Ranger's Deadly Shots Drop the Mexican Gang | One Ranger

Alex (Thomas Jane) shows off his sharp shooting skills as he takes down the Mexican gang in the desert.
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Recruited by British intelligence, a Texas Ranger must track down and stop a dangerous terrorist from attacking London.

[@dennismerrow4227]

This is what you get when you order a western action adventure movie from temu.

[@inevitablesuccess6319]

😂😂😂

[@billredding2000]

Right...BS copycat crap of Quigley Down Under shooting. Seriously though, don't buy anything from Temu -- it directly supports the PRC.

[@rossryder944]

And the Temu product instructions were written by the funeral lip readers.

[@jeffreyhughes7107]

I imagined that you were saying that in the over the top Ranger voice too.

[@MatteoPrezioso]

lol... so true

[@michaelheintzelman1903]

Thomas Jane's impression of Kris Kristofferson imitating Jeff Bridges pretending to be Tom Selleck is stomach-turning.

[@Proudfeet]

I thought that was Gerald McRaney the whole time!

[@MrSeamus1964]

This is one of the funniest comments I have ever read?

[@Mr.Average1957]

Well, he is using Selleck's rifle from "Quigley Down Under" but with an 1800's scope. Also, the worst impression of Joaquin Jackson since Nick Nolte and Joaquin Jackson himself.

[@TheJimJonesKC5DOVChannel]

....while looking likle a younger Dabney Coleman.

[@leekim8911]

Lol 😂

[@keithhartman9946]

That walkie talkie deserves a Grammy

[@CraigMcCaslin]

agree

[@hughburgess7201]

That "walkie talkie" us a Handy Talky. A Walkie Talky weighed about 40 pounds and was a back pack item with a long whip antenna.

[@engleberthumperdink3522]

You disarm him and then leave him with the rifle? About as dumb as it gets

[@patmcbride9853]

About as dumb as those two cops in the SUV.

[@harrymills2770]

No. That's just good writing, and the characters always do what a good, strong writer tells them to do. Very powerful stuff.

[@billphilips8522]

It made no sense whatsoever.

[@24601Tidwell]

This whole thing is pretty cheesy.

[@troy3456789]

criminals historically have not been the sharpest tools in the box, so it jibes

[@davidnicholson6680]

"Mom, can we get No Country For Old Men?" "Honey, we already have No Country For Old Men at home." No Country For Old Men at home:

[@shaneb.3982]

😂😂😂😂

[@GiosueMannino]

This is No Men For Old Country

[@gregoryschmidt1233]

You don't "lose" a speeding vehicle in the desert. You can see the dust plume 10 miles away.

[@danziegner]

That comment was an overdub, not part of the original filming. B-movie. Like the desert though, very 1970’s type of cinema.

[@BuffHrse]

You can lose them, it's not easy to see through dust. Just because you can see dust doesn't mean you know where they are, dust lingers for a while. Losing a helicopter is a different story though.

[@sandbridgekid4121]

Worst Texas Accent Ever, sounds like what French Language Speaker would portray a Texas Ranger.

[@VRichardsn]

The Spanish voices have a lot mistakes also.

[@brianholden2724]

Reminds me of the scene out of Monument's Men the character played by Matt Damon, in Paris talking to the French lady trying to converse in French. She asks him what language he's speaking he replies "French" She replies sarcastically "I don't know what that is, but its not French, Please stop"

[@kemmiller8336]

Could not agree more.

[@user-li6go4lk1b]

Like RFK Jr trying to talk Texan

[@michaelanderson4395]

Those exaggerated southern accents are hilarious!

[@william-kg3bi]

East Texans have a southern accent. The west Texas accent is not talking much. You can tell by one word how they say oil

[@heavystarch100]

Its a movie.

[@stinkfist4205]

That is shot in the Mojave desert.

[@SheeeeeshClips]

You've left your house huh

[@william-kg3bi]

@@heavystarch100 no shit genius

[@duedecimal6622]

i love how after their car got shot, they just walk around without worry of getting shot lolol

[@gypsy0032]

Probably didn't hear the first shot. At that range, with the engine as background noise.

[@trackboy17]

When you go over 30 in those things you can’t hear anything except the wind and engine

[@SansSentiments]

@@trackboy17 all I heard in the movie was that damn staight gearbox

[@jamerv86]

Mexicans

[@MitchellThomas-d6p]

In a vehicle you don't always know it was a shot.

[@The_Not_So_Great_Cornholio]

No film has mesmerized audiences like this since The Room.

[@MatteoPrezioso]

LOL

[@unionsquaregrassman]

It wouldn't be that hard to make this a much better movie.

[@bobbobson6290]

but it would be harder

[@scottmcshannon6821]

a hundred bucks would make this movie twice as good.

[@brianholden2724]

yells at the driver "...you're losing them..." while the escape vehicle is filling the windscreen.

[@Shadowkey392]

He WAS losing them.

[@NCLUSA]

Yeah, I caught that too. ):

[@aglight63]

and barely any dust, must have been a humid day

[@andrewvelonis5940]

One second after saying "easy, easy"

[@mynamejef7963]

Quite literally said that as they were the closest they got lol

[@Lord_Crofts]

2:19 “C’mon man, you’re gonna lose him.” They’re literally riding his tail 🤣 This movie is the Hallmark version of an action flick.

[@NS-qj8xj]

even funnier that, they indeed did lose them lol

[@5Ring]

And the streets names, really? It's a dusty ranch road in Texas without a freaking name.

[@HPDrifter2]

12 gauge shotgun at 600 yards. Probably not the correct weapon.

[@390bear]

not a shotgun

[@Joeseph-t2e]

@@390bear He is talking about the guy hiding behind the off roader with a pump action shotgun.

[@funfofa]

I mean at the end of the day they're just suppressing fire trying to cover each other as they move

[@cat793cdumpy]

Twin set triggers ,looks like a Sharpes rifle to me. Hexagonal barrel and long scope. 45/70

[@ryanstuckey8677]

lol interesting way to tell the world you know nothing about guns

[@PapaDeLaSon]

"I think for this movie I'm gonna do an RFK Jr. voice."

[@glennwheeler639]

😂😂😂😂😂 My thoughts exactly when he first started talking.

[@proudvirginian]

Nice to see Gerald McRaney still looking young and getting roles at age 77

[@HPDrifter2]

Turbine powered off-road buggy.

[@maxpinson5002]

Mixture of sounds. Sounds like the switch-on-and-off-with-2- speed-switch blower sound from the original Mad Max made it into the mixture as well. Yeah, artistic license can be pretty silly at times. But then it's a movie, not a documentary

[@aglight63]

@@maxpinson5002 I was thinking, is that a hybrid? where is that sound coming from?

[@maxpinson5002]

@@aglight63 In the original Mad Max movie the "Last of the V8's" that they tempted Max with had a "blower/ supercharger" that could be turned on and off by a switch on the shifter. Which was all nonsense. You don't turn a blowet on and off. They're driven by the crankshaft so when the engine is turning the blower turns as well. As far as the switch, it's a common electrical two-speed rear end switch used for medium duty and some heavy duty trucks, mostly Eaton 2 speed rear axles. The whiny noise could have been taken from a blower on a real car, or a race engine with a gear drive for the camshaft, or any naturally whiny thing or a combination of several things. I don't know. Just me- the light speed escape vehicle looked to me like one of the VW powered rail dunebuggies like a bunch of us had 40-50 years ago. NONE of them sounded like that. Even hopped up they still did the BRRRRR-RAHHHHH- BURRABURRRRRR- RAHH I don't definitively know. Lots of special effects with sounds dubbed in used in movies

[@jalopywrench]

Ever hear a blower or gear drive?

[@elektro3000]

Sounded kinda like straight cut transmission gears to me.

[@jeffreyphillips3048]

that dude covered a half mile, in concealment, quickly. and found another weapon on the way...

[@jerryjoseph9135]

It would be a challenge to pick which part of this is the worst. So many contenders

[@JohnP538]

The stupidity that MI5 would release a Texas ranger on the streets of the UK is ridiculous.

[@knotkool1]

i vote your comment.

[@fivegauss1093]

v8 sound effects in the side by side...heh

[@jeffstirling1869]

Ah Haa Haaa, you surely are not wrong.

[@PastorErickMiller]

I don't give a crap. If a movie entertains. It wins. Grow up you are too damn old to talk a child.

[@theweaselcat3564]

And for best comedy, the award goes to- One Ranger.

[@JohnP538]

"You hit one at 800 yards." "More like 1,000" "You hunt buffalo?"" "Apache, before I knew better." Best lines fromn Valdez in Coming.

[@gotosub562]

yeah. "valdez is coming" is a very cool movie with burt lancaster (4 example) >>> old scool

[@ananomaloussmell5043]

Uh, he tried to run from a marksman after having disarmed him? OK.

[@duaneboxwell9137]

Well, he's not allowed to shoot him or take his gun, because of the script that was written that morning by the intern.

[@jh1328]

This is the script you get when dudes who have punisher stickers on their truck get together and want to make a movie.

[@Technovore88]

Dude 10000% spot on lol.

[@rossryder944]

How did the Mexican get back to the Indian without the ranger seeing him? Okay, dumb question.

[@tim2024-df5fu]

How did they loose them in the wide open desert? They wouldn't. It's really badly written movie.

[@whiterock1865]

Loose edit of the this clip...

[@omartistry]

Native American

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

@@omartistry well if he is native american, he should know how to dodge the mexican? he is the native........

[@RovinTan]

DEI indian

[@TheAneewAony]

Best documentary ever

[@Lochlann13]

He sounds a mixture of Carl from Slingblade and Lt. Aldo Raine from Inglourious Basterds. Thomas Jane must _really_ need the money right now.

[@oggaBugga]

I thought he was just constipated

[@spamlessaccount]

Mmm Hmm.

[@cbtpro]

"Come on man, ya gonna lose 'em!" "They're already 8 yards ahead of us!"

[@NS-qj8xj]

*proceeds to lose them*

[@sudonymh]

I came here to add my critique, but I see you fine folks have saved me the trouble, although it shames me to think that this channel is going to get some kind of benefit for me commenting here.

[@frankrobinson5453]

The comments do not disappoint. Firing a shotgun at a long range shooter, wtf?

[@RivermanSam]

That country accent was hilarious. I talk like that when I get a hankerin for some Texas chili. Mmmmmhm

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

The sharps rifle has a cool factor .......for 1874

[@les3449]

Today too, if you know what it can do. The Ranger's shots were exaggerated BUT the rifle IS capable of that performance from a rest.

[@avtomatkalashnikova9388]

Spencer Rifle like they used into Clint Eastwood movie. Such as : The Unforgiven.

[@ClancyWoodard-yw6tg]

​@@les3449I thought the same thing because the pattern of sharps that he's using is a buffalo hunting rifle from the 1870s

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

@@les3449 338 laupa...300 win mag...have a "little edge" on that old .45-70 heavy slow high arching bullet (405 grns.)....Thats why Rangers use more modern faster, flatter, shooting ballistics today.. Not to say if thats all you've got it in capable hands...lots of buffalo fell under those big chunks of lead out to 300 yrds (some shots far beyond.)

[@PieroIvanMontemaggioreschreibe]

100 percent correct. My dad talked to me about it . ¡Thanks for your understanding!

[@olliebear9256]

This was stupidly written, but I once worked with real Texas Rangers in West Texas in the late 60’s when I was an Assistant District Attorney and my experiences with them bare out that many of the legendary attributes we hear about have a basis in truth. At that time they were all required to be big, tough as hell, and the ones I knew were laconic of nature like the character in this scene. I can’t tell you how many times they showed up in my office with their car full of bullet holes. Those guys were the real thing not needing ridiculous movie scripts to embellish them. Doubt any of them (or anybody else) could pick off perps freehand at a half mile though. Btw, that was one hell of a telescopic sight on that rifle with the steadiest hand in history.

[@evildead68]

Did any of them drink filthy water from a hoofprint?

[@jarberwoks8399]

He is almost as good as Quigley

[@hoolie2000]

@@jarberwoks8399 how dare you say them both in the same breath. 😉

[@helbent4]

@@evildead68 "Why, when I was in the Rangers back in Baja, I once drank muddy irradiated water out of a brahmin hoof-print and was glad to have it."

[@helbent4]

I was surprised he did not brace the rifle. Possibly he was a cyborg.

[@062809]

Ok you got me. I’m a sucker for anything Texas Ranger, Guns, Horses, Dune-buggy and bad casting! , . With all the inaccuracies , I still enjoyed it.

[@Skoora]

This reminds me of all the movies where the hero is supposedly driving a state of the art vehicle or high powered vehicle in a chase scene and they never get more than a block away from some bullshit Crown Vic or 80’s box sedan. 😂

[@kevincostelloHTX]

I love how they say shots a half mile but when you see the guy in the scope he’s like 2 feet away 😂

[@jesuso918]

Best Texas ranger portrayal by far is Nick Nolte in Extreme Prejudice. Great movie from 1987.

[@tomp8871]

I seen this when it came out, so glad I didn't GO see it, I don't even know if it did theaters

[@claymiller9192]

The one guy had an uzi then next frame an M 16 Cmon Hollywood. Try harder than that. Another Bubble Gum Spaghetti Western

[@Shadowkey392]

So he switched weapons.

[@g-mc4507]

Spaghetti westerns were way better

[@C.SharpsArms]

Nice to see Hollywood putting classic rifles in their screenplays.

[@mikesuch9021]

That's not surprising that Mexico does not have a space program

[@cannabico6621]

they are too busy getting killed by angloamerican weapons, but the fent crisis evens it out.

[@KESSLERPARK]

I LOVE ALL THESE TWANG-TWAT TEX- ROCK ACCENT

[@joangratzer2101]

THIS REMINDS ME OF THE DELTA FORCE MOVIES WITH CHUCK NORRIS BACK IN THE 80'S. WE ACHIEVE IN HOLLYWOOD WHAT WE CAN'T DO IN REAL LIFE.

[@veramae4098]

For those who never knew or have forgotten, there's an old saying "One riot, one Ranger."

[@LiberalGuy-z1n]

This all fiction.

[@robertbradford2629]

So many jokes about this movie 😁 Now I got to watch it. One Ranger 😂

[@jackmoore6904]

Hollywood stupidity.

[@travismiller5548]

this is total trash, huh?

[@franciscodanconia4324]

I thought at some point the Ranger would start talking about his love of potted meat.

[@Erusparadise]

That last guy who ordered the ranger to drop his weapons and then he just ran with his back exposed to everyone had the IQ of a wet paper towel

[@Structual101]

It’s wild that this was filmed in either Arizona or Nevada. But now they can film westerns in California. You can thank Gavin Newsome for that

[@slackerman9758]

Mohave desert, it seems, so yeah :)

[@markissboi3583]

Last guys has a hostage disarms the sherif then decides to run away wtf Bang sherif drops him .

[@cowboymystic]

HOLDING THE M16 ONE-HANDED! 🤣

[@patmc8457]

can see for miles but lost them. Haha

[@HPDrifter2]

No dust. Alternate universe.

[@patmc8457]

Cartel in kahoots with star trek. Using cloak device

[@wrm3016]

I'm really not sure if there's another rifle more beautiful that the Sharps. Certainly, a classic and proud to own one. :-)

[@C.SharpsArms]

Only one?

[@wrm3016]

@@C.SharpsArms Lol. Excellent point! ;-)

[@franzoidle7002]

Ha, that must be the Joshua Tree part of El Paso, or the high desert of California.

[@tarn1135]

Literally driving around in a wide open desert, and you lost him? Really?

[@DT-ge8gd]

Yeah... I guess the dust settles as fast as it rises in that desert !!

[@jasonchavez8706]

Dust trail would be huge and easy to follow from a safe distance

[@donlesley1873]

He throws the rifle and pistol away 2 feet and the cartel guy is like “ok cool now I’m gonna run away”

[@kevinohare9216]

Holy moley - that's Thomas Jane from that Punisher short I like so much?! I must check out this movie.

[@pab1381]

Punisher short?

[@pkt1213]

The Punisher: Dirty Laundry was a short fan film with Thomas Jane reprising his role as The Punisher.

[@jsvice]

@@pab1381 its Adi Shankar's bootlegs. he did another pretty good one about the power rangers ... the punisher one is "supposedly" after the 2k4 punisher movie with travolta as the bad guy. like the next day ... or something like that... Adi shankar has an explanation of his bootlegs on his you tube page i haven't seen them in a while

[@pab1381]

@ I know that but it made it seem like they never seen the full film lol

[@pkt1213]

It sounded like the op hadn't heard of the movies, and you hadn't heard of the short. 🤷‍♂️

[@HiLuxInc]

Gen i 6X Long Malcolm. That's a classic.

[@forbeshutton5487]

Guy's gun changes from an Uzi to an AR...

[@soldat2501]

LOL, I saw that too. Looks like the prop guys failed again.

[@nathandorman1827]

It's faster than reloading lol

[@crusherbev]

​@@soldat2501prop and continuity!

[@paulkruger3070]

The criminals shot the rangers in the truck but run away from the ranger who lays down his weapons, lol.

[@geofflongford2008]

Hasnt been a better film since Delta Force Commandos.

[@Schlabbeflicker]

Love all the Joshua trees in what's supposed to be West Texas. Did the movie makers forget to put up some cardboard Saguaros, too?

[@dbasrus]

"T24 We lost em.. even though they'd kicked up a dust cloud you could follow from Space"

[@danielperry1737]

Dumb accent on the Ranger. Lol at covering fire with a shotgun to some sniper picking you off one by one at distance. Also you got him to put down the guns by taking a hostage then you just run off with your back to him? What awful writing.

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Yeah, agreed. Felt like a "call it a day" & "good enough, audience won't notice" type of mentality when they're making the movie

[@andrewvelonis5940]

And sneaking up on an Indian.

[@joeparson9967]

@@andrewvelonis5940only Clint Eastwood can sneak up on an Indian. 😉

[@TheGuitarsquatch]

Thomas Jane's character reminds me of a guy I had to stand behind at a restaurant. He was 5'5 wearing a cowboy hat and a pistol. He was getting a drink when the waiter offered him a straw, his reply was "I'm a man full grown, I don't need a straw." Fuckin goofball lmao. I feel like he watched this movie for that line

[@justgabe.7996]

the beginning of this clip was the lore behind rains fall and colonel favours

[@kerrynixon3968]

Half mile off hand, with a gun he,d never shot, in your fn dreams😅

[@Joeseph-t2e]

True that

[@the_munkee_ranch]

Does this start to explain underlying issues with incidents like what happened on the set of "Rust"?

[@bruceb3786]

same armorer

[@BobLouden-r9q]

Engine sound track is rediculous.

[@Inventoseideasútiles1k]

Interesting movie

[@ujmrider]

Is that ranger the great great great grandson of Matthew Quigley or what?

[@bruceb3786]

Yep, Quigley is probably not down under anymore.

[@denjhill]

"We lost them" when you can see a dust cloud 5 miles away. Try harder next time.

[@5starchris466]

No one in Texas sounds like this.

[@lrsmith6037]

What side by side are the bank robbers driving? What is the fuel tank range?

[@jamesjohnson8661]

I love how the UTV was a supercharged four banger until it stopped. Then it magically became a cammed small block.

[@chucotownghost3399]

best Texas Ranger ever was Joaquin Jackson. It appears this movie is trying to imitate him. The hat, glasses, walk, and attempted talk is Ranger Jackson. He also carried a .45 and a lever rifle at one time. And always worked alone. Strange they mention Terlingua. Ranger Jackson worked that area of the border and looking for and arrested drug dealers single handed. I am proud to have known him.

[@texaswader]

He actually had a stainless .357 magnum Model 94 Winchester.

[@chucotownghost3399]

@texaswader yes sir. I couldn't remember what it was. He was just an awesome lawman.

[@svjones2911]

Wow. Now I know why I never heard of this movie.

[@TokenTombstone]

The name of the flick is 'suspension of disbelief'.

[@michaeljoy6945]

Wrong, it's called One Ranger.

[@konkon7767]

​@@michaeljoy6945 Sarcasm (sar·casm) noun the use of irony to mock or convey contempt. "his voice, hardened by sarcasm, could not hide his resentment"

[@jasonsulham1979]

Movie name?

[@ichibondave]

One Ranger

[@danielmurray6068]

That rifle, 800+- meters, complete unknown on the round, how it’s set up or zeroed, on a moving target from the shoulder… Seriously? The only thing worse was the dialog.

[@StevenBailey-n6f]

look up what Billy Dixson did at the 2nd battle of Adobe Walls with a 50 cal sharps

[@j.griffin]

He didn’t exactly squeeze the trigger,either…

[@asphaltmilkshake4596]

Don't forget hearing the report before the bullet strikes (7:00). Not even rudimentary research.

[@C.SharpsArms]

Movie magic aside, never underestimate the power of a well placed lucky shot.

[@j.griffin]

@ Of course, that’s why in the movie he shot it repeatedly.

[@arsumbris6392]

The "Mexican" gang looks like Football players from Ohio. The Spanish they spoke looked dubbed lol

[@jackrabbit8703]

How a percussion cap rifle can be breech loaded with a primered cartridge and still manage to shoot with accuracy from a non rifled barrel is a feat only Hollywood could pull off.

[@williamkoppos7039]

Sharps cartridge RIFLE . No caps. Regular rounds commonly 45-70.

[@worry2much]

Not all Sharps rifles were percussion rifles there were cartridge rifles made as well. I have an 1874 Shiloh Sharps with a Malcolm style telescopic like the one in the movie clip and though I've never shot it past 100 yds the rifle is capable of amazing accuracy at distances far beyond 100 yds. You can find videos to that fact,granted the shots in the clip is movie magic they can be done.

[@dirkbecker8972]

"Sharps rifles are a series of large-bore, single-shot, falling-block, breech-loading rifles, beginning with a design by Christian Sharps in 1848 and ceasing production in 1881. They were renowned for long-range accuracy. By 1874, the rifle was available in a variety of calibers, and it was one of the few designs to be successfully adapted to metallic cartridge use."

[@C.SharpsArms]

All the comments below are correct. Featured in this clip was a model 1874 Sharps, a metallic cartridge rifle. However, even the early breach loading percussion Sharps rifles were rifled and known for their accuracy such as with the Berdan Sharpshooters during the civil war. Yet, there is still more than enough fiction to go around in this clip!

[@C.SharpsArms]

@@dirkbecker8972true

[@bltoth1955]

That fantasy scope was hilarious.

[@bruceb3786]

That's what is on a Sharps. Germans used a similar scope on their WW2 sniper rifles.

[@bltoth1955]

@bruceb3786 I know. But we're talking one to three power.

[@bruceb3786]

@@bltoth1955 , typ. sniper shot with these scopes was 500 to 1,000 yds. I don't shoot that far, but I do ok with a 25x @ 200yds. LOL. I have a cousin who routinely shoots groundhogs @600 yds with a 6.5 Creedmore and 6x scope at a 2" head. He likes it when they stand up, a 3"x12" target. He was in the Army for 20 years, but not as a sniper.

[@bltoth1955]

@ no disrespect, but that headshot at 600 yards is more luck than skill.

[@bruceb3786]

@@bltoth1955 , and I will verify with him that it is a 6x scope.

[@logruszed]

Magically transformed an Uzi into an AR then forgets to use it when he has the guy who just shot two of his partners disarmed.

[@Tranquilizer101]

Dumbest accents ever. Apparently that how “real men” talk. At least that’s what they told the Hollywood directors.

[@michaell397]

And drops the 1911 in a pile of pine straw and cottonwood leaves.None of which grow out there! Gesh!!! KnifeMaker

[@brianwood7237]

I just wasted 8 minutes and 44 seconds watching a scene from a movie that I never wanted to watch in the first place. what a piece of shit

[@vote4carp]

I've heard of "B" movies, but I didn't know they were making C versions, now.

[@IKyIIVHoleII]

Boy this is just terrible

[@ianholmen888]

lol at the old expedition keeping up with a custom sand runner.

[@slackerman9758]

It would have trouble keeping up with it if it was in reverse.

[@shanej.w4822]

I always love Tom Jane. Very good actor! And definitely the best Punisher for me! Miss him!!

[@DanWint]

When I was a young man, loved the Sharps and the charcoal, sulfer smell.

[@TODinWY]

What happened to your nose?

[@C.SharpsArms]

You should never outgrow your love of a Sharps rifle.

[@robertbishop5357]

There's always gotta be a john Wayne in every movie.

[@tvdinner325]

2:59 "We lost them"? A clear dust trail ahead of them.

[@Chiller11]

So the Mexican has an Uzi and a disarmed Ranger may 5-7 yards away and instead of shooting the Ranger the Mexican turns his back and runs.

[@andreasmuller1315]

Perfekt !

[@lairddougal3833]

“Do want extra ham with that ham?”

[@RayT70]

That last scene was ridiculous ...

[@7Moonbeam6]

Thanks a lot… brother man

[@jeffbosworth8116]

Pretty good range for a hand-held radio

[@PatVu]

Comedies are always so weird when you remove the laugh track.