net or any
other safety device.
Hope he makes it.
Sebastian, no! Don't
try it without the net!
Who took that net down?
- He did. You want it up again?
- It's too late now. He's ready to go.
Go on, now.
Keep the show rolling.
Roll up this net. Clowns!
Holly, keep it going.
Go into your swing.
No.
Walk me off.
Do not rob me of my exit.
All right.
Your arm, boss man. Your strong arm.
Easy now.
Keep your seats, please!
The Great Sebastian is
shaken but not badly hurt.
The performance is now continuing!
Resume your seats! Please!
- Birdie, is he dead?
- No, I don't think so.
Draw it back.
- Carefully now.
- All right.
Back to wardrobe,
girls. Back to wardrobe.
- Will he be all right, Doc?
- He's lucky to be alive.
- Thanks for the help, Buttons.
- Okay.
Where did you ever learn
to do a Velpeau bandage?
Well, you learn a lot when
you're a pharmacists mate.
You must've been the best in the Navy.
Gee, he's hurt bad.
The other way. Turn him around.
Don't transfer him. Just
leave him on this stretcher.
Sebastian!
Of all the crazy things.
Why did you do it?
I didn't mean for it
to happen like this.
Only he would try
such a wonderful trick.
- And you almost did it.
- I will do it. The next time.
Sure, you will.
And when you come back, you'll
stand them on their ears.
When I come back, chйrie,
you will fall. For me.
All right, get him in there.
Lets get started. Get a move on.
Oh, Brad.
Flyers have fallen
before. They will again.
He wont die, pigeon.
Your rig goes in centre ring tomorrow.
But I didn't want it like this,
not over his broken body.
Under the big top, only two
days count, today and tomorrow.
The circus rolls on whether
flyers rise or flyers fall.
And week after week,
new audiences laugh at
the antics of the clowns
and thrill to incredible
feats of skill and daring.
Hot roasted peanuts. Peanuts.
Get them while they're hot.
Hot roasted peanuts.
I can't watch it.
Higher, higher!
- Take another crack at it, Holly.
- Higher this time. Sky's the limit.
Play it, Emmett. Give me some rhythm.
Yeah, maybe that'll help.
Well, whistle or something.
- Anybody got a lemon?
- You think that'll work?
- Start your jug band.
- Noodle it up.
- Give it plenty of bounce!
- Yeah, pick it up, Ed.
Hit it, Holly!
When things go wrong and life's no song
And you're flat on your back
That doesn't mean you have to lie there
Be a jumpin jack
Keep on the hop and if you flop
In every single plan
Stand on your head and holler, Hi, there
Be a jumpin jack
When things go up They must come down
And also vice-a verse
If things look bad, don't fret and frown
They could be ten times worse
Get Emmett!
Your train of luck
It may get stuck
If something's on the track
Take a good jump
And you'll get by there
Be a jumpin jack
Oh, Sebastian, you're back.
- Hi, there, gorgeous.
- We missed you.
A stitch in time saves more than nine.
I'll bet they took plenty in you.
Hey, you were doing this when I left.
- Hello.
- Sebastian, you're out of the hospital.
Yes, but never out of
danger when I see you.
Hello, Sebastian.
Fine. I hope both your heads are well.
Vita, don't eat too much. You'll
break your sisters pretty neck.
Well, if it isn't Superman!
- Something will get burned.
- It sure will.
If you play with fire, you get
burned. I still have my scar.
Brad! Oh, Brad! Sebastian's back!
Oh, good, good.
Cucciola!
Say, it looks like the
hospital agreed with you.
So did the nurses.
- Hi, Sebastian.
- Hello. How are you?
I'll open your trunk
and lay your stuff out.
Thank you.
Hey, good to see you. Now maybe
I'll get my five bucks back.
Maybe I'll borrow five more.
Sebastian, it sure wasn't
the same without you, fella.
Hello. I practised somersaults
in my bed every day.
But did you do any bedsprings?
Why is it whenever
he's around I'm all wet?
In more ways than one.
If you should slip and lose your grip
Get up and bounce right back