:42:01
Sir?
:42:03
Thank you for that
constructive criticism. It's...
:42:05
It's a privilege to take comedy notes
from a man of your stature.
:42:10
Fine. Just don't
let it happen again.
:42:18
Whoa.
:42:20
In the dictionary under "asshole,"
it says "See him."
:42:23
Why am I here? All right, we're gonna
play some music for you right now.
:42:26
Here we go. Here's a little
James Brown comin' your way.
:42:31
Baby, help me, please.
:42:33
Whoa, I feel good
:42:37
I knew that I would, now
:42:40
I feel good
:42:44
I knew that I would, now
:42:47
So good
So good
:42:50
I got you
:42:52
- Ow
- Ow! Ow! Back again.
:42:59
When I hold you in my arms
:43:03
I know that I can do no wrong
:43:06
And when I hold you in my arms
:43:09
My love can't do me no harm
:43:12
And I feel nice
Like sugar and spice
:43:18
I feel nice
:43:21
- Like sugar and spice
- Sugar and spice!
:43:25
- So nice
- So nice!
:43:26
- So nice
- So good!
- I got you
:43:31
- I feel good
- Tell 'em, James. Hurt 'em now.
:43:34
- I knew that I would, now
- Good God, help me!
Work through it. Ow!
:43:37
I feel good
:43:40
I knew that I would
:43:44
So good
So good
:43:46
- Sir, Walter Cronkite
lives in New Jersey.
- It was a joke, sir.
:43:49
- Yes!
- Sarcasm, sir.
- Up in Bergen County.
:43:53
- That's a form of humour, sir.
Yes, sir.
- Oh, it's Hackensack!
:43:55
- Yes, sir.
- How do I know?
- I'll make sure he gets the message.
:43:58
- We're pretty happy with him,
too, sir. Thank you.
- Yes, I'm sure that wasn't
Walter Cronkite.