1:09:00
Wait a minute.
Who said there wasn't any train service?
1:09:03
Where are those orders?
1:09:04
- I don't want to see another lobster again.
- You're gonna see another lobster.
1:09:08
You're gonna pack every mother, son
and daughter of them...
1:09:10
- and they're gonna go to market.
- How?
1:09:14
There.
1:09:16
What?
1:09:17
I gotta verify those orders.
Is your phone bill paid?
1:09:20
- Yes, but...
- Good.
1:09:21
Now we gotta get Uncle Otis, a fireman.
1:09:22
But that's me. I can shovel...
1:09:24
- Coal. Where am I going to get coal?
- Akela.
1:09:26
I know where there's some coal.
1:09:28
- Where?
- Down at Four Mile Creek.
1:09:29
The coal trains drop some
when they go around the curve there.
1:09:32
There isn't enough coal there
to get steam out of a tea kettle.
1:09:35
- I'd better get Uncle Otis.
- Will you please tell me what you are...
1:09:49
Hey, here comes George!
1:10:00
Here's our new first selectman.
1:10:03
George, you finally got elected!
1:10:07
How about a little speech, George?
1:10:22
I'm very happy.
1:10:25
And I'm proud.
1:10:27
Because when you voted for me,
you voted for Janey, also.
1:10:32
And she needs your help.
1:10:34
Listen, all of you...
1:10:36
tomorrow we're gonna take
Janey's lobsters...
1:10:38
put them on old 97, and take them to market.
Every blessed one of them.
1:10:41
- Will you help us?
- Yeah!
1:10:43
- Have you still got your license?
- You're darn tooting.
1:10:46
You're at the throttle. Where's Homer?
1:10:48
I need a routing from the E&P.
You get it for us.
1:10:50
And the rest of you, we need coal.
1:10:52
- You'll get mine.
- Wonderful. We'll take it.
1:10:54
- What is it, Billy?
- What about Four Mile Creek?
1:10:57
Listen, that's a good idea.
1:10:58
Tell your kids that are Cub Scouts
to report to Billy Osgood for coal collection.