:38:03
- Is this my rabbit?
- Yes.
:38:06
- Harry!
- Trudi.
:38:08
We don't allow animals
in the bedrooms.
:38:11
It's a pet! It had a name!
You don't eat things with names.
:38:15
It was an injured rabbit.
It was in pain.
:38:18
You were a bit hasty.
Mac was looking after it.
:38:22
All it needed was lots of rest
and proper treatment.
:38:26
Mac was on top of the situation.
:38:28
They didn't like the rabbit.
:38:30
Mac loved the rabbit!
That's the point. It had a name!
:38:34
Is it worthwhile calling the vet?
:38:37
Don't be a clown, Gordon.
Make some coffee.
:38:40
It had a broken leg. Check the bones
if you don't believe me.
:38:47
I'm sorry, Mac,
but we eat rabbits here.
:38:50
The vet would have done the same.
:38:52
I didn't know it had a name.
:38:54
It's OK, Stella.
:38:56
Look, you don't have to finish it.
:38:59
- How was it, anyway?
- It was nice.
:39:02
Apart from it being Trudi,
it was nice.
:39:05
What lovely long eyelashes
you've got.
:39:11
Was it a wine sauce?
:39:12
Yeah.
:39:14
I let it simmer for
a couple of hours in some white wine.
:39:19
Why did you call it Trudi?
:39:21
No reason.
:39:45
Apart from anything else,
a Rolls Royce will last longer.
:39:49
It's a false economy
to invest in cheap goods.
:39:53
It's not cheap. The Maserati's
30,000, and it looks nicer.
:39:57
You can't get four or five winter
lambs into the back of a Maserati.