" Joey eyes Shane and asks: "Bet you can shoot.(Hesitant pause) Can""t you?" Shane replies, with understatement: "Little bit." A hoot and holler from a cowboy is heard, signaling the arrival of other riders.Joe is suspicious of Shane at first, believing that Shane is associated with the hired cowhands attempting to move the sod-busting "squatters" off the land to keep them from heir claims.Script modifications were made to present the original story as less debased and malicious, by changing the married status of the adulterous man (Latimer) to only engaged, by reducing the depiction of the ""affair,"" and by non-sensically modifying the scene of a medical abortion (changed to a visit in an attorney""s office).It played as a tribute to Hollywood""s B-horror films, by mentioning many different films in its lyrics:[Note: They were the lips of female performer Patricia Quinn - the character of Magenta." The deathly-ill office fall-guy has suffered through another personally-inconvenient evening - Dobisch left the executive wash room key under Bud""s door mat rather than the apartment key - and he had to wake the landlady at four in the morning o gain entrance to his own home.The Professor entered the spare room, carrying the cricket ball that had broken the window earlier - he asked what they had been doing in the wardrobe.