The Glass Bottom Boat
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Impossible!
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It's ridiculous!
You're off your rockers!

:50:06
Mr. Templeton, classified information
has been leaking from space plants.

:50:10
A spy ring is operating
and an innocent-appearing woman...

:50:13
...like Jennifer Nelson,
could well be a part of it.

:50:16
Yeah? And I'm partial to blond
foreign agents, is that it?

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- You don't agree?
- What do you think?

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Brief him, Homer.
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As chief security officer of this plant...
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...that is, until Mr. Johnson
returns from vacation...

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...it is my sworn duty...
- You're not running for election.

:50:32
Get to the point.
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Point one, she's a pretty
strange-acting female.

:50:38
- I'll buy that, Homer. What's point two?
- I don't see you picking up the phone...

:50:43
...three and four times a day.
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And talking in code, like she does
three or four times a day.

:50:50
How does someone talk to someone
in code, Homer?

:50:53
She dials.
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And she says into the receiver:
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"One...
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...two...
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...three...
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...four...
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...five...
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...six.
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That's all for now, Vladimir."
:51:17
Vladimir?
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Vladimir. An old Indian name.
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From a tribe on the outskirts of Moscow.
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- Go ahead, Homer.
- And I don't see you, sir...

:51:26
...making fires in your wastebasket...
:51:28
...and burning secret papers
at night like she does.

:51:31
- What?
- She's clever, sir. Clever.

:51:34
Mr. Templeton, does this mean
anything to you?

:51:38
"Cash on delivery plus X Y-squared..."
Yeah, I guess so.

:51:41
- It's the work of a crackpot.
- Go on, Homer.

:51:43
Well, you wrote it on a pad, sir,
when I was over there. Remember?

:51:48
The day she returned
your tiger-striped bikini.

:51:53
- Well, that's nothing. Forget it...
- It must be something.

:51:56
Or you wouldn't have written it.
:51:58
It's a formula for putting
Mars and Venus together...


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