:53:00
Oh, you should see strong men quail
:53:03
If he should spy a shirttail
:53:05
All right, Harding. Cut it.
:53:07
Steve. Thought you'd be amused.
:53:10
This is a saga of a man
whose tack of charm...
:53:12
is exceeded only by his lack
of intestinal fortitude.
:53:15
It's not funny.
You ought to know better.
:53:17
Find somebody else to sing about.
That's an order!
:53:19
Why? Old Yellowstain
ought to be flattered.
:53:22
I don't wanna hear the name
Old yellowstain again.
:53:26
The captain wants a meeting
in the wardroom immediately.
:53:31
And he kids us not!
:53:36
Don't get up, gentlemen.
:53:39
I'm not feeling too well.
:53:41
What I have to say
won't take long.
:53:45
That'll be all, steward.
:53:56
I know some of you were, perhaps,
a little afraid of me.
:53:59
I'm not that terrible.
I have a wife, a child and a dog.
:54:04
They're rather fond of me.
:54:06
Even the dog doesn't think
I'm a monster.
:54:12
Perhaps certain things happened today.
:54:15
As I always say,
a command is a lonely job.
:54:19
It isn't easy to make decisions.
:54:21
Sometimes the captain of a ship needs
help--by help I mean...
:54:26
oonstructive loyalty.
:54:29
What I'm trying to say is...
:54:32
a ship is like a family.
:54:35
We all have our ideas
of right and wrong...
:54:38
but we have to pitch in
for the good of the family.
:54:45
If there was only some way
we oould help each other.
:54:51
l--
:54:55
If there's anything any of you
would like to say...
:54:59
I'll be glad to listen.