:31:10
There you are, Mr. Robinson.
This one's on the house!
:31:13
That's very kind of you, Ginger.
:31:14
I reckon an expectant father deserves
a free drink, don't you, Sister George?
:31:18
I do, indeed.
You make the best of it, my dear.
:31:21
It's not often you get a free drink
from Ginger.
:31:25
You are a card, George, and no mistake.
:31:27
I'd better be off to the hospital
to see the wife.
:31:31
- Give her my regards, would you?
- And mine.
:31:33
I'll do that. We're hoping for a boy.
Thanks for the drink, Ginger.
:31:38
- Cheerio!
- Cheerio.
:31:39
Cheers.
:31:40
- He's a lovely lad, isn't he?
- Yes, he's lovely.
:31:45
I hope everything turns out
to be all right for him.
:31:48
Why shouldn't it?
:31:50
Mrs. Robinson's got complications.
:31:54
Very serious complications.
:31:57
You mean...
:32:00
she might lose the baby?
:32:02
As I see it,
losing the baby might be a blessing.
:32:07
Dearie me. That's terrible!
:32:13
That's just terrible.
:32:21
That's terrible.
:32:26
- Who the hell is that?
- That's probably Mrs. Croft.
:32:28
- Mrs. Croft? The Assistant Head?
- That's what I've been trying to tell you.
:32:32
She rang and said
she wanted to come around and see you.
:32:34
- But why here? Why not the office?
- How do I know?
:32:37
Is she the one who used to answer
listener's questions on Woman's Hour?
:32:41
Yes, that's her.
But what's that got to do with it?
:32:43
- I thought she sounded very nice.
- She is nice.
:32:46
Mrs. Croft is a very nice woman.
:32:55
- My God, I'm for it.
- Shall I let her in?