Reno 911! (2003–2009): Season 7, Episode 3 - TT's Auntie's Funeral - full transcript

The department engages in a local ceremony. Lieutenant Dangle and Officer Junior detain a suspect on an aircraft.

- Welcome to the distant future.
[chuckles]

This is pretty neat because
the state of Nevada has given us...

rented us a virtual reality system,
which is for training purposes.

You can be in...
Travis, where are you now?

- Yeah, it's not just a target range.
It's like a...

like an inner city neighborhood.

- That's a good question.
Is there hail or snow or anything?

- Across the street,
I'm going into the bank.

- Shit! Shit!
- Sorry. Sorry.

- Whoa, really scary guy!
- JIM: Scary guy?

- FEMALE OFFICER: Scary guy! Scary guy!



-JIM: Where? Where?

- It's a sad day here in Reno.

We have a frequent public nuisance
named T.T.

I'm not sure what happened to her

but her aunt sure
was a pillar in the community,

and so, we're mourning her today.

The Reno Sheriff's Department
has decided to pitch in

and we're all pall bearers for her coffin.

She was a great lady and she...

- [T.T. crying loudly]
- started a...

an after-school program
for homeless children.

- She donated books to people in need.
- Donated books.

And T.T. is going through
her stages of grief.

- It's really heartbreaking.
- [T.T. continues crying]



I've never seen anything so sad.

- You know, everyone
experiences bereavement differently,

so we try to have room for that...

- Yeah.
- ...experience.

- Sometimes they cry,
sometimes they hump things.

Sometimes they dance. Oh.

- Okay. Yeah.

[T.T. crying loudly]

- All right.

- My condolences.
- My...

- Okay. Thank you.
- You're very welcome.

[band playing slow music]

[man screaming]

[indistinct chattering]

- MINISTER: We appreciate it so much.
Thank you.

[T.T. continues crying loudly]

Oh, wow.

- JIM: Be a lady. Be a lady.
- MINISTER: Okay. Okay.

- JIM: Be a lady.

- All right...

[chuckles] You gotta be easy on that.
- Be a lady. Be a lady.

- All right, here we go.
- Thank you T.T.

- We really appreciate you guys.

- Absolutely.
- I mean, in general. Yeah.

- Well, thank you, thank you.
I wouldn't necessarily...

- T.T. Okay. Okay.
- Okay, don't...

- No, let her. She's gotta mourn.
Let her mourn.

She's gotta mourn too.
- FEMALE OFFICER: No hitting.

- So, uh, excuse me...
Excuse us. Excuse us.

If we could just... Very sorry.
Just have to...

- MALE OFFICER: Wait. Wait.

You can't go through here.

They're doing demolition.

- They're doing demolition. Back it up.
- Oh, shit.

- All right.
- Back it up. Back it up.

[band tempo increases]

- Sorry. I'm so sorry. Bringing this back.

Absolutely. Absolutely.

[indistinct chattering]

- To starboard. To the starboard.

- Watch it. Watch your step.
There's a curb.

There's a curb here.
- Hard to port.

- Here we go.
- Hard to port.

- Oh, God, no! Oh, God, no!

Go, go, go. Oh, it's so cold!

[exclaims] Ah, brrr!

- We can get through this.

- Oh, God. Oh, that was really...

Okay.

- MINISTER: Son of a...

Quick, come. We're almost there.

- Go, go, go, go, go!

- That's a good pace. Great pace.

- JIM: Did we make a wrong turn
or something?

- MINISTER: Jesus!

- JIM: I think we made a wrong turn,
I swear.

Shit! Shit!

[explosions]

[all screaming]

Are we following, T.T.?

[woman screams]

- TRAVIS: Go, go, go!

- It's okay.
- We're almost here!

- This way, this way.
- Hard to starboard.

Hard to starboard.

Jesus!

Okay. Okay.

[band tempo increases]

Five, six, seven, eight. And...

- MINISTER: Brothers and sisters...
- TRAVIS: It's fine. Go!

- MINISTER: Please join me
for a moment of silence.

Just a moment of silence.

[woman crying loudly]

- Sheriff's Department.
- Somebody called you guys.

- I'm sorry, it took a while.

- Yeah, we just sat down to eat
when we got the call.

- I'm Steve. I'm the flight attendant.

Kind of in charge of economy class.
- Sure.

- Exhausting!
- Yeah, I bet it's exhausting.

- What happened wrong today is a woman...

and I don't want you to let her know
we're talking about her...

in a blue shameez in the third row...

- Guys, can I save you some time?
- [shushing]

- Ma'am. Ma'am!
- Ma'am.

- So she's sitting... You know what,
I'll pretend that I'm her, okay?

- And I'm gonna sit here and...
- First of all, don't dress like that

if you wanna be taken seriously.
- ...she's hitting the buzzer

every three minutes.
- So you're her?

- "Sir, I need chap-sticks."

- I come over. She says, "Oh, I spilled
all the nuts in my lap."

She's like, "Can you grab them?
Help me grab them."

- So you're... Yeah.
- So you be me,

and I put my hand down there...
- So you're you.

- ...and then she starts doing this.

- Okay.
- Like trying to

shove her vaginal mound into my wrist.

- Shut your hole. Shut your hole.

- So she says, "Go up there
and grab my jacket,

because, well, I'm seat-belted.

As I'm grabbing her jacket,
she's doing this,

just giving me little Eskimo kisses
with her nose.

Just like this. - This is...

- Nice and slow.
- This is... I do...

- I'm looking for a jacket...

- Why are you wearing shorts?
- ...that doesn't even exist.

And she's going like this

- pretending she's reaching in the back...
- I will sue you!

- ...for my jacket.

- And what's really happening is...
- Excuse me.

- ...I'm getting ass-raped
by her vaginal mound.

- Excuse me. I'm sorry.
He doesn't work for the airline.

He's the one I called you about.

He was rubbing his groin
on this passenger.

- Shit! God damn it.
Get down in first!

- Don't get near me
or I will open this door

and suck you all out into space.

- I don't think he's bluffing.

- It's like 12 feet down, right? 14 feet?
- It's like 12 feet.

- We work really hard,

but if we didn't love it,

honestly, we wouldn't be here.

- Believe it or not,
the Reno Sheriff's Department

has jobs available.

- Reno Sheriff's Department
is looking for a few good men,

and women, and transgender,

and non-gender specific gen-Z-ers.

- Even with criminal records.

- Up to and including the retarded.

- I love it here, and if I didn't,
I could quit at any time.

Really, I could just get up and walk out.

- I'm so happy, I must be dreaming.

- I didn't even use my six hours
of time off last Christmas.

- So join the Reno Sheriff's Department.

- ALL: Fax in your applications now.