don't recognize most of you anymore. I don't recognize most of you anymore.
732 00:46:10,158 00:46:13,988 Dale, are you someone whose shinsplints keep you from walkin'? Dale, are you someone whose shinsplints keep you from walkin'?
733 00:46:15,598 00:46:17,818 - And what about you, Bubba? - And what about you, Bubba?
734 00:46:17,862 00:46:20,821 Are you someone who genuinely needs a miracle? Are you someone who genuinely needs a miracle?
735 00:46:20,865 00:46:22,518 And you, Colleen, And you, Colleen,
736 00:46:22,562 00:46:24,912 are your bunions really that bad? are your bunions really that bad?
737 00:46:24,956 00:46:27,523 - I can't wear my favourite sandals anymore. - I can't wear my favourite sandals anymore.
738 00:46:27,567 00:46:29,830 - Everybody just go home! - Everybody just go home!
739 00:46:31,484 00:46:33,268 Oh, just go home. Oh, just go home.
740 00:46:50,895 00:46:52,461 What is it, Mayor? What is it, Mayor?
741 00:46:52,505 00:46:55,464 - I just wanted you to give this to Cody. - I just wanted you to give this to Cody.
742 00:46:55,508 00:46:59,468 And, uh, tell him I-I need him to sign a waiver And, uh, tell him I-I need him to sign a waiver
743 00:46:59,512 00:47:02,471 so we can sell these in the gift shop. so we can sell these in the gift shop.
744 00:47:02,515 00:47:04,517 And I'll need a little moss And I'll need a little moss
745 00:47:04,560 00:47:06,824 so we can start the construction. so we can start the construction.
746 00:47:06,867 00:47:10,262 - I'll see that he gets it. I gotta go. - I'll see that he gets it. I gotta go.
747 00:47:10,305 00:47:13,308 - But we'll... we'll do real well, I think. - But we'll... we'll do real well, I think.
748 00:47:30,760 00:47:32,458 - What's that? - What's that?
749 00:47:33,938 00:47:35,635 - It's you. - It's you.
750 00:47:35,678 00:47:37,767 - Wha... [chuckling] - Wha... [chuckling]
751 00:47:41,467 00:47:44,339 Two days ago, I was a lobsterman. Two days ago, I was a lobsterman.
752 00:47:45,340 00:47:47,516 Now I'm a stuffed toy? Now I'm a stuffed toy?
753 00:47:47,560 00:47:49,910 - This whole thing's gone too far. - This whole thing's gone too far.
754 00:47:50,955 00:47:53,305 What the hell's wrong with everybody? What the hell's wrong with everybody?
755 00:48:01,574 00:48:04,142 Somethin's gotta change around here. Somethin's gotta change around here.
756 00:48:06,361 00:48:08,798 Your dinner's in the oven. Your dinner's in the oven.
757 00:48:08,842 00:48:10,757 - Ain't you hungry? - Ain't you hungry?
758 00:48:10,800 00:48:12,802 - I ate at work. - I ate at work.
759 00:48:18,808 00:48:20,680 [sighing] [sighing]
760 00:48:20,723 00:48:22,595 [seagulls cawing] [seagulls cawing]
761 00:48:35,825 00:48:37,958 - Hello, Cody. - Hello, Cody.
762 00:48:38,002 00:48:40,134 - Hello, Edith. - Hello, Edith.
763 00:48:40,178 00:48:43,355 - Nobody was up at the house, so I just walked down. - Nobody was up at the house, so I just walked down.
764 00:48:43,398 00:48:46,358 - Oh. Always nice to see ya. - Oh. Always nice to see ya.
765 00:48:46,401 00:48:49,970 - I'm... here to ask a favour. - I'm... here to ask a favour.
766 00:48:50,014 00:48:52,451 - Save your breath. If it's about Walter, - Save your breath. If it's about Walter,
767 00:48:52,494 00:48:56,368 he told me to pay no concern to his heart palpitations. he told me to pay no concern to his heart palpitations.
768 00:48:56,411 00:48:58,979 - He ain't havin' them palpitations no more. - He ain't havin' them palpitations no more.
769 00:48:59,023 00:49:00,807 - Well, that's good. - Well, that's good.
770 00:49:00,850 00:49:03,027 - He died of a heart attack this mornin'. - He died of a heart attack this mornin'.
771 00:49:06,334 00:49:10,382 Good news is, he's only been dead... Good news is, he's only been dead...
772 00:49:10,425 00:49:13,602 two hours, 18 minutes. two hours, 18 minutes.
773 00:49:15,430 00:49:18,390 Cody, do you think that moss of yours Cody, do you think that moss of yours
774 00:49:18,433 00:49:21,784 could bring him back after such a short time? could bring him back after such a short time?
775 00:49:23,873 00:49:26,398 - Tell you the truth, I... - Tell you the truth, I...
776 00:49:26,441 00:49:28,878 I don't know. I don't know.
777 00:49:28,922 00:49:31,011 - You willin' to try? - You willin' to try?
778 00:49:33,057 00:49:35,146 [birdsong] [distant barking] [birdsong] [distant barking]
779 00:49:36,277 00:49:39,019 - Thanks for holdin' off on the embalmin', Hank. - Thanks for holdin' off on the embalmin', Hank.
780 00:49:39,063 00:49:41,456 - Well, I ain't never done this before. - Well, I ain't never done this before.
781 00:49:41,500 00:49:44,416 Once we get a customer, we tend to keep him. Once we get a customer, we tend to keep him.
782 00:49:47,071 00:49:48,898 [sighing] [sighing]
783 00:49:51,901 00:49:54,687 - You've always been a good friend, Walter. - You've always been a good friend, Walter.
784 00:49:55,731 00:49:58,038 I should've given you some of this before. I should've given you some of this before.
785 00:50:00,258 00:50:02,477 Let's hope it works now. Let's hope it works now.
786 00:50:21,105 00:50:24,064 - Walter, you still dead? - Walter, you still dead?
787 00:50:25,457 00:50:27,502 - Are you sure you put enough on? - Are you sure you put enough on?
788 00:50:27,546 00:50:30,810 - I used the same amount I did on myself and Rusty. - I used the same amount I did on myself and Rusty.
789 00:50:30,853 00:50:35,075 - No offence, Cody, but in my professional opinion, - No offence, Cody, but in my professional opinion,
790 00:50:35,119 00:50:37,121 this is a much bigger job. this is a much bigger job.
791 00:50:38,513 00:50:40,950 - To tell you the truth... - To tell you the truth...
792 00:50:42,300 00:50:45,129 ...it's about all we can afford to spare, ...it's about all we can afford to spare,
793 00:50:45,172 00:50:47,696 not knowin' if it'll work or not. not knowin' if it'll work or not.
794 00:50:47,740 00:50:51,526 - Maybe it just needs a little more time to take effect. - Maybe it just needs a little more time to take effect.
795 00:50:56,531 00:51:00,100 - I'm afraid if... Walter was gonna rise... - I'm afraid if... Walter was gonna rise...
796 00:51:00,144 00:51:03,712 he would've done so by now, Edith. he would've done so by now, Edith.
797 00:51:03,756 00:51:05,323 I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
798 00:51:15,159 00:51:17,335 - I'm gonna miss him. - I'm gonna miss him.
799 00:51:19,989 00:51:21,948 - We're all gonna miss him. - We're all gonna miss him.
800 00:51:21,991 00:51:23,776 [Edith sniffling] [Edith sniffling]
801 00:51:34,178 00:51:36,615 - Got somethin' in there for me,Brewer? - Got somethin' in there for me,Brewer?
802 00:51:36,658 00:51:38,399 - My History book. - My History book.
803 00:51:38,443 00:51:42,577 - Figured you had my moss. You do have my moss, don't ya? - Figured you had my moss. You do have my moss, don't ya?
804 00:51:42,621 00:51:44,884 - No. - No.
805 00:51:47,016 00:51:48,540 - Alright, um... - Alright, um...
806 00:51:48,583 00:51:51,151 I'm gonna give you one more day,Brewer. I'm gonna give you one more day,Brewer.
807 00:51:51,195 00:51:53,980 One more. That's it. One more. That's it.
808 00:51:54,023 00:51:56,374 I need that moss, okay? I need that moss, okay?
809 00:52:16,220 00:52:18,004 - Hmm. - Hmm.
810 00:52:18,047 00:52:19,614 - What's the matter? - What's the matter?
811 00:52:20,833 00:52:22,574 - The electric bill's overdue. - The electric bill's overdue.
812 00:52:22,617 00:52:25,185 I figure if you don't pull some pots soon, I figure if you don't pull some pots soon,
813 00:52:25,229 00:52:28,362 we'll be cookin' over a can of Sterno. we'll be cookin' over a can of Sterno.
814 00:52:28,406 00:52:31,191 - Hmm. [knocking] - Hmm. [knocking]
815 00:52:31,235 00:52:33,628 - Jake, can you get the door, please? - Jake, can you get the door, please?
816 00:52:40,635 00:52:42,637 - Hello. Is your father here? - Hello. Is your father here?
817 00:52:42,681 00:52:44,422 - Yeah. - Yeah.
818 00:52:46,075 00:52:47,599 Ma, uh... Ma, uh...
819 00:52:47,642 00:52:49,818 - Hello. - Hello.
820 00:52:49,862 00:52:52,821 My name's Darryl Stern. This is my wife, Samantha. My name's Darryl Stern. This is my wife, Samantha.
821 00:52:52,865 00:52:54,388 - How do you do? - How do you do?
822 00:52:54,432 00:52:57,609 - Could we have a moment of your time? - Could we have a moment of your time?
823 00:52:57,652 00:52:59,828 [fork clattering] - Uh... Ahem. [fork clattering] - Uh... Ahem.
824 00:52:59,872 00:53:02,004 Yeah, sure. Yeah, sure.
825 00:53:06,879 00:53:09,055 - Sorry, we ran out of milk. - Sorry, we ran out of milk.
826 00:53:09,098 00:53:11,449 - Oh, this is just fine. - Oh, this is just fine.
827 00:53:16,280 00:53:18,325 - Mr. Brewer, I head the homeopathic division - Mr. Brewer, I head the homeopathic division
828 00:53:18,369 00:53:20,240 of a company called Trimorez Laboratories, of a company called Trimorez Laboratories,
829 00:53:20,284 00:53:21,850 and we're very interested and we're very interested
830 00:53:21,894 00:53:24,462 in acquiring some of that moss you found. in acquiring some of that moss you found.
831 00:53:25,463 00:53:27,552 - What a surprise. Huh. - What a surprise. Huh.
832 00:53:27,595 00:53:30,381 - Yes, I imagine you have quite a few suitors. - Yes, I imagine you have quite a few suitors.
833 00:53:30,424 00:53:33,949 You do have some of that left, don't you, Mr. Brewer? You do have some of that left, don't you, Mr. Brewer?
834 00:53:33,993 00:53:38,127 - Well, not much, but, uh, yeah, I-I got some. - Well, not much, but, uh, yeah, I-I got some.
835 00:53:38,171 00:53:40,695 - Do you mind if I take a look at it? - Do you mind if I take a look at it?
836 00:53:40,739 00:53:43,437 - Sure. Suit yourself. It's right over there. - Sure. Suit yourself. It's right over there.
837 00:53:43,481 00:53:45,265 - Oh. - Oh.
838 00:53:53,708 00:53:55,971 Amazing. Amazing.
839 00:53:56,015 00:53:58,278 Truly amazing. Truly amazing.
840 00:53:58,322 00:53:59,932 You know, the Abenaki Indians You know, the Abenaki Indians
841 00:53:59,975 00:54:01,586 who originally inhabited this coastline who originally inhabited this coastline
842 00:54:01,629 00:54:04,980 once wrote about a moss that could cure all ills? once wrote about a moss that could cure all ills?
843 00:54:05,024 00:54:08,114 - No, I didn't know that. - We assumed they were talking - No, I didn't know that. - We assumed they were talking
844 00:54:08,157 00:54:10,682 about ginseng or eucalyptus, but, uh... about ginseng or eucalyptus, but, uh...
845 00:54:10,725 00:54:12,466 [chuckling] [chuckling]
846 00:54:12,510 00:54:15,164 Mr. Brewer, I'll cut to the chase. Mr. Brewer, I'll cut to the chase.
847 00:54:15,208 00:54:17,819 You see, we bring drugs to market - You see, we bring drugs to market -
848 00:54:17,863 00:54:19,343 pain relievers, anti-inflammatories, pain relievers, anti-inflammatories,
849 00:54:19,386 00:54:21,301 acid neutralizers, you name it - acid neutralizers, you name it -
850 00:54:21,345 00:54:24,478 and when we're able to exploit aparticular pharmaceutical niche, and when we're able to exploit aparticular pharmaceutical niche,
851 00:54:24,522 00:54:27,133 well, we charge a premium for our drugs, well, we charge a premium for our drugs,
852 00:54:27,176 00:54:28,700 whose cost is largely absorbed whose cost is largely absorbed
853 00:54:28,743 00:54:31,311 by the large health-insurance companies. by the large health-insurance companies.
854 00:54:31,355 00:54:34,140 You can only imagine what this moss could do You can only imagine what this moss could do
855 00:54:34,183 00:54:36,098 to an industry like ours. to an industry like ours.
856 00:54:36,142 00:54:38,753 - Yep... I think so. - Yep... I think so.
857 00:54:40,451 00:54:44,150 - Which is why I'm prepared to pay you... - Which is why I'm prepared to pay you...
858 00:54:44,193 00:54:45,934 half-a-million dollars half-a-million dollars
859 00:54:45,978 00:54:49,198 to keep it from coming to market. to keep it from coming to market.
860 00:55:01,863 00:55:04,953 [scoffing] - Ma, we're gonna be rich. [scoffing] - Ma, we're gonna be rich.
861 00:55:04,997 00:55:06,781 We're gonna be rich. We're gonna be rich.
862 00:55:06,825 00:55:09,175 - Well, not yet, Jakey. - Well, not yet, Jakey.
863 00:55:09,218 00:55:11,612 Your dad said he had to think about it. Your dad said he had to think about it.
864 00:55:11,656 00:55:13,353 - What's there to think about, Dad? - What's there to think about, Dad?
865 00:55:13,397 00:55:16,791 - Well, there's a lot, Jake. A lot, yeah. - Well, there's a lot, Jake. A lot, yeah.
866 00:55:17,836 00:55:22,362 I'm not sayin' we... we don't...take Mr. Stern up on his offer, I'm not sayin' we... we don't...take Mr. Stern up on his offer,
867 00:55:22,406 00:55:24,190 but... but...
868 00:55:24,233 00:55:26,540 it's not as simple as it sounds. it's not as simple as it sounds.
869 00:55:26,584 00:55:28,716 - Sounds pretty simple to me, Dad. - Sounds pretty simple to me, Dad.
870 00:55:28,760 00:55:31,632 - When do you figure you'll decide? - When do you figure you'll decide?
871 00:55:31,676 00:55:34,200 - Well, I dunno. - Well, I dunno.
872 00:55:34,243 00:55:36,985 I don't wanna rush into anything. I don't wanna rush into anything.
873 00:55:37,029 00:55:39,597 A... day or two? A... day or two?
874 00:55:41,250 00:55:43,644 - Once we get the money, I'm going straight down - Once we get the money, I'm going straight down
875 00:55:43,688 00:55:46,168 to Brock's and gettin' 10 new pairs of pants. to Brock's and gettin' 10 new pairs of pants.
876 00:55:49,084 00:55:51,565 - So it's still just sittin' there on top of the TV set? - So it's still just sittin' there on top of the TV set?
877 00:55:51,609 00:55:53,785 - Yeah. - Man, if that were me, - Yeah. - Man, if that were me,
878 00:55:53,828 00:55:56,004 I'd rub some on Shelly O'Connor, I'd rub some on Shelly O'Connor,
879 00:55:56,048 00:55:59,181 make her have the biggest crush in history on me. make her have the biggest crush in history on me.
880 00:55:59,225 00:56:02,402 - You need a love potion, Mike. - You don't know that. - You need a love potion, Mike. - You don't know that.
881 00:56:02,446 00:56:04,012 [birdsong] [birdsong]
882 00:56:04,056 00:56:06,406 [ship's horn blowing in distance] [ship's horn blowing in distance]
883 00:56:06,450 00:56:09,278 - Mike, you miss your dad? - Mike, you miss your dad?
884 00:56:10,279 00:56:12,412 - Sometimes so much. - Sometimes so much.
885 00:56:12,456 00:56:16,242 I still don't understand how aguy who lobstered his whole life I still don't understand how aguy who lobstered his whole life
886 00:56:16,285 00:56:18,244 never learned how to swim. never learned how to swim.
887 00:56:18,287 00:56:20,812 - I don't understand how people who grew up here - I don't understand how people who grew up here
888 00:56:20,855 00:56:23,684 never got out when they could. - Yeah. never got out when they could. - Yeah.
889 00:56:26,078 00:56:28,341 - But that ain't gonna happen to us, Mike. - But that ain't gonna happen to us, Mike.
890 00:56:28,385 00:56:31,257 We ain't gonna make the same mistakes our parents did. We ain't gonna make the same mistakes our parents did.
891 00:56:31,300 00:56:32,824 First chance we get, First chance we get,
892 00:56:32,867 00:56:36,044 travel as far away from this place as we can. travel as far away from this place as we can.
893 00:56:36,088 00:56:39,004 All the way to Vermont or somethin'. All the way to Vermont or somethin'.
894 00:56:39,047 00:56:43,269 Someplace where they ain't nevereven heard of a lobster. Someplace where they ain't nevereven heard of a lobster.
895 00:56:43,312 00:56:44,836 - Can Shelly come too? - Can Shelly come too?
896 00:56:44,879 00:56:47,447 - Only if my dad discovers some love potion - Only if my dad discovers some love potion
897 00:56:47,491 00:56:48,883 off Cuckolds Rocks. - Hey. off Cuckolds Rocks. - Hey.
898 00:56:48,927 00:56:52,670 Brewer. You got my miracle moss for me? Brewer. You got my miracle moss for me?
899 00:56:52,713 00:56:54,846 - My dad ain't givin' it to you. - My dad ain't givin' it to you.
900 00:56:54,889 00:56:57,762 He's sellin' it to a company for half-a-million dollars. He's sellin' it to a company for half-a-million dollars.
901 00:56:57,805 00:56:59,503 [laughter] [laughter]
902 00:56:59,546 00:57:01,461 - Yeah, that's a good one, Brewer. - Yeah, that's a good one, Brewer.
903 00:57:01,505 00:57:04,464 - Why don't you just admit what everyone knows already? - Why don't you just admit what everyone knows already?
904 00:57:04,508 00:57:06,510 That your dad's a total loser. That your dad's a total loser.
905 00:57:06,553 00:57:08,903 Always has been, always will be. Always has been, always will be.
906 00:57:08,947 00:57:11,297 And you know what else? And you know what else?
907 00:57:11,340 00:57:13,821 You're gonna grow up to be just like him. You're gonna grow up to be just like him.
908 00:57:28,401 00:57:30,098 [groaning] [groaning]
909 00:57:30,142 00:57:31,622 Oh, God. Oh, God.
910 00:57:33,406 00:57:34,929 Oh, God. Oh, God.
911 00:57:35,843 00:57:38,498 [whimpering and coughing] [whimpering and coughing]
912 00:57:40,544 00:57:42,502 [panting and coughing] [panting and coughing]
913 00:57:43,590 00:57:45,244 [wheezing] [wheezing]
914 00:57:51,816 00:57:53,731 [seagulls cawing] [seagulls cawing]
915 00:58:05,569 00:58:08,354 - You decided yet, Dad? - You decided yet, Dad?
916 00:58:08,397 00:58:10,138 - Decided what? - Decided what?
917 00:58:11,183 00:58:13,054 - Sellin' the moss. - Sellin' the moss.
918 00:58:14,012 00:58:17,537 - Not today, Jake.- Why can't you do it now, Dad? - Not today, Jake.- Why can't you do it now, Dad?
919 00:58:17,581 00:58:21,715 Before somethin' bad happens, like it always does. Before somethin' bad happens, like it always does.
920 00:58:21,759 00:58:24,544 - Nothin' bad's gonna happen. - Nothin' bad's gonna happen.
921 00:58:24,588 00:58:28,417 - Yes, it is, Dad. And you know it. - Yes, it is, Dad. And you know it.
922 00:58:28,461 00:58:30,942 - Why is your shirt ripped? - Why is your shirt ripped?
923 00:58:32,030 00:58:35,424 - Got in a fight. - Why the heck d'you do that? - Got in a fight. - Why the heck d'you do that?
924 00:58:36,251 00:58:38,297 - Timmy Brock said somethin' about ya. - Timmy Brock said somethin' about ya.
925 00:58:38,340 00:58:41,909 Said you're a loser and I'm gonna be just like... Said you're a loser and I'm gonna be just like...
926 00:58:44,216 00:58:46,087 He said you're a loser. He said you're a loser.
927 00:58:46,131 00:58:50,178 - I don't care what some brattysmart-mouth kid thinks about me. - I don't care what some brattysmart-mouth kid thinks about me.
928 00:58:50,222 00:58:51,658 Why do you?! Why do you?!
929 00:58:53,791 00:58:56,141 - 'Cause I'm sick of takin' it, Dad. - 'Cause I'm sick of takin' it, Dad.
930 00:58:56,184 00:58:59,579 I'm sick of havin' to make excuses for my clothes, I'm sick of havin' to make excuses for my clothes,
931 00:58:59,623 00:59:01,581 and my house. and my house.
932 00:59:01,625 00:59:03,583 [sniffling] And... [sniffling] And...
933 00:59:05,019 00:59:06,717 And my father. And my father.
934 00:59:08,022 00:59:09,894 - What did you say? - What did you say?
935 00:59:09,937 00:59:13,985 - You know, Mom can pretend you ain't a loser, Dad, - You know, Mom can pretend you ain't a loser, Dad,
936 00:59:14,028 00:59:16,030 but I can't anymore. but I can't anymore.
937 00:59:17,075 00:59:19,773 We could have half-a-million dollars, Dad. We could have half-a-million dollars, Dad.
938 00:59:19,817 00:59:21,601 Half a million! Half a million!
939 00:59:23,255 00:59:25,910 I could go to school with new pants I could go to school with new pants
940 00:59:25,953 00:59:27,999 for once in my damn life. for once in my damn life.
941 00:59:28,042 00:59:31,480 Mom could quit that stupid job down at the wharf. Mom could quit that stupid job down at the wharf.
942 00:59:32,525 00:59:36,050 But no, you had to think about it. But no, you had to think about it.
943 00:59:37,051 00:59:39,271 You know what to get, Dad? You know what to get, Dad?
944 00:59:40,272 00:59:42,448 What we always get. What we always get.
945 00:59:42,491 00:59:44,058 Nothin'. Nothin'.
946 00:59:51,022 00:59:52,850 [soft music] [soft music]
947 01:00:02,468 01:00:04,296 [soft music] [soft music]
948 01:00:09,867 01:00:11,869 - You think Jake's right. - You think Jake's right.
949 01:00:12,696 01:00:15,089 You think I'm gonna mess this up? You think I'm gonna mess this up?
950 01:00:16,874 01:00:18,876 - No matter how it ends... - No matter how it ends...
951 01:00:19,920 01:00:22,880 ...I know you'll do what you think is right. ...I know you'll do what you think is right.
952 01:00:23,881 01:00:25,665 You always do. You always do.
953 01:00:28,102 01:00:30,278 Gotta go. Gotta go.
954 01:00:30,322 01:00:33,891 Picked up an extra dinner shift to help with the bills. Picked up an extra dinner shift to help with the bills.
955 01:00:41,899 01:00:43,683 [sighing] [sighing]
956 01:00:47,339 01:00:49,123 [phone ringing] [phone ringing]
957 01:00:54,346 01:00:56,087 - Brewer's. [mayor]: Hello there, Cody. - Brewer's. [mayor]: Hello there, Cody.
958 01:00:56,130 01:00:58,698 How are you today? - I've been better. How are you today? - I've been better.
959 01:00:58,742 01:01:00,700 Great, great. Great, great.
960 01:01:00,744 01:01:03,747 Well, I'm just callin' to see whether you're ready Well, I'm just callin' to see whether you're ready
961 01:01:03,790 01:01:06,837 to go into business together with this Moss World. to go into business together with this Moss World.
962 01:01:06,880 01:01:10,318 - Not today, Mayor. Look, look, I-I gotta go. Okay? - Not today, Mayor. Look, look, I-I gotta go. Okay?
963 01:01:10,362 01:01:12,538 [sighing] [sighing]
964 01:01:12,581 01:01:14,583 [phone ringing] [phone ringing]
965 01:01:20,894 01:01:22,548 Brewer's. Brewer's.
966 01:01:22,591 01:01:24,985 - Hello, Mr. Brewer. It's Darryl Stern from Trimorez. - Hello, Mr. Brewer. It's Darryl Stern from Trimorez.
967 01:01:25,029 01:01:28,119 So are you ready to become a very wealthy man? So are you ready to become a very wealthy man?
968 01:01:28,162 01:01:29,903 - Well, not today, sir. - Y-you know, - Well, not today, sir. - Y-you know,
969 01:01:29,947 01:01:32,732 this money's burning a hole in the pocket of my lab coat, this money's burning a hole in the pocket of my lab coat,
970 01:01:32,776 01:01:35,126 so whenever you think you're ready to make a deal-- so whenever you think you're ready to make a deal--
971 01:01:35,169 01:01:37,606 - I'll let you know. - Okay, then. - I'll let you know. - Okay, then.
972 01:01:40,784 01:01:42,742 [phone ringing] - Ah, c... [phone ringing] - Ah, c...
973 01:01:44,788 01:01:46,354 Brewer's! Brewer's!
974 01:01:46,398 01:01:48,574 - Cody. Morty Thorpe. - Cody. Morty Thorpe.
975 01:01:48,617 01:01:51,751 I still can't get the little fella to salute. I still can't get the little fella to salute.
976 01:01:51,795 01:01:54,145 - No, Morty, not today, not tomorrow, - No, Morty, not today, not tomorrow,
977 01:01:54,188 01:01:57,409 not next week, not next year, not ever! not next week, not next year, not ever!
978 01:02:18,647 01:02:19,997 Jake? Jake?
979 01:02:30,529 01:02:32,444 [eerie music] [eerie music]
980 01:02:47,459 01:02:49,243 [soft music] [soft music]
981 01:03:02,256 01:03:03,910 [birdsong] [birdsong]
982 01:03:06,478 01:03:08,349 [Cody sighing] [Cody sighing]
983 01:03:14,573 01:03:17,750 - Huh. I told you somethin' bad would happen. - Huh. I told you somethin' bad would happen.
984 01:03:17,794 01:03:19,273 - Jakey. - Jakey.
985 01:03:24,061 01:03:28,021 I gotta go to work. You should call the sheriff. I gotta go to work. You should call the sheriff.
986 01:03:28,065 01:03:30,371 - Martha, can I ask you a question? - Martha, can I ask you a question?
987 01:03:32,069 01:03:33,722 - What's that? - What's that?
988 01:03:36,290 01:03:39,859 - If I had taken... that money for the moss... - If I had taken... that money for the moss...
989 01:03:40,904 01:03:43,341 ...would that have made you happy? ...would that have made you happy?
990 01:03:43,384 01:03:47,519 - Cody, when we got married, I never expected to be rich. - Cody, when we got married, I never expected to be rich.
991 01:03:48,912 01:03:51,523 I expected to be loved, that's it. I expected to be loved, that's it.
992 01:03:54,091 01:03:56,876 Sure, there were a couple of dresses down at Brock's Sure, there were a couple of dresses down at Brock's
993 01:03:56,920 01:03:58,922 that were real pretty. that were real pretty.
994 01:04:00,532 01:04:04,014 And some pearl earrings I seen in the consignment store And some pearl earrings I seen in the consignment store
995 01:04:04,057 01:04:06,538 that I would've liked to have bought. that I would've liked to have bought.
996 01:04:09,323 01:04:13,066 Since the only person I cared about impressin' was you, Since the only person I cared about impressin' was you,
997 01:04:13,110 01:04:16,113 I didn't think much about them things. I didn't think much about them things.
998 01:04:17,679 01:04:19,899 Especially since I never thought Especially since I never thought
999 01:04:19,943 01:04:22,902 I needed anything else other than myself... I needed anything else other than myself...
1000 01:04:24,773 01:04:26,863 ...to get your attention. ...to get your attention.
1001 01:04:29,300 01:04:32,085 Not until recently, anyway. Not until recently, anyway.
1002 01:04:34,958 01:04:36,916 - You should've bought them earrings. - You should've bought them earrings.
1003 01:04:38,831 01:04:40,877 You deserve somethin' nice like that. You deserve somethin' nice like that.
1004 01:04:42,139 01:04:44,793 I don't need no earrings, Cody. I don't need no earrings, Cody.
1005 01:04:53,150 01:04:54,934 [sighing] [sighing]
1006 01:04:57,023 01:04:59,417 [recording]: Comment vous appelez-vous? [recording]: Comment vous appelez-vous?
1007 01:04:59,460 01:05:01,419 What is your name? What is your name?
1008 01:05:01,462 01:05:05,379 - Comment vous appelez-vous? What is your name? - Comment vous appelez-vous? What is your name?
1009 01:05:06,467 01:05:07,947 - Je ne comprends pas. - Je ne comprends pas.
1010 01:05:07,991 01:05:10,341 I do not understand. I do not understand.
1011 01:05:10,384 01:05:13,126 - Uh... je ne comprende pas. - Uh... je ne comprende pas.
1012 01:05:13,170 01:05:17,565 [woman]: Car 3, come in, car 3. Are you there, Sheriff? [woman]: Car 3, come in, car 3. Are you there, Sheriff?
1013 01:05:17,609 01:05:20,090 - Yeah, I'm here. - We have a 459. - Yeah, I'm here. - We have a 459.
1014 01:05:20,133 01:05:21,961 Someone stole Cody Brewer's moss. Someone stole Cody Brewer's moss.
1015 01:05:22,005 01:05:24,964 - Je dois aller à la salle de bain. - Je dois aller à la salle de bain.
1016 01:05:25,008 01:05:28,315 I have to go to the bathroom. [woman]: Pardon? I have to go to the bathroom. [woman]: Pardon?
1017 01:05:28,359 01:05:31,057 Come in, car 3. Is that you, Sheriff? Come in, car 3. Is that you, Sheriff?
1018 01:05:31,101 01:05:35,627 - I have to go to the bathroom. - Uh, nothin'. Uh, I'm on it. - I have to go to the bathroom. - Uh, nothin'. Uh, I'm on it.
1019 01:05:39,022 01:05:40,980 [siren wailing] [siren wailing]
1020 01:05:41,024 01:05:42,851 [music] [music]
1021 01:05:51,251 01:05:52,992 [drilling] [drilling]
1022 01:06:00,260 01:06:02,610 [power running down] [power running down]
1023 01:06:02,654 01:06:04,438 [clicking] [clicking]
1024 01:06:07,441 01:06:09,095 [sighing] [sighing]
1025 01:06:12,446 01:06:14,100 - Argh. - Argh.
1026 01:06:15,884 01:06:17,451 [clicking] [clicking]
1027 01:06:18,452 01:06:20,193 [sighing] [sighing]
1028 01:06:20,237 01:06:22,891 Bastards. Cut us off. Bastards. Cut us off.
1029 01:06:26,243 01:06:28,636 - Hey there, Cody. I rushed right over. - Hey there, Cody. I rushed right over.
1030 01:06:28,680 01:06:30,203 - Not today! - Not today!
1031 01:06:30,247 01:06:32,640 - I figure if I'm gonna find your moss, - I figure if I'm gonna find your moss,
1032 01:06:32,684 01:06:34,642 today'd be a good day to start. today'd be a good day to start.
1033 01:06:34,686 01:06:36,079 - Oh. - Oh.
1034 01:06:36,122 01:06:38,690 Sorry, Ned, I'm all wound up. Sorry, Ned, I'm all wound up.
1035 01:06:39,691 01:06:41,649 - So, uh, you have any idea - So, uh, you have any idea
1036 01:06:41,693 01:06:44,043 who might want to steal said moss? who might want to steal said moss?
1037 01:06:44,087 01:06:46,263 - Yeah! Everyone. - Yeah! Everyone.
1038 01:06:47,307 01:06:50,615 - Well, in a case like this, time is of the essence. - Well, in a case like this, time is of the essence.
1039 01:06:50,658 01:06:54,053 Of course, I never really had a case like this before. Of course, I never really had a case like this before.
1040 01:06:54,097 01:06:56,838 With a bike or some lobster pots, With a bike or some lobster pots,
1041 01:06:56,882 01:07:00,494 it's, uh, it's usually good to find 'em quickly. it's, uh, it's usually good to find 'em quickly.
1042 01:07:01,495 01:07:03,149 - Great. - Great.
1043 01:07:04,150 01:07:06,065 - You okay, Cody? - You okay, Cody?
1044 01:07:06,109 01:07:07,936 - Uh, I'm... - Uh, I'm...
1045 01:07:09,112 01:07:11,462 Uh, I... Uh, I...
1046 01:07:11,505 01:07:15,422 I thought if I could hold on to that damn moss I thought if I could hold on to that damn moss
1047 01:07:15,466 01:07:18,730 for somethin' really special... I could make a difference. for somethin' really special... I could make a difference.
1048 01:07:19,774 01:07:22,516 I was wrong. I was wrong about everything. I was wrong. I was wrong about everything.
1049 01:07:24,953 01:07:27,956 - Well... let me tell you a little story. - Well... let me tell you a little story.
1050 01:07:29,001 01:07:32,135 There was once a wise old man who lived There was once a wise old man who lived
1051 01:07:32,178 01:07:34,702 atop the highest mountain in his land, atop the highest mountain in his land,
1052 01:07:34,746 01:07:39,707 and the people from the village,they would trek up the mountain, and the people from the village,they would trek up the mountain,
1053 01:07:39,751 01:07:42,232 and seek his counsel and guidance. and seek his counsel and guidance.
1054 01:07:42,275 01:07:44,756 Anyway, there was this fella name of Ram Chandra, Anyway, there was this fella name of Ram Chandra,
1055 01:07:44,799 01:07:48,107 he climbed up the mountain, and when he got to the top, he climbed up the mountain, and when he got to the top,
1056 01:07:48,151 01:07:51,719 tired and hungry, the wise man asked him: tired and hungry, the wise man asked him:
1057 01:07:51,763 01:07:54,505 "How can I help you, my son?" "How can I help you, my son?"
1058 01:07:54,548 01:07:57,856 And Ram Chandra said that he had made a series And Ram Chandra said that he had made a series
1059 01:07:57,899 01:08:00,554 of unwise business investments that left him broke. of unwise business investments that left him broke.
1060 01:08:00,598 01:08:04,950 And he added that his children didn't respect him anymore. And he added that his children didn't respect him anymore.
1061 01:08:04,993 01:08:08,040 And it was only now that he reached old age And it was only now that he reached old age
1062 01:08:08,084 01:08:11,739 that he realized he had missed the best years of his life that he realized he had missed the best years of his life
1063 01:08:11,783 01:08:13,741 working late into the nights. working late into the nights.
1064 01:08:13,785 01:08:16,962 Then Ram Chandra asked the wise old man: Then Ram Chandra asked the wise old man:
1065 01:08:17,005 01:08:20,008 "How can I solve my problems?" "How can I solve my problems?"
1066 01:08:21,053 01:08:24,317 The wise man, he paused for a long moment, The wise man, he paused for a long moment,
1067 01:08:24,361 01:08:26,319 then he said, then he said,
1068 01:08:26,363 01:08:30,280 "Everyone is born with 99 problems, "Everyone is born with 99 problems,
1069 01:08:30,323 01:08:34,197 and that man I see sittin' before me has 100. and that man I see sittin' before me has 100.
1070 01:08:34,240 01:08:37,809 Ram Chandra said that he didn't understand. Ram Chandra said that he didn't understand.
1071 01:08:38,810 01:08:41,160 And the wise man told him: And the wise man told him:
1072 01:08:41,204 01:08:43,336 "Your extra problem "Your extra problem
1073 01:08:43,380 01:08:48,385 is that you think you can live with no problems." is that you think you can live with no problems."
1074 01:08:56,044 01:08:59,613 - Ned... what the hell does that mean? - Ned... what the hell does that mean?
1075 01:09:02,834 01:09:06,011 - It means that life is filled with, uh, - It means that life is filled with, uh,
1076 01:09:06,054 01:09:09,014 a certain amount of sufferin' and hardship, a certain amount of sufferin' and hardship,
1077 01:09:09,057 01:09:11,190 and that findin' your moss and that findin' your moss
1078 01:09:11,234 01:09:15,847 ain't necessarily the same thing as findin' happiness. ain't necessarily the same thing as findin' happiness.
1079 01:09:23,637 01:09:26,031 - Before we get started today, - Before we get started today,
1080 01:09:26,074 01:09:28,207 I have some bad news. I have some bad news.
1081 01:09:29,643 01:09:32,820 There's no easy way to say this, There's no easy way to say this,
1082 01:09:32,864 01:09:34,779 so I'm just gonna say it. so I'm just gonna say it.
1083 01:09:35,736 01:09:38,522 Timmy Brock has been diagnosed Timmy Brock has been diagnosed
1084 01:09:38,565 01:09:40,828 with stomach cancer. with stomach cancer.
1085 01:09:45,877 01:09:49,402 I'm gonna postpone our lesson on polynomial identities I'm gonna postpone our lesson on polynomial identities
1086 01:09:49,446 01:09:52,623 long enough to pass around this card long enough to pass around this card
1087 01:09:52,666 01:09:55,147 for everyone to sign. for everyone to sign.
1088 01:09:55,191 01:09:58,106 I'm gonna start it with Shelly. I'm gonna start it with Shelly.
1089 01:09:59,151 01:10:02,894 It says, "The best thing about bad times It says, "The best thing about bad times
1090 01:10:02,937 01:10:07,246 is discovering how many good friends you have." is discovering how many good friends you have."
1091 01:10:09,640 01:10:12,164 I don't think truer words... I don't think truer words...
1092 01:10:12,208 01:10:14,210 have ever been said. have ever been said.
1093 01:10:35,753 01:10:37,494 [beeping] [beeping]
1094 01:10:42,716 01:10:46,111 - Now, Mrs. Brock, keep in mind that with a disease like this, - Now, Mrs. Brock, keep in mind that with a disease like this,
1095 01:10:46,154 01:10:47,678 things do change. things do change.
1096 01:10:47,721 01:10:50,855 Unfortunately, right now, the prognosis is not good. Unfortunately, right now, the prognosis is not good.
1097 01:10:50,898 01:10:52,900 We've given him something for the pain We've given him something for the pain
1098 01:10:52,944 01:10:54,946 and something that will help him sleep. and something that will help him sleep.
1099 01:10:54,989 01:10:56,687 But the primary tumour has metastasized But the primary tumour has metastasized
1100 01:10:56,730 01:10:59,298 and is now involving the liver and the lungs. and is now involving the liver and the lungs.
1101 01:10:59,342 01:11:00,778 - Metastasized? What does that mean? - Metastasized? What does that mean?
1102 01:11:00,821 01:11:02,606 I don't understand what that means. I don't understand what that means.
1103 01:11:02,649 01:11:04,564 - It simply means that the cancer is spreading. - It simply means that the cancer is spreading.
1104 01:11:04,608 01:11:06,262 - Is he gonna die, Doctor? - Is he gonna die, Doctor?
1105 01:11:06,305 01:11:08,264 - I really can't answer that, ma'am. - I really can't answer that, ma'am.
1106 01:11:08,307 01:11:10,744 We're doing the best we can. We're doing the best we can.
1107 01:11:10,788 01:11:13,486 - What we need is some of that miracle moss - What we need is some of that miracle moss
1108 01:11:13,530 01:11:15,314 Cody Brewer found. Cody Brewer found.
1109 01:11:15,358 01:11:16,924 - Livin' out at Prospect, - Livin' out at Prospect,
1110 01:11:16,968 01:11:19,318 there are two things I've learned to never trust: there are two things I've learned to never trust:
1111 01:11:19,362 01:11:21,146 the weather in November the weather in November
1112 01:11:21,189 01:11:23,322 and whatever comes out of a lobsterman's mouth. and whatever comes out of a lobsterman's mouth.
1113 01:11:23,366 01:11:25,585 Timmy doesn't need some fantasy moss. Timmy doesn't need some fantasy moss.
1114 01:11:25,629 01:11:28,588 He needs the best medicine money can buy, He needs the best medicine money can buy,
1115 01:11:28,632 01:11:31,330 and we will pay whatever it costs. and we will pay whatever it costs.
1116 01:11:31,374 01:11:34,072 [indistinct PA announcement] [indistinct PA announcement]
1117 01:11:34,115 01:11:35,943 - That's some news about Timmy, huh? - That's some news about Timmy, huh?
1118 01:11:35,987 01:11:37,510 - Yeah. - Yeah.
1119 01:11:37,554 01:11:39,947 - You should've written somethin' in the card. - You should've written somethin' in the card.
1120 01:11:39,991 01:11:42,167 - What was I supposed to say? - What was I supposed to say?
1121 01:11:42,210 01:11:44,952 Get well soon? Hope ya feel better? Get well soon? Hope ya feel better?
1122 01:11:44,996 01:11:47,738 Can't wait to see ya? Can't wait to see ya?
1123 01:11:47,781 01:11:49,957 - He could die, Jake. - He could die, Jake.
1124 01:11:50,001 01:11:52,003 You get that, right? You get that, right?
1125 01:11:53,396 01:11:55,746 - Yeah. What I'd say? - Yeah. What I'd say?
1126 01:11:55,789 01:11:57,530 So long. So long.
1127 01:11:57,574 01:11:59,358 - You know, Jake, - You know, Jake,
1128 01:11:59,402 01:12:01,926 one day you'll lose someone you care about, one day you'll lose someone you care about,
1129 01:12:01,969 01:12:03,536 and then you'll feel differently. and then you'll feel differently.
1130 01:12:03,580 01:12:06,670 - I still won't give a crap about Timmy Brock. - I still won't give a crap about Timmy Brock.
1131 01:12:06,713 01:12:10,238 - You know, Jake, sometimes you can be a real loser. - You know, Jake, sometimes you can be a real loser.
1132 01:12:16,506 01:12:18,377 [motor stalling] [motor stalling]
1133 01:12:18,421 01:12:20,248 - Oh, come on. - Oh, come on.
1134 01:12:21,598 01:12:23,251 Come on. Come on.
1135 01:12:24,427 01:12:26,037 Come on! Come on!
1136 01:12:28,256 01:12:30,258 Oh, goddamn!! Oh, goddamn!!
1137 01:12:34,045 01:12:36,003 [sighing] [sighing]
1138 01:12:36,047 01:12:41,269 Not the hoses, not the seals, not the flywheel! Not the hoses, not the seals, not the flywheel!
1139 01:12:43,620 01:12:46,274 Not the plugs, not the impeller! Not the plugs, not the impeller!
1140 01:12:50,061 01:12:51,628 [sniffling] [sniffling]
1141 01:13:12,649 01:13:14,302 Yeah! Yeah!
1142 01:13:16,087 01:13:18,045 Let's pull some pots. Let's pull some pots.
1143 01:13:18,089 01:13:19,960 [Irish music] [Irish music]
1144 01:13:21,484 01:13:23,834 - Sheriff. - Dale. - Sheriff. - Dale.
1145 01:13:23,877 01:13:26,271 - What brings you by here? - What brings you by here?
1146 01:13:26,314 01:13:29,274 - Oh, just onan investigative trail of sorts. - Oh, just onan investigative trail of sorts.
1147 01:13:29,317 01:13:32,625 - Uh-huh. And that led you to my work shed? - Uh-huh. And that led you to my work shed?
1148 01:13:32,669 01:13:35,672 - Well, I haven't found a trail per se... yet. - Well, I haven't found a trail per se... yet.
1149 01:13:35,715 01:13:39,110 You'll be the first one to know if I do. You'll be the first one to know if I do.
1150 01:13:40,111 01:13:41,547 - Uh-huh. - Uh-huh.
1151 01:13:43,201 01:13:46,117 In the meantime, would you mind movin' that booty over there In the meantime, would you mind movin' that booty over there
1152 01:13:46,160 01:13:48,380 so I can stack these here pots? so I can stack these here pots?
1153 01:13:48,424 01:13:50,687 - Uh... sure. - Uh... sure.
1154 01:13:54,908 01:13:56,867 - Ah!! - What's the matter, Dale? - Ah!! - What's the matter, Dale?
1155 01:13:56,910 01:13:59,870 [hissing] - Ah... it's my shin splintses. [hissing] - Ah... it's my shin splintses.
1156 01:13:59,913 01:14:01,480 Oh... Oh...
1157 01:14:01,524 01:14:04,483 - Oh, you still got 'em? - Of course I still got 'em! - Oh, you still got 'em? - Of course I still got 'em!
1158 01:14:04,527 01:14:06,877 [groaning] - That's... that's interestin'. [groaning] - That's... that's interestin'.
1159 01:14:06,920 01:14:08,705 - Ah...! - Ah...!
1160 01:14:09,749 01:14:12,404 - You should look after that. - Ah... - You should look after that. - Ah...
1161 01:14:13,710 01:14:15,712 - Gene, Stanley. - Gene, Stanley.
1162 01:14:17,148 01:14:20,107 - Hey there, Sheriff. - What brings you by? - Hey there, Sheriff. - What brings you by?
1163 01:14:20,151 01:14:23,850 - Oh, I just thought you boys might help me finish this, uh, - Oh, I just thought you boys might help me finish this, uh,
1164 01:14:23,894 01:14:25,504 baker's dozen. baker's dozen.
1165 01:14:25,548 01:14:28,333 - Wouldn't say no to that invitation. - Wouldn't say no to that invitation.
1166 01:14:28,376 01:14:31,379 - So, uh, you boys give up on your weight loss? - So, uh, you boys give up on your weight loss?
1167 01:14:34,382 01:14:36,384 - No. - Really? - No. - Really?
1168 01:14:37,473 01:14:40,084 - Although we were thinkin' of askin' our mother - Although we were thinkin' of askin' our mother
1169 01:14:40,127 01:14:42,521 for one of those stationary exercise bikes... for one of those stationary exercise bikes...
1170 01:14:42,565 01:14:44,741 for our birthday. - Oh, yeah. for our birthday. - Oh, yeah.
1171 01:14:45,742 01:14:47,439 Well, you enjoy. Well, you enjoy.
1172 01:14:47,483 01:14:49,006 - Sheriff. - Sheriff.
1173 01:14:50,921 01:14:52,749 [music] [music]
1174 01:14:57,754 01:14:59,756 - Hello, Sheriff. What can I help you with? - Hello, Sheriff. What can I help you with?
1175 01:14:59,799 01:15:02,367 - I was just wonderin' if you ever got a sample - I was just wonderin' if you ever got a sample
1176 01:15:02,410 01:15:04,064 of that moss you was after. of that moss you was after.
1177 01:15:04,108 01:15:06,371 - No, I haven't. Uh, is there, - No, I haven't. Uh, is there,
1178 01:15:06,414 01:15:09,069 uh, somethin' you know that I don't? uh, somethin' you know that I don't?
1179 01:15:09,113 01:15:11,419 - Not sure. - Not sure.
1180 01:15:12,420 01:15:14,597 You speak French. Mr. Stern? You speak French. Mr. Stern?
1181 01:15:14,640 01:15:16,599 - Un petit peu. - Un petit peu.
1182 01:15:17,817 01:15:21,560 - Well, I guess you don't, then.Bye, Mr. Stern. - Well, I guess you don't, then.Bye, Mr. Stern.
1183 01:15:24,607 01:15:28,001 Hey, young fella, another one of these sweet babies! Hey, young fella, another one of these sweet babies!
1184 01:15:32,005 01:15:33,790 [soft music] [soft music]
1185 01:15:58,858 01:16:00,599 [bell dinging] [bell dinging]
1186 01:16:03,733 01:16:05,604 [soft music] [soft music]
1187 01:16:17,877 01:16:20,750 [car door closing] [engine starting] [car door closing] [engine starting]
1188 01:16:36,548 01:16:38,289 [soft music] [soft music]
1189 01:16:41,640 01:16:43,468 [cutlery tinkling] [Martha laughing] [cutlery tinkling] [Martha laughing]
1190 01:16:43,511 01:16:45,035 - Oh, my. - Oh, my.
1191 01:16:45,078 01:16:47,472 - What this place is missing is hats. - What this place is missing is hats.
1192 01:16:47,515 01:16:49,866 [laughing] [laughing]
1193 01:16:49,909 01:16:52,259 - That's so silly. - That's so silly.
1194 01:16:52,303 01:16:54,653 [indistinct chatter] Well, it looks good on you. [indistinct chatter] Well, it looks good on you.
1195 01:17:02,792 01:17:04,663 [music] [music]
1196 01:17:10,321 01:17:11,975 [Irish music] [Irish music]
1197 01:17:13,324 01:17:15,108 - Howdy, Sheriff. - Howdy, Sheriff.
1198 01:17:18,068 01:17:19,852 [music] [music]
1199 01:17:24,727 01:17:26,293 - Aha. - Aha.
1200 01:17:31,298 01:17:33,126 [birdsong] [birdsong]
1201 01:17:34,911 01:17:36,695 [music] [music]
1202 01:17:40,743 01:17:42,353 [music fading] [music fading]
1203 01:17:52,929 01:17:55,322 - They turned off the power. - They turned off the power.
1204 01:17:55,366 01:17:56,715 - Yep. - Yep.
1205 01:18:07,160 01:18:12,383 I, uh, figured... it oughta beenough to get it turned back on. I, uh, figured... it oughta beenough to get it turned back on.
1206 01:18:16,169 01:18:18,737 - Where'd you get all the money? - Where'd you get all the money?
1207 01:18:20,173 01:18:23,611 - Oh, fixed the engine, pulled my pots. - Oh, fixed the engine, pulled my pots.
1208 01:18:29,400 01:18:31,402 Jake's in his room. Jake's in his room.
1209 01:18:32,969 01:18:35,754 Ain't said two words to me all day. Ain't said two words to me all day.
1210 01:18:44,807 01:18:49,202 Martha... you know I ain't no good with words. Martha... you know I ain't no good with words.
1211 01:18:50,421 01:18:51,988 But I... But I...
1212 01:18:53,206 01:18:55,774 ...I hope this comes out right,'cause... ...I hope this comes out right,'cause...
1213 01:18:57,645 01:19:00,170 ...I figure things bein' as they are, ...I figure things bein' as they are,
1214 01:19:00,213 01:19:02,650 I'd only get one chance. I'd only get one chance.
1215 01:19:06,002 01:19:08,439 Now, I-I-I realize... Now, I-I-I realize...
1216 01:19:10,006 01:19:14,010 ...I ain't everything you ever wanted in a husband. ...I ain't everything you ever wanted in a husband.
1217 01:19:15,011 01:19:18,057 I don't drive a fancy car, I don't drive a fancy car,
1218 01:19:18,101 01:19:20,668 work in big office buildin'. work in big office buildin'.
1219 01:19:22,670 01:19:25,238 And I ain't so good with my feelings. And I ain't so good with my feelings.
1220 01:19:26,674 01:19:28,328 Sharin' 'em and all. Sharin' 'em and all.
1221 01:19:30,026 01:19:33,594 I don't tell you how... how beautiful you look I don't tell you how... how beautiful you look
1222 01:19:33,638 01:19:36,423 when you're sleepin' next to me or... when you're sleepin' next to me or...
1223 01:19:36,467 01:19:39,818 how I still get that... how I still get that...
1224 01:19:39,862 01:19:41,820 little feelin'... there... little feelin'... there...
1225 01:19:43,256 01:19:45,868 ...every time I think about ya. ...every time I think about ya.
1226 01:19:46,869 01:19:49,262 I don't tell ya none of that. I don't tell ya none of that.
1227 01:19:52,875 01:19:54,659 But, Martha, you... But, Martha, you...
1228 01:19:54,702 01:19:58,271 you are what matters most to me in the whole world. you are what matters most to me in the whole world.
1229 01:20:00,056 01:20:03,624 That's why when I'm out there pullin' pots... That's why when I'm out there pullin' pots...
1230 01:20:03,668 01:20:06,845 I'm not wishin' I was someone else, I'm not wishin' I was someone else,
1231 01:20:06,889 01:20:09,282 some doctor or lawyer. some doctor or lawyer.
1232 01:20:13,896 01:20:15,854 'Cause, you see... 'Cause, you see...
1233 01:20:15,898 01:20:19,075 I already got everything I ever dreamed of. I already got everything I ever dreamed of.
1234 01:20:22,513 01:20:25,081 I don't want nobody else's life,Martha, I don't want nobody else's life,Martha,
1235 01:20:25,124 01:20:28,867 because it can never compare with the one I got. because it can never compare with the one I got.
1236 01:20:34,090 01:20:36,744 Just know that I love you, Martha. Just know that I love you, Martha.
1237 01:20:38,746 01:20:41,619 Know that I love ya more than... Know that I love ya more than...
1238 01:20:41,662 01:20:43,316 anyone else ever will. anyone else ever will.
1239 01:20:44,317 01:20:47,103 More than anyone else ever can. More than anyone else ever can.
1240 01:20:52,543 01:20:54,327 - Thank you, Cody. - Thank you, Cody.
1241 01:20:55,328 01:20:57,504 Thank you. Thank you.
1242 01:20:57,548 01:20:59,898 What changed the tide? What changed the tide?
1243 01:21:09,125 01:21:12,345 [Martha sniffling and laughing] [Martha sniffling and laughing]
1244 01:21:12,389 01:21:14,782 [sniffling] [kissing] [sniffling] [kissing]
1245 01:21:18,134 01:21:21,267 - And so it is with a heavy heart... - And so it is with a heavy heart...
1246 01:21:21,311 01:21:23,313 that we lower Walter Hogshead, that we lower Walter Hogshead,
1247 01:21:23,356 01:21:25,532 a man of the sea, a man of the sea,
1248 01:21:25,576 01:21:28,057 to his final resting place... to his final resting place...
1249 01:21:28,100 01:21:29,928 in the earth. in the earth.
1250 01:21:29,972 01:21:31,756 Let us pray. Let us pray.
1251 01:21:31,799 01:21:33,801 Our heavenly Father... Our heavenly Father...
1252 01:21:35,020 01:21:38,110 ...grant that we may fish until our dying days. ...grant that we may fish until our dying days.
1253 01:21:38,154 01:21:42,114 And when you come for the final pullin' of the pots, And when you come for the final pullin' of the pots,
1254 01:21:42,158 01:21:45,944 may we be judged in your infinite mercy may we be judged in your infinite mercy
1255 01:21:45,988 01:21:48,164 as big enough to keep. as big enough to keep.
1256 01:21:49,382 01:21:51,645 Amen. [all]: Amen. Amen. [all]: Amen.
1257 01:22:07,444 01:22:09,968 - Uh, hey there, Brewers. - Uh, hey there, Brewers.
1258 01:22:11,013 01:22:13,580 It was a... lovely service. It was a... lovely service.
1259 01:22:13,624 01:22:15,582 - Yeah, it was nice. - Yeah, it was nice.
1260 01:22:15,626 01:22:17,323 - Uh, Cody, - Uh, Cody,
1261 01:22:17,367 01:22:21,327 maybe you'd be interested in, uh, takin' a ride with me. maybe you'd be interested in, uh, takin' a ride with me.
1262 01:22:23,025 01:22:26,506 I think I know where we can find your moss. I think I know where we can find your moss.
1263 01:22:27,420 01:22:29,814 - Really? - Really?
1264 01:22:29,857 01:22:32,991 Alright, uh, I'll see ya back at the house. Alright, uh, I'll see ya back at the house.
1265 01:22:33,035 01:22:34,645 Hmm? Hmm?
1266 01:22:38,214 01:22:40,999 - So why's the sheriff so fired up? - So why's the sheriff so fired up?
1267 01:22:47,266 01:22:49,268 - You sure it's him? - You sure it's him?
1268 01:22:49,312 01:22:53,011 - Well, he's the only one on the list that didn't check out. - Well, he's the only one on the list that didn't check out.
1269 01:22:53,055 01:22:55,492 - God, I hope there's some left. - God, I hope there's some left.
1270 01:22:55,535 01:22:57,015 - After all you've been through, - After all you've been through,
1271 01:22:57,059 01:22:59,104 I'm surprised you want that moss back. I'm surprised you want that moss back.
1272 01:22:59,148 01:23:02,020 - Spent a lot of time thinkin' about just that. - Spent a lot of time thinkin' about just that.
1273 01:23:02,064 01:23:05,981 I really wanted to do what was best with that silly moss. I really wanted to do what was best with that silly moss.
1274 01:23:06,024 01:23:08,635 In the end, all I've done is ignore In the end, all I've done is ignore
1275 01:23:08,679 01:23:10,072 what was truly important. what was truly important.
1276 01:23:10,115 01:23:11,899 - Well, that's... that's an easy mistake. - Well, that's... that's an easy mistake.
1277 01:23:11,943 01:23:14,554 - Of all the hundreds of people in the world, - Of all the hundreds of people in the world,
1278 01:23:14,598 01:23:17,905 why did I have to be the one who found it? why did I have to be the one who found it?
1279 01:23:17,949 01:23:20,691 - Well, maybe you didn't. - Well, maybe you didn't.
1280 01:23:23,085 01:23:25,304 Maybe it found you. Maybe it found you.
1281 01:23:31,702 01:23:33,486 [music] [music]
1282 01:23:46,282 01:23:48,371 [laughter and exclamations] [laughter and exclamations]
1283 01:23:53,289 01:23:56,379 [woman and man exclaiming] [woman and man exclaiming]
1284 01:23:56,422 01:23:58,468 [both crying out] [both crying out]
1285 01:23:58,511 01:24:00,122 [man screaming] - Whoo! [man screaming] - Whoo!
1286 01:24:00,165 01:24:04,082 - You're gonna stay here, Cody. Could get messy. - You're gonna stay here, Cody. Could get messy.
1287 01:24:06,780 01:24:08,565 [exclamations] [exclamations]
1288 01:24:08,608 01:24:11,698 [bedsprings squeaking] [man crying out] [bedsprings squeaking] [man crying out]
1289 01:24:15,746 01:24:17,922 - Hallelujah!!! - Hallelujah!!!
1290 01:24:17,965 01:24:20,098 I am reborn! I am reborn!
1291 01:24:20,142 01:24:24,668 Could there be a more rewardin' miracle? Could there be a more rewardin' miracle?
1292 01:24:24,711 01:24:27,714 - Yeah, a miracle that's gonna keep you from this arrest. - Yeah, a miracle that's gonna keep you from this arrest.
1293 01:24:27,758 01:24:29,977 - Come on, Sheriff, you're not gonna arrest me - Come on, Sheriff, you're not gonna arrest me
1294 01:24:30,021 01:24:32,197 for tryin' to reconsummate my marriage, are ya? for tryin' to reconsummate my marriage, are ya?
1295 01:24:32,241 01:24:34,939 - I guess that'll work as a confession. - I guess that'll work as a confession.
1296 01:24:34,982 01:24:36,854 - Sorry, Cody. - Sorry, Cody.
1297 01:24:36,897 01:24:41,337 But the little tinker had been outta commission for 45 years. But the little tinker had been outta commission for 45 years.
1298 01:24:41,380 01:24:44,122 Ya hear that, Thelma?! Had been! Ya hear that, Thelma?! Had been!
1299 01:24:44,166 01:24:45,863 [laughing] [laughing]
1300 01:24:45,906 01:24:47,821 - Morty, how could ya? - Morty, how could ya?
1301 01:24:47,865 01:24:50,781 - It isn't as if I took it all, Cody. Heck, - It isn't as if I took it all, Cody. Heck,
1302 01:24:50,824 01:24:54,089 most of it's still up there right on your television set. most of it's still up there right on your television set.
1303 01:24:56,395 01:24:59,964 - Alright, Morty, keep on goin'.- Yeah, I'll keep on goin'! - Alright, Morty, keep on goin'.- Yeah, I'll keep on goin'!
1304 01:25:00,007 01:25:03,359 You can take my word for it! [laughing and whooping] You can take my word for it! [laughing and whooping]
1305 01:25:04,360 01:25:05,970 Bye, honey. Bye, honey.
1306 01:25:06,013 01:25:08,973 - Car. - Don't forget visitin' day! - Car. - Don't forget visitin' day!
1307 01:25:15,806 01:25:18,635 Just, uh, one more question, Mrs. Thorpe. Just, uh, one more question, Mrs. Thorpe.
1308 01:25:18,678 01:25:21,290 Uh, since Morty here won't tell us Uh, since Morty here won't tell us
1309 01:25:21,333 01:25:24,423 where he stashed the moss, perhaps you will. where he stashed the moss, perhaps you will.
1310 01:25:24,467 01:25:26,860 - Morty's telling the truth, Sheriff. - Morty's telling the truth, Sheriff.
1311 01:25:26,904 01:25:29,776 There wasn't no jar of moss. There wasn't no jar of moss.
1312 01:25:29,820 01:25:32,301 He brought that stuff home in a shot glass. He brought that stuff home in a shot glass.
1313 01:25:32,344 01:25:35,173 See, he only needed a small amount of the stuff. See, he only needed a small amount of the stuff.
1314 01:25:35,217 01:25:38,002 Let's just sayit wasn't that big of a miracle, Let's just sayit wasn't that big of a miracle,
1315 01:25:38,045 01:25:39,743 if you know what I mean. if you know what I mean.
1316 01:25:40,700 01:25:42,702 - Yes, thank you, Mrs. Thorpe. - Yes, thank you, Mrs. Thorpe.
1317 01:25:46,402 01:25:50,841 Well, looks like we got here is a second perpetrator. Well, looks like we got here is a second perpetrator.
1318 01:25:51,624 01:25:53,235 - A what? - A what?
1319 01:25:53,278 01:25:56,934 - Thing is, I checked out almost everybody in town - Thing is, I checked out almost everybody in town
1320 01:25:56,977 01:25:59,023 and... they all seem clean. and... they all seem clean.
1321 01:25:59,066 01:26:01,025 - You sure? - You sure?
1322 01:26:01,068 01:26:02,983 - In my line of business, Cody, - In my line of business, Cody,
1323 01:26:03,027 01:26:05,029 you learn to trust your instincts. you learn to trust your instincts.
1324 01:26:05,072 01:26:09,555 Now, the moss that Morty used to fix his little problem Now, the moss that Morty used to fix his little problem
1325 01:26:09,599 01:26:12,863 may be gone, but my gut tells me may be gone, but my gut tells me
1326 01:26:12,906 01:26:15,822 someone's holdin' a mayonnaise jar somewhere else. someone's holdin' a mayonnaise jar somewhere else.
1327 01:26:15,866 01:26:18,390 Now, if we find your jar... Now, if we find your jar...
1328 01:26:18,434 01:26:21,219 maybe we'll find one more miracle. maybe we'll find one more miracle.
1329 01:26:23,874 01:26:27,269 - Ned, you drop me at the point? - Ned, you drop me at the point?
1330 01:26:27,312 01:26:29,227 - Yeah, certainly. - Yeah, certainly.
1331 01:26:31,490 01:26:34,101 - Jake, you here?! - Jake, you here?!
1332 01:26:44,460 01:26:47,854 Martha, you seen Jake around? Martha, you seen Jake around?
1333 01:26:47,898 01:26:50,335 - No, not for a while. - No, not for a while.
1334 01:26:50,379 01:26:53,120 Said he had to go do somethin', but back in a bit. Said he had to go do somethin', but back in a bit.
1335 01:26:54,165 01:26:56,907 - He say where he was goin'? - No. - He say where he was goin'? - No.
1336 01:26:56,950 01:26:58,909 Why, Cody? What's wrong? Why, Cody? What's wrong?
1337 01:26:59,910 01:27:01,868 Did you get the moss back? Did you get the moss back?
1338 01:27:01,912 01:27:03,696 - Nah. Not yet. - Nah. Not yet.
1339 01:27:34,510 01:27:38,340 So... d'you get what you wanted? So... d'you get what you wanted?
1340 01:27:43,519 01:27:45,172 Why, Jake? Why, Jake?
1341 01:27:46,957 01:27:48,959 Why would you do this? Why would you do this?
1342 01:27:51,962 01:27:54,965 Can you tell me what you used it for? Can you tell me what you used it for?
1343 01:27:57,707 01:27:59,926 Well... Well...
1344 01:27:59,970 01:28:02,277 I sure hope it was worth it. I sure hope it was worth it.
1345 01:28:03,974 01:28:05,541 - Me, too. - Me, too.
1346 01:28:15,594 01:28:17,553 [birdsong] [birdsong]
1347 01:28:18,945 01:28:20,773 [soft music] [soft music]
1348 01:28:23,994 01:28:25,561 [sighing] [sighing]
1349 01:28:36,398 01:28:38,530 [dinging] [dinging]
1350 01:28:38,574 01:28:41,446 - Good mornin', Cody. - Hey, Hal. - Good mornin', Cody. - Hey, Hal.
1351 01:28:41,490 01:28:44,014 What brings you all the way out here? What brings you all the way out here?
1352 01:28:45,798 01:28:47,626 - Timmy's cancer's gone. - Timmy's cancer's gone.
1353 01:28:49,019 01:28:50,542 - It is? - It is?
1354 01:28:50,586 01:28:52,979 Ah, well, that's... Ah, well, that's...
1355 01:28:53,023 01:28:54,981 that's really great news. that's really great news.
1356 01:28:55,025 01:28:56,548 Great. Great.
1357 01:28:56,592 01:28:59,377 - Doctors are callin' it a miracle. - Doctors are callin' it a miracle.
1358 01:29:00,639 01:29:03,816 Said just before the symptoms disappeared... Said just before the symptoms disappeared...
1359 01:29:03,860 01:29:06,558 Timmy was havin' his dinner... Timmy was havin' his dinner...
1360 01:29:06,602 01:29:09,779 when he took a sip of chocolate milk and... when he took a sip of chocolate milk and...
1361 01:29:09,822 01:29:11,650 a bright white light appeared. a bright white light appeared.
1362 01:29:15,828 01:29:18,570 You wouldn't happen to know anythin' about that, You wouldn't happen to know anythin' about that,
1363 01:29:18,614 01:29:20,790 would you, Cody? would you, Cody?
1364 01:29:20,833 01:29:25,577 - No. Sorry, Hal, no, I don't know nothin' about it. - No. Sorry, Hal, no, I don't know nothin' about it.
1365 01:29:25,621 01:29:27,405 [chuckling] [chuckling]
1366 01:29:27,449 01:29:29,581 How about you, Jake? How about you, Jake?
1367 01:29:29,625 01:29:31,627 - Nah, nothin'. - Nah, nothin'.
1368 01:29:38,285 01:29:40,375 - See ya, Hal. - See ya, Hal.
1369 01:29:43,290 01:29:45,075 - See ya. Cody. - See ya. Cody.
1370 01:30:09,491 01:30:12,363 - That's some story Mr. Brock had. - That's some story Mr. Brock had.
1371 01:30:14,887 01:30:17,890 - Yeah, some story alright. - Yeah, some story alright.
1372 01:30:23,113 01:30:25,289 You know, Dad... You know, Dad...
1373 01:30:25,332 01:30:28,292 I was goin' to get us some money. I was goin' to get us some money.
1374 01:30:28,335 01:30:30,294 Just then I started thinkin'-- Just then I started thinkin'--
1375 01:30:30,337 01:30:31,991 - Hey, there's our buoy. - Hey, there's our buoy.
1376 01:30:47,920 01:30:50,140 - Let me help you with that, Dad. - Let me help you with that, Dad.
1377 01:30:57,887 01:30:59,671 - Hey. [grunting] - Hey. [grunting]
1378 01:30:59,715 01:31:02,326 Come on. Argh. Okay. Come on. Argh. Okay.
1379 01:31:02,369 01:31:03,936 Okay. Okay.
1380 01:31:06,939 01:31:09,289 - This is where you found the miracle moss? - This is where you found the miracle moss?
1381 01:31:09,333 01:31:11,161 - This is the spot. - This is the spot.
1382 01:31:15,034 01:31:18,342 - I wonder if there's any more down there. - I wonder if there's any more down there.
1383 01:31:18,385 01:31:20,039 - You never know. - You never know.
1384 01:31:20,083 01:31:23,521 Probably oughta keepour pots here just in case, huh? Probably oughta keepour pots here just in case, huh?
1385 01:31:23,565 01:31:25,915 - Yeah. - Yeah.
1386 01:31:25,958 01:31:29,527 'Course, the fishin' might be better on the north side. 'Course, the fishin' might be better on the north side.
1387 01:31:29,571 01:31:31,181 - Yep. - Yep.
1388 01:31:32,443 01:31:36,621 - Well, if it were up to me,I think I'd move 'em over there. - Well, if it were up to me,I think I'd move 'em over there.
1389 01:31:37,579 01:31:40,407 - Then maybe we oughta. - Then maybe we oughta.
1390 01:31:40,451 01:31:42,192 [Cody chuckling] [Cody chuckling]
1391 01:31:44,847 01:31:46,501 [squawking] [squawking]
1392 01:31:47,719 01:31:49,547 [squawking] [squawking]
1393 01:31:49,591 01:31:51,288 - Damn seagulls. - Damn seagulls.
1394 01:31:51,331 01:31:53,203 [motor stalling] [motor stalling]
1395 01:31:56,206 01:31:57,773 [motor starting] [motor starting]
1396 01:31:59,209 01:32:00,732 - Ah... - Ah...
1397 01:32:03,343 01:32:05,432 [soft Irish music] [soft Irish music]
1398 01:32:11,395 01:32:13,440 [lively music] [lively music]
1399 01:33:26,296 01:33:28,080 [soft music] [soft music]
1400 01:34:46,158 01:34:48,160 [Irish music] [Irish music]