You can't cut it down. You just can't.

Go ahead. Cut me down. I'm not coming down. I'm never coming down.

There is no season three. They canceled that show. Well, they can't cancel it. It ended on a cliffhanger. They did.

The tree? Yeah. Now come on down.

I'm right behind you. Off with his head! I can't watch.

It was two weeks after the sycamore tree was cut down and I was just starting to feel normal again.

I took his head, soaked the earth with his blood.

And by the blood of Genghis, I will cut their leader's head off and tie it to the mane of my horse.

I just kept whacking away. Well, it didn't take long before Walter was on the ground and running back to his house.

Oh. This is so exciting. Well, now, don't be surprised if, like Star Trek, it's canceled in three.

Now, can we chop the tree down? No. We'll have to call the highest rescue service in the land.

No. They can't just cancel a show like Alphas. You know? They have to help the viewers let go.

Not only because they prevent deforestation, but they actually use less energy and have a lower carbon emission once everything is taken into account.

And he lost whatever rights he might have had as an American when he cut that poor man's head off. So don't give me your pride or your position.

In 1931, Thomas Edison confided to his friend, Henry Ford, "we are like tenant farmers, chopping down the fence around our house for fuel, when we should be using nature's inexhaustible sources of energy, sun, wind, and tide."