:40:01
She's so good with troubled children.
:40:03
Wish l had taken Louie there
when he was little.
:40:06
l should've known he had problems...
:40:08
...when his imaginary playmates
wouldn't play with him.
:40:10
Your boy grew up fine.
He's just a little scary, that's all.
:40:14
l think it'd be fun to have access to
all that secret, personal information.
:40:18
Come on, M'Lynn. Won't you tell me
some of your most bizarre cases?
:40:23
Let me see if l can
figure out who they are.
:40:25
There's some pretty sick tickets
in this town.
:40:28
l'll do no such thing.
Cut that out.
:40:30
You old fuddy-duddy.
:40:44
l'm not speaking to you.
:40:47
What a shame.
:40:49
l mean it, Drum.
:40:51
Can we call a truce long enough
for me to get a piece of cake?
:41:03
Thanks.
:41:05
Nothing like a good piece of ass.
:41:10
l'd rather walk on my lips
than to criticize anybody.
:41:15
But...
:41:17
...Janice van Meter....
:41:18
l know.
:41:20
l'll bet you money she paid $500
for that dress...
:41:23
...and don't even bother
to wear a girdle.
:41:25
Looks like two pigs fighting
under a blanket.
:41:31
l haven't left the house without Lycra
on these thighs since l was 14.
:41:36
You were brought up right.
:41:38
Congratulations, Drum.
Fantastic party.
:41:45
Ouiser, there's someone
l'd like you to meet.
:41:48
That looks like an autopsy.
:41:50
This is Jackson's
Aunt Fern Thornton...
:41:53
...from Alexandria.
:41:56
She made the cake.
:41:58
You did this?
:41:59
Guilty.