Back to "The Baron" who takes off his hat to wipe the brow band and we see that he's got the diamonds stuffed in his hat. Back on his head it goes as he flags to an approaching patrol car, giving the uniform who knows what kind of direction before taking the car himself. The boys have the pouch, which contains the bug and nothing else. They're happy that the bug worked, but Dobey's running up to them (yes, running) and he's more concerned with where the diamonds are. He wants answers and he wants them now, so Hutch delivers one of my favorite lines: "Here come the prince, here come the prince." (Laugh-in fans will recognize the take-off) And the prince brought gifts, namely the diamonds. You see, Huggy's sticky fingers are an asset to them all.
And finally we get to the tag, the lovely tag. Hutch is under the hair dryer-sunglasses on, holster, and in his pretty blue shirt, which will make a reappearance in Starsky's Brother), filing the fingernails of one Ms. Zuckerman's right hand. Starsky's on the left, an almost mirror image of his partner—under the hair dryer, sunglasses on, holster, red shirt which will reappear in Starsky's Brother, and filing Ms. Zuckerman's left hand. She starts off on a speech about patriotism and the little guy. The boys are trying to fight her to sit back down because it's kinda hard to file her nails when she's pulling away. Mr. Tyrone asks her to simply blow out the candle on the cake in front of her. She complies just as Dobey comes in, ranting again.
Dobey: "Why aren't you back at the office?"
Mr. Tyrone: "Because, we are here."
Obviousness, a good trait to have. Dobey delivers a present, which Ms. Zuckerman snatches up. It's two cigars, which are distributed to the boys (proving Starsky is very well skilled in having such things in his mouth), along with a note. It's from "The Baron" who has once again gotten the last word. Puff puff on those cigars until the next time they meet again.
Re: No, it is MY ladder!
Back to "The Baron" who takes off his hat to wipe the brow band and we
see that he's got the diamonds stuffed in his hat. Back on his head it
goes as he flags to an approaching patrol car, giving the uniform who
knows what kind of direction before taking the car himself. The boys
have the pouch, which contains the bug and nothing else. They're happy
that the bug worked, but Dobey's running up to them (yes, running) and
he's more concerned with where the diamonds are. He wants answers and
he wants them now, so Hutch delivers one of my favorite lines: "Here
come the prince, here come the prince." (Laugh-in fans will recognize
the take-off) And the prince brought gifts, namely the diamonds. You
see, Huggy's sticky fingers are an asset to them all.
And finally we get to the tag, the lovely tag. Hutch is under the hair
dryer-sunglasses on, holster, and in his pretty blue shirt, which will
make a reappearance in Starsky's Brother), filing the fingernails of
one Ms. Zuckerman's right hand. Starsky's on the left, an almost
mirror image of his partner—under the hair dryer, sunglasses on,
holster, red shirt which will reappear in Starsky's Brother, and
filing Ms. Zuckerman's left hand. She starts off on a speech about
patriotism and the little guy. The boys are trying to fight her to sit
back down because it's kinda hard to file her nails when she's pulling
away. Mr. Tyrone asks her to simply blow out the candle on the cake
in front of her. She complies just as Dobey comes in, ranting again.
Dobey: "Why aren't you back at the office?"
Mr. Tyrone: "Because, we are here."
Obviousness, a good trait to have. Dobey delivers a present, which Ms.
Zuckerman snatches up. It's two cigars, which are distributed to the
boys (proving Starsky is very well skilled in having such things in
his mouth), along with a note. It's from "The Baron" who has once
again gotten the last word. Puff puff on those cigars until the next
time they meet again.
And my Dandruff vid (I Feel Pretty) can be found here: http://www.dream-somehow.com/nightside/downloads.htm