:01:11
That may just be baby talk,
but, Stan...
:01:14
...look at them and tell me
they're not communicating.
:01:17
Honey, this is a big day.
:01:20
When you're in business with Biscane
Broadcasting, you've hit the big time.
:01:24
- Hello?
- Honey, did you hear anything I said?
:01:27
- Yes, of course I heard you.
- What did I say?
:01:30
What'd you say?
:01:32
I said, don't you think
the babies are communicating?
:01:36
Honey, where's my jacket?
:01:39
Hello. Yeah.
Hi, is this Biscane Broadcasting?
:01:43
Hi, this is Stan Bobbins.
:01:45
No, not Dan. Stan.
:01:56
Oh, and those World War II
rescue missions?
:02:01
What kind of milk you drinking?
:02:04
- What?
- A baby...
:02:07
...who can perform
superhuman feats...
:02:09
...communicate to both
babies and adults...
:02:12
...and defend the children
of the world.
:02:14
That creates a paradox
which defies rational elucidation.
:02:19
In English, Finkleman.
:02:24
I think he's saying
you're full of...
:02:27
- Sorry.
- What kind of milk you drinking, Alex?
:02:32
And you're trying to tell us...
:02:34
...that this Kahuna is related to both
you and your cousins Sly and Whit?
:02:39
Oh, whoa. Wait a minute.
What don't you understand?
:02:43
Look, sit back and let me
tell you another story...
:02:47
...about the legendary Kahuna
and his archenemy, Captain Kane.
:02:53
This one happened
a long, long time ago...
:02:56
...in East Berlin in 196 2.
:02:59
You know, the Berlin Wall
and all that stuff?