Showtime Page #7
King Rental Trucks,
may I help you?
This is Detective Mitch Preston--
You mean the Mitch Preston?
The one on Showtime?
- That's me.
- Oh, my God!
Calm down, we just need some
information about a truck.
- Did you rent one to a Charles Hertz?
- I'll just check, honey.
Mr. Hertz picked one up this morning.
- Was there a tracking device on it?
- Yes, Mitch, there was.
Is Trey with you?
Can I speak to him?
Sure, here.
- Trey? This Trey?
- Yeah.
I love you, baby!
Say, "showtime. "
It's showtime!
This b*tch is crazy.
Okay, all right. Bye-bye.
See how popular I am?
All right, thanks.
We got a hit on the truck
at the Bonaventure.
- What's going on?
- Gun show.
Nice guns.
Come on back.
It's okay.
- Thanks for the call.
- Find that footage?
Here are the printouts.
Good luck.
You went out on a limb.
I want to help. Plus I need
an ending for the finale.
Excuse me.
Hello, gun lovers.
My name is Chase Renzi
from the hit series Showtime.
That's sweet. Very sweet, very sweet.
I'm here because we need your help.
are in the building.
They are armed
and extremely dangerous.
What the hell?
There they are!
Vargas!
Don't move.
Oh, sh*t!
Mitch!
Guys, wait up!
- Roger that.
- Ghost 3, Bonaventure Hotel.
Why don't I go up and
make a nice list of demands?
I can help you here.
- Get in!
- Just take it easy, all right? Easy!
Vargas? There's no way out.
I've got a list of demands.
Let us in and tell us what they are.
All right. But first, slide your
weapons in here.
- What did you say?
- I don't know. What?
Slide your weapons in here.
- What?
- What'd you say?
You don't understand English?
Slide in your weapons.
Slide the weapons.
It's okay. I got a backup.
Hold on. I gotta change the tape.
- You thinking what I'm thinking?
- Yeah, I am.
- What are you doing?
- Shut up.
Mitch, no.
- Did you hear me?
- Hold on.
Don't do that. Man!
I've got demands.
See those news choppers out there?
We're hooked in live.
We have a cameraman out here so
you can tell the world what you want.
Okay. Throw in your weapons.
Here they come.
Ready?
There are the guns.
- Stay there.
- Easy.
- Stay there.
- Okay. Just take it easy.
- Where's the cameraman?
- He's afraid.
We don't want to put him in danger,
so he'll do the shooting.
I'll do it.
You ever been on TV before?
It's very simple.
Look at the red light.
Tell the people what's on your mind.
You got him all lined up?
Yeah. Let's shoot.
Okay. All right.
It's showtime.
You okay?
Mitch?
- Trey! Where are you?
- Over here!
- What are you doing?
- Hold on!
Oh, God!
Now it's your turn to smile
for the cameras.
- Get that camera out of here!
- Keep that camera where it is!
Annie, you deal with it, girl.
What's going on
with your new recruits?
I'm tired of your voice.
You're on my last nerve.
- They're not bonding.
- They don't have our chemistry.
Which is why you ought
to guest star in the next episode.
- Not in a million years.
- That's a yes.
I know, and believe me,
I'm working on him.
See you at 8, Mitch.
Look at what you get. What do I get?
Nothing. I'm going to work.
I made you something.
For passing the detective exam.
That is nice of you to do that.
Mitch, that's nice.
What is that?
- What is it? It's a loose change dish.
- Of course it's a loose change dish.
I haven't seen this level of
craftsmanship since kindergarten.
It's appreciated, partner.
- Detectives, your suspect's waiting.
- Be right with you.
"Detective Sellars."
It has a nice ring to it.
Come on, Top Cop, it's showtime.
Hi. I'm Detective Mitch Preston.
No!
I'm sorry, I can't...
Book 'em, Danno.
You're under arrest!
You under arrest, motherer!
I'm sorry.
This Preston character
needs to come to life.
He doesn't have any balls.
Well, he has balls.
They gotta come out.
Bada-bing, bada-boom balls.
Do you feel lucky, punk?
Who said that?
I know you know, Mitch.
You're gonna see this--
Get that camera out of here!
Could you come a little closer?
I'm sorry, I did the wrong thing.
Wrap me up in caution tape,
wrap me up in caution tape, Cop Top?
- You don't think we're--
- Say that in Ebonic!
I'm tired.
- Who are you?
- I'm Annie.
You need a daddy?
Yes or no?
"Oh, Bill." That's what I get now.
It used to be "Oh, yeah,"
now it's "Oh, Bill."
It's showtime!
It's showtime.
Get that camera out of here!
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