:26:00
Hello!
:26:02
Let's just have a listen to those lungs.
:26:04
I'm gonna swallow it.
And I don't mean in my mouth.
:26:07
Dr Fish, I should pull that out a little bit.
:26:09
- Don't you touch that.
- It's heading in. It's going south for the winter.
:26:15
Now, you see? I have to interpret
what the dog is moaning about.
:26:19
What's to interpret?
There's a thermometer. It's in my butt.
:26:23
- Take it easy. It'll be over in a minute.
- What?
:26:26
- Yes.
- Well, there it goes. Butt just swallowed it.
:26:31
Doctor? I'm just guessing, but I think
you might have just lost your thermometer.
:26:44
It's gone.
:26:47
All right, I have... I have three options.
:26:50
- One: I can manually retrieve it.
- What's he saying?
:26:53
Options. Retrieve it manually.
:26:55
- Pass.
- Two: give the dog a laxative and wait it out.
:27:00
And three: surgically remove it.
:27:02
- A laxative or surgery.
- Laxative!
:27:05
Why don't you just give him a laxative?
It'd probably come out later on.
:27:09
- Never works.
- So what would you suggest?
:27:14
I'd like to go in manually.
:27:21
- Here we go.
- Oh, my Lord!
:27:24
This is not good. Lassie go home!
:27:35
Why on earth would a guy
go into a line of work like that?
:27:39
- All right. That's it for you. Hit the road.
- What? But I'm your pet.
:27:44
You are not my pet. If I were gonna get a pet,
I wouldn't get one as annoying as you. Go.
:27:49
Hey, don't worry about it.
You sprung me from the joint. I'm thankful.
:27:53
- Yeah. Just go.
- Don't worry about me.
:27:55
I'll just be going down the road,
disappearing without a trace.