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0:00Jeremy Goo!0:04Who?0:05Sure you don't want a photo?0:06Not right now.0:07You know, mothers, they often offer me their daughters.0:11Just for a photograph?0:13No! To marry!0:16But I say no.0:17We could do a photograph, together.0:19And I could sell even more fish if I had them.0:22Of course, not if they're too rotten.0:24Maybe I shall.0:26Only the decent ones.0:28They have to be at least 24 inches in length and 10 pounds in weight.0:32Catching a tiddler.0:33There's no money.0:34What are you doing?0:36Are you quite certain you're not a spy?0:38A spy?0:39Those wretches will do anything to destroy me.0:43My theories are correct, and I can prove it.0:46What theories?0:47I am the leading amateur paleontologist in the nation,0:51and not one university will hire me because, unlike them, I actually have ideas.0:58You're a what?1:00I study dinosaurs.1:03You know, big lizards.1:05Are they real?1:06Of course they're real, you!1:08Ninkum poop!1:09And everywhere!1:12Everywhere?1:13This state was once a vast, shallow sea1:17that had the most incredible animal1:20that could walk, swim, and fly.1:23Quite unique.1:25I call it Totalusaurus.1:28Just for now.1:30I'm trying to gather all the evidence.1:33Miss Deborah McGinnis.1:35Arthur.1:36Good to meet you.1:36Could you give me a hand here, please?1:39Of course.1:40Yeah.1:41Listen.1:43If you find any of these bones around the country,1:46send them to my homestead at Furwood Rise in Cumberland Forest.1:52Or mail me the locations.1:54I'll reward you handsomely for your efforts2:00Actually, I think I found some2:06Here2:08Excellent, I will go and investigate2:12And we'll be proving a lot of stuck-up buffoons very very wrong which trust me is the2:20Hello.2:22That's fair.2:24Oh hello You a bounty hunter Not right now I ain You Black Bell I like to talk to you about your Wild West days I don care much for reminiscing2:36You got any friends as bounty hunters?2:39None that's spring to mind.2:42Well, then you done let them boys hear in you none the wiser.2:46Ah, those bounty hunters.2:48Knew my luck would run out sooner or sooner.2:51Get inside. I'll tell them you're gone.2:53Oh, no. I ain't hiding from them scalp hunters. I'm not running from them neither.3:00And fighting? If it's just me against them, that'd be a waste of time and nitroglycerin.3:06Well, let me know what I can do.3:08You want that Wild West story, don't you?3:10Yes, I do.3:11All right. Get up here quick. Now, when I give you the word, hit that.3:16Whole place is wired.3:17Black Bell, I got a contract here for your life or your liberty.3:25We'd sooner it be liberty.3:26That's mighty reasonable, mister.3:29Come here, let me take a look at it.3:32Come on!3:37Is that the last of them?3:40Yeah, you got them scalp hunters off your back.3:43For now.3:44For now.3:45So, you gonna tell me about your Wild West days, running with Jim Boy Calloway?3:51Little Boy Calloway?3:54The only running he did was away from a fight.3:58And that's about the end of it.4:00Well, a man's apparently a famous gunslinger.4:04Yep, so they say.4:06But don't get what's famous confused with what's true.4:10The ones of us that lived that life, we was too busy being scared for our scalp to talk to no newspaper writers or dime novel men.4:21What were they like then? Those days they all talk about.4:26Same as now, I guess. Only longer ago.4:31All right. I'm gonna need your picture, too, if it ain't a trouble.4:36No, sir. No trouble at all.4:38Can't be worse than those awful drawings on the wanted posters.4:42Oh, great.4:43Look, you stand over there and...4:45Let me get this thing ready.4:49Uh, ready?4:51Okay. I got it.4:53Then I guess I be on my way There Well thank you Mrs Bell You gonna be all right Oh been running for 20 years I suppose I be running till I drop5:06Just the way it is.5:08Yep.5:09Good luck.5:11Who wants to see a woman wrangle wild animals who doesn't have any bloody wild animals?5:18Come to America, they said.5:20Come to the land of opportunity, they said.5:22Sod you, Daddy, I said. I'm going to America to make it on the stage.5:26I didn't want to be in the army.5:28Now look at me. The old git will have a field day.5:32I didn't really understand any of that.5:35I had an act. The bravest woman in the world.5:39The animal wrangler. Watch her tame wild beasts.5:44And you were the woman?5:46Of course I was the bloody woman. Look at me.5:48It's the stage. Grease paint. Tears.5:50No one wants to see a man wrangling wild animals, and no one wants to see a woman wrangling nothing.5:57Can I borrow your gun? I want to shoot myself. You see, I'm buggered.6:02What?6:03My animals. They escaped, and now I'm... I'm buggered.6:06What escaped?6:08A priceless Ranjaniki tiger from the slopes of the Hindu heights.6:12A fantastic, elusive zebra from the plains of Ongobongo by the shores of the Limpopo.6:17and a magnificent lion from the grasslands of Tangany.6:21I see your problem. They're pretty hard to come by around here.6:26Listen, friend. Help a fellow out, would you?6:28I'm beyond desperate.6:30If you see any of them, will you bring them back here?6:32If I see a tiger or a lion or a zebra just roaming around.6:37Exactly. If...6:39Well, I believe the zebra's up near Larned Sod,6:41distinctive creature that he is.6:43I'll make it worth your while.6:45All right.6:45Madam?6:47It's bloody Margaret!6:49Here's some of that Burdock root you wanted.6:51Oh, you actually...6:53An unguarded stagecoach?6:55No, you simple-minded fool.6:57Biden.6:59Sure. Why not?7:01Familiar ain't quite the word I'd use.7:05You see, there are thousands.7:07The mountains, the plains, the swamps, and all of a wonder if I can.7:13That is why not beauty well, I'm ignorant ugly. I'll see Arthur you going fishing7:24Yes we running off to Como Driscoll Of course not I was joking That very funny Yeah it very funny7:36I saved your life, and now you torture me.7:38Ho-ho!7:38Shut up.7:40Do you want to go fishing with me?7:41I found an interesting spot.7:43We'll do well.7:43I'm not a great fisherman.7:45But I am.7:46I'll teach you something.7:48We come?7:48Sure.7:50No.7:51You look awful.7:53Compson stared.7:54Good for you. If that's anything to boast about.7:57They took everything from me.7:59Who did?8:00They.8:01And what did they?8:02Living in the shit and the mud.8:05I'm sorry.8:13My old house.8:15The house my grandfather built.8:18Me too.8:19Where's this house again?8:21Compson's.8:22Banks says I can't go near it.8:25I'm living rough over by Eris.8:27That way I'll see what I can do.8:30Did, um, you lose it?8:34Of course.8:35Which way to go?8:36I found your dog!8:38Good, jolly good!8:39You know, tarnin' featherin' a donkey is one thing.8:43I beg your pardon?8:44It's grease paint.8:45Makeup.8:45But playing dolls dressed up with a wild animal,8:49you're gonna wanna be a lot.8:50Hey, speaking of which, you got any more word on that runaway lion, or are you gonna pay me for these misfits?8:58Look, I'm well aware that we're not Royal Command Performance Material.9:02Daddy, you were right, goddamn you!9:03But a cow barn in Rhodes is hardly drury bloody lame.9:07You got any word on the lion?9:09Yes, yes, I've got word on the lion.9:11Shit is the word.9:12Someone saw him near Emerald Ranch.9:14As you know, we're lately very short on lions.9:18So, I'd be very grateful.9:22All kinds of grateful.9:25There's only one kind of grateful I care about.9:29So right away!9:31A man-eating lion.9:34You didn't think that it might be useful for me to know9:37that this time the animal was actually real estate at anything.9:41They feel the roar, and they, well, look about as surprised as you do.9:46What have you done with him, if you don't mind me asking?9:49I killed him. He's dead.9:52Bloody hell.9:53This is Ronald.9:55Well, it was him or me.9:56Now, pay me.9:58Yes, of course, of course.10:00I have just the thing.10:02And what a treasure it is!10:07You're a lucky man, sir. Very lucky man.10:11From the mines of El Dorado, as green as the rainforest,10:15as clear as the Amazon, and as dear as all the gold in the Andes,10:21one man's labor is but a trifle compared to this jewel's true value.10:27Wait! I shouldn't. What would Daddy say?10:30Your daddy ain't here, and we had a deal.10:33Yes, of course.10:36A promise is a promise.10:39Sally, get the wagons moving.10:41Ain't we waiting for the lion?10:43He's in the great hunting ground in the sky.10:45Good day, sir, and thank you.10:48But we really must be getting along.10:50Yeah, I won't keep you.10:51So long.10:53So long, Mr. Morgan.10:55Next time you see me?10:57Something mundane into some...10:59Of course, of course.11:00I shall make it worth your while.11:02But, um, first...11:04All right, I'll see what I can do.11:06I didn't mean any offense, sir.11:08Please.11:08I don't get your meaning.11:09I'm very sorry, sir.11:11You have yourself a fine day,11:13and I apologize for any offense.11:15I may have inadvertent the colds.11:17What are you drinking, mister?11:18Nothing, sir.11:19Nothing at all.11:20Why are you acting so strange?11:22I don't mean to.11:23I'm sorry for any offense.11:26How could you have offended me?11:29I have no idea.11:31But I had no idea how I offended the last fellas.11:33And they stole my wagon on account of my impudence.11:37Stole your wagon for back check?11:39They did not my medical practice, I suppose.11:42I was helping folk.11:44And that wasn't popular?11:45I was undercutting the competition.11:48Or I was too colored.11:50Or I was irritating in nature.11:53Or I was some know-it-all big city slicker here to demean some good old boys with my fine words.12:01The exact variety of my sins was the source of some conjecture, so they undercut me.12:06That ain't very nice.12:08That was my impression.12:09Still, compared to the gutting, castration, defenestration, and crucifixion they offered me, I felt I got off lightly.12:18Imaginative bunch.12:20Yes.12:21But...12:22No great love of my medical practice.12:24Too free with my wisdom and services Which way they go Down the road that away Stay here I sorta forced to12:35Look, please don't go to any trouble on my account.12:39Mm-hmm.12:42Look who it is.12:44I did not count on seeing that wagon again.12:47No you for that matter.12:48Only people you won't be seeing are the folks who took it.12:52I take it they aren't the only ignorant bullying clodhoppers in these parts.12:57But I can live in glorious hope.13:01It wasn't a trouble now, was it?13:03No, it was a pleasure.13:05Well, let me give you something for your pleasure.13:08What we got here?13:11Ah, how about this?13:13Provide a man a tincture, he'll be well for a day.13:16Teaching to make one, he might be well a while longer.13:19I'll make sure to try and make this.13:22Thank you. It won't work for anything chronic.13:25But you may not need it to.13:26Well, if you see me on my travels and you're in need of something,13:30make sure you come and say hello.13:32Travel safe now.13:40What you doing here?13:42We found this place first.13:44Yeah.13:45Easy.13:46I'm just looking around for some things.13:49That old revolver yours?13:52Finders keepers.13:56Son of a bitch!13:58God damn it!14:00Come on, man!14:01Where are you going?14:02Come on!14:04Son of a bitch!14:22I'm not sure what you're doing.14:52I had a profession you asked me to get you something There no bringing back what I want I want my job my pride the respect accorded to a gentleman What about this old crap15:07Huh?15:09My things.15:10Don't you understand?15:12Those bastards, they changed everything.15:14I was a good worker.15:15I took pride in my work.15:17They took it away.15:19Pissed on my legacy.15:21Oh, man.15:22Some jobs ain't for saving.15:24And some legacies, they are for pissing off.15:28What are you doing? That's my history!15:38Damn you!15:41Damn you!15:44I still exist!15:54Mmm.16:05Sir, welcome back.16:07Hey, you there. A quick word.16:09What can I do for you, sir?16:11There's an old gunslinger I'm looking for.16:14I heard he comes through here.16:15Name, uh, Midnight Billy.16:18Oh, that old Soak?16:20Yeah.16:21Yeah, he spends days on board these trains, but he's going n-16:24Mr. Midnight?16:28Excuse me, I'm trying to drink.16:31Mr. Midnight, listen, this won't take a moment.16:34I just want to talk with you about your old days as a shootist.16:39Get away from me!16:40Hey!16:41I didn't shoot him in his sleep!16:42No one's saying that-16:43I didn't shoot him in his sleep, and if I did, it was the only way!16:46Not a problem. I'm here about Jim Boy Calloway, and no one shot him yet.16:51I knew you'd come for me.16:52Get away from me!16:56I knew you'd come for me!16:59It weren't my fault!17:00I knew!17:01You don't know nothing, Mr. Midnight.17:04I want to talk.17:06Don't do something foolish.17:10You come for me!17:14Come on!17:21Ah!17:23Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah What are you doing17:38Going fishing.17:39The rivers around here, famous for the smallmouth bass.17:44Fell I met showed me a couple spots.17:46You want to join me?17:48I can't fish with you.17:49You're far too good.17:50Oh, come on, come on.17:51Hey, join me.17:53I'll show you a couple of my tricks.17:55Sort of like staring at the sky.18:03It's your bait, I think.18:05Come use some of mine.18:07No, it's not the bait.18:08It's me.18:10I've always been a poor fisherman.18:13Especially compared with you and Jose.18:16Just try some of mine.18:17Here.18:20Crickets.18:23Thanks.18:25You, kind sir. Will you help the poor?18:33I ain't so kind.18:34Yes, you are, sir. You have it in you, I can tell.18:37I'm a nasty bit of work, father.18:39You're wrong on two counts, sir. I'm a humble brother, a penitent monk, not a priest, and you're a magnificent bit of work.18:46You may have made some poor choices, but which of us hasn't?18:51You have no idea.18:53But you do and God does and that's enough for me and for him.18:58We shall see.19:00That we shall, sir.19:02But why don't you hedge your bets and give two bits to the poor?19:05There are so many who will go hunt...19:07Sure.19:11Bless you, sir.19:13How you getting on, anyhow?19:14These are a somewhat apathetic lot, I'm afraid.19:17Hmm. My, um, my mentor says that America is designed to induce apathy in people.19:25That's a wonderful insight. He must be a wise man, your mentor.19:29Well, sometimes he's a downright fool, but, well, usually he's the best man I know.19:36That's wonderful. The thing is, I'm, well, poverty will always be with us.19:42But slavery, I thought we had banished that.19:46Place Sandinie is acting as a staging post for shipping slaves out to some of the islands.19:51I don't believe it. It's 1899.19:54Maybe you should take a look for yourself.19:56I've heard that the pawnbroker down the block around the corner, the one20:00with the green door? Well, they say he sells more than forlorn trinkets. Help the poor.20:10Brother. Brother Dorkin's friend. Arthur. Arthur Morgan. Come on. You were right. I found20:18these two imprisoned in that shop. Oh my. That's... Well, they are blessed to have met20:23you, Arthur. Trust me in that. They're very unusual. I don't think they speak much English.20:27My brothers, come. Let's go get something to eat. Manger. Comida, please.20:33Hey, he forgot this.20:35Oh. Yes. Thank you. I...20:38Here. Payment. For your services. I could not have freed these men myself.20:48Give it to the poor, brother.20:51Thank you. I will. Like I said, magnificent. Come on. Come, come, come.20:55Come see me again sometime. I often work at the old church on Gasper Street in St. Francis.21:01Weird question, but do you know where I might find some moonshine?21:05What?21:06Moonshine. No, strong liquor. Overstrong.21:09Wow, you want to get overdrunk?21:11No, no, it's not for drinking.21:14What is it for?21:16I just need some.21:17Well, as luck would have it, you are in the legal hooch capital of America.21:21There's plenty of real booze here.21:23Good.21:23But for Shine, well, I'm guessing you'd need to go out into the woods.21:27I mean, I know you'd have to go out into the woods.21:30Listen, I don't need that much.21:32How much?21:33About 100 gallons.21:34Of Shine?21:35Yes, thereabouts.21:36Why?21:37Oh, all right, I'm trying.21:40I'm building a machine.21:41A machine of love.21:42100 gallons of hooch and love's gonna come pretty cheap.21:46Please, friend.21:48I'll pay.21:50Just bring it here.21:51Smirker caras!21:54Hey, buy me a drink, mon ami, huh?21:57Hello!21:58Sure, what you want?21:59Brandy!22:00Two brandies, bud.22:02It's two dollars a glass.22:04Oh, better be good then.22:05It's the best.22:09Santé.22:14It's quite a country you're building here, eh?22:17Well, me personally?22:18I don't know.22:19What do you do?22:20Mostly I just shoot people.22:22How very American of you I love it What do you do Oh mostly I I pose I show off I complain How very French I know I am ridiculous22:36I have been all over the world, I have seen the sights, and I have discovered the one eternal truth, that I am a paes...how do you say?22:47All ass!22:48Asshole?22:49That too.22:50That too!22:52Well, at least you have some self-knowledge.22:57Where were you on your journey?22:59All the civilized world.23:01Painting my little pictures, meeting the locals, you know.23:03You a painter?23:04No. I'm a whole ass. I thought we had covered this.23:09Yeah, yeah, but you paint.23:11Not according to Salons of Paris, no.23:14According to them, I cannot draw, I cannot paint, and I should go away.23:17And so I went away.23:19You miss Paris?23:19Hmm, that smelly, filthy place with old buildings and ghosts and shit and French people.23:27I have that right here.23:29I guess so.23:30You know, uh...23:32Arthur.23:34Charles, you know, Arthur, don't believe in art.23:38It's lies.23:40Believe in women.23:42They are the truth.23:43Art is lies, but the vagina, that is truth.23:47Breasts is truth.23:49Art.23:50It's for idiots.23:51You say so.23:52Trust me.23:53I've tried both.23:54One is better.23:55Much better.23:58So I must be boring you.24:01But here.24:03What is it?24:04It's just a little doodle.24:06You know, entirely worthless.24:08Unless you want to wipe your bottom with it.24:10But I wanted to say thank you for the drinks.24:13Well, that's very kind, Charles.24:15No matter.24:16Good meeting you.24:19Sister, my friend, Mr. Morgan.24:23Oh, sir.24:27Brother Dorkings told me about the wonderful thing you did.24:30Oh, he talks a lot of nonsense. No offense.24:33None taken. None taken at all.24:35Hey, stop!24:37These kids are the worst!24:38Don't hurt him, please!24:40Meet us at the cathedral, Mr. Morgan.24:42Oh, no, my mother gave me that when I was a girl!24:49Try walking with your eyes open25:06Hey, you want some company, mister?25:09No.25:10You sure?25:11Hey.25:12What?25:12I don't know you.25:14This is dance?25:15Oh, no.25:16Not you.25:17Get away.25:18Now.25:18Help.25:20Help.25:20This man is bothering me.25:23Someone help me.25:24Officer.25:24Help!25:26Mr. Morgan!25:28Excuse me, father. Sister, I got your cross.25:31You didn't.25:32Oh, I did.25:34I hope the boy...25:36He's fine, physically.25:38Mentally, he's a piece of work, but who am I to say?25:41Brother Dorkins was right about you.25:43You are the most wonderful man.25:46Brother Dorkins is greatly deceived, I'm afraid, but I'm happy to help a little.25:53You see, it's a thing, but my mother gave it to me when I was a novice, shortly before she passed.26:00You are the most wonderful man.26:03Well, excuse me, father. Sister, enjoy your day.26:07See, father?26:10You okay, buddy?26:13Fantastic. You Americans are nothing but shysters and traitors and slippery-tongued bullsuckers.26:20I'm inclined to agree.26:24Here, help me please.26:26Back to work with a bloody smile.26:30No problem, Marco.26:31You are the great genius, so we shall have poker up the ice.26:36Say thank you, Marco.26:38Who are you, some kind of European toy maker?26:42No, I am a fucking genius with poker up the ice, like I say.26:47Toymaker. Hello?26:51Do I look like I should entertain children?26:55No.26:57No, he says. No.27:01I am the savior of the mankind, Bobby.27:05Yes. You meet him. Professor Marco Dragic.27:09They won the silver tongue American betrayal. And not pay the money to.27:13Yes. He told the shit, man.27:16So, uh, what's this toy about?27:18It is not a toy, big nuts.27:20It is demonstration of my genius of my ideas about the source of life Oh it a toy boat Yes it is a toy boat that I can power remotely using electricity and ways I cannot see27:36Good for you.27:38Ways I cannot see.27:40And still the investors will not come.27:42Just a couple of old ladies and a moron.27:45Ladies, please.27:47Ladies! Gentlemen!27:50Enchanté!27:52Hello, sir.27:55Okay. How is the piles?27:58Good, good, good. Okay.28:00My friends, you are about to witness history.28:04A demonstration of my infinite insight.28:09All of us, we feel old.28:13You, you are old.28:15But maybe I can make you immortal.28:19Immortal.28:22Using waves you cannot see.28:25I will power this boat.28:27You're a goddamn fraud.28:29And this buffoon dressed up like a buffoon is a stoolie.28:34I watch them conspire, you morons.28:36I never met this buffoon before two minutes ago.28:40Isn't that right?28:42Which part of it?28:43So, Professor, show us your magical toy boat.28:46Only this time let the buffoon control it.28:49Check if there's any funny business.28:51No, this ain't nothing to do with me.28:53Come, please, please.28:55It is easy.28:56Any moron could do it.28:58And I am about to prove that.29:00Here, take this and this and...29:04Don't touch that.29:08We just reload her.29:12This is really remarkable.29:14This is just a demonstration of my prowess, sir.29:18The real miracles require investment.29:22Ah.29:25Now the dimwit will you-29:28And then, as I say, any fool, huh?29:32Thank you, thank you.29:34What is that?29:35It is the stuff of life, sir.29:37It's incredible.29:39No, no, no.29:40Incredible things are in my lab back at Dover Hill.29:44That will astound all of you.29:47Mr. Marcel, can I count on your support?29:50Well, this is expensive.29:53It is immortality, sir. It is very cheap.29:57Perhaps over lunch.30:00Maybe. I'm gonna go.30:02Oh, yeah, of course. And thank you.30:05If you're ever up near Dover Hill, pay me a visit.30:09There. I will really amaze you.30:14I hope...30:20What you fools up to?30:22Is Mr. Black's fault?30:23His fault, the darky white!30:25Well, I don't know why they call him that. Look at him!30:27Don't you start now.30:28I'll knock the color clean off you. Come on.30:30And I'll toil you, you lily-liber...30:32Enough!30:34You two fools look like you've just run off a chain gang.30:39Yeah, one of it.30:40What are you doing?30:41Starving.30:42They got bounty posters for us all over town.30:44And we can't go into town to get supplies.30:47Say, mister, maybe you can do us fools a favor.30:50We ain't bad guys at all. He's okay. Even for a darkie.30:54Shut it, you pasty-faced streak of piss!30:56Yeah, I had it up to here with you.30:57Enough!30:58Do you a goddamn favor what you want Maybe you can go into town and take down them wanted posters of us Okay Maybe meet us back at the campfire in the woods and tell us how you did And maybe bring us a little bite to eat31:14Don't push your luck.31:16Nice fella.31:17Yeah, you love nice fellas.31:19Don't you start up again.31:21I need something more specific this time.31:24A wagon full of moonshine.31:27Well, you might just be in love.31:30I knew I picked the right fellow to speak to.31:34How's it in town?31:35Pretty hot.31:36There's quite a price on you boys.31:39It is so unfair.31:40I didn't do nothing.31:41They said you was wanted for murder.31:43It wasn't murder.31:44It was self-defense.31:46And you killed a farmer?31:47Well, firstly, I would have, but he died before I could.31:50And secondly, well, he had it coming.31:53He...31:53I don't like to say.31:58Well...31:59Ain't no business in mind.32:05Here's the posters.32:08Thanks, partner.