1:03:01
Never mind. I'll go with
Wilson. You needn't bother.
1:03:04
Until Dr. Chumley comes back,
I'm still in charge here!
1:03:06
Let's get goin'. Let's not
stand and argue about it.
1:03:36
Yeah,
this is the place.
1:03:44
What'll it be, folks? We're
looking for someone, two men.
1:03:48
A tall, short one and a thin, fat one. I'm
so nervous, I don't know what I'm sayin'.
1:03:52
One man is short and middle-aged.
The other is much taller and younger.
1:03:55
They might have been here about
four hours ago. No, can't say I have.
1:03:58
We've been running
medium sizes all evenin'.
1:04:00
The tall man was soft-spoken and
sort of polite. His name is Dowd.
1:04:03
Dowd? Why didn't you say so?
He's here now in the back booth.
1:04:09
Is he alone? Well, there's
two schools of thought, sir.
1:04:12
If that crackpot did anything to
Dr. Chumley, I'll knock his teeth...
1:04:15
No rough stuff. Psychology.
I'll do the talking.
1:04:18
Well, I've been expecting
you. Where's the Doctor?
1:04:21
Wilson! Why don't you
take a look around the place?
1:04:25
Why don't you do that? Although
I don't believe it's for sale.
1:04:29
Miss Kelly,
these are for you.
1:04:33
Why, thank you, Mr.
Dowd! A pleasure, my dear.
1:04:37
You know, after what happened this afternoon,
these flowers really should be from you.
1:04:42
Now, won't you join me? Mr.
Dowd, I'm afraid we can't do that.
1:04:45
The situation has changed since this
afternoon, but I urge you to have no resentment.
1:04:49
Dr. Chumley is your friend and he only
wants to help you. Isn't that nice!
1:04:52
I'd be glad to help him. We all must
face reality, Dowd, sooner or later.
1:04:56
Uh-huh. Well, I wrestled with
reality for 35 years, Doctor.