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SINGER: ♪♪ Aah ♪♪
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♪♪ He was cut from stone ♪♪
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♪♪ With unbreakable bones ♪♪
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♪♪ Diamonds for eyes ♪♪
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♪♪ And titanium thighs ♪♪
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♪♪ He had the world
by the mane ♪♪
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♪♪ So he couldn't complain ♪♪
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♪♪ And they call him ♪♪
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♪♪ John Bronco ♪♪
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‐ Ooh.
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[investigative music]
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NARRATOR: Who was John Bronco?
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ANNOUNCER: I'm told his name
is John Bronco.
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NARRATOR: How did he have such
a major impact on the world?
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‐ Would you welcome
John Bronco.
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NARRATOR: How does a man
who enthralled audiences
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over American airwaves
for over 30 years
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just disappear?
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REPORTER: John Bronco
has disappeared.
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‐ When I tell people that
I'm a John Bronco expert,
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a lot of times they're like,
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"Oh, John Bronco.
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"Was he the guy
in the old Ford commercials?
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The spokesperson?"
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And, uh, I'm like, "Well...
[chuckles]
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Not just a spokesperson."
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That'd being like saying
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter
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is just margarine.
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Which, I guess it is,
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but it's
the most iconic margarine,
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uh, and that's the reason why
I brought up the margarine.
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‐ [sighs]
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I'd have to say a couple
of dozen at least.
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'Cause that's all you have
out there.
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Just you and your shoes.
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Oh, man.
What a move.
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But nothing compared
to the stuff John Bronco did.
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‐ [quickly] Everyone in
the spokesperson world
looked up to John Bronco.
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And he set the model
for how you represent a brand.
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This is the Micro Machine man
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presenting the midget
miniature motorcade
of Micro Machine.
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I mean, let's face it,
I especially admired
his cool laid‐back demeanor
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which is a real influence on me
and my style as a pitch man.
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‐ Ah, nope, that would be like
asking George Clooney to do
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something ten times
less attractive.
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I got one speed here, pal.
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‐ Now the Ford archives
are huge.
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We've got records going back
to Model A, Model T,
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The Mustang,
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drawings of the F‐150,
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everything that you
could think of,
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but most of it
is John Bronco stuff.
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So this is all‐‐
all John Bronco stuff.
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All John Bronco stuff.
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Got a bunch of his hats
in here.
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Bunch of boots that he wore
down here.
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This is the John Bronco stuff
that can't be touched by light.
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Kinda spooky.
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Here we go.
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This is the first known photo
of John.
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1962.
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Look at that.
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Yeah, that's a real man
right there.
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[country music]
[cheering]
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♪♪ ♪♪
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‐ I remember the first time
I ever laid eyes on John.
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He was...
ah, just a rodeo rider
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without a penny to his name,
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but I knew we were destined
to be together.
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KAREEM: From the time
he started out in rodeo,
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John Bronco was considered
a sort of a Renaissance man.
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You knew he was destined
for something special,
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it was just a matter
of being in the right place
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at the right time.
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NARRATOR: The place
was Baja, California.
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PERSON: Baja!
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NARRATOR: The time, 1965.
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ANNOUNCER: Modern day
gladiators prepare to battle
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against the rugged obstacles
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of the lower
Californian peninsula.
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It is a race, but the course
resembles a labyrinth
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designed by the Devil himself.
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NARRATOR: Ford was bringing
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an as yet unnamed vehicle
to the race in Baja,
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and they wanted to win.
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‐ After World War II,
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both Jeep
and International Harvester
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introduced a utility vehicle,
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but it was kinda like riding
around in a tumble dryer.
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Ford had the idea
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to design
a sport utility vehicle,
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one that could go to
the grocery store one minute
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and off‐road the next,
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and they figured that Baja
would be the perfect place
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for them to test it out.
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Now apparently, Lee Iacocca
goes to his people and says,
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[gruff voice]
"Just get me the toughest
son of a bitch in town,"
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and it turns out the toughest
son of a bitch in Baja that day
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was in fact‐‐
CAMERAMAN: [gasps]
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‐ Yeah, I‐‐yeah,
I was gonna say John Bronco.
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ANNOUNCER:
And out of the gate,
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he's the number one
rodeo rider,
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John Bronco!
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‐ Well, uh, we were in Mexico
for an event,
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and, uh, this guy
from the Ford Motor Company
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comes up to me, and he goes,
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uh, "Do you know
any race car drivers?"
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And I figured
if anyone could do it,
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John could do it.
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John didn't even have
a driver's license.
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I told him,
"Ride it like it's a horse."
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And that clicked for him.
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ANNOUNCER: And gaining
is the newcomer in the Ford.
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I'm told his name
is John Bronco.
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‐ I don't know if he even
knew who he was racing
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or where he was going.
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ANNOUNCER: And the Ford
is now passing
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the favored Ken Stills
for the lead.
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John Bronco is in the lead,
and he ain't giving it up!
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Ford, Bronco at the wheel.
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‐ He drove nonstop,
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36 hours.
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‐ And he won.
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ANNOUNCER: Ladies and
gentlemen, your winner,
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John Bronco!
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NARRATOR: A new racing
champion had been crowned,
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and the world was about
to be introduced
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to John Bronco.
[cheers and applause]
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‐ Tell me, how does it feel
to win
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the most important
off‐road rally race
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in the world?
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‐ Are you shitting me, right?
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‐ I am not.
You have just won the race!
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‐ No, like hell I did.
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‐ No, no, you really won.
So tell me,
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how's it feel
to go from a nobody
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to a racing hero?
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‐ Well, I‐‐I ain't no hero,
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but uh,
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but I ain't no nobody
neither now.
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I'm just a‐a country boy
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in dirty boots
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who's out there
every day busting his ass
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trying to make a living.
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‐ Well, you must be exhausted
after that grueling drive.
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‐ Well, you ever tried
to tame a wild buck?
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I work five day shifts,
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14 hours a day
on a factory floor.
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‐ Never done that.
‐ Well, driving through the
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desert with no food or water
don't scare you that much.
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It ain't shit compared to what
the average working man does
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day in and day out.
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So if you about to give me
a trophy or something,
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why don't you keep it?
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Take it back to that fancy‐ass
country club you belong to.
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Let honest hardworking
Americans like me
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go eat some fudge.
How 'bout that?
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[cheers and applause]
Huh? How 'bout that?
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DONOVAN: That all struck a
chord with the average Johnny,
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present company included.
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Except for the part where
he said, "Eat some fudge."
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I think that was
a heatstroke thing.
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‐ Eat some fudge!
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ALL: Eat some fudge,
eat some fudge...
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BEBE: The country went nuts
for John's speech.
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I mean, it really hit a nerve.
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‐ Yeah, it's one of
the greatest underdog stories
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of all time.
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‐ 'Scuse me, I didn't give you
my sunglasses, did I?
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‐ I‐I don't think so.
‐ And to top it off,
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he did the whole race
in reverse.
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‐ I got to go back and get 'em!
[crowd cheers]
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DONOVAN:
Actually beat his own time.
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Somehow he did it even faster.
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NARRATOR:
People wanted to know,
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who was this mystery man,
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and what was this mystery car
he was driving?
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DONOVAN: Ford knew they had
a big star on their hands.
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You know what they did?
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They told John that they were
gonna name the car after him.
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Seemed pretty obvious to me.
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Bronco is a great name
for a truck,
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and come to think of it,
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it was the perfect name
for a rodeo rider,
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but that was his given name:
John Bronco.
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It's called an aptronym.
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Like, uh, Cecil Fielder
the baseball player,
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or Jude Law the judge.
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‐ Is there an actor
named Jude Law?
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‐ Oh, I guess I should've said,
uh,
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Orlando Bloom the florist.
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‐ Really?
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What about Brad Pitt,
the peach pie maker?
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‐ Absolutely not.
You never saw that commercial?
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‐ Oh, hi! I'm Bradley Pitt,
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the peach pie guy.
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Come on down to The Peach Pit
and get yourself some pie.
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‐ Yeah.
Why?
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The point is,
Ford found its pitchman,
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and it was John Bronco.
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[fanfare music]
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ANNOUNCER: Bronco.
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Bronco. Bronco.
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First four‐wheel drive
sportscar.
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Blazing a new trail
of excitement,
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the new Ford Bronco
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for 1966.
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‐ Hi, I'm John Bronco.
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I know good horse
when I see one.
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Now this may not be a horse,
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but it sure does buck
like one.
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So if you're looking
for a horse that's a truck,
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this is it.
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The new Ford Bronco.
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I know it's not a real horse.
[chuckles]
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I'm a Bronco!
Are you?
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DONOVAN: On the surface,
it wasn't anything special.
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Then all of a sudden,
the calls started coming in.
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"Who is this country boy
in dirty boots?"
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[laughing]
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"Where'd he come from?
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Why is his boot so dirty?"
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[laughs]
[mumbles] I don't know.
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‐ This chart right here
is Bronco sales.
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This is right after
the first commercial aired,
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and in this chart, up is good.
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‐ And so Lee Iacocca said,
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[squeaky voice]
"I want John Bronco
in every commercial,
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"on every billboard,
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in every radio spot I got."
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And when Lee Iacocca speaks,
people listen.
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‐ Steak and potatoes
may feed my body,
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but a Bronco feeds my soul.
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Hee‐ya!
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DONOVAN: Bronco the man
and Bronco the car
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both became a sensation.
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‐ Be an American.
Be a Bronco.
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KAREEM: John Bronco?
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He was all over
my TV set back then.
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‐ John was on TV, like,
ten times day.
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We had to fly
all over the world to do press.
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[chuckles]
We spent a lot of time
in Iceland
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where the Bronco sold
like hotcakes.
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Even today, they say Iceland
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is the place
where the Bronco never died.
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I still get Icelandic underwear
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in the mail for John.
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[laughs]
Mostly women's.
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‐ The new Ford Bronco,
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'cause daddy wants a pony too.
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BEBE: Oh, he came up
with so much stuff for them.
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They would just roll cameras
and let him talk.
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KAREEM:
John starred in them,
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but I heard
he directed them too.
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‐ This thing's tough.
[grunts]
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John Bronco tough.
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‐ He made me
want to buy a Bronco.
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‐ What's the fun
of being a Bronco
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if you can't share it?
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NARRATOR: John Bronco
was a hit for Ford,
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but they soon learned
that his talents
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didn't just stop
at commercial acting.
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He even wrote a jingle
for the car.
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[upbeat country music]
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JOHN:
♪♪ Mama, she named me Bronco ♪♪
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♪♪ 'Cause I'm tough as nails ♪♪
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♪♪ There's no place
I can't go ♪♪
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DONOVAN: I mean, everybody's
jaw just hit the floor.
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Nobody knew he could sing.
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‐ And the track was so good,
they released it as a single.
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DONOVAN: They were playing it
everywhere.
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JOHN: ♪♪ I'm Bronco,
John Bronco ♪♪
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‐ People were doing the Bronco
all over the world.
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It was the number one
on the Billboard chart
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for three weeks.
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‐ Normally, you get a celebrity
to be your spokesperson.
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This was the first time
a spokesperson
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became a celebrity.
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I mean,
that just doesn't happen.
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It'd be like Colonel Sanders
going on Jay Leno.
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You see what I'm saying?
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Do you [bleep] get it?
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‐ Would you welcome,
John Bronco.
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[applause]
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DANIEL: He did "Carson,"
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he did "Laugh‐In,"
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he did "Dick Cavett."
He was everywhere.
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‐ I booked him three
TV guest spots
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in one week.
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He's the first guy
to ever do that.
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‐ To be honest, I don't think
they would wear this
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on the range, would they?
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‐ Only you could pull that off,
Johnny.
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[laughter]
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[applause]
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‐ We were living
the American dream.
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We got married,
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moved into our dream house,
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we talked about having kids.
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Then...
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[music winds down]
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He met Bo.
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[dramatic music]
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DONOVAN:
John and Bo met on the set
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of a movie she was doing.
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John had a small role
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as a lifeguard.
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Uh, the moment
their eyes locked,
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it was instant chemistry.
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♪♪ ♪♪
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‐ He was married?
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No, that definitely
never came up.
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You know, I was young
and just having fun
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and I didn't think too much
back then,
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so when I met a guy
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who also didn't think
too much, sparks flew.
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‐ And then he started dating
Bo Derek.
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To me, it just seemed like
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John Bronco had the world
by the plums,
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and this is after I had won
three championships.
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I have to say,
he's the only guy that
I ever asked for an autograph.
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‐ John sent me a message
from New York.
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It said,
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"The disco floor
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is calling these old boots
to boogie."
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♪♪ ♪♪
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That was John's way
of saying it's over.
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NARRATOR: The country boy
in dirty boots
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had become a city slicker
in a shiny jacket.
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Even worse, John started
to focus on his own brand.
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He had a cologne,
exercise tape,
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breakfast cereal,
coloring book,
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Bronco‐Vision,
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an early video
format competitor
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to VHS and Betamax,
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and a video game,
"Baja John Bronco."
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[chiptune music]
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‐ It was sold very much
as a racing game,
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but it was in fact,
a taco assembly game.
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The goal and rules
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were both very confusing.
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‐ I only won once.
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I just made a pretty
standard fish taco
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with mango salsa.
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The weird thing is, I'd made
that same taco once before,
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and lost.
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DIGITIZED JOHN: Messy taco.
Messy taco.
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[failure music]
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‐ I thought it was great
doing all those products.
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I mean,
the cash was rolling in,
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but John was‐‐
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his whole life
was on the film set, you know?
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He couldn't take it.
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DIRECTOR: Action!
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‐ What better way to spend
your day off
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than having fun
in a Ford Bronco?
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I don't catch Frisbees, man.
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I don't‐‐I don't like Frisbees
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because, uh, I don't like
things coming at my face.
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And I saw a man once
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who got his head chopped off
with a Frisbee.
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Yeah, cut it right off,
just like that.
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DIRECTOR: Action.
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‐ What better way
to spend your day off
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than having fun
in the Ford Bronco.
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I told you I don't catch
Frisbees, man!
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[grunts]
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I don't catch Frisbees,
all right!?
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[heavy breathing]
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Take this [bleep] beer.
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NARRATOR: To alleviate
some of the pressure
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of being the lead pitchman,
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Ford decided
to have John costar
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in a Ford Ranger commercial
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with college quarterback
sensation, Doug Flutie,
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and the results
would haunt him forever.
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‐ You know, when it comes
to being a champion,
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size isn't everything.
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Who knows better
than Doug Flutie?
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The main thing is,
you gotta be tough
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like this small‐sized
Ford Ranger.
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Okay, go long.
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And the Ranger's cab is high
and wide.
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[whistle blowing]
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‐ Hey, Doug,
can you do it again?
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‐ What do you want,
another miracle?
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‐ Yes, I do‐‐
[grunts]
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SINGERS: Ford trucks!
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♪♪ The best never rest ♪♪
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KAREEM: Doug Flutie
had one of the best arms
in football.
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That football was basically
coming out of a shotgun.
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[shotgun loading]
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‐ Aah!
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BO: Not only did the impact
knock John unconscious,
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his face was messed up
beyond recognition.
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John was put into
a medical coma.
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That was rough.
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DONOVAN: He had to have
plastic surgery,
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and by plastic, I mean,
an experimental surgery
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where they literally gave him
a plastic face.
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00:16:15.387 --> 00:16:17.422
He never aged past that day.
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00:16:17.489 --> 00:16:20.092
Actually, now,
it's a pretty common surgery.
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00:16:20.158 --> 00:16:22.861
Paul Rudd, Tom Cruise,
Macaulay Culkin,
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they've all had their faces
locked in.
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00:16:25.030 --> 00:16:26.498
And me.
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I actually just celebrated
my 91st birthday last week.
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NARRATOR: John's accident
also delayed production
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of a new commercial
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for the recently announced
Bronco II.
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So against doctors' orders,
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he checked himself out
of the hospital early
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to resume the campaign.
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‐ He was still out of it.
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I think he had a lot of drugs
still left in his system
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from the hospital.
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‐ John pitched Ford
a bunch of ideas
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for the Bronco II commercial,
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even though he clearly had
a little brain damage.
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‐ Aah!
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‐ And they rejected 'em all,
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00:16:57.295 --> 00:16:59.698
so John rented a warehouse
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in San Pedro
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and shot it himself.
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00:17:02.901 --> 00:17:05.871
[beeping]
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[new wave music]
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‐ Push Rod.
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♪♪ ♪♪
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Crankshaft.
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00:17:13.478 --> 00:17:14.947
♪♪ ♪♪
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Sparkplug.
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00:17:16.982 --> 00:17:18.684
Bronco.
‐ Deux.
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‐ Seatbelts.
‐ Bucket seat.
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‐ Bronco.
‐ II!
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‐ Do it.
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‐ [gasps]
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‐ Um...
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S‐stop that.
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Bronco II.
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SINGERS: Ford trucks!
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00:17:38.771 --> 00:17:41.807
♪♪ The best never rest ♪♪
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‐ Oh, the Bronco II commercial?
What was that shit?
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‐ He didn't even show
the [bleep] car.
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00:17:48.213 --> 00:17:49.381
‐ It was brilliant.
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00:17:49.447 --> 00:17:51.517
A battle
between light and dark.
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Angels and demons.
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Kind of like
my Nestlé's Crunch commercial.
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♪♪ S‐Crunch‐ous ♪♪
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♪♪ When it crunches ♪♪
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ALL: ♪♪ That's why I love ♪♪
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00:18:01.560 --> 00:18:03.629
♪♪ Nestlé Crunch ♪♪
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‐ Well, the Bronco II didn't
take off like the original.
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00:18:05.898 --> 00:18:07.499
It sold well in Iceland,
though.
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Ideal for the rough terrain,
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00:18:09.201 --> 00:18:11.704
and they like things that are
a little off, you know?
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00:18:12.470 --> 00:18:14.707
‐ Anyway, the rest
of the world...
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00:18:14.773 --> 00:18:16.542
[sighs]
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00:18:16.609 --> 00:18:19.477
They didn't really get
behind the Bronco II, and...
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00:18:19.545 --> 00:18:22.347
[somber music]
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A lot of people
blamed John for that.
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NARRATOR: John Bronco
began to question everything:
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00:18:28.554 --> 00:18:30.889
his sense of self,
his place in the world,
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00:18:30.956 --> 00:18:32.357
and his decision
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00:18:32.424 --> 00:18:34.993
to spend $475,000
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00:18:35.060 --> 00:18:37.395
of his own money
on that commercial.
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He retreated
from the public eye
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00:18:39.464 --> 00:18:41.867
until 1995.
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00:18:41.934 --> 00:18:44.537
[dramatic music]
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‐ When you're in a slump,
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you gotta go back
to the basics.
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00:18:47.439 --> 00:18:49.441
For John, that was Baja.
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00:18:49.508 --> 00:18:52.077
‐ I had a bad feeling
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00:18:52.144 --> 00:18:54.847
about him going back to Baja.
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00:18:54.913 --> 00:18:57.650
He wasn't in the right frame
of mind to race that course.
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00:18:57.716 --> 00:19:00.218
‐ John, it must be
rather emotional to be here.
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‐ [laughs]
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00:19:01.787 --> 00:19:04.923
‐ I mean, after all,
yesterday's big announcement.
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00:19:04.990 --> 00:19:06.559
‐ Yeah, it, uh...
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00:19:06.625 --> 00:19:09.027
It‐‐it‐‐it is, uh...
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00:19:09.094 --> 00:19:11.396
What announcement
are you talking about?
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00:19:11.463 --> 00:19:12.998
‐ From Ford.
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That they'll be discontinuing
the Bronco.
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REPORTER: After 30 years and
over a million Broncos sold,
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the iconic SUV
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will drive off
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00:19:21.640 --> 00:19:23.041
into the sunset.
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00:19:23.108 --> 00:19:25.377
[somber flute music]
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00:19:25.443 --> 00:19:26.979
‐ I'm...
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00:19:27.045 --> 00:19:29.181
‐ I'm sorry, am I just telling
you this for the first time?
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‐ Uh...
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00:19:31.784 --> 00:19:33.886
No.
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00:19:33.952 --> 00:19:36.421
No, no, no, no, no.
I knew that.
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00:19:36.488 --> 00:19:38.591
I knew that, and it's, uh,
it's good.
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00:19:38.657 --> 00:19:39.992
‐ John didn't know.
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00:19:40.058 --> 00:19:41.359
‐ Did you think for a second
that I didn't know?
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00:19:41.426 --> 00:19:43.395
[laughs]
Yeah, I knew!
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00:19:43.461 --> 00:19:44.930
‐ He definitely didn't know.
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00:19:44.997 --> 00:19:47.365
‐ Everything there is to know
about a Bronco, I know it.
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00:19:47.432 --> 00:19:48.534
‐ [laughs]
Yeah.
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00:19:48.601 --> 00:19:50.135
‐ I get it all first.
Everything first.
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00:19:50.202 --> 00:19:51.604
‐ At least I'm not the first
to tell you
506
00:19:51.670 --> 00:19:53.872
about Bo Derek dating
Doug Flutie then, right?
507
00:19:53.939 --> 00:19:55.574
[laughs]
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00:19:55.641 --> 00:20:01.914
♪♪ ♪♪
509
00:20:01.980 --> 00:20:04.349
‐ Uh...
510
00:20:04.416 --> 00:20:05.918
Yeah.
511
00:20:05.984 --> 00:20:08.053
I knew that too.
512
00:20:08.120 --> 00:20:10.122
‐ Bo had been seeing
Doug Flutie.
513
00:20:10.188 --> 00:20:11.857
John had no idea.
514
00:20:11.924 --> 00:20:14.426
‐ We'd been dating
for a long time by then,
515
00:20:14.492 --> 00:20:16.662
and John was such a sweet guy,
516
00:20:16.729 --> 00:20:18.731
I just didn't know
how to tell him,
517
00:20:18.797 --> 00:20:21.700
and um...
[sighs]
518
00:20:21.767 --> 00:20:23.168
That's why I got Doug
519
00:20:23.235 --> 00:20:25.504
to try and kill him
with that football.
520
00:20:25.571 --> 00:20:27.439
[shotgun cocks]
‐ Aah!
521
00:20:27.506 --> 00:20:29.307
‐ I mean, what was I
supposed to do?
522
00:20:29.374 --> 00:20:31.376
It was Doug Flutie, man.
523
00:20:31.443 --> 00:20:33.311
We were in love.
524
00:20:33.378 --> 00:20:35.848
DANIEL: I think people thought
that he already knew
525
00:20:35.914 --> 00:20:37.750
about the news.
‐ Why, why, why?
526
00:20:37.816 --> 00:20:39.985
DANIEL: But to tell him
like that, live on air...
527
00:20:40.052 --> 00:20:42.054
‐ Why?
528
00:20:42.120 --> 00:20:45.057
‐ That's a Chevy move.
529
00:20:45.123 --> 00:20:46.892
That's some GM shit.
530
00:20:46.959 --> 00:20:48.226
DONOVAN:
Someone should've stopped him
531
00:20:48.293 --> 00:20:50.763
from getting in that car
and running that race.
532
00:20:53.365 --> 00:20:54.667
‐ What's your point?
533
00:20:54.733 --> 00:20:56.201
ANNOUNCER:
And it's John Bronco
534
00:20:56.268 --> 00:20:58.036
approaching mile marker 635,
535
00:20:58.103 --> 00:21:00.739
now falling back
into 15th position.
536
00:21:00.806 --> 00:21:02.808
Bronco's got his work
cut out for him
537
00:21:02.875 --> 00:21:05.177
if he wants to get back
into this thing.
538
00:21:05.243 --> 00:21:06.545
Whoop, where'd he go?
539
00:21:06.612 --> 00:21:08.581
Let's go to
a different angle here.
540
00:21:08.647 --> 00:21:10.315
Uh, this is odd.
541
00:21:10.382 --> 00:21:13.318
We seem to have completely
lost view of the truck.
542
00:21:13.385 --> 00:21:15.353
I'm sure we'll track him down.
543
00:21:15.420 --> 00:21:17.723
For now, let's cut back
to Jeff.
544
00:21:17.790 --> 00:21:19.892
NARRATOR: But they never did
track him down.
545
00:21:19.958 --> 00:21:22.595
‐ John Bronco has disappeared.
546
00:21:22.661 --> 00:21:24.029
At the Baja 1,000,
547
00:21:24.096 --> 00:21:26.599
somehow he seemed to vanish
into thin air.
548
00:21:26.665 --> 00:21:28.834
Now you see it,
now you don't.
549
00:21:28.901 --> 00:21:30.603
‐ Sources say
he was quite distraught
550
00:21:30.669 --> 00:21:32.037
when he took off in the race,
551
00:21:32.104 --> 00:21:34.472
something that has absolutely
nothing to do with me
552
00:21:34.540 --> 00:21:36.609
or our interview
right beforehand.
553
00:21:36.675 --> 00:21:38.010
‐ Where did Bronco go?
554
00:21:38.076 --> 00:21:39.845
A nation waits
with bated breath
555
00:21:39.912 --> 00:21:41.780
for the return of a folk hero.
556
00:21:41.847 --> 00:21:44.550
‐ When the Ford Bronco died,
557
00:21:44.617 --> 00:21:47.019
part of John Bronco died.
558
00:21:48.954 --> 00:21:50.155
‐ Yeah.
559
00:21:50.222 --> 00:21:52.324
Well, t‐they did make
one more commercial
560
00:21:52.390 --> 00:21:54.392
before that with John,
561
00:21:54.459 --> 00:21:57.395
but they never aired it.
562
00:21:57.462 --> 00:21:59.965
ANNOUNCER: Hit the road
in the new Ford Bronco.
563
00:22:00.032 --> 00:22:02.200
Its spacious cab
has plenty of room
564
00:22:02.267 --> 00:22:03.468
for when you
and your passengers
565
00:22:03.536 --> 00:22:04.903
just need to get away.
566
00:22:04.970 --> 00:22:07.005
With best‐in‐class MPG,
567
00:22:07.072 --> 00:22:09.775
this baby can run
for miles and miles.
568
00:22:09.842 --> 00:22:11.677
Plus, with pricing so low,
569
00:22:11.744 --> 00:22:13.746
it should be against the law.
570
00:22:13.812 --> 00:22:15.781
‐ When people think
of the Ford Bronco,
571
00:22:15.848 --> 00:22:17.683
like the one beside me
right here,
572
00:22:17.750 --> 00:22:20.553
they will always think
of one guy in particular:
573
00:22:20.619 --> 00:22:23.822
Me.
John Bronco!
574
00:22:23.889 --> 00:22:26.358
‐ Yeah, that never aired...
[sighs]
575
00:22:26.424 --> 00:22:28.260
Because he disappeared.
576
00:22:28.326 --> 00:22:31.229
So timing wasn't right.
577
00:22:31.296 --> 00:22:32.631
[chuckles]
578
00:22:32.698 --> 00:22:34.099
NARRATOR: How is it possible
579
00:22:34.166 --> 00:22:36.201
to disappear
in the modern world
580
00:22:36.268 --> 00:22:38.403
in front of thousands
of spectators
581
00:22:38.470 --> 00:22:39.838
and hundreds of cameras?
582
00:22:39.905 --> 00:22:42.775
‐ It's like losing
Santa Claus, you know?
583
00:22:42.841 --> 00:22:44.176
Or Chef Boyardee.
584
00:22:44.242 --> 00:22:46.011
CROWD: Find John Bronco.
Find John Bronco.
585
00:22:46.078 --> 00:22:47.112
INTERVIEWEE: He was
the last person on TV
586
00:22:47.179 --> 00:22:49.147
that you could
actually believe.
587
00:22:55.120 --> 00:22:58.023
‐ Yeah, we were competitors,
but we respected each other.
588
00:22:58.090 --> 00:23:00.158
I mean, I certainly didn't want
to see him disappear.
589
00:23:00.225 --> 00:23:02.695
‐ If I'd known
he was gonna disappear,
590
00:23:02.761 --> 00:23:04.530
I never would've
tried to kill him.
591
00:23:04.597 --> 00:23:06.264
[mysterious music]
592
00:23:06.331 --> 00:23:08.634
‐ Never found his body.
593
00:23:08.701 --> 00:23:10.202
NARRATOR: Over the years,
594
00:23:10.268 --> 00:23:12.705
there were numerous accounts
of John Bronco sightings,
595
00:23:12.771 --> 00:23:14.940
but none were ever confirmed.
596
00:23:15.007 --> 00:23:17.042
If he was still out there,
597
00:23:17.109 --> 00:23:19.377
why he couldn't
he be tracked down?
598
00:23:19.444 --> 00:23:22.515
‐ Sure, sightings of John
Bronco pop up here and there.
599
00:23:22.581 --> 00:23:25.751
You know, people claiming that
they saw him breaking horses
600
00:23:25.818 --> 00:23:27.152
or driving by him
on the highway.
601
00:23:27.219 --> 00:23:29.121
‐ I wish I knew
where he was.
602
00:23:29.187 --> 00:23:31.890
I mean, Ford's called me
every week looking for the guy.
603
00:23:31.957 --> 00:23:33.926
‐ I got this in the mail
the other day.
604
00:23:33.992 --> 00:23:37.930
It says, "John Bronco
is alive in Iceland."
605
00:23:37.996 --> 00:23:39.765
They don't mean that
literally of course.
606
00:23:39.832 --> 00:23:41.166
NARRATOR: Or did they?
607
00:23:41.233 --> 00:23:43.636
‐ "John Bronco is alive
in Iceland."
608
00:23:43.702 --> 00:23:45.638
‐ John Bronco died.
609
00:23:45.704 --> 00:23:48.507
‐ Iceland is the place
where the Bronco never died.
610
00:23:48.574 --> 00:23:49.908
‐ "Alive in Iceland."
611
00:23:49.975 --> 00:23:52.711
‐ He still lives here.
‐ Ooh.
612
00:23:52.778 --> 00:23:55.581
[investigative music]
613
00:23:55.648 --> 00:23:58.316
♪♪ ♪♪
614
00:23:58.383 --> 00:24:00.819
‐ Are you serious?
615
00:24:00.886 --> 00:24:02.855
Is she pointing
at his [bleep] house?
616
00:24:02.921 --> 00:24:04.523
[laughs]
That's‐‐
617
00:24:04.590 --> 00:24:07.292
How the [bleep] did people
not know about this?
618
00:24:07.359 --> 00:24:08.794
What the [bleep]?
619
00:24:08.861 --> 00:24:10.763
He's been there for years.
620
00:24:10.829 --> 00:24:13.431
Oh, my God.
That's...
621
00:24:13.498 --> 00:24:15.500
Can I keep this?
622
00:24:15.568 --> 00:24:17.469
Can I keep the iPad?
623
00:24:17.536 --> 00:24:20.438
[exciting country music]
624
00:24:20.506 --> 00:24:27.312
♪♪ ♪♪
625
00:24:38.423 --> 00:24:40.025
‐ Hello?
626
00:24:42.695 --> 00:24:45.030
‐ No.
No.
627
00:24:45.097 --> 00:24:47.332
No, no.
No speak‐a the English.
628
00:24:49.902 --> 00:24:51.436
Does he live around here?
629
00:24:51.504 --> 00:24:53.471
‐ [southern accent] No, no, no,
he doesn't‐‐no. No, go away.
630
00:25:01.614 --> 00:25:03.682
‐ Aw, damn.
631
00:25:03.749 --> 00:25:05.751
All right, you got me.
Hi.
632
00:25:05.818 --> 00:25:08.453
[laughs]
It's me. It's John Bronco.
633
00:25:09.655 --> 00:25:12.290
‐ Yeah, yeah.
It's me.
634
00:25:12.357 --> 00:25:14.092
[both laughing]
635
00:25:14.159 --> 00:25:16.562
Ow, damn, this house is small.
636
00:25:16.629 --> 00:25:19.131
Uh, y'all come on in.
637
00:25:19.865 --> 00:25:22.768
[melancholy piano music]
638
00:25:22.835 --> 00:25:24.402
‐ [sighs]
639
00:25:24.469 --> 00:25:26.371
Should I sit right here?
640
00:25:26.438 --> 00:25:27.873
♪♪ ♪♪
641
00:25:27.940 --> 00:25:29.141
[sighs]
‐ So, um...
642
00:25:32.545 --> 00:25:35.280
‐ Well, that's always
a good place to start.
643
00:25:38.584 --> 00:25:41.219
‐ Well, a magician
never reveals his secrets.
644
00:25:45.323 --> 00:25:47.459
‐ God, you guys are good!
God!
645
00:25:47.526 --> 00:25:50.095
Yeah, that's what I did.
Ha, you got me.
646
00:25:50.162 --> 00:25:52.831
I dug a big hole,
and I drove right into it.
647
00:25:52.898 --> 00:25:55.100
Next.
648
00:26:01.039 --> 00:26:03.809
‐ Well, I just got tired
of the roller coaster, man.
649
00:26:03.876 --> 00:26:05.143
The whole fame game,
650
00:26:05.210 --> 00:26:07.913
I just had to‐‐
had to step off that train.
651
00:26:11.884 --> 00:26:13.451
‐ What?
652
00:26:18.991 --> 00:26:20.859
‐ Take me.
653
00:26:20.926 --> 00:26:23.829
I just have to get my go bag.
654
00:26:23.896 --> 00:26:26.198
Now, do they have
a pitchman yet, huh?
655
00:26:26.264 --> 00:26:28.433
'Cause I've been coming up with
all kinds of ideas out here.
656
00:26:28.500 --> 00:26:30.135
All kinds of ideas.
657
00:26:30.202 --> 00:26:32.237
I mean, I've been thinking
of some gems, you know?
658
00:26:32.304 --> 00:26:35.073
Kinda like how fjord and Ford
sound alike.
659
00:26:35.140 --> 00:26:36.909
Like‐‐like‐‐like,
hop off the fjord
660
00:26:36.975 --> 00:26:38.644
and into a Ford.
You know, something like that.
661
00:26:38.711 --> 00:26:40.412
I ain't got it all worked out,
but that's what I'm thinking,
you know?
662
00:26:40.478 --> 00:26:41.647
Here we go.
663
00:26:41.714 --> 00:26:42.981
Tell me on the way
to the airport.
Let's go.
664
00:26:43.048 --> 00:26:44.783
FEMALE REPORTER:
John Bronco is back.
665
00:26:44.850 --> 00:26:46.519
He was found in Iceland.
666
00:26:46.585 --> 00:26:48.053
MALE REPORTER: The beloved
pitchman is slated
667
00:26:48.120 --> 00:26:50.989
to return to the States
sometime tomorrow.
668
00:26:51.056 --> 00:26:53.025
A homecoming is planned
at Ford Headquarters
669
00:26:53.091 --> 00:26:54.292
in Dearborn, Michigan
670
00:26:54.359 --> 00:26:56.629
to celebrate
the icon's return.
671
00:26:56.695 --> 00:26:59.598
[exciting country music]
672
00:26:59.665 --> 00:27:06.605
♪♪ ♪♪
673
00:27:12.745 --> 00:27:14.580
NARRATOR: With a new Bronco
in the works,
674
00:27:14.647 --> 00:27:17.516
the people at Ford
were eagerly awaiting
John's return.
675
00:27:17.583 --> 00:27:19.451
‐ There he is.
[cheers and applause]
676
00:27:19.518 --> 00:27:21.386
‐ Bronco!
677
00:27:21.453 --> 00:27:23.522
‐ [laughs]
678
00:27:23.589 --> 00:27:26.391
‐ Whoo!
679
00:27:26.458 --> 00:27:28.894
‐ Yeah!
680
00:27:29.962 --> 00:27:32.030
‐ [inaudible]
681
00:27:32.097 --> 00:27:34.199
This changed.
682
00:27:34.266 --> 00:27:36.501
[nostalgic music]
683
00:27:36.569 --> 00:27:38.771
I can't believe anybody'd
keep all this stuff.
684
00:27:38.837 --> 00:27:45.978
♪♪ ♪♪
685
00:27:59.958 --> 00:28:02.661
Wow.
686
00:28:02.728 --> 00:28:04.930
Lookie there.
687
00:28:08.300 --> 00:28:10.603
Yeah, it don't look
anything like me.
688
00:28:10.669 --> 00:28:13.438
[chuckles]
689
00:28:13.506 --> 00:28:15.007
Wait a minute.
690
00:28:15.073 --> 00:28:16.675
‐ [laughs]
Look familiar?
691
00:28:16.742 --> 00:28:19.044
‐ That's my girl.
I know her.
692
00:28:19.111 --> 00:28:21.880
I know this old girl
right here.
693
00:28:21.947 --> 00:28:24.216
This is really something,
y'all.
694
00:28:24.282 --> 00:28:26.284
This is something else,
ain't it?
695
00:28:26.351 --> 00:28:28.587
‐ How would you like to take
a look at the new Bronco?
696
00:28:28.654 --> 00:28:31.824
‐ Uh, well,
697
00:28:31.890 --> 00:28:33.391
sure.
698
00:28:33.458 --> 00:28:36.494
‐ All right,
it's right through here.
699
00:28:37.796 --> 00:28:39.998
‐ [sighs]
700
00:28:40.065 --> 00:28:41.333
[beeping]
701
00:28:41.399 --> 00:28:43.702
[sighs]
702
00:28:43.769 --> 00:28:45.270
‐ [chuckles]
703
00:28:45.337 --> 00:28:46.371
Oh, yeah, sorry, guys.
704
00:28:46.438 --> 00:28:47.840
No camera crews
allowed in here.
705
00:28:47.906 --> 00:28:50.609
This is for John's eyes only.
706
00:28:50.676 --> 00:28:52.878
So,
707
00:28:52.945 --> 00:28:54.346
here it is, John,
708
00:28:54.412 --> 00:28:56.481
the brand‐new Bronco.
709
00:28:56.549 --> 00:28:57.883
[sheet falls]
710
00:28:57.950 --> 00:29:00.452
JOHN: Holy [bleep] shit!
711
00:29:00.519 --> 00:29:03.488
God damn, that is a bona fide
ass kicker right there.
712
00:29:03.556 --> 00:29:04.757
Look at that.
713
00:29:04.823 --> 00:29:06.559
EMPLOYEE: Sure is.
JOHN: Holy, [bleep] balls.
714
00:29:06.625 --> 00:29:07.793
You really went with
the classic design?
715
00:29:07.860 --> 00:29:09.862
EMPLOYEE: Yep.
716
00:29:09.928 --> 00:29:12.264
JOHN: Like a [bleep] moon
vehicle meets a goddamn horse
is what it is.
717
00:29:12.330 --> 00:29:14.466
Now there's a 2‐door
and a 4‐door.
718
00:29:14.533 --> 00:29:16.535
EMPLOYEE: That's right.
JOHN: Shut your butts!
719
00:29:16.602 --> 00:29:17.836
And who's this little guy
right here?
720
00:29:17.903 --> 00:29:20.706
Look at you,
you sporty little [bleep].
721
00:29:20.773 --> 00:29:23.041
That's almost like‐‐
like this Bronco
722
00:29:23.108 --> 00:29:24.710
gave birth to that Bronco.
723
00:29:24.777 --> 00:29:26.912
I thought for sure
you would [bleep] this up,
724
00:29:26.979 --> 00:29:28.514
but god damn, man.
725
00:29:28.581 --> 00:29:31.316
Oh, y'all, this just brings
back so many memories.
726
00:29:31.383 --> 00:29:32.951
Can I‐‐can I touch it?
727
00:29:33.018 --> 00:29:34.587
EMPLOYEE: No, no,
actually, John, you can't.
728
00:29:34.653 --> 00:29:37.222
This is just a clay model.
So I really wouldn't‐‐
729
00:29:37.289 --> 00:29:38.624
‐ Just let me‐‐
just let me have this moment.
730
00:29:38.691 --> 00:29:40.726
Mmm, mmm, mmm!
EMPLOYEE: No, no, no,
731
00:29:40.793 --> 00:29:42.327
no, John, no, no, no,
John, please, no!
732
00:29:42.394 --> 00:29:44.329
‐ [sighs]
733
00:29:46.565 --> 00:29:48.100
[sighs]
734
00:29:51.103 --> 00:29:53.539
‐ Uh, not bad.
735
00:29:53.606 --> 00:29:55.841
Classic but modern.
736
00:29:55.908 --> 00:29:57.042
Well done.
737
00:29:57.109 --> 00:29:59.545
It was, uh...
It was good to see.
738
00:30:01.279 --> 00:30:03.716
‐ Uh, yeah, I kissed it
a little bit.
739
00:30:03.782 --> 00:30:06.184
In the front and the back,
on the side.
740
00:30:10.689 --> 00:30:13.058
‐ Regretting leaving?
741
00:30:13.125 --> 00:30:15.127
No, no, no,
I don't regret leaving,
742
00:30:15.193 --> 00:30:16.695
I just, uh,
743
00:30:16.762 --> 00:30:18.597
maybe I regret
744
00:30:18.664 --> 00:30:21.033
being gone for so long,
you know?
745
00:30:21.099 --> 00:30:22.535
I mean,
746
00:30:22.601 --> 00:30:25.170
maybe I could've been gone
for a‐‐
747
00:30:25.237 --> 00:30:26.471
a couple weeks maybe?
748
00:30:26.539 --> 00:30:28.707
You know, like a‐‐
like a month maybe.
749
00:30:28.774 --> 00:30:31.744
I don't know,
maybe, like, five‐‐five weeks.
750
00:30:31.810 --> 00:30:34.379
Something like that.
751
00:30:34.446 --> 00:30:37.015
But coulda, shoulda, woulda,
ya know?
752
00:30:37.082 --> 00:30:38.483
That's just the way that, uh,
753
00:30:38.551 --> 00:30:40.018
the cookie crumbles sometimes.
754
00:30:40.085 --> 00:30:41.954
It just, uh...
755
00:30:42.020 --> 00:30:43.689
I made some mistakes.
756
00:30:43.756 --> 00:30:45.958
That's for sure.
757
00:30:46.024 --> 00:30:48.827
And I might have some regrets
758
00:30:48.894 --> 00:30:50.996
of being gone
759
00:30:51.063 --> 00:30:53.065
for 25 years, you know?
760
00:30:53.131 --> 00:30:55.868
Living in the middle
of nowhere.
761
00:30:55.934 --> 00:30:57.269
[somber music]
762
00:30:57.335 --> 00:31:00.005
I mean, I love the Ford Bronco.
763
00:31:00.072 --> 00:31:02.307
Man, it changed my life.
764
00:31:02.374 --> 00:31:04.977
And being back here's like...
765
00:31:05.043 --> 00:31:07.345
It's like coming home.
766
00:31:07.412 --> 00:31:10.549
And I let a lot
of good people down.
767
00:31:10.616 --> 00:31:13.485
A lot of people,
768
00:31:13.552 --> 00:31:16.722
but one person in particular...
769
00:31:16.789 --> 00:31:19.758
There was one that was
always there for me.
770
00:31:19.825 --> 00:31:21.226
♪♪ ♪♪
771
00:31:21.293 --> 00:31:23.128
I sure would like
to see her again.
772
00:31:23.195 --> 00:31:24.630
♪♪ ♪♪
773
00:31:24.697 --> 00:31:26.364
[sighs]
774
00:31:27.465 --> 00:31:29.602
‐ I mean, I miss him.
775
00:31:29.668 --> 00:31:31.203
I've...
776
00:31:31.269 --> 00:31:34.006
I wish I'd gotten to see him
777
00:31:34.072 --> 00:31:37.275
one more time.
778
00:31:37.342 --> 00:31:39.578
NARRATOR:
What John didn't know
779
00:31:39.645 --> 00:31:41.647
is that the crew
had already arranged
780
00:31:41.714 --> 00:31:43.782
for a special someone
from his past...
781
00:31:43.849 --> 00:31:45.350
‐ Everybody get in.
everybody get in.
782
00:31:45.417 --> 00:31:46.685
NARRATOR: To be in Dearborn
that very day.
783
00:31:46.752 --> 00:31:48.053
‐ What about this,
784
00:31:48.120 --> 00:31:51.089
you hop off a fjord
and into a Ford.
785
00:31:51.156 --> 00:31:53.091
Maybe instead of seat warmers,
786
00:31:53.158 --> 00:31:54.527
you do seat coolers, you know?
787
00:31:54.593 --> 00:31:56.228
Something to keep your ass c‐‐
‐ John?
788
00:31:56.294 --> 00:31:59.164
[romantic piano music]
789
00:31:59.231 --> 00:32:00.799
♪♪ ♪♪
790
00:32:00.866 --> 00:32:03.135
‐ What's she doing here?
791
00:32:03.201 --> 00:32:05.470
‐ They told me you were alive.
792
00:32:05.538 --> 00:32:07.339
[sighs]
793
00:32:07.405 --> 00:32:09.307
Well, come here, John.
794
00:32:09.374 --> 00:32:10.776
♪♪ ♪♪
795
00:32:10.843 --> 00:32:12.210
‐ [mumbles] No.
796
00:32:12.277 --> 00:32:14.713
‐ Just a hug
for old time's sake?
797
00:32:14.780 --> 00:32:16.915
‐ You've got to get this woman
away from me.
798
00:32:16.982 --> 00:32:18.817
‐ I love you!
799
00:32:18.884 --> 00:32:19.985
‐ She's got a fork!
800
00:32:20.052 --> 00:32:21.520
‐ I wanna wear your skin!
801
00:32:21.587 --> 00:32:22.888
‐ Get away from me!
‐ John!
802
00:32:22.955 --> 00:32:24.489
‐ Get her, security, get her!
‐ I just wanna wear you!
803
00:32:24.557 --> 00:32:26.224
‐ Get out!
‐ Aah!
804
00:32:26.291 --> 00:32:27.325
‐ Did you get the blood
I sent you?
805
00:32:27.392 --> 00:32:28.460
It was big vial.
806
00:32:28.527 --> 00:32:29.562
‐ Get away from me!
807
00:32:29.628 --> 00:32:31.396
‐ We belong together, John!
808
00:32:31.463 --> 00:32:32.865
‐ We don't belong nowhere!
809
00:32:32.931 --> 00:32:34.032
BEBE: I love you!
810
00:32:34.099 --> 00:32:35.367
‐ I don't love you!
Keep going!
811
00:32:35.433 --> 00:32:36.935
BEBE: No!
[screams]
812
00:32:37.002 --> 00:32:38.571
‐ Why'd you bring
my stalker here?
813
00:32:40.072 --> 00:32:41.373
‐ No, that wasn't my wife.
814
00:32:41.439 --> 00:32:43.375
That woman's crazy now.
815
00:32:43.441 --> 00:32:45.911
I've had restraining order
against her for years!
816
00:32:45.978 --> 00:32:48.881
[off‐key banjo music]
817
00:32:48.947 --> 00:32:51.684
♪♪ ♪♪
818
00:32:54.119 --> 00:32:55.654
‐ Bo, man!
819
00:32:55.721 --> 00:32:58.624
Obviously I was talking
about Bo Derek.
820
00:32:58.691 --> 00:33:00.025
Who you think?
821
00:33:00.092 --> 00:33:02.127
Bo.
[bleep] Bo, man.
822
00:33:02.194 --> 00:33:04.763
Bo!
Is Bo coming?
823
00:33:07.533 --> 00:33:08.834
‐ Hey, John,
why don't I walk you through
824
00:33:08.901 --> 00:33:10.869
what we're thinking
for the new campaign.
825
00:33:10.936 --> 00:33:13.305
[warm music]
826
00:33:13.371 --> 00:33:15.207
‐ They offered him
the whole kit and caboodle.
827
00:33:15.273 --> 00:33:18.143
Face of the campaign.
[chuckles]
828
00:33:18.210 --> 00:33:20.478
Everything he always wanted.
829
00:33:20.546 --> 00:33:23.481
‐ I just need to go outside.
830
00:33:23.549 --> 00:33:25.283
[grunts]
831
00:33:25.350 --> 00:33:27.019
‐ Take your time.
‐ [sighs]
832
00:33:27.085 --> 00:33:28.821
‐ Maybe it's like they say,
833
00:33:28.887 --> 00:33:31.356
you can't go home again.
834
00:33:31.423 --> 00:33:33.726
You can't put together
all the pieces
835
00:33:33.792 --> 00:33:37.129
exactly like they used to be,
836
00:33:37.195 --> 00:33:39.231
but maybe
837
00:33:39.297 --> 00:33:40.733
you can make something new
838
00:33:40.799 --> 00:33:43.902
from the memories of the past,
839
00:33:43.969 --> 00:33:46.004
and maybe that's enough
840
00:33:46.071 --> 00:33:49.107
just to know that
841
00:33:49.174 --> 00:33:50.943
you haven't been forgotten.
842
00:33:51.009 --> 00:33:53.912
‐ Truth is, I've always been
a‐a wild horse,
843
00:33:53.979 --> 00:33:57.015
and I'm always gonna be
a wild horse,
844
00:33:57.082 --> 00:34:00.318
but I'll always be John.
845
00:34:00.385 --> 00:34:03.355
Bronco.
846
00:34:03.421 --> 00:34:05.591
‐ I don't know where
John went again.
847
00:34:05.658 --> 00:34:08.326
Ford called and said
that the original Bronco
848
00:34:08.393 --> 00:34:10.529
was missing from the museum.
849
00:34:13.398 --> 00:34:15.167
[rock music]
850
00:34:15.233 --> 00:34:17.102
JOHN: ♪♪ Hoo, ha ♪♪
851
00:34:17.169 --> 00:34:19.004
♪♪ Wha ♪♪
852
00:34:19.071 --> 00:34:21.273
♪♪ Hoo, watch this move
right here ♪♪
853
00:34:21.339 --> 00:34:22.708
♪♪ Watch it, watch it ♪♪
854
00:34:22.775 --> 00:34:24.543
♪♪ ♪♪
855
00:34:24.610 --> 00:34:27.780
♪♪ Mama, she named me Bronco ♪♪
856
00:34:27.846 --> 00:34:29.147
♪♪ ♪♪
857
00:34:29.214 --> 00:34:30.448
♪♪ 'Cause I'm tough as nails ♪♪
858
00:34:30.516 --> 00:34:33.686
♪♪ There's no place
I can't go ♪♪
859
00:34:33.752 --> 00:34:36.288
♪♪ Yeah, I'm tougher ♪♪
860
00:34:36.354 --> 00:34:38.891
♪♪ Than a head honcho ♪♪
861
00:34:38.957 --> 00:34:40.626
♪♪ 'Cause I stick it
to the man ♪♪
862
00:34:40.693 --> 00:34:43.161
♪♪ 'Cause I'm Bronco ♪♪
863
00:34:43.228 --> 00:34:44.663
It's coming right at you,
864
00:34:44.730 --> 00:34:45.898
it's as thin as piece of paper,
865
00:34:45.964 --> 00:34:47.900
and it could hit you
in the face.
866
00:34:47.966 --> 00:34:50.335
I like to see things
when they're coming.
867
00:34:50.402 --> 00:34:51.770
I can't see a Frisbee.
868
00:34:51.837 --> 00:34:53.939
‐ Okay, let's see,
there's John Hamm the butcher.
869
00:34:54.006 --> 00:34:56.875
There's Nicolas Cage
the zookeeper.
870
00:34:56.942 --> 00:34:59.244
There's Sean Penn
the calligrapher.
871
00:34:59.311 --> 00:35:00.713
Yeah, he invented that F
872
00:35:00.779 --> 00:35:02.715
with the little thing
on the end of it.
873
00:35:02.781 --> 00:35:04.016
‐ This one didn't sell well,
874
00:35:04.082 --> 00:35:07.352
'cause, um, the fudge there
looked like, uh,
875
00:35:07.419 --> 00:35:09.522
two kind of weird pieces
of shit.
876
00:35:09.588 --> 00:35:11.089
JOHN: ♪♪ Seats so soft ♪♪
877
00:35:11.156 --> 00:35:13.959
♪♪ You'll get a thank you
from yo' ass ♪♪
878
00:35:14.026 --> 00:35:15.794
♪♪ My mama ♪♪
879
00:35:15.861 --> 00:35:18.531
‐ I even remember
the first thing he said to me
880
00:35:18.597 --> 00:35:20.365
that day when I met him.
881
00:35:20.432 --> 00:35:22.234
He said,
882
00:35:22.300 --> 00:35:24.603
"What's my line?"
883
00:35:24.670 --> 00:35:26.404
JOHN: ♪♪ When I do something ♪♪
884
00:35:26.471 --> 00:35:29.174
♪♪ I do with a gusto ♪♪
885
00:35:29.241 --> 00:35:30.609
♪♪ Well, I bring all I got ♪♪
886
00:35:30.676 --> 00:35:33.579
♪♪ Because I'm Bronco ♪♪
887
00:35:33.646 --> 00:35:36.314
♪♪ I'm Bronco ♪♪
888
00:35:36.381 --> 00:35:38.984
♪♪ John Bronco ♪♪
889
00:35:39.051 --> 00:35:41.453
♪♪ I'm blagga, blagga,
blagga, blagga, blow ♪♪
890
00:35:43.689 --> 00:35:46.391
♪♪ I'm Bronco ♪♪
891
00:35:46.458 --> 00:35:49.094
♪♪ John Bronco ♪♪
892
00:35:49.161 --> 00:35:50.629
♪♪ Yeah, I stick it
to the man ♪♪
893
00:35:50.696 --> 00:35:53.799
♪♪ 'Cause I'm Bronco ♪♪
894
00:35:53.866 --> 00:35:56.635
♪♪ Well, I bring all I got,
ha! ♪♪
895
00:35:56.702 --> 00:35:59.071
♪♪ And that's a lot ♪♪
896
00:35:59.137 --> 00:36:01.173
♪♪ My name ♪♪
897
00:36:01.239 --> 00:36:04.910
♪♪ Is John Bronco ♪♪
898
00:36:04.977 --> 00:36:09.381
♪♪ Ha, heh, ha! ♪♪
899
00:36:09.447 --> 00:36:11.383
SINGER: ♪♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪♪
900
00:36:11.449 --> 00:36:13.986
JOHN: ♪♪ JB, JB, JB, JB! ♪♪
901
00:36:14.052 --> 00:36:15.387
SINGER:
♪♪ Shi‐bi‐dee‐doo‐doo‐doo ♪♪
902
00:36:15.453 --> 00:36:17.289
JOHN: ♪♪ Ha, just stick it
to the man! ♪♪
903
00:36:17.355 --> 00:36:19.491
♪♪ Nah ♪♪
904
00:36:19.558 --> 00:36:21.259
SINGER: ♪♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪♪
905
00:36:41.146 --> 00:36:43.415
♪♪ Mama named him Bronco ♪♪
906
00:36:50.889 --> 00:36:53.458
♪♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪♪
907
00:36:56.228 --> 00:36:59.965
♪♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪♪
908
00:37:10.743 --> 00:37:13.078
♪♪ Mama named him Bronco ♪♪
909
00:37:20.719 --> 00:37:22.020
♪♪ Mama named him‐‐ ♪♪
910
00:37:22.087 --> 00:37:23.989
JOHN: ♪♪ Shoo‐doo‐bee‐doop
bee‐doopy‐doopy‐doo ♪♪
911
00:37:24.056 --> 00:37:26.692
♪♪ Go Bronco ♪♪