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Duplex (2003) is a comedy starring Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore. The film follows a young couple who purchase their dream home, only to discover that their upstairs tenant makes everyday life unexpectedly complicated. Filled with humorous situations, clever antics, and witty dialogue, Duplex explores the challenges of homeownership, relationships, and problem-solving in a lighthearted and entertaining way.  Duplex, Duplex 2003, Duplex movie, Duplex full movie, Duplex film, Duplex trailer, Duplex Ben Stiller, Duplex Drew Barrymore, family comedy 2003, lighthearted comedy movie, funny homeownership story, humorous relationship film, entertaining comedy movie, clever comedy 2003, character driven comedy, amusing everyday life movie, comedy of errors film, fun romantic comedy, Duplex cast, Duplex scenes, early 2000s comedy film, playful comedy movie, family friendly comedy, amusing couple movie

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00:00:30The American Dream Home

00:00:31Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one doghouse, one garage, two garbage cans

00:00:36It's cozy, safe, and just barely within your overstretched budget

00:00:41Not for you?

00:00:43For the same price, you can buy 200,000 acres of prime Sahara wasteland

00:00:48Put up a cottage, nothing but you in the sky

00:00:51It's like a beach without the ocean

00:00:53And talk about quiet neighbors

00:00:56Too remote?

00:00:57Oh, I understand

00:00:59You need the thrill and excitement of the big city

00:01:02With that same nest egg, you can get a slice of prime real estate

00:01:06Not this real estate

00:01:08Cozy and affordable

00:01:10This lovely fixer-upper is the perfect place for a dynamic couple like you

00:01:15No need to putter around the house

00:01:18It's all right there where you stand

00:01:20What's the matter?

00:01:25Feeling a little cramped?

00:01:27Well, just a stone's throw away

00:01:29Just one bridge or a tunnel ride

00:01:32Just outside the big bustling city

00:01:35There is a place with wide open spaces

00:01:38Friendly natives and spacious dwellings

00:01:42And it's all within your price range

00:01:45It's almost too good to be true

00:01:49When I told you I had a particular building in mind for you

00:02:01This is the one I was talking about

00:02:03It's a historical home on one of the best blocks in all of Brooklyn

00:02:08Remember what we talked about?

00:02:10I know, poker face

00:02:11Built-ins, built-ins

00:02:13Oh, the kitchen's a little small

00:02:14Oh, well, rip out this awful room divider and you've got an eat-in kitchen

00:02:19And over here you have your library

00:02:22Wow

00:02:23For your books

00:02:24Oh, you like books?

00:02:26I have a little collection of first edition novels

00:02:29Alex is a writer

00:02:31The parlor

00:02:34Oh, my God

00:02:49So this staircase, this leads to where?

00:02:55I thought you realized this is a duplex

00:02:58As in two floors for the price of one?

00:03:01Well, it's right there in the listing sheet

00:03:03So why was it sealed off?

00:03:06Were there, like, a slew of murders up there or something?

00:03:09No, actually

00:03:10There's just a sweet little old lady that lives upstairs

00:03:13A tenant

00:03:14So rent control means we can't kick her out, right?

00:03:18Alex

00:03:19That's a legitimate question

00:03:21No, you cannot affect her

00:03:22She has to decide to leave

00:03:24Oh, God forbid

00:03:25Poor thing hasn't been feeling well lately

00:03:27Oh, she's got to be close to 100 years old

00:03:29Mrs. Connolly

00:03:32It may take a little while

00:03:34She's hard of hearing

00:03:35Mrs. Connolly

00:03:38Kenneth

00:03:49There's my favorite girl

00:03:53How you feeling today, Mrs. Connolly?

00:03:55You don't feel too good, Kenneth

00:03:57Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, Mrs. Connolly

00:04:01I brought by a young couple that may want to buy the apartment

00:04:04Hi

00:04:05Hi, Mrs. Connolly

00:04:07I'm Nancy Kendricks

00:04:09This is my husband, Alex Rose

00:04:11Hello

00:04:12We were wondering if we could come in and look around

00:04:15Oh, I don't feel up to it

00:04:17I'm sorry, dear

00:04:18Nice seeing you again, Kenneth

00:04:21You have a mommy and me park over here

00:04:37You got shop in the block and a half that way

00:04:40No traffic, it is ideal

00:04:42Here's my card if you want to make an offer

00:04:45Now there's a lot of heat on this place

00:04:46I'd say it'll be off the market by Monday

00:04:49Adios

00:04:50Three fireplaces

00:04:59Mm-hmm

00:05:00That place sounds incredible

00:05:01And surprisingly affordable

00:05:03It's kind of affordable

00:05:05I mean, it's really at the high end of our price range

00:05:08But when you factor in that it's a duplex

00:05:10It's a duplex?

00:05:11Yes

00:05:12You know, it's Brooklyn, first of all

00:05:15And we weren't even thinking about Brooklyn, so

00:05:17Oh, actually, which reminds me

00:05:20Did you bring it?

00:05:21Oh, yeah

00:05:21Is this the latest in the Don Piper mystery series?

00:05:26Brush off the presses

00:05:27I inscribed this copy to you guys

00:05:30Oh

00:05:30Coop, thank you

00:05:31I'm sure it's not going to be nearly as brilliant as your new book

00:05:35But, uh, a couple of decent metaphors in there

00:05:38Turn of phrase

00:05:39We forgot to tell him the big news

00:05:41Oh, God, yes

00:05:44What is it?

00:05:45Go ahead

00:05:45We're pregnant

00:05:48Wow

00:05:50Congratulations

00:05:52Congratulations

00:05:53Congratulations, ma'am

00:05:54I'm so happy for you

00:05:55You guys must have just found out

00:05:58No, uh-uh

00:05:59I'm four months along

00:06:01Mm-hmm

00:06:02Yeah

00:06:02Four months?

00:06:04Oop

00:06:05Oh, hey

00:06:05Stop

00:06:07Hello

00:06:08Hmm

00:06:09I mean, we're not going to want to live here

00:06:14Once we start having babies

00:06:16And that upstairs would make the cutest playroom

00:06:19Yeah, well

00:06:20I don't know if I want Mrs. Connelly coughing on my baby

00:06:22You know what I mean

00:06:24Besides, do you realize how much the duplex is going to be worth once we get both floors?

00:06:29I know how much it costs

00:06:30Well, it's going to be worth like a bazillion times that

00:06:32Really?

00:06:33Yeah

00:06:33A bazillion?

00:06:34Yes

00:06:34That's an incredible return

00:06:36Come on, Alex

00:06:37What better way to finish your novel

00:06:39Than in your own 19th century oak writer's nook?

00:06:43Ah, well, it would be nice not to have to write at Starbucks with the other novelists

00:06:46Because you deserve your own nook

00:06:48That's my dream

00:06:50All right, let's do it

00:06:54Really?

00:06:56Yeah

00:06:56Oh, my God, this is so wonderful

00:07:00We're going to have a home

00:07:01Yeah, all right

00:07:03I love you

00:07:04I love you

00:07:04Could have sworn we had more stuff

00:07:27It's going to look great

00:07:29Mrs. Connolly, it's Nancy Kendricks and Alex Rose from downstairs

00:07:35Look at you

00:07:38Oh

00:07:43Hi

00:07:44We just wanted to come up and say hi

00:07:48Oh, what a nice surprise

00:07:50Come in

00:07:52Come in

00:07:53Thank you

00:07:54Wow

00:07:56What an amazing apartment

00:08:00Oh, thank you, dear

00:08:02Sit down

00:08:03We, uh, we brought you this little housewarming gift

00:08:05Oh, that's very kind of you

00:08:07Thank you

00:08:07I'll open it for you

00:08:09I don't drink myself

00:08:10It's a sin

00:08:11The Irish Catholics don't drink

00:08:14What are you doing?

00:08:26Oh, I'm just taking a few little pictures

00:08:28For research

00:08:29If I knew you were coming out of tiny dog

00:08:34Hey, Nancy

00:08:41Yeah

00:08:42Blow me down

00:08:44Oh

00:08:46What did you say?

00:08:48Are you all right?

00:08:49Yeah

00:08:49Oh, God

00:08:50I'm coming

00:08:51Slowly but surely

00:08:54I'll just turn off

00:08:57Alex, Alex

00:08:58Sit down, dear

00:09:05Sit down

00:09:06I brought you a little something to nibble on as well

00:09:09Oh, bugles

00:09:11Wow

00:09:12I didn't realize they even still made bugles

00:09:15Here you go

00:09:18It's a magnificent parrot

00:09:25It's not a parrot, dear

00:09:27He's a macaw

00:09:29He's named after my late husband, Richard

00:09:32I've had little dick for 40 years

00:09:37Come along, dear

00:09:41Don't be shy

00:09:42It's French onion

00:09:43Oh

00:09:44Mrs. Connolly

00:09:55How are you feeling?

00:09:57Why do I ask, dear?

00:09:59Well, because the last time we saw you, you were quite ill

00:10:03Oh, I had a bit of a cold

00:10:05But I'm in fine petal now

00:10:08Tell me about yourselves

00:10:10What do you do, Alan?

00:10:13Uh, Alex

00:10:14Alex is a writer

00:10:15Oh, a writer

00:10:17I always thought of that as more of a hobby than a real job

00:10:22I suppose I'm forgetting about Joyce

00:10:25Joyce

00:10:27James Joyce, of course

00:10:28Wonderful writer

00:10:29He died drunk and penniless

00:10:31Well, Alex's first novel was published in hardback

00:10:38And he's just about to finish his second one

00:10:40Oh, what's it about?

00:10:42Um, well

00:10:43I like to call it an urban epic

00:10:46It's about three generations of this family in New York

00:10:49They own a printing press

00:10:50And, uh, I tell a story mainly

00:10:51That's nice

00:10:52Let me give you a refill

00:10:55Big Dick had the taste, too

00:10:59He was a seaman

00:11:01The drink took him from me in 1963

00:11:06We'd been married for 58 years

00:11:11So when are you two planning on having children?

00:11:19Soon?

00:11:20Yeah, not for a couple of years

00:11:21Oh, you sound just like Mr. Connolly

00:11:24We never had any children

00:11:27It's too late for me now

00:11:30Oh, look at the time

00:11:34I had no idea it was so late

00:11:36Oh

00:11:37The time's rolled on

00:11:39We haven't had a chance to see the apartment

00:11:42Oh, dear, I'm afraid there's no time now

00:11:45Really?

00:11:46Uh, we must say goodnight

00:11:48Oh, okay

00:11:49Ooh

00:11:54Oh, no

00:11:58That was their

00:11:59I think it's their pouch

00:12:00I think that's her

00:12:02Maybe one

00:12:02No, that was

00:12:03Maybe one

00:12:05Come on down, yes

00:12:06Come on down

00:12:07How could you?

00:12:09A macaw

00:12:10Any long-tailed, brightly-colored parrot

00:12:13A macaw is a parrot

00:12:14I knew it

00:12:15Don't you think

00:12:17That as landlords

00:12:18We have some legal right

00:12:20To see the back of her apartment

00:12:21If we want to?

00:12:22I mean

00:12:23I'll look it up on the internet

00:12:25And that's what I'll do

00:12:26I wonder how old she is

00:12:27Oh

00:12:28My guess

00:12:29Is that she's somewhere between 95 and 105

00:12:35She looked pretty good tonight

00:12:39Yeah, she did

00:12:40She looked kind of healthy

00:12:44Yeah

00:12:46That's nice

00:12:48Yeah

00:12:49Hello, Mr. Peabody

00:13:03I saw myself in the mirror

00:13:10And I thought it was my mother's tush

00:13:12Mrs. Connolly?

00:13:23Mrs. Connolly?

00:13:25Oh

00:13:25Yes

00:13:27Who is it?

00:13:29Hi

00:13:30It's Alex

00:13:31I just was wondering

00:13:31If you could maybe

00:13:32Turn down your TV a little bit

00:13:33Because

00:13:34We can hear it

00:13:35I fell asleep

00:13:38I'm sorry

00:13:39That's okay

00:13:40I'll do that

00:13:42Okay, thank you

00:13:43Nice, David Marvin

00:13:51That's my pet pet

00:13:52Carmen, you butt pipe

00:13:53This is the time of year

00:13:54You're supposed to share

00:13:55Oh yeah, you're right

00:13:56Are you going to eat

00:13:57All of your peach cobbler?

00:13:58No, you don't want all that

00:14:00Why don't you share it with me?

00:14:02Everybody's asking me about fighting

00:14:04In the next few minutes

00:14:05You're going to learn about

00:14:07An amazing

00:14:07If I want a slimmer waist

00:14:13Use it on carpet

00:14:15OxiClean seeks unorganic

00:14:17There's no more ball jokes

00:14:18There's a pew pad joke

00:14:19I'm going to go

00:14:38Have a good day

00:14:39See you later

00:14:40Night

00:14:40And finish that chapter

00:14:41I will

00:14:42Good morning, Alex

00:15:01Good morning, Mrs. Connelly

00:15:02I wanted to give you this back

00:15:04I won't drink it

00:15:05And I thought you might want it

00:15:07Oh, thank you

00:15:08That's nice of you

00:15:09All right

00:15:10Well, if there's anything else

00:15:11I can do for you

00:15:12Let me know, okay?

00:15:21There is one thing

00:15:23Yeah, I'm sorry

00:15:25I don't hear anything

00:15:26It was very distinctive

00:15:29The pipes went

00:15:30Bang, bang

00:15:31Bangity, bang, bang

00:15:33Bang

00:15:34Bang

00:15:35Hmm

00:15:37Well, they're not doing that anymore

00:15:39Or it's stopped

00:15:41So, um

00:15:41I'll tell you what, though

00:15:42If you hear it again

00:15:43Just come down and get me

00:15:44And I'll run up and take a listen

00:15:45Oh, all right, then

00:15:46It's a deal

00:15:47Oh, Alan, dear boy

00:15:49I wonder

00:15:50Alex

00:15:50Pardon?

00:15:52Alex

00:15:52My name's Alex

00:15:53Hey, no

00:15:54No, I think you said Alan

00:15:56Oh, no, I don't think so

00:15:59I don't forget names

00:16:00Could you give me a hand with the garbage?

00:16:04We don't want to be feeding the mice

00:16:06What in heaven's name are you doing with me drawers?

00:16:34Now, I would move the poll quote

00:16:36Just a teeny bit

00:16:37So that you'll have room to squeeze in the text

00:16:39God, you're such a good squeezer, Nancy

00:16:41Well, that's because

00:16:43Until yesterday

00:16:43I lived in an apartment

00:16:44The size of a small child

00:16:46But

00:16:47Look at the new place

00:16:48Oh, my God

00:16:51Isn't it gorgeous?

00:16:52Yes

00:16:52There's, like, this living room

00:16:53Slash parlor area

00:16:55Nancy

00:16:55Did you finish the celebrity scene page?

00:16:58Oh

00:16:58Tickety-boo

00:16:59I don't know what that means

00:17:00It means I'll have it soon

00:17:01Well, if you mean I'll have it soon

00:17:04Then why don't you say I'll have it soon?

00:17:05I mean, tickety-boo

00:17:07Is just confusing for everybody

00:17:09Oh, Mr. Beebody

00:17:13How did that get in there?

00:17:15Mmm

00:17:15Alex?

00:17:23Alex?

00:17:27Alex?

00:17:28Hey

00:17:29Hi

00:17:31Hi

00:17:33How's work?

00:17:35Oh, Herman's freaking out as usual

00:17:37Are you napping?

00:17:40No

00:17:41I was

00:17:42I was, um

00:17:42I was just rearranging my book collection

00:17:44In the dark?

00:17:46And then I closed my eyes for a second

00:17:48Just for

00:17:48Just to think

00:17:49Is this dinner?

00:17:51Mm-hmm

00:17:51So

00:17:52How was your nook?

00:17:54Did you get, like, five or six million pages written?

00:17:57More like five or six words

00:17:59What happened?

00:18:00Our upstairs neighbor had me running around

00:18:02Doing chores for her all day

00:18:03Really?

00:18:04Yeah

00:18:05Well, you've just got to set some boundaries

00:18:08Just tell her that you're working

00:18:10She'll understand

00:18:11What is that?

00:18:12Oh, I picked up a few things on the way home

00:18:14It's an area rug

00:18:17Do you love it?

00:18:18Yeah

00:18:18How much was it?

00:18:19Doesn't really seem to cover too much of an area

00:18:20It was $200 or something like that

00:18:23I don't know

00:18:23Really?

00:18:24That was $200?

00:18:25Yeah

00:18:26But, you know, it's a runner

00:18:28Because it goes in between the two rooms

00:18:30And then ties them together

00:18:31Oh, and look

00:18:32Look, look, look, look, look

00:18:33It's an original Pablo flinch

00:18:37Really?

00:18:39Cool

00:18:39What is it?

00:18:40Is it like some

00:18:41It's like a

00:18:41Mayan guacamole bowl or something?

00:18:45It's a stool

00:18:46Here

00:18:48Try it

00:18:50What are we, hobbits?

00:18:56It's Waterstein

00:19:05I told Mr. Rose

00:19:08The problem with the pipes this morning

00:19:10They were going bang, bang

00:19:12Bangety-bang-bang

00:19:13Bang

00:19:14Yeah, the whole bathroom could have exploded

00:19:18471 bucks

00:19:22What kind?

00:19:23You were here three hours?

00:19:27Yeah

00:19:27Sweetie, these were original tiles

00:19:29How could you not have heard the banging?

00:19:32Sweetie, I was asleep

00:19:33Napping

00:19:34Been in the middle of the afternoon

00:19:36Shameful

00:19:37Okay, I'm not going to pay for unauthorized repairs

00:19:41I did the work, my friend

00:19:42I can rip the pipes out of the wall

00:19:44I don't know what you're saying

00:19:46I don't know what you're saying

00:19:51Do it, do it

00:19:52You do it

00:19:53You do it

00:19:53You want to rip him out?

00:19:54Alex

00:19:54What?

00:19:56Okay, forget it

00:19:57Plug it up, plug it up

00:19:58Shmoot is a sranet

00:19:59I begged Mr. Rose to do something

00:20:03I was terrified, Nancy

00:20:05Okay, well, the next time that happens, Mrs. Connolly

00:20:08Just call me, okay?

00:20:10I gave you my business card

00:20:11Oh, Alan

00:20:12Before I forget

00:20:13It's the first of the month

00:20:16Right

00:20:18$88

00:20:19Do you want to count it?

00:20:25Remember, if she bothers you

00:20:27Just lay down the law

00:20:29Be firm but nice

00:20:30Two positives, then a negative

00:20:31What is that?

00:20:33Psychology

00:20:33Listen, don't wait up for me

00:20:35Because I've got to work late

00:20:36I love you

00:20:37I love you

00:20:48Good morning, Alex

00:21:02Good morning, Mrs. Connolly

00:21:03I wondered if I could ask you a quick question

00:21:06Right

00:21:10Um, you know what

00:21:11Can I just say this to you

00:21:14You know I'm working on a book, right?

00:21:17And this book is due in about three weeks

00:21:19And my editor is expecting it on her desk at that time

00:21:23Okay, it's a contractual deadline

00:21:25I see

00:21:25Right, so I have to be working on that book all the time

00:21:28Here in my apartment, which is also my office

00:21:31It's just like my office

00:21:32If I was a lawyer and I went off to an office every day

00:21:34You couldn't come and knock on my door, could you?

00:21:36Because you wouldn't be there, right?

00:21:38So let's just pretend that I'm a lawyer, okay?

00:21:41This is my office

00:21:42And unless it's a really, really super important emergency, okay?

00:21:48Between the hours of nine and six

00:21:50I'm not here

00:21:51I'm off away in my office, okay?

00:21:54And then after six, I'm here, okay?

00:21:57I completely understand

00:21:59And I apologize for bothering you

00:22:02You're not at all

00:22:03Okay, have a good day

00:22:04All right

00:22:04It's just...

00:22:06What?

00:22:09Hmm?

00:22:09What is it just?

00:22:10What is it?

00:22:15I bought a copy of your book yesterday

00:22:18And I wondered if you'd sign it

00:22:21Of course, if you're too busy

00:22:23I can come back out of business hours

00:22:27Oh

00:22:29Oh, that...

00:22:31Oh

00:22:31Oh, that's so nice

00:22:34You didn't have to buy a copy

00:22:35I have a million copies

00:22:36It's money well spent

00:22:38Just write something

00:22:40That I can treasure for years to come

00:22:42Okay

00:22:43How about, uh...

00:22:50To my favorite upstairs neighbor

00:22:54Signed Alex Rose

00:22:57There you go

00:22:59And, uh, I hope you like it

00:23:00Oh, I know I will

00:23:01Okay, all right

00:23:02Good day

00:23:03Alex

00:23:05Yeah

00:23:07I know we've just had this discussion

00:23:11But I was wondering if the firm of Rose and Rose

00:23:15Could accompany an old lady to the pharmacy

00:23:17It's pissing down out there

00:23:20And I need to renew my monthlies

00:23:23It won't take any time at all

00:23:26How much is the Nicorette?

00:23:36$43.97

00:23:38I lost my place

00:23:43One

00:23:45Two

00:23:47Three

00:23:49Eight

00:23:50Nine

00:23:52Ten

00:23:54One

00:23:56Two

00:23:58Three

00:23:59Twenty

00:24:00Twenty

00:24:01Twenty-two

00:24:02Twenty-three

00:24:04Twenty-four

00:24:07Twenty-five

00:24:09Twenty-six

00:24:10Twenty-seven

00:24:10Twenty-eight

00:24:11Twenty-nine

00:24:12And thirty

00:24:13Okay, good

00:24:14Blueberries

00:24:16Two

00:24:19Blueberries

00:24:20One

00:24:22Two

00:24:23Three

00:24:24Oh, I thought you were gonna talk to her

00:24:28I did, honey. I did. I was very clear with her.

00:24:30She's just...

00:24:32She manipulated me somehow.

00:24:36She manipulated you?

00:24:38She's very crafty.

00:24:41She's a crafty old lady.

00:24:47I'll tell you what.

00:24:50Tomorrow's gonna be better because you know why.

00:24:52It's gonna be Saturday, and that's our day off,

00:24:55and we're gonna get to sleep in.

00:24:57Okay?

00:24:58I promise everything will be better tomorrow, okay?

00:25:02I promise everything will be better tomorrow.

00:25:06Soon we'll be making them all alone.

00:25:10Soon we'll be making them all alone.

00:25:14Oh, I won't.

00:25:16Good morning, Nancy.

00:25:31Good morning, Nancy.

00:25:35Good morning, Nancy.

00:25:39Good morning, Nancy.

00:25:41This is Nancy Kendricks here.

00:25:45Are those musical instruments?

00:25:48Yes!

00:25:50We're a brass ensemble.

00:25:52We've got a concert at St. Augustus on Friday.

00:25:56Let's go out shopping.

00:26:00Let's go out shopping.

00:26:02Shopping.

00:26:11So, I'll deliver it to St. Augustus?

00:26:13Yes, that's great.

00:26:14Hey, honey, look.

00:26:15Oh!

00:26:16Oh, what'd you get?

00:26:17Remington Royal, 50 bucks.

00:26:18How much were they asking for it?

00:26:1950 bucks.

00:26:20Look, I got a peacock.

00:26:22Oh!

00:26:23Isn't it great?

00:26:24Cool.

00:26:25What does it do?

00:26:26It's there to be decorative and look pretty and aesthetically pleasing.

00:26:29So, what do we need a day bed for?

00:26:30Oh, for all your napping.

00:26:31Honey, I took one nap.

00:26:32Two minutes.

00:26:33I didn't even shut my eyes.

00:26:34Hey, what's in the bag?

00:26:35Answer to our prayers.

00:26:36Try it next to that one.

00:26:37Because then the couch will go blue.

00:26:39Wow.

00:26:40Oh!

00:26:41Oh!

00:26:42Oh!

00:26:43Oh!

00:26:44Oh!

00:26:45Oh!

00:26:46Oh!

00:26:47Oh!

00:26:48Oh!

00:26:49Oh!

00:26:50Oh!

00:26:51Oh!

00:26:52Oh!

00:26:53Oh!

00:26:54Oh!

00:26:55Oh!

00:26:56Oh!

00:26:57Oh!

00:26:58Oh!

00:26:59Oh!

00:27:00You know what I just realized that we forgot to do?

00:27:03We forgot to christen the apartment.

00:27:06That's what I was thinking.

00:27:25I love our home.

00:27:29Oh!

00:27:30Oh!

00:27:31Oh!

00:27:32Oh!

00:27:33Oh!

00:27:34Oh!

00:27:35Oh!

00:27:36Oh!

00:27:37Oh, my God.

00:27:38What was she doing?

00:27:39I don't know.

00:27:40You think she saw the whole thing?

00:27:41Ew!

00:27:46Hey, where are you going?

00:27:48Oh!

00:27:49Now's my chance.

00:27:50I gotta get up there.

00:27:51Wait.

00:27:52Wait.

00:27:53What are you gonna do?

00:27:54The answer to our problems.

00:27:55Clap me.

00:27:56What does it do?

00:27:57When she falls asleep, we can control her TV from our bedroom.

00:27:59You be the lookout, okay?

00:28:00If you hear her coming, just go knock on the pipe, okay?

00:28:02Like, make a noise.

00:28:03Okay.

00:28:04Okay.

00:28:05Okay.

00:28:06Shut up.

00:28:07Hello.

00:28:08Hello.

00:28:09Well, hello, little Dickie.

00:28:21I'm back again, aren't I?

00:28:36Guess what I got in the bag?

00:28:38Hmm?

00:28:39I got hot dogs.

00:28:40Hot dogs.

00:28:41For Dickie boy.

00:28:42And I'll tell you what I'm going to do.

00:28:44I'm going to give it a wee chew meself first.

00:28:47Mm.

00:28:48Mm-hmm.

00:28:49Mm-hmm.

00:28:50Mm-hmm.

00:28:51Mm.

00:28:52Mm.

00:28:53It's so nice, Dickie.

00:28:54It is.

00:28:55Mm.

00:28:56So good.

00:28:57Mm.

00:28:58I'll tell you what.

00:29:01Shall we have a bit of music?

00:29:03A bit of music and a bit of a dance.

00:29:06I'll put on your favorite.

00:29:08The tune you like the most.

00:29:10The one that was Big Dick's favorite, too.

00:29:13There's a book.

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