:52:02
- I'm gonna kill you!
- I'm goin' to kill you.!
:52:04
No one is going to kill
anyone here!
:52:06
Not without a signed
permission slip from home.
:52:08
- Got it?
- Got it, Coach.
:52:13
So, Jethro...
:52:15
building on your visionary plan
for finding your uncle's wife...
:52:19
I've... I've created
this rather modest database program.
:52:23
I've cross-referenced the applicants...
:52:26
against the parameters
you indicated he desired...
:52:30
by specifying the search criteria
into functional groupings...
:52:34
and selecting the fiield values...
:52:38
through the use
of embedded commands...
:52:40
and, of course,
basic Boolean algebra.
:52:47
Miss Jane, I have no idea
what you just said.
:52:54
Oh, Jethro, you are
so delightfully... primitive.
:53:02
Uh, Miss Hathaway, would you
step into my office, please.
:53:05
- And bring the, uh, the Arlington file.
- Yes, sir.
:53:09
- I'm sorry.
- Mr. Drysdale...
:53:11
since I have trained three Kentucky Derby
winners for other people...
:53:14
it seems a logical extension that I'd want
to own and operate my own stud farm...
:53:18
Arlington Acres.
:53:20
Well, it's just...
It's just a very exciting idea.
:53:23
Then you agree that his net worth
and rural background...
:53:26
makeJed Clampett
the perfect partner for such a venture.
:53:28
Absolutely. You and Clampett,
partners in a stud farm.
:53:32
- I think it's a wonderful idea.
- So you'll call him and arrange for us to meet?
:53:35
You bet I will.
:53:37
- I'm sure he can't wait to see you.
- Oh.
:53:40
In fact, as soon as you leave, I'm going
to call Mr. Clampett on the phone.
:53:44
- Ah! This is very exciting.
- Isn't it?
:53:46
Yeah.
:53:49
But, chief,
you specifiically told me...
:53:52
that you did not want Mr. Clampett
involved in such a risky venture.
:53:55
Exactly.
Shred and burn that.
:53:57
And don't ever let that lady
back in this offiice.