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A man struggles to make his case after a bag of illicit items is discovered bearing his name. He finds it difficult to convince the authorities of his innocence. A talkative driver then gives the police a lengthy, contradictory story about what happened.

See You Later, Alligator is a television programme that is categorised as an episode. It is listed simply as a programme, with its format identified as an episode rather than a series or a film. The title alone signals the content’s stand‑alone nature. The central narrative follows a man who finds himself in a precarious position when a bag containing illegal items bears his name. Despite his attempts to explain the circumstances, he struggles to persuade the authorities that he is not responsible for the contraband. The presence of his name on the bag creates a strong presumption against him, making it difficult for him to mount an effective defence. Complicating matters further is a loquacious driver who becomes involved with the police. The driver offers a lengthy testimony, engaging the officers with a story that stretches over several minutes. However, the account he provides is riddled with inconsistencies, and the details he supplies often contradict one another, leaving the investigators with a confusing picture of what actually transpired. The juxtaposition of the man's inability to clear his name and the driver’s contradictory narrative places the officers in a dilemma. They must weigh the weight of a bag labelled with the man's identity against a testimony that fails to present a coherent version of events.