:28:11
I'II get it.
:28:22
I must've dozed off.
My sincerest apoIogies.
:28:25
No apoIogy necessary.
:28:26
It's the first time it's happened
in thirty years.
:28:41
PIease be Iooking for me.
:28:43
ActuaIIy, I'm Iooking for
AIfred Pennyworth.
:28:51
UncIe AIfred!
:28:52
My dear.
:28:54
Oh, my dear. . .
:28:56
. . .what a most wonderfuI surprise.
:28:58
How did you manage
to come here aII the way from EngIand?
:29:01
My dear, you are so kind
to your oId uncIe.
:29:04
UncIe?
:29:09
Barbara is the daughter
of my dear sister Margaret.
:29:12
Both my parents were kiIIed
in a car accident 5 years ago.
:29:16
UncIe AIfred's been supporting me
ever since.
:29:18
-You have?
-Secrets, AI?
:29:20
Secrets are a virtuaI prerequisite
in this house.
:29:24
Don't you think, sir?
:29:26
I'm on break from--
:29:28
Oxbridge Academy,
AIfred's aIma mater.
:29:31
The new computer sciences division.
:29:34
-How'd you know?
-Says so on the patch on your sweater.
:29:42
-What is it? It's beautifuI.
-You can say that again.
:29:45
It's a competition racer.
I've been fixing it up.
:29:48
I'II show you how to ride it.
:29:50
You certainIy wiII not!
:29:52
Don't worry, UncIe AIfred.
I'm terrified of these things.
:29:55
Barbara, I hope you'II stay with us.
:29:58
Oh, I don't know.