:07:01
I have no argument
with you performing them.
:07:04
You know how to help these women.
How can you not feel obligated...
:07:07
to help them when they can't
get help anywhere else?
:07:09
One: It's illegal. Two: I didn't ask
how to do it. You just showed me.
:07:14
What else could I have shown
you, Homer? The only thing
I can teach you is what I know.
:07:18
In any life,
you have to be of use.
:07:22
Of use? Of use.
:07:26
That was good, Carla. That was perfect.
Everything's gonna be fine.
:07:31
- I don't wanna see it.
- You don't have to see it, dear.
Don't worry.
:07:34
I don't even wanna know
what sex it is, so don't tell me!
:07:38
- We won't tell you.
You're gonna be okay.
- Your baby's gonna be okay too.
:07:42
- I don't wanna know!
- That's a big boy.
:07:45
Let me see him.
:07:48
I wanna see him.
:07:51
- Would you mind joining me
in the nursery?
- Okay.
:07:58
Wilbur, the adopting couple
is waiting in your office.
:08:01
Life is waiting.
Let 'em wait.
:08:05
Where's the name sheet?
:08:07
Uh, nobody's named
this one yet.
:08:09
Oh, it's my turn. Henceforth,
you shall be Little Dorrit.
:08:15
- Oh.
:08:17
No, you don't like that,
do you?
:08:19
He's a boy, that's why.
:08:22
Can't a boy be a Dorrit?
:08:24
- I don't think so.
- You do it.
:08:27
Okay.
:08:29
Henceforth,
you shall be Little Wilbur.
:08:36
I'm not crazy about
the "Little".
:08:37
Okay, just Wilbur then.
:08:41
We haven't had a Wilbur in a year or so,
have we? We used to have dozens.
:08:45
He sniffs that ether.
I've seen him do it.
:08:48
It's because he's too tired
to sleep. He has to.
:08:51
He smells like he could
put you to sleep.
:08:53
He's a doctor, Buster.
Doctors smell like ether.
:08:55
- You're a doctor, Homer.
You don't smell like ether.
- I'm not a doctor.
:08:58
I haven't been to medical school.
I haven't even been to high school.