go
Me see Jamaican moon above
It won't be long me see me love
Me take her in my arms and then
I tell her I never leave again
And Louie Louie
Well, we gotta go
I said now Louie Louie
Well, we gotta go
I said we gotta go
Well, we gotta go
Dr Fleischman!
Minnifield?
What part of New York
are you from, son?
- Flushing.
- What part's that? Bronx?
- Queens. You know New York?
- No, I can't say that I do.
Spent some time on the East Coast,
mostly around Washington DC.
Satellite Beach, Florida.
I've only been to New York
one time, for a parade.
- Macy's Day?
- Ticker tape.
Goin' down Fifth Avenue
in the back of an open Caddy.
- I was an astronaut, son.
- Really? No kidding?
Sit.
Wow, that's incredible.
I've never met an astronaut before.
I watched those missions as a kid.
- Ever go into outer space?
- Took my ride.
Joel, I wanna take this opportunity
to be the first to welcome you here.
When I heard we had a crack at a Jew
doctor from New York City, I jumped.
You boys do outstanding work.
Thanks.
There's lots of opportunity here.
When I first came here 20 years ago, there
was nothing but natural surroundings.
Unseen by white man
since before time began.
First thing I did,
I bought 15,000 acres of land.
Second thing I did, I started
a radio station and a newspaper. Why?
Communications. If a man's got
something to sell or something to say,
he'd better get it out there.
And by golly, I had it, and I still do.
We've got an outstanding little town here,
Joel, ready to step up in the worid.
We've got natural resources,
we've got land, we've got wildlife,
just waiting to be fondled.
And now, Joel...
Now... we've got you.
Come on, son.
Let's do it.
Is this it? Is this the town?
This is it. This is Cicely.
She and Roslyn founded the town
97 years ago.
Rumour and innuendo notwithstanding,
they were just good friends.
A hippy passing through
painted that picture.
He was so high on weed that he forgot the
apostrophe S. I squeezed that in myself.
- But where is the rest of the town?
- It's coming, son.
A big Burger King,
shopping malls, 31 flavours...
It's all gonna be here. Maybe not today,
maybe not tomorrow, but it's coming.
I can guarantee you that.
Son of a...
I told that Ed I wanted him
to throw a new coat of paint on here.
This place needs more than a paint job.
Son, I had no idea this wouldn't be done
before you got here.
Before I got here?
This is my office?!
A few curtains, a couple of heads
on the wall, you're in business.
Come on, son. Sit down.
Relax. Get a feel for the place.
While I find out what the hell
that Indian's been up to.
- Who are you?
- Marilyn. I'm here for the job.
- Phone?
- Back there, on the wall.
Pete Gilliam, please.
Pete? Joel Fleischman.
I'm in Cicely.
I've taken a look around.
I've checked out the place and thought
about it long and hard, and I want out.
I don't have my contract. I'm on a phone
in a bar in the middle of nowhere.
What? It says what?!
No, no, no, listen to me.
You said if I didn't like it, I could leave.
No, I don't "don't like it".
I hate it! I demand to leave!
You're not the one who has
to spend the next four years
in a godforsaken hole-in-the-wall pigsty
with a bunch of dirty, psychotic redne...
I am a graduate of Columbia University
School of Physicians and Surgeons.
I did my residency at Beth Zion hospital,
one of the finest medical facilities
in New York - and the worid.
I will not spend the best years of my life
in the worst place on earth!
Let me tell you, if you think...
Collect call from Joel, please.
Hi. Honey.
Yeah, I'm here.
Look, um...
Yeah, it is, it's lovely.
Do me a favour.
Run through my contract.
Is there a stipulation as to
location of medical practice?
Just suburban Anchorage.
Could you do that for me?
Today. Yeah, OK.
I miss you too, sweetheart.
The number is 907-555-7823.
I'm gonna wait for your call, OK?
OK, yeah, no, me too.
OK.