:11:14
It's him.
:11:15
The Health Department
has it in for Harrison,
:11:18
'cause they say he's got
too many cats.
:11:21
I know, I know.
:11:22
Too bad for them,
Harrison has a system.
:11:26
See a hat, don't be home.
:11:29
No hat, no problem.
:11:34
Another score for the cat fan.
:11:49
Hey.
:11:50
Hey.
:11:52
Want some necklace?
:11:53
How about you, man?
:11:56
Ew. You got it all spitty.
:11:58
Tastes better that way.
:12:00
Good.
:12:01
Hey, Harriet,
what are you writing?
:12:03
Notes.
:12:04
Can we read them?
:12:05
Can you read this?
:12:07
Okay, okay.
:12:08
I just wanted to know
:12:09
why you're always
writing like a maniac.
:12:11
I want to remember everything.
:12:13
I want to know everything.
:12:15
Well, you must realize, Harriet,
:12:16
knowing everything
won't do you a bit of good
:12:18
unless you use it to put
beauty in this world.
:12:20
True or false?
:12:21
True.
:12:22
Of course it is.
:12:23
Harriet, your mother called.
:12:24
She's going to be late.
:12:25
Come on, Sport, Janie.
:12:26
I'll have you home
before dinner.
:12:28
Golly always takes us places.
:12:30
She sees things
other people barely notice.
:12:33
She's my nanny and...
well, she's Golly.
:12:37
Okay, survey of the day.
:12:39
Today's question is:
:12:40
What wouldn't you eat
for a million dollars?
:12:42
Bratwurst.
:12:44
Sport?
:12:45
Um... camel boogers,
dried roadkill,
:12:48
and my dad's meatloaf.
:12:50
Janie?
:12:54
It's the last day of summer.
:12:57
Sad but true.
:12:59
Au revoir, monsieur soleil.