(Music)
(Crickets chirping)
(Footsteps) (Music)
(Bugle playing 'The Cavalry Charge') (Gunshots)
Hello in there.
What's up tonight on
Channel 4?
Channel 7?
Channel 9?
Where are the cowboys rushing
and do I see the United States Cavalry
over the next hill to the rescue?
(Footsteps) (Music)
(Wind howling)
(Footsteps) (Music)
(Quiz game buzzer)
(Laughter and clapping)
What is it now? 8.30 pm?
Time for a dozen assorted murders.
A quiz, a review.
(Bugle playing 'The Cavalry Charge') (Clapping)
(Footsteps) (Music)
(Police sirens)
(Engine still running)
(Police) Stand still!
Stay where you are.
(Man) But.
(Police) Hands up! Or we'll shoot!
(Police) Your name?
(Man) Leonard Mead.
(Police) Business or profession?
(Mr Mead) I guess you could call me a writer.
(Police) No profession.
(Mr Mead) Hm, you might say that.
It's been a while since I wrote my last book.
(Police) What are you doing out?
(Mr Mead) Walking.
(Police) Walking?
(Mr Mead) Yes Sir.
(Police) Walking? Just walking, walking?
(Mr Mead) Yes Sir.
(Police) Walking where? For what?
(Mr Mead) Walking for air.
(Mr Mead) Walking to see.
(Police) Your address?
11 South St James Street. (Music)
(Police) And there is air in your house?
You have an air conditioner Mr Mead?
Yes.
(Police) And you have a viewing screen
in your house to see with?
(Mr Mead) No.
(Police) NO? Are you married Mr Mead?
(Mr Mead) No.
(Police) Not married.
(Mr Mead) Nobody wanted me.
(Police) Don't speak unless you're spoken to! (Music)
(Police) Just walking Mr Mead?
Yes.
(Police) Have you done this often?
(Mr Mead) Every night, for years.
(Police radio) 7-2-11-22...(inaudible)
(Police) Well Mr Mead.
(Mr Mead) Is that all?
(Police) Yes, here.
(Police) GET IN.
I haven't done anything.
(Mr Mead) Wait a minute.
I protest!
(Police) Mr Mead. GET IN.
(Police radio) 7-2-11-22...(inaudible)
(Police) Now if you had a wife to give you an alibi, but.
(Mr Mead) Where are you taking me?
(Police) To the Psychiatric Centre for Research
on Regressive Tendencies.
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(Police Sirens) (Music)
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