Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy Page #5
Oh, let's make whoopie.
And then I'm going to go drinking
with the news team for two days.
Wonderful. Wonderful!
Bite it! Bite it!
- Oh, yes!
- Oh, yeah!
- You are a bad boy.
- I'm bad.
- I need to go to the principal's office.
- I love my life.
I don't know, Ron.
Guess what? I do.
I know that one day,
Veronica and I are gonna get married
on top of a mountain.
And there's going to be flutes playing
and trombones and flowers
And we will dance till the sun rises.
And then our children
will form a family band.
And we will tour the countryside,
and you won't be invited!
I'm telling you, this lady has really
crawled into Ron's head.
Good. Good one!
Oh, okay. I understand.
You have a nice day, sir. Bye.
I could come back later, Mr. Harken.
No, no, no. It's just parent stuff.
It seems that our youngest, Chris,
and was firing a bow and arrow
into a crowd.
- You know how kids are.
- Right.
Anyhoo, what can I do you for?
Well, Mr. Harken, I feel like
I have proven myself as a journalist
and that I deserve the opportunity
to take on more challenging stories.
Well, ask and you shall receive.
Yes, this just came across my desk.
Here is a story of a 103-year-old woman
who claims to have a recipe
for the world's greatest meat loaf.
Now that's a hot lead.
It was very hard for Veronica.
But she was a pro and hung tough.
But soon, with a simple act of littering,
everyone"s life would change forever.
Baxter, you are my little gentleman
l"ll take you to foggy London Town
Because you are what
My little gentleman
This burrito is delicious, but it is filling.
Antony and Cleopatra!
Goddamn son of...
What the hell, bro?
Hello, neighbor.
Did you just throw
a burrito out your window?
I believe I did.
Are you high or something?
Did you see what happened?
I did. That was a terrific little spill.
That's quite a raspberry.
That's my chopper
you just thrashed, Broseph.
Easy, compadre.
I'm your friend out here, all right?
I want you to fix my chopper
before I stomp your gooty ass!
If you want to throw down, fine.
I've got Jack Johnson and Tom O'Leary
waiting for you.
You destroyed the only thing I love.
All right? There it is. What do you love?
I love poetry. And a glass of Scotch.
And, of course, my friend Baxter here.
Well, guess what.
Now this is happening.
Excuse me. Excuse me.
What are you doing?
That's how I roll.
Baxter!
No!
- Where the hell is he?
- He'll be here.
- I thought he was Mr. Dependable.
- It's not like Ron.
I'd put Brick on, but unless he's
tracking a storm front, he's useless.
- Excuse me, gentlemen.
- Oh. Hello.
Just want you to know if Ron does not
show up, I am ready to go on.
You and I have had this discussion
a million times.
There's never been a woman anchor.
Mr. Harken, this city needs its news.
You're gonna deprive them of that
because I have breasts?
Exquisite breasts?
I am gonna go on,
and if you want to stop me, bring it on.
Because I am good at three things,
fighting, screwing
and reading the news.
I've already done one of those today,
so what's the other one gonna be?
Screwing?
I will be in makeup.
Jesus, she's territying!
Fantana.
- Ron, are you okay?
- The man punted Baxter!
Calm down. Breathe, Ron, breathe.
- The man that loved the motorcycle!
- What did the bad man do?
The motorcycle on the bridge!
I hit him with a burrito!
- Ron!
- He took him!
He took him with his foot
and he kicked him!
That's what he did!
Someone punted him?
No, wait. Wait. Let me say something.
Let me say something.
What?
I didn't understand one word you said.
Ron, are you okay? Ron?
Ron. Where are you?
I'm in a glass case of emotion!
He's gonna put Corningstone on.
He's gonna put Corningstone on!
I've got to do the news!
You're not Ron.
We're on in 10. Good luck, lady.
Ready the announce.
- Power.
- Roll in.
Power. Power.
One slip, and you're gone.
Whammy.
And your reporter
in the field, Brian Fantana.
It"s Channel 4 News at 6:00.
Good evening.
Ron Burgundy is off tonight.
I'm Veronica Corningstone.
Tonight's top story...
- Okay, we're off and running.
- Three armed men wearing ski masks
made off with over $20,000
from an area bank
in a daring early morning robbery.
Hey!
And the winner of the frog-leaping
contest was Hoppy,
with a jump of 7 feet, 10 inches.
I used to date a guy named Hoppy down
in Alabama. He was quite a jumper, too.
That will do it for us at 6:00.
From all of us here at Channel 4 News,
I'm Veronica Corningstone.
And thanks for stopping by, San Diego.
All clear!
Yes! Yes!
Lady! Lady!
Not bad, Miss Corningstone.
Not bad at all.
Thank you, Mr. Harken. That felt good.
- That felt really good.
- I liked your sign-off line, too.
You did? It just came through me.
It was so organic.
Thank you.
Oh, Ron! Ron! Ron, darling!
I'm so glad you're all right. Oh, God.
I have something magnificent to tell you.
I'm here. We can do the news now.
It's all right, everyone!
We can do the news. Hold on.
Why are we all standing around?
Let's go!
Ron, we did it. Veronica filled in for you.
What?
Sweetheart,
and we waited
as long as we could, but...
Darling, I did the news,
Wait, wait! Veronica, please,
tell me this is some kind of sick,
tasteless joke.
You weren't here.
Why are you being this way?
Why can't you be proud of me
as a peer and as my gentleman lover?
Oh, jeez.
I can't believe you did this to me!
You read my news!
I told you that I wanted to be an anchor.
I told you that.
I thought you were kidding!
I thought it was a joke!
I even wrote it down in my diary!
"Veronica had a very funny joke today."
- I laughed at it later that night!
- I can't believe that I cared for you.
Get out! Just go!
We are through! Through!
Because of your actions,
you scorpion woman!
You have broken my heart,
Mr. Burgundy.
You have broken my heart.
From there on out,
things just got worse for Ron Burgundy.
Corningstone was a star,
and everything started to move
awfully fast after her big break.
Where's lan? Lan!
All right, I got a call from network.
It looks like our broadcast last night
received a two-point ratings boost,
and the decision has been passed down
to make Veronica our co-anchor.
- What?
- No. No!
No!
- No!
- No!
- No!
- This is wonderful.
Ed, come here, you big silly man.
You big silly man.
- We did it.
- What is this, amateur hour?
- That's great.
- Thank you.
Damn it!
What Brian didn't tell you was
that those were not real pirates.
- They looked convincing, though.
- Oh, yes.
Well, for all of us here
at Channel 4 News, I'm Ron Burgundy.
You stay classy, San Diego.
But mainly stay classy.
- Stay classy, I'm Ron Burgundy.
- Stay classy.
Ron Burgundy.
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