Plot SynopsisThe big-budget, sentimental soap opera portrayed a genteel, idealized Midwestern family left on the home front in 1943 during World War II.The ship""s doctor again suspected sabotage.At first, the plan was to rotate officers into the ship every 20 minutes, but then US frigate warshipReuben Jameswas spotted approaching on the horizon -- warning theRed Octobernot to submerge or face being fired upon.Feel good?Chris: Yeah, it feels good.I got no pain in my neck now.Elias: Feelin"" good""s good enough.(He raised his cocked shotgun barrel toward Chris"" mouth) Put your mouth on this.(Chris inhaled pot smoke through the barrel, a practice known as "shotgunning")Next door in another bunker (to the country music tune of Merle Haggard""s "Okie From Muskogee" - with lyrics "We don""t smoke marijuana") filled with ""boozers"" and decorated with a Confederate flag, baby-faced, redneck southerner Bunny and an irritated Junior compared their beer-drinking, poker card-playing gathering to the ""dopers"" nearby, with macho posturing about getting "pussy":Bunny: Man, where the hell is everybody, man? They getting high, that""s what.]The scene quickly dissolves to the cafe that evening - at one edge of the airport runway.An airport""s beacon light sweeps across the exterior of the cafe - resembling a prison""s circular searchlight to emphasize the forced confinement of everyone in the city.He suspects a bank robbery ("a 211 in progress") and has Jaffe phone the police department for backup support.