:06:06
- Merry christmas.
- You, too.
:06:17
- Mr o'fallon.
- Hi, stella.
:06:19
How's my favourite ex-mother-in-law and
second lady of the american theatre?
:06:25
Excellent, and quite glad to see you.
I can't say the same for your ex-wife.
:06:30
Though you haven't even
asked about her yet.
:06:33
Up there? Wish me luck.
:06:35
I think i hear dad.
:06:42
Boo.
:06:46
- You're wearing my favourite colour.
- Black?
:06:49
Shh!
:06:51
Cut me a minor break, slick.
What do you want me to say?
:06:54
- Not a great start.
- At least he called her slick.
:06:57
You don't have to say anything to me.
Try the kids.
:07:00
They've been waiting two hours to go
to the museum to see the dinosaurs.
:07:05
The dinosaurs can wait. They've already
waited millions of years.
:07:10
Look, the kids understand
when stuff goes wrong at the diner.
:07:15
Oh, well, the diner.
Of course the diner comes first.
:07:19
Now we're on to the diner.
:07:23
- Let's finish the game.
- We have. I was slaughtering you.
:07:28
Let's play another hand.
:07:29
Catherine.
:07:32
The kids love the diner. I can't help it.
:07:35
They understand that i've just
got things going down there, and...
:07:39
- i understand that, too.
- Really?
:07:44
That's why we split up,
because you didn't understand.
:07:48
I dropped our yuppie life for something
that might give us some pleasure.
:07:53
Give you some pleasure.
I don't recall being consulted.
:07:57
- I won't get into this argument.
- Well, now we're in it.