:32:00
Well, now, don't get excited,
but someone that you and I love...
:32:04
...has volunteered to go down the drain
to get your ring.
:32:08
-Stuart?
-Good guess, Mom.
:32:10
You let our son go down the kitchen drain?
:32:13
Now, Eleanor, don't be upset.
:32:15
It's been well thought out.
If there's a problem, I pull on the string and....
:32:21
Now you can be upset.
:32:23
Are you okay? Can you hear me?
:32:24
Hurry! I'm slipping.
:32:28
-Get more string.
-Great.
:32:30
There must be string here.
:32:32
-There is no more.
-What else can we use?
:32:35
-Spaghetti?
-We're out of spaghetti.
:32:36
-Well, do we have macaroni?
-That's too short.
:32:39
-We can tie it together with--
-No.
:32:42
Hurry!
:32:43
Hang on, Stuart!
:32:45
-Margalo, what are you doing?
-Stuart, I'm coming! Grab on!
:32:50
Lower! Lower!
:32:51
I got it!
:32:55
-Are you all right?
-Are you hurt?
:32:59
Don't scare me like that.
:33:02
Margalo, you're the best friend I ever had.
:33:14
What if someone had accidentally
turned on the garbage disposal?
:33:18
I would not have let that happen.
:33:19
-You let him go down the drain.
-He wanted to go.
:33:22
If Martha wanted to go up the chimney...
:33:24
...or George wanted to go into the toilet,
would you let them?
:33:27
I love Stuart as much as you do.
:33:30
I just don't happen to be quite as....
:33:32
Emotional? Irrational?
What were you going to say?
:33:37
I forget.
:33:39
I know I'm overprotective, it's just...
:33:41
...I can't stand the idea of Stuart getting hurt.