The Osterman Weekend - Traffic Stop and Conversation About Speeding
Bernard Osterman:
What's the trouble?
Motorcycle Cop:
Can I see your license, please?
Bernard Osterman:
Yeah, I wasn't speeding though. I've given that up. You know I've cut, I've cut way back on speeding. I've cut, cut it way down.
Motorcycle Cop:
Yeah I thought that was you, you write for TV, don't ya?
Bernard Osterman:
Yeah that's me. Yeah I'm, I'm on my way to catch a plane though, right.
Motorcycle Cop:
Oh, don't worry, you'll make it. I like your stuff, Mister Osterman. Only sometimes I think you tend to be a little strident, ya know.
Bernard Osterman:
Strident? Are you giving me a ticket for strident writing are you? That means the death penalty for Beverly Hills parking violations is coming back too, huh?
Motorcycle Cop: [smiles]
Have a nice day.
Bernard Osterman:
Yeah.
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Near Dark - Tension Between Father and Son Unfolds
Caleb Colton: [Loy has pulled out a gun]
Daddy, put that away. Ain't gonna do no good.
Loy Colton:
What do you mean, it ain't gonna do no good?
Jesse:
I'd listen to your son.
Loy Colton:
I'd stop right there if I was you, mister.
Jesse:
Not likely.
Jesse:
For you.
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Near Dark - Perceptions of Normalcy in Unusual Circumstances
Loy Colton:
Caleb, those people back there, they wasn't normal. Normal folks, they don't spit out bullets when you shoot em, no sir.
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