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00:00Betty White, in Life with Elizabeth, featuring Del Moore.
00:19Incident number one in the life of Elizabeth occurred because of Bill Dunning.
00:24That's all I remember.
00:25I don't know who Bill Dunning is any more than you do.
00:28Let's go find out.
00:30Elizabeth, who's Bill Dunning?
00:36Well, I seem to remember this episode's about somebody named Bill Dunning.
00:43Oh, they're Dunning you to pay your bills.
00:47I remember now.
00:48The collection agency...
00:49Sorry, I didn't see him.
00:52I fixed the fuse, sweetie.
00:54Remind me to get some 20 amp fuses the next one.
00:57You're staring, Elizabeth.
00:59Elizabeth.
01:03Alvin.
01:03Hmm?
01:06How are you fixed for shoulders?
01:08I'll go get them.
01:09I'll lift them in my coat.
01:11I think the time has come for me to tell you the whole story.
01:14Good.
01:14Time to stop staring and start sharing.
01:17Well, first of all...
01:18Wait a minute.
01:18Wait a minute.
01:19I think I made a profound remark.
01:20Stop staring.
01:21Uh-uh.
01:22No?
01:23Go ahead.
01:28Read this.
01:28Dear customer, through an oversight, you have neglected to pay for the $4.95 purchase you
01:33made at the Emporium Department Store on January 17th.
01:37The Emporium is seen fit to turn your account over to us.
01:39At this stage of the game, we always take the attitude that to err is human to forgive divine.
01:43We can't wait to forgive you.
01:45Please send your check immediately.
01:47Payable to either Mr. Steele or Mr. Fist.
01:49Care of the Steele Fist Collection Agency.
01:53How about that?
01:53Is that a threat or is it?
01:55They can't wait to forgive us.
01:57I don't see anything threatening about it.
01:59Well, how about the Steele Fist Agency?
02:02I bet they had to hunt all over town to find two men with the names Mr. Steele and Mr. Fist.
02:07They probably had to settle for that.
02:08They couldn't find anybody named Mr. Brass and Mr. Knuckles or Mr. Broken Bottle.
02:13Or a midget named Sawdorf Shotgun.
02:16Are you mad or scared?
02:17I'm mad.
02:18I hate threats.
02:19Why?
02:21Please scare me.
02:22Oh.
02:24Now, look.
02:25Why don't you settle the whole thing and pay the bill?
02:28Because I don't think I bought anything at the Emporium on that day for $4.95.
02:34You don't think?
02:37Oh, I was in the store around that time.
02:40I was buying a present for your boss.
02:42And you know I'd never spend that much money on Mr. Buddy.
02:45Maybe that's why I never get raised.
02:47Why don't you just forget the whole thing, honey?
02:49Forget it?
02:50How can...
02:51They won't let me...
02:52Look at this.
02:54This is the second letter.
02:55You notice it's on cheaper paper.
02:57Yeah.
02:57Customer.
02:58I'm not even a dear customer anymore.
03:01Mr. Steele didn't get your check for $4.95, so he consulted with Mr. Fist.
03:06Mr. Fist didn't get your check either.
03:08They were forced to conclude you didn't send the check.
03:11Because Mr. Steele and Mr. Fist very seldom lie to each other.
03:16Are you scared?
03:17Well, sure I am.
03:19What kind of a mind would sit in a dingy office and write up a letter like that?
03:22You don't...
03:22They might do anything.
03:23So you've got two little letters.
03:25Two?
03:26Look here.
03:27Look.
03:29This one came about three months ago, and this one arrived about a month later, and since
03:33then they've been coming in every second day.
03:35Why didn't you tell me?
03:36This is number three.
03:37Why didn't you tell me about it?
03:38You...
03:38Because I'm sure I didn't buy the whatever it was for $4.95.
03:43This is on fool's cap with lines.
03:46This is the cheapest stationery we have.
03:49We want you to feel at home.
03:51Nor do you.
03:52No check for $4.95.
03:53The next one was just a red card.
03:57It says, well...
03:59I tell you, darling, it's a regular war of nerves.
04:01Are you sure that you didn't buy anything at the Emporium for $4.95?
04:05I'm absolutely almost positive.
04:07Well, that almost isn't too good, I'll tell you that.
04:11Hmm.
04:11Here's one that isn't addressed to you.
04:13It's addressed to Mrs. Mud.
04:15Read it.
04:16We realize your name isn't Mud,
04:20but it will be if we don't get the $4.95.
04:23They alternate between threats and sarcasm.
04:27This one's sarcasm.
04:29Hmm.
04:29Gee, they must have a group of psychiatrists or something down there like...
04:32Oh, look, look at the bat!
04:33Look out, honey, look at the bat!
04:34What is it?
04:36What is it?
04:37See?
04:38Bunny?
04:39Put this in your wallet with the rest of the moths.
04:42Look at that!
04:44What are you laughing at?
04:46They reduced me to a state of quivering nerve ends and you laugh.
04:50You're supposed to get mad.
04:52Honey, I'm sorry.
04:52Look, I'll admit their methods are a bit odd,
04:54but I don't say anything to get upset about.
04:58Oh, you don't.
05:00Well, maybe this will strike a little closer to home.
05:03What does it say?
05:04Well, it's another card.
05:06It's burned all around the edges.
05:07Go on, read it.
05:08You wouldn't let this happen to your husband's job for a measly $4.95, would you?
05:12I don't get it.
05:13Well, what did they burn around the edges with?
05:17They're threatening to have you fired.
05:20Elizabeth, it seems to me that you could keep track of your purchases a little better than this.
05:24Alvin, the least we can do is stay on the same team.
05:29Look at here.
05:29I'm going crazy.
05:30Look at these.
05:31This one says, we're waiting.
05:33This one says, all right for you.
05:34This is a piece of the rope we're at the end of.
05:40Those busybodies will be calling Mr. Funny just because you can't remember a little purchase of $4.95.
05:46Oh, honey, what are you crying about?
05:48I'm scared.
05:49Oh, there's nothing to be scared of.
05:50After all, they haven't threatened you or anything.
05:53Yes, they have.
05:54Oh, they have.
05:56$4.95.
05:57This came today.
05:59Well, what is it?
06:00It's a dog with pins sticking in it.
06:03They want me to die.
06:06Elizabeth, this is an advertisement for the dress shop down the street.
06:09This is a pincushion.
06:13Then I'm going to live?
06:14Yeah, I'll check with the witch doctor.
06:16I can't for the life of me understand how you could just forget a little thing like a $4.95.
06:24I shall leave you at this point, Elizabeth.
06:26Alvin.
06:27Me?
06:27That's the guilty look, Alvin.
06:31Do you have something to confess to you, Elizabeth?
06:33Uh, well, I did buy some golf balls at the Emporium.
06:39And with the tax, they might just possibly have come to $4.95.
06:45They were on sale.
06:47It was, it was just...
06:49You may leave me at this point.
06:51Thank you, Elizabeth.
06:52There's nothing for you to be ashamed of, is there, Elizabeth?
06:56You better go cheer him up.
07:02Aren't you ashamed?
07:08Incident number two in the life of Elizabeth occurred because of the monster.
07:12As I recall it, the monster came stalking into their home one evening right after dinner.
07:17It's hard to get rid of a monster, especially one with green eyes.
07:22You'll get your hair on fire someday doing that.
07:38Yeah. Hey, you're missing a good show.
07:40Althea Swinburne's playing two different parts.
07:43What are you stalking?
07:45Ants.
07:46Look, huh? They go all the way across there,
07:49and up there, and across under there, and down there.
07:53Althea who?
07:54Swinburne.
07:56Say, why don't you put some powder where they start?
07:58Well, I don't know where they start. They're going in circles.
08:01Well, they start from outside. Put some powder on the windowsill.
08:04I did that this morning. This is a detour.
08:06Who's Althea Swinburne?
08:08Swinburne.
08:09Look, honey, if you put the powder all along here
08:11instead of all in one spot, it would work.
08:14Oh, I'm going to miss the last act.
08:15Come on, watch your work, honey.
08:16I don't even know who she is.
08:17Well, sure you do, sweetie. Remember the movie the other night?
08:20She was sort of third assistant hairdresser to Madame Pompadour?
08:24Oh, you mean the one with the...
08:25Oh, yeah. I said, where have you been? She's a big star now.
08:28Well, I didn't know the picture was that all.
08:29Oh, honey, you're just behind times. Come on.
08:32No, I think I'll stay here with the ants.
08:35One old ant to another.
08:36How do you like it? I come in here, I spend two minutes yakking with you,
08:46and I miss the whole last half of the act.
08:47I was under the impression we were discussing a matrimonial problem.
08:52What matrimonial problem?
08:55I thought we were talking about the eradication of insects,
08:58but I find we were just yakking about ants.
09:01You mad at me?
09:01No. No. No, of course not. Let's yak about our happy marriage.
09:06That a girl.
09:07I thought for a minute or two you were mad at me.
09:10Hey, honey, where are the matches?
09:12Tell me more about healthy Swinburne.
09:15Elthea. E-L-T-H-I-A.
09:18Honey, I can never find a match in this house.
09:23Alvin?
09:23Hmm?
09:25Do you love me?
09:26Well, sure.
09:28Say, whatever happened to that old cigarette lighter I had?
09:32Alvin, I just asked you if you loved me.
09:35Honey, of course I love you.
09:37Look, I had an old cigarette lighter around here.
09:39That kiss made me feel a little bit like unhealthy Elizabeth.
09:42Oh, I get it here.
09:44How's that?
09:46Well, you can do better, but I'll accept that.
09:48Guess where your matches are.
09:50Matches?
09:52Inside watch pocket.
09:56How about that?
09:58You ought to hang this up, honey.
09:59Elthea Swinburne would never...
10:01What's this?
10:02Oh, that's a movie magazine.
10:03Picture of her in there someplace.
10:05Someplace?
10:06It was turned right to the page.
10:07Oh, there she is.
10:10She's healthy, all right.
10:11Funny part of it is she can act.
10:12You should have seen her on television just now.
10:14She played two parts.
10:15Two sisters.
10:16One was the grand lady of the manor,
10:18and the other one was real slinky.
10:21You can talk plainer than that.
10:24Well, let's go relax.
10:27Oh, don't lose the magazine, honey.
10:45Alvin.
10:46Hmm?
10:47May I see your wallet, please?
10:49Sure.
10:52When did you start asking?
10:56What happened to that picture of me?
11:03Oh, yeah.
11:06I meant to tell you about that.
11:07You remember when I got that last traffic ticket?
11:09For going too slowly on the freeway?
11:11I remember.
11:13Well, when the cop asked to see my driver's license,
11:15I accidentally tore your picture in half getting out the license.
11:18Alvin, that was six months ago.
11:20Yeah, I know.
11:20Well, I just keep forgetting to ask you for another one.
11:23You know how it is.
11:23Well, there's such a thing as pasting a picture together.
11:28Yeah, I guess I should have, but, you know, I just didn't think about it.
11:33Alvin.
11:34Hmm?
11:34When would you like the divorce?
11:39What did you say?
11:41Let's face it.
11:42You married the wrong type of girl.
11:45I sure did.
11:47I married one with rocks in her head.
11:49What kind of talk is this?
11:50All these years, I thought we were so happy.
11:53We weren't.
11:54Oh, I was happy, but you were searching.
11:57Searching.
11:58Oh, don't get melodramatic, Elizabeth.
12:00Oh, it's easy for you to say don't get melodramatic.
12:03None of this touches you.
12:05You have a heart as cold as a pickle.
12:07Pickles aren't cold.
12:09You see, all you care about is my choice of words rather than what I'm saying.
12:13Well, go to her with your pickled heart.
12:15Go to who?
12:16To whom?
12:17To whom?
12:18Go to whom?
12:19Always, always going for the same type.
12:21Alvin.
12:21Every girl you ever went with was a tall statuesque blonde except me.
12:25Like whom?
12:26Who?
12:27Who?
12:28Like Gloria Applegate in college.
12:30Oh, honey, now you know.
12:31Francine Smith in high school.
12:34And Purine West in junior high.
12:37And Gwyneth Johnson in 24th Street Elementary.
12:40Gwyneth Johnson was a nine-year-old skinny little brunette.
12:44She grew into a tall statuesque blonde, and you knew she would at the time.
12:49Shall we start talking sensible, darling?
12:52Darling.
12:52Darling.
12:53You say it so easily.
12:55Darling, sweetheart, honey.
12:57Just like a parrot.
12:59Your darling would have more snap to it if you were saying it.
13:03I'll be a swinebird.
13:04Swinbird.
13:05You pronounce it your way, I'll pronounce it mine.
13:08Is she what started all this?
13:12Let's put it another way, Alvin.
13:16She finished all this.
13:18Oh, Elizabeth, come back here.
13:20Elizabeth!
13:25Elizabeth, don't tear that magazine.
13:26Give me that.
13:27Very well, Alvin.
13:31Oh, don't look so stricken, my dear.
13:34I think I've known this for quite some time.
13:37My dear.
13:40You'll take care of the ants after I'm gone.
13:42Now you sit down and listen to me, Elizabeth.
13:44Sit down.
13:46You see, Doc.
13:48You see, Alvin.
13:49Some men just prefer a certain type of woman.
13:54But they marry the opposite type just despite their subconscious.
13:59I married you because I loved you.
14:03You notice you used the past tense?
14:05You loved me.
14:07As in, you used to love me.
14:09Used to.
14:10Yes, and you're also used to me.
14:12I didn't say that.
14:13Don't yell, Alvin.
14:14All right.
14:16No.
14:17Well, I think what you ought to do is find a girl like Elthea and forget me.
14:27After all, the magazine says she isn't married yet.
14:31The two of you could get married and live quietly somewhere where you can be happy.
14:40That's more like it.
14:42Now we can talk.
14:44Alvin, why did you marry me?
14:45I'm short and dumpy.
14:46You're not.
14:47You're beautiful.
14:47Pleasant tense.
14:48Didn't we take each other for better or for worse?
14:51Oh, there's a compliment.
14:54I'm sorry.
14:55I'm so much worse than you took me.
14:57No, no, no.
14:58Friendly, I married you because I love you.
15:01You married me because you were afraid of Mama.
15:04Oh, for goodness sake.
15:06Mama.
15:15Ridiculous.
15:16If this is the type of girl you prefer, I don't see why you should be stuck with me.
15:21All right, Elizabeth.
15:22I'll marry her the day after tomorrow.
15:24I'm busy right now.
15:26After all, marriage is just a word.
15:28It doesn't have to be a sentence.
15:30Yeah, okay.
15:30Yeah, come on.
15:32Did you hear what I said, Alvin?
15:34I said matrimony is just...
15:36What are you marking up her face for?
15:39Why not?
15:40Contest is on this side of the page.
15:41You...
15:43You bought the magazine for a contest?
15:48Didn't bad at all.
15:49Found it on the bus.
15:51Sit down.
15:53Look, honey, if we multiply certain numbers by nine, we might win a boat or something.
15:57Okay, get a pencil.
15:58You're good at this sort of stuff.
15:59There's one over there.
15:59Nine by nine is...
16:02Alvin, do you mind if I do just one thing?
16:04Could I put a mustache on Elthea Swinburne?
16:07Be my guest.
16:08Nine times nine is 73.
16:10Sixty.
16:11Elizabeth.
16:12Hmm?
16:14Thanks for getting jealous.
16:17You're welcome.
16:23Incident number three in the life of Elizabeth occurred because in Elizabeth and Alvin's case,
16:28the good neighbor policy not only extends next door,
16:32but clear across the street to the home of Peggy and Jack Boniface.
16:41Answer it.
16:41I made the sandwiches.
16:43You're eating them, too.
16:47Hey, honey.
16:48Hmm.
16:49Hello?
16:51Don't turn it back up.
16:52Hi, Jack.
16:53How are you?
16:53Jack Boniface.
16:55What can we do for you, Jack?
16:57Yeah, Elizabeth, now, this might sound kind of silly, but Peg's Uncle Hubert is with an agency.
17:01Yeah, and Peg and I have been writing a bunch of jingles for the agency, for Uncle Hubert,
17:04for the television.
17:04You know, yeah, for fun, for free.
17:07Unless, of course, maybe they're good enough to be paid for them.
17:10Well, we wondered if you'd be good enough to listen to the jingles before Uncle Hubert
17:13listened to the jingles.
17:16Peg's Uncle Hubert is lost in the jungle.
17:18Oh, my God.
17:19I'm asking for me to do anything.
17:20Jack, is there anything we can do?
17:22Well, we wondered if, uh, you'd see if we're on the right track.
17:26He wants us to help track him.
17:27Oh, my God.
17:29Listen, uh, look, Jack, you bring the maps over.
17:32Alvin's good at this sort of thing.
17:33Now, don't worry.
17:34We're out in the den, and just come right on in.
17:36The back door's open.
17:38Right.
17:39Right.
17:39Bye-bye.
17:41Okay, honey.
17:42Bring all the stuff.
17:44Are you sure that they don't mind listening to jingle?
17:45No, of course not.
17:47Incidentally, Elizabeth said something about bringing over some maps for some reason or other.
17:51Maybe they're going on a trip or something.
17:52Anyway, there's one in the car here.
17:53Good.
17:54Did they say what jungly old boy was lost in?
17:56No, and you know, with all the good intentions in the world, I can't see what kind of hell
18:00we're going to do.
18:00Alvin, put your shoes on.
18:02Jack could spend more time watching Uncle Hubert and less time washing the car.
18:06How about yours?
18:07Oh, well, it's Peggy's Uncle Hubert, and you know how nervous and high-strung she is.
18:12Oh, gosh, yeah.
18:12So if they act a little strange, now, don't think...
18:15Here they are.
18:16Now, listen, just remember, the one thing we have to do is stay calm.
18:19Like nothing happened.
18:20Here we are, kids.
18:21We're out here.
18:22Come on in.
18:23Hi, how are you?
18:24How are you?
18:24Hi, Alvin.
18:25How are you?
18:25Fine, thank you.
18:27Hope you don't mind not bringing our problems to you.
18:29Listen, what are friends for?
18:31Isn't that, Alvin, still only half?
18:33Well, give us a starting point anyway.
18:37Well, how long has it been since you've seen him?
18:39Who?
18:40Peggy's Uncle.
18:41Oh, a couple of weeks.
18:42Peggy wants to sing to him over the phone.
18:44Can you imagine that?
18:47Cracking up.
18:48Where was Uncle Hubert last seen, Peggy?
18:52With zeroes.
18:54Oh, what?
18:56Show him the one about the lion and the tiger.
18:59What's he so happy about?
19:01I think they're both cracking up.
19:03Nerves.
19:03Nerves.
19:04Got it?
19:05Got it?
19:06Good.
19:06Good.
19:06Here we go.
19:07Now, remember, this is visual.
19:09The angry lion's ass.
19:12Ain't it peevish, Peggy?
19:15But the very best is the thing you get when you wear Fritz-Simmons shoes.
19:24Well, of course, it sounds much better with music.
19:27Now, be frank with us.
19:28You think Uncle Hubert will like it?
19:29Well, not where he is.
19:32Look, you can sing him the song after we find him.
19:34Now, the estuary...
19:35You two just relax.
19:36...appears to start right here, honey.
19:38Yeah, see, now, there's an X here.
19:40I bet that's where he started from.
19:42Follow this line.
19:43They seem to be more interested in their trip than our jinks.
19:46Honey, I think they're off their trolley.
19:48He went inland here.
19:49Yeah.
19:49And through the estuary and up the Sepulveda River to the Wilshire River.
19:56And...
19:56Wilshire River?
19:57This is the map of Southern California.
19:59Well, I wondered how Santa Monica got in Brazil.
20:04Let's go out here.
20:05Brazil.
20:06Thanks for listening to the jingle.
20:08The jingle?
20:09Wait a minute.
20:10You didn't say jingle.
20:11It's been nice.
20:12You said jungle.
20:12Wait.
20:14Well, I mean, on the phone, you said that Peggy's Uncle Hubert was lost in a jungle.
20:18That's why the map.
20:19No, no, no, no, no, no.
20:20I said Peggy's Uncle Hubert was with an ad agency, and he needed some jingles for television commercials.
20:26Oh!
20:29Sounds so much like Uncle Hubert was lost in the jungle.
20:34Isn't that it?
20:35Come on back and sit down for heaven's sake.
20:37Isn't that silly?
20:38Oh, I'm told you.
20:40Well, listen, as long as we're all going in the same direction, why don't you show us some more of your commercials?
20:44I'd like to know one about what's-his-name shoes.
20:46Fitzsimmons.
20:47Fitzsimmons.
20:47Fitzsimmons.
20:47Is there a Fitzsimmons shoe company?
20:49No.
20:50Oh, please.
20:50Well, don't you worry.
20:52If anybody named Fitzsimmons ever does make shoes, you're ready for him.
20:59Now, to show them all one about the drugstores, honey, Uncle Hubert has two or three drugstores that need jingles.
21:04Now, this one isn't quite finished, but I think you can get the idea.
21:07Here it is.
21:07Here.
21:07Now, remember, this is visual.
21:13D is for drugs.
21:14D-R is for doctor.
21:16D-R-U is for doctor plus U.
21:19We got a little mixed up there.
21:21D-R-U-G is for drug again.
21:24Remove the D and you've got drugs, which we also sell.
21:27Remove the R and you've got UGG, which is what some of our medicines taste like, but they're good for you.
21:33Which leaves G, which is a vitamin, which we also sell.
21:36That's as far as we got.
21:38How about, um, drug spell backwards?
21:41Girdles, which we have?
21:42Elizabeth.
21:44Now, look, the thing that you didn't do, you left out the name of the store, and to me, that's very important.
21:49Well, there's not much you can do with Fifth Street Pharmaceutical Supply House, Alvin.
21:51You follow me?
21:52Yeah.
21:53Well, are there any other sponsors that need jingles?
21:56Oh, yeah, yeah.
21:57Here's the other list.
21:59Sometimes the slogans help.
22:00Hmm, Muskrat Rambler Limited, 500 miles to the gallon of gas.
22:04Yeah, that's one of those little foreign cars.
22:06Yeah, but 500 miles to the gallon, wow.
22:09Well, sure, they're so small they can't hold people.
22:16How about the pumpity-pump gas station?
22:18Oh, it's got a good one for that.
22:20We have a good one for that.
22:21Now, there are just a few words missing, but I think you'll get the idea.
22:25Now, remember, this is visual.
22:27Pumpity-pumpity-pump.
22:30La-la-la-la-la-la.
22:33Pumpity-pumpity-pump.
22:35La-la-la-la-la-la.
22:37La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
22:39La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
22:40Pump.
22:41Oh.
22:45Well, look, kids, I hate to be cruel, but you sold me more la-la-la-s than you did pumpity-pumps.
22:53All we have to do is fill in a few words.
22:55Gee, I wish that Fitzsimmons outfit's old shoes.
22:57I think the kids have a hit there, honey, really do.
23:00Well, now, wait a minute.
23:01We'll find something here.
23:03Just a second.
23:04What about this original clothes cleaner?
23:06Mm, that's a gyp.
23:07No, no, we sent off for that.
23:09The guy says, don't bother with these new detergents.
23:12Do your clothes the way your ancestors did them.
23:15Ancestors?
23:15Yeah.
23:16So we sent in 25 cents, and he sent us a rock.
23:20$23 postage.
23:22How about the Fitzpatrick's restaurants?
23:27No, no, no, we tried that.
23:29Nothing rhymes.
23:31Well, listen, you already have it.
23:33Here's it.
23:33Well, sure you have.
23:35Where's the one about the lions and tigers?
23:37Would that be me?
23:39Right here.
23:40Sure, here.
23:41Look, just change these two words.
23:46Yeah, now try it.
23:48The angry lion says,
23:50And the peeve is tired of six.
23:53But the very best fit is the fit you get when you eat fit.
23:55Fitpatrick foods.
24:00What's next?
24:02We have the, um,
24:03got the Whirl on the String Dancing School,
24:07the Ladies Reupholstering Incorporated.
24:09That's a corset company.
24:10Wait a minute.
24:11I think I'm getting something.
24:13Wait.
24:14Listen.
24:15How about this?
24:17Honey, um,
24:19it's delicate.
24:21It's delicate.
24:23The delicatessen for you.
24:26Jim Dandy Haberdashery,
24:32Fitzgerald's Booterie.
24:34That's it.
24:34Wait a minute.
24:34You weren't listening, honey.
24:35It's delicate.
24:36Booterie?
24:36Booterie's a shoe company.
24:37Get out of the way, honey.
24:38Look.
24:38Now, wait.
24:38Get a hold of it.
24:38You don't have those waltzes.
24:40Get that thing.
24:41Where is it?
24:42Well, the lion is tiger.
24:43Now, here.
24:43We just changed Fitz sounds to Fitzgerald.
24:45That is it.
24:46Right?
24:47Yeah.
24:48The angry lion says,
24:50And the peeve is tired of six.
24:52But the hairy nice fit is the fit you get when you eat.
24:54It's half pastrami.
24:59Say goodbye to the people.
25:01Goodbye, everybody.
25:02Now, look.
25:02I think that'll do it.
25:03I think I can do it.
25:04Goodbye, Max.
25:05Now, here to say goodbye to you is the lovely star of our show,
25:09Betty White.
25:12And thank you, everything.
25:15Maybe you'd like to hear how the jingle wound up.
25:18It's delicate.
25:20It's delicate.
25:22Betty.
25:23Say goodbye to the people.
25:24Goodbye, if you can.
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