:44:00
Pete! Pete!
:44:04
Pete! Pete!
:44:14
Pete, it's me...Delmar.
:44:18
It's me...Delmar.
:44:21
- Everett.
- Delmar, what the...?!
:44:25
What are we gonna do?!
:44:36
I'm not sure that's Pete.
:44:38
Of course it's Pete. Look at him.
:44:41
We got to find some kind of...
wizard can change him back.
:44:49
I'm just not sure that's Pete.
:44:54
(Everett) You can't display a toad
in a fine restaurant.
:44:57
Folks'd go off their feed.
:44:59
Hey. I just don't think it's right
keeping him under wraps
:45:02
like we was ashamed of him.
:45:04
If it is Pete, I am ashamed of him.
:45:06
He got what he deserved, fornicatin'
with some whore of Babylon.
:45:10
These things don't happen
for no reason.
:45:12
It's a judgment on Pete's character.
:45:14
Well, the two of us was
fixin' to fornicate.
:45:19
You'll have to excuse
my rusticated friend,
:45:22
unaccustomed as he is
to city manners. (Snaps)
:45:25
Hmm?
:45:26
(Everett) I guess we'll have
a couple of steaks
:45:29
and some, uh, gratine potatoes,
:45:31
and wash it down with
your finest bubbly wine.
:45:34
Oh, I don't suppose you have any...
:45:36
(Grunts)
:45:38
Maybe the chef could prepare...
:45:40
Just bring us a couple
of leaves of raw cabbage.
:45:44
- Yes, sir.
- Thank you.
:45:46
I don't believe I've seen you boys.
Allow me to introduce myself.
:45:50
Name of Daniel Teague,
known around here as Big Dan Teague,
:45:54
Or, pressed for time, Big Dan!
Tout court!
:45:56
Name's Ulysses Everett McGill.
My associate, Delmar O'Donnel.