Holy Man Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1998
- 114 min
- 228 Views
- Careful!
- Kate?
- What?
- Are you insane?
- What?
Is that what you do, offer guys
you meet on the highway rides?
- He offered us help.
- Oh, you're new to
this planet, aren't you?
- [ Laughing ]
- [ Squeals ]
- Oh, my God! [ Screams ]
[ Kate ]
Oh, my God.
- Ai-yi-yi.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God. Is he all right?
- Give him air. Give him air.
- He's not conscious.
- Maybe he's meditating?
- Face down in the gravel?
- He was-- He was kissing
the ground before.
- Ricky, this is real.
- Wait a second. I didn't hit him.
- I know it. I stopped.
He must've, um, fainted.
- Oh, God.
- Call 9-1-1.
- Okay.
- [ Busy Signal ]
- Nothing.
Okay, okay, okay. Let's not panic.
Let's-- Let's, um--
- Let's get him into the car.
- Okay. I'll take the--
Unless-- Wait a minute.
Maybe he shouldn't be moved.
- And we just drive to a call box
and send somebody.
- Oh!
- Oh, God! No!
- What? What?
That's not disgusting. I'm thinking
things out. Let's get him into the car.
This is exactly why you don't wave.
This is exactly why you don't wave.
- Oh, it's my fault now?
- Let's not argue about it. Come on.
[ Woman On P.A. ]
Dr Hoffman, 308. Dr Hoffman, call 308.
How would you like
to take care of payment?
Payment? We just brought him in.
I don't know him.
Well... neither do l.
- Here. I'll take care of it.
- What are you doing?
What are you doing? No, Kate.
- I'm bucks up, I guess.
Sponge baths for everybody.
- Thank you.
- Hi. I'm Dr Simon.
- Kate Newell.
Oh, the doctor.
Good, good. Kate Newell.
G is suffering
from heat exhaustion...
but, more seriously,
has some arrhythmia...
an irregular heartbeat
which may or may not be chronic.
overnight and monitor him.
- Overnight?
- What do you think brought this on?
- It may be congenital, or due to...
- My thought, my thought.
some traumatic event,
a shock to the system.
We'd like to run
a few more tests to be sure.
Thank you so much. Appreciate it.
Appreciate all your time.
- Thank you, doctor.
- Don't go crazy on those tests.
Keep those to a minimum.
Thank you so much.
What? No, I heard, yeah.
I might've been responsible.
I feel terrible, but I think
he's in good hands here, don't you?
Don't you feel good about this place?
He seems so strong.
And, you know, out of every
negative comes some good.
Like what?
- Well, I think this tragedy
has brought us closer together.
- Oh, please.
What? No.
- This is gonna make
- In your dreams.
And, of course, one's a girl.
You know, Annie, I was
sitting home alone one day...
and all of a sudden
I was just thinking, "Balls."
- Balls?
- Yes.
And that is when I came up
with the concept...
for the Laundry Solution
Cleaning Ball.
That's ingenious--
balls that clean.
Yes. And you know my Carl.
He is a homicide detective.
- Miami's finest.
- Oh, well, we like to think so.
And you can imagine the stains
that he comes home with.
You see, you have your blood;
you have your grass.
- You have your sweat.
- Vomit?
Oh, yes, absolutely,
that's your vomit.
- I don't see any lipstick there.
- Oh, you bad girl!
These gals have something,
don't they?
You know, I don't see
a thing wrong with these ladies.
Who better than these
bouncy, homegrown--
- Hi. I was reviewing the sales
from last night's stuff.
- What the dilly-- Oh, look.
- Tell me.
- Eddie the dog couldn't move
the grass mats, maybe sold ten.
- No. He's phoning it in.
I'm gonna talk to his trainer.
Control.
Hey, what are you doing
tomorrow at night?
'Cause I'm having a bunch
of potential distributors...
over for cocktails at my place,
including Nino Cerruti...
who's starting his new
ready-to-wear line which I would
love to get here on Good Buy.
So it'd be so great
if you could pop over.
- [ Barry ] Yeah. Hold on.
- I'm sorry. I have plans.
- Ricky. Ricky!
- You do?
There's a consonant here
to see you.
- What? Shh-shh!
- A visitor?
A bit. Huh!
No kidding?
Yeah. He doesn't know
anything about it.
It's just if you were there, you know,
it'd show support and team spirit...
and I think that it'd win him over;
I think you would.
Strictly business?
Kate, this is me.
[ Cleaning Ball Lady ]
It works so easily.
I'll try.
You simply apply
Laundry Solution to the stains.
You toss it in the washer.
That's all.
- That simple?
- That simple.
[ Man ]
What fantastic balls.
- Oh, Jesus! What-- What is this?
- [ Crew Murmuring ]
- [ Crew Chattering ]
- No!
Wait a minute.
B-Barry, call Security.
Get them on the floor
immediately, please.
- [ Woman ] Go to James Brown.
- Hello. Security?
Uh, the, uh--
I can apply this while it's on you.
- [ G ] Great. That's even better.
- [ Woman ] All right.
Stay right here.
When I say go, get him out of there.
- All right. H-Here we go.
- Right, right, right there.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
I see a face on this. Come look
at this. Do you see a face here?
- Do you see that?
- I-l-- I don't know.
Can I have your headset?
Thank you.
- Look. Look.
- [ Gasps ] It's the baby Jesus.
- No, that's not Jesus.
That's Merv Griffin.
- No? What?
- Look. Upside down. You see?
- Oh!
Okay, listen up. Jim, camera three,
get a tight shot of the sign.
Cut to camera three
on Ricky's word.
- See? Look. I'll make it look at you.
- Oh!
- See? And he's looking at--
He's looking at you.
- He's looking at me!
Sam, when I give the word,
to the teaser for Peppertown.
- Three, get ready. Ready?
- Peppertown teaser. On his word.
It's amazing. One person's cherry stain
is another person's talk show host.
- Now.
- Go.
It's all around us. We just
have to look for it, you know?
- Good. Good, good, good.
- [ Sighs ]
- Come on. Get him out.
- [ Chattering ]
Okay. We're off. Take him to my office.
Robert Ricky. Look at this.
This looks exactly like Merv Griffin.
- We're gonna have a talk.
Let's have a talk.
- Oh, okay.
Sorry, ladies.
We're off. H-Hang with us.
And, you know, don't--
Everybody's saying "balls" way too much.
Don't say "balls."
Don't say "blue balls."
We're selling Laundry Solution.
That's what to say. You're way
too in love with "balls," aren't ya?
That's all I feel like I'm hearing,
is "balls, balls, balls, balls, balls."
- Robert Ricky!
- I'm right there.
[ Annie ]
We'll be back on soon.
I thought it was Jesus.
It was Merv.
I thought it looked
like Karl Malden.
- Thanks, guys.
- Sure.
- Thank you, Cedric.
Thank you, Ted. On you go.
to Robert Ricky.
- Okay.
- What a wonderful place
you have here. Exhilarating.
- G?
- I can feel your energy in this room.
- Yeah. Sir.
-Hey, hey, hey, hey! What are you doing?
-Bad idea? Bad idea?
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