:31:02
Your food's great.
:31:03
Yes, l know.
:31:05
Excuse me.
l have work to do.
:31:07
-Oh, uh, sir.
-Hmm?
:31:08
You might need this.
:31:10
Oh, oh.
:31:11
Thank you.
:31:13
Modest, isn't he?
:31:14
He's just stating a fact.
:31:16
The king used to say
:31:17
that he kept the best table
in the country.
:31:19
The king came
to your restaurant?
:31:21
Our castle.
:31:22
Oh.
:31:24
You see,
Daddy's really an amateur.
:31:26
He was a grand duke
:31:27
before our country went
behind the lron Curtain.
:31:29
Well, then you must be
:31:31
some kind of a duchess
or something.
:31:32
No, call me Maggie.
:31:34
All right, Maggie.
:31:36
But what my father
would call you
:31:38
isn't said
in polite company.
:31:39
Why? What'd l do?
:31:40
Rule of the house:
Finish your food.
:31:43
Yeah, all right.
Mm-hmm.
:32:02
We regret to announce that our
feature entertainer is ill...
:32:07
...but to replace him tonight
:32:09
we have been fortunate enough
to obtain the services
:32:13
of that famous North American
singing sensation--
:32:16
Mike Windgren!
:32:32
There's a legend
of a famous matador
:32:37
Who went to meet El Toro
:32:40
Though he fought
as he had never done before
:32:46
He could not beat El Toro
:32:50
The bull, El Toro,
brought him defeat and pain
:32:56
Ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah-ah...
:32:59
And to his sorrow,
the matador knew shame