:22:00
l don't get your generation's humour.
:22:03
l don't have a generation.
:22:05
Then l think you should get one.
:22:19
l got it right here.
:22:21
Morning, l'm Ted. Designed to make
your life a more annoying place to be.
:22:27
l'm Suzanne, designed to be annoyed.
:22:30
Then we'll get along just great.
:22:33
-This, of course, is your--
-My hamster cage.
:22:36
-Your resting place.
-My final resting place.
:22:39
l dreamed it would end like this.
Alone in a tiny room with an AM radio.
:22:44
lt won't end like this,
it'll just middle.
:22:46
lt'll end in a larger room...
:22:48
...with air conditioning
and an AM/FM radio.
:22:50
l have news to cheer you up.
:22:52
The producer's coming to see you.
One of them.
:22:56
-How many are there?
-Three.
:22:58
The Father, the Son
and the Holy Ghost.
:23:00
Which one am l
endearing myself to today?
:23:03
-Anybody home?
-Morning.
:23:05
Hi. Joe Pierce.
Just came by to welcome you aboard.
:23:08
-You ready for makeup?
-Soon.
:23:10
Any more people in here,
we'll need a lubricant.
:23:14
Ted, thanks.
We'll see you out there.
:23:17
Rob, get the door, please.
:23:20
Suzanne, this is my agent,
Rob Sonnenfeld.
:23:24
He came by to make sure
that we're all A-OK.
:23:30
Nice to see you.
:23:31
We came by to say hi and make sure
everything's up to snuff.
:23:35
Yeah, everything's great.
:23:37
And we'll need a drug screen.
:23:40
Excuse me?
:23:42
lt's not for us.
We're not worried about you at all.
:23:46
The damn insurance company
won't cover you without a screen.
:23:49
l see.
:23:51
We're behind you a hundred percent.
lt's just...
:23:55
...a formality.
:23:57
Yeah, l understand totally.