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:40:02
- The one watching your patients?
- Yes.

:40:05
What about that, eh?
:40:06
No. It was her that winked
when he asked that question

:40:10
- and again when he bawled me out.
- Twice? You must follow that up.

:40:14
- I've followed up enough already.
- Of course you must, mustn't he?

:40:18
Certainly.
But you know what nurses are.

:40:21
They're all right for a flip
but they all suffer from tinnitus.

:40:26
- What on earth's that?
- Tinnitus? Ringing in the ears.

:40:30
Wedding bells. Isn't that so, Jessup?
:40:32
I've known young gents who got hooked
before they knew what a worm was.

:40:37
Rubbish! Press on with her, Simon.
:40:39
Are you two at him again? Let him
be celibate if he wants to be.

:40:44
- Celibate? He likes girls.
- I don't want to be celibate.

:40:48
Then how can I pick
a rugby team that's fit?

:40:50
- You must ask her out.
- I don't even like her very much.

:40:54
That's not the point.
It's your duty to experiment.

:40:57
- You can't get near a nurse.
- Love laughs at sisters. Eh, Jessup?

:41:01
Look, there's been Rigor Mortis, the
most expensive girl in the world...

:41:06
This is the last thing I do for you
or scientific experimentation.

:41:20
- It's beautiful, isn't it?
- All right, I suppose.

:41:24
I wonder where the water comes from?
:41:27
- The river.
- Hmm?

:41:29
The Thames. The water
probably comes from the Thames.

:41:33
Oh, I see.
:41:37
- Could we have some tea?
- Yes, if you like.

:41:41
Well, we might as well,
now we're here.

:41:44
All right.
:41:48
- You didn't want to come, did you?
- Why would I ask you?

:41:52
- I think you were put up to it.
- What a filthy thing to say.

:41:56
I bet the others said, "That fair
nurse is interested in you. "


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