Kate Leopold

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00:00:58 Time.
00:01:00 Time, it has been proposed
00:01:03 is the fourth dimension.
00:01:06 And yet, for mortal man,
00:01:10 We are like horses
00:01:13 seeing only
00:01:16 Hear, hear.
00:01:17 Forever guessing the future
00:01:20 and fabricating the past.
00:01:23 -It's him.
00:01:24 Brilliant.
00:01:25 Quite right, Your Grace.
00:01:27 How, you ask, can we lift
00:01:29 these shackles and live--
00:01:32 but in the glorious expanse
00:01:39 Listen, and I shall tell you.
00:01:43 The secret lies in the enduring
00:01:48 our creations!
00:01:53 As the pyramids testify
00:01:56 so my glorious erection
00:02:00 our culture in perpetuity.
00:02:03 Behold, rising before you
00:02:05 the greatest erection
00:02:10 The greatest erection
00:02:14 The greatest erection
00:02:23 Hold this.
00:02:24 Of course.
00:02:31 For the Herald,
00:02:33 I understand
00:02:34 an important announcement
00:02:42 Good afternoon, ladies.
00:02:46 Good afternoon.
00:03:05 And the Perrier-Jouet
00:03:07 -You understand? Chilled.
00:03:08 Leopold!
00:03:09 Leopold, where have you been?
00:03:12 Leopold!
00:03:13 Otis, I demand
00:03:15 It's half past 5:00!
00:03:18 He'll be ready, my lord.
00:03:19 I don't want him ready.
00:03:22 Ah, Miss Blaine.
00:03:25 You dance like a...
00:03:26 like a herd of cattle.
00:03:29 You are a rare woman
00:03:31 who lights up a room
00:03:34 Might you be rich,
00:03:36 You see, whilst I
00:03:38 the little secret of those
00:03:41 apart from our
00:03:44 is our massive
00:03:45 It's always been
00:03:48 that you so thoroughly
00:03:50 with the sound
00:03:52 In a life as
00:03:54 that I can amuse
00:03:56 is an evolutionary
00:04:01 Hmm.
00:04:03 Please don't touch that.
00:04:04 The device you were
00:04:07 To take priests
00:04:09 To take anyone, Uncle, to
00:04:12 Buildings continue to climb.
00:04:13 Soon they will outstrip
00:04:16 You speak of progress
00:04:19 Yet what I offer you
00:04:21 Take a wife. Marry.
00:04:24 Marriage...
00:04:26 marriage is the promise
00:04:28 As a man of honour, I can
00:04:30 what I have never
00:04:32 Born into privilege,
00:04:36 That is your tragedy.
00:04:37 My God! If my brother
00:04:38 could only see you,
00:04:40 You are no duke!
00:04:41 Of course I'm not.
00:04:42 The monarchy is dead, Uncle.
00:04:44 We are relics.
00:04:46 The new Royals are men
00:04:48 Men like Roebling,
00:04:49 Edison, with his lamp
00:04:51 Diesel, Bell, Westinghouse...
00:04:53 Those men made themselves
00:04:55 You, on the other hand,
00:04:59 and from it,
00:05:02 As of tonight,
00:05:08 Take a good look
00:05:11 A wealthy bride
00:05:32 Your Grace,
00:05:36 of the Trees
00:05:37 of the Trees
00:05:39 Miss Tree?
00:05:46 It's an honour to be making
00:05:48 your royal acquaintance,
00:05:56 Shall we?
00:06:18 I've never been to England
00:06:20 but father's teeth
00:06:22 He's quite rich, your father.
00:06:24 Oh, yes.
00:07:14 Many dreams, all useless.
00:07:28 Who are you?
00:07:32 Uh...
00:07:37 No, no, no.
00:07:38 Okay, rela...
00:07:39 Please, wait, no.
00:07:41 I don't want to harm you.
00:07:42 Stop! Please!
00:07:43 Sir, wait!
00:07:45 Please stop!
00:07:50 Stop, Leopold!
00:07:54 Pardon me.
00:07:59 Go! Go!
00:08:00 Ya!
00:08:00 Ya!
00:08:17 Ya!
00:09:11 Stop, sir! Please!
00:09:28 Oh, my God.
00:09:43 No!
00:09:45 Oh!
00:09:46 Let go!
00:09:47 Just let go. It's okay!
00:09:52 You don't understand!
00:09:57 Oh!
00:10:00 I don't want to hurt you!
00:10:02 Goddamn it!
00:10:06 Whoa, whoa...
00:10:14 Beth...
00:10:17 What?
00:10:19 I'm sorry.
00:10:20 Yeah, well, you should be.
00:10:23 It's just...
00:10:26 If a guy like that
00:10:29 what's left for a guy like me?
00:10:30 Well, a guy like that
00:10:33 but a girl like me
00:10:36 Are you saying you love me?
00:10:38 It's possible.
00:10:39 Sometimes the snow
00:10:44 Sometimes the sun
00:10:49 I see the passion
00:10:54 Turn it up higher.
00:10:56 Just more.
00:10:58 'Cause there was a time
00:11:02 I've never felt so happy.
00:11:04 You'd tell me this was love
00:11:08 It's not the way I hoped
00:11:10 Or how I planned
00:11:13 But somehow, it's enough...
00:11:17 If you don't know
00:11:18 you can just leave
00:11:20 It's really just about what
00:11:23 Okay. Great.
00:11:24 Okay, guy in the
00:11:26 Two ladies
00:11:27 I don't know, we're
00:11:29 We'll have the numbers
00:11:30 -Hey.
00:11:31 So, how do you think it went?
00:11:33 Well, if I had to guess:
00:11:36 Why don't they love it?
00:11:37 She's not likable.
00:11:38 -She's right.
00:11:39 Should do some trims where
00:11:40 she sleeps with her boss.
00:11:41 Cut that whole section.
00:11:42 Excuse me...
00:11:44 What-what are you
00:11:46 The movie, Richard.
00:11:47 Your movie.
00:11:48 Oh, I'm aware of that.
00:11:50 I think Julie is likable--
00:11:52 and real.
00:11:53 What, excuse me,
00:11:55 a mistake in your life?
00:11:57 You've never slept
00:11:58 I'm not the protagonist
00:12:01 Let me tell you something.
00:12:02 You people, with your tests
00:12:03 you are sucking the life
00:12:05 Shh. Richard.
00:12:07 It's a comedy,
00:12:09 It can be about something!
00:12:13 "You people are sucking the life
00:12:16 "You people are sucking the life
00:12:19 Don't you think
00:12:21 What?
00:12:23 Well... don't you ever think
00:12:26 crass, cold?
00:12:27 Darci, we find out
00:12:30 and we pass on their wisdom.
00:12:31 That's what we do.
00:12:32 Is that crass? Is that cold?
00:12:35 We make peanut butter creamier.
00:12:37 We make cereal crunchier,
00:12:39 boring movies shorter.
00:12:41 We made Smucker's get the seeds
00:12:43 We did that.
00:12:46 Guess it just goes
00:12:47 that every once in a while
00:12:49 some pompous jerk
00:12:51 and says,
00:12:52 "Without seeds, it's just jelly.
00:12:54 You people are sucking the life
00:12:56 You know what I say to him?
00:12:57 This is what I say
00:12:59 baby, you are one percent
00:13:02 Your opinion is irrelevant.
00:13:04 I went out with a visionary
00:13:07 and I had to pay his rent
00:13:10 and get a job
00:13:11 Kate, Kate, come on,
00:13:13 Yes, it is!
00:13:14 It is about Stuart.
00:13:15 It's about anybody
00:13:17 I don't care if it's crass
00:13:19 just give me the numbers,
00:13:21 give me the truth straight up,
00:14:17 Bart!
00:14:25 Wait!
00:14:37 Shit! Ow!
00:14:47 Oh, my God.
00:15:00 We must remember, Bart
00:15:02 that sometimes it is okay
00:15:14 Hello?
00:15:16 My Palm Pilot.
00:15:17 Kate, it's 1:00 in the morning.
00:15:19 And clearly you're awake,
00:15:21 Look, Kate, I don't know
00:15:23 And I can't do this right now.
00:15:45 Oh, Bart.
00:15:46 Oh, I'm sorry, baby.
00:15:49 She is not a happy person.
00:15:56 Goddamn it!
00:16:02 You know what, Stuart?
00:16:04 Kate...
00:16:05 Stuart...?
00:16:06 Please. I've got
00:16:08 I know. I saw her.
00:16:09 No, you didn't.
00:16:10 Yes, I did!
00:16:12 It's a him, if that's
00:16:14 So, look, now that you know
00:16:16 I'm not getting laid,
00:16:18 Nuh-uh, don't. Do not
00:16:20 Don't do that.
00:16:21 Kate, please.
00:16:23 I beg of you.
00:16:27 Something that validates
00:16:31 Something that validates
00:16:32 What could that possibly be?
00:16:34 Are you sitting down?
00:16:35 Yes.
00:16:36 -No, you're not.
00:16:38 No, you're not.
00:16:39 Ye...
00:16:42 Okay.
00:16:46 I found it.
00:16:48 What did you find?
00:16:49 The portal.
00:16:52 A crack in the fabric of time.
00:16:54 It was over
00:16:56 just where I said it would be.
00:16:57 You found the portal?
00:16:59 A portal into April 28th, 1876.
00:17:02 I jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge
00:17:08 I followed my great great
00:17:12 Are you listening?
00:17:14 Avidly.
00:17:15 This here's the twist, Kate.
00:17:18 What's the kicker?
00:17:19 He followed me home.
00:17:22 Your great great grandfather?
00:17:24 Yes.
00:17:24 The Viscount of Buffalo.
00:17:25 No, he's not a viscount.
00:17:26 Viscou... Duke of Buffalo.
00:17:27 No, no, the Duke of Albany.
00:17:29 ...Albany followed you home
00:17:31 He's a brilliant engineer.
00:17:32 He patented
00:17:33 He invented the elevator,
00:17:35 You know what, Stuart?
00:17:37 I'm not your girlfriend anymore.
00:17:38 I haven't been
00:17:39 You can tell me the truth.
00:17:42 I am telling you
00:17:43 You can tell me you went
00:17:45 and picked up a transvestite
00:17:47 I don't care.
00:17:48 You know what, Kate?
00:17:50 This is it, in a nutshell.
00:17:53 You never-- not once--
00:17:55 Oh, I did, Stuart.
00:17:56 I did, for four years.
00:17:58 And I got burnt.
00:17:59 Okay, you want to know
00:18:02 I'll tell you who he is.
00:18:03 He is a hacker.
00:18:05 High end. English.
00:18:06 I know him from Columbia.
00:18:08 He's in town for the Mac Expo
00:18:10 We went out, got a little sloppy
00:18:13 and he passed out on my couch.
00:18:15 And that's the truth?
00:18:16 Mm-hmm. That's the truth.
00:18:18 Okay? Are you happy now?
00:18:19 Is that plausible enough
00:18:20 for you and your little
00:18:23 You know what, Stuart?
00:18:26 I blew my best years on you.
00:18:29 Those were your best?
00:18:37 Look...
00:18:39 I'm sorry.
00:18:41 I have to go.
00:18:42 You'll get your Pilot
00:19:54 Orange alert.
00:20:04 Oh!
00:20:05 Otis!
00:20:06 Otis!
00:20:18 Bart, stop!
00:20:22 It's okay.
00:20:27 -It's okay.
00:20:29 Well, um, there's not
00:20:32 If it's a ransom you seek,
00:20:34 Except, perhaps, for my demise.
00:20:35 No. no. You're not
00:20:38 Bart, quiet!
00:20:39 I can scarcely see,
00:20:40 My eyes feel like
00:20:41 Steak au Poivre.
00:20:42 So I ask you again,
00:20:55 As far as I'm concerned,
00:20:58 And you would have me believe
00:21:00 that I'm being detained
00:21:02 The time to come?
00:21:03 Yes.
00:21:04 Bart, quiet!
00:21:05 And you would
00:21:06 have me believe
00:21:08 product of a marriage unmade.
00:21:10 Yes.
00:21:11 Oh, and you
00:21:12 that you have found
00:21:14 You, of all people,
00:21:16 I mean, you're a scientist.
00:21:17 You invented the elevator.
00:21:18 What is an elevator?
00:21:19 What the hell
00:21:21 Where the hell am I?!
00:21:22 I told you--
00:21:23 actually gone anywhere.
00:21:24 You're still in New York.
00:21:25 That, sir,
00:21:27 I'm afraid it is.
00:21:29 No, Kate.
00:21:31 Hello. Hello there.
00:21:33 What's your name?
00:21:33 -Leopold.
00:21:35 I'm having trouble
00:21:37 How much RAM do I need
00:21:41 Clearly, the Mac Expo is out.
00:21:44 So you must be...
00:21:46 a man out of time?
00:21:47 Or Sergeant Pepper?
00:21:49 You know what?
00:21:50 Actually, we could use
00:21:52 Stuart, I want
00:21:53 I'm not...
00:21:54 Maybe later on, Kate.
00:21:55 I just want my Palm
00:21:56 No. No.
00:21:57 Hey, give me my
00:21:59 Give it to me.
00:22:00 This is madness.
00:22:02 Who was that?
00:22:03 I-I feel as if I've seen her...
00:22:04 Women have changed
00:22:06 They've become dangerous.
00:22:09 It's on the landing!
00:22:13 You say this is no kidnapping.
00:22:15 You say you mean no harm.
00:22:16 Then why is it, sir,
00:22:21 I'm sorry, okay?
00:22:22 I'm sorry about her. I'm...
00:22:25 Look, with all due respect
00:22:27 I can't let you just go
00:22:28 running around free
00:22:29 This is New York City.
00:22:30 It's not such a safe
00:22:31 Look at you.
00:22:33 You look like some sort
00:22:35 from a Renaissance
00:22:36 I understand you
00:22:38 but you have
00:22:40 I'm going to get
00:22:44 I promise.
00:22:45 Bart!
00:22:50 The portal opens up again
00:22:52 I know that, because it was
00:22:54 I didn't make it
00:22:55 It's on a cycle,
00:22:56 Kind of like, uh...
00:22:57 total eclipse.
00:22:59 Once every 20 years.
00:23:01 Generally,
00:23:03 Since I've met you, nothing.
00:23:04 I can only assume
00:23:07 brought on by agita,
00:23:09 You're not dead.
00:23:11 Come here. Sit down.
00:23:13 Here.
00:23:16 Want some milk in yours?
00:23:19 Bart, can I just have...
00:23:22 Sorry. He's-he's really
00:23:30 Look here.
00:23:31 Uh...
00:23:32 I'd be honoured
00:23:35 Um, I'll explain everything
00:23:37 He's got to go out
00:23:38 or he's going to drop
00:23:40 Come on. Let's go.
00:23:45 Back in five.
00:23:54 One quick trip to Spectra, Bart
00:23:56 and you and I will be Nobel...
00:23:59 Laureates.
00:24:07 Come on, Bart.
00:24:10 Hey, let's go.
00:24:11 -Come on.
00:24:12 Let's go!
00:24:18 Oh!
00:24:19 Oh.
00:24:20 Oh, Jesus!
00:24:25 Good boy, Bart!
00:24:27 Stay!
00:24:29 Stay, Bart!
00:24:31 Stay!
00:24:33 Oh, Bart, please stay!
00:25:12 Stuart
00:25:13 you forgot
00:25:17 Stuart...
00:25:30 Look, this is
00:25:31 He gave me the Palm Pilot
00:25:32 but he forgot
00:25:34 I've been warned about you.
00:25:36 Oh. Really?
00:25:37 did the great
00:25:39 That you were dangerous,
00:25:41 -Oh, really?
00:25:44 I take it you're
00:25:45 Yeah, market research.
00:25:46 Mm. Fine avocation
00:25:48 Perfect for the feminine mind.
00:25:51 Huh.
00:25:52 You're a trip, Lionel.
00:25:59 I myself once courted
00:26:03 Oh.
00:26:05 Good for you.
00:26:08 Aha!
00:26:10 I must confess
00:26:11 I feel as though we've met
00:26:13 Well, Lionel, seeing as
00:26:15 I've never met a single
00:26:17 I'm not even sure
00:26:19 I really don't see
00:26:22 Oh, man! Bart!
00:26:26 He just made Lake Erie
00:26:28 You just can't toss a dog
00:26:31 You can't do that.
00:26:32 I assure you, I did not.
00:26:35 Let's go.
00:26:36 I beg your pardon?
00:26:37 Come on.
00:26:38 Let's go!
00:26:40 Bart...
00:26:43 Look, pal, I don't care
00:26:46 This one's in my building.
00:26:47 Hang-hang on a second.
00:26:49 Sorry about the elevator,
00:26:50 I've got them
00:26:52 Hey, Gracy.
00:26:53 This is Lionel,
00:26:55 How do you do?
00:26:56 Ten minutes?
00:27:27 -Watch it, man.
00:27:29 Hey, what are
00:27:31 You need to be going
00:27:32 There's an electron...
00:27:33 Hello? There's
00:27:35 I'm sorry, miss.
00:27:36 There's a patch of grass
00:27:38 Take him there.
00:27:40 Can you give this
00:27:42 It's his cable bill.
00:27:55 They haul our furniture
00:27:58 but this morning, from
00:28:00 elevators have mysteriously...
00:28:15 So sorry.
00:28:16 Stupid!
00:28:17 I do beg your pardon.
00:28:24 I beg your pardon.
00:28:35 Are you going
00:28:38 I beg your pardon?
00:28:39 Pick it up and put it
00:28:44 Absolutely not.
00:28:47 Maybe you don't understand.
00:28:49 It's against the law
00:28:52 Are you suggesting, madam,
00:28:54 compelling gentlemen to lay hold
00:28:57 I'm suggesting you
00:28:59 and throw it away now.
00:29:02 I refuse. Respectfully.
00:29:06 All right.
00:29:07 What's your name,
00:29:10 Leopold...
00:29:11 Alexis Elija...
00:29:14 Walker Thomas Garrett
00:29:15 Mountbatten.
00:29:22 All right, Stuart.
00:29:24 Have a nice day.
00:29:30 I appreciate you putting in
00:29:30 I appreciate you putting in
00:29:33 but J.J.'s not back from London.
00:29:35 Right. Bye.
00:29:36 What's with the elevators?
00:29:38 It's happening
00:29:39 Darci.
00:29:41 Last page.
00:29:53 I'm sorry.
00:29:54 Did everyone live
00:29:56 He lost his leg to gangrene
00:29:59 But they're together now.
00:30:01 Wonderful.
00:30:02 Oh, look, you got
00:30:04 A nightmare.
00:30:05 Okay, so who do I owe?
00:30:08 Okay, Bobby at Hasbro.
00:30:09 Reeves at Crunch.
00:30:11 And the finals came in
00:30:13 The call with
00:30:14 The margarine thing's in 15
00:30:15 in the conference room
00:30:16 and J.J. wants to talk
00:30:17 Oh, and one more thing.
00:30:19 I remember that you told me
00:30:21 so I know your brother's
00:30:22 from his retreat tomorrow
00:30:24 and if you want something
00:30:26 -Darci...
00:30:27 Can you tell me
00:30:29 Because, uh...
00:30:31 J.J. called
00:30:33 That is why I have a cell phone.
00:30:35 -So you can call me...
00:30:37 He just popped his head in here
00:30:39 So he's back?
00:30:40 Margo says he's going to
00:30:42 about the merger
00:30:43 Margo? What does she know?
00:30:44 How does she know
00:30:45 anything about anything?
00:30:47 Oh. All right. So he
00:30:51 All right, so you have to tell
00:30:53 You have to start
00:30:56 He said, "Tell Kate I'm going
00:30:59 J.J.
00:31:02 Good morning, Kate.
00:31:03 Good morning.
00:31:05 I'll see you in there.
00:31:05 I'll see you in there.
00:31:25 Good Lord, it still stands.
00:31:27 The world has changed
00:31:30 but Roebling's erection
00:31:34 That, my friend,
00:31:37 What?
00:31:38 It's a miracle, man!
00:31:40 It's a bridge.
00:31:41 Tell me...
00:31:42 when did they adapt it
00:31:46 The fire brigade.
00:32:02 I don't know
00:32:04 I found him in a shaft.
00:32:05 Stuart!
00:32:07 Leopold, what are you doing
00:32:10 Get back inside!
00:32:13 One, two, three.
00:32:17 They're taking him
00:32:22 Fresh creamery butter.
00:32:26 Is there anything
00:32:28 There is
00:32:29 and I know you will agree
00:32:31 when you try Farmer's Bounty
00:32:33 with the essence of real butter
00:32:35 with the essence of real butter
00:32:37 Your first choice.
00:32:38 However, 45% of our demo
00:32:41 as his key descriptor.
00:32:43 This is what I say.
00:32:44 Everybody should be trying
00:32:46 Farmer's Bounty
00:32:47 with the real, rich, creamy
00:32:50 Try it, and you will be losing
00:32:52 Your second choice.
00:32:54 Unfortunately, the group found
00:32:58 and a whopping 72%
00:33:01 The spot rolls out in four days.
00:33:05 What the hell
00:33:06 We have to do
00:33:07 Tomorrow.
00:33:09 the response room at National
00:33:11 then and there.
00:33:16 Kate, are you all right?
00:33:17 You okay?
00:33:18 I'm fine.
00:33:19 Geez, Kate, I'd ask
00:33:22 Monica, I need you
00:33:23 I need a white blouse,
00:33:25 in Kate's office by lunch.
00:33:37 -Oh, dear.
00:33:40 Hi, you've reached Stuart.
00:33:44 Please leave a message.
00:33:46 STUART:
00:33:49 This is Stuart, okay?
00:33:50 Is it Bell's talking telegraph?
00:33:52 I saw a prototype
00:33:55 I need you to pick up
00:33:57 You pick up the green handset,
00:34:00 Are-are you there?
00:34:02 -Hello?
00:34:03 Listen, they're taking me
00:34:05 Everything's going to be fine
00:34:07 in the apartment,
00:34:08 Oh, Stuart,
00:34:11 I saw it... complete.
00:34:13 Yes, yes, but listen to me.
00:34:15 You can't go out again.
00:34:16 You have to stay
00:34:18 Stay in the apartment?
00:34:20 Leo, I'll be back tonight.
00:34:21 I promise--
00:34:22 Would you...
00:34:24 Hel... hello?
00:34:26 Stuart? Hello?
00:34:29 Blast!
00:34:34 Hello.
00:34:35 Hello.
00:34:37 Who are you?
00:34:39 Hector. My mom works late
00:34:41 so I watch TV with Stuart.
00:34:45 Want some Pirate's Booty?
00:34:49 J.J.:
00:34:50 Excuse me, J.J., I wanted
00:34:53 That was very nice.
00:34:54 Come in, come in.
00:34:56 Yeah. Uh-huh.
00:34:58 Absolutely.
00:34:59 Oh, good, good.
00:35:00 Yeah, she's here right now.
00:35:02 I'll tell her.
00:35:03 Okay... okay.
00:35:04 Bye.
00:35:06 Sit down.
00:35:08 That was Barry.
00:35:09 He was thrilled
00:35:10 at the screening
00:35:11 Oh, good. Good.
00:35:19 You're a rarity
00:35:23 I'm sorry?
00:35:24 You don't cling
00:35:26 You don't get caught up
00:35:30 You don't do pretty.
00:35:33 I don't?
00:35:35 You skew male.
00:35:36 You're like a man.
00:35:37 A man who understands women--
00:35:44 You understand them
00:35:45 but you're not really
00:35:49 You don't mind my
00:35:52 No. I don't. No.
00:35:55 Edamame?
00:36:07 Kate?
00:36:22 But one day, he lowered
00:36:25 -Stu?
00:36:26 of another kind
00:36:29 Not money, not
00:36:31 but a bride.
00:36:32 Despite his being a ruffian
00:36:35 fearless in his plunder
00:36:37 and merciless
00:36:38 the Pirate King
00:36:42 You see,
00:36:44 He never met a girl?
00:36:46 No. Not a girl, not a lady,
00:36:51 -So what happened?
00:36:53 the most ridiculous thing
00:36:55 fell in love with
00:36:58 I had the good fortune to see
00:37:00 at the Fifth
00:37:02 Since when is Penzance
00:37:07 Is it your habit, sir
00:37:09 to simply enter a conversation
00:37:10 to simply enter a conversation
00:37:12 Whoa, you are deep in it.
00:37:14 It's cool. I'm an actor, too.
00:37:15 I'm Charlie. I live downstairs.
00:37:17 Kate McKay,
00:37:20 Darci, it hasn't happened.
00:37:22 All he did
00:37:24 was dangle a carrot.
00:37:25 Until he makes a decision
00:37:26 the pressure's doubled.
00:37:27 When's he going
00:37:29 We're having dinner tomorrow
00:37:31 at Commune.
00:37:33 -Kate?
00:37:34 -I have Stuart on the line.
00:37:35 -He says he's in the hospital.
00:37:38 I got the number
00:37:39 A bone guy--
00:37:41 so he'll check on you tomorrow.
00:37:42 You're not listening to me,
00:37:44 I can't be here tomorrow.
00:37:45 I can't be here today.
00:37:46 I have to go home now.
00:37:47 Leopold is just sitting alone
00:37:49 in my apartment-- God knows
00:37:51 Do you realize
00:37:53 Of course he did.
00:37:54 What? No, Kate,
00:37:56 He can't go outside!
00:37:58 Jesus Christ, Kate.
00:38:00 He's from 1876, Kate.
00:38:02 He doesn't know our customs.
00:38:03 If something were
00:38:05 -it could be catastrophic.
00:38:06 His mere presence has already
00:38:07 caused an occlusion.
00:38:08 An occlusion!
00:38:10 If he doesn't go back on Monday
00:38:12 I may cease to exist!
00:38:15 I'm his descendant, Kate
00:38:16 along with God knows
00:38:17 If he doesn't go back
00:38:19 he doesn't get married,
00:38:20 and you want to know what?
00:38:22 What happened
00:38:24 that's going to seem
00:38:26 Stuart! This is embarrassing.
00:38:27 It's embarrassing now,
00:38:29 I'm sorry that you got hurt
00:38:31 but there happens to be a lot
00:38:33 Someone has to keep
00:38:35 Stuart, he's a grown man.
00:38:37 He's a grown man.
00:38:39 He can take care of himself.
00:38:40 -No. Wait. Aah!
00:38:42 Kate, please.
00:38:44 Just take this to Spectra, okay?
00:38:46 Get it developed.
00:38:47 You'll see I'm telling
00:38:49 Tell Manny it's important.
00:38:50 You want double prints?
00:38:53 That's not funny, Kate.
00:38:54 That's not funny, Kate.
00:38:54 This is not a joke.
00:38:56 You need help, Stuart.
00:38:58 You need help.
00:39:16 ...square of the hypotenuse
00:39:19 I'm very good at integral
00:39:21 I know the scientific names
00:39:23 In short, in matters
00:39:24 I am the very model
00:39:26 Charlie?
00:39:28 Hey, Kate!
00:39:31 Can I see you downstairs
00:39:34 I invited someone
00:39:35 He's up there all alone.
00:39:36 Stuart's in the hospital.
00:39:37 I didn't think you'd
00:39:39 No, you didn't
00:39:41 You didn't think.
00:39:42 You came home early,
00:39:44 Okay, it's not actor camp
00:39:45 and yeah, I came home
00:39:47 There was this tai chi
00:39:48 -stick her fingers...
00:39:50 You immediately
00:39:51 to my ex-boyfriend's
00:39:53 and you invite
00:39:54 See, that's
00:39:55 It's not that
00:39:56 It's that it was
00:39:57 No, it's not about Stuart.
00:39:58 Greetings, Kate.
00:40:01 Charles.
00:40:02 Hey, Leo.
00:40:03 Be nice.
00:40:26 So, when's Stuart
00:40:28 Couple days, maybe a week.
00:40:30 He promised me that he would
00:40:32 Well, maybe he will, Leopold.
00:40:34 He's so big on keeping
00:40:45 May I have the next course?
00:40:48 There is no next course.
00:40:50 Ha.
00:40:52 Where I come from
00:40:54 the meal is the result
00:40:57 Menus are prepared in advance
00:40:59 timed to perfection.
00:41:02 It is said,
00:41:04 the crudeness of reality
00:41:07 We had a saying
00:41:09 "You shake and shake
00:41:10 None will come,
00:41:16 What is that?
00:41:17 I beg your pardon?
00:41:18 Why are you standing?
00:41:19 I'm accustomed to stand
00:41:20 when a lady leaves the table.
00:41:31 Tell me, Charles
00:41:32 when Stuart and your
00:41:34 did you happen to read
00:41:35 his papers on
00:41:37 I spent the morning perusing
00:41:39 Stuart and I were never engaged.
00:41:41 Not even close.
00:41:42 But I did read...
00:41:44 Thank you.
00:41:45 But I did read his papers
00:41:46 however, to show support.
00:41:47 Is Stuart still trying
00:41:49 to make a time machine?
00:41:50 That's the beauty of it--
00:41:52 no machine was necessary.
00:41:53 All one had to do was
00:41:54 formulae to forecast portals--
00:41:55 natural windows
00:41:58 Apparently,
00:42:01 utilizing modern...
00:42:02 Ah!
00:42:05 Utilizing modern theories
00:42:08 What's a portal?
00:42:10 An opening which exists
00:42:12 This explains why
00:42:13 one must jump through it
00:42:14 in order to achieve
00:42:16 The speed of gravity,
00:42:17 It's quite brilliant.
00:42:19 You are so method.
00:42:20 You don't even break
00:42:22 It's unbelievable!
00:42:23 Oh, stop it, please!
00:42:24 No more! Stop, please?
00:42:25 I beg you. I'm tired.
00:42:26 Can you go away?
00:42:28 Can you go away?
00:42:30 She's drunk, Leo.
00:42:32 Oh, shut up, Charlie!
00:42:33 And you, can you go upstairs?
00:42:34 Can you go away?
00:42:35 I am truly sorry if I have
00:42:38 Good night, Charles.
00:42:39 Good night, Charles.
00:42:42 Good night, Leo.
00:42:48 What the hell was that?
00:42:50 He thinks he's from
00:42:52 He thinks he's a duke.
00:42:54 I know.
00:42:55 No.
00:42:56 Kate, he's in character.
00:42:57 He is an actor.
00:42:58 Oh, really?
00:43:00 You know that just because
00:43:02 someone doesn't have
00:43:04 it doesn't mean they're not
00:43:49 What's going on here?
00:43:51 I think there's something wrong
00:43:54 -thing.
00:43:59 Give me that telephone.
00:44:01 No.
00:44:02 Give it to me.
00:44:03 No, I need to...
00:44:05 What do you expect me to do?
00:44:07 You took away my cell phone.
00:44:08 They're not allowed
00:44:10 I have to make
00:44:11 You're not going
00:44:14 No, no, you don't understand.
00:44:15 This is a very important
00:44:16 I have to leave
00:44:18 I can't be here anymore.
00:44:19 Mr. Besser
00:44:20 I am tired
00:44:22 You are not going nowhere
00:44:23 until Dr. Feinstein signs
00:44:25 Did you ever take any
00:44:28 You look like
00:44:30 Ever hear of the
00:44:32 Sounds important, doesn't it?
00:44:34 And you want to know
00:44:36 It's broken! Okay?
00:44:38 And I'm the only guy
00:44:40 So why don't you
00:44:41 and get on your
00:44:42 and call Dr. Feinstein...
00:44:43 Good night, Mr. Besser.
00:44:45 You tell him that...
00:44:48 You tell him that I...
00:44:55 Point the toes,
00:44:57 Take a deep breath in
00:44:59 and then exhale
00:45:07 Oh, be quiet!
00:45:09 Be quiet... oh!
00:45:25 Bart, shut up!
00:45:27 That thing is
00:45:30 It's just a toaster!
00:45:32 Well, insertion of bread
00:45:35 produces no toast at all--
00:45:36 merely warm bread!
00:45:37 Inserting the bread twice
00:45:39 So, clearly, to
00:45:40 it requires
00:45:42 which is something
00:45:44 doesn't begin to allow!
00:45:45 One assumes
00:45:47 that when the General
00:45:49 he might have tried using it.
00:45:50 One assumes the General might
00:45:53 instead of just
00:45:55 on an unsuspecting
00:45:56 You know something?
00:45:58 Nobody gives a rat's ass
00:46:00 that you have to push
00:46:03 You know why?
00:46:04 Because everybody
00:46:07 Not where I come from.
00:46:09 Oh, because where you come from
00:46:11 toast is the result
00:46:14 Yes, you mock me.
00:46:16 But perhaps one day, when you've
00:46:17 awoken from
00:46:19 to the scent of
00:46:21 smothered in marmalade
00:46:22 you'll understand that life
00:46:24 is not solely comprised
00:46:27 Say that again.
00:46:32 Pardon me?
00:46:35 -Did they start yet?
00:46:37 Session list.
00:46:38 Leopold, Darci.
00:46:41 I'd like him to read.
00:46:42 Can you tack him on
00:46:44 And, Leopold, go with Darci.
00:46:46 She'll take you to the greenroom
00:46:47 I need to work out.
00:46:48 I need a place
00:46:50 If I could get
00:46:51 Is he ready?
00:46:53 Oh, my God,
00:46:55 Let's skip this one.
00:46:56 Mr. Duke, right here
00:46:57 Excuse me,
00:46:59 Just stand on
00:47:00 Look, forget this guy.
00:47:01 I can't waste
00:47:03 We need to make
00:47:05 All right, we've got
00:47:06 Let's cut it off, Kate.
00:47:08 That would be a mistake, J.J.
00:47:10 Kate, the client wants
00:47:13 We should see this last guy.
00:47:14 It'll... Two minutes!
00:47:16 I think he looks like
00:47:19 Well, Phil, it's really not
00:47:21 It's about what
00:47:22 They've been in
00:47:23 and now look at them.
00:47:25 To them, this guy is a dream.
00:47:29 He's handsome,
00:47:31 Stands when you
00:47:34 Brings you brioche in bed.
00:47:37 If you eat his margarine
00:47:39 maybe your hips
00:47:41 and he'll come
00:47:42 I take it this is to be
00:47:45 as on Geronimo.
00:47:46 Geronimo?
00:47:47 He means Geraldo.
00:47:49 Exactly.
00:47:51 Okay, everyone--
00:47:53 And action.
00:48:00 Start talking, bud.
00:48:02 Fresh creamery butter.
00:48:07 Is there anything
00:48:10 I say there is.
00:48:11 And perhaps you'll agree
00:48:14 fat-free Farmer's Bounty
00:48:15 with the genuine essence
00:48:18 in every bite.
00:48:20 With every mouthful
00:48:22 you shall receive butter's
00:48:26 without adding to the luxury
00:48:28 Not bad, Kate.
00:48:30 Where'd you find him?
00:48:33 He lives in my building.
00:48:35 Where do I sign?
00:48:37 Right here, and here.
00:48:39 Oh! Hi.
00:48:41 That was
00:48:42 Thanks, J.J.
00:48:43 A lot to talk about
00:48:46 Nice work, Mr. Margarine.
00:48:49 Thank you.
00:48:52 Outfit was
00:48:58 Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
00:49:03 Whoo!
00:49:07 You seem pleased.
00:49:09 Oh, you did
00:49:11 Man!
00:49:13 You are going to be on
00:49:21 I take it you're dining
00:49:23 Huh? Oh, yeah, J.J.
00:49:24 He's my boss.
00:49:25 You require a chaperone.
00:49:28 His intentions are obvious.
00:49:29 I'm alone with you.
00:49:31 Do I need a chaperone?
00:49:32 We're not courting, Kate.
00:49:33 If we were,
00:49:35 I would have informed you
00:49:37 Oh...
00:49:55 Good day.
00:49:59 Hey!
00:50:00 Kate, why don't we
00:50:02 They're for tourists.
00:50:04 Sorry, she doesn't
00:50:06 Oh, hey, hello. Hello.
00:50:10 Hey! Hey!
00:50:13 Hey! Hey, you...
00:50:16 Kate!
00:50:17 Hey, you asshole!
00:50:23 Hey!
00:50:24 I'm going to get you!
00:50:37 Hey!
00:50:39 Asshole!
00:50:41 Goddamn it.
00:50:56 Give me your hand.
00:50:58 What?
00:50:59 Your hand, woman!
00:51:06 Yah! Yah!
00:51:17 What do you think
00:51:22 Whoa, hey!
00:51:27 Yah!
00:51:49 I warn you, scoundrel
00:51:51 I was trained to ride
00:51:53 and schooled in weaponry
00:51:54 You stand no chance.
00:51:56 Where you run, I shall ride
00:51:57 and when you stop,
00:51:59 will be lodged in your brain.
00:52:23 Your boyfriend's
00:52:26 Yeah.
00:52:46 Are you for real?
00:52:48 Pardon me?
00:52:50 Are you for real?
00:52:53 I believe so.
00:52:56 You're a duke.
00:52:59 I was born a duke.
00:53:02 I've never felt like one.
00:53:09 Stay. Sit.
00:53:12 On your feet. Stay.
00:53:21 Stay. Good boy.
00:53:30 I'm off to dinner.
00:53:32 What are you two doing?
00:53:33 I don't know.
00:53:34 Maybe we'll watch
00:53:37 or go out or something.
00:53:38 Oh, thank you.
00:53:40 Kate, may I repeat my offer
00:53:43 No, thank you, Leopold.
00:53:45 Charles, don't you
00:53:47 As her brother,
00:53:48 As her brother, I would think
00:53:50 that my sister would invite me
00:53:51 Could be just me, though.
00:53:54 Seems kind, but...
00:53:55 -Charlie.
00:53:56 You're not exactly
00:53:59 I can't sell butter, Kate?
00:54:00 I don't mean to be insulting...
00:54:01 It's insulting. I'm an actor.
00:54:02 You don't have faith in me
00:54:04 No. No. I'm sorry.
00:54:05 I can do British, Kate.
00:54:06 I'm an actor.
00:54:08 You're a very, very good actor.
00:54:09 -I am a good actor.
00:54:10 Okay, fine, all right.
00:54:12 A Victorian dude who's never
00:54:15 Okay.
00:54:17 Scene-- I say,
00:54:19 in that box of phosphorous?
00:54:20 Crikey, I believe it is!
00:54:21 This game's more
00:54:24 Indian: Good golly, oh, Jesus!
00:54:25 It looks like Mike Piazza
00:54:28 How about Canadian?
00:54:29 Oh, right on.
00:54:30 Right on, you like butter, huh?
00:54:32 Yeah, what's that about?
00:54:34 Good night.
00:54:36 Good night.
00:54:38 ...all those people
00:54:40 Know what they probably
00:54:42 Some margarine!
00:54:43 When your friend walked in
00:54:45 I was getting a little
00:54:48 "lf you eat his margarine,
00:54:51 It's brilliant.
00:54:53 You saved Phil from
00:54:56 I knew it was the way
00:54:58 I'm counting on that gut.
00:55:00 Can I get a bottle
00:55:02 and a bottle of Evian?
00:55:04 I'll tell you one thing
00:55:05 your friend is going to be
00:55:07 Thanks.
00:55:10 You're not sleeping with him,
00:55:11 No.
00:55:15 No.
00:55:20 Leo. Leo, come on. Come here.
00:55:22 How's it going, man?
00:55:29 See the girl with
00:55:32 That's Patrice.
00:55:33 She's lovely.
00:55:35 She's mine.
00:55:36 Congratulations.
00:55:47 Hey, everybody,
00:55:49 Leo, this is everybody.
00:55:51 What's up? Dennis.
00:55:53 Shelby, Allison, Monica.
00:55:55 And this, this is
00:55:57 the insatiable Patrice.
00:55:59 Hey, Charlie.
00:56:00 Hey.
00:56:01 How do you do?
00:56:02 Patrice, let me
00:56:04 Thanks.
00:56:05 You got it?
00:56:07 I was going to get it.
00:56:13 Let me get that for you.
00:56:17 There you go.
00:56:20 You look nice tonight.
00:56:22 Very...
00:56:23 Like a Judy Blume book.
00:56:27 That's good, because
00:56:30 that body of water here
00:56:32 No, that's a pond.
00:56:33 The gardens
00:56:35 They are.
00:56:36 They're very,
00:56:38 You'll have to come
00:56:40 Right, right.
00:56:41 After the merger
00:56:43 I'm going to be stuck
00:56:45 I'll be craving
00:56:47 from my new top
00:56:49 What are you saying?
00:56:52 I'm saying you should
00:56:54 I'll fly you over
00:56:55 Oh, yeah, I heard that.
00:56:57 The other part--
00:57:00 The part about
00:57:01 I didn't understand that,
00:57:03 How about catching an opera
00:57:05 La Boheme's at the Met.
00:57:08 Okay, so she comes back--
00:57:11 she comes back on stage
00:57:12 and she starts
00:57:14 with this turkey baster
00:57:16 And she's screaming
00:57:20 But no tears.
00:57:22 Just raw human passion.
00:57:24 Isn't Willem Dafoe
00:57:26 Yeah, and he did this monologue
00:57:28 all the best things in life are
00:57:30 Like the Louvre.
00:57:36 I'm sorry.
00:57:37 You were saying, Charles?
00:57:38 Just...
00:57:39 No, what about the Louvre?
00:57:41 Tell us what you
00:57:43 Well, only a fraction of
00:57:45 The rest is in
00:57:47 You've been in the basement
00:57:49 Oh, yes.
00:57:50 I was an art history major
00:57:52 Ah.
00:57:53 And so,
00:57:55 Well, that's where
00:57:58 Unspoiled by dilettante.
00:58:00 da Vinci, Michelangelo,
00:58:06 "Allow me to assist you,
00:58:08 "Oh, let me light that
00:58:10 "What, this?
00:58:11 "This is my family crest.
00:58:13 "Been in the family for...
00:58:15 "What do they have
00:58:17 "Why, the works of da Vinci
00:58:18 "Michelangelo,
00:58:21 all surrounded by great coral
00:58:26 Just for the record,
00:58:28 I was in the zone
00:58:30 and I would have
00:58:32 if you hadn't turned
00:58:34 into a guided tour
00:58:36 My apologies.
00:58:38 Let's get
00:58:40 Patrice, she thought
00:58:42 probably gay and cute.
00:58:43 And cute, Leo,
00:58:45 -Perhaps.
00:58:47 I believe this
00:58:49 As I see it, Patrice has not
00:58:52 And it's no wonder.
00:58:53 You, Charles,
00:58:55 A what?
00:58:57 Everything plays
00:58:58 Women respond
00:59:00 This requires pulling one's
00:59:03 No one wants to be
00:59:06 Now, that number rings her.
00:59:08 -Yes.
00:59:11 I can't. She gave
00:59:13 Only because I told her
00:59:17 Wha-What did you say?
00:59:18 Merely that
00:59:20 but you were hesitant
00:59:22 since you'd been told
00:59:25 Shit. That's good!
00:59:27 Wha-What did she say?
00:59:29 She handed me the napkin.
00:59:33 Charles, it's quite late.
00:59:36 No, no, no,
00:59:38 I get her machine,
00:59:40 ball's in her court.
00:59:42 You're ladling calculation
00:59:44 The point is,
00:59:47 You're right. You're right.
00:59:50 Okay.
00:59:51 Nothing need be done
00:59:53 Tomorrow.
00:59:56 An overture, Charles.
00:59:57 Make your intentions known.
00:59:59 Think of pleasing her,
01:00:02 No vexing.
01:00:03 You're intoxicated.
01:00:05 I'm sure Kate
01:00:07 I doubt it.
01:00:08 But it's nearly midnight.
01:00:12 You like her, don't you?
01:00:14 -Who?
01:00:16 -You do!
01:00:19 You like my sister!
01:00:21 Well, you made your
01:00:23 -Right?
01:00:24 Leo, Commune...
01:00:25 right around the corner.
01:00:26 We could stop in, you could
01:00:29 pull out a chair or two--
01:00:30 you could throw out a
01:00:32 Yeah, see, it's one
01:00:34 You don't give a shit.
01:00:35 It's a whole other
01:00:37 when it's a girl
01:00:39 Yeah, who's the
01:00:43 You want to vex
01:00:45 my sister!
01:00:48 I have to confess
01:00:50 Um...
01:00:52 No. Thank you.
01:00:53 When you asked me
01:00:55 I was under
01:00:56 that we were here
01:00:58 The merger.
01:00:59 Yes. Right. Yes.
01:01:01 And a possible promotion.
01:01:03 Yes.
01:01:04 Yes, that, too.
01:01:06 And, well, dinner
01:01:09 and we haven't
01:01:11 anything even
01:01:13 to what I thought
01:01:15 I don't believe I've ever
01:01:17 You haven't even kissed me yet.
01:01:21 Yeah.
01:01:22 Right. Well...
01:01:24 I like you, J.J., I do.
01:01:26 I like you quite a bit.
01:01:27 Um, as a matter of fact
01:01:29 I think you would agree
01:01:31 a successful
01:01:33 requires a great deal of...
01:01:35 What exactly is our
01:01:37 Kate...
01:01:38 Hi, Kate!
01:01:40 Hi, Charlie.
01:01:42 Well...
01:01:44 We just thought
01:01:45 -to say hi.
01:01:46 -J.J., right?
01:01:47 Might I have a word with you?
01:01:49 -Now?
01:01:51 No! No.
01:01:52 J.J.:
01:01:56 Please... please join us.
01:01:58 And where did you say it is?
01:02:00 -In Sussex.
01:02:01 -Yes.
01:02:04 Early 18th century.
01:02:05 Really? Are you quite sure?
01:02:08 Yes.
01:02:10 He's got pictures, Leopold.
01:02:11 Perhaps you were swindled,
01:02:13 as of the late
01:02:15 there's nothing
01:02:17 -You're mistaken.
01:02:19 Well, it's quite possible,
01:02:21 No, it is not.
01:02:25 ...the only manor house
01:02:27 I know because
01:02:28 Leopold, it wasn't...
01:02:30 Leo, do you enjoy opera?
01:02:31 -I do. And do you?
01:02:33 It keeps... keeps me alive.
01:02:35 Do you have a favourite?
01:02:37 Boheme. La Boheme.
01:02:39 - La Boheme.
01:02:40 That's... that's how
01:02:43 You speak French?
01:02:44 Fluently.
01:02:46 Oh.
01:02:47 Ah. Que ton visage
01:02:50 entoure par la lumiere
01:02:54 What did he say?
01:03:01 "How sweet your face looks
01:03:02 gently encircled
01:03:06 Oh, I like that.
01:03:08 From the opening scene
01:03:09 A stunning duet.
01:03:11 Andre sings it to Mimi.
01:03:13 Andre...
01:03:14 I invited Kate
01:03:16 She's never been.
01:03:17 Patrone is singing Andre,
01:03:20 Can you explain that, Leopold?
01:03:23 Well... La Boheme is one
01:03:27 and should not be missed.
01:03:29 But perhaps Kate resists
01:03:32 How so?
01:03:34 Should we get the check?
01:03:35 Well, some feel that
01:03:38 is nothing more than
01:03:40 to transform a lady to a whore.
01:03:45 Oh.
01:03:47 J.J.
01:03:52 This guy's charming, Kate.
01:03:55 The Duke of Margarine
01:03:57 No, he doesn't.
01:03:59 No, not a serpent.
01:04:00 That's too grand a word.
01:04:02 Simply a braggart and a cad
01:04:03 who knows less French than l,
01:04:07 And by the way
01:04:10 there's no Andre in
01:04:13 And though it takes place
01:04:14 it's rarely played in French,
01:04:17 Good night.
01:04:27 Sorry.
01:04:38 Kate, might I have
01:05:35 -Morning.
01:05:38 -You want some coffee?
01:05:41 You want to read...
01:05:43 No, thank you, Charlie.
01:05:44 I want to go to work
01:05:45 and try and clean up
01:05:48 You sure you don't...
01:05:50 Uh...
01:05:57 Kate...
01:05:59 Uh, Kate!
01:06:00 -What?
01:06:02 maybe you'd want a-a kiwi
01:06:05 That's a papaya, Charlie.
01:06:06 Oh.
01:06:08 You're right. Okay.
01:06:12 BOB:
01:06:14 80% found the product
01:06:18 effective.
01:06:20 This, of course, presents
01:06:21 a conundrum for us marketeers.
01:06:23 How do we maintain a soft feel
01:06:28 of a plastic wrap or pack
01:06:32 the useful tensile strength
01:06:34 Now, I'm going to suggest
01:06:37 to scale back to a limited
01:06:40 in the mid-Atlantic states,
01:06:43 on the basis of extensive...
01:06:49 Dearest Katherine...
01:06:51 I behaved as an imbecile
01:06:53 animated in part by drink,
01:06:58 and in part
01:07:01 And for that
01:07:03 Please accept
01:07:05 a private dinner on the rooftop
01:07:11 Okay, where are we
01:07:14 Kate?
01:07:16 Care to share with us?
01:07:19 Farmer's Bounty?
01:07:21 Where we are.
01:07:23 Where we are is good.
01:07:25 Um, as you know, we
01:07:28 The response room final showed
01:07:32 His key female descriptors...
01:07:35 were "handsome," "romantic"
01:07:37 with several write-ins
01:07:39 with several write-ins
01:07:43 Great.
01:07:49 Would you hold this?
01:07:50 J.J.?
01:07:51 J.J., hi.
01:07:52 Um, listen, I just want
01:07:55 for what happened
01:07:56 There was no need
01:08:00 I appreciate that.
01:08:01 So... everything's okay?
01:08:04 Yes, Kate.
01:08:08 STUART:
01:08:10 There's a difference--
01:08:12 a subtle difference,
01:08:14 Why did you fall down there?
01:08:15 Because there was no elevator.
01:08:17 And you feel
01:08:18 Look, if you brought your
01:08:20 forward in time before
01:08:22 to invent the elevator
01:08:24 it stands to reason that nature
01:08:27 and the elevator and you
01:08:30 But, clearly, you do exist.
01:08:32 You know what, I'm sorry.
01:08:34 I can see that you
01:08:37 and I'm sure there are
01:08:40 for your particular
01:08:42 Unfortunately,
01:08:43 So if you don't mind, would you
01:08:45 I'm concerned you might be
01:08:48 And in such cases
01:08:50 -Hello?!
01:08:53 Will someone please
01:08:59 Everything all right,
01:09:02 Yes, Gretchen.
01:09:06 Stuart, I'm going
01:09:07 Stuart, I'm going
01:09:07 something called Prolixin.
01:09:10 It's a mild
01:09:12 Nothing too strong.
01:09:14 "l was wondering...
01:09:17 "l was wondering if you
01:09:22 "lf you've already been
01:09:24 I understand."
01:09:27 Tonight at 7:00, 7:30.
01:09:29 Please don't be late.
01:09:33 I got to talk to you
01:09:34 'Cause there's some shit here
01:09:37 Did you assemble
01:09:39 Look, you just can't
01:09:41 "gracefully serene."
01:09:42 No, no, this will not do.
01:09:43 Wha... Why?
01:09:45 What is wrong
01:09:47 The orange lily
01:09:49 The begonia and lavender
01:09:50 danger and suspicion,
01:09:52 Every flower has
01:09:55 Might I suggest the amaryllis,
01:09:59 a most splendid beauty.
01:10:01 Or the cabbage rose.
01:10:08 Darci!
01:10:12 Hmm?
01:10:13 -What is this?
01:10:15 -to Leopold's invitation.
01:10:17 You're going, right?
01:10:19 I haven't decided yet.
01:10:20 Oh, you haven't decided
01:10:21 if you want to have dinner
01:10:22 on your rooftop with a duke?
01:10:24 Who thinks he's from 1876!
01:10:27 No! And I would
01:10:28 Kate, come on, okay?
01:10:30 I don't know what this guy did
01:10:32 but that is
01:10:33 in the history of mankind.
01:10:35 -Just sign it, Kate.
01:10:37 It's 4:30.
01:10:40 Kate McKay's office.
01:10:42 They hung up.
01:10:46 Hi. Is Patrice there?
01:10:49 Hey, Patrice?
01:10:51 Hi. It's me, Charlie.
01:10:55 Hey, Charlie.
01:10:57 I was just calling to find out
01:10:58 if you got my flowers--
01:11:01 I was calling to see if you got
01:11:04 Yeah, I did.
01:11:05 And I was just wondering
01:11:07 if you would like to go
01:11:09 and maybe
01:11:10 accompany me to dinner?
01:11:12 I mean, l...
01:11:14 I understand completely
01:11:17 But, uh, you know,
01:11:21 Yeah?
01:11:25 I wanted to say
01:11:31 you've made an impression on me.
01:11:36 And-and it-it's not
01:11:38 I mean, which are great.
01:11:39 Your looks are,
01:11:41 But, uh...
01:11:46 I don't know, it's, um...
01:11:49 What?
01:11:51 You're graceful.
01:11:56 You know, the way you move
01:12:01 I mean, some people have a way
01:12:03 and, you know, you... you do.
01:12:08 The bottom line is, I like you.
01:12:15 Patrice?
01:12:18 What about 7:00?
01:12:21 7:00?
01:12:23 7:00 would be heaven.
01:12:26 See you then.
01:12:27 It worked!
01:12:29 It worked! Oh! Who's going out
01:12:31 Charlie's going out
01:12:33 Charlie's going over there.
01:12:34 Oh, better go get ready.
01:12:36 Better go get changed.
01:12:37 Shouldn't change
01:12:39 'cause she likes me
01:12:47 Oh.
01:12:48 Hey.
01:12:49 Charlie, you look fantastic.
01:12:51 -Yeah?
01:12:52 I got a date.
01:12:54 I got to go. Bye.
01:12:56 Bye.
01:13:01 Kate?
01:13:02 Yeah?
01:13:03 Um, have a good time tonight.
01:13:07 Bye.
01:13:53 My God.
01:13:58 This is beautiful.
01:13:59 The very word for which
01:14:05 May I?
01:14:24 She was a real romantic, my mom.
01:14:26 When Prince Charles and Lady Di
01:14:31 She made crumpets and jam.
01:14:32 It was like a Super Bowl party,
01:14:35 She cried for a week.
01:14:37 I don't know the story
01:14:38 of Prince Charles
01:14:40 Oh, you don't want to.
01:14:42 It's a cautionary tale.
01:14:44 Of what?
01:14:45 You can't live a fairy tale.
01:15:05 I'm not very good with men.
01:15:08 Perhaps you haven't found
01:15:17 Maybe.
01:15:18 Or, uh, maybe
01:15:20 is just a grown-up version
01:15:23 just a myth we've been fed
01:15:26 so we keep buying magazines
01:15:29 and doing therapy
01:15:31 and watching movies
01:15:34 played over love montages
01:15:36 all in this pathetic attempt
01:15:39 keeps getting caught
01:15:44 Otis always told me
01:15:48 Lamentably,
01:15:51 By my 30th birthday,
01:15:55 become a blemish
01:15:58 So he brought me to this country
01:16:01 with the proviso
01:16:03 A girl
01:16:06 Charm?
01:16:08 Money. Since my parents died
01:16:10 our family fortune had become,
01:16:13 I would be married now
01:16:17 I was to announce a bride
01:16:19 Who?
01:16:26 I don't know.
01:16:29 Someone.
01:16:31 One of them.
01:16:44 What are you doing?
01:16:45 I'm just cleaning up.
01:16:48 Would you do me the
01:16:52 Please?
01:17:21 I am not much of a dancer.
01:17:23 You're doing famously, then.
01:17:42 Leopold, this was lovely.
01:17:46 But I don't know
01:17:49 even if I am inspired.
01:17:54 People might think I'm
01:17:57 The brave are simply those
01:18:00 of what is before them.
01:18:01 Glory and danger alike
01:18:03 and notwithstanding,
01:18:24 Hey.
01:18:26 Morning, Charles.
01:18:28 How was your evening
01:18:30 Good. Nice.
01:18:34 How was yours?
01:18:35 Good. Nice.
01:18:51 So, Leo, don't you think it's
01:18:55 What do you mean?
01:18:56 I mean...
01:18:58 it's a blast doing
01:19:01 but I don't want to see Kate
01:19:05 I know she seems
01:19:07 but she hasn't
01:19:09 She's always getting
01:19:11 who don't hold up their end.
01:19:12 Like me. I just don't...
01:19:15 I understand, Charles.
01:19:18 You do?
01:19:19 Yes.
01:19:20 So... who are you?
01:19:27 I am the man
01:19:38 Okay, door's open.
01:19:39 Shut the lid.
01:19:42 Push the drawers in.
01:19:43 Close the door, and
01:19:46 A word to the wise:
01:19:47 Don't press that
01:19:50 So she sees you doing it.
01:19:52 Oh, clever.
01:19:53 The proverbial
01:19:56 If a man washes a dish
01:19:58 Did it happen?
01:19:59 Right.
01:20:11 A cup of coffee, my dear.
01:20:13 Thank you.
01:20:18 Breakfast?
01:20:25 Nine-grain toast
01:20:28 and mascarpone, madame.
01:20:30 It's apparently low
01:20:46 It's really good.
01:20:50 It's good.
01:20:55 What should we do today?
01:21:03 Oh no, no, no,
01:21:06 Thank you. No.
01:21:10 You know what
01:21:12 You don't look
01:21:13 They're so completely
01:21:32 Kate.
01:21:35 Kate, Kate, come.
01:21:40 Leopold? Leopold?
01:21:43 Hey, what are you doing?
01:21:45 It boggles the mind
01:21:47 This is my uncle's home.
01:21:48 Well, was.
01:21:49 This is where I lived.
01:21:51 A portrait of my parents...
01:21:55 Uh... uh, Leopold?
01:21:59 Look, I just don't think
01:22:01 that we should just be barging
01:22:05 Leopold?
01:22:19 My old quarters.
01:22:31 What are you doing?
01:22:35 Hey.
01:22:42 The place where I put
01:22:48 Hmm.
01:22:50 Things I didn't want
01:23:03 My mother's ring.
01:23:06 Oh, it's beautiful.
01:23:18 You know,
01:23:20 connected to everything
01:23:24 and I never cross them.
01:23:28 I've lived here
01:23:30 and I've never been
01:23:34 You've never travelled?
01:23:36 No.
01:23:50 Do you...
01:23:52 What?
01:23:56 Do you miss where
01:24:06 In a way, l...
01:24:09 I miss...
01:24:15 It was slower?
01:24:17 Quite a bit slower.
01:24:19 Like today?
01:24:20 Yes.
01:24:28 Wherever you're going,
01:24:34 Do you hear that, Leopold?
01:24:36 -Do you hear that music?
01:24:37 Have you ever seen the movie
01:24:40 Breakfast a Tiffany's?
01:24:41 Uh, no.
01:24:42 "No."
01:24:45 Not yet.
01:24:47 You see that guy down
01:24:50 Mm-hmm.
01:24:51 He listens to the soundtrack
01:24:53 of Breakfast at Tiffany's
01:24:56 until exactly midnight.
01:24:58 And then he
01:25:01 goes to sleep.
01:25:03 My huckleberry friend
01:25:07 Moon River and me.
01:25:25 Oh, that means
01:25:27 Oh, I don't want
01:25:29 I want more of this.
01:25:32 More 1876.
01:25:33 But, Kate, you don't
01:25:37 We can have more.
01:25:39 Well, oh, no,
01:25:42 the day I work, so...
01:25:44 it gets poisoned.
01:25:47 I see.
01:25:50 Besides, tomorrow
01:25:52 we shoot
01:26:06 Kate.
01:26:07 Hmm?
01:26:09 Would you...?
01:26:13 Might you ever... consider...?
01:26:18 Hmm?
01:26:28 It's time for bed.
01:26:34 Oh.
01:26:38 I'm so relaxed.
01:26:40 That's all right.
01:27:00 Oh...
01:27:01 You're tucking me in.
01:27:03 Yes.
01:27:05 Huh, you're my Otis.
01:27:08 Yes, Your Grace.
01:27:15 Oh, wait.
01:27:17 Hey, hey, don't...
01:27:20 Stay.
01:28:05 I love you, Kate McKay.
01:28:19 Scone, Your Grace?
01:28:22 Ah, thank you, Millard.
01:28:23 And you brought
01:28:26 But of course.
01:28:28 Ah!
01:28:30 Fresh creamery butter.
01:28:32 Is there anything more
01:28:34 I say there is
01:28:36 and perhaps you'll agree
01:28:38 when you sample fat-free
01:28:41 with the genuine essence
01:28:45 in every bite.
01:28:46 With every mouthful
01:28:49 you shall receive butter's
01:28:51 in your mouth
01:28:52 without adding to the luxury
01:28:55 -Farmer's Bounty.
01:28:57 Now, on this one
01:28:58 take a bite and smile.
01:29:04 And... cut!
01:29:05 All right, check gate.
01:29:06 -Good enough for me.
01:29:08 Can we get a Dedo up here
01:29:10 Oh, excuse me.
01:29:12 Excuse me. Is this an actual
01:29:16 Yeah. Why?
01:29:17 This tastes like saddle soap.
01:29:19 Well, that's not really
01:29:21 Not my concern?
01:29:22 This product tastes
01:29:25 How is that not my concern?
01:29:26 Hey, pal, it's a paycheck!
01:29:28 -Wait a minute.
01:29:29 A... This is an outrage!
01:29:30 Don't worry
01:29:32 Come back.
01:29:34 Something that brings
01:29:42 Leopold.
01:29:44 Leopold!
01:29:45 Hey! Leopold,
01:29:47 What are you doing?
01:29:48 They-they need you
01:29:50 Do they?
01:29:51 Yeah. They have to shoot
01:29:54 They're not finished yet.
01:29:56 Well, I want
01:29:57 Why?
01:29:59 Have you tasted it?
01:30:00 Farmer's Bounty?
01:30:01 Yes, Farmer's Bounty.
01:30:03 Yeah, I've tasted it.
01:30:04 It's revolting.
01:30:05 I know.
01:30:07 You know it's revolting
01:30:09 yet you have no qualms
01:30:11 It's diet;
01:30:13 I mean, what is the problem?
01:30:15 The problem is
01:30:17 beyond my affection for you
01:30:18 I find myself peddling pond scum
01:30:21 Hey, listen, you know
01:30:22 the stakes are very high
01:30:24 You can't just quit because...
01:30:25 Yes, I can, and so can you.
01:30:27 When one finds oneself
01:30:28 in an endeavour entirely
01:30:32 No. No. Because sometimes
01:30:33 you have to do things
01:30:35 Sometimes you have to suck it up
01:30:38 It's part of life.
01:30:39 You sound like my uncle.
01:30:42 Look, Leopold,
01:30:44 a very important
01:30:46 If you don't go
01:30:47 then I get into
01:30:49 Is this what you do
01:30:51 Research methods
01:30:54 Refine lies until
01:30:57 It's no wonder
01:30:58 Oh! Man, I don't
01:31:00 What has happened
01:31:02 You have every convenience,
01:31:05 yet no time for integrity.
01:31:07 No. What I don't have time for
01:31:10 by 200-year-old men
01:31:11 who've never had to work
01:31:13 You have no idea
01:31:15 And you-you have no idea
01:31:18 I haven't had all that many
01:31:21 Leopold, because I've been
01:31:25 and I'm tired, and I need a rest
01:31:27 and if I have to peddle
01:31:28 a little pond scum to get one
01:31:30 then so be it.
01:31:36 Very well.
01:31:46 We're kidding ourselves,
01:31:50 In point of fact
01:31:51 I don't even really know
01:31:57 You still don't believe
01:32:02 We had a great weekend;
01:32:05 And now it's Sunday.
01:32:06 It's over.
01:32:28 There's such a lot of world
01:33:25 I know.
01:33:28 I know, I know,
01:33:31 talking about... finding a crack
01:33:40 But in, in point,
01:33:44 you know...
01:33:46 it is no more crazy than, uh,
01:33:53 Dogs are colour-blind, Gretchen.
01:33:56 They don't see colour.
01:33:58 Really?
01:34:00 Just like we can't see time.
01:34:01 We can feel it.
01:34:02 Oh... we can feel it passing
01:34:04 but, uh, we can't see it;
01:34:07 It's like, uh...
01:34:11 it's like we're riding
01:34:15 and the world is
01:34:17 But imagine if we could stop
01:34:22 Imagine if we could stop
01:34:24 get out, look around
01:34:26 and see time
01:34:29 A universe, a world
01:34:33 a thing as unimaginable
01:34:37 And as real and tangible
01:34:44 Now, if we could see it
01:34:47 I mean, really look at it
01:34:49 then... maybe we could see
01:34:59 And that's it.
01:35:01 It's that simple.
01:35:02 That's all I discovered.
01:35:04 I'm just a...
01:35:06 just a guy who saw a crack
01:35:10 that no one else could see.
01:35:13 I'm that dog
01:35:17 Only, uh...
01:35:23 none of the other dogs
01:35:29 I believe you.
01:36:13 I can see that some things have
01:36:20 But...
01:36:24 you have to go back.
01:36:52 You understand
01:36:54 to the same day
01:36:56 Yes.
01:36:57 So you understand
01:36:59 you might be repeating
01:37:01 You might even see me.
01:37:02 Just don't follow me
01:37:09 Can I go in?
01:37:14 J.J., you asked to see me?
01:37:17 Come on in.
01:37:22 I understand you, uh,
01:37:24 at the shoot yesterday.
01:37:25 Guess Mr. Duke's got a bit
01:37:27 Yeah.
01:37:31 I'm going to England
01:37:32 and I made a decision.
01:37:34 Mm-hmm.
01:37:35 You're going to be
01:37:38 So, this is going
01:37:42 I'll be making it official
01:37:47 Thank you, J.J.
01:37:48 Thank you.
01:37:49 You've earned it.
01:37:51 I'm heading over
01:37:54 the buy-out papers,
01:37:56 So I'll see you later
01:37:59 -What did he say?
01:38:02 Oh, my God,
01:38:03 Just give me one second,
01:38:04 I'm sorry, Darci. One second.
01:38:09 Hi. You've reached Stuart.
01:38:11 Please leave a message.
01:38:13 Hello?
01:38:15 Leopold, l-I don't know
01:38:17 but if you're there,
01:38:20 I got it.
01:38:23 I got the job.
01:38:26 I'm the new
01:38:28 at CRG.
01:38:30 Uh, please call me.
01:38:32 I, um... I'm sorry about the way
01:38:36 I apologize.
01:38:37 I, uh... I just really
01:38:39 I'd love to see you tonight
01:38:40 but I have this thing
01:38:43 But I'd love to see you later.
01:38:44 I miss you.
01:38:47 I miss you.
01:38:51 Hey, Stuart.
01:38:53 How you feeling?
01:39:02 Where's Leo?
01:39:04 He went home.
01:39:36 He was for real.
01:39:40 He was for real.
01:39:53 Holy shit!
01:39:56 Look at this!
01:40:08 Oh, my God.
01:40:16 Chilled, do you understand?
01:40:18 And be sure to leave another
01:40:21 Yes, sir.
01:40:22 Leopold!
01:40:23 Leopold!
01:40:24 Where have you been?!
01:40:26 Otis, I demand explication!
01:40:28 It's half past 5:00!
01:40:29 He's not even dressed!
01:40:30 He'll be ready, my lord,
01:40:32 I don't want him ready.
01:40:33 I want him resplendent!
01:40:34 Here's the invitation.
01:40:36 You've got your table number,
01:40:37 and I've got Morty down there--
01:40:39 He's on the Madison side.
01:40:40 Also, your phone sheet
01:40:42 And Stuart called
01:40:43 So, have a great
01:40:45 You look beautiful.
01:41:23 I don't think this is right.
01:41:24 I'm supposed to be
01:41:27 That's where we are,
01:41:31 Have a nice evening.
01:41:33 Hi.
01:41:34 Hello.
01:41:35 Invitation, please.
01:41:36 Yes.
01:41:43 They're still plugs.
01:41:45 They're just randomly seeded
01:41:47 No cornrows.
01:41:48 Excuse me.
01:41:49 Hey, Kate.
01:41:50 Congratulations.
01:41:51 Thank you.
01:41:52 The hell with facelifts.
01:41:54 I'm into mini-lifts now.
01:41:55 Just a tiny little bit
01:41:57 I hear they're bringing
01:41:59 So I'm just running
01:42:00 -Kate, congratulations.
01:42:02 Hey, Kate.
01:42:04 -Congratulations.
01:42:05 Thank you.
01:42:07 Anyway, I'm just glad
01:42:10 I was going to move my office
01:42:13 Excuse me.
01:42:15 Kate, don't powder
01:42:18 I'm going to
01:42:20 in a couple minutes.
01:42:21 Okay.
01:42:25 All this time I thought
01:42:28 and it had to be untwisted.
01:42:29 But what I never considered
01:42:31 is that the whole thing
01:42:33 A beautiful 4D pretzel
01:42:36 Okay, you know what,
01:42:38 as soon as you can,
01:42:40 I was supposed to go back.
01:42:41 He was supposed to come forward
01:42:43 then he was supposed
01:42:46 so was she.
01:42:50 Now it is my pleasure
01:43:08 ...to take priests
01:43:11 You speak of progress
01:43:13 But what I offer you
01:43:17 Take a wife.
01:43:18 Marry.
01:43:19 Let us not bother
01:43:22 Tell me whom you want me
01:43:23 Well, who has the most money.
01:43:25 Well... that would be Miss Tree
01:43:30 Good.
01:43:31 Consider it done.
01:43:32 Otis, fetch the ring.
01:43:34 I will announce at midnight.
01:43:37 Invitation, please.
01:43:38 Uh, hello.
01:43:39 My name is Stuart Besser.
01:43:40 I'm sorry, I know
01:43:42 but his sister is Kate McKay;
01:43:44 I'm sorry, sir,
01:43:51 ...and I learned that there was
01:43:54 and it didn't require money
01:43:56 and it didn't require
01:43:58 I learned that I could
01:44:00 And there is nothing wrong
01:44:04 I am a people pleaser, people!
01:44:06 Whoo!
01:44:09 J.J.:
01:44:10 I am so...
01:44:11 Kate!
01:44:12 Stuart!
01:44:14 Charlie!
01:44:15 Take a look
01:44:17 No! No-no-no-no!
01:44:18 Now it's time
01:44:20 who's going to be holding down
01:44:23 our own little rising star,
01:44:26 Just listen to me
01:44:27 They're introducing me
01:44:29 I'm sorry I was
01:44:30 I'm sorry I let you down.
01:44:31 I know all you wanted
01:44:33 Oh, Stuart, really
01:44:35 I can't talk about our
01:44:37 No, Kate, just listen
01:44:38 Maybe we weren't such
01:44:41 I mean, maybe there's
01:44:43 What are you talking about?
01:44:45 Maybe I was supposed to help
01:44:49 You got to go back, Kate.
01:44:52 You got to go back there.
01:44:56 Go back?
01:44:57 How?
01:44:59 You have to jump
01:45:01 within the next 23 minutes.
01:45:03 -J.J.
01:45:05 Oh...
01:45:07 Kate, just look
01:45:25 Is there a... a Kate McKay
01:45:27 Yeah. Here I am!
01:45:28 Kate?
01:45:31 Here she is.
01:45:34 Well, without further ado
01:45:36 the new senior vice president
01:45:39 Here she is, ladies and
01:45:44 Whoa, whoa! Whoa.
01:45:45 You okay?
01:45:47 Yeah.
01:45:48 I'm sorry.
01:45:49 Thank you.
01:45:50 Quite an entrance, huh?
01:45:51 Thank you, J.J.
01:45:52 Thank you very much.
01:45:53 Thank you. Thank you.
01:45:55 Wow.
01:45:56 Well, it's a great night.
01:46:00 We here at CRG have always
01:46:03 to be in the "Find what
01:46:07 and at Jansen, you guys are
01:46:08 in the "Make what
01:46:11 So, imagine
01:46:13 We'll be able to find out
01:46:18 and make it... for them.
01:46:20 So... yeah, so our customers...
01:46:23 will be able to get exactly...
01:46:28 Uh...
01:46:33 ...what they...
01:46:38 ...they want.
01:47:05 And, uh...
01:47:09 ...it's a great thing to...
01:47:13 Uh, it's a really good thing.
01:47:14 Unless what you thought
01:47:17 what you wanted
01:47:20 ...wanted
01:47:22 you couldn't imagine, or you
01:47:27 But... but what if someone
01:47:33 exactly what you wanted
01:47:36 They just knew.
01:47:37 Like they could...
01:47:40 or listen to your thoughts.
01:47:42 And what if they were sure
01:47:45 and they didn't have
01:47:47 and they loved you...
01:47:50 and you hesitated?
01:47:54 Uh...
01:47:57 And... I have to go.
01:48:02 I, uh... I'm sorry,
01:48:09 Kate?
01:48:15 Stuart, can you tell me
01:48:18 in short, complete sentences
01:48:21 featuring no words
01:48:22 why exactly
01:48:24 Probably not.
01:48:25 Try.
01:48:26 -Because you were there.
01:48:28 I would remember.
01:48:29 Believe me, I would remember
01:48:30 -if I was there.
01:48:32 If we get there in time.
01:48:33 These are pictures
01:48:36 Not exactly.
01:48:37 Theoretically speaking
01:48:38 if you go to the past
01:48:39 then your future
01:48:41 And that is a picture of you
01:48:43 in the future in the past.
01:48:44 We have to make a run
01:48:49 Come on, come on.
01:48:52 Let's go, let's go.
01:48:53 Whoa, where the hell do
01:48:55 $6.80 on the metre, pal.
01:48:58 It's going to close, Kate!
01:49:08 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:49:12 The Duke of Albany
01:49:14 a very important announcement
01:49:16 from this very stage.
01:49:18 And I believe it shall be
01:49:20 that will justify
01:49:32 Okay...
01:49:33 this is the hard part.
01:49:34 -What?
01:49:35 The girder?
01:49:36 You have to cross
01:49:40 That girder?
01:49:43 Stuart, I can't cross
01:49:45 -I can't go across...
01:49:46 What?
01:49:47 Leopold.
01:49:49 You love him, right?
01:49:53 Yeah.
01:49:54 That's all you need to know.
01:49:57 -You'll be fine.
01:49:59 Charlie... Charlie,
01:50:01 How are you...
01:50:02 No, don't worry about me.
01:50:05 -Now, Kate, now.
01:50:06 The portal's going to close.
01:50:08 -All right.
01:50:11 Jesus.
01:50:13 Oh, God.
01:50:14 You can do it.
01:50:17 Don't look down.
01:50:23 Oh, shit.
01:50:40 Charlie...
01:50:43 I'll love you forever.
01:50:46 Love you.
01:50:52 It's okay.
01:50:59 Lady... Lady, what
01:51:01 Step back, lady.
01:51:02 -It's okay.
01:51:03 Come back, lady.
01:51:08 Central, be advised.
01:51:09 This is Breech Post Four.
01:51:11 on the southwest location
01:51:14 Have a supervisor,
01:51:16 to this location forthwith.
01:51:37 Ladies and gentlemen
01:51:39 it is with a glad heart
01:51:41 that I proudly introduce
01:51:44 Leopold, Duke of Albany.
01:51:46 Thank you.
01:51:48 Thank you, Uncle Millard.
01:51:50 Thank you.
01:51:51 I'm sorry, madam, but
01:51:53 No, you don't seem
01:51:54 I need to get inside.
01:51:55 I need to get inside
01:51:57 What seems to be the problem?
01:51:58 Are you Otis?
01:52:00 Well, let us proceed.
01:52:02 Please raise your glasses...
01:52:05 so we may toast
01:52:07 the woman whose
01:52:10 shall be my solemn duty
01:52:13 -Oh!
01:52:21 Kate McKay.
01:52:26 Of the McKays of...?
01:52:32 Massapequa.
01:52:36 Massapequa.
01:52:46 I love you.
01:52:47 I love you.
01:53:31 If I caught the world
01:53:34 And everything was still
01:53:38 Without your love,
01:53:45 If I was smart as Aristotle
01:53:48 And understood
01:53:53 What would it all matter
01:53:58 Here in your arms where
01:54:04 With a million dreams
01:54:07 And a matter of moments
01:54:12 Here in your arms when
01:54:17 Not a solitary thing
01:54:21 Except when this moment comes
01:54:27 If I caught the world
01:54:30 Saddled up the moon
01:54:34 Until the stars grew dim
01:54:40 Until...
01:54:44 One day
01:54:47 And all the noise
01:54:52 You'll feel that you're close
01:54:57 In the moonlight
01:55:01 You feel as if you've
01:55:06 The world's oldest lesson
01:55:11 Here in your arms where
01:55:17 With a million dreams
01:55:20 And a matter of moments
01:55:25 Here in your arms when
01:55:31 Not a solitary thing
01:55:34 Except when this moment
01:55:43 Oh, if I caught the world
01:55:47 Saddled up the moon
01:55:51 Until the stars grew dim
01:55:56 Until the time
01:56:03 Until...