I""ll get Belleraphon into your system before then.Just stay alive! I""m not going to lose you." He parachuted out of the building, as Nyah was seized by Ambrose.The next day, Ambrose teased Nyah with a sample of the cure Bellerophon that he held in a metallic canister.The victim had been following the crime boss and his henchman before he was discovered and murdered.Two Disguised Brooklyn Cops In the Midst of a Drug Bust:In Brooklyn, New York during the Christmas holiday season, two NYPD cops are disguised outside the seedy Oasis Bar & Grill in the course of their work - a drug stakeout:Detective Jimmy ""Popeye"" Doyle (Gene Hackman) - a passionate, tough, pushy, unorthodox, bigoted and racist NYPD cop, disguised as a Santa ClausDetective Buddy "Cloudy" Salvatore Russo (Roy Scheider) posing as a hot dog vendor in a black and white checkered coatAtwo-bit black dope-drug Pusher named Willy (Alan Weeks) is confronted and accosted, who reacts by slashing Russo""s arm with one swipe of his concealed knife.Bannion has returned there to question the bartender about Lucy Chapman, but Tierney assumes a "don""t ask" policy about any barfly""s motivations and actions.The woman""s breathing is labored and she sobs as they drive along without speaking.The words of the NKC song on the radio additionally amplify the film""s dark, melancholic themes:The night is mighty chilly, and conversation seems pretty sillyI feel so mean and wrought, I""d rather have the blues than what I""ve got.It makes no difference anyway.Whatever it is, I""m against it.The second verse, which is a different song, is called: "I Always Get My Man." The bearded faculty professors join the contemptable Wagstaff, slavishly bowing and pointing to him, and circling around him in a soft-shoe routine.