Double Jeopardy

:01:07

I'm pretty hungry.
I hope we catch some fish soon.

:01:10

Me too.

:01:11

- Okay, help me wind.
- Wind back?

:01:14

Can we turn this one?
Slowly.

:01:17

Slowly, slowly,
slowly, slowly.

:01:19

- I am doing it slowly.
- Okay, you got it.

:01:22

Oh, Matty, look!

:01:24

- You see that big boat out there?
- Mm-hmm.

:01:26

She is the prettiest boat on Whidbey
Island. That's the Morning Star.

:01:32

Someday when you're big enough,
I'm gonna teach you how to sail.

:01:35

- It's the best thing there is, sailing.
- Better than fishing?

:01:38

Yup.
But you know what, kiddo?

:01:41

- I don't think I want you to grow up.
- Why?

:01:44

What if you grow up
and marry some beautiful girl?

:01:46

- Who's gonna go sailing with me then?
- Dad.

:01:50

Not a chance.

:01:57

Thank you so much.

:02:07

Nick. Uh, we need to talk.

:02:10

Always happy to talk to you, Rudy.
Hey, Warren.

:02:13

Did you get that notice
from First Seattle today?

:02:16

Yeah. Yeah, as a matter of fact, I did.

:02:18

- Good.
- Then you know.

:02:20

- We've got a real problem.
- First Seattle is not a problem.

:02:24

These martinis are a problem.
Do you mind?

:02:27

- Not at all.
- Where were we? Right, First Seattle.

:02:31

- Mommy?
- Hey, kiddo.

:02:34

- How's it going?
- Hand off.

:02:39

- Oh, you sack of potatoes.
- Ay-yi-yi.

:02:42

Have you been carrying him
around the whole party?

:02:44

- Yeah.
- We're never gonna marry you, Angie.

:02:46

Mm, yes. Picasso.

:02:51

Blue Period.

:02:53

The artist's name is Kandinsky.

:02:56

Wassily Kandinsky.

:02:58

He was German, of Russian extraction,
1866 to 1944.