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:22:00
in front of all media.
:22:01
I assume all this merchandising
will be available?

:22:05
Absolutely. From fridge magnets
to frisbees, we'll be ready.

:22:08
It will probably be about 11am
:22:11
when the stage
is set for Dr Bean.

:22:13
Yes, right, we really...
:22:16
We should bring in
the Doctor here.

:22:27
Dr Bean?
:22:41
Doctor, we've inspected
the schedule, and...

:22:44
if you would just look
at yours over there.

:22:48
The General arrives at 10am
:22:51
and unveils
the picture at 10.30.

:22:53
About eleven o'clock
should be your speech.

:22:58
I think twenty minutes
should be long enough.

:23:02
- Don't you, Bernice?
- Absolutely.

:23:04
You could fill hours, Doctor,
:23:06
but it would be best
to keep it light.

:23:09
Maybe some anecdotes about
the painting of the picture,

:23:13
and why it is considered
America's greatest painting.

:23:16
Is that going to be enough,
Doctor, 20 minutes?

:23:26
If you'll excuse me,
I have lunch with the Mayor.

:23:30
Not what I like, but duty calls.
:23:32
Doctor, good to meet you.
:23:35
It's a complex experience.
:23:37
Enjoy your stay with David.
:23:39
They're simple people, but warm.
:23:42
David, may I have
a private word?

:23:44
OK. Wait for me
at the new acquisitions.

:23:48
I'll join you shortly.
:23:56
He's a genius, right?
:23:59
- Yeah, he's eccentric, but...
- Yes!


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