:18:02
Those bottle feedings - for the first six
weeks, two every night at 2am and 6am.
:18:06
I'll see you.
:18:18
Oh, don't set an extra place, don't bother.
:18:20
- He won't even be here.
- You wanna bet?
:18:23
He has a letter for Pop,
that doesn't mean he'll be invited to dinner.
:18:27
Not only will he come to dinner
but he'll tell us where to sit.
:18:31
And he'll do the carving, and dominate
the conversation completely.
:18:36
And I'll bet you he has two desserts.
:18:38
- Oh, Laurie.
- My impression of Mr Burke.
:18:41
- Sounds like a vacuum cleaner salesman.
- Foot in the door type.
:18:44
You girls will have to share him
because I'll be devoting my charms to Bob.
:18:49
Laurie, here comes Pop.
:18:51
- And alone.
- I don't believe it.
:18:56
Well, I'll be...
:19:02
Girls...
:19:05
Mr Burke.
:19:08
- What are you looking for?
- Paper.
:19:10
The boy generally tries
to lose it in this bush.
:19:16
- There you are.
- Thanks.
:19:19
- How are they doing?
- Fine. In great voice.
:19:21
Mrs Ridgefield's got
a sleepless night ahead.
:19:24
Dogs... Bah! If they keep me awake,
it's your fault.
:19:28
They will. They're not only loud,
they're off pitch, like German opera.
:19:32
Your father was a great man
and a great musician.
:19:35
What would he say if he knew
you had midwifed a litter of pups
:19:39
and, worse yet, disparaged Wagner?
:19:41
My father taught me
to love dogs and Mozart.
:19:44
- Maybe not in that order.
- Bah!
:19:46
Mr Tuttle, I don't understand
your affection for that word.
:19:50
Bah!
:19:52
- Let me have your hat.
- Thanks.
:19:58
Oh, I don't...