This is the stuff of nightmares.
Major hurricane Ida is moving towards this direction.
Weather reporter: It's incredibly dangerous.
You need to prepare for this
just as you would a tornado warning.
On-scene reporter: Life-threatening winds
of 110 miles per hour.
Everyone in the South Louisiana area,
now is the time to get to your safe place.
Man on radio: St. Landry and Upper St. Martin:
Hurricane warning remains in effect.
Hurricane Ida continues to move
across the Gulf of Mexico.
South winds 30 to 40 knots,
with gusts up to 60 knots,
and seas nine to 14 feet.
[thunder]
[blues guitar plays]
It's day one of gator season,
but swampers fear the season may be over
before it even begins.
Hurricane Ida, a massive Cat Four storm,
is raging in the Gulf
and headed straight for the swamp.
This could be the end of our season.
We might not have an alligator season.
This could be it.
With landfall predicted in the next 48 hours,
hunters scramble to make the most of the good weather
before all hell breaks loose.
You don't know what Mother Nature's gonna throw at you.
So in my mind, when I come out the gate,
I'm coming out with everything I got.
Predicted to be more powerful than Katrina,
Hurricane Ida is packing winds over 140 miles per hour.
The stakes couldn't be higher.
I'm God-fearing,
but Mother Nature scares the doolie-woolies out of me,
I'm gonna tell you right now.
The swampers' season
and their very lives are on the line.
St. Mary's Seafood can't be replaced.
If this hurricane comes right in on top of me, I'm done.
It's man versus nature
in the most catastrophic showdown
the swamp has ever seen.
[thunder]
But it'll take more than that
to scare off the King of the Swamp.
With over 500 tags to fill,
Troy calls a meeting of Team Landry.
Good morning, good morning.
All right, boys. We got almost 600 tags.
That's a lot of tags to fill this year.
We need to come out the gate harder than ever,
because I think we gonna have a lot of issues this year
with the weather the way it looks.
There's a major hurricane brewing.
The way they're talking, this thing could be another Katrina.
The last few years, it's changed so much.
You know, the storms are worse than ever.
The cold fronts are worse than ever.
The heatwaves are worse than ever.
It's not average no more.
It look like we breaking records
from one extreme to the other.
Let's try to knock this out because that storm,
we might have to pick up all our lines.
That storm's coming, and, I mean, you never know.
It can change overnight so easy.
Get stronger, get weaker, anything can happen.
No matter what, it ain't gonna be good, I can promise you.
All I know is we gotta catch as many alligators as we can
in the next 48 hours.
All right, let's roll!
Let's go to work!
Jacob and I set close to each 100 lines.
I'm hoping we can fill up our boats,
catch at least each 30, 30 to 40 alligators.
Catch as many alligators as we can from day one.
Pee-wee, your gun's loaded?
You ready, old man?
Pee-wee, I love her on the boat. She's very good.
Last year was her first year hunting with me,
and she learned a lot.
I think she's gonna do even better this year
now she knows what to expect.
You know, we get along good in the boat, we joke around,
but we get our work done, you know.
We fill up the boat with alligators,
and that's all that matters.
What we got?
Yeah, we got one, Pee-wee.
Bring him up.
Bring him up, bring him up, bring him up.
Whoo! It's a big one!
Hold him, Pee-wee, hold him!
- I need some slack. - Show him who's the boss.
All right.
Good alligator!
Whoo! Bring him up, bring him up, bring him up.
Ooh, it's a big one.
It's a big one, it's a big one.
Don't let him go, whatever you do.
Bring him up.
You ready? You ready?
Shoot fast!
- Whoo! - Whew. Good shot, dude.
That's what I'm talking about.
Good shot. Ooh, look at the bubbles.
What do you mean, good shot?
You expected anything else but a good shot?
Well, you know, sometimes, sometimes.
Huh? You expected anything but a good shot?
This 11-foot monster is a great way
for Troy and Pickle to start their season.
But with less than 48 hours
before Hurricane Ida makes landfall,
the hunters know there's a lot more work ahead.
Ready? On three. One, two, three.
Unh! Yeah! Good job, Pee-wee.
One, two, three.
Oh, that belly.
You know, with this storm coming,
you know, you don't know what's gonna happen.
You gotta come out the gate strong.
All right, we got him tagged and bagged.
- Okay, ready, P? - Ready, T.
We got plenty-plenty to do.
79 miles east in Violet...
Come on.
Ronnie Adams and his deckhand Ashley "Deadeye" Jones
are heading out on the water to kick off the new season.
All right, we're good!
And this year, getting off to a fast start
is more important than ever.
This has been a crazy year.
The weather has been absolutely crazy.
The gator population has just exploded.
It has been a crazy year.
I know. I know for you, too, babe.
I'm fortunate that I haven't lost a parent,
and I don't know what that's to go through.
And anything I can do for you and your mom or anybody,
I'm there, my baby.
I love you, girl.
You're my sister, girl, you're my sister.
You're not blood, but you kin.
This past year between seasons
was the hardest year of my entire life.
My dad passed away unexpectedly.
It's been really, really hard.
And you never realize how much you miss somebody
until you can't pick up the phone and call them.
My dad was the one to teach me how to shoot.
I'm the best shot of anybody that I know because of him.
And I know that he's looking down just watching from above.
If I was able to snipe a gator on the first day,
it would just really make me happy to do that for him.
Let's do that.
Dude, first line of the season, bro.
Look at this one, che.
Oh, look at the pole moving.
Come on, big boy, be on there.
Ooh, he's out here.
Oh, yeah.
- Dude, Ashley... - What?
He feels heavy.
Heavy, heavy, heavy, girl.
- Oh-ho-ho... - Got him?
Oh-ho-ho-ho, dude.
Dude!
- Oh, my God! - God, Ashley!
This is a monster, girl!
Oh!
Oh, my God. Oh, hold on to him!
Whoa, he's a big boy.
Come on, Ashley, don't let this one get away.
Next roll. Come on, he's gonna snap it.
Next roll. Right here.
- Oh. - Right there.
Go ahead and shoot him.
[gunshot]
Whoo-hoo-hoo!
- Yeah, baby! - Yes!
Way to start the season, girl!
Folded him.
Look at the size of that hammer.
Go ahead.
Catching a 12-footer on the first line of the season
- is a great start. - Roll him in.
But Ronnie knows they can't slow down,
especially with a potentially deadly hurricane on the way.
Whoo!
Hey, my baby, that's what it's all about.
Way to go. First gator, girl.
- That's it. - On to the next one, papa.
74 miles west, in Bayou Shaffer,
with Hurricane Ida gaining strength in the Gulf of Mexico,
Jacob Landry hopes for the best...
- You see it, Big D? - Not yet.
and plans for the worst.
We gotta get it before that storm come through.
Yup.
Typically our strategy for day one
is to just go run a lot of lines,
knock out big numbers real quickly,
get some tags filled.
You never know what kind of obstacles you're gonna run into.
We make our living dealing with Mother Nature,
so we take advantage of whenever she's nice to us.
Because, boy, sooner or later, she's gonna be mean.
What we got here?
Huh? See something?
Meet my little buddy Pedro.
[Don laughs]
That storm's gonna be aggravating.
Might be our little good luck charm.
Hell, yeah.
What we got going on? Straight down right there.
- What we got here? - Let's see what he's doing.
Oh, yeah, there's meat on the line.
Good.
Here he comes, here he comes, here he comes! Aah!
- Ahh, ha ha! - Uh-oh!
Oh, it's a good sumbitch right there now.
Man, he's a big'un, boy.
I can't even get his head up.
Hold on!
Aah!
Coming back up!
- Aah! - Come on.
Put a hole in him! Shoot him!
In Bayou Shaffer,
Jacob and Don are racing to load their boat with gators
as Hurricane Ida threatens to end their season
before it begins.
- Aah! - Come on.
Put a hole in him! Shoot him!
Bam! Right there, boy.
That's what I'm talking about.
This 12-foot beast
is exactly the kind of jump start
Jacob and Don are looking for on day one.
Come on in, big sucker.
Look at the size of that beast right there, boy.
We just caught the first alligator of the season,
and it is a giant.
And if we're gonna catch a lot of these on the first day,
it's gonna be a long day.
Good, bubba? Look, got the death shake.
But at the same time, there's a hurricane on the way,
so you gotta knock out as many tags as you can
as quickly as possible because
it could end our season just like that.
It was our lucky day today, not his.
- Yeah. - [chuckles]
19 miles southwest in Bayou Rouge,
Joey Edgar and his deckhand Zak Catchem are back together
and ready to take on another alligator season.
But Hurricane Ida is on everyone's minds.
When's this storm gonna hit us, pop?
This storm is supposed to hit Sunday.
Today is Friday.
Hopefully this thing won't be too bad.
So we're gonna start getting hit by the outer bands
like pretty much tonight, huh?
Yeah, maybe by this afternoon.
Line's down, Zak.
Right here, Zak, look right here.
I see it.
You see it up in there?
Okay, yeah.
Hold on. Hold that rope. Yeah.
We gotta shoot him. All right.
- Yeah, that's a big boy. - Yeah, that's a big one.
Oh!
Shoot him! Shoot him!
[gunshot]
Great job, pop.
Oh, yeah, that's a double-loader right there.
Way to go.
You know, we just caught a nice alligator,
but we have to hurry up.
I'm just-- In the back of my mind,
I'm scared this storm's bearing down.
We gotta get these lines run
and get back to the landing and get back to St. Mary's.
Now, that's a 10 all day.
It might be 10 even with the tail cut off.
Nice.
Six miles northeast, in Amelia...
Thank you, buddy.
Like his son Joey, veteran swamper Daniel Edgar
is ready for day one of gator season.
- Okay, guys, let's load up. - Let's go get 'em.
And we're gonna take off.
[engine starts]
Returning again as his deckhand is his grandson Dorien,
who Daniel hopes will continue the Edgar family legacy.
This year I'm back with Dorien, you know.
Got my same team member.
So, you know, the Edgar family's back on a roll.
I just want Dorien
to get more involved in the family business.
In a couple of years,
I'm hoping that I'll just slide
those tags to him, you know.
I think he's at the point
to where he's starting to enjoy being there so much.
And I just about got him hooked. [laughs]
Just about got him hooked.
Okay, pa, let's take a look at him.
That's a bull.
Watch him, pa. I think it's a good one, son.
Now, pa, give me a shot at this.
Whoa.
- Is it good? - He's a monster.
Get ready.
- Hold him, pa. - Yeah.
Hold him, pa. Get me a shot.
Don't let him whip you like that.
Bring him over here.
There's your shot.
Take it!
[gunshot]
Wow.
Almost knocked me out.
All right, let's get this thing in the boat.
- One, two, go. - Uh!
- Hold him by the leg. - Good alligator.
This 10-foot gator is a great start
for the Edgar family patriarch.
With a hurricane coming in less than 48 hours,
the veteran hunter knows time is running out.
We need to hurry and get the rest of these lines run
because we don't know how bad this storm's gonna be.
This storm could just be rain
or it could be 30, 40, 50-mile-an-hour wind,
lightning, rain, bad weather.
We need to hurry up and get these lines run.
But, uh, we're running against the clock right now.
[thunder]
In Pierre Part,
Troy and Pickle
have been catching gators at a blistering pace.
See something, Pee-wee?
I see the line running back.
He big.
- Nice one? - Yeah.
Right there, right there, right there.
Whoo! It's a good one, it's a good one, it's a good one!
Gonna pop the line!
Whoo! Shoot him!
In Pierre Part...
Oh! It's a big one, it's a big one.
Troy and Pickle have an aggressive gator on the line.
Whoa!
He gonna get me.
Dude.
Whoo!
He's rolling, he's rolling.
Gonna pop the line.
Shoot him!
Shoot!
[gunshot]
Whoa, what?
Who said you couldn't shoot alligators?
You. Every damn day. [laughs]
Okay. Grab your leg.
- Go ahead. - One, two, three.
This 11-footer
adds to an already impressive pile of gators.
As pretty as the weather is right now,
you know it's only gonna get worse.
In Violet...
- Uh-oh, Ronnie. - Oh, yeah, baby.
Oh, that's a big mother-humper, Ashley.
Oh.
That is a freaking hammer.
It looks like a 16-foot gator.
That is gonna be a big boy McCoy there, papa.
[Ashley laughs]
Dude, he's gonna go under.
There he goes.
Aw, there he is!
- Where? - Right there, dude.
All right, you clear to shoot.
You are clear to shoot.
Way short. Way short.
[whispered] Quit moving.
[gunshot] Ooh, you got him.
You got him, doggy.
Keep your eye on him. Keep your eye on him.
I got the hook.
I'm watching him.
I got the hook, I got the hook.
Good shot, girly.
What a shot, che-che.
What a shot, baby.
- Oh, yeah, baby. - Got him!
We got him, baby.
Look at the hole in that dude, dude.
Whoo!
We were both so stoked and so excited
because I feel like she relieved a lot of pressure,
and a lot of dead weight fell off her shoulders.
She shot this son of a gun,
and I'm telling you, girl can shoot.
Whoo!
I love it when a plan comes together.
When I made that shot, I know my dad was watching me,
telling me all the things that you need to do
to make a good shot.
I could feel his presence,
and I know I made him proud.
That was for you, Dad.
Give me some love, girl.
- I love you. - I love you, too.
Good job, che, good job.
Man on radio: A hurricane warning just went into effect
for the entire Louisiana coast,
with Hurricane Ida projected to make landfall
as a Category Four storm in the next 24 hours.
That's winds up to 156 miles per hour.
And the National Weather Service is warning everyone,
and I quote, "Actions to protect life and property
should be rushed to completion in the warning area."
More updates as they come in.
Narrator: In Pierre Part...
Troy gathers the Landry teams to discuss Hurricane Ida,
which turned into a Cat Four overnight.
They have less than 17 hours
to run their lines and prepare their houses for the storm.
Well, things ain't looking too good, boys.
We didn't even get started, and our season could be over
with that storm they got coming.
Yeah.
This ain't pretty.
I don't like what I'm seeing.
So what're we looking at?
Just rain and wind or what?
No, it's gonna be bad.
This is terrible timing to have a big storm like this
this early in the season.
I mean, we just getting started.
And the sad part is, she usually wins.
Yup.
I hate to say this,
but our season could be over right as of now.
It's a rough one to fight.
Let's go. Let's pick up our lines.
No bait today.
All right, boss.
Y'all be careful.
Dude, we got some wind, huh?
It's picking up already.
It's a race against time. Again.
- Always. - Always.
Whoa, Pee-wee, I see one.
- Oh, look, right there. - We got one.
- Whoo! - Right here.
Another tree shaker, baby!
- The gun's loaded? - Yeah.
Ooh, yeah. Bomp, a-bomp, a-bomp.
Whoo!
- Bring him up, bring him up! - Ooh!
Show him who's the boss, Pee-wee.
Show him who's the boss.
Watch him, Pee-wee, watch him.
Whoo, it's a big one.
Big chicken here.
Bring him up, bring him up!
[grunts]
Hold on.
Hey, he's gonna pop it.
- Whoo! - Oh, dude!
In Pierre Part...
Hold on.
Troy and Pickle are going head to head with one angry gator.
Bring him up, bring him up!
Hey, he's gonna pop it.
- Whoo! - Oh, dude.
Bring him up, bring him up!
Right there, right there. Shoot him.
- Hey, good job. - Yeah, baby girl.
One, two, three.
Oh, man, with this storm they got coming,
we could be done for the whole year.
You know, it's very hard
to stay focused on hunting alligators
when you got a major storm starting to pick up
and the clouds are rolling in.
We starting to get some rain bands coming in,
so we can tell the storm's getting closer and closer.
This is the calm before the storm.
It's fixing to get ugly.
Even though we try to fight Mother Nature--
You can't, dude.
- Can't fight it. - Nope. We have no choice.
She does what she wants, just like every other woman.
76 miles west, in Violet,
Ronnie Adams All right, che, line's down.
It sure is.
It looks like the cane's broke, huh?
This is gonna be a big boy here,
I can guarantee you, if we got something on the line.
He's--oh, get the gun.
- Pulling back? - Oh, get the gun.
- I'm up. - Get ready to shoot, too.
- I'm telling you, he's big. - I'm ready.
Whoa!
Oh, look out.
Golly!
Holy goodness!
Whoo-ooh, we got a monster!
That's a big gator!
Get that line wrapped up.
- Jeez. - Oh, he's gonna snap the line.
Get him, girl. Shoot, shoot!
I'm trying, I'm trying. He's not coming up.
Oh, he's trying to get off the line.
- Pull him up. - Baby, I'm trying.
- But this is a monster. - Whoa, there he goes.
Oh, he's gonna roll.
All right, you gotta shoot, you gotta shoot.
Oh! Come on, Ashley. Come on, get him, get him!
[gunshot]
Good job, che, good shooting.
I know he was hard, that one, that son of a gun.
All right, I'm gonna break him over this railing.
One, two, three. Oh, my God.
Roll him in. Oh, that's a big one, girl!
Ooh!
Whoo! Is that a 10-footer all day or what?
All right, che, that storm's coming.
It's knocking at our door.
It's already starting to rain.
It's coming and it's gonna be a big one, too.
It's getting worse minute by minute.
Yup. We gonna get wet today, babe.
You heard me?
Back near the coast, in Amelia,
Daniel and Dorien are running the last of their lines
as quickly as possible
before Ida traps them on the water.
The storm's bearing down us.
We might not have power tomorrow,
so we're gonna hit these things down to the last minute.
Line's down here, pa.
I don't know if he's on there.
Okay, give me a shot on this thing, pa.
Whoa, whoa.
Come on. Give me a shot.
Got him.
Daniel's gamble to keep hunting paid off.
But with the rain picking up,
the veteran swamper decides to pack it in
before Hurricane Ida decides for him.
Storm's coming there.
We gotta hurry up, try to get outta here.
I am concerned.
The storm's still headed straight for us.
If it's Cat Five, we won't have power for two months.
It'll just wipe us out.
There will be no alligator season for the Edgar family.
17 miles inland, in Pierre Part,
Troy and Pickle are down to their last few lines
before Hurricane Ida makes landfall.
It's a scary thing being out here on the water
knowing they got something like that coming.
We don't have a lot of lines left, thank God.
But I'm worried about the ride in
because I feel that wind still picking up.
Well, we gotta hustle and get the hell outta here.
You know, it's very hard to stay focused on hunting alligators
when you got a major storm coming straight for you.
We catching good,
but the wind's starting to pick up,
the clouds are starting to come in,
and they're talking that this could be another Katrina.
This thing is huge.
It's a big, big storm, and it's getting close.
We got something?
Ooh, I think we got a good one here.
It's a nice one?
Ooh, I don't know. It's so dark.
Bring him up, baby.
Oh, he's under the boat.
Bring him up, Pee-wee, bring him up!
Ooh, watch him.
Whoo! Bring him up, bring him up, bring him up!
Ooh, watch him.
Don't let him pull you in.
In Pierre Part...
Troy and Pickle are battling a feisty gator.
Whoo! Bring him up, bring him up, bring him up!
Ooh, watch him.
Don't let him pull you in.
Whoo.
Come on now.
Bring him up, bring him up!
[gunshot]
- [chuckles] - Good job.
You ready? On three.
One, two, three.
There you go. Oop, watch your foot.
With this 10-foot beast,
Troy and Pickle add
to a growing pile of giant alligators.
Unfortunately, Hurricane Ida
seems to be building up even faster.
The rain bands are starting to come in,
and the last couple that hit us were getting really bad.
So we can tell the storm's getting closer and closer.
It could jog a little bit
right before it gets to you one way or the other
that could either save you or destroy you.
You're at Mother Nature's mercy right now.
So we're riding out another hurricane together, huh?
Another hurricane. It's time to get outta here.
In Violet,
Ronnie and Ashley are trying to catch one last gator
before Hurricane Ida forces them off the water.
All right, where's our next one?
Right inside that little cut.
But I can't tell yet if it's up or down.
It looks down.
- Yup, it's down. - Come on.
It is down.
Be something good here.
Nothing yet.
Come on, come on, be a big one here.
Oh, yeah, we got something on here.
- Yeah. Whew. - Okay, good.
Oh, yeah, I can see him, Ronnie.
Yeah, he's looking dead at me.
Get the gun, Ashley.
Whoo-hoo! I got him, baby!
Watch him, Ashley.
Whoa! Ooh! Whoo!
- Lord, girl, this is a hammer. - Oh, my God.
Pull him up.
Oh, he just knocked me in the head.
- You hammer his ass back. - I'm about to.
Whoo! Come on, get that bullet in him.
Come on, big boy.
Oh, he's in that death roll. Get the shot!
[gunshot]
That a girl!
Just when I thought he wasn't gonna give me the shot, he did.
Help me get him in. Help me.
Oh, golly, that's a big boy there, boy.
That's a freaking hammer there, girly.
I'm stoked because this mother-humper's fat.
Click, click!
Finally on the last line, we outta here, we heading back.
These feeder bands are just coming one after another,
the wind's picking up.
I'm starting to get nervous right now.
Our family comes together as one unit
to board up everybody's houses and get them right.
If I don't get out of here in time, then I'm screwed
because I can't get home to take care of my family.
All right, Ash, we rolling. You ready?
I'm ready. Ready as I'm gonna get.
Let's get outta here.
Brace yourself. This rain's gonna hurt.
In Bayou Shaffer...
Let's see what we got here.
Line looks tight.
She's stretched out.
I don't know if she's got one on or hung up.
Let's see what we got.
Feels like a good 'un.
[bleep] He is good.
How you doing? How you doing, boy?
Damn it, boy. That's a good one.
[grunting]
Aah!
In Bayou Shaffer...
Aah!
Jacob and Don are battling a behemoth
as Hurricane Ida bears down on Southern Louisiana.
Get him, get him, get him, get him!
Come on. Come on, dang it.
Shoot him!
- There it is. There it is. - That did the old trick.
All right, brother. [grunting]
One more time.
- Mm-hmm. - Whew.
One, two, three.
Whew.
Fishing in the rain, it's miserable.
You're getting soaking wet, you're cold,
and catching that big 10-footer just kind of pumped us back up
and got us in the spirit again
to try to knock these lines out and get back off the water,
and that's what we needed at this point in the game.
[wind roaring]
Six miles closer to the ocean, in Amelia,
Joey Edgar can't resist taking one more monster from the swamp
before he retreats.
[thunder]
I don't know if we can take much more of this.
People down here hurting right now, dude.
These storms don't wanna let up.
Mother Nature's kicking our ass.
Look, look, look, Zak. Look, look, behind that stump.
Where? Where?
Behind that cypress tree in that little pocket.
How did you see that thing? His nose is barely up.
Go in there, go in there. Go.
Rush him, rush him, rush him.
He's on the right.
See him right there? In the shallows on the right.
Right here, right here.
I think we're good.
Oh!
Where is he? Where is he? Oh, I still got him.
Still got him, still got him.
He's big, he's big, he's really big!
I can't believe you saw that thing. Damn.
If he comes up for air, throw the treble hook on him.
What is that?
Damn it. Aah!
Bastard.
Aah!
That him over there?
Right here. See them bubbles?
He's still moving. He's still moving.
You might be able to-- Oh, my God, that might be it.
Come on. Yes! Yes!
Get the gun.
Get the gun, get the gun.
Come on!
Head's coming up. Pull, pull, right here.
[Zak laughs]
Another big one!
- Good shot. - Nice.
[thunder]
I got his arm, I got his arm.
All right.
God, this is a big one.
He's almost in here, pop.
That's it. All right. That's it.
Wow! Wow!
The big ones are out today.
They out today.
But we gotta get back to St. Mary's.
This water, this tidal surge is coming.
Yeah. Right.
Let's roll.
Bad weather's coming, Pee-wee!
Beginning of the hurricane right there.
As day two of the alligator season comes to an end...
We got a lot to worry about.
We got a major storm coming straight for us.
All across the swamp,
the hunters hurry to get off the water.
The faster we go, faster we get there!
Could be a season-ending storm,
but it's not looking good right now.
Whoo! This storm ain't no joke.
Hurricane Ida is hitting South Louisiana
as a massive Cat Four storm.
Feels like it's taking the skin off the top of my head!
I'm worried. I mean, this could be the end
of gator season for us.
And the future has never been less certain.
That storm is right on top of us, bubba.
I don't know if we're gonna beat it, Joey.
This storm's bearing down, and we don't know what to do.
If this hurricane comes right in on top,
this could be a total disaster.
If this is just the beginning, I don't wanna be here for it.
[thunder]
Coming up this season...
Yes, indeed, baby!
That's a charger!
Get him, pop, get him, pop!
Oh, my God, he's so big! Pop, hold on, hold on!
Oh, it's a big one, it's a big one.
- Oh! - Lord, watch him, che.
- Hey, Willie, you all right? - I'm about to pass out.
Little Willie!
- Folded, baby! - Yes!
I can't shoot. I can't see the head.
- Oh! - Blow it up.
[gunshot]
Boom-shaka-laka.