Kid West
- Year:
- 2016
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(THEME MUSIC)
(RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
Ungrateful mutt.
I fed you yesterday.
What are we gonna do
with this thing anyway?
I told you, we're gonna sell him.
To who?
I don't know.
It was your master plan to get him anyway.
I'm sick of him.
[KID] Why don't you return
him and get the reward money?
Who's there?
[KID] Banjo Cunningham, you ding bat.
Don't you know the voice
of the neighbor you've had
for seven years?
Jimmy, that you?
[KID] Well, who else would it be?
[KID] Well, Banjo, when a
testosterone kicks in and
his voice starts to change.
You follow me?
Well, if that's so,
ain't your voice supposed
to be deeper?
[KID] Barret, do I
need to come out there
and give you a personal
education in health
or lack thereof?
No, Jimmy.
[KID] That's what I thought.
What you doing out here?
[KID] I'm squatting next to a tree,
what do you think I am doing?
As I was saying,
there's a reward for that missing dog.
I saw a poster on an oak tree
about 100 feet west of here.
If you call the number on the poster,
you can get $50.
You sure?
[KID] As sure as I'm sitting here.
Thanks for the tip, Jimmy.
We'll leave you to it.
Sometimes it's just too easy.
I know you may be afraid
of the dark, little buddy,
but it's for your own protection.
That's Kid West.
(RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
Hey, your mama told
me to come and find you.
Where have you been?
Sorry, Mrs. Roberts,
can't talk right now.
(RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
(YELLING)
Now you listen up, Banjo Cunningham,
that's the last time
stealing in my neighborhood.
Oh, by the way,
watch out for gators.
There's no gators in this river.
Oh yeah?
What's that?
Made you look.
We were worried sick.
I didn't think her little
heart was ever gonna mend
if we couldn't get him back.
Thank you, Kid West.
Just doing my duty, ma'am.
We'll miss you around here.
Where have you been?
Sorry I'm late.
What is that silly thing
still doing on your head?
Where do you wanna start?
Just some extra income.
Every little bit helps.
Where did you get it?
From the Edwards family.
Take it back.
Go on now.
Aren't you forgetting something?
Spitting image, I'd say.
Hardly.
I wasn't talking about you.
Try to blend in to your new
neighborhood, young lady.
There are no cowgirls in Minnesota.
Not yet.
I'll be in touch.
Any progress?
Not yet.
But if my calculations are correct,
we're right on top of where it used to be.
Okay.
Something wrong?
Well, it's just that
no one's ever tried to
dig this up before.
(METAL HIT)
You know,
there was a time stations
actually played music.
Through the rain
Through the storm
Through defeat or battering scorn
(MUSIC CUTS OFF)
You better get some
sleep, sweetheart, okay?
(SLOW MUSIC)
I know there's been
a lot of rumors about
what this find actually means.
But can you give us the
historical significance
of what was found?
Well, first of all, it's
important to differentiate
between folklore and fact.
A lot of people misconstrue
this as some sort of
ghost story that's returned to haunt them.
But as a matter of history,
it's quite remarkable that
Walter Smith's personal life...
Hey.
This it?
Uh huh.
Small population.
They're probably all eating breakfast.
Well.
What do you think?
Well, it has character, I'll give it that.
That's one way to put it.
Listen, my hours are gonna
be pretty full at the hospital
so that means you're gonna
have to take care of yourself
most of the time.
Oh, I can handle it.
What I'm saying is, don't
you go looking for trouble.
What if it comes looking for me?
Then hide.
(DOORBELL RINGS)
Morning.
That your truck out there?
Uh huh.
Well I just a received report
that it's a stolen vehicle.
I beg your pardon?
Just kidding you.
I'm Sheriff Badger, just
wanted to welcome you
to the neighborhood.
Well, thank you.
I'm Faye Cooper, and this is Harper.
Hello, little lady.
My daddy was a sheriff.
Is that right?
He died in the line of duty.
Harper.
I'm very sorry to hear that.
That's okay.
He was a hero.
He also...
Well, thank you for stopping by.
We sure do appreciate it.
Of course.
But if you two need anything
at all, you let me know.
Welcome to the neighborhood.
You shouldn't say things
like that to strangers.
(QUIET MUSIC)
(ALARM RINGING)
(MUMBLING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Nice hat.
Nice bike.
You new around here?
My mom and I just got in yesterday.
Name's Kid West.
Your first name is Kid?
What happens when you grow up?
Haven't you ever heard of a nickname?
People just call me Angie.
You're gonna need a faster
bike in this neighborhood.
My bike is plenty fast.
You wanna race?
Sure.
You wanna lose?
(MUSIC)
Talk is cheap, Miss
I don't like nicknames.
Count of three.
One.
Two.
Three.
(RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
Hey wait, where's the finish line?
(RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
Hey you!
Who gave you permission
to ride on my streets?
Don't you know the rules?
Let me guess, you're the rule makers?
Right.
First rule, is that only kids in our gang
can ride on this street.
Unless they get permission from you?
You're catching on.
I'm guessing that
permission costs something.
You're smarter than you look, Cowgirl.
Time to pay your daily fee.
You're gonna charge that
other girl the same thing?
You mean Pocahontas?
She's my girlfriend, she gets a free pass.
How romantic.
She part of your gang too?
Not yet.
But she'll come around.
What happens if someone
They get taught a lesson.
Don't you move, cow pie.
Hold on there, Axel.
Not bad for a girl.
Make you a deal.
Do us enough favors, you
can ride these streets
all you want.
I'm sure you don't give
many offers like that.
Like I said, you're
smarter than you look.
I'll pass.
Big mistake.
Better watch out, Cowgirl.
You and your family.
Thanks.
Friendly neighborhood?
Colorful.
So how was your first day?
Oh, it was okay.
A few nurses in another unit were let go.
They were fired?
No, it was just a low census.
When the hospital doesn't
have enough patients
in a particular unit,
the hospital has to let
people go sometimes.
Would this ever happen
to someone in your unit?
Well, the thing is.
(PHONE RINGS)
(TV NEWS IN BACKGROUND)
Hello?
Oh, hi.
Yeah.
I wish.
Well, it's not very good.
[TV] Now we go live to Tracy Storm
who is outside the museum.
Tracy, what can you tell us?
Well, Erica, the key that was discovered
just a few days ago was
stolen here last night.
The key is believed to have once belonged
to Walter Smith.
The legendary tycoon who
died in a house fire in 1855.
The archeologist who led the excavation
is offering a $5000 reward for its return.
No, it's not good.
I don't think it'll last
more than a couple of weeks.
(SLOW MUSIC)
You're right, she needs it.
(UPBEAT RHYTHMIC MUSIC)
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