The Liberators (Robert Carradine, Larry Scott) | 1987 ABC Disney Full Movie w/ Original Commercials

[00:00:01]KZI Eugene. Tonight on the Disney Sunday  Movie. I got to get out of here. They were born into slavery, but two unlikely friends  dared to set them free. He steals slaves.

[00:00:14]Come on. FL could be dead by then. You got  to find a way to get out alive. Will you please save the Robert Keredine stars  in a powerful story of sacrifice and courage? We're in deep trouble. What else  is new? The Liberators on the Disney Sunday Movie. You think a bit fit of danger  makes life more interesting, don't you?

[00:00:54]Heat. Heat.

[00:01:37]Good evening. I'm Michael Eisner and welcome  to the Disney Sunday Movie. Tonight's film, The Liberators, takes us back 130 years to  a time in our history when slavery was a way of life in the South. Black men, women, and  children were bought and sold like horses or sacks of flour. It was during this period  that a group of courageous men and women formed what was called the Underground  Railroad. They risked their lives to help slaves escape to freedom. Tonight's Adventure  is about two of these men, John Fairfield and William Jackson. Fairfield and Jackson were real  people. This fictionalized account is based on certain characters and incidents that are part  of their lives. It begins in Virginia in 1849.

[00:02:36]Heat.

[00:02:58]Heat.

[00:03:08]Out for a stroll, boy. No, Master John, I didn't mean no harm. No sir. Let me see  you eat some dirt, boy. Right now. Yes, sir.

[00:03:23]Give me the whip. Brett, what's he done now? A  glavery stole some of my best molasses. M potato panty made baby sure don't need himself  some. Keep fighting the crew. Shut up, boy. You mind your tongue. You've been getting  way too uppidity. Let me dish it out to him, Uncle. I like putting it to this one. I  don't need the web. I'd rather beat him.

[00:03:54]Help. Help. I won't do it no more. Please think  they're buying it. I hope so for your sake.

[00:04:06]What'd you steal it for? Annie means baby's not  sick. Well, he might get sick sometime. Little preventative medicine, you know. I'll give  him some preventative medicine. Oh, please, Mr. John. I'm so sorry. I won't do it no more.  You sure won't, boy. I better drop a little blood now so they'll believe us. I hate this part,  John. Well, next time you want some sweets, you let me get them for us. Yeah, I can't  help it. It's just my compulsive nature.

[00:04:33]I didn't think anybody see me. Well, you  was wrong twice in one day, would you, boy?

[00:04:43]Should you talk pretty fancy, Tony? Wonder  who could have taught him. You know, Bran, I think it's time that both of these uppery boys was  taught lesson. Now, why don't you beat him proper?

[00:04:57]Beat him, John. No, you beat this [ __ ] or  he's going to get dragged behind my horse.

[00:05:08]Come on. Don't come.

[00:05:34]Harder.

[00:05:39]Harder.

[00:05:43]Come on. Harder.

[00:05:53]Remember this. Oh, dear.

[00:06:14]Sometimes I feel like a motherless child.

[00:06:24]Sometimes I feel like a motherless child.  Sometimes I feel like a motherless child from home.

[00:06:53]away from home.

[00:07:12]Sorry, De's getting dragged behind  Brand's horse. I hate this place.

[00:07:21]You hate this place? Yeah. I hate you being  my uncle's property. Right. For another man to own another man. I mean, what's going  on in this country? What happened to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Well,  let's get on with the pursuing. The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in our stars, but  in ourselves, that we are underlings. I shouldn't have taught you to read. Then who  would you have to discuss Shakespeare with?

[00:07:56]John. Yeah. I got to get out of here. I know. You  think we can make it to the north? I'm going to find out. You got to go all the way to Canada,  Billy. Fugitive slave law. How do you know more dirt? They could hang us. So, so they'd have  to catch us first. Under those circumstances, I think I could run pretty fast. Faster than you did  today. You know, I know so. Well, let's go for it.

[00:08:39]Pete's getting beat. Besides, I ain't never  going to get to play a fellow around here.

[00:09:07]What are you doing? Let me  out. Have a pleasant evening, Brent. What are you doing? Get in the way.  I got you, John. Batman, I'll get you.

[00:09:27]So, that must have been Harrisburg who skirted  back there. You know, that puts us about 100 miles south of Cincinnati. Well, I love these  two old mayors, but I do too, but they ain't got Cincinnati in them. I try and trade them up. Why  don't you hide out in that barn we just passed?

[00:09:47]Petrolist. No way. Tend the coffee, boy.

[00:09:59]Morning. Some coffee. Who are you? Augustus  Smith. Brown from Clay City. Seagull. Give him some coffee. You're so messed. Looking for some  runaway [ __ ] Oh yeah. How many? They five men, two women, and a girl. Bunch of ingrades.  You know, they ought to be whipped good. We catch them, they will be. Zagel, you know  anything about some runaway slaves? No, sir. How could I? Been right here with  you. Don't you be sass of me, boy. No, sir. I'll let him take you in. Afraid I can't  help you. Keep an eye out for him, though.

[00:10:40]I don't think he liked your coffee.  I can't understand that. Only put one spoonful of mud in it. I'll be in the  barn. Write me when you get some horses.

[00:10:54]Billy. Billy. I got the horses. Billy.

[00:11:03]Billy.

[00:11:28]Billy. Billy. Come on, Billy. Get in the boat.  Uh-uh. I'm selling your boy to someone else.

[00:11:44]Mommy. Mommy. Mommy.

[00:11:54]Billy money.

[00:12:20]Mr. Smith, here's the one I  promise you. Stand up straight.

[00:12:28]I'm giving you a chance to make the first offer, Mr. Tum. A lot of people interested in this boy.  Stronger bones, no source, young learn. Holy hell, boy. Look at his teaching. He come from a  good family. It's still ongoing and stop hard was their lodging homely their food.  For all their luxury was doing good.

[00:13:16]I'm so glad you're pleased. Did it ever occur  to you that some of us in the group might be a bit concerned as to your whereabouts?  Mhm. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I'm sitting here agonizing over whether you're hanging from a tree  somewhere and that's all you got to say is sorry.

[00:13:42]It took longer than I thought. What did find me and I'll make you a fisher  of men. Two women and a girl chops the runaways.

[00:14:17]Thank you, sir.

[00:14:20]Thank you very much, sir. Well, you're very  welcome, Dar. John, I really don't think they'll be that hard to find. Eight more horses.  Can I talk to you a minute? It's what I live for.

[00:14:40]Look, I know how you feel. We don't have nearly  enough money for any more horses. There's only stable supply. Oh, that's great. Not only  are we breaking the fugitive slave law, but now our horse needs as well. They're going to  hang us twice. You ever tried to follow 10 horses, you could plant a vegetable garden, the ground's  so torn up, a three-year-old could follow us?

[00:15:03]I just can't believe you got those  people without even discussing it with me. Okay. Okay. Okay. You're  right. I know you're right. Yeah, I'm right. You're right. Yeah. Right. Right.  That's what I said. I'm sorry. Really?

[00:15:23]So, what do we do now?

[00:15:37]We'll return after these messages.

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[00:18:11]Aha! Six in one blow. Don't you recognize them?

[00:18:21]Oh, I'm afraid I do. The patrollers.

[00:18:32]Couldn't have to a nicer bunch.

[00:18:51]Come on. Come on. Come on. Be real  nice. This way. Walk this way, ladies.

[00:19:05]Who is he? The white man. A little prince Hal.  A little of fall staff and a lot of punk. Who are they? Never mind. You'll learn. He's a  friend of mine and yours. You've known him long. Since I was your age. How'd you meet  him? His uncle bought me. They sold my mama to somebody else. And I was all alone in this  world. A world I didn't understand. Sitting in the back of a wagon about to take me down  a road I didn't know. Further and further away from my mama. He was just sitting up  on the front, but he kept looking back at me. He didn't say anything. He seemed to know  exactly how I was feeling. And he just climbed on back beside me. Found out later on that he  was an orphan, too. His uncle was raising him, but he didn't care about him. And he just sat  beside you. Yep. Quite a spell. And then you know what he did? What? He reached in his pocket.  Uh-huh. And he pulled out a treasure. A treasure?

[00:20:12]What was it? A little tiny bull frog. And he  reached out his hand and said, "I could have it." And that's how we grew up, sharing stuff.  Adventures books. Lord, lots of books. Oh, we weren't supposed to read. Me neither, but  Johnny snuck them to me. My mama sneaks books, too. She won't have to sneak them anymore. You  think he can really get us to Ohio? Darling, if John Field set his mind to it, he could get  you to the moon. Could he get you to your mama?

[00:20:52]Probably. That's part of the reason  we ran away. Do you still have it?

[00:21:01]What? The treasure of the bow  frog. I surely do. Can I see it?

[00:21:16]I didn't know. It's probably Bellia. That  put us about 50 milesi from the Ohio. Thank you. I'm kind of hungry. That's John. Well,  me too, Emily. Uh, John, you got any money left? Sorry. Sorry. Just asking. Guess we'll  have to go to plan B. Do we have a plan B?

[00:21:40]Joshua, let me have your coat. Hey, Tom.  Can I borrow your hat? I guess we do.

[00:21:54]Morning, brother. How are you this fine  day? Glorious, isn't it? You can just see our master's face smiling down on us, can't  you? Amen. Might you be the owner of this fine homestead? Yep. Name's Rudolph. Well,  Mr. Rudolph, it's a pleasure to meet you, sir. I'm the Reverend Dr. Fostus Buck, Missouri  Sina United Lutheran Church. I'm traveling in the service of our beloved Lord. Pleased to meet you,  Reverend. Reverend Doctor. Now, I worked a good, hard, long time for that decree. Reverend Doctor,  you going to operate on my soul? That's clever.

[00:22:33]Operate on your soul. I got to take that back  and share that with my fellow pastors. Actually, I need a favor, sir. See, I'm traveling  with a small band of pilgrims, and you see, I've rather misjudged our needs. I don't think  we'll be able to make it to our sister church in Lexington without a little assistance. What  kind of assistance? Just some food stuffs, maybe an article or two of clothing. Food  stuffs for how many? 10. Nine. I'll just get my susteness by providing theirs. You got to  understand I'm trying to earn a living here, Reverend Doctor. I surely do appreciate that,  sir. Now, I'll send you some money just as soon as I get to Lexington. Here, I got my brother  preacher's name in Lexington, Sigrey Johnson. Now, he's just a reverend. He ain't a Reverend Doctor,  but you wire him at the Second Lutheran Church in Lexington, and he'll verify my story. Just what  kind of pilgrims are these? Why didn't they come here with you? The truth. They got small  pox. Have you ever actually seen small pox, sir? Seen what it does? How it turns a face into  a living corpse? It's truly not. But they're God's creatures nonetheless. And I got to escort them  to a secluded colony in Louisiana. You know, the reason that they didn't come to see  your farm themselves is because, well, they're they're sort of self-conscious.  You know, the flesh is falling off.

[00:24:03]I think you'd feel more comfortable offering  your charity if I showed you proof. And you know, you don't have to worry nothing about the this  ridiculous fears that that disease is wildly contagious. Cuz I, for one, I don't believe  it. Proof? No. I'll take your word. Actually, they'd like to see a farm like yours  again. Getting around catching all them little animals. We'll be right  back. No. Wait. I shouldn't be long, Mr. Rudolph. Quiet nearby. Wait. Reverend Doctor,  he got it. Reverend Doctor. Yes, sir. Doctor, that is my kind of preaching.

[00:24:50]Praise the Lord, Pastor Grub.

[00:25:06]Heat.

[00:25:12]Heat.

[00:25:26]That's so high over there. Yep. It looks  the same as this side. It's not. Mr. John, I ain't never swim a stroke. But I'll sure try.  Well, Josh, we can do better than that. Billy, why don't you check down river for some  boats? And after we get stuck, we'll start.

[00:25:45]Six men coming over the ridge about three  miles back. Riding hard, boats, quit.

[00:25:55]I found these down riverways. Oh, Philly.  I hope they make it. How'd you do? Well, let the horses tied about mile up the train.  They're going to search first. I hope.

[00:26:16]Come on. Come on. Push it. Faster.

[00:26:26]Come on. There's water in here. Well, help it  out, Emmy. This ain't no free ride. Had a girl, Emily. Oh, Lord. He's sneaking in  real fast. Just fail faster, darling.

[00:26:42]Get down, Emily. You got to fail.

[00:26:50]Who's sinking?

[00:26:57]Where you going? Oh, how old Caleb?

[00:27:04]All right, darling. Just keep bailing. Rock with your shoulder. Back. I can do it.

[00:27:22]Get out. Come on. We're almost there.

[00:27:34]Are we free now? Free. Yes. Safe. No, let's  keep going. Come on. Come on. Let's go.

[00:27:46]Come on, Joshua. Billy, I'm with you. Come on.

[00:27:56]Real good. Real good. Seems  like the room might be warm.

[00:28:06]George. Yes, Mr. Coffin. I want thee to make sure  that the quality of the wool matches the shipment we had last time. Uh, Levi Coffin, the same John  Fairfield. Would thou excuse? Uh, may I help thee, sir? Yes. I have some merchandise to ship to  Canada. Why would thou come to me for that, sir? Well, Jonah the blacksmith at the edge  of town said that I should talk to you. How much merchandise? Nine packages. One's a little  damaged. Martin. Yes, Levi. May I have a word?

[00:29:09]Emily, knock it off. Aren't we safe yet?  Not till we get to Canada. There's this thing called the fugitive slave law. I  know they can send us back at the campus, even if they're in a free state. How far is it  to Canada? It's a little ways yet. Hash thyself, child. Why is he always talking  about? He's a Quaker. Oh, what's that?

[00:29:36]Our stole the boats. You could call them  boats. It's a sin to steal. Thou shouldn't have done it. Well, the paddleheard lost our  reservations, Levi, so I had no choice. Oh, there's always a choice. The choice is not  to sin by not stealing. Wait a minute. Let me get this straight now. I risked my life  helping get nine runaway slaves to freedom, and you're giving me a hard time because I  borrowed a couple of rotten boats. No, no, no. stove oats. All right. All right. But owning  slaves isn't exactly my idea of righteousness.

[00:30:07]What is thine idea of righteousness?  This little operation you got here, it's a pretty clever way to smuggle slaves. Pretty  organized. You've been at it a while, haven't you, Bow? Borrow the horses, too? Nope. It's gone  from them. about better start crying now.

[00:30:58]Look at these shoes. I'm putting on [ __ ] I never had clothes like Joshua. I'm sorry we didn't  get away clean. Mr. John, you see that blood? That there is free  blood. Quickly now. Quickly. Okay.

[00:31:29]Wait a second. They got a ride buried in hay  all the way to Canada. Where's your imagination, John? You know, I bet you'd let the Trojan  horse in, wouldn't you? Open, says me.

[00:31:44]I'll be dead. If th keeps  on stealing. Yes. All right.

[00:31:50]Please quickly drive to the next  depot. Get in there. Get in.

[00:32:02]Good job.

[00:32:06]Thank you, Bill. God bless you, John Fairfield.

[00:32:14]Hey, darling. You keep spunky.  Okay. What's spunky? You are.

[00:32:25]Come on down.

[00:32:30]I'm going remember.

[00:32:41]Shoot. I ain't felt this bad since I lost my mama.

[00:32:46]Me neither. I'm going to keep an eye out  for Billy. You know, maybe some of Levi's people. Maybe some folks in Canada heard something  about her. Wherever she is, Bill, we'll find her.

[00:33:02]Will was wrong. Parting ain't sweet,  but he sure got the sorrow right.

[00:33:14]I love you, Johnny. I love you too, Billy.

[00:33:39]John Fairfield felt very lost and  very much a drift. alone. He had no idea yet of the remarkable and dangerous  adventures that lay just ahead for him.

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[00:36:00]Tuesday, it's party time. There  is no reason why we cannot run with this hot ground. But life  in the fast lane has its price.

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[00:36:25]John stayed on in Cincinnati, working at my  mill for the next few months and helping with the operation of the Underground Railroad.  But his was a restless spirit and unsuited for normal domestic life. Often I beheld  in his eyes that look of a man who hasn't yet found his true calling and longs for it.  Then one night his destiny finally called.

[00:36:51]John Fairfield, may I speak to you for a moment?  Please allow me to introduce myself, sir. My name is Gabriel Mason from Detroit. Now, I've sought  you out because I heard you brought 19 slaves out of Kentucky to freedom. 19? Yes. Is it a true  story? Uh, more or less. Yeah. Well, then I have a business proposition for you. Several relatives  of mine have been held in bondage in the south, and I want you to go down and bring them  out. Well, I understand how you feel, Mr. Mason. I do. But there's a price in my head  down there. I am prepared to pay you $2,000. Oh, I never would have thought of taking money  to help slaves get free. It's dangerous work, Mr. Fairfield. Yes, sir, it is. But still,  think of it as money to cover your expenses.

[00:37:44]How many of them are there? 16. Less than you  brought out before, right? 1,000 now. Two of you return. The two of us? Of course. The two  of us. How you think you heard about you, Jack?

[00:38:07]You sure you didn't find out nothing about  your mom in Canada? Yep. Why should I be going south again? He never were real bright.  You Mr. Fairfield? Yeah. Name's uh Joseph, sir. I heard a man's paying you to get some slaves  out of New Tate, Kentucky. Don't look at me, Jack. Good news travels fast. My sister's  down there about I'd tried to help you, friend, but we're pretty full. I  can pay you. I got almost uh $17.

[00:38:45]Keep your money my friend. What's your name?

[00:38:48]Josie. Josie. She's the same age  as me. We We was twins. We'll try.

[00:39:03]God bless you, sir.

[00:39:10]I cannot persuade thee. Why would you want to,  Levi? We're in the same business. Thy ways are reckless, John Fairfield. I fear thou might  even be forced to hurt someone who stands in thy way. If someone gets between freedom and me,  they deserve to get trumped. Oh, no. It's better to suffer wrong than to do wrong. John, no.  We should love our enemies. Love the devil, Levi. Slaveold is a devil's work. It's no sin to  steal from the devil, is it? You see it, Joseph.

[00:40:01]Jenny, where is he? in Nepal. He's a  handsome. Oh, yes. Oh, wide man. So, I made the black beggar clean up the entire stable  with his hands. Served him right. You just can't let a slave get up. No, we can't. Angela,  you're very smart. You're raising a right, Mr. Giddings. Yeah. So, nice to hear your  laughter in the morning, father. Well, Mr. Lawson here is a rare fella. Allow  me to introduce my other daughter, Elizabeth. Enchanted, Miss Guennings.  How do you do? Very well, thank you.

[00:40:43]Mr. Lawson is a flower merchant from Louisville.  He's come here to have some boats built and start shipping flower down river. Aren't you  worried about the rapids? I understand the river can be rather dangerous if the  water gets too high. Well, I think a bit of danger makes life more interesting,  don't you? I certainly do. Excuse me, Master John. I got the horses all done up. Wait  outside, Bill. I was just wondering if there is anything else you'd be needing. I'd be needing a  slave with better manners. We get along, Bill. Oh, I beg your pardon. That's okay,  Missy. Just come on in. Oh, them cakes sure do look tasty. Keep  your filthy black hands off of them.

[00:41:28]Do you know I'll give you some in the kitchen?  Bill, that'll be all. You heard him. Go on up. Bo, bring the tea in over here. L. Very good, Mr.  Lner. How many boats are you building, Mr. Lawson?

[00:41:44]Tea, sir. Yes. Thank you. I'm sorry. What? Father  asked, "How many boats I'll be building?" Oh, two rather small ones for this first venture  and then more if it proves profitable.

[00:41:57]Cream or sugar? Stir. Cream. Thank you. Have  previous adventures proven profitable? Well, uh, yes. Fortunately, my father and I have  done quite well. I assume you want something in advance for the first one to keep. Well, I  think your credit's going to be good with us.

[00:42:16]We're very pleased that you've chosen our lodge  house for your temporary residence. So am I.

[00:42:25]Lala, go care this love out  to the hogs. Pardon miss, but I think Marbel's I want  you to do it personally.

[00:42:35]Of course, you ought to make her carry  it out in her hands. Huh, Mr. Lawson?

[00:42:45]Some cake. Mr. Lawson like to throttle at kid. Sometimes you're too  delicate. But you know what, Jack? I feel sorry for him. Why? It's not her. It's how she's  being raised. The child is but a mirror image of the parent. Who said that, Socrates? No,  me. Hey, how about that Yla? What about her?

[00:43:03]What about her? I saw your heart go pity pat.  Let's just stick to business. Okay. Right. I'm going to go find out about getting those boats  built and I'll go try to find the cargo. Right.

[00:43:28]Let's go, girl.

[00:43:42]Well, this certainly is a fine looking  operation. Well, we're in the right crowd. Uh-huh. These logs, they come from  uh the local forest. Excellent quality. I think they're a bit damp. Well, yes, but uh no  problem. Oh, yes, sir. Excellent. Excellent. I'm going to leave these drawings with you then.  Yes, sir. We'll get them both built for you right away. You probably want something on  account. M. Hold your horses there, Bill.

[00:44:13]You get started right away. Yes,  indeed. Okay. Thanks again. Do that.

[00:44:20]How much you give him? Just enough. Between the  boat, the flower, and the Elijah, we ain't going to have much left by the time we get out of  here. We're not doing this for the money, are we? No, certainly not. Bring your money  isn't everything. Right. Right. Of course, it is way ahead of whatever's the second place.  Just kidding. You could have stayed in Canada. You could have stayed in Canada. Yeah. You could have  made a lot of money if you [ __ ] a second. Yeah.

[00:44:43]You know the most people in Underground Railroad  don't get any money. Most people in Underground Railroad don't work for you, Jack. Yeah. Well, you  could have stayed up north. I could have lived the life of a free man, not been in any kind of  trouble. I could have done that. No danger, right? No chance of getting hanged. Yeah.  Yep. But you chose to be here. I did? Yeah.

[00:45:03]Do you know why? Because I'm an idiot. No,  Billy. Because you're a good man. Yeah, I'm a good man. Who's an idiot? Can we talk about  something else? Yeah. Jacob Mason. I found them.

[00:45:13]A fine purchase, Mr. Graser. This boy Kenneth  will do so much work, you won't have to lift the finger. Get along there, boy. Thank you, Mr.  Graaser. All right, bring up the next one, Sam.

[00:45:28]All right, now folks, I want you to take a good  look. This here's a reliable source of manpower named Jacob. Healthy, good teeth. You've  been in the service of Charles Lolly for seven years. Have a closer look, sir. Help  yourself, sir. Thank you. Turn around here, boy. Let me see them good teeth. Your brother  Gabriel says hello. Wider, boy. Let me see them pearly whites. Take our friend, Jacob. We'll have  you free by Christmas. Will you make an offer, sir? Uh, not today, sir. But you spoke  true. He does have very good teeth.

[00:46:10]Come on now, folks. Don't let an opportunity go  by. There's many good years left of Jacob yet. No, please. Don't tell my boy away from me.  He's only eight. No, please. Please, no.

[00:46:25]Please.

[00:46:40]Really?

[00:46:45]Let's go. Find out her name and the boys will  get them out of here. Come on. Come on. Come on.

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[00:51:17]the most elegant hotel in Richmond. Only the  finest clientele. And so when he moved here, I prevailed upon him to open up our mana house  to guest. You enjoy meeting people and getting to know them. Rodless way, gentlemen. You  paid how much ahead? $1,500. What quality?

[00:51:35]Top grade. Young, strong, good bloodlines. Well,  I'd say you got yourself an excellent deal. And what does a uh good one go for here? At least  2,000 ahead. And what about over in Louisville, Mr. Lawson? Are we talking about cattle  or horses? We're talking about slaves.

[00:51:57]Ah, of course. And what are they going for in  Louisville? Well, it depends on the quality, as Mr. Giddings said. I've seen them go for  as little as 1,500, and others are absolutely priceless. That certainly is true. Now, Miss  Elizabeth, have you had time yet to look at that volume of Shel's poems? Oh, yes, and I'm enjoying  it immensely. I think it's even more romantic than Lord Byron, if that's possible. And the golden  leather Bon. I think it's simply gorgeous.

[00:52:30]Who is it? Looking for Emanuel Mason. What do  you want with him? Got a message from his uncle, Gabriel. What kind of message?  Mind if I come inside, brother?

[00:52:49]Evening. It's a boy or girl. It's  a girl. What kind of message? Well, he was wondering if you and the family  like to have Christmas dinner with him.

[00:53:04]Oh, I adore all of Mozart, particularly the  string quartets, but for my own playing, I've concentrated on the piano works of Beethoven. As  romantic as Shel's poetry, it's very appropriate to No, your stepboy. She tricked me. You speak  that way about Miss Angelica, you filthy little pig. Uh, with your permission, Mr. Giddings,  I'll see you this young. Good. Come on, boy.

[00:53:34]Get over there. Keep your jacket on.

[00:53:43]You're going to beat me, aren't you?  Nope. You're going to say I did. You aren't going to beat me? Mm- Is that what they  usually do? Of course. It's usually her fault, isn't it? Angelica's. Yeah. Yeah. She's just  a sweet little angel, isn't she? Right. She never does anything wrong. Huh? The only  thing she ever did wrong was get born.

[00:54:13]You related to Laya? Yeah. She's my  sister. Why don't you tell me that John?

[00:54:33]You sure you can have all the flour  ready for me? No difficulty there, sir. I assure you. Without rushing the  milling? I want to talk quality. And that's just what you will get. We'll have  that load of flour in the barrels and ready for you well before your boats are ready. Very  good. It's a pleasure to do business with you, sir. Hey, boy. Looking for a little yeast to  go with your flower. How'd you make out? Oh, they were dancing on the ceiling once they  decided I was legitimate. Speak for yourself. Oh, man was going to help me contact the others. And  uh we will take a look at that. That's not bad.

[00:55:09]What do you mean that there is all bad? Why  comes temptation but for man to meet it? Halfway, right? Oh, yeah. I also got a line on that Josie  woman. What about your mama? We'll find her, Billy. We will. Yeah. You know, be  careful with those packages. Hello, John. The skinnings. How many times must I  insist? Elizabeth, that's much better. Adam, careful there, boy. I don't want  to have to whip you again. No, sir.

[00:55:48]Well, I was just going to go take some tea at  Miss Leaders. Just happens to be the loveliest place here in New Gate, but it would be ever  so much more enjoyable if you'd join me. Well, I uh be delighted. Excellent. Angelica,  where did that girl get to? Never know.

[00:56:14]Um, thank you for your kindness to Adam  last night. I ask you tonight. Angelica, come along to you. But I don't like  this flavor very much at all. Hey, Adam, you want it? Yeah. Oops. Right in  the mud. Sorry. Come along, Angelica.

[00:56:48]You wanted to see me, Mr. Taylor? Yeah, Brent. I  want to try to improve the strain of these. Also, check out some new equipment. I want you to  ride up to Lex in Louisville. Talk to a couple of men up there. I'll give you their names. Yes,  sir. And when you want me to go right away. Oh, there's also a man I want you to talk to another  little town up that way. You'll go there, too. What town is that? It's called New  Gate. You mean to say my brother tried to give your money to come down here to  New Gate and steal me? That's right.

[00:57:25]If that don't beat off, well, tell your friend  that I ain't leaving here. This is my husband, Jedadia. Oh, suppose we take him,  too. No, we happy here. We growed up here. They treating us real good. We  doing just fine. Just fine. Excuse me, but aren't y'all slaves? We house people.  So what? I ain't going to risk doing nothing that'll get me back out in them bean fields.  You know how long I was out there? I learned to walk out there. Me, too. And I walked  out. Well, we staying put and that's that.

[00:58:11]You joshing, ain't you?

[00:58:16]You ain't joshing. I don't believe this. A man  comes down here, offers y'all a chance to be free.

[00:58:21]We batten free already. We get took care of real  good. Got a bed. Not just some straw on a board, but a real bed and good food. Not like that  slop the field hand gets. And our masses is nice folks. They cares about us. And look at  here. I'm going to have me a baby in a few months. Want him to have a nice safe home, not  be running off up and north to god knows where.

[00:58:49]But what happens when he up and decide to sell  that baby of yours? He's not that kind of folk.

[00:58:54]Never know what's going to happen six, seven  years from now. Masters die. Farm goes poorly.

[00:59:01]They start selling off their belongings. You be  looking at some sad days. That ain't likely to happen. And we happy right here. We safe here. But  you're slaves. We doing better than my brother.

[00:59:18]The way you was describing him. You mean to tell  me you never even thought about it? How it feel to be free? I know you must have thought about it.  No matter how comfortable you are, haven't you?

[00:59:35]Maybe you're just scared to think  about trying a life so different.

[00:59:41]Let me tell you, it's worth the risk, brother.

[00:59:45]Sister, why don't y'all at least Why don't  you move on down the road, boy?

[00:59:57]And tell my brother thank you kindly.  But we want to stay here. Yeah.

[01:00:11]Wonder which way your baby vote y'all have rabbit blood, you know. Hey, I'm  talking to you, boy. Yes, sir. My daddy says y'all have rabbit blood, not good blood like us. What  would you say? No. Yes, you did. Don't you s me.

[01:01:22]He was going to leave me in there. Wasn't too. I  came in to get you out. You let him drop all over me first. If Bill hadn't come along, it would  have killed me. Look at the blur in my arm.

[01:01:35]Don't see no cut. Then where'  the blood come from? Stupid.

[01:01:42]From here.

[01:01:46]That can't be his blood. Why not? Blood's blood.

[01:01:53]No, it isn't. It is not.

[01:02:25]I didn't think you'd come looking  for me. How do you know I was?

[01:02:36]Adam likes you very much. I  like him, too. He's bright. Oh, yes. He studied well. Not always happily,  but well. Our mother always saw to that.

[01:02:49]He said she was a school teacher. What else  did he tell you? that she was half negro, but she was free and she lived in Boston. And  that on a trip to Baltimore to see some relatives, she got kidnapped by a slave trader. Yeah. And he  said she was a runaway and took her to the south and sold her to Giddings. Oh, true. He also  said that she was extraordinarily beautiful.

[01:03:22]H judging by her daughter, I would say  that's true. Thank you. She was. He said she died last year. Yes. Sorry. What about your  father? He's still living. Is he a slave? No.

[01:03:49]I don't understand how your mother could have  adapted to slavery. What makes you think she did? I don't know. You had to get your patience  from somebody. There's a time for patience.

[01:04:06]To everything there is a season and a  time to every purpose under heaven. H mother's biggest hope was that someday  Adam and I would be free. I don't think Giddings will ever let you do that. He  likes you too much. It's a full-time job just keeping him at arms length.  You do it well. I'm determined. Very.

[01:04:41]Who are you?

[01:04:44]You've heard my story. I heard a story. What makes  you think there's anything else to it? Instinct and some pretty reliable rumors.

[01:05:02]Want to take a walk with me? Yeah.

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[01:08:22]We now return to the Disney Sunday movie just like John.

[01:08:37]I want to be ready. I want to be ready. I want  to be ready to walk in Jerusalem just like John.

[01:08:49]John said the city was just for square.  Walk in Jerusalem just like John. And he declared he'd meet me there. Walk  in Jerusalem just like John. I want you ready. I want you ready. I want you  ready to walk in Jerusalem just like John.

[01:09:13]Peter was preaching at Jerusalem  just like he was endowed with the Holy Ghost. Walk in Jerusalem just  like John. I want to be ready. I want to be ready. I want to be ready  to walk in Jerusalem just like John.

[01:09:36]I want to be ready.

[01:09:41]I want to be ready.

[01:09:46]I want to be ready. Walk in Jerusalem.  Walk in Jerusalem. Walk in Jerusalem.

[01:09:58]just like John.

[01:10:06]Walk in Jerusalem just like John. Oh John,  John, what do you say? Walk in Jerusalem just like John. I'll be dared at a common day.  Walk in Jerusalem just like John. You get there before I do. Walk in Jerusalem just like John.  Hello my friends. I'm coming. Walk in Jerusalem just like John. I won't be ready. I want to be  ready. I want to be ready. I want to be ready.

[01:10:47]I want to be ready. Walk in Jerusalem just  like John. Walk in Jerusalem just like John.

[01:11:05]I want to be ready to walk  in Jerusalem just like John.

[01:11:32]You thank Mr. potato for me, won't  you? Yeah. Heading back there now.

[01:11:37]No. Got to talk to that fella in Yugi. Yeah. Nice little town. They're all about the same.  See you. So long. Enjoy. Nugi. You can.

[01:12:02]Excuse me.

[01:12:16]Makes me cringe to see him treat you  like his personal property. But I am his personal property. Well, I don't like it.

[01:12:27]The boats are almost ready, Laya. You'll be  able to leave Kentucky forever. I can't wait.

[01:12:42]Between Jacob and me, we got them all except  one cousin who was sold off to Virginia. What about that mother and boy, Mary and Matthew? Yeah.  Yep. Hey. Plus one or two extra? One or two? Well, seven. Seven. I know what you're going  to say. Yeah. What am I going to say?

[01:12:57]That's too many in the bulls will.  That's what I'm going to say. Oh, come on, Jack. Those bolts will handle  it. And forgive me, Admiral Jackson, if I doubt your vast experience in seaman.  Seven is too many. Just tell how quick it's saw the two of you together and she  went plum crazy. She took a whip to Laya and she'd beat us something awful. So awful.

[01:13:46]Hi Shh. Don't try to talk. Just lie  still, Laya. This going to soothe you.

[01:13:56]Sh. I'm right here, Laya.

[01:14:03]I'm sorry. I've seen Miss Elizabeth plenty  mad, but I ain't never seen her like this. And she won't let up on life. No. It's It's like she  wants to kill her. You got to get her out of here.

[01:14:22]Supposed to be ready for a few more  days. Yla could be dead by then. Or at least why Scott for life.  Elizabeth will keep up on her.

[01:14:39]So, we got to find a way to get her out of here.

[01:14:43]No, no, I won't leave Adam and Jimmy. You  don't worry none about me. You just No, I won't leave him. God, you have  to leave. I promise you. Just rest.

[01:15:01]Just rest.

[01:15:09]Like to kill the whole Giddings  family. She needs a doctor right now. We have to get her out of here. You  got that right. How? I'm working on it, but I ain't got it yet. If they were just a little  lighter skin, you'd smuggle them out in the crowd.

[01:15:32]What? And pump and feast and revalry  with mask and antique pageantry. What?

[01:15:42]The magic words. Jack, you got the gift.  What are you talking about? Jenny, come here.

[01:15:50]Go steal a couple of blind wigs from some place.  Couple of what? Oh, Betty, see if those show girls in town will sell you some. What? A and get  two of the fleshiest dresses you can find. No, no, no. Make it three. One that'll fit  Adam. And uh get a wig for him, too. And And a mustache and sideburns for Jack. Jonathan  Fairfield, you about to become a showman. Billy Waft.

[01:16:28]Yeah, it's inside. I ain't wearing no dress.  Hush up, Adam. I ain't going to do it. I don't I She's in a bad way. John, did you get the  makeup? Miss Elizabeth got so much he ain't never going to miss it. You get the mustache  and sideburns. Let's hit the road, Jack.

[01:17:01]You stay put. I'll get the tickets. Sounds  like a plan. I really hate this. Hush up, Adam. I'm going to pop you good. John, John,  John, it's the guy from the flower mill. We're in deep trouble. Yeah. What else is new?  You got any ideas? Pageantry. The bigger the better. And uh prayer. Prayer  sounds good. I'll be your friend.

[01:17:34]Good day, my fine fellow. I'm in need of the  services of your most excellent railroad.

[01:17:39]It's a northbound train on time. Yep. Do at uh  3:15. It's only moments from now. How extremely fortuitous. And how far does it go? Pittsburgh.  Pittsburgh. That's far enough. Three tickets if you please to Pittsburgh. Will that be uh first  class? I'm shaking to the call that you could even ask. First class of call. Nothing's too good for  the three loveliest ladies in my show. And what show is that? McFess's masterful melodies and open  air Shakespeare featuring the most beautiful and talented song birds in the entire United States  and myself. Now, Bolio McFes, sir. My tickets, please. In a minute, sir. I ain't heard any  advertisements about them. Alas, my dear friend, we were forced to cancel our pre-arranged  engagements in your illustrious city due to some pressing requests from New York. And you,  sir, are you awaiting somebody's arrival? You got a load of barrels coming in from my flower  sending a big shipment down river this Well, it's been a very uh pleasurable talk,  sir. And good luck with your train.

[01:18:48]Come along now, girls. Your presentation's  arriving. We did it without you so bad. Ah, Abigail, how lovely you look this afternoon. And  Lucille. Still feeling a bit under the weather, are we? Lyla, I'll make it tonight. And  where is the poker in his Clementine? I ain't coming out. You move your black fanny  before I catapult you. I'll never be able to do this. Come on. You'll get through it,  Adam. You have to. But Jenny and Mila, I can't. Listen, Adam. This is the  most manly thing you've ever done.

[01:19:21]Come on. Where's my parasol? Ah, yes.  The parasol to complete the ensemble.

[01:19:39]Noon, ladies. Is she all right? Just a  touch of the vapors. Watch your step, ma'am. Actress this way.

[01:20:05]All right, my darlings, your tickets. Oh, excuse  me. Try to talk as little as possible. All right.

[01:20:14]Just stay on the train till you get to Pittsburgh.  And then on to Cincinnati and Levi Coffin. That's right. And tell Levi to look for us on the 23rd  or 24th. My darling Clementine, you be a good girl. You take good care of your sisters. Make  Father Malfio proud of you. Thank you, Malfo.

[01:20:34]Think nothing of it, my dear,  and give my regards to Broadway.

[01:20:39]I've had this since I was a little  girl, for as long as I can remember.

[01:20:49]Then I'll just have to bring it back. You won't cry. You ruin your makeup.

[01:21:01]Don't cry. Don't cry. There's a time for every  purpose. We'll have ours. We'll have ours.

[01:21:10]I love you. I love you, too. So much.

[01:21:45]Yeah. Go.

[01:21:53]Leaving in a Fortnite then? Yeah. Supposed to  be loaded the day before Christmas. It should be in Louisville by New Year's. The sheriff  hasn't found any of them yet, father. Well, they won't get far. They're very recognizable.  That's true. I do hope that life won't be too tedious for you, John, without Lyla  around. Well, she was a bit forward for my taste. I prefer someone with, shall I  say, more delicate touch. T, Miss Elizabeth, excellent quality. Thank you, sir. I think  they're precisely to your specifications. Yes, indeed they are. Will you get them to  the river tonight? Then it'll be done.

[01:22:45]Everybody ready? Yeah. The first group rendevu  at midnight, just above the rapids. Jacob's ready to lead them. Not till first flight you told  him. Don't worry, he don't want to put up on those rocks. How about the second group? Just  like we planned. Josie and her husband. Well, ain't know we're going, bud. Hey, we tried. You  think we're going to pull this off? Would I have hung around otherwise? Maybe you're not too  bright. Thanks, John. Much obliged. Thank you.

[01:23:22]There they are. Come on. Come on. Come on. Hurry  up. You're going to be okay. You know what to do, right? Head for the North Fork Rabbits. Then  stay close to the shore. Watch out for Levi just above Cincinnati. Waving two lant. Keep  clear heads and a sharp lookout. Good luck.

[01:23:47]Come on, Millie. Come on.

[01:23:54]Hey, Jacob, you tell Levi  I paid for the stupid boat.

[01:24:00]There's one down, one to go.

[01:24:09]Like something's up. Wonder what.

[01:24:18]All right, as soon as Carlson gets here, we go.  What's all the ruckus, Sheriff? Runaways. Must be about 13 of them, all told. 13? Well, how'd  so many of them get away at once? I don't know, but we aimed to catch them. Could you use an  extra man? Much obliged. Be my pleasure. I'd love to chase him down. Bill, you get on down.  One of your boats is gone. What? They were tied up right down by the dock, and I went by there  this morning to check them. I seen one was gone. Let's head down to the river. Billy, you  guard that other boat. Anything happens to him, skin you alive. Well, search your South Fork. Even  they wouldn't be dumb enough to try them rather.

[01:25:14]I can't believe it. I just can't believe it.  How am I going to make that shipment? Now, a lot of folks going to be hurting  cuz all them lost slaves. Yeah, but they still got two farms. I had all my money  tied up in that ship, and I just can't believe.

[01:25:27]Neither can I.

[01:25:32]What are you doing? You know who  this is? Of course. He's John Lawson, flower merchant from Louisville. Uh-uh.  He's John Fairfield, [ __ ] lover from Harrodsburg. He steals slaves. What? Take  them inside. Get him in there right now.

[01:25:57]Wasting our time.

[01:26:01]The Disney Sunday movie will  continue after these messages.

[01:26:08]Over the years, your kids will  grow out of just about everything.

[01:26:22]But there's one thing your  kids will never outgrow.

[01:26:26]The roomy Honda Civic four-door sedan. Honda.

[01:26:38]My lips are sealed with chapstick. Uh-oh.  Chapstick, please. Will that be cash?

[01:26:46]Just put it on my bill. My lips are sealed with  chapstick. Just a two of us. That great dentine taste makes it nicer to be together because not  even mouthwash can freshen your breath better than when you're chewing dentine. Just the two of  us, you and I. We call her the baby from another planet. When she looks at me, she goes, "Maga."  Since AT&T lowered longdistance prices 30%, it costs even less to call someone you love. Well,  she'll talk if Tom sings to her. On weekends, you can call all across the country and visit 20  minutes for just 352 or less. Talk to grandma.

[01:27:32]Did you hear that? No, she said go. Move it  up. Hello. I've discovered cool ranch flavored Doritos. You know, if your mom's anything like  mine, she likes to know exactly what goes into everything that you eat. So, I thought I'd  buy her some of the ingredients. There's delicious buttermilk. There's tangy tomatoes.  There's zesty onions. Imagine creamy cool ranch seasonings. And one heck of a crunch.  Cool ranch flavored Doritos brand tortilla chips. One heck of a taste, one heck of a  crunch. See, I feel bad about my mom's car.

[01:28:13]Tuesday, Tony fights Tommy Hearns for charity.  Let's hear it for the raging housekeeper.

[01:28:19]What? What? Who's the boss? Tuesday with PNB.  Friends who've been close in the past. Hello, Ellie. Buddy, stay close in the future. Hey,  how you doing, kid? Oh, buddy. Sell, there's a reason I called you. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I had a  bad dream and you were in it. Thanks a lot. No, no, wait. It was a good dream and you weren't  in it. I couldn't get a cab. I've missed you, kid. I've missed you, too, buddy. A lot. Oh, come  on. Let's not get all sloppy. Pacific Northwest Bell. We've always been the future. Pardon me, but  would you have any great coupons? But of course, the Clip and Save coupon book is here. Filled with  hundreds of dollars worth of valuable coupons, and you pay absolutely nothing. That's  right. For no charge, you'll receive in your mail over $1,700 in goods and services  from area merchants. There's no obligation.

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[01:29:29]We now continue with the Disney Sunday Movie.

[01:30:01]Yo, Chad, what are you doing here? Nice to see  you, too. You know what I mean? If they get you, they're going to kill you. What are the  friends for? Besides, Laya will kill me anyway if I show up in Cincinnati without  you. William. William? I know you're mad. Now, listen. The second boat load is at the head of  the rapids waiting for Don't wait around for me.

[01:30:18]Get yourself out of here. Look, I'm going to be  hanging around here. At least it sounds like it.

[01:30:22]It looks like it, too. I ain't never seen  so many torches. You sure got a way to get folks around? Just get yourself  out of here, would you? You got any ideas on how to get out? No. What are you  talking about? Of course I don't. I do.

[01:30:46]May I be the first to congratulate you on your  fullheaded stupidity. If they gave out awards for ignorance, you'd be right up there. Took them long  enough. What are you talking about? I thought I would have to stand outside waving a flag before  they caught me. I'm missing a chapter here.

[01:31:07]Pretty smart, huh? Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's  great. We can cut our own throats. We sure haven't got time to dig a tunnel. You're  right. I figure we got about 3 minutes before they invite us to their neck tie party.  So, listen up. We got to bring these boys out.

[01:31:31]I want you all to calm down and go home. Run off  with eight of the slaves from our town. I lost three of my own last week and I know these thieves  are responsible. You had a chance to prove that the court of law. Now we've lost 13 more and two  of them are mine. I say we stop them right now.

[01:31:53]They got him a fierce file.

[01:32:04]You done stole your last sneaker boy. I guess  if it's trial's out of the question. You've already had one, Mr. Lawson. Well, let  me guess. We were acquitted. Get on out.

[01:32:34]Miss Elizabeth.

[01:32:39]Always the lady.

[01:32:46]Are they really going to hang  up? But they'll save my life.

[01:32:57]I'm going to enjoy pulling the wagon  out. Always the humanitarian brand.

[01:33:03]Now, who's hanging around with us? Gun. Smells  like you had one for dinner, Brandon. Breakfast.

[01:33:18]How you doing? Working on it. Y'all ready? This is a good chance we're going to die here. We  got to stretch some ropes. Little faith.

[01:33:31]What if we do?

[01:33:39]Get the rope on. Hey, hold on. Hold on. Hey,  condemned man's supposed to get a last request.

[01:33:49]Y'all going to hang us without a trial.  Least I can do is grant us our last request.

[01:33:55]It's the least you can do. All right. All  right. Be quick. Well, at a time like this, getting ready to meet his maker, man  looks back over his life, his successes, his failures, thinking about how I could  have been a better man. Most of all, it feels very much alone and in need of  some comfort. Get to the point fair for you. All right. I'd be very much obliged  if Miss Elizabeth give me a kiss goodbye.

[01:34:29]Never.

[01:34:33]It's not on your life. My last  request in this lifetime. Elizabeth, you won't get it.

[01:34:57]You are an absolute curse.  And good evening to you.

[01:35:07]Oh my god. He says, "Give me that gun, friend, right now. Please don't hurt us. Your  rifles in the back of the wagon right now. Do it. Do it. Please. Please don't hurt  us. Give me a rifle. Do it. I got to do it.

[01:35:22]Come on. Don't harm her. Please give me  a ride. We're going for a little ride.

[01:35:30]Pretty exhaustful, Jack. I think it's torch  and windows off. Don't try to follow us.

[01:35:35]Please don't hurt us. We'll let her go just as  soon as we're safely away. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[01:35:56]What is it, mama? Hush, Matthew.

[01:36:01]Come on. Come on. Keep moving. Everyone here?  Yeah. Get in. Wait, Billy. We should leave her when we got clear. John, is this your idea?  Clear. We'll put a shore. We'll get below the rabbit. The boat's overloaded already.  Get in the boat. No. Get in the boat.

[01:36:21]She got in. We going to sink.  We ain't going to sink. Sam, my brother died in that rocket. You  want to get out? No. Do us a favor?

[01:36:35]Y'all really going? There ain't no  more room. You coming with us? No.

[01:36:41]You sure? But would you carry this to my  brother? It belonged to our mama. Would you give it to him and tell him I'm  sorry? Come on, Billy. Yeah. Come on.

[01:37:10]That's the last white water ahead. Keep the pole pointed forward.

[01:37:45]Oh god, I'm out of the river's too high. I will make it. Please let me up first.  We're going to [ __ ] you, woman.

[01:38:02]My mama used to sing that song.  for new children. New children.

[01:38:36]Look up.

[01:38:39]I can get a shot from you. They still got it.

[01:38:54]children.

[01:39:08]Get me out of here. Elizabeth, put that down.  See you for sure now. Put that down. Listen, do it now. Elizabeth, I'll kill you  all. Elizabeth, look behind you.

[01:39:36]Keep it center.

[01:39:41]Don't move.

[01:40:12]Give it a shot of foot.

[01:40:28]Heat. Heat.

[01:40:52]Come on.

[01:41:04]Who are you?

[01:41:10]Don't do it.

[01:41:21]Heat.

[01:41:32]Heat.

[01:41:41]Heat.

[01:41:59]Heat.

[01:42:14]Don't die.

[01:42:18]Sorry.

[01:42:30]We've lost it. You have We'll continue after these messages.

[01:42:51]A few words about mounts.

[01:43:00]Ooh.

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[01:44:23]I see your face and I just come aart.  You got a love so bright. A child can find it in a long. I got my reason for  loving. Mercury for 1987. Shaped to hold the road and to capture your heart.  I know I love you like I know my own Mercury. The shape you want to be in.  Next, the network television premiere.

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[01:45:15]I'm going to kill you, woman, if you  don't shut up. We're out of range.

[01:45:29]Come on. Come on.

[01:45:34]Come on, John. Come on. Come on.

[01:45:46]Levi, it's good to see the John. Yes. Where?  Where's the wagon? Everybody out. Watch it now.

[01:46:06]Laya.

[01:46:10]Laya. Where are you? Laya.

[01:46:17]Let me help you. What? What's wrong? Where  is she? Is she sick? She She died, Johnny.

[01:46:29]John, she got all infected from  the beating. She fought it hard as she could. She wanted to be with you so  badly. Well, John, she loved you so much.

[01:46:46]Heat.

[01:47:06]Heat.

[01:47:34]Where are you?

[01:47:51]Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.

[01:48:10]train. I close it at I can hear the  car and rumbling through the land.

[01:48:24]Get on board little children. Get on  board, little children. Get on board, little children. There's room for many more.  Get on board, little children. Get on board, little children. Get on board, little  children. There's room for many.

[01:49:01]Get on board for little children.

[01:49:09]Get on.

[01:49:38]Come back inside, friends. We don't really belong  in there, Levi. They're all uh families. Yes, I know. But they're families thou hast brought  together. But they're not our families. Bill's mother isn't there, Llaya. Yes, they are.  We're our only family. We're all thy family, William, and we're proud to have thee as  our brothers and sons. Please come back in.

[01:50:37]Thank you very much.

[01:50:54]Merry Christmas. Yeah. You going somewhere? Uh,  yeah. Yeah. Wouldn't leave without telling me, of course. Of course not. Of course not.  No, I didn't think so. Let me guess. Uh, South. Yeah. Well, a couple of folks told me  that you were going back down again and bring up a few more slaves. You did? Word gets around.  Uh-huh. What's that? I think it's a horse. You're not coming with me, Billy. Is that a fact? Yeah,  that is a fact. It's too dangerous for you. Where is it going to be a cakewalk for you? I'm not  a runaway slave. No, you're just a nice white boy who steals him by the wagon load. Hey, Billy.  I'm not even going to argue with you. All right.

[01:51:39]What a relief. Just forget it, Billy. John.  Billy. John. Billy. John. I'm not going down there just to hang around a turkey like you.  My mama's still down there somewhere. Okay.

[01:51:52]Okay. Oh, baby.

[01:51:57]John Fairfield. Morning. Levi. Are thou going  south again? Well, I got out this morning and that's the way the horse is. I caution thee. Yeah,  you always. No. Thy methods are too reckless and daring. And Catherine and I cannot be party to  wrongdoing, no matter how honorable the ultimate goal. Come on, Leo. Thy end do not justify thy  deceptive and thieving means. I will not help thee in the future if thou continues to practice such  chicainery. Well, I will surely keep that in mind, Levi. I surely will. You'll be hearing from  us. Get up here. Go. God bless the Levi.

[01:52:44]God bless thee.

[01:52:51]For the next 12 years, John Fairfield  ranged through every state in the South, working with the Underground Railroad,  which brought thousands of men, women, and children out of bondage to freedom. John and  Bill were involved in all kinds of adventures which were recorded faithfully, if not always,  real happily, by Mr. Levi Coffin himself. John and Bill lived and died as heroes. But  men like them never really die, do they?

[01:53:32]We'll come back after these messages.

[01:53:42]Get your sea shined up. Grab a stick of juicy  fruit. The taste is going to move you. Take a sniff. Pull it out. The taste is going to  move you when you pop it in your mouth. Juicy fruit is going to move you. It juices all it gets  right to you. Juicy fruit, the taste, the taste, the taste is going to move you. Rich Hall asking  you to go to Pizza Hut and vote for your favorite pizza. Why? Well, you could win a year supply of  pizza. A year? 52 pizzas. All at once. Not all at once. A pizza a week for a year. Why? Visions  rangetop cookware by Corning withstands heat that turns ordinary sauce pans into sauce. And unlike  metal pans, they're perfect for the microwave.

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[01:54:53]We're cruising for a crunch. How about a vitamin  pack punch? Let's get it. Last flight to the coast. Thanks for the lift, boys. I can't get  enough super golden crisp. It's got crunch with punch. There goes Mrs. Mary's alarm clock. She  wonders if she'll ever be slim and bouncy again.

[01:55:19]I love you dearly as my wife. I loved you long  before. But now there's more of you to love. I love you all the more. You might care to remember  Valentine's Day is February 14th. Always is. Will you be my Valentine? When you care enough to  send the very best, go to Hallmark. Next Sunday, take a plunge into the greatest Disney adventure  of all time, Collision Speed. and discover the secrets of Captain Nemo's underwater world.  Secrets that are mine alone in the Academy Awardwinning classic. I am the Avenger. Nemo's  crack. The world has a use for him, and I must make him understand it. Kirk Douglas, Peter Lori,  and James Mason. See how peaceful it is here.

[01:56:04]20,000 Leagues Under the Sea on the next Disney  Sunday Movie. For an early look at business news, watch our comprehensive new business report  weekday mornings at 6:15 on ABC's World News This Morning before Good Morning America. This is  Joan London. Next week on Good Morning America, Sly Stallone talks about Rocky and Rambo. James  Seymour gets us in the mood for Valentine's Day. Plus, Vanna White and Eddie Murphy next  week on Good Morning America. Tomorrow at 8, MacGyver and a Pretty Ocean Researcher battle  modern-day pirates. Now, stay tuned for the network television premiere of Romancing  the Stone on the Sunday Night Movie Next.

[01:57:20]A sports update brought to you by Bud  Light. Now from ABC News in Washington, Dan Love it. Good evening. NBA players produced  the most total points in the 37-year history of the All-Star game today. Tom Chambers playing  on his home court in Seattle captured MVP and see why these people enjoy the distinctive  difference of the downtown Athletic Club.