:35:02
These herbs not to eat.
:35:04
Not? Well, what then?
:35:06
Wait until midnight.
Then burn these herbs in teacup.
:35:10
- Burn them in a teacup?
- You do have teacup?
:35:13
Yes, yes.
:35:14
Meanwhile, you are going
to pick up children from school?
:35:18
No. I was gonna have the baby-sitter do it.
I have another appointment.
:35:28
- It's good to see you.
- You, too.
:35:30
- How's Doug?
- He's fine. I'm so happy for you, Nancy.
:35:34
- Thank you.
- This is great.
:35:36
- I got your flowers.
- Oh, good.
:35:38
- It was very sweet.
- It was nothing.
:35:41
Just a few months ago
we were on the beach in Southampton.
:35:44
You were daydreaming about moving up.
And look, here you are. A big shot.
:35:47
Well...
:35:51
Tell him I'll be in later.
:35:53
I'm so jammed. Meetings with writers,
lunch at NBC, and screenings till eight.
:35:59
- Goodness.
- Anyhow, Alice, what can I do for you?
:36:01
OK. Well, over the years,
certain ideas have occurred to me.
:36:05
I've always felt, if they were written up,
they might make good shows, or a series.
:36:10
- Uh-huh.
- I wanted to get your opinion on the plot.
:36:14
And if you think it's something
for your show, I'd like to write it.
:36:18
- You write?
- I wrote a little when I was young.
:36:22
- You know, nothing major, obviously.
- You kept it a secret if you wrote.
:36:26
Well, I'd like to try. I'd like to try.
:36:29
- I did work on some shows years ago.
- Wasn't that in the costume department?
:36:34
Yeah, but, you know, at least
I did have some contact with the theatre.
:36:38
Uh-huh. So what's your idea?
Because the truth is, I'm backed up today.
:36:44
Oh. OK. Well, it's about two sisters
who were very close as kids.
:36:49
And now that they're adults,
they've grown apart.
:36:53
- Like you and your sister.
- Me?
:36:56
Aren't you and Dorothy polite
but not so friendly?
:36:59
Well, gee, I never even thought of that.