00:18You ain't got a brain in your head, buddy. Come on.
00:21All right.
00:22Come on, get on.
00:23Wait till I get to my papa.
00:26I'll tell you, listen to me.
00:28You have just...
00:30You're gonna fall down now.
00:31Whee!
00:32Make it.
00:36Ha, ha, ha!
00:39Whee!
00:42Stop.
00:43Give me a minute.
00:45Anybody fool around on that plane?
00:47Yahoo!
00:48That door was open and I locked it yesterday.
00:51It wasn't me.
00:53Say, Pete, you got some turbulence about 50 miles to the southeast.
00:56I got some turbulence right there, but...
00:59Okay, thanks.
01:08You look out for him, Pete.
01:10I try.
01:18Yahoo!
01:19Yahoo!
01:20Hey, hey, hey!
01:23Hey, ha, ha!
01:25Yee-hah!
01:27Yee-hah!
01:28Yee-hah!
01:28Yee-hah!
01:29Yee-hah!
01:30Yee-hah!
01:31Yee-hah!
01:32Yee-hah!
01:33Yee-hah!
01:34Yee-hah!
01:35Yee-hah!
01:36Yee-hah!
01:37Yee-hah!
01:38Yee-hah!
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01:40Yee-hah!
01:41Yee-hah!
01:42Yee-hah!
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01:44Yee-hah!
01:45Yee-hah!
01:46Yee-hah!
01:47Yee-hah!
01:48Tchau, tchau.
02:18Tchau, tchau.
02:48Tchau, tchau.
03:18Hey, Pa, that's Woody Long.
03:22Tchau, tchau.
03:52With guest stars, Clue Gulliger, Diane Varsie, Joan Van Ark.
04:03Tonight's episode, Country Blues.
04:07Tchau, tchau.
04:14Mr. Fried Pan, report to the inspection panel, please.
04:41Mr. Frank Cannon.
04:44Oh, yes, sir?
05:04I'm Frank Cannon.
05:05You called me?
05:06Oh, yes, sir.
05:08Well, there was a gentleman asking about you, but I don't see him, no.
05:13Was he, uh, tall, wearing denims and a cowboy hat?
05:16Yes, sir, that's right.
05:17Yeah.
05:18Well, he just left.
05:19But don't worry, he'll find me.
05:23Think I might get a cab?
05:24No, sir.
05:25Ain't no cabs.
05:26They're all going to the funeral.
05:30Hi.
05:31I'll tell you what.
05:32I need a ride.
05:33And you obviously want to keep an eye on me.
05:34No, sir.
05:35No, sir.
05:36Ain't no cabs.
05:37They're all going to the funeral.
05:40So why don't you give me a ride and make it easy for both of us, huh?
06:09Good boy.
06:16Have you got a name?
06:19You know mine.
06:20Yeah, boy.
06:25B.J. Long.
06:29Long.
06:30You Woody's brother?
06:34Aren't they going to miss you at the funeral?
06:36That ain't no funeral.
06:37That there's what you call a side show at the carnival.
06:43I don't care.
06:48You ain't buried there anyway.
06:52That $2,000 casket, it's empty.
06:59It's plain empty.
07:02Otherwise, I wouldn't have stood for it.
07:05Where is he buried?
07:07But it seems like the right place.
07:10It's more like his music.
07:13Yeah.
07:14It's fitting.
07:18Why were you tagging me, B.J.?
07:24Now, it don't make no difference to me, mister, but that insurance company must have put out a lot of money to get a fancy fellow like you to come all the way up here.
07:39Well, he had a lot of insurance. Some of it's gonna be coming your way, you know that.
07:43I know this. I don't want nobody poking around my brother's life. He's dead now.
07:56That's Woody's wife.
08:13I thought we were keeping this between us.
08:26My name's Frank Cannon, Mrs. Long. I'm sorry about you.
08:30I got enough sorries, mister. I don't need any more.
08:34He didn't come after you to bring no flowers, Joe. The insurance company sent him.
08:38I figure he's got questions, so you tell him... you tell him just what you want to tell him.
08:43This girl just buried her husband. She's got nothing to say to you.
08:48I got one thing to say. You better go back where you came from.
08:53Because we don't need no people sniffing around here right now.
08:57Be in touch with you tomorrow.
09:08What does the man Mountain do?
09:15Name's Harm.
09:18It's the only thing wrong with you, B.J. You talk too much.
09:25Oh, man, I done me enough talking with policemen to last me a lifetime.
09:30I'm a private detective.
09:33All the same to me.
09:35That farm where the plane crashed, how far is it from here?
09:43About an hour.
10:05The farm where theней is from here.
10:06I'm a private detective.
10:07I'm a private detective.
10:08They've been found in the woods there.
10:09My mother.
10:11I'm a private detective.
10:14I'm a private detective, you know,
10:16A private detective.
10:17Believe in the day.
10:19But one of the future.
10:22I've been in the day.
10:23Thefree detective.
10:24It's the only thing wrong with you.
10:26Do you think wow?
10:28I don't want to say.
10:29I don't want to say.
10:30You don't want to say.
10:31O que é isso?
11:01You talk to Jo-Ann about that.
11:04Hold it there!
11:06This here is private property.
11:09That sign meant what it said.
11:12Cost you two dollars to come in here.
11:23We, uh, just wanted to look around.
11:28I tell you, uh, I wish it had never happened.
11:32People coming in here from all over.
11:35That first day they tore down my fence yonder,
11:37tromped down the field.
11:39I never seen the like.
11:41Did you see the plane crash?
11:44Oh, uh, my boy here, he's seen more than me.
11:49Tell me, son, when the plane went down,
11:51was the engine running?
11:53Yes, sir. It was real loud.
11:55What happened to the wreckage?
11:59Well, the folks carted off a whole lot of it that first day.
12:02Uh, they took anything loose they could lay their hands on.
12:05Made the government people real mad when they come here.
12:08The FAA, the investigators, they take anything with them?
12:11No, sir. I let them put it all in the barn.
12:14Uh, they looked it over real careful.
12:17But, uh, I guess they're through with it now.
12:19I'd like to see it.
12:21Boy, I'll show you.
12:23All right, thanks.
12:25All right, thanks.
12:55Well, let's imagine who did the right thing,
12:58and hey saat'g missed.
12:59Please...
13:00...a point down to operating in stone,
13:01... well, he tested it,
13:02but is, you know who's left just not necessarily.
13:04...
13:08Thank you.
13:09...
13:10How can he lay.
13:12He tested it on the roof.
13:13This command began to see him.
13:15...
13:16How can he roll out his voice?
13:17...
13:18...
13:21Eles dizem que o liqueur costa?
13:27É na reportagem da FAA.
13:29É verdade?
13:30Não.
13:31Não, senhor.
13:33Woody, ele drank mais do que era bom, mas não peat.
13:37Peat nunca, quando ele foi flyado.
13:39Foi peat muito ruim?
13:42Sim, muito ruim.
13:44Son, tem alguma coisa aqui que os governadores não viu?
13:48Não, senhor.
13:49Você é sure? No souvenirs?
13:51Oh, eu tenho mais de souvenirs.
13:55Não vou pegar.
14:04Você sabe quem é, senhor?
14:08É o Woody Long, seu irmão.
14:12É muito importante.
14:14Você é certeza que não tem nada?
14:19Eu acho que a mãe pode fazer uma dressa ou algo.
14:23Eu acho que a mãe pode fazer uma dressa.
14:25Eu acho que o Ma pode fazer uma dressa de isso ou algo.
14:49O Woody Long's Parachute.
14:51É o único que está na planeja?
14:53Sim, eu fui o primeiro lá.
14:55O Woody Long's Parachute.
15:25O Woody Long's Parachute.
15:27O Woody Long's Parachute.
15:29O Woody Long's Parachute.
15:34O que é isso?
16:04Pete's fiancée. How do you do?
16:06I've been here since early this morning.
16:16Pete?
16:17This is Mr. Cannon.
16:18He wants to ask you some questions.
16:20Pete?
16:22I read the FAA report.
16:25Did the engine fail?
16:29It was the controls.
16:32I don't know what happened.
16:34I tried to make it to an open field.
16:38I almost made it.
16:42There's one more question.
16:44Why was there only one parachute aboard?
16:48I don't know.
16:51I must have forgot it.
16:56Hey.
16:58I'm tired.
16:59You don't think it was an accident?
17:05I'm tired.
17:13I'm tired.
17:14I'm tired.
17:14I'm tired.
17:14Se inscreva no canal.
17:44Se inscreva no canal.
18:14Se inscreva no canal.
18:44Se inscreva no canal.
19:14Ten o'clock tomorrow morning, all right?
19:16Real good, B.J.
19:19Jimmy Winter?
19:21Yes, sir.
19:21My name is Frank.
19:22I know, yes, sir.
19:24You're the fellow with all the questions I hear.
19:26How about a drink?
19:29I thought you'd never ask.
19:37He sounds an awful lot like Woody, doesn't he?
19:41Yeah, better.
19:43If I can get that old boy going, he's going to be bigger, too.
19:47Huh?
19:47Yeah.
19:48Of course, he ain't got much ambition.
19:51I had to give him a $10,000 advance in cash.
19:55Really?
19:56The only way I could get him here.
20:00Woody.
20:01Beloved Woody.
20:03Woody.
20:03Woody.
20:03I loved him like a son.
20:11Of course, B.J.
20:12Now, B.J. is a real thing.
20:14You know, he wrote most of them songs.
20:16Really?
20:16He wrote a whole bunch of them in jail.
20:18That's what we're doing.
20:19We're getting out a memorial album now.
20:21B.J. was in jail.
20:23Yeah, it must have been about 10 years ago, I reckon.
20:26B.J. and Woody held up this bar up in Tyler.
20:29They got caught right off,
20:30but B.J. always took care of his younger brother,
20:33so took it all on himself.
20:36Woody done six months.
20:37B.J. done seven years.
20:40But Woody made it up to him.
20:42When he got out, he'd give him the farm
20:43when the old missus died.
20:46B.J. don't seem to want much else.
20:48Except $10,000 in cash.
20:50Oh, that's nothing.
20:52You see, now Woody's a legend.
20:54The record company's changed their whole schedule
20:56for these re-releases.
20:58Anybody that's got a piece of Woody's gonna do all right,
21:01Joe Ann, B.J. especially.
21:03How about you?
21:05Well, if I can get old B.J. a-going,
21:07I'm gonna do just fine.
21:11Did you know that Woody was flying out that morning?
21:14Sure, I suppose everybody did, knowing Woody.
21:18It's over now, but my love...
21:21Harm? Harm, what are you doing?
21:26I want him out of here, Jimmy.
21:28You get him out of here!
21:31Harm?
21:32Harm, I want you to go on home now.
21:34What? Woody wanted me to play on his record.
21:37I should have been on the record.
21:38You come down tomorrow, and we'll talk about...
