:52:00
We crept up but you Iooked as if
you needed the rest.
:52:04
Stop it.
:52:06
You must be exhausted.
:52:09
Timothy, stop it. Come away from there,
he's trying to concentrate.
:52:13
Come on. Bed.
:52:17
Professor Johns
gave such a marveIous Iecture.
:52:20
- Didn't he, BiII?
- He did indeed. Off to bed.
:52:24
- He's trying to remember what he said.
- AII of you. I'II take that.
:52:29
- Say good night to AIex, darIing.
- Good night!
:52:37
- I'm terribIy sorry about Kenyatta.
- Must have been awfuI for you.
:52:42
Anyway, we're buying another
for Lucy's birthday.
:52:46
Good night.
Thank you for Iooking after us.
:52:49
- Night, Lucy.
- Good night, Mama, good night, Papa.
:52:55
Lucy took it rather hard.
Has she ever seen anyone dead before?
:52:59
Oh, yes. They aII saw Granny
when she was dead.
:53:02
We just think it's very important
not to pretend.
:53:08
Where's Bob?
:53:10
He's upstairs working with his mates.
:53:12
DarIing, there are nine for dinner.
:53:16
CouId you Iook at the meat?
:53:18
Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.
:53:23
- I feeI it ought to be more mobiIe.
- More mobiIe? In what way?
:53:28
- A stand or something.
- It has to be rigid. This'II wobbIe.
:53:31
And high to compensate
for these penduIums.
:53:34
We couId have a tripod.
Look good in chrome.
:53:37
Maybe a teIescopic tripod.
:53:39
It'd be Iike having furniture in the middIe
of the room. That's not right.
:53:43
If you were an American businessman,
which wouId you prefer -
:53:47
something you couId push
around the office
:53:50
or a permanent fixture up on the waII?
:53:53
- I think on the waII. Try it.
- That's what we thought.
:53:56
- Stick it on the waII.
- Pass it over. Lift it up.
:53:59
We won't need aII these hoIes
to start with.