0:00:07.611,0:00:10.270 You unlock this door[br]with the key of imagination. 0:00:10.270,0:00:12.701 Beyond it is another dimension- 0:00:12.878,0:00:14.734 a dimension of sound... 0:00:14.766,0:00:16.947 a dimension of sight... 0:00:17.325,0:00:19.715 a dimension of mind. 0:00:19.715,0:00:22.461 You're moving into a land[br]of both shadow and substance, 0:00:22.461,0:00:24.093 of things and ideas. 0:00:24.093,0:00:27.478 You've just crossed over[br]into the twilight zone. 0:00:31.349,0:00:32.376 You think[br]about that now. 0:00:32.778,0:00:34.292 You cannot run[br]a business 0:00:34.292,0:00:34.751 by standing still[br]in a rut. 0:00:34.786,0:00:37.253 A business has[br]got to progress. 0:00:37.288,0:00:39.756 You got to keep pushing[br]and punching and prodding 0:00:39.791,0:00:42.308 until it gets diversified. 0:00:42.438,0:00:43.519 That's the word,[br]that's the key. 0:00:43.519,0:00:44.984 Coffee time. 0:00:44.984,0:00:46.497 A business must be diversified. 0:00:46.497,0:00:48.150 I was just telling them, fred. 0:00:48.150,0:00:50.121 You cannot run a business[br]by standing still in a rut. 0:00:50.179,0:00:52.455 Just as variety[br]is the spice of life, 0:00:52.455,0:00:54.816 diversification is the key[br]to success in business. 0:00:54.816,0:00:55.829 Now, you think[br]about that now. 0:00:55.840,0:00:57.625 Well, i got[br]coffee with cream, 0:00:57.718,0:00:59.628 cream and sugar,[br]sugar by itself, 0:00:59.628,0:01:01.426 cream by itself[br]and plain black, 0:01:01.426,0:01:03.169 so i'm already[br]diversified. 0:01:03.169,0:01:05.127 Now would you please[br]get out of the way, mcnulty? 0:01:05.127,0:01:06.260 Mcnulty. 0:01:07.112,0:01:07.112 Mcnulty here. 0:01:07.538,0:01:09.640 Mr. Cooper would like[br]to see you. 0:01:09.640,0:01:11.128 Hear that?[br]Did you hear that? 0:01:11.388,0:01:12.795 Mr. Cooper would like[br]to see mcnulty. 0:01:12.795,0:01:15.227 And do you know why mr. Cooper[br]would like to see mcnulty? 0:01:15.227,0:01:16.667 Because i have[br]been feeding suggestions 0:01:16.702,0:01:18.458 into that suggestion box[br]for 11 months now. 0:01:18.458,0:01:19.945 Did i say[br]suggestions? 0:01:19.945,0:01:21.220 Wrong word. 0:01:21.220,0:01:22.613 Suggestions,[br]any clod can make. 0:01:22.613,0:01:25.085 But dynamic blueprints[br]for the future, 0:01:26.436,0:01:27.687 He's waiting, mcnulty. 0:01:27.722,0:01:30.056 11 months of[br]suggestions 0:01:30.091,0:01:31.941 about to pay off. 0:01:31.976,0:01:33.810 Say, you wouldn't[br]be interested 0:01:33.845,0:01:35.061 in having dinner,[br]would you? 0:01:35.096,0:01:36.946 If i was[br]starving to death 0:01:36.981,0:01:38.815 and you were the[br]last man on earth 0:01:38.850,0:01:40.700 and it meant[br]my survival,[br]i might be, 0:01:40.735,0:01:41.951 but i'm not,[br]you're not, 0:01:41.986,0:01:45.071 and it doesn't,[br]so drift, mcnulty. 0:01:45.106,0:01:48.825 Submitted for your approval[br]or at least your analysis: 0:01:48.860,0:01:50.710 One patrick thomas mcnulty, 0:01:50.745,0:01:53.830 who at age 41[br]is the biggest bore on earth. 0:01:53.865,0:01:55.715 He holds a ten-year record 0:01:55.750,0:01:58.218 for the most meaningless words 0:01:58.253,0:02:00.086 spewed out[br]during a coffee break. 0:02:00.121,0:02:01.971 And it's very likely that,[br]as of this moment, 0:02:02.006,0:02:05.091 he would have gone through life[br]in precisely this manner, 0:02:05.126,0:02:06.976 a dull, argumentative bigmouth 0:02:07.011,0:02:09.479 who sets back the art of[br]conversation a thousand years. 0:02:09.514,0:02:11.347 I say he very likely would have, 0:02:11.382,0:02:13.850 except for something[br]that will soon happen to him, 0:02:13.885,0:02:17.604 something that will considerably[br]alter his existence... and ours. 0:02:17.639,0:02:18.855 Now, you think about that now, 0:02:18.890,0:02:23.860 because this is[br]the twilight zone. 0:02:42.929,0:02:45.431 Mr. Mcnulty, do you know[br]what i've been doing? 0:02:46.049,0:02:46.683 Yes, sir, mr. Cooper, 0:02:46.718,0:02:49.185 you've been going through[br]the suggestion box. 0:02:49.220,0:02:51.054 I knew you would.[br]I've been expecting it. 0:02:51.089,0:02:52.939 It takes a special[br]kind of employer to realize 0:02:52.974,0:02:54.807 that one of his men[br]has got it. 0:02:54.842,0:02:56.059 Obviously mcnulty[br]has got it. 0:02:56.094,0:02:57.944 Truer words, mr. Mcnulty,[br]have probably 0:02:57.979,0:02:59.195 never been spoken[br]here or elsewhere. 0:02:59.812,0:03:01.064 Thank you, sir. 0:03:01.099,0:03:02.448 Yes, i've just gone[br]through the residue 0:03:03.066,0:03:04.317 of the suggestion box 0:03:04.352,0:03:06.202 covering the past[br]three-month period. 0:03:06.237,0:03:08.454 And here is[br]one of your[br]suggestions 0:03:08.489,0:03:09.706 dated[br]march 13th. 0:03:09.741,0:03:12.208 "Make hot dogs flat[br]so that they can 0:03:12.243,0:03:14.711 fit easily into[br]a hamburger bun." 0:03:14.746,0:03:15.962 How about that? 0:03:15.997,0:03:17.830 You think[br]about that now. 0:03:17.865,0:03:19.082 "Make tin cans[br]square 0:03:19.117,0:03:20.967 "so they can be[br]stacked together 0:03:21.002,0:03:22.835 more easily in[br]garbage cans." 0:03:22.870,0:03:23.970 Isn't that a gas? 0:03:24.005,0:03:27.590 "Put small pontoons[br]in soldiers' field packs 0:03:27.625,0:03:29.225 "so that when[br]they cross rivers 0:03:29.260,0:03:31.728 they can get across[br]by themselves." 0:03:31.763,0:03:33.596 That one is worth[br]a million bucks. 0:03:34.230,0:03:36.099 The soldiers go[br]into the water... 0:03:36.134,0:03:38.601 mr. Mcnulty, cooper[br]corporation makes 0:03:38.636,0:03:40.486 ladies foundation[br]garments. 0:03:40.521,0:03:43.740 It doesn't have anything to do[br]with hamburgers, hot dogs, 0:03:43.775,0:03:46.109 tin cans or[br]national defense. 0:03:46.144,0:03:49.112 And not one of[br]your 340 suggestions- 0:03:49.147,0:03:53.499 i repeat, not one of them-[br]has anything remotely to do 0:03:53.534,0:03:55.368 with this company's product. 0:03:55.403,0:03:58.504 Exactly why i want[br]to talk to you, mr. Cooper. 0:03:58.539,0:04:01.624 The key to a successful, modern[br]business is diversification. 0:04:01.659,0:04:03.509 You think about that now. 0:04:03.544,0:04:06.129 I have thought about it-[br]you're fired! 0:04:10.633,0:04:13.386 Baseball?[br]Baseball is nothing. 0:04:13.421,0:04:15.888 Soccer is the fastest[br]sport in the world. 0:04:15.923,0:04:17.140 In baseball,[br]they change sides, 0:04:17.175,0:04:19.024 back and forth,[br]inning after inning. 0:04:19.060,0:04:20.892 The whole first period in[br]soccer, they run, run, run. 0:04:20.928,0:04:22.145 England, france, spain,[br]south america. 0:04:22.180,0:04:24.030 Soccer is the fastest sport[br]in the world. 0:04:24.065,0:04:25.281 You think about that now. 0:04:25.316,0:04:26.532 Hey, joe,[br]you know those swinging doors 0:04:26.567,0:04:27.784 they got in western saloons- 0:04:27.819,0:04:29.035 why don't you[br]put them in here 0:04:29.070,0:04:30.903 and then you can call this[br]palucci's western saloon. 0:04:30.938,0:04:32.155 How about that? 0:04:32.190,0:04:33.406 Yeah, how[br]about that? 0:04:33.441,0:04:35.908 I'll have it done[br]in the morning. 0:04:35.943,0:04:39.045 Great! When i come in[br]i can think, "i did this." 0:04:39.080,0:04:40.296 How about that now? 0:04:40.331,0:04:41.547 Please,[br]the ball game. 0:04:41.582,0:04:43.416 Home-run hitters[br]mean nothing. 0:04:43.451,0:04:44.667 Come on, fella. 0:04:44.702,0:04:45.918 We're trying[br]to watch. 0:04:45.953,0:04:47.170 As to the average[br]long-ball hitter 0:04:47.205,0:04:49.055 compared to a[br]consistent clutch hitter 0:04:49.090,0:04:49.672 with a good average, 0:04:49.707,0:04:50.923 i'll take the latter[br]every time. 0:04:50.958,0:04:52.809 Well, that's[br]very nice of you. 0:04:52.844,0:04:54.677 Well, it's a fact.[br]It's an absolute fact. 0:04:54.712,0:04:56.562 Oh, boy, here[br]we go again. 0:04:56.597,0:04:58.431 At no time has[br]a home-run hitter 0:04:58.466,0:05:00.316 led the league[br]in batting. 0:05:00.351,0:05:01.684 Yeah? 0:05:01.719,0:05:03.569 Ted williams won[br]the batting championship 0:05:03.604,0:05:06.689 and led the league in home runs[br]in 1941, '42 and '47. 0:05:06.724,0:05:07.940 Exception[br]to the rule. 0:05:07.975,0:05:09.192 Think about that. 0:05:09.826,0:05:10.576 The exception[br]to the rule. 0:05:10.611,0:05:11.828 You know something. 0:05:11.863,0:05:13.079 There's a ten-inch[br]television set 0:05:13.114,0:05:15.581 in my sister's apartment,[br]kind that dates back to 1948. 0:05:15.616,0:05:16.833 She's got five kids. 0:05:16.868,0:05:18.701 The apartment's[br]a six-floor walkup, 0:05:18.736,0:05:21.204 and it's boiling hot. 0:05:21.239,0:05:23.089 But i'll tell you- 0:05:23.124,0:05:24.340 there's one thing that[br]apartment don't have 0:05:24.375,0:05:25.591 that makes it[br]all worthwhile. 0:05:25.626,0:05:29.345 It don't have mcnulty. 0:05:29.380,0:05:30.847 Charlie,[br]charlie, wait.[br]Forget it, joe. 0:05:31.464,0:05:32.715 Shut it off.[br]Blabbermouth-[br]i can't take it. 0:05:32.750,0:05:34.600 Ah, you think about.[br]Hear what i said? 0:05:34.635,0:05:35.218 The exception to the rule. 0:05:35.253,0:05:37.103 The exception[br]to the rule. 0:05:37.138,0:05:38.971 Let me ask you[br]something, mcnulty. 0:05:39.006,0:05:40.857 How come you're[br]in here so early? 0:05:40.892,0:05:43.359 You've been there for[br]three and a half hours. 0:05:43.394,0:05:45.228 It so happens[br]i quit my job. 0:05:45.263,0:05:47.113 I went into cooper's office[br]and i read him off. 0:05:47.148,0:05:48.981 Don't tell me. 0:05:49.016,0:05:50.867 You got canned. 0:05:50.902,0:05:52.735 Well, in a manner[br]of speaking. 0:05:52.770,0:05:54.620 You might say... yeah. 0:05:54.655,0:05:56.489 We mutually agreed 0:05:56.524,0:05:58.374 i wouldn't work[br]there anymore. 0:05:58.409,0:05:59.625 Joe, tell me something. 0:05:59.660,0:06:01.494 Wouldn't you think[br]that after one year 0:06:01.529,0:06:03.996 of putting ideas[br]in that suggestion box, 0:06:04.031,0:06:05.882 after one whole year,[br]that i'd get noticed? 0:06:05.917,0:06:07.750 Let me tell[br]you something. 0:06:07.785,0:06:09.001 Getting noticed[br]and getting liked 0:06:09.036,0:06:10.887 are two different things. 0:06:10.922,0:06:12.138 What do you know? 0:06:12.173,0:06:13.389 Nothing, mcnulty. 0:06:13.424,0:06:14.640 Not a thing. 0:06:14.675,0:06:15.892 Good night, joe. 0:06:15.927,0:06:17.143 Wait a minute. 0:06:17.178,0:06:18.394 All i know is 0:06:18.429,0:06:21.514 that every night of[br]every week of every month, 0:06:21.549,0:06:22.765 except election day,[br]you come in here 0:06:22.800,0:06:25.268 drive everybody[br]out of their skull 0:06:25.303,0:06:27.153 walking on[br]your lower lip. 0:06:27.188,0:06:29.021 Now, you think[br]about that. 0:06:29.056,0:06:31.524 Will you think[br]about that? 0:06:38.414,0:06:40.283 What do you say? 0:06:40.318,0:06:42.168 I say... 0:06:42.203,0:06:44.670 "54, 40 or fight." 0:06:44.705,0:06:49.041 I also say "damn the torpedoes,[br]full speed ahead!" 0:06:49.076,0:06:50.927 And on occasion, i will say, 0:06:50.962,0:06:54.046 "it takes a heap of living[br]to make a house a home." 0:06:54.081,0:06:55.932 Want another beer? 0:06:55.967,0:06:57.183 Thank you very much. 0:06:57.218,0:06:59.051 I would appreciate[br]another. 0:06:59.086,0:07:00.303 Two more beers,[br]bartender. 0:07:00.937,0:07:03.556 Two beers, big deal. 0:07:03.591,0:07:05.057 What's your name? 0:07:05.092,0:07:06.309 Potts. 0:07:06.344,0:07:08.194 That's not[br]a bad name. 0:07:08.229,0:07:09.445 I was born with it. 0:07:09.480,0:07:10.696 Seems to me there[br]was a third baseman 0:07:10.731,0:07:12.565 who used to play for[br]the phillies named potts. 0:07:12.600,0:07:13.816 Lou potts? Phil potts? 0:07:13.851,0:07:15.701 It couldn't be botts? 0:07:15.736,0:07:16.953 No, it's potts. 0:07:16.988,0:07:18.204 Two beers. 0:07:18.239,0:07:20.072 You paying[br]for this, mcnulty? 0:07:20.107,0:07:22.575 Because this guy just[br]gave me his last dime. 0:07:23.209,0:07:25.077 This guy is my[br]friend, mr. Botts. 0:07:25.112,0:07:26.329 Potts! 0:07:26.364,0:07:27.580 And i'd appreciate 0:07:27.615,0:07:29.465 a little respect[br]from you. 0:07:29.500,0:07:31.334 I bet you would. 0:07:31.369,0:07:32.585 You getting[br]respect from me 0:07:32.620,0:07:35.087 is about as easy as[br]flagging down a cab 0:07:35.122,0:07:38.224 on 46th and broadway[br]at 8:00 on new year's eve... 0:07:38.259,0:07:40.092 in the rain. 0:07:40.127,0:07:41.344 Never mind-[br]drink up, pal. 0:07:41.379,0:07:43.229 What do you want[br]to talk about? 0:07:43.264,0:07:45.097 Want to talk[br]about baseball? 0:07:45.132,0:07:46.983 It's the great american sport, 0:07:47.018,0:07:50.736 and i am very happy abner[br]doubleday saw fit to invent it. 0:07:50.771,0:07:51.988 Cheers! 0:07:52.023,0:07:53.239 To health, friend. 0:07:53.274,0:07:54.490 Down the hatch. 0:07:56.359,0:07:58.244 And now to thank you[br]for your generosity, 0:07:58.861,0:08:00.112 i have something[br]for you. 0:08:00.147,0:08:00.863 It's a gift. 0:08:01.497,0:08:03.366 A small remembrance[br]of our friendship. 0:08:04.000,0:08:05.251 What is it? 0:08:05.286,0:08:07.119 It's a stopwatch-[br]a old family heirloom. 0:08:07.154,0:08:08.371 What do you[br]do with it? 0:08:08.406,0:08:09.622 I mean, it doesn't[br]keep time. 0:08:09.657,0:08:11.507 It's just a stopwatch. 0:08:11.542,0:08:12.875 That is a fact. 0:08:12.910,0:08:14.126 But it is yours. 0:08:14.161,0:08:15.378 You may have it. 0:08:15.413,0:08:17.263 What'll i do[br]with it? Stopwatch. 0:08:17.298,0:08:20.383 Well, someday you might[br]own a racehorse 0:08:20.418,0:08:22.268 or you might want[br]to run the mile 0:08:22.303,0:08:24.136 or launch an astronaut. 0:08:24.171,0:08:29.141 Well, good-bye, old pal. 0:08:29.176,0:08:30.393 Oh... 0:08:30.428,0:08:33.529 e pluribus unum. 0:08:39.150,0:08:41.037 Toodle-oo,[br]beertender. 0:08:42.905,0:08:44.155 Beertender... 0:08:44.191,0:08:46.042 nice clientele. 0:08:46.077,0:08:47.910 Your friend. 0:08:47.945,0:08:49.795 I wouldn't listen[br]to my mother. 0:08:49.830,0:08:51.664 She wanted me[br]to be a doctor. 0:08:51.699,0:08:52.915 No, i had to[br]be a wiseguy. 0:08:52.950,0:08:55.418 Had to run a beer[br]joint like this. 0:08:55.453,0:08:57.303 Well, you live[br]and you learn. 0:08:57.338,0:08:59.171 Done for the[br]night, mcnulty? 0:08:59.206,0:09:01.057 Everybody's gone,[br]you happy? 0:09:01.092,0:09:02.308 You bored ten[br]people to death. 0:09:02.343,0:09:03.559 You emptied my place 0:09:04.176,0:09:06.062 like it had[br]a smallpox sign out there. 0:09:06.097,0:09:07.313 Do me a favor- 0:09:07.930,0:09:11.067 whenever you get the thirst,[br]go to some other bar. 0:09:14.820,0:09:16.689 I don't feel much[br]like going home. 0:09:16.724,0:09:19.191 I've seen the movie[br]onthe late show. 0:09:19.226,0:09:22.328 I've even seen the movie[br]onthe late, late show. 0:09:22.363,0:09:24.830 Sometimes i even wish[br]i was married. 0:09:24.865,0:09:26.699 Do you ever get that feeling? 0:09:28.451,0:09:29.952 Joe? 0:09:31.203,0:09:32.455 Joe. 0:09:32.490,0:09:34.340 Hey, why you[br]standing that way? 0:09:34.375,0:09:35.591 Hey, joe,[br]say something. 0:09:35.626,0:09:37.460 You look like[br]you were frozen. 0:09:37.495,0:09:39.345 I was telling you[br]i was bored 0:09:39.380,0:09:41.847 and this crazy gleep[br]gave me this watch 0:09:41.882,0:09:42.965 and i pushed it. 0:09:43.000,0:09:44.216 Another[br]thing- 0:09:44.251,0:09:45.468 you make me[br]nervous. 0:09:45.503,0:09:49.221 First, you bore people to death[br]and then you make me nervous. 0:09:49.256,0:09:51.107 I make you nervous? 0:09:51.142,0:09:52.224 You know something? 0:09:52.259,0:09:54.727 You're the one guy[br]that makes me wish 0:09:54.762,0:09:57.229 they never[br]repealed[br]prohibition. 0:10:06.989,0:10:12.878 Something tells me[br]this is a very unusual watch. 0:10:13.879,0:10:15.748 And another thing,[br]mcnulty. 0:10:15.783,0:10:16.999 Mcnulty? 0:10:17.034,0:10:18.250 I'm over here. 0:10:55.671,0:10:57.540 That can't be. 0:11:00.042,0:11:02.545 I had too much to drink. 0:11:02.580,0:11:05.047 I need some sleep. 0:11:06.298,0:11:08.184 It can't be. 0:12:25.878,0:12:27.630 It works. 0:12:27.665,0:12:33.886 I push the button, i stop[br]the watch, and i stop the world. 0:13:24.436,0:13:26.939 Good morning, wage slaves. 0:13:26.974,0:13:28.824 Make way for a free man. 0:13:28.859,0:13:30.693 Good morning, doll. 0:13:30.728,0:13:33.829 Oh, what's the[br]suggestion this[br]time, mcnulty? 0:13:33.864,0:13:36.582 If you don't have one,[br]i've got one for you. 0:13:36.617,0:13:40.953 Why don't you jump off a bridge? 0:13:40.988,0:13:42.588 Honey doll,[br]i have a product 0:13:42.623,0:13:45.708 that is going to put a dent[br]in your eyeballs. 0:13:45.743,0:13:47.593 What would you say[br]to a stopwatch 0:13:47.628,0:13:48.844 that, when somebody[br]pushes it, 0:13:48.879,0:13:50.713 everything stops[br]in midair, hmm? 0:13:50.748,0:13:53.215 Why don't you run away[br]and get lost, mcnulty, 0:13:53.250,0:13:54.466 or get to the point. 0:13:54.501,0:13:55.718 I already have. 0:13:55.753,0:13:57.469 Last night,[br]i'm in joe palucci's bar, 0:13:57.504,0:13:59.355 we're sitting around[br]talking about this and that, 0:13:59.390,0:14:01.223 when this funny gleep[br]gives me this stopwatch. 0:14:01.258,0:14:03.108 Without thinking,[br]i push this button- 0:14:03.143,0:14:04.360 this one right here- 0:14:04.395,0:14:06.862 and everything stops dead.[br]Everything. 0:14:06.897,0:14:08.113 Think about[br]that now. 0:14:08.148,0:14:09.365 Palucci drops a glass, 0:14:09.400,0:14:11.233 the glass hits the floor,[br]but the glass stops. 0:14:11.268,0:14:13.118 Everything stops. 0:14:13.153,0:14:14.987 Palucci stops,[br]trains, subways, goldfish. 0:14:15.022,0:14:16.872 Everything stops.[br]Think about that now, hm? 0:14:16.907,0:14:18.123 Goldfish, too, huh? 0:14:18.158,0:14:20.626 That's the most[br]amazing thing i ever heard. 0:14:20.661,0:14:22.494 Now, get out of here, will you? 0:14:22.529,0:14:24.129 Mm-mm. I came to see cooper. 0:14:24.164,0:14:25.381 It is time to diversify. 0:14:25.416,0:14:27.249 Oh, now, just a minute. 0:14:27.284,0:14:29.134 Mr. Cooper's in conference. 0:14:29.169,0:14:30.386 You're right-[br]he's in conference with mcnulty. 0:14:30.421,0:14:31.637 Mr. Cooper,[br]i'm sorry, sir. 0:14:31.672,0:14:32.888 I fired you, mcnulty. 0:14:32.923,0:14:34.139 What are you[br]doing here? 0:14:34.174,0:14:35.391 He barged right in. 0:14:35.426,0:14:36.642 I couldn't do[br]anything about it. 0:14:36.677,0:14:39.144 Well, he can[br]barge right out. 0:14:39.179,0:14:40.512 Listen, coop...[br]coop?! 0:14:40.547,0:14:43.015 You can't afford to fire me[br]this time because this time 0:14:43.050,0:14:44.900 i've got more than suggestions,[br]i've got the goods. 0:14:44.935,0:14:46.151 You think[br]about this now. 0:14:46.186,0:14:48.654 You figure out[br]how this stopwatch works, 0:14:48.689,0:14:50.522 and you've got a million bucks. 0:14:50.557,0:14:53.025 Mcnulty, let me remind you- 0:14:53.060,0:14:56.161 we make ladies foundation[br]garments, nothing else. 0:14:56.779,0:14:58.030 Now, do you hear me? 0:14:58.065,0:14:59.281 Nothing else. 0:14:59.316,0:15:03.035 So i will give you 15 seconds[br]to leave this room. 0:15:03.070,0:15:04.920 Now, get out. 0:15:08.173,0:15:11.677 Hey, fred, cup of coffee[br]for the lady, i'm buying. 0:15:11.712,0:15:13.545 I'll buy my[br]own coffee. 0:15:13.580,0:15:14.930 If you're not out[br]of this office 0:15:14.965,0:15:17.433 in one minute, i'll[br]call the police. 0:15:17.468,0:15:18.684 Is that so, honey baby? 0:15:18.719,0:15:20.552 It'll take more[br]than the police. 0:15:20.587,0:15:22.438 You'll need the army[br]and the navy. 0:15:22.473,0:15:23.689 How about that crumb? 0:15:23.724,0:15:25.557 He didn't even[br]let me show him. 0:15:25.592,0:15:26.809 So what[br]am i waiting for? 0:15:26.844,0:15:28.060 I'll just show him. 0:15:28.095,0:15:29.311 Operator, get me... 0:16:03.979,0:16:06.482 kitchie-kitchie-coo. 0:16:07.099,0:16:08.984 Kitchie-kitchie-cooper. 0:16:22.247,0:16:24.750 It's good for a laugh[br]but there must be 0:16:24.785,0:16:27.252 something else i can[br]do with this thing. 0:16:27.287,0:16:28.504 I'll think about it. 0:16:42.017,0:16:43.886 ...the police. 0:16:44.636,0:16:48.390 Uh... never mind, operator. 0:16:48.425,0:16:50.275 He's gone. 0:16:55.531,0:16:59.034 So you tell our[br]advertising agents... 0:17:12.664,0:17:14.550 hey, joe.[br]Palucci, all you guys. 0:17:14.585,0:17:15.800 Have i got something[br]to show you. 0:17:15.836,0:17:17.669 Well, that takes[br]care of the game. 0:17:17.704,0:17:20.172 This thing is so great[br]you're not going to believe it. 0:17:20.207,0:17:21.423 Mcnulty, make it quick, huh? 0:17:21.458,0:17:23.308 Oh, now, listen,[br]you just pay attention. 0:17:23.343,0:17:24.560 Pay attention. 0:17:24.595,0:17:25.810 With this little gizmo, 0:17:25.846,0:17:28.313 i can stop trains, tanks,[br]subways, anything. 0:17:28.348,0:17:30.182 What about your mouth? 0:17:30.217,0:17:31.433 Funny. Funny. 0:17:31.468,0:17:33.318 Listen, last night,[br]i was at the polo grounds. 0:17:33.353,0:17:34.570 And right in the middle 0:17:34.605,0:17:36.438 of ron hunt's slide[br]into second base, 0:17:36.473,0:17:38.941 i stopped the game. 0:17:38.976,0:17:40.826 Yeah,[br]i stopped the game. 0:17:40.861,0:17:42.694 I left my seat,[br]i ran down on the field, 0:17:42.729,0:17:44.580 i grabbed second base,[br]and i moved it ten feet. 0:17:44.615,0:17:45.831 Come on. 0:17:45.866,0:17:47.082 Then i went back up[br]into the stands, 0:17:47.117,0:17:48.333 sat down[br]and started the game again. 0:17:48.368,0:17:51.453 And hunt, instead of being out[br]by ten feet, was safe, 0:17:51.488,0:17:53.338 and the mets went on[br]to win the game 0:17:53.373,0:17:54.590 because snider doubled him home. 0:17:54.625,0:17:56.458 And that's not the only thing[br]i can stop with this watch. 0:17:57.092,0:17:58.961 I can stop anything- watch. 0:18:30.242,0:18:32.744 Well? 0:18:32.779,0:18:34.630 Well, how about that now? 0:18:34.665,0:18:35.881 How about what? 0:18:35.916,0:18:36.498 Are you kidding? 0:18:36.533,0:18:37.749 Didn't you see what i did? 0:18:37.784,0:18:39.635 Oh, come on, mcnulty,[br]out of the way. 0:18:39.670,0:18:41.503 I want to get home,[br]get some peace and quiet. 0:18:41.538,0:18:42.137 Wait a minute. 0:18:42.172,0:18:44.640 Fellas, fellas,[br]wait a minute. 0:18:44.675,0:18:46.508 I'll put the[br]game on again. 0:18:46.543,0:18:49.011 Oh, no... 0:18:51.513,0:18:54.650 well, you done it[br]again, mcnulty. 0:18:54.685,0:18:55.901 You emptied my place. 0:18:55.936,0:18:57.769 You drive more guys[br]out of saloons 0:18:57.804,0:18:59.021 than carry nation. 0:18:59.056,0:19:00.906 I get it.[br]I get it. 0:19:00.941,0:19:04.026 Of course you guys didn't see-[br]you were frozen. 0:19:04.061,0:19:05.160 I'm the only one who knows. 0:19:05.195,0:19:06.411 I'm the only one. 0:19:06.446,0:19:08.914 Huh. How about that. 0:19:08.949,0:19:12.534 The greatest conversation piece[br]in the world- the greatest- 0:19:12.569,0:19:13.785 and what does it do? 0:19:13.820,0:19:15.037 It stops conversation. 0:19:15.072,0:19:16.538 I'm closing up in a few minutes, 0:19:16.573,0:19:19.675 so it shouldn't be a total loss,[br]you better order up. 0:19:19.710,0:19:20.926 Beer. 0:19:20.961,0:19:22.044 Beer! 0:19:22.079,0:19:25.180 Don't you ever order[br]anything expensive? 0:19:25.215,0:19:27.049 Beer. 0:19:27.084,0:19:28.300 And drink it fast,[br]will you? 0:19:28.335,0:19:31.436 'Cause the combination[br]of you, the hot weather, 0:19:31.471,0:19:32.688 and my business[br]recession 0:19:33.305,0:19:35.190 is more than i can[br]take in one day. 0:19:36.441,0:19:38.944 Give it time.[br]Give it time. 0:19:40.812,0:19:43.949 Give me a heart attack[br]sometime, will you, mcnulty? 0:19:43.984,0:19:45.817 Leave a tip. 0:19:56.211,0:19:57.462 Hey, palucci, come here. 0:20:00.716,0:20:01.967 Look at me. 0:20:02.002,0:20:04.469 What are you, some[br]kind of a sadist? 0:20:04.504,0:20:06.338 You know what[br]you're looking at? 0:20:06.373,0:20:07.589 A jerk, a nut. 0:20:07.624,0:20:09.474 You want to stop there[br]or try for moron? 0:20:09.509,0:20:10.976 Why do i want this thing? Why? 0:20:11.011,0:20:12.844 Because i want a little notice,[br]that's why. 0:20:12.879,0:20:14.730 I'm not ashamed to admit that. 0:20:14.765,0:20:16.598 And i'll tell you[br]something else. 0:20:16.633,0:20:18.483 When john d. Rockefeller[br]steps out of a car, 0:20:18.518,0:20:20.986 why do people want[br]to shake his hand? 0:20:21.021,0:20:21.737 I'll bite. 0:20:22.104,0:20:22.738 Because he's loaded. 0:20:22.773,0:20:25.857 Because he's got cash, loot,[br]lettuce, the old mazoo. 0:20:25.892,0:20:28.994 That's why people want to shake[br]john d. Rockefeller's hand. 0:20:29.029,0:20:31.496 J.b. Morgan walks[br]into a restaurant...[br]j.p. 0:20:31.531,0:20:32.748 J.p. Morgan walks[br]into a restaurant, 0:20:32.783,0:20:34.616 the head waiter[br]breaks his back 0:20:34.651,0:20:35.867 to get a table ready. 0:20:35.902,0:20:37.753 You know why?[br]I'll tell you why. 0:20:37.788,0:20:39.004 I figured you would. 0:20:39.039,0:20:41.123 Because he's loaded, that's why. 0:20:41.158,0:20:43.008 You think about that. 0:20:43.043,0:20:45.260 And then you[br]think about this. 0:20:45.295,0:20:49.131 As of tomorrow evening,[br]mcnulty is going to be loaded. 0:20:49.881,0:20:51.133 Palucci, take[br]a good look 0:20:51.168,0:20:52.384 at the old mcnulty. 0:20:52.419,0:20:54.269 The next time[br]you see me, 0:20:54.304,0:20:55.520 it'll be the[br]new mcnulty. 0:20:55.555,0:20:58.023 Why don't you go[br]the whole route 0:20:58.058,0:20:59.274 and move[br]to honolulu? 0:20:59.309,0:21:02.394 Tomorrow i'll be able[br]to buy honolulu! 0:22:13.598,0:22:15.467 May i? 0:22:15.502,0:22:16.718 Thank you. 0:22:29.614,0:22:32.117 Oh, no. 0:22:32.152,0:22:33.985 Come on, everyone. 0:22:34.020,0:22:36.488 Move! Move! 0:22:37.122,0:22:39.124 Come on, everybody. 0:22:39.159,0:22:40.375 Up, up, move! 0:22:40.410,0:22:41.626 Do something. 0:22:41.661,0:22:43.495 Come on, everybody,[br]say something. 0:22:43.530,0:22:44.746 Walk, hey! 0:22:44.781,0:22:47.883 Come on, everybody, move. 0:23:04.766,0:23:07.903 Hey, fellas,[br]look, i didn't mean it. 0:23:07.938,0:23:09.154 I'll have it fixed. 0:23:09.189,0:23:12.274 Oh, please, come on, wake up. 0:23:12.309,0:23:13.525 Mr. Cooper... 0:23:14.159,0:23:14.910 mr. Cooper? 0:23:17.662,0:23:19.781 Excuse me. 0:23:19.816,0:23:20.782 I'm sorry. 0:23:20.817,0:23:24.536 I'm sorry,[br]i didn't mean it. 0:23:25.787,0:23:27.038 Please, understand. 0:23:27.073,0:23:28.924 It's not my fault. 0:23:28.959,0:23:31.426 I didn't do any... oh, no! 0:23:31.461,0:23:33.929 Please, say something. 0:23:33.964,0:23:35.180 Move! 0:23:26.315,0:23:29.000 Charlie, i'm sorry i bugged you. 0:23:29.017,0:23:30.134 Charlie, move. 0:23:30.269,0:23:31.100 Lady... 0:23:31.520,0:23:32.302 joe... 0:23:33.000,0:23:34.053 joe? 0:23:34.088,0:23:35.305 Joe, say something. 0:23:35.340,0:23:37.000 Do something, move. 0:23:37.591,0:23:39.007 Joe, insult me. 0:23:39.042,0:23:40.000 I won't come here anymore. 0:23:40.027,0:23:41.244 I won't make noise. 0:23:41.279,0:23:42.312 I won't drive people away. 0:23:42.316,0:23:44.100 Honest, joe, move. 0:23:44.132,0:23:46.566 Oh, you, mister,[br]please, say something. 0:23:46.601,0:23:48.000 I'm sorry i took the money. 0:23:48.052,0:23:49.068 I don't care about the money. 0:23:49.103,0:23:51.205 All i want is to hear people[br]say something again 0:23:51.240,0:23:53.707 and to see people moving again. 0:23:53.742,0:23:56.210 Oh, doesn't anybody know how[br]to make this thing work again? 0:23:56.245,0:23:58.078 Someone, help! 0:23:56.245,0:23:58.078 Help me! 0:23:59.365,0:24:01.215 Please, somebody move! 0:24:01.250,0:24:05.069 Talk, say something! Help! 0:24:05.104,0:24:10.000 Mr. Patrick thomas mcnulty[br]who had a gift of time. 0:24:10.104,0:24:12.091 He used it and he misused it 0:24:12.126,0:24:14.594 and now he's just been[br]handed the bill. 0:24:14.629,0:24:18.599 Tonight's tale of motion and[br]mcnulty- in the twilight zone.