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Edith. You aren't coming to bed? It's been dark for hours. I thought I'd read a while. -By that light? -I'm not sleepy. That cow isn't, either. She woke me up with her bellowing. -Edith, she's not... -Hubert is coping. -We must go and help. -He won't let you. He doesn't want anyone else in the cowshed. -Why is he so st...
I did offer to go with them. They didn't want me to. I expect they've made camp somewhere. They'll probably be back in the morning. Even at home in Norway I never found it easy to make friends, apart from my father. And these days, travelling as we do, well, it's best to travel light, isn't it? I think so. I couldn't b...
Hey, don't go in my cowshed! Hubert, have you seen Steve and Owen? How could I? I spent all night in the cowshed, didn't I? Their horses are in the field, they must be back. Well, I ain't seen 'em. I don't think I want to, particularly. Go on, there, get out there, you... BILL: It's the isolation that gets her down. ...
You know, you kill a sheep or a pig, there's only two or three of you to share it. It all goes bad. There's no preservatives. Not just meat, either. You look at what's growing around here. You know that grain we're taking to Edith? Know where it came from? Payment, you said, for medical services. That's right. -For th...
Aye, I couldn't, but I think you could. How? Well, let's just think. Say you...you let it be known that you were going to leave the area and before you went, you were going to pass on all the fruits of your medical knowledge. That'd soon bring them. (CHUCKLES) You know what you remind me of? A ruddy politician. (BOTH L...
(LAUGHING) (ENGINE WHIRRING) BILL: Hey! CHARLES: Hey! Come back here! -What was that on the roof? -It's methane. They run a car on it? I know someone who could. If he had the right equipment, if it was him. AGNES: Greg? It can't have been. I didn't see who was driving. But he'd have stopped. Well, whoever it was, ...
-Did you get the bull back? -No. No Steve and Owen, either. There it is. Well, he won't get far with that thing around his neck. As long as he's not tethered to anything he won't strangle himself. They must have been disturbed, or they'd have ridden off or tethered it properly. Well, I think they went that way. The und...
All the flowers here are to do with his pharmacy. You know, I reckon I'd have been a grass widow with Bill even in the old world. Gardening, fishing. Can't you just see him? How do you protect yourself? I mean, you've got the river one side, but what's the other? Barbed wire. We found it in an army camp. Nothing can ev...
Edith's given us enough cheese to live on for a year. Well, at least he's treated them. There's nothing more he can do. Well, we must move on, then. Steve and Owen have gone. Ah, well, that's not going to stop us. I'll take one of those. (CHARLES GRUNTING) Jenny, there's some other news as well. Past you? Greg? -And y...
We must. It means going upriver till you reach Sanders' farm, across his land, past Fenton's place, right through the rabies country. But you said it was under control now. As long as Charles isn't seen there again. I mean, you know he hasn't got it. Well, I wouldn't bank on them assuming that. They'll shoot on sight. ...
My name's Charles Vaughan. Be careful of him, Charles. -Are you going to the station? -Where's your gun? I haven't got one. (CHARLES SIGHS) Well, at least we've got one customer. CHARLES: More than one. (HENS CLUCKING) -Where are we supposed to put all this? -Well, down there. Good morning. EDITH: Here's Charles and ...
(CHUCKLES) (SIGHS) Where's Agnes? Well, she's got it. -She's got what? -EDITH: She's all right. She's just not feeling up to it. So, I thought I'd come instead. (HENS CLUCKING) Good morning. -Waiting for Bill Sheridan? -Maybe. Going away, he said. -Where? -Ask him that, hadn't you? (MUMBLES PLAYFULLY) I was going to h...
WOMAN: Rabies? Aye, they were looking for him up in Dovedale but he got away. -You from Dovedale? -No, are you? How do you know about rabies, then? A man called Sanders told me. He and his friends have a lot of grain. They came south looking for a mill they'd heard about. Edith Walters, here! Well, you must tell them ...
-Well, they've got one up in Dovedale. So you have been up there? If Charles had rabies, he'd have been dead by now. -Bill will tell you. -Bill's not here and I'm beginning to wonder if he's coming. Ah, maybe something's happened to him. -No. -You can't know. He said he'd give us his medicines or at least show us how t...
We used to get it in bulk from brine pits up near Chester. In the meantime, if we all took it in turns to bring a pig to market once a week... -Market! -...slaughter it here on the platform, divide it up amongst those who want some. And if I supply the cheese. We've all got cheese, Mrs Walter. I've only got a goat and ...
Do you mean we've come all this way for nothing? Just so you could tell us how to run our lives, eh? If you don't start trading with each other, you won't meet. And if you don't meet, you won't have any kind of society at all. Society? Have you none of you ever thought of having a school for your children? You could ha...
It was the girls, not Greg in that car. Greg sent them to check out this end but the car broke down. Steve and Owen rode up and helped them fix it and then they drove back again. EDITH: Steve! Steve, Owen, what happened? Don't ask me, Mother, ask the driver. There. Tom! Tom! Hello, Mother. -But where's Greg? -Ask To...
North, I think. Well, if this is going to be the start of an important market town, we'd better catch Greg before he sets off to the capital. Come on. I sent you a book of mine, about, oh, six weeks ago. It's called Walton's Mountain, and I haven't heard anything at all. Ma'am, I spent five years of my life working on...
Well, at least they haven't sent it back yet. What's the matter with Elizabeth? She hasn't said a word since she come in here. She's not likely to, unless it's "The jig's up," or something like that. She's been reading that Jessica, Girl Spy book over and over again. I think I recognize one of these men. - Which one? -...
- Nope. Nothing. - John-Boy? - What? How would you write a letter to a person like Edith Catherine Herbert? Uh, well, you'd probably send it to her publisher. Here. Right there. See? There's the publisher and there's the address. You send it to them. It says, "Edith Catherine Herbert lives in New York with her moth...
Lost? I mean, do you think it could have been lost? Oh, my God! I should have delivered it in person! How could it be lost? I mean, after all, it's been quite a while. It might be in the dead-letter office or something. And I hold myself responsible, because, after all, I work for the post office, and I feel responsibl...
Well, sometimes manuscripts have to wait for three to four months for a reading. Well, that's barbaric! I'm sure you'll be notified in due time. All I can ask is that you be patient. Who is it? May I come in? Come on in, son. I gotta go to New York. I gotta go find out about my book. I mean, I feel like my whole life i...
Thank you, Ben. Okay, Daddy. - John-Boy! - Yeah? Remember to find out if Edith Catherine Herbert has any new books out, - all right? - All right. John-Boy, my car ought to be fixed by the time you get back. - And if she does, where I can get them. - I'll look into it, Elizabeth. - John-Boy, did you hear me about my ca...
I'm sorry, Mr. Benchley, but this is not a good time to interrupt him. You know how Fridays are. Everyone wants to get out of the city. You are welcome, Mr. Benchley. Yes? Was that Robert Benchley? May I help you? Yes, ma'am. My name is John Walton, Jr., and I called from Virginia the other day, and I spoke to somebod...
Ma'am, I spent five years of my life working on this book. I've come all the way from Virginia just to check up on the manuscript. For all I know, it might even be lost. Well, I had planned to be out of the city before the rush, but... - Come with me. - Thank you. Just a moment. Thank you. Over there is a slush pile of...
And then one Christmas Eve, my mother found out. I don't understand you. Hiding things under a mattress. Is it something you're ashamed of? What's in that tablet, Mama? All my secret thoughts, how I feel, and what I think about. About what it's like, late at night, to hear a whippoorwill call and hear its mate call bac...
Yes, sir, Daddy. After that, I wrote whenever I could make the time. Short stories, poems, scenes, but I was foundering, I didn't have any direction. And then, one day, I showed one of my short stories to someone for the first time. Aside from the grammar part, though, what do you think? I find it very moving. It's a w...
My family were storytellers, and long before we had luxuries, like electric light and radio and all this modernisms, why, we used to sit around the fireplace at night, and each one of us would take turns at telling stories. Ghost stories, witch stories, long-ago stories of Indians and wars, and things that happened in ...
- I'll give you an answer Monday. - Thank you very much. How's it coming along, Jim-Bob? - I'm almost finished. - Looks great! Stand still. Hold your horses, you old mule. Come on, go ahead, there. Make an outline right around his hoof. There you go. What're you doing, Elizabeth? Jessica. Can't you ever remember? Oh, ...
Jessica! "Jessica." "My dear Watson." Ike said he hasn't heard a word from John-Boy. John-Boy promised he'd call the moment he arrived. Oh, don't worry, Ben, New York's a big place. Take a while for him to get settled down. There must be telephones all around. I know what happened to John-Boy. He's been kidnapped! Erin...
I want to talk to him. I don't care how much it costs! Speak up, son, your mother's on the line. - John-Boy, you all right? - I'm fine, Mama. Did you find your novel? Yeah, well, that's just it. See, I found it, but the lady editor hasn't read it yet. She's promised to read it over the weekend, so I really can't leave ...
Remember Daisy Garner? She was the girl I danced with in that marathon in Scottsville? Yeah, I remember. Well, she wrote to me once. She sent me her address. Well, take care of yourself, son. I will. Bye, now. Love from all of us. All right. Love to everybody there. Bye-bye. Boy, it sure would be fun to spend a few da...
Thank you. Daisy? You been in any marathons lately? John Walton. It's you! How are you? Not as bad as it looks. You know I had a feeling you would turn up in New York one of these days. - Really? - Are you still a writer? Oh, yeah. Well, that's why I'm here. I'm waiting to hear if they're going to publish my book or ...
And I can take off when I want to, which is important because I'm a dancer. No, I'm a real, real dancer. I've been in two musicals so far. - Oh! - Yes. And tomorrow... Tomorrow I'm in the final auditions for a wonderful, wonderful new show. A speaking part this time. - Speaking part, huh? - Yes. Well, I'll tell you, if...
- Amen. - Ah, women. Mama, is kissing at the table good manners? I don't think anybody minds. Well, I wish they wouldn't do it in public. Sorry, Jim-Bob. Your hair looks nice, Mary Ellen. Thanks, Mama. Mary Ellen, you sure have changed since you got married. Seems like only yesterday she was running around the school y...
They take out a cement coffin with a body in it. Where does this child learn such things? On the radio, and it's just getting good! And then they dump it in the river. John-Boy sees them. They see John-Boy. They corner John-Boy with guns! He jumps in the river! They shoot at him. They jump in the river after him! Eit...
I don't really feel like we're saying good-bye. You'll be back. I'll see you. Here goes. Are you reading, Miss Becker? I sure hope you are. New York City. Good Lord! I wonder what you felt, Daddy. Home from France, and Uncle Ben left back there in an unmarked grave. Was it Mama you were thinking of? Or me, a baby? I wo...
She practically lives the life of Jessica, Girl Spy. - Won't you come in? - Thank you. My sister asked me to check in the bookstores for anything else that your daughter had written, but I couldn't find anything in print. Oh, well... This is the book my daughter was working on when she died. My sister also wrote your d...
She's full of surprises. A wonderful girl. Well, I should like to do something special for Elizabeth. Here's a copy of Jessica, Girl Spy, autographed by Edith. Oh, she'll treasure that. And here's a page in Edith's own handwriting, from her unfinished manuscript. Oh! Oh, no, that's too kind, ma'am. I... For Elizabet...
I can't get the same materials. I just got to get a roof over our heads. That's true. Point is, there's a job to be done. You're a better man than I am. I was on the point of giving up, but I knew that if I was ever gonna write again, I had to do it right then and there, so... I took a tablet, and I walked out in the m...
Good morning, Hastings House. Yes, I'll ring him, Mr. Adams. Franklin P. Adams? Franklin P. Adams. Ma'am. Won't you come in, Mr. Walton? Thank you, ma'am. Jim-Bob! Jim-Bob! I can't believe you got this old wreck to running! It's not an old wreck if it runs, is it? No, I guess not. Oh, you gotta see, Daddy got me some l...
They're gonna publish my book! They're gonna publish it! - Congratulations! - Thank you. They love it! They loved it! - They think it's great. - Aw, that's great. They think Walton's Mountain is a great title. And guess what? They gave me an advance on royalties of $150. They want me to write another book. Can you wr...
Here you go. But this is Jessica, Girl Spy. I have this one. I wanted her new one. Well, this isn't exactly the same as the one you have. See, this one is personally autographed by Edith Catherine Herbert. Did you see her write it? No, honey, I didn't. Elizabeth, she died a while back. But I did get to see her mama, w...
Well, it's not quite the same thing, but I think I know how you feel. Mama? Daddy? Everybody? I'm pregnant. Mary Ellen! We're gonna be uncles! Mary Ellen, you're pregnant! Congratulations! We're gonna be uncles! I declare! This is unbelievable! You're gonna be a great-grandpa! Sometimes it pays to be an old heathen....
There's a hotel called The Algonquin, and that's where a lot of real great writers get together. I stood across the street from it for a long time. And I'm not sure, but I think I saw Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley come out and get into a taxicab. It's the same sky looking down on Times Square, but it seems like a ...
Good night, Elizabeth. Good night, Daddy. Goodnight, John-Boy. Good night, everybody. I love you. English 'Moonbase Alpha status report, '2,515 days since leaving Earth's orbit. Dr Helena Russell recording. 'Commander Koenig has not responded to treatment 'since becoming irrational and crashing his Eagle. 'It is pos...
All right, Maya, let's see if he'll respond. John... John? John, Maya's here. She has something to show you. It's a recording. That's the pilot ship. That's an Eagle. (Ehrlich) 'I can see Earth. 'It's blue and beautiful and we're getting closer by the minute.' They're in an Eagle. Why can't you accept what we all tell...
(Koenig) 'That's because everyone is out of someone's memory.' (Maya) 'Yes, they could have tapped everyone's mind 'and projected what they needed out of what they found there.' 'It couldn't project strangers as they can't be in our memories.' Wait, Maya sees these people, too, and they can't be in her memory. It is po...
I'm willing. If the Commander's right... It should be me, not Maya. But you can handle the machine, we can't. Helena, if I'm right, there are things Maya can do that you can't. You little beauty! What's the first thing you're gonna do, Joe? Find a golf course where I don't hit a mile. You? Me? Her name's Jeannie. How ...
Do you want me to fly this crate in? 'This is New York Control reading you loud and clear. 'You're locked into the computer, you don't have to do a thing. 'Just sit back and enjoy the ride.' I hear you, Oh, Earthman! Alan Carter to Moonbase Alpha. 'We're now going into Earth orbit then on down for a landing.' Well? Tic...
(Bartlett) I hope we get a room with a view. (Ehrlich) Forget the view, I want to get to a telephone. (Carter) In the old days, they used to call this town the Big Apple. Everything going according to plan? Yes, one of them will stay here to prime the domes. I'll send the other two for the nuclear trigger. - What do th...
It's the only kind of energy they can assimilate. What do they want here? Their planet ran out of radiation. They're starving. Unless they get a huge intake soon, they're gonna die. They want our nuclear waste dumps... Wait a minute, that could benefit us. Let's give them our nuclear waste. - It's not that easy. - Why...
That's the trigger to blow up the dumps. - They won't do it. - They won't know they're doing it. Computer, lock entrance to atomic fuel store. (Koenig) I've got to get to an Eagle. Hold it, John! Where do you think you're going? Tony, I must have an Eagle. Listen to me. Stay back. Helena... How did he get out of Medica...
Unless we can break the aliens' hold on our people, I'll never save Alpha. - There may be a way. - What? I sometimes use a sonic anaesthetic. It's called White Noise. It works by blocking nerve pads in the brain. That would obstruct the telepathic input of the aliens. Amplify it and transmit it to all of our people. L...
They get their power from energy. They've disappeared. Vanished. - We've won. - The atomic fuel store. We haven't stopped them. They're going to Bartlett with the trigger. Tony, Maya. (# Beethoven's 5th Symphony) The aliens know about White Noise. They must be concentrating on Alan, Ehrlich and Bartlett. Where are th...
Alan! Ehrlich! This is Koenig. Do you read me? 'Alan, do you read me? 'Alan, do you read me? Come in, Alan.' - Touch down in front of them. - No, Commander. The terrain is too crumbly, we'd go straight through. - Drop me in front of them. - All right. Maya, prepare to depressurise. (Koenig) 'Decompression complete. L...
(Air hissing) (Air still hissing) (Maya) Commander, Ehrlich's losing air. His pack is punctured. Tony, we've got to get Ehrlich back to Alpha fast. - 'He needs depressurising.' - Coming in now, John. Alan! Alan, wait! Alan! Alan, WAIT! Alan! ALAN! ALAN! (Maya) 'Tony, take him up.' Bartlett, come out here and give me...
- Maya. - 'Yes, Commander? ' How come the aliens are still controlling them? Everything's off. Where are they getting the energy? The human brain generates electrical activity. There may be enough to keep them going at survival level. When people are unconscious, their brain activity is reduced, right? 'Very greatly.' ...
'Careful. They're running out of energy. 'The little they have left will be focused on Alan.' Bartlett, they're still controlling him. Alan, it's all right. It's all over. (Alien) Is it? No, that won't help. You learn quickly, John Koenig. - That is hopeful. - Hopeful for whom? Yes, it's true, Bartlett, you have been ...
This is what we offer. Bartlett, use your laser. Stun Alan. Now, put the trigger in the atomic core. (Bleeping) (Koenig, panting) Stop him! Stop him, Bartlett. It's futile to call on Bartlett for help. He's immobilised. Alan, listen to me! It's Koenig. It's Koenig! You're a truly primitive organism, Commander. We c...
Can't you speed it up? No! How am I supposed to run a base of Sleeping Beauties? It was your idea. She might have been an illusion but... I said it was your...idea. Elizabeth. Where's Elizabeth? John! Let me off! I'm gonna fall! I'm gonna fall! Most of our memories of growing up on Walton's Mountain are good ones, b...
Are you all right? What's going on up there? Pa, it's Elizabeth. She's had a dream. Sounded like Gabriel blowing his trumpet. It's the second time this week. Something's working on that child. Come on, now. She's all right. - Gently. - Come on. Stand up. - Let me down. - Are you all right? Does it hurt, honey? It's...
Elizabeth, you can sleep with me if you want. Thanks, Erin. Here you go. I'm gonna sit here for a while. It's all right. Sure? Yeah. I'm gonna leave that light on, all right? Oh, it's all right, sweetheart. All right? Good night, Erin. Good night, Mama. I'm gonna leave the door wide open, and I'm gonna leave the hall l...
No, and neither is Jason's, so you might as well have something to eat. Did you know I once had a dream that a Martian came out from under the Rockfish bridge? He had big hairy ears and yellow eyes just like a dragonfly. Is your dream as scary as that? Jim-Bob, if you talk about dreams, you can walk to school by yourse...
Sure. Good morning. About time, Jason. I'd have been ready sooner if Ben hadn't decided to shave this morning. Shave this morning? Yeah, you ought to smell his shaving lotion. You can smell it from here to Rockfish. Thank you, Jason. Mama, I won't be home for supper tonight. I have to play at the Dew Drop Inn. Got anyt...
You do what you think best. Okay. I got a job in Charlottesville. I heard the carnival was coming. I persuaded the carnival owner to let The Chronicle office handle all his advance publicity. I was wondering if you'd just leave these handbills around so your customers can get the message. Oh. Always an eye for busines...
You look sort of like a turtle. Oh, don't do that. Oh, the bed broke, Jim-Bob, the bed. It worked! Hey, everybody, it worked! Was this your idea, Jim-Bob? Elizabeth. Where's Elizabeth? Jim-Bob, do you mind taking this junk out in two trips? Oh, I thought about it, but I decided against it. What is all the racket? Eli...
Oh, you'll get there one day. Yeah, but that doesn't help me much now. Oh. If you think you're bad off, just think about Long John Cavanaugh. He was so tall that his feet stuck out over the edge of the bed, out under the covers. He got cold, pneumonia, did him in. And that poor fellow was so tall, they had to bury him...
Thank you, Mr. Godsey. - You're welcome. - Goodbye. - Goodbye, John-Boy. - Goodbye. Bye, ladies. John-Boy says the Baldwin sisters have locked up everything in sight and are not coming out of the house till that carnival goes away. I'll never forget the day the Baldwin ladies were robbed. Oh, what a dad-doo. I remember...
John-Boy, I don't want to talk about it anymore. Talk about what? Well, I was just asking her what she remembered about the last time the carnival was here, that's all. I didn't mean to upset you, honey. Well, from now on, I think the less we talk about it, the better. Is The March of Time on tonight? No. Edgar Bergen...
Yeah, but what do I do in the meantime? Just be yourself. Think about what's going on inside. Yeah, but it's the outside that everyone sees. John! Elizabeth's out of her bed! She's not upstairs! - We'll find her. - Is it Elizabeth? Yes! Now, Liv, check the kitchen. Elizabeth! - What's all the racket for? - It's Eliza...
It's all right, baby. It's all right. It's all right. A fine state of affairs, you having to make your own coffee. I was hoping you could sleep late. I couldn't. Every time Elizabeth stirred next to me, I'd wake up. I guess that old sofa isn't too comfortable for sleeping on. Little lumpy in spots. How's Elizabeth? A...
It wasn't my idea. And Mrs. Fordwick was having a nature walk today. We wanted Curt to have a look at you. I am still your favorite brother-in-law, I hope. Not when you have that doctor thing around your neck. Well, count your blessings, Elizabeth. The only time I ever got to stay home from school, I was too sick to en...
And if the dreams don't go away by themselves, well, then, I reckon we might be able to find some help for her over in Richmond. Psychiatrist, psychologist. Psychiatrist? - Hi, Ben. - Well, hey! I just talked to your daddy about the ads. Oh, good. He was asking about it. Yeah. He made a few suggestions, but he seemed...
Where do you think I might be able to find him right now? - Over by the truck. - Okay. Well, looks like you gonna be opening on schedule. We're gonna try. You know it's a nice job you done on the handbills. Thank you very much. I just hope it brings you in some business. Yeah, I hope so. It's been a while since you've ...
It's about 10 times bigger than you are. You know people look real little from the top. Elizabeth, would you be willing to ride the Ferris wheel with me? I'll keep my arm around you and I'll hold you real tight, and I'll make them stop the minute you say so. I can't promise you, but I think maybe if you ride it, it'll ...
Anyway, when she couldn't see him, she got scared. She figured there was no one to let her off, just like in the dream. Well, how did she get off? Well, I imagine she jumped off when it got close enough to the ground. Then she ran away. She was probably so scared she didn't know where she was going and that's how she e...
I guess everyone was kinda busy tonight. You know, those shoes brought two inches up in my height and no one even noticed. You may not believe this, but I've been... I've been watching the way people look at you, Son. When they look at you they don't see someone tall or short, fat or thin. They see a steady, hardworkin...
- Yes. I'm almost halfway through. Well, that's good to hear. Listen, Ben, you must be tired. Why don't you go on up to bed? I'm almost finished here. It's okay, I'm getting my second wind. I'll just stay here till we're through. Somebody... Somebody, let me off! Well, we sure earned our money tonight. Yeah, just don't...
She's not in my room. She's not in my room, either. We should have kept her in our bed. How about the front door you and Ben came in? We locked it. It's still locked tight, Daddy. I'll check the back porch. Daddy, the window in our room is open. It was closed when we went to bed. It was. I checked it. I was just think...
If I tie one end around my waist, you can ankle me up there. Okay, look, you hold on to the end of this. You stay down here and talk to her. Ben. Ben, will you let me go, please? Elizabeth? Elizabeth, it's John-Boy. Can you hear me? Elizabeth? I hear you. All right, honey, I don't want you to move. I want you to stay...
- All right, honey. Stay right where you are. I want to get down! Come on, somebody, let me down. It's gonna be okay. Please, somebody, let me down. All right, Ben, you know if she falls, I gotta let you go. What do you see now, honey? It's that man again. What's he doing, Elizabeth? Somebody, let me off! Don't move, E...
It hit him! It hit him! Just don't do anything. You just stay right there. It's gonna be all right, you hear me? Elizabeth, stay where you are. Now do not move. Help me, please! You just don't move, honey. If it's down in here, we're gonna have to... Boy, is this really a... Somebody... I just can't believe that mothe...
Ladies, how about a spin on the Ferris wheel? This is what happens when you marry a doctor. You get to come to the carnival with your brother and his girlfriend. Well, you could do a lot worse. I know Ben was a real hero last night. No doubt about that. You folks should be very proud of him. We always have been. Mama, ...
Right, Miss Gordon? Bobby, I want you to fix these packages. They sound like sandpaper rubbing together. Want me to wet 'em down? Okay. - You have enough water on your hair? - [Crowd Applauding] - Perfect. Would you like a little drink while you're preparing, a little bourbon? - I'd love that. - [Applause Continues] -...
- Oh, that's nice, Marty. Yeah, I'm giving up older people. Can't photograph them without their clothes on. [Audience Laughs Softly] - I love you. - Where were you? Oh, I was out - I don't know. You know, shopping and - Then I stopped for a drink. Went into a bar. Shouldn't have done that. Ah. A lot of people? Men? Y...
It's time we emerged from our world of fantasies. We are Indian girls. The lovers of our dreams and our husbands are not the same. Someone else chooses our husbands for us. We learn to love them. "This is the truth and the sooner you realise it, the better." "Don't make this mistake, Anjali." "Someone, somewhere is mad...
What do you know about girls?" You know only one. And that's me! What do you mean? I don't know anything about love... and yet I make love stories. What of it? "Rahul, your Maya is really crazy." Don't you call my Maya crazy! And you are the only one who feels this. Nobody else is saying anything. - Definitely! "Rah...
I think Rahul's right. You shut up. You are Rahul's yes-man. - l was only saying that.... Okay... what were you saying? Do you know of such a girl? is your Soni like this? - No. You figure the character of Maya? - No. Should we do this play ? - Never. "That's exactly what I've been saying! - Right, but..." Not again! ...
"Dark as the monsoon clouds is the kohl in her eyes" "Her gait has the grace of the waves in the ocean" "Wonder what HE used to create her body" "l wish she appears before me out of nowhere" "Rahul, how do you like this? Hold this." Perhaps you haven't noticed but everyone is staring at us. So what? I don't care. - B...
So sweet! - What did you say? "Nothing, nothing at all. Off you go!" Who is it? - Aw... sorry! Okay? Happy? Why are you laughing? What's up? - Where are your jeans? I'm wearing it... lt happens. Who's there? Crazy! Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Everybody clap... Open the cake ...
No big deal. Let me see who got my cake. Who's this Pooja? - l don't know. And who's this uncle? - Must be Pooja's uncle. "First time I sent you out, and you end up picking the wrong parcel." What have I done? I brought the parcel the shopkeeper gave me. But you should have checked. - Excuse me... "but it wasn't up to...
'." So sweet! - What did you say? Nothing. Yes? "Good evening. Are you uncle? - No, I'm aunty." "Actually, by mistake I got your cake, aunty." The sandwich man! - That's right. Here's your cake... wishing you a happy birthday. Thank you and sorry. Why sorry? - Because I've eaten your sandwiches. "That's all right. Ac...
has brought the cake back. - How sweet! He's at the door. Go and thank him. The cake has brought a twinkle in my eyes... and a musical rhythm to the strings of my heart. Strange man. Why are you buying all these stuff? "Oh, Anjali... Today is Valentine's Day" What is this 'Valentine's day'? - Don't you know? The man ...
Of course. I'm absolutely sure... that before midnight I shall meet my soulmate. Pooja! You're really mad! - That I am. "Damn Rahul! I'm going home. lf you want to come with me, then come on." "Rahul, we all came together and we'll all go together." "This is a very boring party. lf you want to come, then come on." "R...
You must realise that you need to know someone really well... to spend your life together. - That's right. And in order to know someone well you need to spend time together? "True. - ln today's times, who has the time?" "Look; among all these party guests, no one's known each other..." for as long as we've known each o...
"lt is a sign or did my heart whisper..." "fall in love" "l can't explain, but I am certain that there is someone" "He is somewhere in my dreams, but I cannot see him" "l am here... he is somewhere there" "But who is this who says..." "Fall in love" "l could die for him, yet he is oblivious" "But I can't complain. I ca...
"lt's okay. - Thank you... hang on, one minute." "Don't hang up, please. - Yes?" The music you're playing... "that's Pundit Shiv Kumar Sharma's new album, isn't it?" Yes. - l thought so. "You know, I wanted to buy it. Where did you buy it from?" From Rhythm House. - l haven't been there. D'you think they'd have it in s...
How about it? Cut it! "Ballu! What are you up to? - Why, what's wrong, Rahul?" The spotlight should move from me to Nisha after the drum roll. I told you And I thought... - Shut up. "Come on, Nisha... do it again. Let's take it from the top" Rahul... - Damn Rahul! What is it? Please pack up early today. - Why? What'...
- l'm very angry. You've been forgetting all these years. This is just another year. Stop putting on an act and take us all out to dinner. Come on. "Come on guys, let's go. - Nisha..." What is it? Happy birthday. You remembered...? Why didn't you say it? There are some things which one knows without being told. "You ...