:45:02
But when I do, Dr. Sanderson, your connection
with this institution will have ended.
:45:06
Wilson, get the car. You'll have
to go to the McClure's without me.
:45:10
Take a cab. You two, get
that woman out of the tub!
:45:13
Willie? I'm going to call my attorney.
:45:17
Willie? I'm going to call my attorney.
:45:17
Wilson, what's a pooka? What's a what?
:45:20
A pooka.
A pooka?
:45:23
You could search me,
Mrs. Chumley!
:45:32
"P." "O."
:45:36
Poo... Pooka!
:45:38
Oh dear, I'm already late
for the McClure's.
:45:41
I did promise them
I'd be on time.
:45:49
P-O-O-K-A.
:45:54
"Pooka.
From old Celtic mythology.
:46:00
"A fairy spirit
in animal form.
:46:04
"Always very large.
:46:07
"The pooka appears
here and there,
:46:10
"now and then,
:46:13
"to this one and that one.
:46:16
"A benign but
mischievous creature.
:46:21
"Very fond of rumpots,
crackpots...
:46:25
and 'How are you,
Mr. Wilson?"'
:46:42
"How are you,
Mr. Wilson?"
:46:44
Who in the encyclopedia
wants to know?
:46:47
Wilson, let's go. Dr. Chumley,
the screwiest thing just hap...
:46:50
I know, and believe me, heads
will roll. But I was looking...
:46:56
Quick, downtown.
Step on it.