It was chilly last night. Let's go get these varmints. Who has been hanging in the same location
since. Cheers! Cheers! (song) "everything that I've got. Uh, it's a 45 minute walking tour. Through the corral and out this back
entrance. This is Doc Holliday's room. It's just a shame it's coming out of a dead man!
Frank Mclaury, dead. Homemade apple cobbler, a' la mode. Graveyard. That.
Well it's standing like right there, interesting. And you're no daisy!
Would you like to wear a hat today or no hat today? I might want to have today.
Okay. It's a beautiful day. It's gorgeous. It was chilly last night, get down to the 30s...
I think i said get down... it got down, get down in the 30s.
It got down on the 30s. This is our view out the back.
Kind of private on the back side there. We're gonna go to... Tombstone... I'm your, hhhhuckleberry.
You ready to go? Yes!
We're switching drivers. That right there... that's the look of "I'm driving a big truck!"
Always wanted to go to tombstone. Just love that movie!
Only one thing I need...a cowboy hat!
Now I'm ready. Let's go get these varmints. I'm ready. Nice hat, stud! Where'd you get it? Oh this?
Magnolia Farms down in Waco... so. Let's see what we have in store today, I might even get in a gunfight. Uh oh! Ma'am.
(Whistling The Good The Bad The Ugly theme song)
Oop, wrong movie.
Tombstone was in its prime mining boom during the 1880s at the same time the Bird Cage was making a reputation for the town that would never be forgotten. In nine years this lusty den of iniquity never closed its doors 24 hours a day. Before its operation would end in 1889,
it would be the site of 16 gun fights. The 140 bullet holes that riddled the walls and the
ceilings are mute evidence of these happenings. The birdcage was named for the 14 bird cage crib
compartments that are self-suspended from the ceiling overhanging the gambling casino and dance
hall. It was in these compartments that the "ladies of the night" as they were called, plied their trade.
When you look into the original french mirror of the back bar you see the famous bar painting of
Fatima, who has been hanging in the same location since 1882. The painting carries
the scars of six bullet holes and stands nine feet high. So welcome to the world famous Bird
Cage Theater. This is the original building from 1881, surviving both fires of 1881 and 1882
and that was closed for 45 years until 1934 when it reopened as a historical landmark.
So everything is original, floors, ceilings, chandeliers, drapes... this is how it was back in the day!
We might have to come back!
(crowd noise from the bar)
if you had to choose between wine or being skinny, which would you choose, red or white? Ha! Ha! Ba-da-bum!
I think there might be a gunfight.
Cheers! Cheers!
So we are in Big Nose Kate's Saloon, thought we'd eat in here, they have some live entertainment.
They got uh... that a sandwich Michelle? I think so. They got a sandwich here called "Kate's Breast".
I'll pass honey.
But i will have the topless burger. No bun.
(singer/entertainer, Levi Creek singing "Amarillo by morning")
And you can pull that other side. She might pull hard!
Uh, it's a 45-minute walking tour, you don't walk over
2 1/2 3 blocks, but there's a lot of history up and down Allan St.
That was such a cool western... moment? Shot right then until that Ford Explorer went by. (Michelle laughing) Right!
Apparently you have to get tickets to the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Three o'clock, through these doors behind me to the very back at the gunfight stage.
(Brian imitates an old western style "spit", making a loud "spitting noise")
This is the back of the O.K. Corral. On October 26, 1881 Tom and Frank Mclaury
walked with Ike and Billy Clanton through the Corral and out this back entrance.
They planned to confront Doc Holliday because they knew he was living nearby in
C.C. Fly's Boarding House. Minutes after exiting the corral they met the Earps
and Doc Holliday in a gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Tom, Frank and Billy were all shot dead.
So this was Doc Holiday's room and this is where Big Nose Kate stood, looking out the window
at the gunfight. As I live and breathe, Doc Holiday! Wyatt Earp, after all this time! Yeah, well there's
something I've been meaning to talk to you about. Go on. Frank Mclaury... he's on the war path again.
He's gunning for you! He's got it in his head that you've been runnin' your mouth about him and some Benson
stagecoach hold up. What if I have? Frank is a no-good yellow-bellied snake in the grass!
What i need is another drink! And and by the looks of you two, I could use one. Come on.
You see... your brother talks, and he talks, but he never does back up any of those threats. No sir, he
is just a coward. What do you say we settle this little blood feud here and now? It's fine by me.
Hey, Tom I can't shoot him with my finger!
What's it gonna be there Frank?! As you can see I ain't rightly fixed for a fight now!
i want you to get a message your pal Holiday! I don't got time for that!
You're gonna let him know he's got a fight coming Virgil!
(Crowd booing) hey.. hey... you guys sound like a bunch of cows!
Holiday, you come on out lunger! It's your day to die!
(knocking on door) House-keeping!
That's an awful lot of tough talk there Wyatt! Yeah it's just a shame it's coming out of a dead man!
Yeah... yeah you once had your chance, you could have walked away!
Behind the O.K. Corral on Fremont Street. They look to mean business and boys... they've got guns!
Then we will disarm them, come on! Doc, if you're coming with us you're gonna do it my way! You
cowboy's been looking for a fight, well now you've got one! Throw up your hands! I want your guns!
(Shootout)
I got you now, you lunger! Blaze away, Frank! You're a daisy if you do! (gunfire)
Frank Mclaury, dead. Tom Mclaury,
dead. 19 year old Billy Clanton, dead. That was it, over before it ever started.
Two months after this gun fight, Virgil Earp was ambushed outside the Crystal Palace Saloon.
Three shotguns went off but he still refused to die.
Crippled up pretty bad, Virgil wandered the west until death found him in Nevada, in 1905.
(Music: Geronimo)
So, this is Tombstone here...and here is where Geronimo surrendered.
Skelton Canyon.
(music continues: Give, us your soul...)
(Music continues: there's never an option to run...)
(Audio playing: This is where the world famous poker game took place).
You know you can't go anywhere without a piece of pie, Michelle... after you.
Homemade apple cobbler a' la mode! Holy cow, that thing's huge!
It said it's big enough for two!
Very interesting! Lots of history, I love all that western history. Yeah i do too! You want to drive again? Sure! Feeling like a. Oh yeah! tough cowgirl? I do...I am!
So now we are at the Boothill grave site.
Graveyard! That.
This is where the three gentlemen from the O.K. Corral that were shot and killed... it's where they were buried... as well as many others.
She likes gravesites... she's weird...shhh.
Yeah. This was the first one.
He died... oh, he was found... in an abandoned mine in 1882.
So he was found in this mine but he was well dressed indicating he was not a miner. hmm
how did he end up there? He got there from drinking too much, patron.
And there they rest...
Billy Clanton, Frank Mclaury... and Tom Mclaury. Poor souls...
they were no daisies. Sorry guys.
These guys are looking for ghosts.
Hi. Hey! What is that contraption? Oh, an SLS. Structured light sensor. You seen anything?
Yeah earlier... just a minute ago... we found something over there. There's
like a orange iron cage. Yeah. Around the grave over there, we found something over there.
Look at this Michelle!
Was it over here? There! Oh!
So like, how far in front of us would that be?
Well it's standing like right there. Interesting! That's crazy! Yeah!
That was pretty...cold... yeah, that was cold and that was pretty weird, holding whatever that contraption was called
and all this little stick figures that like pop up every once in a while. The phenomenon stuff? That's pretty
creepy. Things that make you go... hmm.
And you know I just gotta say it!
Why, i'm your huckleberry... and you're no daisy. That was my line! You want to say it? Well go ahead. And you're no daisy. I know that...
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