:07:03
Mr Cross, what exactly does that ad
have to do with "Scrooge"?
:07:09
Nothing. Why?
:07:12
You can't show that commercial.
If you run that...
:07:15
you're gonna frighten people.
:07:17
- You think I'm off base?
- Yes!
:07:20
Well... a tad, sir.
:07:21
Um, that looked like
the Manson Family Christmas Special.
:07:25
Well, it's a little late
for this kind of feedback.
:07:29
That's because it's the first time
I've seen it, sir.
:07:33
You're right, I... sprung it on you.
:07:36
It's not that bad, just lose, like,
you know, the gun and the blood...
:07:41
- All right...
- And the guy shooting up...
:07:44
I'll tell you in five minutes.
:07:46
- Thank you, sir.
- Thank YOU.
:07:49
You know,
I think we're a little bit alike.
:07:54
Sir? Merry Christmas.
:07:57
- Thanks for the talk.
- Thank you.
:07:59
We don't wanna scare
the Dickens out of people.
:08:03
The "Dickens" out of people.
:08:05
Nobody gets me.
:08:07
Grace, who is that guy?
:08:11
- Eliot, Loudermilk.
- OK.
:08:13
Have security clear his desk
and toss him out.
:08:17
Oh, he's fired?
:08:19
- But it's Christmas.
- Thank you!
:08:22
Call Accounting, stop his bonus.
:08:26
- A clear shot at his back.
- Eliot Loudermilk...
:08:30
Code Nine.
:08:31
Grace, what in the hell is this?
:08:34
That's a painting one of my kids did.
There's Santa Claus and Mrs Claus.
:08:39
How many fingers does Mrs Claus have?
:08:42
- 11.
- 11.
:08:43
Right, it's crap,
I don't want it here.
:08:47
She'll understand, she's an amazingly
understanding woman.
:08:50
I'll just say, "Hi, honey, we have
to move to a studio apartment."
:08:58
Mr Cross, it's time
for your Christmas list.