:59:02
Well, let's see here.
:59:04
Well, we need to let this out here.
:59:07
Right, right. Way out.
:59:10
And hopefully we can dig up
some extra fabric.
:59:13
And this-- Yes, this needs
some serious work here.
:59:16
Frankly, l think we're better off
just starting from scratch on this one.
:59:20
Okay, good.
:59:21
-Can l take this off now?
-Sure. Certainly, darling. Go ahead.
:59:27
Barbara, l'm so sorry.
:59:28
l had no idea her father would be so off
when he guessed her size.
:59:32
Usually a roughly constructed prototype
works as a starting point, but in this case--
:59:37
We could add a long-line corset for her?
:59:39
-Yes, that'll cinch it in.
-Right, beautiful.
:59:41
lt is a wedding,
and l do want it to look uniform.
:59:44
-l mean, will she look like Krista?
-Definitely.
:59:46
You know, then just never mind.
:59:48
We will fix the hem on Krista's...
:59:50
...and we'll just start over
on the other one.
:59:52
Carmen.
:59:54
The other one's name, it's Carmen.
:59:57
Carmen.
:59:58
You know what?
Just forget about the dress.
1:00:00
We can tell everybody
that Carmen's Puerto Rican.
1:00:03
And it never occurred to you
she might be built differently.
1:00:06
Or that, unlike you and your daughter,
she has an ass...
1:00:09
...that the tailor didn't have
enough bolts of material to cover.
1:00:13
Or better yet, just tell everyone
there is no Carmen.
1:00:16
Carmen doesn't exist.
1:00:20
Carmen, honey. Carmen!
1:00:39
One, two, three!
1:00:42
Okay, ladies,
time to call out the cavalry.
1:00:44
We've secured a spot in the playoffs,
we're gonna shake it up a little.
1:00:47
Wendy and Karen to midfield,
Bridget to sweeper.
1:00:50
-What?
-You heard me.
1:00:51
l don't wanna see you
go past midfield, got that?
1:00:57
Dear Lena, when I got your letter
I screamed for about 1 0 minutes.