1:05:01
Sorry. Thanks very much.
Got it. Safe and sound.
1:05:06
Yes, the Strudelhund thing.
1:05:08
No one's heard of it...
1:05:09
...and then l looked up ''Gelandensprung''
in my atlas and it wasn't there.
1:05:17
You're right.
1:05:20
There's no Gelandensprung.
There's no Strudelhunds.
1:05:24
l'm sorry l had to deceive you.
1:05:27
What's going on?
1:05:32
l want you to know everything about me.
1:05:35
Likewise.
1:05:37
Can you keep an open mind?
1:05:39
l mean, really wide open?
1:05:41
l think so, yes.
1:05:44
l have a most extraordinary condition.
1:05:48
Thank you.
1:05:50
You familiar with the works
of Edward Jenner?
1:05:52
The vaccination chap
who experimented on himself?
1:05:57
Probably you would never...
1:05:59
-...experiment on yourself--
-No, l have actually. l mean...
1:06:02
...nothing so extraordinary as Jenner,
obviously but...
1:06:06
...l used my cryogenic technique to...
1:06:10
...to freeze one of my own eggs.
1:06:12
You did?
1:06:14
Why?
1:06:18
...l've always wanted children and l...
1:06:21
...l never found the person that l want to....
1:06:27
And l'm not getting younger, so l thought,
well, l'll just save one, just in case.
1:06:32
lt's in the dairy section under ''Junior.''
1:06:35
What did you say?
1:06:37
My egg...
1:06:39
...is in...
1:06:40
-...the freezer at the lab.
-You call it Junior?
1:06:44
l know. Well, l couldn't put my own
name because everybody would know.
1:06:49
And you can't tell if it's a boy or a girl,
so l thought Junior would--
1:06:54
l know. l've shocked you, haven't l?
1:06:57
l suppose it is a bit perverse
having your own eggs on display.