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So distill a nice pot of tea, everybody. Turn down the gas on your Bunsen burner and slip into your most comfortable lab coat and listen to the stuff you should know. Doing Science Playlist on the iHeartRadio app hour, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. The weapons kept moving. Slouch and Bebop made contact in the Everglades. CIA, Bay of Pigs. They're going in Sally Barnes came home to watch her father die. But she found Leshinsky first. They sailed to Captain Kidd's island. Stayed the night while the Colonel took his last breath from the mainland. Now he's buried. Sally's gone. Patterson signed papers he never wanted to sign. And the razor fiend Crow the barber, finally showed his hand. Lindquist shot him. Now Slouch and Bebop are shipping out for Cuba. And whatever's left of this place won't survive the summer in Timur Patterson's hut. Evening. The Commander is asleep in his bunk while the radio plays. The lion sleeps. Tonight. Through the window, we see Sally and Leschinsky untying a boat and pushing it off into the lagoon. Cut to exterior, Biscayne Bay. Afternoon. Sally and Leschinsky hoist the sail and head off toward Captain Kidd's Island. Cut to exterior. Captain Kidd's Island. Late afternoon. Sally is digging in the sand under a palm tree. Lashinski sits and watches her. Why California? I want to go to ucla, study poli sci. Mary Troy, Donahue. I don't know. I need to get as far away from this graveyard as possible. It's not just a graveyard. Look around you. This is where everybody comes to die. Or haven't you noticed? Miami Beach. The last sunset. Your dad's pretty sick, huh? Yeah. Yeah, pretty sick. What's gonna happen here? If he, you know. Well, ifea you knows. It's not my department. If I was you, I'd think about jumping ship real soon. You could come with me to California. You could marry Sandra Dee. But you'd have to change that bohunk name of yours. Leschinsky rolls over in the sand and stares at the sky. Charles Bronson's name is Charlie Bushinsky. No fooling. This is a neat hideout. Yeah, it was better before there were so many buildings out there. Just the Fountain Blue and a couple of others. This was my island paradise. I used to run around naked and wait to be rescued. And here I am. And here you are. I could stay here forever. Sally points to the sailboat drifting away. We might have to. We gotta swim back. These waters are infested with barracudas. Are you serious? Sally sits next to him in the sand. Don't you believe me? So we're stuck here till we're rescued? Afraid of the dark? Maybe. Dissolve to exterior Barnes house. Night. Commander Patterson knocks on the door. He turns to Wheeler and Lindquist and dismisses them. Madam Butterfly comes to the door. Come in, Commander. Hiya, Blossom. How's the Colonel? Not good. Patterson enters. Interior, Barnes house. Night. Madame Butterfly ushers Patterson into Barnes room. It is awash with oxygen bottles, intravenous injections and all the accoutrements of a death watch. I'll only stay a minute. Noriko and Patterson watch the sleeping figure of Barnes in his bed. She looks at Patterson and leaves the room. Patterson walks around looking at military souvenirs and memorabilia. He sits for a moment and watches the Colonel's frail breathing. His eyes scan the photos of the Colonel and Sally as a child. There are photos of the Colonel's wife, a photo of Patterson, a buxom blonde, and the Colonel drinking beer. They're all dressed in World War II uniforms. Patterson opens a box of cigars, smiles and closes it. Take em. Romeo and Juliet. Morocca. Got em from Havana. How you feeling, Darryl? Seen Sally? Not tonight. We had a nice talk the other day. She's a handful. What do you expect? She's your daughter. Yeah. Keep an eye on her, Pat. Honey to the bees. Guess so. Lot of bees around. You gotta talk to her, Darryl. That's why she's here. There's nothing left to say that hasn't been said. Your turn being daddy. Her mother liked that. I was down on the range this afternoon checking out the new AR5s. Yeah, very flexible weapon. Made the boys a lot happier than those M1s. They're only 6lb firepower, you wouldn't believe. Jamming problems, though. They need to work out, Pat. I need. Army is calling us. Chips in what? Chips. The whole shebang. Disbanded the farm property ordinance, everything. They're taking us down. Jesus. What about the boys? Yeah. I'm afraid it's over. There's nothing left here. I need your John Hancock. When the time comes. Need you to sign the papers over there. Pattern rules. Think I can make it? Damron will notarize the damn thing. Patterson goes to the dresser and looks at the papers. You can't do this, Darryl. I don't want it. Give it to Damron. He's almost a damn lawyer. Ever notice he always looks like he just sucked a lemon? This place will be a high rise in three months anyway. Need you to button up here, Pat. Better you than Sally. And there's an envelope for her. Nice of you to let me know. Need to know basis, Pat. Now you know. Thanks. Little goddamn late for that now. You're a damn fool to think I can do this. No choice, Pat. Sh. I need to start thinking ahead. Button her up. I'm sorry. Never been very good at contingencies. Let the queance Keep rolling. Where they gonna go? Still just babies. Most of this was your dream, you selfish bastard. Not mine. There was a time I could have done more than just clean up your shit. Helped. There was a reason for respect. Trust. At this place. It was you. What do I do now, huh? Only home for most of them, though. Gonna die on me now, you goddamn coward. The Colonel hasn't heard. He's asleep or drifting towards another place. FADE TO INTERIOR Aunt Selina's house. DAY Dawn. Bebop is asleep on the living room sofa. The TV is blaring away with a Yogi Bear cartoon. The front door opens and a man enters carrying a pink stuffed alligator. He sees Bebop on the sofa and places the alligator next to him. The man takes off his shoes and Hawaiian shirt and tiptoes upstairs. INTERIOR Selena's bedroom. DAY Selena and Slouch are asleep like two spoons. Golden morning sun coming through the curtains. You can almost hear the bluebirds. INTERIOR LIVING ROOM DAY Bebop wakes up at the sound on the stairs. Dear Raul. The man on the stairs turns and tries to quiet Bebop. He is, of course, Uncle Raul. Shh. Interior selena's room. Slouch bolts upright in the bed and looks at selena, who is all eyes as well, Slouching. Aunt Selena in a panic, grabbing at clothing as they scurry around the room. INTERIOR OF THE stairway DAY Uncle Raul is melting the stairs. The bedroom door at the top of the stairs bursts open and Slouch runs out naked. He is carrying his clothes in a blanket that he throws over Uncle Raul. As Uncle Raul tumbles down the stairs, Slouch grabs a stuffed alligator from Bebop and smacks Uncle Raul with it. Bebop and Slouch charge out the front door and down the street. ANGLE Aunt Selina at the top of the stairs, holding a sheet up to her otherwise naked body. She looks down at Raul. Bueno y donde carajo a sestado. CUT TO EXTERIOR the school. Dawn Hargrave sounds reveille. Patterson, by the dock spots the empty drifting dinghy. DISSOLVE two INTERIOR A COMPANY BARRACKS DAY the boys are preparing for inspection. Sea Cow dresses Linqvist and dress whites. Slouch is trying to borrow a pair of pants. All right, come on, Sea Cow, be a pal, man. I mean, we'll all be stuck in here if I got no pants on. Sea Cow throws his pants at Slouch. Thanks. CUT TO ANGLE Sea Cow and Lindquist if anybody asks you anything at all, just say no. Excuse, sir. Can you all say that Mm. Hopeless. Bova is looking out the window at the lagoon. He grabs Salo's binoculars and looks at something out the window. Through the binoculars, we see Patterson, Sally and Leschinsky returning to the lagoon in a dinghy. Here comes Leshinsky. Looks like he gets the gold coin. CUT TO EXTERIOR Lagoon day. Sally sees the boys of A company watching through binoculars and whooping it up on shore, calling way to go, Leshinsky. She looks at Leschinsky blankly, her feelings of humiliation lost in a greater pain. CUT TO EXTERIOR Lagoon DAY Sala snatches the binoculars from Bova as the boys rush to get a look. CUT TO BOAT DOCK DAY as soon as the dinghy lands, Sally runs towards her father's house. ANGLE Patterson and Leschinsky get to your barracks and keep your mouth shut about the Colonel. SALLY on the double, son. Leshinsky heads off in the direction of the barracks. CUT to INTERIOR A COMPANY BARRACKS DAY as Lachinsky enters, a loud cheer goes up from the boys. Lachinsky is stunned and as he stands at the door. Well, well, well. Liszky never knew you had it in. Oh, neither did she. Bahama Mama drapes a sheet over his shoulders and raises the makeshift laurel wreath above his head. Barracks 10 hut. The boy snapped to attention as Bahama Mama waddles through the bunks toward the stunned Lushinski. The gold coin is held high above his head for all to see. Private Stephen Leshinsky has won the coveted award for spearing the white whale. Sally Barnes has received the Honorable Seaman award. Bahama Mama rests his arm on Leshinsky's shoulder. Leschinsky knocks it away. Get your hands off me. Shit. Can. Hey, what's wrong with you? What's the matter? Does she like to ride the baloney pony? Baloney pony? Leschinky punches Bear in his huge laughing face and the whole barracks is into it. Cut to angle Major Damron. He enters the barracks. Barracks 10 hut. Inspection before the parade will be conducted by a representative of the U.S. army this weekend. So I need not stress the importance of being on your best behavior. As you were. He exits. DISSOLVE TO EXTERIOR Barnes PORCH A A porch light is still on. Sally opens the door to her father's room. Barnes lies covered. Patterson and Noriko come up behind her as she stands motionless. I called Peabodys. They pick them up when you say to. We'll make the announcement when the boys get back from the parade tomorrow. No sense alarming anybody right now. After they leave, we can go down and make the arrangements. I'm so sorry, baby girl. I'M okay. Just give me a minute. She closes the door behind her. She looks at the pictures on the dresser. A five year old girl salutes her daddy. She opens the envelope, pours it on the counter. It contains a cashier's check and two medals, the Army Silver Star and a Purple Heart. She sits in the bedside chair, holds her father's cold hand. She won't cry. Who's the deserter now? DISSOLVE TO EXTERIOR PARADE FIELD DAY Patterson stands at the podium overseeing the inspection. A US Army Colonel and two Cuban civilians look on. The platoons are lined up with the squad leaders, checking the boys. Inspection harms. The boys release the bolt mechanisms of their weapons. As they do, a.30 caliber bullet flies up and hits Salo in the chest, then falls to his feet. Sawwell reaches down and picks up the shell at the feet of Lindquist. Where in the hell did you get this? Lindquist smiles and points to his name tag, which reads Coombs Jesus. But before Salwa can pursue an investigation Company ten hut. The company comes to attention as a distracted Patterson and the Army Colonel rush through a haphazard inspection of A company. As they move on to B Company, the Colonel talks quietly to the Cuban, gesturing toward the ammo dumps. That was easy. ANGLE ON PATTERSON LATER the inspection is over. We'll be proceeding down 135th street until we reach the fairgrounds. We will follow the Fort Lauderdale Majorettes. As you were. We will then proceed with our drill. Hey, I'm Hoda Kotb, host of the podcast Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb. Okay, if you know me, you know this. I'm always searching for inspiration, for support and useful tools to help maximize joy. So this podcast lets us uncover all of that together. We're gonna have these meaningful conversations with the world's most fascinating people. Like when actress Olivia Munn shared how she overcame fierce health challenges that she never saw coming. I've gone through breast cancer and then helped my mother through breast cancer, and that was more difficult. There's a lot of people who understand postpartum depression. I was not prepared for postpartum anxiety. Olympic champ Shawn Johnson revealed why she had no choice but to be a gymnast. There was something about gymnastics that was intoxicating to me. It's given me a belief that we all have one of those treasures inside of us. We just have to find it. Listen to Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or where wherever you get your podcasts Hi, my love. Starting your day can be tough. You wake up, maybe hit snooze, and then scroll on your phone for a while, checking your emails, all before even giving yourself the chance to really open your eyes and breathe. And I want to help you break that cycle. My name is Ryan Weiss, and For the past 15 years, I've been an emotional intelligence coach and spiritual guide. And I'm here to share with you my new podcast, Waking up with Ryan. Waking Up With Ryan is a daily audio video podcast to interrupt the inertia of your fear, your ego and judgment. Here to help you connect with yourself before the noise of the day takes over. So let's start our days together with a moment of calm, a moment of reflection and meditation, a moment that's just for you. Listen to Waking up with ryan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, it's Alec Baldwin. This season on my podcast, here's the thing, I'm speaking with more artists, policymakers, and performers like composer Marc Shaiman. 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At 1800 hours, we will reform at the parking lot where buses will bring us back to the school. Anybody not at the parking lot at the appointed hour will be considered AWOL and will be given a subsequent E5. I look forward to honorable behavior from each of you gentlemen. All right, Colonel, move them out. Argimeno shouts from the podium. Group, Company. Platoon, Squad. Right face. And the parade marches off through the gate. The drum and Buell Corps play the Stars and Stripes. Exterior Miami Street Day Parade Montage the boys march along the streets of Miami. It's a stage spectacular sight. Ribbons and banners adorn the roofs of the building. Everywhere is a glint of brass and the sound of marching bands. Cut to exterior Street Day Dusk Uncle Raul is standing among the spectators lining the street. He searches the faces of the boys in the parade as the Miami Military Academy passes. Cut to exterior Fairgrounds Day Dusk an announcer is poured on a scaffolding overlooking the fairgrounds. Entering the fairgrounds is the Upper Dania High School Marching Band. The band marches smartly through the arch over the fairground entrance. They perform Sousa, badly followed by the Druger Department Store Sauerkraut band. Cut to exterior Fairground Parking lot Day the Miami military boys are in a holding pattern outside the fairgrounds. They are marking time behind the floor. Fort Lauderdale Majorettes which one of you lucky lazy. We're gonna try that again. Which one of you lucky ladies you'd like to ride the Wob mouse? Who's it gonna be? Wob Mouse? Wob Mouse. A majorette. Lenore is disgusted with Bear. Don't be disgusting. I wouldn't want to even look at your wild mouse. It's probably disgusting. No, no, no, no. It's a ride. Some ride. All the turd brains. Well, he's kind of cute. Lenore, you've never seen them without their uniforms. They look like Pillsbury Doughboys, all white and fuzzy. And now the Fort Lauderdale Majorettes and the girls begin to move out and into the fairgrounds. Hey, Lenore, I like your mustache. Without losing a beat Lenore catches Bear in the groin with her baton. He writhes and picks. As Lenore puts on her biggest smile for the crowd. He drops his rifle and doubles up. Company four, war march. And back, by popular request, the Miami Military Academy. There is a resounding boo from the spectators. Hey, call me crazy, but I think they're starting to get to like us. Cut to interior, Fairgrounds. The boys march through the gates to the tune of Stars and Stripes. They perform their varied military maneuvers in front of the grandstand. Bear managing as best he can with an exploding nut sack. Cut to exterior. Midway day. The games of chance, rides and amusements. The boys are at play. Slouch and Bebop are sharing merry go round with a couple of majorettes. Exterior, the stockyard. Sea Cow and Linquist are taking in the animal husbandry exhibits. People grooming sheep, cows and goats. A milkmaid is grooming a prized Jersey cow. That's a good looking Holstein. It's a jersey. Oh, that's right. Holsteins have the longer horns. I don't think so. Jerseys are brown and Holsteins are usually black and white. Another thing, jerseys get about 12% more butterfat. One more time. Holsteins. Not Holsteins. Holsteins. Holstein. Situation. Situation. The Holsteins. Holstein. Holsteins. Okay, I don't think so. Jerseys are brown and Holsteins are usually black and white. Another thing, jerseys give about 12% more butter fat. Cut to angle. Linquist, as he wanders away from Sea Cow and the milkmaid over to the sheep exhibit. He watches the sad face of a sheep straddling a shearing block. Cut to exterior. Midway day. The clang of a bell. A wider angle reveals Bear, Solo, Bova and Hargraves all smoking fat cigars and laughing like fools. The disgruntled carny is trying to discourage Bear from taking another swing with the hammer. Ten's the limit. Give me the hammer, Seth. Who? Yeah. Where's the sign? Adolf? Give me that hammer. One prize to a customer. All the while, Bear is packed, pounding away with the huge hammer. And the bell at the top of the pole keeps ringing. They attract a crowd. The spectators boo as the barker tries to get the hammer from Bear. Finally, Bear just tosses the hammer on the ground and walks away. Cut to exterior. Midway, Wheeler and Patterson. As they stroll along past the ring toss and other games of chance, an announcement comes over the PA system. In five minutes, the fabulous Kingston Trio will be appearing at the grandstand. The Kingston Trio in five minutes. Whoa. The Kingston Trio. Let's go, Commander. Nah. I hate that rock and roll stuff, not rock and roll. The Kingston Trio. Come on. He tugs at the Commander, pulling him in the direction of the grandstand. Cut to exterior, Midway. Wild mouse ride day. Look, I apologize. Thought you were just being rude. David, can you walk okay? Oh, no big thing. I mean, it's fine. I mean, you just caught one of them. The other one's. The other one's fine. I'm not like, crippled or nothing. Okay, well, maybe you should sit in front. Okay. I've been looking forward to this all year. Cut to interior, Sheep pen day. Lindquist releases the catch on the pen and watch the sheep roam out onto the midway. He herds them out of their tents and claps to stampede them. Hey. Hey, boys. Stop them sheep. Stop that. Several people try to intercept the sheep as they escape. Lindquist looks proud. The man grabs Lindquist by the neck. Cut to exterior, grandstand Day. Patterson and Wheeler are leaving the stands. Great music, huh, Commander? Where's Arthur? He's with Sea Cow, looking at the animals. I'm allergic to animals. All animals. We better check. Cut to midway. Bebop and Slouch. They're eating cotton candy and smoking cigars like Pinocchio and lamp wick at Pleasure Island. Midway. Another angle converging. Hey, you. Get your hands off him. Bear, Bova, Salo and Hargraves see the scuffle with Linquist, who has pinfall face first in the dirt by the irate man. Let's go. Wheeler rushes up and gets another fist to the nose. Suddenly, Bear jumps in and heaves the man onto a popcorn stand. A carnage jumps on Bear, which brings Swallow and Bova into it. Slouch and Bebop dive in. Hargraves puts his bugle to his lips and blows call to arm. Cut to another angle. The sheep stampede the midway heading into the fight. Townies, cadets, sheep farmers, carnies all into it now chaos reigns. A beefy carny is pummeling Boba and is about to deal a mysterious blow when a large arm reaches in and swirls a carny around the arm, punches a carny and sends him sprawling among the puzzled sheep. It's Patterson, who has become John Wayne Cross. Fade to interior. Army bus night. Patterson is leading the convoy, driving with Wheeler and Lindquist also in the front. Behind them in the rows, we can see the rest of the boys from a company. Bova holds an ice pack to his cheek. Bear has one on his crotch. So, Commander, what'd you like best at the fair? Ah, the music, I guess. Yeah. The Kingston Trio. They're all right. That old Woody Guthrie song they did was something else. No, no, they write all their own music and stuff. They got an album, everything. Reuben James. That's an old song Woody wrote. What were their names? Tell me, what were their names? Did you have a friend on the Good. Reuben James? No fooling, It's a fact. I knew a fella on the Reuben James. Two fellas, actually. The Sisco brothers. Johnny and Billy Sisco. He and his brother used to come up to the cabin I had in Stockbridge. We were the first nudists up there. Uh oh. We were in the merchant marines together, me and Billy and Johnny. Then the two of them got stationed on the destroyer, the Reuben James. Johnny was killed when they got torpedoed off Iceland. First casualties of the war. Even before Pearl was hit another ocean away. Johnny was in the engine room when they got it, and Billy was on deck. That's the way I heard it anyway. Billy kept jumping out of the lifeboat and near drowned trying to dive down and save his dead brother. Jesus, sounds cold. They had a sit on him to keep him from jumping out of the boat. I ran into Billy in a bar up in Stockbridge after the war in 48, 49. We'd been drinking a lot of toasting, a lot. And I got up and said, to the memory of one of the finest men ever to die in the war, Johnny Sisko. Well, Billy decked me. I was out cold for a long time, and when I came to, he was bending over me and crying and saying he was sorry. Then we drank some more. But to his dying day, he never believed that Johnny drowned. Thought in his mind that he was a prisoner of war somewhere, I guess. Wheeler is asleep in Lindquist's arms. He okay? Lindquist nods and holds Wheeler like a teddy bear. Slouch smiles to himself. Bebop is lost in thought. Exterior Bayfront Day in the early morning, the flag at half mast. The entire school is assembled in dress whites on the bayfront. Patterson and Sally in his skiff sail out of the lagoon. Entering the mouth of the bay. Hargraves plays Taps Sally in the stern pours ashes from an urn. She is wearing an army silver star and a Purple Heart tied with a ribbon around her neck. Angel Leschinsky. As he watches Sally from the ranks. The band begins to play down the road. Dissolved to exterior Barracks Night. It's dark except for a light from the doorway. The school is asleep. Cut to interior latrine night. Lt. Wheeler sits on the can. He's in his pajamas, yet still wearing his sword. The sound of footsteps entering the darkened latrine. A shadow moves along the wall and stops at the sink. CUT TO CLOSE SHOT THE SINK A hand comes in and picks up the soap. Another hand embeds a razor blade deep into the bar of soap. CUT TO Wheeler sitting quietly in the stall, watching the figure at the sink. Wheeler picks up his flashlight and aims the light on the figure at the washstand. It is Crow, the barber. CROW what are you doing? Crow fumbles the razor blades and they fall on the white tile floor. He bolts for the door. Razor fiend. Razor fiend. He tries to get his pants up as Crow runs out the front door of the latrine. Wheeler, in hop pursuit, leaps onto the back of the fleeing Crow. CUT TO EXTERIOR A COMPANY BARRACKS NIGHT the entire barracks is awake and running to see what is happening outside. Wheeler is on Crow's back and trying to bring him down like a steer. Crow gets tangled in Wheeler's sword. They tumble to the ground. EXTERIOR PARADE FIELD NIGHT Crow has managed to get Wheeler's soul away from him and is about to slice him in half when a shot rings out. Crow yelps, grabs his arm, dropping the sword and topples to the ground. ANGLE MANGO TREE KNIGHT we see Lindquist sitting in the trees, cradling his smoking rifle. He's terrified. CUT TO EXTERIOR INFIRMARY NIGHT Patterson is talking to Earl, the ambulance driver, as he closes the back of the ambulance. Noriko stands by. He left me no choice, Earl. It was either him or one of my boys. He's always had a screw loose. PAT can't say you weren't warned. I knew he tried something. If you let him come back here, EARL about writing this up. Oh, forget about it, for all our sakes. We'll patch him up and they'll keep their mouth shut so they know what's good for them. He's not hurt all that bad. Earl signals to his sidekick. Hey, come on, Hector. Another cowboy for the ranch. Crow is in the back of the ambulance. Don't make me go back, Commander. I'm so sorry. I think it's best, JOHN they can take better care of you there than we can, Commander Ease. Can't have you hurting the boys, John. Hector and Earl get into the ambulance. Crow huddles up to the window behind the cab. Ethel will take good care of you. Johnny. Is Ethel still there? Yeah. She's been asking for you. Both the drivers chuckle Outside the ambulance. The boys are peering in the windows at Crow. He's an old Boy, you know, I remember when he graduated. Why'd you do it, Crow? What'd you do it for? Because sometimes boys have to be disciplined. The ones who've lost. The way the boys are pressuring to get a last look at Crow as the ambulance pulls away back to Kansas, Dorothy Furman Mariko places a hand on Patterson's shoulder. Sorry, Pat. Sometimes you must let boys go. Well, no more haircuts. Dissolve to exterior Administration building Day Wheeler is talking on the payphone. Slouch and Bebop are rushing him to get off. Put a sock in it, Edison, and listen for a minute. We're traveling light. If she wants us to wear them grease ball civvies, she could buy us each a war when we get there. Slouch and Bebop check their watches as they listen to Wheeler drone on. His name is Arthur Lindquist. I sent you a picture. So get mom to take care of the passports. Hell, I don't know. She did it for the goomba. She could do for me. 1200 hours sharp Monday. He hangs up the phone. If it ain't the gonorrhea twins. Get lost, Theresa Pecanito Cut to Interior A company barracks. Night Boys are in study halls, sitting on folding chairs at their desks. Leslie Gore's It's My Party plays on the radio. Bear is reading a stroke book to Lindquist. She walked through the door wearing a negligee that looked like a week's work for a small spider. She had a deep throaty laugh like the sound a dog makes before it throws up. Salo grabs the book from Bear. Study something. None left to study. I finished all my tests. Find something. Hey, I'm Hoda Kotb, host of the podcast Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb. Okay, if you know me, you know this. I'm always searching for inspiration, for support, and useful tools to help maximize joy. So this podcast lets us uncover all of that together. We're gonna have these meaningful conversations with with the world's most fascinating people. Like when actress Olivia Munn shared how she overcame fierce health challenges that she never saw coming. I've gone through breast cancer and then helped my mother through breast cancer, and that was more difficult. There's a lot of people who understand postpartum depression. I was not prepared for postpartum anxiety. Olympic champ Shawn Johnson revealed why she had no choice but to be a gymnast. There was something about gymnastics that was intoxicating to me. It's given me a belief that we all have one of those treasures inside of us. We just have to find it. Listen to Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, my love. Starting your day can be tough. You wake up, maybe hit snooze, and then scroll on your phone for a while, checking your emails, all before even giving yourself the chance to. To really open your eyes and breathe. And I want to help you break that cycle. My name is Ryan Weiss, and For the past 15 years, I've been an emotional intelligence coach and spiritual guide. And I'm here to share with you my new podcast, Waking up with Ryan. Waking Up With Ryan is a daily audio video podcast to interrupt the inertia of your fear, your ego and judgment. Here to help you connect with yourself before the noise of the day takes over. So let's start our days together with a moment of calm, a moment of reflection and meditation. A moment that's just for you. Listen to Waking up with ryan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, it's Alec Baldwin. This season on my podcast, here's the thing. I'm speaking with more artists, policymakers, and performers like composer Marc Shaiman. 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You're not lost. You're a loser. You come up here to win another medal. I think you're a pig, Sally. As God as my witness. Oh, Scarlet o' Hara. Now. I'm sorry for everything. You, your dad, everybody seemed to, you know, respect him. Just shut up. Please. You're all so useless. Please just go away. I can't do that. I won't. She lets out a sob. Then the dam bursts. Lisciski sits helplessly beside her for a long time. Finally, she folds into his arms. DISSOLVED TO EXTERIOR BOAT DOCK NIGHT Patterson sits on the bench and lights up. After a moment he sees Slouch and Bebop. There's an open fishing boat tied up nearby. The two boys pull their duffels out of the bushes and sling them on their shoulders. Uncle Raul, Miguel Sanchez, and Anita wait for them. Uncle Raul sees Patterson. Raul salutes Patterson with two fingers. Patterson pulls a.45 from his belt and aims it at Raul. As you were, Commander. Patterson turns to see the army colonel, now in civilian clothes and his three Cuban officials from the parade inspection. I believe Colonel Barnes put you in in charge. What's going on, Colonel? Retrieving army ordinance, Commander. You got papers? Actually, Commander, we're not even here, boys. Get back to your barracks. Raul steps forward. Mando's leaving school a little early. His family needs him. I'm out of here too, Commander. I gotta do this. Where'd you get those keys, son? Sorry, there's no time for this right now. Step aside, Commander. That's an order. I ain't in your army, mister. Patterson struggles for his gun as Miguel slams him to the ground. Another holds a wet cloth over his face. No. What are you doing? Patterson goes limp. Don't worry. He'll be good as new in a few hours. You coming, lover? Boy. Come on, Slouch. You can't stay here now. Exterior BOAT Biscayne Bay. Night Bebop and Slouch watch from topside as Miami Military Academy is lost in the distance. Dissolved to interior Barracks Night. Lindquist lies on Coombs bed gazing out the window toward the boat shed. A light is flashing Morse code through the boat shed window. SOS Cut to exterior Boat DOCK Night. Lindquist pries a lock off the boat shed door. Patterson sits in a stupor, bottle in one hand, flashlight in another. Ammo dump keys at his feet. Must have locked myself in. Just between us, okay? Lindquist nods. Dissolve to EXTERIOR Biscayne Bay Day A sailboat race. Leschinsky and Bear are in one boat, Wheeler and Lindquist in another, racing against the teams from B Company as they reach the final leg back from Captain Kidd's Island. Wheeler and Lindquist are in the lead. The schools gather along the shore, cheering them onward. Wheeler works the sail while Lindquist controls the tiller. They are very excited as they cross the finish line. Dissolve to interior. Barns is house day. Sally stands in the darkened living room. Sheets cover the remaining furniture. She retrieves a final carton and exits. Cut to EXTERIOR Barnes House day Patterson is standing by on the porch. Sally locks the house door and hands him the key, then takes a framed picture from the carton. I think this was my birth announcement. I want you to have it. It's the picture of Sally's mom, Barnes and Pat beers raised in a toast on a jubilant evening. I'll hold onto it for you. I guess I'm your job now. For real. Always best to your mom if I see her first. She kisses him and walks down the steps. Leschinsky is standing beside Sally's van. It's packed for the road. He hands her a small box tied up with a ribbon. Sally opens it and holds up the brass coin suspended on a ribbon. The note says 24 karat gold. Keep polishing your brass. You never know. She kisses him sweetly, then starts to drive away. She waits patiently as a cadet raises the barrier. The two men watch her disappear through the the archway. Farewell, Thou art too dear for my possession and like enough thou know' st thine estimate. Interior, A company night. Taps, sounds. The boys are in their bunks. If Coombs don't come back and Linquist graduates, who's gonna win the pot? We didn't think of that, did we? Cross Fade to interior English class. Leschinsky lost in thought for how do I hold thee but by thy granting and for thy great riches. Where is my deserving? Cross. Fade to exterior. Boat dock. Patterson nips a pint. Stairs across the bay. Cross. Fade to exterior. Highway. Day. Sally drives along with the wind blowing her hair like a whip. For I have loved thee as a dream doth flatter in sleep. A king, but waking no such matter. Dissolve to exterior Dock. Evening. Patterson sits on his bench, bleary eyed and vacant. Wheeler approaches. You're needed up at the barracks, sir. We got a discipline problem. Something you can handle, son, you can't just sit here on your ass the rest of your life. Sir. We need you, Commander. Cut to interior. A company barracks. Night. Patterson walks into the darkened barracks. He fumbles for the light switch and flicks it on. Party streamers fly across the room. Surprise. The barracks breaks into song. He's a collegiate fellow he's a jolly good fellow He's a jolly good fellow which nobody can deny. Happy Memorial Day, Commander. Couldn't very well celebrate it without our hero. I'd forgotten. Well, boys, okay, but no underage drinking. We got everything right here, sir. Party hats. Pin the tail in the donkey and coconut rum. Well, but not for the youngsters. Wheeler and Lindquist re enter the barracks with a silver martini shaker and a Dr. Pepper. They both are wearing satin dinner jackets. Hate the taste, commander. Besides, someone has to keep frosty. Hey, Commander, on the level, we'll be back next year. Well, thank you, commander. Will you afloat for next year? Well, on a level, it don't look good. I just. I don't know, fellas. I'm sorry. I just have to hope and hang on, try to keep afloat. Don't know where that'll take us, but whatever it is, you boys will always make me proud. Ah, I'm sure you'll think of something, Commander. Well, who knows? Things have a way of changing in the blink of an eye. We're coming back and I'll tell you this. I'm gonna be a captain and kick some sorry ass. Wheeler. Learnt your song, sir? Have you heard of a ship called the good Reuben James? Manned by hard Patterson is visibly touched the boys pass soft drinks but lace them with contraband booze Stripes of the land of the free but tonight she's in her grave at the bottom of the sea Tell me, what were their names? Tell me what were their names? Did you have a friend on the good Ruben James what were their names? Tell me what was his name? Did you have a friend on the good Reuben James? Well, a hundred men went down in the dark watery grave. CROSS FADE TO EXTERIOR SHIP NIGHT Slouch on a ship deck, watching the horizon, a sliver of land ahead. Crossfade TO exterior Parade field Graduation day MONTAGE Damron at the podium the words duty, honor and country weave through his speech. Recall sounds. The boys march in review. Patterson and faculty return their salute from the reviewing stand. The boys throw their hats in the air. Cross Crossfade to exterior vents. DAY Wheeler and Lindquist are standing at the cyclone fence talking with Mrs. Lindquist. Wheeler is gesturing at length to the puzzled woman who might as well be in Iowa. Finally, Lindquist kisses her and the boys run off. Edison waits for them by the limo. Crossfade to exterior bleachers DAY Aunt Selina sits alone in the bleachers. Left again. Crossfade TO exterior Highway Sally heads west on Route 66. Exterior Bay of Pigs DAY Slow MOTION Gunfire, Smoke and chaos as a band of Cubans hit the beach. Bebop is hit as he steps onto the sand. He falls face first in the water. Blood colors the water as bombs explode. Slouch rushes to him. Slouch cradles a bleeding Bebop. A shadow stands over him, a heavily armed Cuban gesture toward the forest where other captured and wounded are being led. EXTERIOR OF the school day Leschinsky is under the archway of the school. He turns around and looks up to the Eagle and the globe nearby. On the bench by the bus stop, Noriko sits with a suitcase, waiting for the J bus. Interior Patterson's hut Bay of Pigs fiasco UN Condemns Action. US Pulls air support. Headlines the Miami Herald. The paper falls from Patterson's hands. He fights back, tears. Exterior Parade FIELD Dusk the academy appears deserted. Wind blows the palms. The camera leads us to Exterior Parade field Commander Patterson, U.S. navy, retired, takes the flag down and folds it. Tri corner military fashion. He tucks it under his arm and walks down. By the day by the bay. Fuck me. Exterior Parade field DUSK Commander Patterson, U.S. navy, retired, takes the flag down and folds a tricorner military fashion. He tucks it under his arm and walks down by the bay. EXTERIOR Boat dock Dusk Patterson sits on the bench under a palm tree watching five Huey gunship helicopters flying low over the bay into the sun. Then the bench is empty. In the background, bulldozers begin plowing into a company barracks as we FADE out. Dedicated to Stephen M. Leshinsky, Jr. Private First Class, 1st Cavalry USA RV Ground Casualty Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam 1945-1968. 40 years. No government money. 40 years ago a Vietnam vet named Shad Me Shad started a phone line. One rule Veterans answer the calls. No bureaucrats, no contractors. Veterans. The National Veterans foundation has done this since 1985, 20 years before the government even had a crisis line. Now the VA is overwhelmed. 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