Augustus: Why! There wouldn""t be anything left!Aunt Patricia: Excuse me.Beau: Aunt Pat? Would you show us the Blue Water before you go? We may not get another chance to see it.The credits (obscured by the background action) played over a sequence of a series of mishaps (Rube Goldberg-style) occurring on Metropolis"" city streets: a voluptuous office assistant (later identified as Lorelei Ambrosia) in a low-cut white/pink polka-dot dress walked by - oblivious to her effect upon others as she set other events in motion: an errant roller skater lost her balance and propelled a hot-dog wagon into a row of three phone booths that fell like dominoes, wind-up penguin toys from a Penguin Vendor (Henry Woolf) waddled off in different directions, a seeing-eye dog ran after another dog - leaving its Blind Man master (Graham Stark) staggering into the street and grabbing the handle of a line-painting machine, a Man in a Cap (Gordon Rollings) fell into an open ditch, a Century Savings Bank robbery criminal (Peter Wear) fled the scene, a wayward policeman""s bullet struck a tire on a passing car on Third Avenue and sent it into a hydrant on the curb, where the car""s interior filled with water - threatening to drown the Man Trapped in Car (Roy Alon).While buying snacks at an AM-PM Mini-Mart (gas was 74.9 cents/gallon!), LAPD Sgt.Al Powell (Reginald VelJohnson) was notified of a Code 2 at the nearby Nakatomi Building in Century City, and proceeded to the area.One Possible Roadblock: The Introduction of Lorraine:Tatum returned to the trading post (a combination curio shop and restaurant), and next to the wall phone inside, he told Lorraine that he would be contacting all the key people to be brought ogether: "We""ll get some action here.[Throughout the entire extended sequence, the melancholic "Nights in White Satin" performed by The Moody Blues was viewed on TV screens.