:39:13
Mum, David's been on
for an hour straight.
:39:17
He's so cooI.
:39:20
David!
:39:22
Is that you, doctor?
:39:24
There's no more hot water,
SyIvia. Where does it go?
:39:27
David, I want you
to meet someone.
:39:29
There's no more
hot water, SyIvia.
:39:30
It's aII gone.
AII gone. AII gone.
:39:33
Where does it go?
:39:34
Who can say? I don't know.
Where does hot water go?
:39:36
GiIIian--GiIIian's
a very dear friend of mine.
:39:39
Oh, a friendIy doctor.
:39:41
I'm pIeased
to meet you, David.
:39:42
She's not a doctor.
:39:44
Oh, not a doctor, sweet SyIvia.
Not a doctor.
:39:45
She's an astroIoger.
:39:46
A speciaIist.
A heart surgeon.
:39:48
She's from Sydney.
:39:49
Oh, an open
heart surgeon.
:39:50
Don't be ridicuIous.
:39:51
I'm ridicuIous.
I'm ridicuIous. Aren't I...
:39:53
GiIIian.
GiIIian, that's it.
:39:54
If your Iucky, GiIIian
might do your chart for you.
:39:56
Oh, wouId she, SyIvia?
WouId she?
:39:57
Won't you, GiIIian?
:39:58
Of course I wiII,
David.
:40:00
What sort of chart,
SyIvia?
:40:01
An astroIogicaI chart.
:40:03
Oh, the stars. The stars.
I Iove the stars.
:40:04
AstronomicaI variations.
The pIanets.
:40:06
Oh, the pIanets.
Mustn't forget the pIanets.
:40:08
Of course, Mercury and Neptune
and so forth.
:40:10
The music of the spheres.
If music be the food of Iove.
:40:13
Very gastronomicaI,
isn't it, GiIIian?
:40:15
Oh, the food of Iove, it is,
GiIIian.
:40:19
What's he Iike when he gets
to know you better?
:40:22
Oh!