And then we drove on home, and that's the last we seen of the Johnsons, till somebody come to the house and told us to come down here to the courtroom.

What happened to you?

Well, you don't want to stand too close to a fire when you uncork it.

What do you reckon happened to them?

How do you get to the playground?

Do you wish to question Mrs. Johnson?

Said, California's the place you ought to be.

You're used to carrying a gun, aren't you?

I told you not to drive with that hangover!

We'd be right pleasured to have you join us.

Do you, to this day, frequently carry a gun?

Do you admit to claims made by the Johnsons?

Not to your car, but you could have bent our bumper!

You are the folks who caused these injuries to the Johnsons.

Now, Mr. Clavitt, let us hear what you have to say.

They would like to thank you folks for kindly dropping in.

Well, thank you, but I didn't do nothing to earn no $100.

Mr. Clampett, do you expect the court to take those remarks seriously?

Well, sir, if it's all right with you, I'd like to go ahead and give that $100,000 to the Johnsons.

Mr. Clampett, I declare you in contempt of this court, and I'm going to give you a fine of $100.