:29:01
(Bangs)
:29:03
It's a bit hard,
but you get used to it.
:29:06
You get a nice fug
if you keep the window shut.
:29:09
Dr Wu used to burn incense
and things.
:29:12
- You won't be doing that, will you?
- Not often.
:29:15
The light's switched off at 11.
You can bathe on Saturday.
:29:19
- Doctor's orders.
- Seems a bit mean.
:29:21
He does hold back a bit,
I must say.
:29:24
Don't agree with it myself.
:29:29
Yes, well, I'm, er...
I'm delighted to welcome you, Doctor.
:29:35
It's remarkably warm
for this time of year, is it not?
:29:39
- Well, it's a bit cold after London.
- Really?
:29:43
I always wear wool next to the skin.
:29:45
It's much healthier than breathing
fumes of combustible gasses.
:29:51
- Is that your car outside?
- Yes.
:29:54
0h. I do my nearer visits
on a bicycle,
:29:58
for the fresh air, you know.
:30:01
We could make an arrangement
by which you had part use of it.
:30:06
I'd make the deduction
from your salary, of course.
:30:10
0h, now, you've met my wife,
haven't you?
:30:13
- Your wife?!
- Shall we sit down?
:30:21
Pour the Doctor his tea, my dear.
:30:23
You do like it weak, don't you?
Too much tannin is not good.
:30:28
- Thank you.
- Take a sardine.
:30:31
I see there
are exactly one and one third each.
:30:34
It's healthier not to be overloaded
:30:37
with a heavy meal last thing,
don't you agree?
:30:40
Yes, I suppose so.
:30:42
Yes. Well, we'll discuss your duties
:30:44
and I'll show you
the drug cupboard after supper.
:30:49
Shall we say grace, Jasmine, my dear?
:30:58
Perhaps you didn't know
I was married, Dr Sparrow.