:12:00
Do you remember?
:12:04
They did fix your face.
:12:08
Take off that mask, David.
:12:11
You'll see your face
is perfect under there.
:12:14
I never trusted the doctors.
:12:18
What happened next was surreal.
:12:23
That same arrogant bastard,
Dr. Pomeranz, called me.
:12:26
Suddenly he was
my new best friend.
:12:28
David! Hey, my brother.
:12:31
I felt really bad
about our last conversation.
:12:33
He said he'd discovered a new form
of reconstructive surgery...
:12:36
with the help of a doctor
from Berlin.
:12:39
Hello.
:12:40
Next thing I knew, they shot me
full of drugs I'd never heard of...
:12:44
and away we went.
:12:46
What if God was one of us
:12:52
Just a slob like one of us
:12:55
Trying to make his way home
:12:59
He's got a good voice.
:13:01
Fifty-five.
:13:02
The odds, they said,
were one in three...
:13:05
that the headaches
could be reduced by 50 percent...
:13:07
and facial tissue
could be regenerated.
:13:09
The first to incorporate the concept
of endoscopic periorbital fiber optics.
:13:14
Where are we gonna eat later?
:13:16
I can't even tell you
what they did.
:13:18
It seemed like
science fiction to me.
:13:20
Madonna had that song,
"Borderline."
:13:22
- That was a hell of a song.
- And another snip.
:13:24
This is gonna be one
good-looking guy when I'm done.
:13:27
Obviously, I was suspicious.
:13:31
Wouldn'tyou be?
:13:33
Suspicious of whom, of what?
:13:35
Doc...
:13:37
once you've been driven
off a bridge at 80 miles an hour...
:13:40
somehow you don't invite happiness in
without a full body search.
:13:48
At the risk ofboringyou...
:13:51
I can present
the alternate argument.
:13:54
I once knew a guy...
:13:56
who was a real loner.
:13:59
One day he woke up at 40...