:16:01
To go so suddenly.
:16:03
He was dying
for years.
:16:06
But the end
was very sudden.
:16:11
He was in intensive care
for eight weeks.
:16:13
But the very end,
when he actually died...
:16:15
was extremely sudden.
:16:19
Alan and I were recently
speaking of dying.
:16:23
He told me Boyd Aviation took out
a large insurance policy on him.
:16:27
You've got to be
in perfect shape...
:16:29
to get that sort
of a policy, I bet.
:16:32
Drop your shorts
and bend over, Mr. Babar.
:16:35
No, really.
We don't need to.
:16:38
We don't want
to do that.
:16:41
My kidneys feel better
in this position.
:16:44
Maybe is that I'm not doing
any calisthenics.
:16:46
If I did sit-ups
or bent over like this...
:16:49
I'd feel 100% bet...
:16:51
# Moon River ##
:16:54
Whew! Thank you, Doc.
You ever serve time?
:16:57
- Breathe easy.
- Breathe easy.
:17:01
I was surprised Alan
got that policy.
:17:04
There's a history of cancer
in the family.
:17:06
- There is?
- Yeah.
:17:08
As a matter of fact... Aah!
You using the whole fist?
:17:12
Just relax.
:17:15
I saw Alan the other day.
He was looking peaked.
:17:18
Are you sure
he's all right?
:17:21
I can't discuss another patient.
You know that.
:17:25
Well, I don't find
anything wrong with you.
:17:27
I'm sure is not
for a lack of looking.
:17:33
12 noon.
:17:35
I was anxious
to return to my drug story.
:17:37
But since Dr. Jellyfinger
wasn't talking...
:17:40
I had to find out
about Stanwyk's health.
:17:47
May I help you, Dr., uh...
:17:50
Dr. Rosenpenis. I'm here
to check Stanwyk's file.
:17:52
Doctor who?
:17:53
Dr. Rosenrosen.
:17:55
Your name again.
:17:57
Is Dr. Rosenhite.
:17:58
Doctor who?