At first, the plot seems to center around a female private party stripper, April (Cara Van Landingham), and a male party stripper, Nick (Jack Van Landingham).
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00:02:59I didn't hear you come home last night.
00:03:29Was it late?
00:03:32Surprised you noticed.
00:03:33And what's that supposed to mean?
00:03:35Nothing.
00:03:37Bill and Ray and I just went swimming with some kids after work.
00:03:40Oh, yeah?
00:03:40It's kind of late to be out swimming, isn't it?
00:03:46Hey!
00:03:48Give me a coffee.
00:03:49You should have seen your mama last night.
00:03:52She had them rednecks howling.
00:03:53Sure.
00:03:54You impersonated a dog real well.
00:04:01I thought you liked dogs.
00:04:04Some of them.
00:04:07You think you can make them old boys howl, like you, mama?
00:04:10Hey, you get any idea she's dancing out of your head right now.
00:04:16She's going to college.
00:04:17Give me some bacon and eggs.
00:04:26Make me some bacon and eggs.
00:04:30You want some bacon and eggs?
00:04:44You want some bacon and eggs?
00:04:48Billy Ray is picking me up.
00:04:54Honey, have fun at school.
00:04:56Okay, Mom.
00:04:57Come here.
00:05:19Sorry about last night.
00:05:27You must know what's going on.
00:05:57to me next time you touch Margaret I'm gonna kill you I am not blind you touch
00:06:05her again and I will kill you don't ever threaten me again yes I can touch you I
00:06:20can touch her I can touch whoever I want tell me you're just another piece of meat
00:06:50what about that all nothing I gotta go hey wait a minute
00:07:20goodbye
00:07:50your time has come baby Mr. Beautiful
00:08:17hmm
00:08:47If my mama catches you in my room, you can kiss your meal ticket goodbye.
00:08:55Yeah?
00:08:58With my connections and your body, I don't need a meal ticket.
00:09:03We can make some real money.
00:09:08You're dreaming.
00:09:17A 17-year-old girl has no business painting her toenails red. It looks trashy.
00:09:22Oh, really?
00:09:24Then why do you do it?
00:09:28Have you seen Ramon?
00:09:30Yeah. He's in my bathroom.
00:09:36What were you doing in there?
00:09:38I fixed her plumbing.
00:09:45Did he try anything?
00:09:47Sure, Mom. He raped me.
00:09:49Did you get smart with me, young lady? Now what happened in here?
00:09:53Look, just because you're easy doesn't mean that I am.
00:09:57You watch your mouth.
00:09:58Excuse me. I have to pee.
00:10:00Just a minute.
00:10:02Later, Mom.
00:10:04Maggie.
00:10:13Bye, babe. Pick me up in the morning.
00:10:17I'm going to ask a dog.
00:10:19Do you like a dog?
00:10:20The dog.
00:10:21It's time to drink the dog.
00:10:22Do you want to kill me?
00:10:24I don't want to kill you, so he's got a dog.
00:10:25I don't want to kill you.
00:10:27It's time to drink your dog.
00:10:29I don't want to eat it.
00:10:30She's a dog.
00:10:32She likes to drink your dog.
00:10:38She makes a dog.
00:10:40I don't want to eat bread.
00:10:42I don't want to eat this.
00:10:44She likes to drink it.
00:10:45Did you fuck him?
00:11:01Did you fuck him?
00:11:07And what if I did?
00:11:09It's my body.
00:11:12I want to make it mine.
00:11:15Okay, now do you mind, baby?
00:11:18Like so?
00:11:19Yeah.
00:11:29Not here.
00:11:34My room.
00:11:35Whatever you want, baby.
00:11:45Come here.
00:11:52Come here.
00:12:01You feel so good.
00:12:04Oh, it's so good.
00:12:08Yeah.
00:12:09Harder.
00:12:10Will you come back tomorrow night?
00:12:12I'm ready.
00:12:12I'm ready.
00:12:34Good morning.
00:12:54Good morning.
00:12:59I'm Dr. Margaret Stimson.
00:13:01This class will be in six lectures, worth one credit.
00:13:07The primary focus of today will be female sexuality.
00:13:14If any of you arrived at the class in error, feel free to leave before the lecture begins.
00:13:19I might add the discussion today will be short.
00:13:24I don't seem to see you on my seating list.
00:13:29Ron Sawyer, I signed up late.
00:13:33I see, okay, good, well, let's begin.
00:13:37To understand the female sexuality, first we must understand what drives that sexuality.
00:13:43Oh, one more thing, you will be required to purchase my book, it's required reading for
00:13:49the class.
00:13:50Um, does anyone have any suggestions on what drives a woman's sexuality?
00:13:57A man.
00:13:59Uh, thank you, Mr. Sawyer is right, well, partially right.
00:14:07Anything else?
00:14:08What about having children?
00:14:10Motherhood?
00:14:11Okay, fine.
00:14:12Anything else?
00:14:13What about the physical aspects?
00:14:14The physical aspects of sexuality aren't nearly as important as just being held and being
00:14:19close to the person, sharing.
00:14:21Good.
00:14:22Okay, how many of you have sex just to feel closeness?
00:14:29You're smiling, Mr. Sawyer, does that surprise you?
00:14:33Not really, a woman derives strength and security from a man.
00:14:42And what does a man derive from a woman?
00:14:47Sense of purpose, his very existence.
00:14:50Excellent, you'd make a wonderful politician, although I don't think many men would agree
00:14:56with you.
00:14:57Um, any other comments?
00:15:00What about old-fashioned love?
00:15:03Isn't that the best reason for sex?
00:15:05Yes, based on the Judeo-Christian morality.
00:15:11But unfortunately, good sex isn't always necessarily based on love.
00:15:16Well, wouldn't you agree that good sex has a better chance of it happening if both partners
00:15:20truly love each other?
00:15:24True love is not a prerequisite for sex, it is for marriage.
00:15:29More often than not, a woman will endure the marriage bed, subject to the sexual gratification
00:15:34of her husband.
00:15:37True love in many instances will help sustain that relationship, but in all probability,
00:15:42a woman's sexual desires would be fulfilled in the arms of another.
00:15:47You don't really believe that, do you?
00:15:50Studies showed me to be correct.
00:15:52Haven't you ever had amazing sex with somebody you didn't love?
00:15:56Are you telling us you have?
00:15:58Safe by the bell.
00:16:02Okay, we'll pick up this discussion on Wednesday.
00:16:05Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
00:16:08Dr. Simpson, some of us already have your book.
00:16:11Can I get your autograph?
00:16:12Absolutely.
00:16:14Hope you enjoy the course.
00:16:15Thanks.
00:16:16Thanks.
00:16:17Thanks.
00:16:18Thanks.
00:16:19Thanks.
00:16:20Thanks.
00:16:23Thanks.
00:16:48Dr. Simpson, after reading your book, my life has taken on a new purpose
00:16:57and I've discovered my sexuality.
00:17:00I'm really happy for you. Good luck in the future.
00:17:08Jogger found him around 7 this morning.
00:17:11My guess is he's been dead about 48 hours.
00:17:14Get the hell out!
00:17:17Hey, thanks for the scoop.
00:17:18Yeah, well, just remember, you owe me.
00:17:22Call the coroner.
00:17:24I want lab report to that guy on my desk immediately.
00:17:28You'll get your lab report.
00:17:29Hey, Hancock, you taking me to dinner tonight?
00:17:32Payday's three days away.
00:17:34Don't quit being such a cheapskate. You've got a visa.
00:17:37Well, why don't we go Dutch? Women's live and all that.
00:17:40Well, I believe in women's live, but only when it suits my purpose.
00:17:45Italian, okay?
00:17:47Pick me up at 8.
00:17:47A young student of mine made an interesting observation about true love.
00:17:55I disagreed with him at first, but the more I think about it, the more I think he was right.
00:17:59Delivery for Dr. Margaret Simpson?
00:18:10Holy cow. One moment.
00:18:13You have a delivery.
00:18:15Bring it in.
00:18:15Oh, you've got to come see this.
00:18:24Dr. Margaret Simpson?
00:18:27Yes.
00:18:28They're beautiful.
00:18:31Who sent them?
00:18:32No idea, lady.
00:18:33No idea, lady. I only deliver them.
00:18:34Will they sign us?
00:18:35Sure.
00:18:36Thanks.
00:18:37Is there a card?
00:18:39I'll bet Dr. Ornstein sent them.
00:18:41Dr. Simpson's office.
00:18:44It's Paul. I mean, Dr. Ornstein.
00:18:47Tell him I'll call him back.
00:18:53Oh, better yet, ask him to meet me at Landry's for lunch.
00:18:55She's busy at the moment.
00:18:58She'd like you to meet her for lunch.
00:19:00Yes, usual place, Landry's.
00:19:03I'll tell her.
00:19:04From someone who believes in love.
00:19:10Stacy, call student registration.
00:19:12I'd like to see an enrollment card on a Ron Sawyer, please.
00:19:15Yes, ma'am.
00:19:15The day started out unusually.
00:19:28So anyway, at first I thought the flowers were from you.
00:19:30Well, you sounded like you really enjoyed receiving them.
00:19:34I did.
00:19:36Do I note a little tone of jealousy in your voice?
00:19:38I just don't think it's a good idea to promote a close relationship with a student.
00:19:43You are. You are, Dillon.
00:19:45I'm not. Jealousy is not the word. I am concerned.
00:19:51Well, whatever. It's nice to know you care.
00:19:53Well, I do.
00:19:56So here's to a beautiful weekend.
00:20:00Oh.
00:20:00Oh?
00:20:02My agent's booking on something this weekend.
00:20:04Your agent?
00:20:07So, how is the book coming?
00:20:11It's selling great.
00:20:12But you know what? I think I only have to do something Saturday night.
00:20:14We can have dinner at one place Sunday night.
00:20:17That's better.
00:20:21Can I just do a hell of a Sunday night?
00:20:25I'll have to find something to do.
00:20:26I mean, besides the usual.
00:20:29Well, I'll bring the board game over.
00:20:31I'm sure you will.
00:20:32What do you want me to cook?
00:20:36You don't eat anything anyway.
00:20:38Well, I do eat something.
00:20:40Well, thank you.
00:20:40Yeah.
00:20:41Ha-ha-ha!
00:21:11Hello.
00:21:21Are you alone?
00:21:23Are you alone, Margaret?
00:21:26Who is this?
00:21:27Hello.
00:21:36Are you alone?
00:21:38Are you alone, Margaret?
00:21:39Who is this?
00:21:43Hello?
00:21:49What was that?
00:21:50I don't know. I think it was the wrong number.
00:21:57It's your lucky day, Hancock.
00:22:07I've got two ham sandwiches, one of the people won without, two coffees.
00:22:12Take a pick.
00:22:13Without.
00:22:15Did you get the coroner's report?
00:22:16Victor died from loss of blood due to his throat being slashed open.
00:22:20Well, that is a surprise.
00:22:22Well, we also know that the, uh, let's see, that the killer's left-handed, that the victim has a wife, two kids, no previous record, Mr. Clean.
00:22:31That, uh, he was last seen alive at some titty bar called Michael's.
00:22:34And we found this in his coat pocket.
00:22:37Best we know about her is her name is, get this, Madam Ecstasy.
00:22:43She's probably not a local.
00:22:45Walt found out from the bar that she's, uh, booked out a Dallas Collegial Agency.
00:22:48So, complete Chapter 3, and I'll see you on Friday.
00:23:04Mr. Sawyer, may I see you a moment?
00:23:11Mr. Sawyer, I'd like to thank you for the flowers.
00:23:13Call me Ron.
00:23:14I'm glad you liked him.
00:23:15Um, I'd appreciate it if, in the future, you would refrain from showing me any attention, other than that of a student-teacher relationship.
00:23:24Why are you so upset?
00:23:26I'm not upset.
00:23:27I'm just saying, if you want to stay in the class, no more personal displays of affection.
00:23:31In that case, I'll drop the class.
00:23:32Ron, Mr. Sawyer, um...
00:23:33I like Ron better.
00:23:34I like Ron better.
00:24:00TUNES
00:24:05SHIFFIN
00:24:06TUNES
00:24:07SON
00:24:12TUNES
00:24:17Hi, could you page Dr. Orenstein for me, please?
00:24:42Oh, he has.
00:24:44What time did he leave?
00:24:45Okay, uh, notice, tell him Dr. Simpson called.
00:24:49I'm at home. He's got the number phone.
00:24:51Thanks.
00:25:13Hello?
00:25:14If you are the head of the household, please hold for an important message.
00:25:17I'm at home.
00:25:21I'm at home.
00:25:24I'm at home.
00:25:26I'm at home.
00:25:30I'm at home.
00:25:34I'm at home.
00:25:36I'm at home.
00:25:39I'm at home.
00:25:41I'm at home.
00:25:45BIRDS CHIRP
00:26:15BIRDS CHIRP
00:26:17BIRDS CHIRP
00:26:19Hey.
00:26:21You scared me up to death.
00:26:23Didn't mean to.
00:26:28How'd you get in?
00:26:30You gave me a key, remember?
00:26:32Oh, yeah.
00:26:35You want a glass of wine?
00:26:37Absolutely.
00:26:39Come back. I'll get it.
00:26:41Uh-oh.
00:26:42Oh, no.
00:26:45Better call the normalist.
00:26:56Yeah, this is Paul.
00:26:58All right, listen.
00:27:00Call Samuel, tell him I'll be there in 20 minutes,
00:27:03and call Baxter, too, okay?
00:27:06Yeah.
00:27:07Good.
00:27:07Don't tell me.
00:27:11Please.
00:27:11Not enough.
00:27:12Sorry about that.
00:27:15Doctor, you don't know what you're gonna miss.
00:27:21Oh, Lordy.
00:27:23Can't somebody else do it?
00:27:25No, darling, they can't do it.
00:27:28I don't believe this.
00:27:29Where's your car?
00:27:33Uh, park you down on the street.
00:27:37Bye.
00:27:38Bye.
00:27:38Bye.
00:27:38BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:08BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:38BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:40BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:42BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:44BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:46BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:48BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:50BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:52BIRDS CHIRP
00:28:54She's danced here. All the broads dance here sooner or later.
00:28:57What do you know about her?
00:28:58She's a dancer. They come, they go. I don't ask questions.
00:29:06She wears a mask and uses the name Madame Ecstasy. That's all I know.
00:29:11What's a real name?
00:29:13Look, I run a straight joint here. If this broad's got problems, I ain't involved.
00:29:18Then tell me what I want to know.
00:29:21She's strictly cash and carry. No payroll checks.
00:29:25Her booking agency's out of Dallas. The Caligula Agency. Call them.
00:29:31And that's all you know?
00:29:33That's all I know.
00:29:37Well, if you decide to remember anything, call me.
00:29:43The more I dance, the more freedom I feel as a woman.
00:29:53Not Dr. Margaret Simpson, but me. The person.
00:29:57I'm discovering my own sexuality.
00:30:01I like sex, but at the same time, it scares me a little.
00:30:05I wonder if that's how my mother felt.
00:30:09When they watch me dance, I know they want me.
00:30:13But what they don't know is that they make the dancing easier.
00:30:17I can feel their passion. I can see it in their eyes.
00:30:21I can feel it in their hands when they touch me.
00:30:23Madame Ecstasy is alive and well.
00:30:25End of chapter three.
00:30:29Stacy, after you type this up, send it to my agent.
00:30:31Get an immediate response, please.
00:30:33Thanks.
00:30:47Samuel Norenstein.
00:30:48Dr. Norenstein, please.
00:30:49Dr. Norenstein has left.
00:30:51Let's see.
00:30:53He checked out at 845.
00:31:01Sweet lady.
00:31:09Oh, baby.
00:31:11Oh, baby.
00:31:13Oh, honey.
00:31:15Honey.
00:31:17Oh, sweet lady.
00:31:25Oh, sweet lady.
00:31:29Good night.
00:31:31Dr. Norenstein, you missed one hell of an evening.
00:31:51Was it good with me?
00:31:53Yes, it was.
00:31:57Good.
00:31:59You won't need her anymore.
00:32:01You are a bad thing.
00:32:05It's a bad thing.
00:32:07Shh.
00:32:15Hmm.
00:32:17Hmm.
00:32:19Hello.
00:32:40It's me.
00:32:42Who's me?
00:32:44It's me, Ron.
00:32:45How did you get my phone number?
00:32:51What you doing?
00:32:54It's none of your business.
00:32:58Sounds to me like you're taking a bath.
00:33:02What are you doing?
00:33:05Flying here naked thinking about you taking a bath.
00:33:11What you thinking about?
00:33:16I'm thinking I'm going to hang up.
00:33:18Goodbye.
00:33:18Goodbye.
00:33:48You're all right, Dr. Arnstein.
00:34:09Oh, no!
00:34:15Son of a bitch tried to kill me.
00:34:18Did you get his license?
00:34:19No, sir. It happened too fast.
00:34:22Wreck-smoking asshole. Goddamn.
00:34:28Damn.
00:34:29He sure wasted them pants.
00:34:31I buy suits with two pair of pants just for that reason. I hope you did the same.
00:34:39Well, I appreciate your concern, but no, I didn't.
00:34:46Shit!
00:34:47All them degrees.
00:34:54He hasn't got the smarts to buy suits with two pair of pants.
00:34:57So, in a psychological survey like this one, your names aren't as important to me as it is to fill out the rest of the questionnaire with age, marital status, that sort of thing.
00:35:10Yes.
00:35:11What type of movie are we watching?
00:35:13It'll be X-rated.
00:35:14I've never seen one before.
00:35:18Oh, good.
00:35:22I hope you enjoy it.
00:35:23Did Paul call?
00:35:33No.
00:35:33You know me any good?
00:35:34Yeah, actually.
00:35:35Go ahead and watch it. I'll answer the phones.
00:35:37Are you serious?
00:35:37I've seen it.
00:35:38Okay.
00:35:39Don't forget to fill out a questionnaire.
00:35:40All right.
00:35:41Did you get that information out of Ron Sawyer that I wanted?
00:35:43Yeah, I just came in. Top file.
00:35:45Thanks.
00:36:03Where would you like to go?
00:36:05I know this bar on the bay that makes great margaritas.
00:36:08I'd rather have a beer.
00:36:10They keep long necks on ice.
00:36:13Okay.
00:36:15You're Carmine.
00:36:17I'll follow you.
00:36:25Well, they were beautiful flowers, but they almost had me in trouble.
00:36:29Yeah.
00:36:30A friend of mine's a florist.
00:36:33Would you like another round?
00:36:34Oh, no. Thanks.
00:36:36So what did you do after the Navy?
00:36:39Became a bartender.
00:36:40Oh, really?
00:36:41How'd you like it?
00:36:42Pays the rent.
00:36:44Got it.
00:36:45Why did you call me last night?
00:36:55Why'd you call me today?
00:37:01You have beautiful eyes.
00:37:02It's getting late. I gotta go.
00:37:08It's early.
00:37:10What are you afraid of?
00:37:15Maybe myself.
00:37:16But it's not like I don't have anything else to do.
00:37:19There's nothing more important than right now.
00:37:21This moment.
00:37:23I mean, for all we know, it could be our last.
00:37:25You're a bit of a fatalist.
00:37:25You're a bit of a fatalist, aren't you?
00:37:29No, a realist.
00:37:30I want you, Margaret.
00:37:31I want us to be together.
00:37:33I want to touch you.
00:37:34I want us to have a baby.
00:37:34I want us to have a baby.
00:37:39I'm serious.
00:37:42Yeah, I'm sure you are.
00:37:44You realize I have a relationship, right?
00:37:50I know.
00:37:52I have more to offer.
00:37:54Margaret, please sit down.
00:37:55Look.
00:37:56I'm not sure what you have to offer is anything I could really use.
00:38:01Do you realize how much older I am than you?
00:38:06The only way to know if the water's warm enough to swim in is just to dive right in.
00:38:12You're talking apples and oranges.
00:38:15I gotta go.
00:38:22Maggie, wait.
00:38:25Wait!
00:38:26Maggie, wait!
00:38:35Ron, it won't work.
00:38:36Well, just give us a chance.
00:38:42Can't you come over tonight?
00:38:44I got a C-section in about 30 minutes.
00:38:47Well, I'll wait up.
00:38:51Maggie, honey, it's gonna be awfully late.
00:38:54Will you call me later?
00:38:58I really need your call, please.
00:39:00I will call.
00:39:02I promise.
00:39:03You sure?
00:39:18Big as life.
00:39:19Social numbers she gave the clubs was hers.
00:39:21She scrambled the numbers up, but our lab boys unscrambled them.
00:39:24Put someone on her.
00:39:29I want pictures of everyone around her coming and going.
00:39:32You got it.
00:39:33Oh, by the way, she's booked in the Regency this Friday night.
00:39:38If you're interested.
00:39:38Hello?
00:39:39Hello?
00:39:40You're alone, aren't you?
00:39:44Yes, I'm alone.
00:39:46hello you're alone aren't you yes i'm alone you sound close where are you
00:40:04i'm on the bay it's a nice night for lovers
00:40:07you know you've got to stop this nonsense i can't what are you wearing
00:40:16good night mr sawyer
00:40:46did the union actually back hancock on the ponytail thing
00:40:51god damn union had to back him up on that thing
00:40:58the only time i ever disagreed with you
00:41:02did the union actually back hancock on the ponytail thing
00:41:08god damn union had to back him up on that thing
00:41:11the only time i ever disagreed with you
00:41:15back to work back to work
00:41:19is it true there's been another murder
00:41:31which one the madam ecstasy murders
00:41:36okay you don't know you tell me what you know i'll tell you what i know
00:41:40get off the fishing expedition the stories blown
00:41:43my paper is waiting for confirmation to print
00:41:46does a doctor margaret simpson ring a bell
00:41:53you print that story
00:41:54and a killer goes into hiding
00:42:02what do you want to hold the story
00:42:04first day exclusive
00:42:07you happy being a parasite
00:42:13in my office now
00:42:16i gotta go
00:42:18shut the door
00:42:22who else knows
00:42:32just stevenson
00:42:34hell he approached me he knew every damn detail down to the wire
00:42:39give the arsehole the exclusive
00:42:41all i can say is
00:42:43you better bring her in before the boys in the press force you to
00:42:47she is not the killer
00:42:48but she is the reason that the damn killer is killing you know it and so do i
00:42:51i do not need you to tell me how to do my fucking job all right
00:42:54i hope you're right
00:43:09stacy did dr orenstein return my call yet
00:43:21he asked me to tell you he'd be in surgery all day
00:43:24well when did he call stacy
00:43:28you were with a patient
00:43:29transfer my messages to my voicemail at home
00:43:32i'll be out the rest of the day
00:43:34yes ma'am
00:43:41great
00:43:49great
00:43:53great
00:43:59Ron?
00:44:06Ron?
00:44:10Ron, are you home?
00:44:22Ron?
00:44:29Anybody home?
00:44:59Do you love me?
00:45:29I think so.
00:45:31Oh my god.
00:45:37Oh no.
00:45:43Margaret!
00:45:52Margaret, wait! God damn it, wait!
00:45:54Leave me alone!
00:45:59I'm like a moth, attracted to a flame.
00:46:05I've got to get to it even, even though I know it'll destroy me.
00:46:11It's...
00:46:13It's...
00:46:15My mind is crowded with thoughts of Ron.
00:46:19Margaret, please let me in.
00:46:24Go away.
00:46:26Margaret!
00:46:28Margaret, please just let me in.
00:46:32Margaret, please let me in.
00:46:36Go away.
00:46:38Margaret!
00:46:40Margaret, please just let me in.
00:46:44Margaret, please let me in.
00:46:47Margaret, please let me in.
00:46:49Please?
00:46:50We belong together.
00:46:51Margaret, please let me in.
00:46:53Please?
00:46:54We belong together.
00:46:55Please?
00:46:57Margaret, please let me in.
00:47:05Margaret, please, let me in.
00:47:07Thanks for it.
00:47:09ORGAN PLAYS
00:47:39ORGAN PLAYS
00:47:51Hello?
00:47:55Are you out, Lama?
00:47:57Are you?
00:48:01Look, it's late, Paul. Leave her to bed.
00:48:03Well, do you still love me?
00:48:09I'm not sure.
00:48:11Good night, Paul.
00:48:14But he's right.
00:48:16Madam Ecstasy is a live, breathing, very real part of me.
00:48:23There's a Lieutenant Hancock here to see you.
00:48:27Uh, send him in, I guess.
00:48:28Dr. Simpson?
00:48:33We have no way of knowing if the killer is out there or not.
00:48:36You could be his next victim.
00:48:38Well, what do you suggest I do?
00:48:39Cancel the show.
00:48:40I can't do that.
00:48:47Gentlemen, let's welcome the fabulous Madam Ecstasy.
00:48:51Come on up, Lieutenant.
00:49:13Come on.
00:49:16Don't be shy.
00:49:17Wait here.
00:49:28Oh, I'll handle this.
00:49:30Who is he?
00:49:31He's a friend of mine.
00:49:32Just take a minute, okay?
00:49:37What are you doing?
00:49:39What's he doing?
00:49:40Police protection, remember?
00:49:41Oh, look, I, uh, let's talk, okay?
00:49:50Now?
00:49:51Yeah.
00:49:52I, I'll take you for a drink.
00:49:56We'll talk, we'll...
00:49:58Let's talk, let's talk.
00:50:02Hold on a second.
00:50:04All right.
00:50:08Who is he?
00:50:09He's going to take me home.
00:50:10Who is he?
00:50:11Look, he's just a friend.
00:50:13There's no reason to mix him up in this.
00:50:14No deal.
00:50:15You're in a police protection room,
00:50:16I don't mind if he's a name.
00:50:19Dr. Paul Ornstein.
00:50:21Look, I'll be fine.
00:50:27Let's go.
00:50:28Let's go.
00:50:28Let's go.
00:50:47Let's go.
00:50:48Let's go.
00:50:49and how about a little of the red have you ever seen me drink red wine
00:50:59why did you ask me here paul what do you what do you want
00:51:05well a lot of things but uh how about a new beginning
00:51:11it's very sweet but i think it's a little late
00:51:15are you two coming to bed
00:51:21that's brilliant
00:51:26looks like your little plan didn't work baby
00:51:45are you lost
00:51:55i'm sure i feel that way
00:51:57can i come in
00:51:58sure
00:51:59well i've been standing out here 20 minutes can you call him and check never mind here he is
00:52:08so
00:52:21yeah
00:52:23Which one of us were you screwing?
00:52:53I'm sorry.
00:53:00Two of the waitresses recognized him from the bar last night.
00:53:09His name's Ron Sawyer.
00:53:11Does he have a rap sheet?
00:53:13He spent 18 months at Gainesville Correctional School for Boys.
00:53:16Seems he tried to kill his mother's boyfriend.
00:53:19Walked in on him while they were getting it on.
00:53:21He replaced him in juvenile.
00:53:23This is Dr. Ornstein.
00:53:25Supposedly, it's her boyfriend.
00:53:27We're running a make on the female right now.
00:53:29According to her secretary, she was running around with Sawyer
00:53:33and the secretary was running around with Ornstein.
00:53:36Et cetera, et cetera.
00:53:38Pick Sawyer up and bring him in for questioning.
00:53:40All units, be on the lookout for Ronald B. Sawyer, a male Caucasian.
00:53:44Six foot, two inches, blue eyes, brown hair.
00:53:47Suspect is believed to be .
00:53:50It's got pretty good taste in music.
00:53:59Now here's a nasty little blade.
00:54:09The University Board of Regents announced today that Dr. Margaret Simpson will have to appear before them tomorrow to answer charges of Ms. Gainesville.
00:54:10The Board of Regents announced today that Dr. Margaret Simpson will have to appear before them tomorrow to answer charges of Ms. Gainesville.
00:54:11misconduct with the student.
00:54:12The Board of Regents announced today that Dr. Margaret Simpson will have to appear before them tomorrow to answer charges of misconduct with the student.
00:54:30Did she give us any information?
00:54:31No, she admits to sleeping with Sawyer. That's all she says she knows about him. She left Ornstein's apartment about 3 a.m.
00:54:35The cab company verified it.
00:54:36The cab company verified it.
00:54:38Her attorney's outside. Let her go.
00:54:40Her boyfriend's still out on the street. How do you know she's not in with him?
00:54:42We don't have 10 cents of evidence to hold her on.
00:54:45Fucking someone isn't a crime.
00:54:47she knows about him she left ornstein's apartment about 3 a.m cab company verified it
00:54:57her attorney's outside
00:55:00let her go her boyfriend's still out on the street how do you know she's not in with him we don't have
00:55:0510 cents of evidence to hold her on fucking someone isn't a crime well what the hell am
00:55:10i supposed to tell the press fuck the press no no you missed this one and the press fucks you
00:55:16that's my problem i do not want her name released to the press oh well too late those snoops jerked
00:55:23that one from our boys in blue hours ago that's fucking great you know if you were smart hancock
00:55:30you'd throw her ass in the city tank overnight she might tell you the truth
00:55:46the storm clouds are now gathering in this community but they
00:56:16are nothing compared to the storm clouds gathering in the life of dr margaret simpson
00:56:20alias madam ecstasy join me tonight at 11 for her complete story
00:56:28when is the regent's hearing tomorrow but i've asked for a postponement
00:56:31you're in no condition to go through that
00:56:34we all know what the verdict is going to be let's just get it over with your life
00:56:38i want to go to the funeral family's asked that you not show up sorry
00:56:48i guess i deserved it
00:57:02this is
00:57:15this is stacy when you go to work tomorrow i won't be there paul loved me because of you he's dead
00:57:22i hope you burn in hell
00:57:28this is lieutenant hancock i'd like to speak to you please call me 555 1641 it's important
00:57:43it's nice out here
00:57:55i like it may i please
00:57:59do you like the glass no have you heard from sawyer no
00:58:05what makes you think he's the killer mostly circumstantial history of violence what makes you think he's not
00:58:17doesn't matter
00:58:24dr simpson until we can talk to him he's our man we have no other suspect
00:58:27ron's not a killer obsessed maybe but not a killer i'm not going to debate that with you
00:58:37i had hoped you would cooperate with us so maybe you could kill him
00:58:43lieutenant my actions have been responsible for enough deaths i'm not going to be responsible for ron's
00:58:49if he's the killer he belongs off the streets if he's not he needs his name cleared either way we're
00:58:53going to find him so what you're saying is i really don't have a choice i'm sorry i had to turn out
00:59:00this way
00:59:03the press wasn't my idea
00:59:05i played the game paid the price
00:59:16you know what's ironic my publisher says the publicity will make my book a bestseller
00:59:24destroying one life helps another
00:59:25will you call me if he contacts you
00:59:35if you promise not to hurt him that's up to him i would prefer it if he'd give himself up of his own
00:59:39accord then i'm sorry i can't help you i have to tell you we will be watching this house night and day
00:59:45you really think you'll try and contact me he's in love with you if it were me i would have you ever
00:59:56been in love lieutenant
01:00:02it has crossed my mind recently
01:00:15uh
01:00:28uh
01:00:39uh
01:00:39uh
01:01:13What's a five-letter word for dog?
01:01:18Bitch.
01:01:43I don't know.
01:02:13I don't know.
01:02:43I don't know.
01:03:13I don't know.
01:03:43I don't know.
01:04:13I don't know.
01:04:14I don't know.
01:04:15I don't know.
01:04:17I don't know.
01:04:18I don't know.
01:04:19I don't know.
01:04:21I don't know.
01:04:22I don't know.
01:04:23I don't know.
01:04:24I don't know.
01:04:25I don't know.
01:04:26I don't know.
01:04:31I don't know.
01:04:32I don't know.
01:04:33I don't know.
01:04:34I don't know.
01:04:35I don't know.
01:04:36I don't know.
01:04:37I don't know.
01:04:38I don't know.
01:04:39I don't know.
01:04:40I don't know.
01:04:41I don't know.
01:04:42I don't know.
01:04:43I don't know.
01:04:44I don't know.
01:04:45I don't know.
01:04:46I don't know.
01:04:47I don't know.
01:04:48I don't know.
01:04:49I don't know.
01:04:50I don't know.
01:04:51I don't know.
01:04:52I don't know.
01:04:53Hell, I love alone and I don't do it.
01:05:22it all if it were gone.
01:05:23Look at me.
01:05:24Back to fourth.
01:05:27Come on, Hancock.
01:05:28Make your move.
01:05:29We're running low on gas.
01:05:35Please, give yourself up.
01:05:37I can't.
01:05:38Then don't come back.
01:05:40I'll call you until you meet me.
01:05:41I won't.
01:05:42You will.
01:05:44Okay?
01:05:46You were a Mimi. I won't.
01:05:48I will.
01:05:53I love you.
01:06:05Hold it!
01:06:07Run!
01:06:08Hold it!
01:06:11Run! Stop!
01:06:12No!
01:06:13Lock us down!
01:06:14Stop, Sawyer!
01:06:15No! Don't run!
01:06:17Hold it! Or we'll find her!
01:06:19No, Don't!
01:06:29You said you wouldn't shoot.
01:06:31I didn't kill anybody.
01:06:34You said you wouldn't hurt him.
01:06:36Dummy, why didn't you stop?
01:06:38Same reason.
01:06:40You had to shoot.
01:06:45I'm sorry.
01:06:49Why didn't you listen to me?
01:06:52Yeah, I'd be lucky.
01:06:58I'm sorry.
01:06:59We forced our hand.
01:07:01Leave us alone.
01:07:03I'm sorry, Mom.
01:07:05Please leave us alone!
01:07:07I don't know.
01:07:10She was stupid if him would come back.
01:07:12where'd you get these his mother sent them and the pathologist confirmed sawyer wasn't left-handed
01:07:42then it's not our killer I want a complete file on dr. Simpson her life history are you reopening up
01:07:51the case yes who's working with me everyone including the sick of the lame my guess is he'll
01:07:56turn his attention towards her she's the reason he killed she's really got you by the balls hasn't
01:08:01work for the first time in my life I'm truly alone my very existence has been trained
01:08:14Ron was right men and women do share and draw of each other
01:08:21violated his trust used him
01:08:26Paul and Ron are both dead because of me
01:08:31life's gonna be one long guilt trip from here
01:08:37hello
01:08:50it's our turn of Hancock dr. Simpson dr. Simpson
01:08:57oh
01:09:01oh
01:09:11oh
01:09:14oh
01:09:20I don't know.
01:09:50I don't know.
01:10:20I don't know.
01:10:23Hello?
01:10:27We need to talk.
01:10:42What about me or you?
01:10:44The killer's still out there.
01:10:46Yeah. Tell I to run.
01:11:14Don't run, David.
01:11:44Remember me?
01:11:55Ramon.
01:12:00You're a long time.
01:12:14It's ugly, isn't it?
01:12:20No. I'm just surprised to see you.
01:12:26You ran out.
01:12:32You left me after that bitch did this to me.
01:12:35It wasn't my fault. No!
01:12:37You're not going anywhere.
01:12:44First time I booked you, I thought it was a joke.
01:12:50You booked me?
01:12:54It took me a long time to find out who you were.
01:12:58Was I surprised when it was you?
01:13:06I knew then I could get revenge.
01:13:08I own the Caligula Agency in Dallas.
01:13:14I watched you night after night after night after night after night.
01:13:22I watched you dance for them.
01:13:26I watched them touch you.
01:13:28But they were taking hope was mine.
01:13:44What I paid for was my blood.
01:13:46You understand?
01:13:48Now you're gonna dance for me.
01:13:50And you dance for them.
01:13:52And then...
01:13:54And then we're gonna make love.
01:13:58It'll be like before, baby.
01:14:03Only better.
01:14:04Let me answer it.
01:14:10If you don't, he'll come over here.
01:14:18Okay.
01:14:21Funny stuff.
01:14:25Hello?
01:14:26Maggie, you gotta listen to me.
01:14:27Maggie!
01:14:28You gotta kill me!
01:14:30Ahh!
01:14:32Ahh!
01:14:33Ahh!
01:14:34Ahh!
01:14:35Ahh!
01:14:36Ahh!
01:14:37Ahh!
01:14:38Ahh!
01:14:39Ahh!
01:14:40Ahh!
01:14:45How may I cut you like the mama cut me?
01:14:48Cut your fuckin' heart!
01:14:51This is Hancock. I need backup. 10.22, Crescent Bay.
01:15:00No place to run, baby. Where are you going to go?
01:15:30Where are you? Where are you?
01:15:42Where are you?
01:16:00What are you going to do?
01:16:10I'm going to go.
01:16:13I'm going to go.
01:16:15I'm going to go.
01:16:20Becky!
01:16:50I'm going to go.
01:17:12Maggie!
01:17:13Dad!
01:17:15No!
01:17:16Maggie!
01:17:20Ah!
01:17:22There we are!
01:17:24Shit!
01:17:26Shit!
01:17:28Ah!
01:17:30I can't wait.
01:17:34Why don't you know?
01:17:48Lucky, I guess. If you hadn't been stubborn, I wouldn't have known.
01:17:50Oh, God, thanks for caring.
01:17:51Look.
01:17:52After all this is over, maybe we can have dinner sometime.
01:17:54How about now?
01:17:56How about now?
01:17:57Okay.
01:17:58Okay.
01:17:59Okay.
01:18:00Okay.
01:18:01Okay.
01:18:02If you hadn't been stubborn, I wouldn't have known.
01:18:05Oh, God, thanks for caring.
01:18:08Look, after all this is over,
01:18:13maybe we can have dinner sometime.
01:18:16How about now?
01:18:18Okay.