The Green Hornet

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Daily Sentinel, one moment please.

The mayor doesn't want the article on gas

prices go to print.

Tell the Mayor, I'm insulted.

I would never jeopardize the journalistic integrity

of this newspaper,

for some rent-a-mayor's political agenda.

Very well Mr. ...

So, Britt.

Here we are again.

Sent home after another school yard fight.

I know you miss your mother.

So do I.

But I have to take care of 750 employees,

and you have to take care of yourself.

Still that seems to be asking....to much.

I was trying to stop some bullies...

Trying doesn't matter when you always fail.

No, Dad!

Do you think it makes me happy to do this?

-YES!

-No it doesn't.

There's not a week goes by when you find

yourself in some kind of trouble.

But if you're doing this for attention,

you have all that I can afford to give you.

And you're wasting my time.

No, no, not you.

Have a seat.

Either one, they're both very comfortable.

So what can I do for you?

As you know, I have worked my entire

life, very hard...

to achieve one goal.

-Well.

-And that goal, which I have in fact, achieved.

Was to be in charge of all the crime,

in the city of Los Angeles.

Therefore, the fact that you assume that

you can open this establishment,

without my permission.

without payment, and sell narcotics out of it.

Is completely unacceptable.

Really?

And to be honest.

Quite insulting.

Therefore, you must sign up ownership of this

establishment to me.

For which time you become my employees.

What, we're...we're your employees?

Yeah, or close down permanently.

The choice is yours.

Okay, uh, how do I pronounce your name?

Ch...Tchaikovsky.

Chudnofsky.

Char...chadost...chod dosky.

Chud...nof...sky.

Chudnofsky.

All right, Chudnofsky.

Kiss my ass.

Put your lips to my ass,

and kiss it.

French kiss it.

Tickle it with your grey whiskers.

I got bitter sweet news for you.

You're washed up.

You're old, you're boring, you're not scary.

You dress like sh*t.

It's over for you, okay.

That's the bitter news.

Now the sweet news is,

you can retire.

You can go play golf.

Eat your dinners at 3 O'clock in the afternoon.

Play with your grandkids, drink Metamucil.

Old people sh*t.

Okay, look at me.

I got a name people can say.

My name is Danny Clear.

I deal crystal meth.

People call me, crystal-clear.

It's easy.

Check out my kick-ass hangout here.

I got pillars of glass everywhere.

I got a see-through piano.

Look at my boys.

They're pimped out.

We got Gucci, Armani, another Gucci.

Tailor made.

This is what you need to get to the top, today.

Not hard work.

Not dressing like disco-Santa-Claus.

You need charisma.

You look like my Uncle Gregg.

Very nice guy, but, he's a dentist.

Now consider this your retirement letter.

Boom!

It's over.

See your way out.

Well you truly don't think I'm scary?

Nah, no.

Okay, o...kay, you're scary!

Yeah, you're scary.

You just said I'm not.

No, no you are. You are.

What's a Disco-Santa?

Disco-Santa, I don't know.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

It was just something stupid to say.

You said I'm boring too.

My gun has two barrels.

That's not boring.

But is was very difficult to make.

-Answer me!

-What?

Well what can I do to be more scary?

A better name?

A cooler name?

A little more color, or something.

Ah, um....

May...maybe, maybe you could say something

to people before you kill them.

But not now. It's hard to think with

this double barrel in my face.

Sorry.

You've given me a lot to think about.

You're not going to kill me?

Okay I get it. You keep me alive so I

can, I can spread your legend.

Okay, I'll do that, man.

I'll spread your legend.

And you forgot your briefcase.

(High pitched beep)

Let's get this party crazy.

Rolling Stones:
Live with me

I got nasty habits,

I take tea at three

Yes, and the meat I eat for dinner time

Must be, hung up for a week

My best friend, he shoots water rats

And feeds them to his geese

Don'cha think there's a place for you

In between the sheets?

Come on now, honey

We can build a home for three

Come on now, honey,

Don't you wanna live with me?

-Behold my lady.

And there's a score of harebrained children

They're all locked in the nursery

They got earphone heads they got dirty necks

They're so 20th century

Well they queue up for the bathroom

At around about 7:35

Don'cha think we need a woman's

touch to make it come alive?

You'd look good pram pushing

Down the high street

Mmmmm.

That's the good stuff.

Good morning.

-Alll..real

-Ana Lee.

Ana Lee, that's what I meant.

Oh sh*t.

Son, this what you want from your life?

This, uh. This gives you a sense of fulfillment?

Dad, I told you tomorrow,

I'm enrolling in I.T.T. Technical Institute.

I am going to fix computers for a living, so...

I spend all night writing an editorial about

the nausea this town has come to inspirer.

About the corruption, the violence,

and the decadence

that we've come to expect as part

of our daily life.

Then I have to turn the page...

and see my own son's

contribution to this mayhem.

Sweet, I'm on the paper.

Now you may think you're humiliating me.

-Oy.

-You're humiliating yourself.

Okay, I'm sorry. Look, if you don't like it, why

don't you ask them not to print it.

It's your newspaper.

I can't because unfortunately it's news.

I've kept myself out the papers for years,

now do me a favor and do the same.

And I told you, stop taking girls into my garage.

You do it again, I'll change the lock.

-Okay, but can you sign this for me?

-Yeah.

Never...stop...the party.

Digital Underground: The Humpty Dance

I look funny, but yo I'm makin' money see

so yo world I hope you're ready for me.

Now gather round

I'm the new fool in town

and my sound's laid down by the Underground.

I drink up all the Hennessey ya got on ya shelf

so just let me introduce myself

My name is Humpty, pronounced with a Umpty.

Yo ladies, oh how I like to hump thee.

Go, go, go, go.

Hello.

Get it, get the shot, get it.

How are you coping with your father's death?

If you're just joining us,

James Reid has been found dead from

an allergic reaction to a bee sting.

Leaving his son, his empire.

Johnny Cash:
I hung my head

Early one morning, with time to kill.

I borrowed Jebb's rifle,

And sat on the hill

I saw a lone rider

Crossing the plain

I drew a bead on him,

To practice my aim.

I hung my head, I...

-It was during my election campaign.

...hung my head, I hung my head.

-Running for district attorney

when I first met James Reid.

It was immediately clear to me that he was a

man of infallible integrity.

He dedicated himself to this city,

though his philanthropic endeavors and his newspaper,

The Daily Sentinel.

A shinning beacon of truth.

He was our north star.

He showed us the way.

Thank you James.

Britt, your father was truly a great man.

-When I first started campaigning...

-Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.

-He was the best business man I've ever known.

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