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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 Alvin wasn't up on his children's stories.
00:25If he had been, Elizabeth could never have completed the following psychological study.
00:34Elizabeth, how are you tonight?
00:36Boy, you're in a silly mood.
00:39What are you going to do to poor Alvin?
00:43Careful, he's watching.
00:54Alvin?
00:55No.
01:02How did you know what I was going to say?
01:04Every time you read a magazine, you either want to remodel the house or give me a test.
01:08The answer is no on both counts.
01:11While you're breathing down my neck, what's the four-letter word meaning, hair suit?
01:16Hair.
01:17And yours is getting thin.
01:19H-A-I.
01:20What do you mean mine is getting thin?
01:22It's not fat.
01:24That's a joke, honey.
01:27I didn't make it up, but I changed it around, so what's the matter?
01:32Elizabeth, is my hair getting thin?
01:34Well, nothing more hair wouldn't cure.
01:36You got a couple of hand mirrors around?
01:38Why two?
01:39You can't see the top of your head with only one.
01:41I have an idea, darling.
01:44If you could roll your eyes back far enough, you could check it from the inside.
01:49Very funny.
01:50Here, let me help.
01:58Look, no thanks.
01:59Go away.
01:59I don't trust you.
02:01Alvin, what a thing to say.
02:04My gosh, it's worse than I thought.
02:06I told you, there's a bald spot back there as big as my hand.
02:09Wait a minute.
02:09I can't get these mirrors to hold still.
02:11Say, is that a piece of metal in my head?
02:13No, it's my ring.
02:14Oops.
02:17You think I fell for that business about the hand in front of the mirror, didn't you?
02:23Well, maybe you didn't.
02:26But I'll bet for a minute there you thought you were a knucklehead.
02:30A knucklehead.
02:32Elizabeth, I shan't divorce you for this.
02:34However, I do feel constrained to punish you in some way.
02:39Constrained?
02:39Was it a test you wanted me to take?
02:43Yes.
02:45I won't take it.
02:47That's your punishment.
02:50Okay.
02:52Seven-letter word.
02:53Have you had that red spot on your ear very long?
02:57On your left ear?
02:57Yes.
03:02Your left ear.
03:09Look, never mind.
03:13I don't want your ring suddenly dangling for my earlobe.
03:17My gosh, it's on fire.
03:18Look.
03:18Look there.
03:19It's my lipstick.
03:21Yeah, you...
03:21I'll take the test.
03:27Well, darling, how sweet of you.
03:28You don't have to, you know.
03:30Oh, no, no.
03:31Don't give me that.
03:31If I don't take the test, little things will be happening to me all night.
03:34What's the first question?
03:35Shoot.
03:36Well, you've already answered the first two.
03:38I have?
03:40Yeah.
03:42The test is called...
03:44How to test your husband's ego.
03:46So?
03:47The first one says,
03:48Ask your husband if he thinks he's losing his hair and see what happens.
03:52Did I do the right thing?
03:55Sure.
03:56It says,
03:56Sooner or later, the husband who is told he is losing his hair will find some way to examine his scalp.
04:01You just weren't very subtle about it, that's all.
04:04What's this got to do with my ego?
04:06The man who is told he is losing his hair will find it is a slur on his manly beauty.
04:10It's like telling a woman her nose just fell off.
04:13Okay, so I prefer to keep my hair.
04:15How about the lipstick on the ear?
04:18It says if you can kiss him on the ear without his noticing it, he's more tired than you think.
04:23It doesn't say that at all.
04:24Now, go on with the test.
04:26Come on.
04:27Okay.
04:28Okay.
04:28Now, here's a picture that looks like a plate of spaghetti, right?
04:35Mm-hmm.
04:36Just a bunch of lines.
04:40Only a man with extrasensory perception will be able to discern the image of a swan floating on a lake in the above picture.
04:49Let me see that.
04:52See it?
04:53There it is.
04:54Isn't that awful, darling?
04:55All I can see are a bunch of lines.
04:56Really?
04:57Boy, you better have your eyes checked.
04:59Look at there.
05:00Can't you see it?
05:01Look.
05:01There's the neck.
05:02There's the eyes.
05:03Really, can't you see it?
05:05No.
05:05Well, put down that I have extrasensory perfection.
05:10Perception.
05:11That's what I said.
05:12Put it down.
05:12Put it down.
05:16Okay.
05:16Now, here's the next one.
05:21It says drop a pin on the rug from five feet away and see if he can hear it.
05:26Look, don't bother.
05:28Nobody could hear a pin drop on the rug.
05:31Only a man with the intelligence necessary for complete concentration will be able to pass this task.
05:39Now, I guess you're right, honey.
05:40It's kind of ridiculous.
05:41Elizabeth, march right back over there and drop that pin.
05:44Whatever you say.
05:46You ready?
05:47Ready.
05:50Drop it yet?
05:51Mm-hmm.
05:51I heard it.
05:51I kind of thought you would.
05:54Just as clear as a bell.
05:55It went, peep.
05:57Put down that I had...
05:58Elizabeth, put the R in that word.
06:02There isn't any R in pin, head.
06:04Put the R in.
06:07Oh, pin heard.
06:09That's better.
06:14Oh, this next one's impossible.
06:16Nothing's impossible for some people.
06:18Proceed.
06:19Oh, brother.
06:20Is that the question?
06:22You're supposed to listen to a cushion.
06:24Listen to a cushion?
06:26Now, what do they expect you to hear?
06:29The ticking.
06:31Now, this is because you get back to the test.
06:33It doesn't say that at all.
06:34Now, what does it say?
06:36It says, even college professors sometimes miss this test.
06:40You are supposed to hear the feathers in a cushion.
06:43As they react to atmospheric pressure, the feathers contract and expand.
06:48That's ridiculous.
06:48As they contract and expand, they make a sound audible only to those with a hearing range above 10,000 cycles.
06:55Is that good?
06:57Only 27 people out of every thousand pass this test.
07:00I thought that'd do it.
07:05I hear them.
07:06So soon?
07:07Yeah, put it down.
07:08They make a sort of a little rustling sound.
07:11Elizabeth, will you put the R in that word?
07:14I did.
07:15Feather.
07:16Oh, feather hurt.
07:19What's next?
07:21That's all.
07:22You did very well, darling.
07:23Oh.
07:23How do they score your ego?
07:26Well, they have several categories.
07:28Enough ego to get by.
07:29Enough ego to do well.
07:30Enough to do very well.
07:31And so forth.
07:32How'd I do?
07:33You come under the heading, enough to choke a horse.
07:35Oh, for goodness sake.
07:38You know better than that.
07:39I'm sorry.
07:40And you really did.
07:40You did very well.
07:42So well, as a matter of fact, I'm supposed to read you a little story.
07:45Oh, really?
07:45Well, good.
07:46Go ahead.
07:50Once upon a time, there was a foolish king.
07:52One day, the queen said,
07:54Oh, look at the beautiful swan on the lake.
07:57The king said,
07:58Where?
07:59The queen said,
08:00Right over there.
08:01It is said that only a nudnik cannot see the swan on the lake.
08:04The king, not wanting to be called a nudnik, said,
08:07Oh, I see the swan.
08:09Oh, that's cute.
08:10Go on, honey.
08:13So then the queen said,
08:15Can you not hear the pine needle fall upon the grass?
08:18It is said that only a nudnik cannot hear the pine needle fall upon the grass.
08:23The king didn't want to be a nudnik,
08:25so he pretended to hear the pine needle.
08:26What a slap.
08:28Go on.
08:32So then the queen picked up a cushion
08:33and said,
08:34Can you not hear the voices of the feathers
08:36as they converse with one another?
08:39It is said that only a nudnik cannot see.
08:42Alvin, you're not that stupid, are you?
08:44Oh, no, honey.
08:45I get it.
08:46Get it.
08:47Well, I'm glad you had me worried there for a minute.
08:49No, the king didn't want to be a nudnik,
08:51so he pretended to hear the feathers, right?
08:54Go on.
08:56I started the whole thing.
08:58Oh, wait a minute, honey.
08:58Wait.
08:59I'll finish the story for you.
09:00I'd just as soon forget all about it.
09:01Oh, no, you'll be interested in this.
09:04Yeah.
09:04You see, the king loaned the queen his automobile one day,
09:07and he had to ride the bus home from work.
09:09I'll be in the den.
09:10And the king wanted something to read on the bus,
09:13so he bought a magazine.
09:14And he read a stupid article about a husband's ego.
09:22And he knew his wife would give him the test.
09:24Elizabeth, I don't like the demon grim.
09:26So he let his poor wife think that he was just a nudnik,
09:30while she worried.
09:32Take it out.
09:34Elizabeth, aren't you ashamed?
09:37Oh, they don't get away.
09:41Incident number two in the life of Elizabeth
09:43occurred the night she and Alvin fooled around
09:46with mental telepathy.
09:48The telepathy they got right away.
09:50It was the mental that was throwing them the curve.
10:01Hello.
10:02Oh. Oh, hi, Babs.
10:04Just a minute. Elizabeth!
10:08Honey.
10:10Who is it?
10:11A genius friend of yours up the street. Boobs.
10:16Hello, Babs.
10:17Hi.
10:19Oh, we're doing fine. How about you?
10:21What's on your mind?
10:22That's a ridiculous question.
10:25What's on your mind?
10:26Uh-huh.
10:28It sounds interesting.
10:30No, we don't have the magazine, but I read the article in the beauty parlor.
10:35Yeah.
10:36Well, I'd love to, but I don't think I have the brainpower for it.
10:40I suppose she does.
10:43Okay.
10:44Well, listen, I'll probably see you tomorrow.
10:47All right.
10:48Thanks for calling.
10:50Bye-bye.
10:52I would appreciate it if you wouldn't make your profound little comments while I'm on the phone.
10:56I'm sorry. What did Vacuum Head want?
10:57Well, she read that article I was telling you about on metal telepathy.
11:02Oh.
11:03She thinks if she and I learned to use telepathy, we could have our phones taken out.
11:08Some brother.
11:10Well, Babs may not have a very superior intellect, but she isn't very bright.
11:15What's the matter with the set?
11:17I don't know. I got a good picture, but no sound.
11:19Well, why don't you try another channel?
11:22No use. I'm trying them all. It won't work.
11:25Wait a minute, honey. That looks like a pretty good movie.
11:28It'll have to sound like a good one, too, before I...
11:31I wonder what she's saying.
11:34Come here. Let's try to read their lips.
11:35Oh, he just said, have a cucumber.
11:40He did not. He said, I love you.
11:42Oh.
11:45She just said something about the papers.
11:47She said, don't turn purple.
11:52That was either, Daddy can't stand the sight of you, or Dudley has the measles.
11:59Telepathy would come in handy now, wouldn't it?
12:01Hey, what's he dunking his wristwatch in the water for?
12:04It's the commercial.
12:06Oh, well, no good without the sound.
12:11Well, I guess one picture is not worth a million words.
12:17What did you say?
12:18The same thing you did, the same time.
12:21Well, that isn't an ordinary phrase, either.
12:24You know, you and I do that quite often.
12:26Sure, but I thought it was because we're around each other so much.
12:29Well, it could be that, but it could be telepathy, too.
12:32This article Basil was talking about, it says that mental telepathy is a proven thing.
12:37No hocus pocus? For real?
12:38No, honey.
12:39They've been experimenting with it at Duke University for some 20 years.
12:44I wish I could remember some of the experiments.
12:48Do you want to try it?
12:49Sure.
12:50We're cut off in the outside world anyway.
12:52What do we do?
12:53I'm trying to think.
12:54There's something about cards, but I can't.
12:57No, I know.
12:59You go on in the other room, bring back what I tell you to bring back.
13:01Okay.
13:01The way we think alike, it ought to be a snap for us.
13:05All righty.
13:12Okay.
13:13Okay what?
13:14Well, bring in what I told you to bring in.
13:16Well, I didn't hear you.
13:18You're not supposed to hear me.
13:19I was thinking.
13:20Oh, well, let's do it again.
13:21Okay.
13:21Okay.
13:21Okay.
13:27Alvin?
13:30You ready?
13:31I've been waiting.
13:33Well, maybe you better think of the object and then think okay.
13:36No, that's pretty advanced.
13:38Look, I'll just think of the object and then I'll call you.
13:40All right.
13:40Look, now, don't change the object because I'm getting a real strong signal.
13:50Okay.
13:53Alvin!
13:54Is this what you were thinking?
13:55No!
13:56Then why all of the excitement?
13:58Alvin, I was thinking of the mop.
14:00How close can you get?
14:02You're not going to believe me, Elizabeth.
14:04You're not going to believe this, but I almost picked up the mop.
14:06I came that close.
14:07No.
14:08Yes.
14:08Well, listen, maybe there's some kind of metal static out there in the kitchen.
14:12Maybe I'm working too far away.
14:13I missed it that way.
14:14No, no, no, no.
14:15The article said that distance doesn't mean a thing.
14:17Look, why don't you do the thinking?
14:19Maybe you have a more powerful transmitter than I have.
14:21Possible.
14:21Quite possible.
14:22Yeah.
14:23That's right.
14:23Here we go.
14:24Okay.
14:29Alvin!
14:31Oh, dear.
14:33Okay.
14:35Okay.
14:36Nothing came through.
14:42Maybe you better think a little louder.
14:43Think a little louder.
14:45Okay.
14:53Is this it?
14:55I was thinking of a vase.
14:59Well, now, wait a minute.
15:00It wasn't supposed to work every time.
15:02And a lamp and a vase aren't so very different.
15:04You try one more.
15:06Hold on.
15:07Now, this time I'm going to knock you right off your feet.
15:14Okay.
15:16Well, okay if you want to cheat.
15:18What do you mean, cheat?
15:20You know perfectly well I can't lift the bird bath.
15:22I wasn't thinking of a bird bath.
15:25I was thinking of a saucer.
15:26An ordinary saucer.
15:29Well, wait a minute, honey.
15:31Listen, they're both round.
15:33Oh, forget it.
15:34Sure, and I've heard of a lot of canaries taking baths in saucers.
15:39And not only that.
15:44Oh, let's face it, honey.
15:45A mouth and a broom aren't the same thing either.
15:47Well, I'm willing to say something else.
15:50Neither one of us has a superior intellect.
15:52That's all.
15:53Now, wait a minute.
15:54That's facing a little too much.
15:56After all, mental telepathy takes two, you know.
15:58One to transmit and one to receive.
16:01Yeah.
16:02I don't want to say who, but one of us goos.
16:04Oh.
16:05Honey, why don't you contact Duke University?
16:08Tell them to send you some pamphlets on it.
16:09Maybe we could really get good at this thing.
16:11Maybe that's a good idea.
16:12Yeah.
16:14Babs.
16:15Babs.
16:15I got your message.
16:26Incident number three in the life of Elizabeth
16:28occurred on National Break the Window Day.
16:31As you know, National Break the Window Day
16:34is almost any Sunday in the summer
16:36when the weather is good enough
16:37for the neighborhood husbands
16:38to be practicing golf shots on the front lawn.
16:41Okay, Mac, now watch the slow backswing.
16:49Elizabeth, that's the worst thing you can do to a golfer.
16:51And that's the worst thing you can do to a housewife.
16:53Look at my lawn.
16:54Hold it, Mac.
16:55Having a little trouble.
16:57I thought you so-called golfers
16:58were supposed to replace your pivots.
17:01Divots.
17:01And I can't replace it.
17:02It came out of Mac's lawn.
17:04Mac who?
17:05MacDonald over there.
17:07You mean he hit this from clear across the street
17:09and two houses up?
17:10Yeah, he got under it a little.
17:13I will not have you two characters
17:15batting grass back and forth.
17:16Go in the house!
17:19Having a little strike with the missus!
17:21And don't call me the missus.
17:24Would you ever say again how much damage gophers do?
17:26Honey, all we...
17:27Probably have the only lawn on the block with chicken pockets.
17:29But, honey...
17:30You missed me!
17:35I didn't have my mouth open!
17:39Will you tell Bobby Jones to take his caddies
17:40and go in the house!
17:42I guess that's all for today, Mac!
17:45Spoil sport.
17:47Well, I'm happy to spoil this sport.
17:49Why don't you do something useful
17:51like Jack Boniface over there?
17:52Is he washing that car again?
17:54Sure he is.
17:57What a built.
17:58I bet that car of his thinks
18:00there's a cloudburst every Sunday.
18:02Looks good, Jack!
18:03Oh, thanks!
18:05Car looks good, too!
18:08Elizabeth.
18:09Can you do that, honey?
18:11He waved to me with his biceps.
18:14What are you doing?
18:15Trying to wave back.
18:18I can't even nod hello.
18:20Alvin!
18:21Oh, honey, why did you...
18:22You made me hook!
18:23Oh, Alvin, you broke Jack's windshield.
18:29Well, gee whiz, you talked on my backswing.
18:31He's gonna feel terrible, honey.
18:32You know how he babies that car.
18:34We'll have it fixed.
18:35We'll have a repair, Jack!
18:36Oh, here he comes.
18:37I don't like the look in his eyes.
18:38Think I hear the phone?
18:39Yeah.
18:39We'll gladly have...
18:40Alvin!
18:41No, you forgot your evidence.
18:42Evidence.
18:42Is this yours?
18:50You can have it, Jack.
18:51Elizabeth and I were just saying
18:52we'd be more than glad to replace your windshield.
18:54These things happen.
18:56I talked on his backswing.
18:59Go ahead and keep the ball, Jack.
19:00I've got plenty of them in the car.
19:01Oh, no, wouldn't think of it.
19:03Say, where is your car?
19:04I'll put this away.
19:06It's in the driveway.
19:06No, Alvin was just gonna put his sack of bats away.
19:08Honey, don't let him go to all that trouble.
19:10No trouble at all.
19:11Nice guy.
19:13I don't get it, Alvin.
19:14The way he pampers that car, I thought...
19:16Now I get it.
19:19Me, too.
19:20Take it easy, Mac.
19:21I think you broke a milk bottle or something.
19:23Come to the party, Alvin.
19:24I put the ball in the car, Alvin.
19:26Well, thanks, Jack.
19:27You don't have to do that.
19:28Come on, sit down, Jack.
19:30Well, I think we have a little discussing to do.
19:31Well, glad to.
19:34You know, I feel much better now.
19:36I'll bet you do.
19:38Four!
19:38It isn't as if we were...
19:39Wait!
19:40Ow!
19:40Ow!
19:41Shut up!
19:43Alvin, will you tell Sam Sneed to aim somewhere else?
19:46Okay, Mac, that's enough.
19:48I don't think he can hear me.
19:49Sir, what's with this guy?
19:51He's liable to break something.
19:52That troubles you, Mr. Boniface?
19:57Well, now, you'll have to understand my position in this thing.
20:00You see, Alvin broke my windshield.
20:02So it was either hit Alvin or do what I did.
20:05Yeah, and besides, our windshield can't hit back.
20:08What are you two talking about?
20:09Go look at the car, darling.
20:10Why?
20:11Just go look.
20:11Go on.
20:12Okay.
20:14He has a temper, too.
20:15You know, I don't know how he's going to take this thing.
20:17Well, I still think I did the right thing.
20:20Sort of a windshield for a windshield.
20:23Well, there's another old saying, too, you know, turn the other windshield.
20:28Okay.
20:29That's the way it's going to be, is it?
20:31Wait a minute, I...
20:31Wait a minute.
20:32He's going to knock his toes off with a nine iron.
20:33What's wrong with this?
20:35Nothing.
20:36No.
20:36No, wait, Alvin.
20:37He has muscles you never even heard of.
20:40Wait, Alvin.
20:42Where are you going?
20:43Over to Mac's.
20:43He broke our windshield, didn't he?
20:45Mac didn't break our windshield.
20:46Say, maybe you better not tell him I did it.
20:48It's kind of tough at that.
20:51Do you really rather I didn't?
20:52Rather you wouldn't what?
20:56Go ahead, tell him.
20:59You two have yourselves in a situation that only two men could have gotten into.
21:03She's always given me that men are just little boys routine.
21:06My wife, same way.
21:07Mm-hmm.
21:08Look out!
21:08Oh!
21:16Tell Mac I'm going to tell his mama on him.
21:19Okay, Mac, that's enough!
21:20Didn't even holler four that time.
21:22Yeah.
21:23All right, Elizabeth, cut out the sarcasm.
21:25Who broke our windshield?
21:27Junior here.
21:30Well, here's the way it lines up to me, Alvin.
21:33You broke my windshield right?
21:34Only because she talked on my backswing.
21:36No excuse for that, Elizabeth.
21:41I know.
21:42It's like somebody talking when you're lagging your Aggie.
21:46The attitude is to tell us we're acting like little boys.
21:49Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
21:49I recognize it.
21:51However, you, you broke my windshield.
21:54Because she was talking on your backswing.
21:56Right.
21:56But I didn't know she was talking on your backswing, so naturally I get a little sore.
22:00Naturally.
22:02So he put the ball in our car through the windshield.
22:05Elizabeth, you might like to start something.
22:07No, but I...
22:07Look out!
22:12Pretty bad slice he's got the...
22:13I keep telling him.
22:14Turn your right hand in a little bit!
22:16Look, I have a wonderful idea.
22:18Why don't all of us kids go down to the vacant lot and build a cave?
22:21My wife gets this boy when she hasn't had a nap.
22:24There's so much glass in the neighborhood now,
22:25the real kids won't be able to go barefoot for a month.
22:29Jack, there's no reason for you to break our windshield when we offer to pay for yours.
22:33He explained that.
22:33He had to let off steam.
22:35Elizabeth, my windshield can't be replaced.
22:37Oh.
22:39Why not?
22:40Well, where am I going to get all my windshield stickers?
22:43Oh, no.
22:45No, really!
22:46I had stickers from Carlsbad Caverns, from...
22:48from Yosemite, from Lake Louise.
22:52That's the one with the blue stripe.
22:53Right, right.
22:53Uh-huh.
22:54Uh, Yellowstone.
22:55Johnson's Cave.
22:57How about Tahoe?
22:58Tahoe, that's the one with the pine tree.
22:59Got it, got it.
23:01Gee.
23:02Bryce Canyon.
23:03Bryce.
23:04Grand Canyon.
23:05Oh, they...
23:05It's a good thing we broke your windshield.
23:08Now at least you'll be able to see where you're going.
23:10New Orleans.
23:11Miami.
23:12Oh.
23:12Miami Beach.
23:13South Miami.
23:14North Miami.
23:16Wait a minute.
23:18Ocean Park.
23:20Get them no more.
23:22Fishman's Wharf.
23:23Got it?
23:24Look, kids, I hate to bring us back to the original problem, but...
23:28Alvin broke your windshield accidentally, Jack.
23:32But Jack broke our windshield on purpose, so I think that they, for that reason...
23:35Hizmo Beach.
23:37Hizmo Beach.
23:38What's that, a herring on a field of clam chowder?
23:42Elizabeth, we'll each pay for our own windshield, so stop being a little mother hen.
23:46It was your fault anyway.
23:48My fault?
23:50Well, you talked on his backswing.
23:52Oh, for...
23:53Here comes another message from Garcia.
23:57That slice is getting worse.
23:59Move your hand around a little.
24:01Like this, Mac.
24:03Here, show them, Alvin.
24:05No.
24:05No, Jack.
24:06No, Alvin, don't you dare hit that ball.
24:07Now watch this, Mac.
24:08I'll talk on your backswing.
24:09No.
24:10You're hooked.
24:11She talked.
24:11Is it supposed to turn left like that?
24:15It's already Skinridge's window.
24:17Come on, let's hide, quick.
24:18She'll make that minute.
24:19Come on, quick.
24:19Come on, hide.
24:20Come on.
24:23You'll be already shinnied up a treat.
24:26Did she come out of the house yet?
24:27Go away, she'll see it.
24:28I'll come to my back to Mrs. Skinridge and tell her you're sorry and offer to pay for that window.
24:32Oh, you.
24:32Hey.
24:33Hey.
24:33Say goodbye to the people.
24:36Goodbye, everybody.
24:39And now, here to say goodbye to you
24:41is the lovely star of our show, Betty White.
24:44Thank you, Jack.
24:46And thank you, everybody.
24:49You know, Elizabeth's troubles still weren't over.
24:52Mrs. Skinridge was so proud of the little boys for owning up,
24:54she gave them cookies and lemonade.
24:56And they ate too much, and they didn't feel well at all.
25:00Until we see you again, be with us next week, will you?
25:02Goodbye, everybody.
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