:54:02
and that's
the little baby, Cynthia.
:54:06
Well, you certainly
have a wonderful family.
:54:09
Thank you.
:54:11
Get out of my way!
Don't worry. Don't worry!
:54:15
What is this nonsense about Evelyn not
being on the cover of our first issue?
:54:19
Osborn, we'll
discuss that later.
:54:22
There's nothing to discuss!
:54:24
Get into your garter belt, Mother.
You're gonna be on that cover.
:54:29
That'll be the day.!
Not on the cover of my magazine.
:54:31
Oh, so it's your magazine!
:54:34
Now, now. If there's
a difference of opinion,
:54:38
I'm sure Mr. Tremain and I
can settle it like gentlemen.
:54:42
Nice to have met you, Mr.
Peacock. A real pleasure.
:54:47
See you later, Charles. Ta-ta, Lisa.
:54:50
What did you think of him? He's just folks!
:54:57
Come on! I wanna
show you something.
:55:00
Good morning, Miss Love. Good morning.
:55:03
Good morning, Miss Love. Richard.
:55:05
An old retired schoolteacher for whom Mr.
Twilight has created a new and useful life.
:55:10
What a wonderful
human being.
:55:12
Now, on to your penthouse.
:55:22
We haven't had much time. We're
still putting it all together.
:55:26
Uh-huh.
:55:33
We're gonna keep
your pussycats in there.
:55:36
My, uh, p-p-pussycats?
:55:39
It's all very obvious,
of course.
:55:41
But then when you're trying to
personify blatant sex, it usually is.
:55:45
Oh, how true.
:55:47
- Abner?
- Uh, oh, oh.
:55:58
Good morning, Mr. Peacock.
It's your household staff.