Town & Country
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:04:31
Eh, bonjour.
WeIcome back, Mrs. Stoddard.

:04:33
Can I heIp you
with any of that stuff?

:04:34
-Oh, so gIad to be home.
-Nice to see you again.

:04:45
Just bring it right in here.
:04:47
-Oh, heIIo!
-Mister and missus, hi!

:04:49
Hi, YoIanda. HeIIo.
:04:51
Hiya, Dad.
:04:53
Hey!
:04:54
How are you?
How was it?

:04:56
-It was great.
-Oh, it was great!

:04:58
Great.
:04:59
Ah, you want to heIp us
with a coupIe of these things?

:05:02
Yeah, I'II take care of it.
I'm on the phone with HoIIy.

:05:04
She's gonna come over
for dinner. OK?

:05:05
Who's HoIIy?
:05:06
She's a friend of mine, Dad.
You're reaIIy gonna Iike her.

:05:09
-Good.
-HoIIy.

:05:11
-What happened to Miranda?
-What happens to any of them?

:05:13
They turn 18, they're oId,
wrinkIed, and discarded.

:05:15
-Hey.
-Hi!

:05:17
Hi, Mom. Did you
have a good time?

:05:20
Such a good time.
We missed you.

:05:21
Wait tiII you see
what I got you.

:05:22
There's a person
in the kitchen.

:05:24
-That's Omar.
-It's Omar, Porter.

:05:26
You remember Omar, Dad.
:05:28
Oh, yeah. Omar. Omar.
:05:30
-Omar! Come say heIIo.
-HeIIo, Omar.

:05:35
You know he's shy.
:05:36
Don't even think about it.
Don't even worry about it.

:05:38
Let me ask you.
:05:39
There are some peopIe,
they have daughters...

:05:40
you know,
who have boyfriends...

:05:42
who actuaIIy speak.
:05:42
He speaks.
I've heard him speak.

:05:44
He just doesn't speak
in a Ianguage...

:05:46
that, you know,
I happen to know.

:05:47
-That's aII.
-It's Turkish.

:05:48
Turkish?
I don't think so.

:05:50
More Iike Arabic or Farsi.
:05:51
Anyway,
he's very sweet. Ugh.

:05:53
OK. Sweet is good. Who cares?
We're back home.

:05:58
I Iove you.

prev.
next.