Bugsy wrote a poem about Billy and he's reading in to the crew in the galley.
Bugsy gives Sully a hard time after he slips and drops all the lightsticks ov...
Bugsy gives Billy the bad news about the ice machine that keeps their entire ...
Billy gives the crew the good news that they wanted to hear and now they're h...
Bugsy is hitting on a woman at the bar in the Crow's Nest and they're talking...
Bugsy is trying to get some action from the ladies at the bar but things aren...
Bugsy is trying to pick up on women at the bar and things aren't going to wel...
Bugsy is jealous that Pierre has taken a woman upstairs to hook up and he can...
The crew is pissed off to find out that they're going right back out to sea.
Bugsy puts the moves on a large woman at the bar but she's already double fis...
Bugsy gives a woman at the bar a terrible line that she isn't very happy about.
Bugsy sits down with a woman at the bar and toasts to crime before he slams t...
Bugsy is talking to a woman at the bar and he' s having trouble remembering h...
Bugsy wants to hook up with the woman he has been spittin' game with and she ...
Bugsy and Irene are talking in a bar and Bugsy tried to take her home but she...
Bugsy gives Irene a nice compliment at the bar as he tries to hook up with her.
Bugsy is talking to Irene right before the boat leaves for sea on their fishi...
Billy walks out of the wheelhouse and gets the crew going for some fishing an...
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