:58:02
No, but she did love him.
How many women have you known?
:58:07
And what did she
die of exactly?
:58:11
She was torn apart.
She died of a broken heart.
:58:16
Oh. Well, I just...
:58:19
I need a better
medical explanation.
:58:23
Torn apart. At least King Kong,
he knew what he wanted.
:58:31
Hey, what you doin'
with that Candy, Homer?
:58:34
- Makin' history, I suppose.
:58:38
- You ain't gettin'
in no trouble, I hope.
- No trouble.
:58:42
That Candy, she's
the nicest girl I know.
:58:46
She's about the most beautiful
girl I've ever seen, but I
don't know if she's the nicest.
:58:51
She's the nicest and most beautiful
girl I've ever known.
:58:54
See, that sounds like
you in trouble already, Homer.
:58:57
Sounds like big trouble
to me, Homer.
:59:01
- I'm not in trouble.
- Yeah, you is.
:59:04
I know when people
are in trouble.
:59:07
You is.
:59:09
His name is Homer Wells,
:59:11
and his pathetic resume
is the best I've seen.
:59:15
I find it hard to believe that the board
would be interested in this character.
:59:18
But he looks like
an excellent young man.
:59:21
A first-rate candidate.
Don't you think?
:59:23
He looks like a bleeding
heart missionary moron to me.
:59:26
But that would be the problem with any
doctor interested in coming here.
:59:29
- Do you know him?
- No, and I don't want to.
:59:32
He's doing missionary work
in India.
:59:34
I wrote to him weeks ago, but either
he's too holy or too busy to answer.
:59:39
Tomboy!
:59:44
Sorry. Okay.
Come on.
:59:49
I fail to see how someone
courageous enough...
:59:51
to make a commitment
to a foreign mission is
automatically to be dismissed.
:59:55
That part of the world requires
precisely the kind of dedication
that is needed here.