:16:00
''Junior?''
:16:02
Okay, Junior, let's go for a ride.
:16:25
God. Dr. Arbogast.
:16:27
-Dr. Reddin, what are you doing here?
-Where?
:16:32
l don't know.... Where am l?
:16:34
Oh, the lab. Good. Excellent.
:16:38
My lab. My lab.
:16:41
So what brings you here?
:16:45
lt's like when a ball player gets traded...
:16:48
...and he goes out into the ballpark.
:16:53
He comes back and, you know, just...
:16:56
...alone with his thoughts.
:16:59
Just to memorize the turf...
:17:02
...the infield...
:17:04
...the angles of the light.
:17:10
What?
:17:14
-You have a piece of cheese.
-Sorry. lt's from my sandwich.
:17:20
So what are you doing in this lab?
:17:22
-Here, right over there.
-Thanks.
:17:25
Actually, l'm....
l see you kept Minnie and Moe.
:17:30
-Yes, Minnie and Moe.
-Kept them.
:17:32
l could hardly turn out
an expectant mother, could l?
:17:35
-No. Well, Alex will be very happy.
-Good.
:17:39
Because l get the feeling that Dr. Hesse
blames me for the loss of his facility.
:17:45
He did take it kind of hard.
:17:48
l'd hate to see his work go unfinished
due to budget constraints.
:17:51
Would you tell him that
l'd be more than happy to help out...
:17:55
...with lab time and materials,
even some space...
:17:57
...if, l don't know what you think,
he might be amenable to sharing.