1:16:01
I better have a look at the patient.
1:16:08
He's in a lot worse shape than I thought.
1:16:11
Better lay off Armenian women.
1:16:13
You can see the coded
medical history on read-out four.
1:16:18
I believe that this is going to be
a very difficult croning job.
1:16:23
- Yes. Cloning, you idiot, not croning.
- Cloning.
1:16:27
We are ready to proceed.
1:16:31
After looking at the nose,
1:16:32
I get the feeling what we oughta do
perhaps is postpone the cloning.
1:16:36
Excuse me, Doctor, but
that would be a tragic mistake.
1:16:40
I think the computer is failing to take into
account what I call the Pinocchio factor.
1:16:45
It states that the square root of the
proboscis equals the sum of the sinuses
1:16:50
over seven.
1:16:51
What is your opinion, Doctor?
Should we proceed or postpone?
1:16:56
Indeed.
1:17:00
One moment. A moment.
A medical moment.
1:17:03
Yes. Well...
1:17:07
I believe that we should
go ahead with the cloning.
1:17:10
Go ahead with...
1:17:11
I have to have a conference
with the doctor for a second...
1:17:15
I just wanna speak to you...
1:17:17
- What do you mean?
- What are we supposed to do?
1:17:20
- I don't know how to clone a nose.
- You're crazy. I'm sick of this.
1:17:26
I'm sick of this. You make me crazy.
1:17:29
- Doctor, would you please proceed?
- You stop it!
1:17:32
Get a grip on yourself.
1:17:35
Of course. I'm glad you put it
to me in that fashion.
1:17:38
Now, if you'll let me have the lobster fork.
Thank you very much.
1:17:42
What you have here...
I've diagnosed the situation.
1:17:45
I think what we're dealing with is a nose.
1:17:48
I think we're all in agreeance on that.
I have the little beggar right here.
1:17:51
And what you want is a whole, entire
person connected to that nose, right?
1:17:57
Otherwise you get your money back.
1:17:59
Now, did you want me
to leave room for a moustache?