Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- In other words, slang. - I still remember a lot of it from my police days.

you might live to regret it,

This place is beginning to feel like that.

They're good people. I know most of them personally.

Trucker shorthand brutalizes my vocabulary banks.

It's a cure for whatever ails you.

Already talked me into that. Okay.

I know, freelance investigator. [Laughs]

Let's show 'em what you can do, huh, buddy?

Well, I lived in Holbrook my whole life.

They're rollin'.

This semi's worth a king's ransom.

What's that, Sheriff? Wherever there's trouble,

and then you get used to the defenses and forget they're there...

All right. I'll do my best. Thank you too much.

You don't believe it, but I worry about you.

I still don't know how it did that.

[KITT] He's getting away, Michael.

You ain't so much older now, and you sure ain't got no answers.

No kidding? I heard it wasn't always that way.

[KITT] Right away, Michael. Who's that?

I must say, the more I listen to C.B. Channels,

I need a driver for our rig for tomorrow morning.

Michael, according to my tracking scope,

Looks like he stopped for more than just coffee.

That's the best tip I've had in a long time.

[Tires Screeching]

Show me you will fight for a contract.

I buy trucks, son, not souped-up cars.

The last time I wore a dress was at my high school graduation.

[Groans] Now, you wanna stick around and play out your hand,

in a highly stylized dialect of the English language.

It was my father's name. Great name.

and makes you look at 'em real close.

I remember the nights you used to come over to the house,

The Virginian. Gary Cooper said that to... Uh...

something a little different.

He's expecting you. Devon.

KITT, how's the new tracking scope working? Perfectly, Michael.

Oh, can I talk to you for a minute?