:35:12
Boy. Phew.
:35:21
Mabel. You look fine.
:35:25
Rested.
:35:27
I'm so happy to see you, darling.
:35:30
Oh!
:35:33
Are you hungry?
Would you want something to eat?
:35:36
- No.
- No?
:35:38
Well, will you say hel -
your hellos to everybody?
:35:41
- You saw Nick?
- Here are all the people.
:35:43
- Nick.
- I'm very happy to see you, Mabel.
:35:47
Must have been hard.
:35:49
I'm sorry to have been the one
to have done the committing.
:35:51
- I know.
- But I know that you know...
:35:54
that it was the best thing.
:35:56
So I hope we can be friends again.
:35:58
Don't talk about the past, Doctor.
:36:00
Hello, Mabel.
:36:02
It's Tina. Hi, Mabel.
You look great. Great.
:36:05
The children have been fine. No calls, no fever.
:36:09
- Hello, Mabel.
- Mama's good, and Nicky's always healthy.
:36:12
You look wonderful.
Just wonderful.
:36:15
And we're happy to see you again...
:36:18
and let us all
cut our welcoming speeches short...
:36:22
because I'm very, very hungry...
:36:25
and I'm sure you must be hungry too.
:36:28
Okay, Adolph.
We're all going to eat.
:36:30
You look great.
You really look good.
:36:32
How do you do? I'm Mabel's mother.
- You look good. God, you look sexy.
:36:35
- And this is her father George.
- She looks wonderful.
:36:38
- She does look wonderful.
- Oh.
:36:40
Very, very good.
:36:44
And we'll go to lunch, or go to a movie, huh?
:36:46
- We'll go, right? Okay?
- I could use a nice, hot cup of coffee.
:36:49
And I'm sure that you are, like me...
:36:51
- All right?
- a man of breeds...
:36:53
that is hungry.
:36:55
Let's see if we can find a cup of coffee.
:36:57
Of course you're hungry.
We'll do something about that.