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:33:00
What a nice surprise!
:33:03
We heard about your little accident and
we thought this fruitcake might cheer you up.

:33:09
Thank you!
:33:12
I would like you to meet my son Junior.
:33:15
- Pleased to meet you, ladies.
- Oh, my!

:33:18
He's a perfect little gentleman. Isn't he, Lucy?
:33:21
He's so big.
:33:23
Yesterday they didn't even have a kid
and now they have a seven-year-old.

:33:28
That's gross.
:33:30
- I don't want him at my party.
- Lucy.

:33:34
But, Mother, he dresses like the man
that cremated Uncle Leo.

:33:40
Lucy's turning six this week
:33:42
but I don't think we'll have a clown this year.
:33:47
Or balloons. Or ice cream.
:33:52
I'm having a birthday party Saturday.
I think it would be nice if you came.

:34:02
We'll see you Saturday at two.
Come on, Lucy, get in the car.

:34:07
- Thanks. I'll return the lovely platter.
- Thanks again.

:34:12
We have finally been accepted.
This parent crap is really paying off.

:34:16
It's a dream come true. A birthday party.
Now we're going camping with our son.

:34:20
Not me. I'm going to buy a dress
for the party. Give me some money.

:34:24
- You're not going camping with us?
- Not on your life.

:34:28
OK.
:34:30
Junior! This gives me an idea.
:34:32
I don't see why my son
shouldn't be getting his own allowance.

:34:37
- What do you say?
- All right!

:34:39
This is gonna give you a good opportunity
to learn to manage money.

:34:45
How do you manage a buck?
:34:47
Come on, Mr Molasses, let's go. We're late.
:34:59
Neat! Bears!

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