:26:00
Ah, it's okay.
I don't mind.
:26:01
- Come on.
:26:04
Come on. Let's get out.
Come on now.
:26:06
- Oh, sure you can. Come on.
- Good morning.
:26:10
- Morning.
- Dr Larch.
:26:12
- Candy.
- Hi, I'm Wally. I brought
some chocolates for the kids.
:26:16
Chocolates? How thoughtful.
Come on, Curly.
:26:23
- So, Mrs...
- Candy.
:26:26
Candy Kendall.
:26:29
Wally. Wally Worthington.
:26:42
How many months are you?
:26:49
- Uh, two.
- Two.
:26:57
Um...
:26:59
Are you... Are you the...
Are you doing the...
:27:03
Oh, no. Dr Larch will be
performing the procedure.
:27:06
- Oh, good.
- Okay.
:27:08
I was...
I was just curious.
:27:11
- Excuse me.
:27:14
The woman you delivered last night,
she's complaining of pain.
:27:17
Okay. I'll take a look.
Couple of minutes. Thank you.
:27:31
Are you okay?
:27:33
Yeah. I think
it was the ether.
:27:37
Oh, the... That smell
must've got to me.
:27:42
Oh, God,
this is all my fault.
:27:46
Homer, Steerforth got into the pantry.
He's eaten all the pie dough.
:27:49
- He wasn't sharing it either.
- He's down the hall throwing up.
:27:52
- He's such a pig.
- Don't call him a pig. It's
not nice to call people names.
:27:56
But he is a pig.