Christmas in Connecticut
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:03:12
- That for me?
- No, this is for Seaman Sinkewicz.

:03:16
This is for you, and you've got
a surprise tonight.

:03:19
Turkey? Steak?
:03:23
A lovely raw egg
floating in your milk.

:03:34
"By America's best cook,
Elizabeth Lane.

:03:37
Roast goose Bernoise
with walnut dressing...

:03:40
...giblet gravy, cranberry..."
:03:58
Did you enjoy your lunch,
honey boy?

:04:00
You mean that mush?
:04:01
When a guy's okay,
and he wants some man-size food...

:04:04
...why do they hold out on him?
:04:06
You forget you were out on a raft
for 18 days without any food.

:04:09
Your tummy's not ready
for solid food.

:04:11
And why is Sinkewicz's stomach
any different than mine?

:04:14
Because you starved longer
than he did, Jeffy.

:04:16
You gave him the last
of that K ration, remember?

:04:18
That was a great sacrifice.
:04:20
That was no sacrifice.
:04:21
Have you ever tasted K ration?
:04:23
If I starved longer, do they
have to try to finish the job?

:04:26
Of course not,
but the doctors know best.

:04:28
All I get is milk, milk, milk.
:04:29
- Every time I yawn, I'm scared I'll moo.
- Silly boy.

:04:32
I'll get something to read
and be right back.

:04:34
- Hi, fella.
- Hi, Sinkewicz.

:04:37
Say, look, you had steak
again yesterday, didn't you?

:04:39
And today, chicken Maryland.
:04:42
Oh, brother.
:04:43
- How do you work it?
- You gotta use the old magoo, Jeff.

:04:46
That's all. The old magoo.
:04:53
- The old magoo.
- Here we are.

:04:55
Your favorite and mine.
:04:57
Elizabeth Lane.
:04:59
You know, she must be the most
wonderful cook in America.


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