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00:01:52The Great Depression devastated Americans in the 1930s.
00:01:58Unemployment peaked at over 25 percent.
00:02:01Banks failed, and millions of Americans and immigrants found themselves homeless and hungry.
00:02:10In the Midwest, the Dust Bowl of the mid-30s worsened the situation.
00:02:16Severe drought forced hundreds of thousands of workers off of their farms, traveling west in search of survival.
00:02:25Some of the displaced join traveling sideshows.
00:02:29They travel from town to town, looking for roofs to entertain and to dazzle with amazing acts and puzzling oddities.
00:02:39The Knuckles Brothers Show is one of these sideshows attempting to survive in these trying times.
00:02:45Many call them freaks or miscreants, but they call themselves carnies.
00:03:01Ladies and gentlemen, I must ask for your complete silence.
00:03:05Any noise at all could send him into a frenzy, and you don't want to see that, my friends.
00:03:09You don't want to witness that at all.
00:03:12It would be too horrible to behold.
00:03:13Now then, ladies and gentlemen, this specimen that you see before you was captured in the wilds of far away
00:03:23Borneo.
00:03:24While he was there, every day he terrorized innocent villagers until we came and took him away.
00:03:30And they thanked us.
00:03:32They thanked us for taking him away.
00:03:36Now, ladies and gentlemen, I must ask that you do not get close enough that he can grab you.
00:03:40I will not be held responsible for anything that happens if that should occur.
00:03:44He's not tamed.
00:03:45He's not trained.
00:03:47It's all that we can do just to get him to wear a loincloth.
00:03:52Hey, hey!
00:04:01Ladies and gentlemen, I have in my hands a live chicken.
00:04:08The very same chicken some of you may find in your pots at home tonight.
00:04:12That's right, that's right, the exact chicken that President Roosevelt promised would be in every pot.
00:04:20Now then, ladies and gentlemen, I must warn you.
00:04:24Anyone who is squeamish or has a weak stomach, leave now.
00:04:30What you are about to witness is not for the faint of heart.
00:04:39No one leaving?
00:04:42Good.
00:04:50No!
00:04:55Head on!
00:05:00Get it!
00:05:03Let's go and let him eat in peace, shall we?
00:05:07Ladies and gentlemen, please proceed through the exit, if you will.
00:05:10Well, and may I suggest you have a snack at one of our fine food booths that we have for
00:05:15your pleasure.
00:05:16Thank you for visiting the wild man of Borneo.
00:05:19Come again.
00:05:20Tell your friends.
00:05:26Hey, take it easy with that chicken, would you?
00:05:28It's tonight's dinner.
00:05:29I know, I know.
00:05:31Hey, did you see that pregnant lady in the front row tonight?
00:05:35I thought she was going to have that kid right there.
00:05:37I love these small town rubes.
00:05:39Tell you what, this is definitely the best gag that we've done so far.
00:05:42I'm going to be able to do this for years.
00:05:45What do you say we go have some dinner, huh?
00:05:47Hey, hey, whose turn is it to cook tonight?
00:05:50Yours.
00:05:50Yours.
00:05:50Alright.
00:06:08You're right.
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00:06:12I don't know what you're saying.
00:06:17You're saying.
00:06:26It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
00:06:30Do you want to see him?
00:06:35Do you want to see him?
00:06:38Do you want to see him?
00:06:42Look, I'm here!
00:06:48No, no, no, no!
00:06:52That's some school service team!
00:06:56What's wrong? Is he crazy?
00:07:00He'll be okay.
00:07:02I think I saw dust in his head.
00:07:04It'll be okay.
00:07:10Why don't you sit down.
00:07:15I'm gonna get you something to drink, okay?
00:07:18Okay.
00:07:20We need to get him.
00:07:26I don't know.
00:07:36I'm not.
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00:07:48We need to refresh us.
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00:15:04Hmm.
00:15:07Jesus Christ, Virgil, why didn't you just bring a damn megaphone and let everybody know who I'm meeting?
00:15:12Very quiet roads, Mr. Detective. It don't matter. Besides, it's the only car I can get.
00:15:17Okay. Okay, you got the cash.
00:15:21You bet.
00:15:26Here.
00:15:26Hold it, hold it, not like that. Lean in a little bit.
00:15:40All right.
00:15:43I'm happy.
00:15:46Glad this worked out, Virgil. Did you have any trouble with your boss?
00:15:50What can she say, Mr. Detective? Kind of need protection, no? We need protection.
00:15:56She's not happy paying extra with business not doing so good. Small crowds. Times are tough for everyone.
00:16:02What? What can she do? We got to have the fix.
00:16:07That's right. You need it. You need me.
00:16:11You think I enjoy doing this, Virgil?
00:16:13Hell, I got bills to pay. I got expenses to shell out for. I got people to take care of,
00:16:18just like Helen has, and you.
00:16:20But what I give you is worth it. It's valuable. It's something all the money in the world can't buy.
00:16:28You know why? It's peace of mind.
00:16:32Well, this I know, Mr. Detective Ellison, sir. Miss Kelly, she know too.
00:16:38Yeah. Well, we all got to eat. I'll see you later sometime, Virgil. I got things to do. Places to
00:16:46go, people to see.
00:16:48Yes, Mr. Detective. I see you.
00:16:51No, no, no.
00:16:56No, no, no, no, no.
00:17:21Virgil, where'd you get this?
00:17:22Nice bearded lady.
00:17:24She want to thank me for helping her lift some heavy boxes.
00:17:27Her husband, he not feeling well.
00:17:28They bought a new radio, fancy one.
00:17:30So she say to me, you want this one?
00:17:32We no need no more.
00:17:33So I thank her.
00:17:34Very clear to her, Ratty.
00:17:36She no need to do this.
00:17:37We're carny.
00:17:38We help each other.
00:17:40There's no reason to repay.
00:17:43Does it at least work properly?
00:17:44Oh, I don't know.
00:17:46Give me a minute.
00:17:55Maybe no good, huh?
00:17:57No, keep trying, Virgil.
00:17:58You never know what you're going to get.
00:18:00Maybe one of those music stations.
00:18:01Okay, I'll try.
00:18:03Keep going, Virgil.
00:18:05Keep going.
00:18:11I told you, I told you we got something eventually.
00:18:15You'll hear this one before, Ratty.
00:18:17Oh, sure, sure.
00:18:18Everyone has.
00:18:18The bee's knees.
00:18:19Don't you know?
00:18:20Maybe too old-fashioned me.
00:18:22Old-fashioned and my ideas.
00:18:24But you, you like it.
00:18:44Ha ha ha ha ha!
00:18:46Wait!
00:18:47Wait.
00:18:48Wait!
00:18:48I got different music now.
00:18:49Maybe there's something closer to her.
00:18:51Oh, okay.
00:18:53Okay.
00:18:54Umβ¦
00:18:55Who has a...
00:18:55It's him.
00:18:55Huh?
00:18:55Well...
00:19:05What?
00:19:06What is this?
00:19:07This, my friend, is Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
00:19:11Quite beautiful.
00:19:12Yes, Moonlight Sonata by the great Beethoven.
00:19:16He is genius, my friend.
00:19:17Genius.
00:19:18Gee, it's great to see you, Len.
00:19:20Likewise, my friends.
00:19:21You know, where have you boys been hiding yourselves?
00:19:23I haven't seen either one of you since the loadout.
00:19:26I've been doing some business for Miss Helen.
00:19:29Complicated business. Important.
00:19:31I understand, Verge.
00:19:32I shan't ask anymore.
00:19:34And you, my little sick-loving chum,
00:19:37what have you been up to?
00:19:38Well, you know how it gets.
00:19:41Around the grounds, sometimes, after a while,
00:19:45the rats get kind of scarce.
00:19:47So, I've had to go through the local fields and trash heaps.
00:19:53I'm trying to get some for my snakes.
00:19:56I can't let them starve now, can I?
00:19:58No, you can't.
00:19:59You know, Randy, I think if I were one of your snakes,
00:20:03I'd eat pretty damn well.
00:20:06I wouldn't want for anything.
00:20:08Well, thank you, William.
00:20:11That's very kind of you.
00:20:13I do my best.
00:20:41What are you gonna do with that thing?
00:20:42Which snake is going to receive such a great prize
00:20:45as that plump, juicy rat?
00:20:48Like Connie, of course.
00:20:50Connie?
00:20:52Aye, you see, it's his favorite.
00:20:55This is my favorite, Verge.
00:20:58She's my queen.
00:21:00Why is she your queen, Randy?
00:21:02You ever see her, William?
00:21:05I tell you, she is giant.
00:21:07Ratty ever make an argument with her?
00:21:10It makes this big sluggage out of her.
00:21:13Virgil.
00:21:14Don't say that.
00:21:15Don't ever say that.
00:21:16Please.
00:21:16I would never.
00:21:17I couldn't.
00:21:18Ratty.
00:21:19Ratty, my friend.
00:21:20I just make a joke with you.
00:21:22You forgive me.
00:21:27Connie.
00:21:28She is my queen.
00:21:30The queen of snakes.
00:21:33Oh, she's royalty.
00:21:35I should see how regal she looks.
00:21:39When she has a cat bulging out of her belly.
00:21:44Like a lovely lady with child.
00:21:48And so she deserves respect, don't you think, my friend?
00:21:50Of course, of course, Randy.
00:21:52I understand.
00:21:55Yes, you do, William.
00:21:58And there's nothing to forgive, Virgil.
00:22:01You are such a good friend to me.
00:22:04You stopped that stupid magician from harassing me.
00:22:07I saw his black eye on stage the other night.
00:22:11Couldn't cover that up with makeup.
00:22:13And he deserved it.
00:22:15He tried to beat me up.
00:22:17Why?
00:22:19Just because one of my snakes accidentally ate his rabbit.
00:22:26Huh.
00:22:27I mean, he should keep a better watch on it.
00:22:29What, am I supposed to be responsible if one of his animals gets away?
00:22:34And his dogs.
00:22:35You know, I heard one of them narrowly escaped the clutch's queenie one night.
00:22:40Oh, yes.
00:22:42She was almost a dull fricassee.
00:22:45Well, that...
00:22:47That's...
00:22:47Water under the bridge.
00:22:49That was a long ago.
00:22:50But still, my friend, you gotta keep better watch on your snakes.
00:22:53And right now, I tell you this because we need no heat between carnies.
00:22:58No clams.
00:22:59No fights.
00:23:01Not now.
00:23:02What do you lugs think you're doing?
00:23:03We're supposed to be preparing for our show tonight, remember?
00:23:06We need full houses all round, boys.
00:23:10Virgil, I asked you...
00:23:15Oh, hell.
00:23:22Ladies and gentlemen, do you see the beautiful banners that run from way down there to way
00:23:31down there?
00:23:31Do you want to see beautiful girls gyrating on stage in a dazzling display of the Ectisius
00:23:39art?
00:23:40Everything you see on these banners, you will see live on the inside of one of our shows.
00:23:47And I could tell you about each and every one of them.
00:23:51The Fire Eater sits down to a meal of fire and flame.
00:23:55He renders himself to ash in every show just for you.
00:24:00You'll see the tattooed lady.
00:24:02She's got tattoos everywhere.
00:24:04On her arms and legs.
00:24:05Her chest, back, neck, face, and head.
00:24:08They cover every inch.
00:24:10Even her shadow has tattoos.
00:24:12You'll see them all.
00:24:14You'll see Zoltan, the high voltage femme fatale.
00:24:18Ladies and gentlemen, she sits in a real electric chair while voltage is shot through her body.
00:24:23Sparks of electricity dance on her fingertips.
00:24:26She makes light bulbs glow in her bare hands.
00:24:29It's positively shocking, folks.
00:24:33It's dazzling.
00:24:35You'll meet our Indian rubber girl.
00:24:36She bends.
00:24:38She twists.
00:24:39She contorts in ways you never knew were possible.
00:24:42She practically ties herself in knots and bounces across the stage.
00:24:48Why, madam, if you could bend over the way she does, your husband would never let you leave home.
00:24:54You'll see Serena, the snake charmer.
00:24:58The serpentine enchantress do a dance of death with a giant python.
00:25:02A snake so powerful it could kill her in an instant were it not under her complete control.
00:25:09She risks her life each and every time she comes to the stage for your thrills and enjoyment, my friends.
00:25:16Now, I want you to see them all.
00:25:18The magician.
00:25:19The fire eater.
00:25:20The tattooed woman.
00:25:21The electric lady.
00:25:22The snake charmer.
00:25:23And all the other great acts inside.
00:25:25So, we are going to do something special right now.
00:25:29You see that sign that says 50 cents for adults and 25 for children?
00:25:34Forget about it.
00:25:35Our ticket taker here is going to set a timer for three minutes and three minutes only.
00:25:41And while that timer is ticking away, he is going to put away the 50 cent ticket.
00:25:45He is going to put away the 25 cent ticket.
00:25:48He will refuse to sell them.
00:25:50That's right, you cannot buy one.
00:25:52And instead, he is going to let each and every one of you, the nice people who have been standing
00:25:57here listening to me speak.
00:25:59He is going to let you in to see the show.
00:26:01The very same show people have been paying full price for.
00:26:04However, he is going to let you in to see the show for only 10 cents.
00:26:10That's right.
00:26:11One then nine.
00:26:12So, hurry, hurry, hurry.
00:26:13The ticket taker is taking the tickets.
00:26:15The timer is ticking away.
00:26:17And the greatest shows on the face of the planet earth await you inside.
00:26:20Ladies and gentlemen, please step right this way.
00:26:22No, no, don't rush.
00:26:23Two minutes?
00:26:24Two minutes only?
00:26:25Two more minutes?
00:26:26That's right.
00:26:29Hurry, hurry, hurry.
00:26:30The shows are about to begin.
00:26:32Ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much.
00:26:40Doc, goddammit, your upfront money is short.
00:26:43You know it and I know it.
00:26:45You're tapping the till.
00:26:48Madam, I never.
00:26:50You never my ass.
00:26:52Everyone knows you have your hand in the bag.
00:26:54It's hard times, I know.
00:26:56But you're hurting all of us.
00:26:58Damn depression.
00:27:02This may only be a half-ass little mud show, but it is our show, dammit.
00:27:07It's my show.
00:27:09I don't want to have to 86 you, Doc.
00:27:12But I will if I have to.
00:27:15I can always grab another talker.
00:27:17You'll never find another like me.
00:27:20I pull the gate in.
00:27:22I pull them and push them and move them through the door.
00:27:25I know it.
00:27:26Everyone likes you.
00:27:28You're a hell of a talker.
00:27:30Maybe the best I've ever seen.
00:27:32But I can't let you skim off the front end any more than I can let the cooch girls sell
00:27:36it on the side.
00:27:37But, but I-
00:27:39Take it to heart, Doc.
00:27:41I mean what I say.
00:27:42I expect to see the upfront right from now on.
00:27:45Maybe a little extra.
00:27:47Now get out of here.
00:27:55Never again, Doc.
00:28:12Oh, Virgil.
00:28:14What are you doing, Hershey?
00:28:18She don't like you.
00:28:21But she is so beautiful.
00:28:25And she is busy.
00:28:27I'll come back in.
00:28:29She's busy.
00:28:37She's busy.
00:28:39See?
00:28:43Stop-
00:29:03You nice and easy!
00:29:07Don't mind that I can't believe this ever read.
00:29:10Fuck.
00:29:12Where are you going?
00:29:13Where are you going?
00:29:38Where are you going?
00:29:48I can't run.
00:29:50I can't run.
00:30:11I can't run.
00:30:22So William, you've been around the world, right?
00:30:25Well, most places I suppose.
00:30:28Asia, India, Italy, Greece.
00:30:31In fact, if you can name it, I've probably been there.
00:30:34Maybe you hear stories, stuff you can't explain.
00:30:38I don't know, maybe about women?
00:30:41Sure, sure.
00:30:43Would you like to hear one?
00:30:45Seems that in Turkey, they have a legend.
00:30:49Of course, Turkey is a land of many legends, myths if you like.
00:30:53But this one I heard straight from the king's mouth.
00:30:58By the look on his face, the way he told it, I believed it.
00:31:03Anyway, it seems about a thousand years ago, maybe more, maybe less, there was this woman.
00:31:10Beautiful woman.
00:31:12You follow me?
00:31:14Anyway, it seems that she could seduce any man, or any woman for that matter, that she wanted to.
00:31:22So one day she decided she'd like to have a real challenge.
00:31:26So she called upon a demon, Panush, who was a trickster and seducer himself.
00:31:33And she said to him, I'll make you a wager.
00:31:37I'll wager that you cannot show me a single man or woman that I cannot seduce.
00:31:44And if you do, I'll become a demon myself.
00:31:49So Panush took her up on this little wager.
00:31:53Demons are like that.
00:31:54The sufferings of men and women, it amuses them.
00:32:00But, he had a little trick of his own in mind.
00:32:03You see what he did, was he took a man from her own village.
00:32:08Maybe one that she might have seduced a hundred times.
00:32:11And he struck him down with a curse of impotency.
00:32:16He couldn't possibly be excited by any woman he would ever see again.
00:32:21This was to be her challenge.
00:32:24So the day came when she was to face this man.
00:32:29And she tried every trick in the book to seduce him.
00:32:33She danced for him.
00:32:35She caressed him.
00:32:36Bared her breasts to him.
00:32:38She tried everything and nothing worked.
00:32:42He just sat there.
00:32:45Now finally, she began to realize what must have happened.
00:32:49That Panush had tricked her.
00:32:51And she flew into a rage.
00:32:52She shouted,
00:32:54You have tricked me.
00:32:55This is not a fair contest.
00:32:57You've taken the man's passion away from him.
00:33:00Then Panush heard her raging against him.
00:33:05And he raised back at her.
00:33:09You wanted a challenge, did you not?
00:33:12Well, here it is.
00:33:14And you cannot even restore passion to this pathetic creature.
00:33:17When I could do so with a snap of my fingers.
00:33:20And you wanted to be a demon.
00:33:22You are no demon.
00:33:24You're not even a pretender.
00:33:26You're an insult to Panush and all of demon kind.
00:33:29And for that you must pay.
00:33:35What happened, William?
00:33:37Well, it seems that Panush condemned her to a life of eternal damnation.
00:33:44She could never be alive on earth or in the other world.
00:33:50Kind of an eternal purgatory, if you will.
00:33:54Poor girl.
00:33:55Sad story.
00:33:57But you see, that's not where the story ends.
00:34:01Because once his rage had subsided, Panush could be a little more merciful.
00:34:07So he made her an offer.
00:34:10She could remain on earth, eternally beautiful, eternally young.
00:34:15But she must bring to him the very souls of five different people.
00:34:22She had to suck the souls right out of their bodies.
00:34:25And if she ever failed to do this.
00:34:28Even once.
00:34:29In all eternity.
00:34:30Then she would be struck down to a rotting corpse.
00:34:36This is sad story.
00:34:39Maybe you run across her in your travels, William.
00:34:43Sometimes.
00:34:45I think both of us already have.
00:35:04Miss Zoe, can I talk to you a moment, please?
00:35:12All right, Virgil.
00:35:14What do you want?
00:35:19I think...
00:35:21I hope...
00:35:25There's movies you're showing in town tonight.
00:35:28It's Sea Devils.
00:35:29And a serial tour.
00:35:31Radio Patrol.
00:35:33You maybe want to go with me, yes?
00:35:35Me?
00:35:36You want me to go to the movies?
00:35:39With you?
00:35:40Yes, Miss Zoe.
00:35:42I would like to go to the movies.
00:35:44Oh, I'm sorry, Virgil.
00:35:47I cannot accommodate you.
00:35:49I have things to do.
00:35:53You do understand, don't you, Virgil?
00:35:57Yes, Miss Zoe.
00:36:01I understand you.
00:36:03It's not so important.
00:36:06I go some other time.
00:36:09You are cute, Virgil.
00:36:11I'm sure there are many women around you who would love to go to the movies with you.
00:36:16Some of my girls surely would.
00:36:18And I know Helen would love to.
00:36:21No.
00:36:22No, no, Miss Zoe.
00:36:24I...
00:36:24I want...
00:36:27It don't matter.
00:36:29You...
00:36:29You do things you need to do, eh?
00:36:31Maybe next time you might be so busy.
00:36:37What do you all want?
00:36:39Ma'am?
00:36:40We're a little concerned.
00:36:42Doc is missing.
00:36:43Maybe he went south.
00:36:45He had his hand in the till.
00:36:46You all knew it.
00:36:47I spoke to him about it.
00:36:48Maybe he decided to head to Greener Pastures.
00:36:50Without his clothes?
00:36:51Without his grouch bag?
00:36:53I don't know what to tell you.
00:36:55Give it some time.
00:36:55He'll be back.
00:36:57Or he won't.
00:36:58But in the meantime, you both have work to do.
00:37:01Yes, ma'am.
00:37:05Helen!
00:37:06Helen!
00:37:07Oh, oh.
00:37:07What do you mean?
00:37:08Yes.
00:37:09Oh, yes.
00:37:11Yes.
00:37:11Did...
00:37:12Did...
00:37:13Did...
00:37:13Did...
00:37:13Did Doc...
00:37:14Doc really go south?
00:37:17I just don't know.
00:37:19I've had a really bad feeling, though.
00:37:21Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, my dear.
00:37:23Never knew you to get the heebie-jeebies.
00:37:26Big ol' smoothie.
00:37:29I'll be fine.
00:37:31Night, my dear.
00:37:47I'll be fine.
00:37:48I'll be fine.
00:37:48Mr.
00:37:50I'll be fine.
00:37:51Oh, oh, yes.
00:37:52Good evening, Madam.
00:37:54Hello.
00:37:55Oh, yes.
00:37:56Yes.
00:37:57Oh, yes, yes.
00:37:59Oh, yes.
00:38:00Yes, um...
00:38:00Oh, yes.
00:38:01Oh.
00:38:02Oh, have you met? Have you met Sammy?
00:38:05Oh, honey, come here, look at these.
00:38:07She's so beautiful.
00:38:08Oh, her eyes.
00:38:10What?
00:38:11She was born?
00:38:12She was born, yes, yes.
00:38:14Oh, good evening, good evening.
00:38:15Sorry, I...
00:38:16How did these ones die?
00:38:18Which one?
00:38:19Oh, yes, yes, yes.
00:38:23These here?
00:38:24Come here, if you don't mind, madam.
00:38:27Oh, I know.
00:38:28I know.
00:38:29The doctors.
00:38:30Oh, yes, yes, the doctors.
00:38:32Perhaps the doctors.
00:38:33They tried to separate these poor, unfortunate creatures.
00:38:38To give one of them, one of them,
00:38:41a chance for a life like yours.
00:38:43A full life.
00:38:45Scary.
00:38:46What if we had one of these things?
00:38:48I think you have nothing to worry about.
00:38:50Damn right we got nothing to worry about.
00:38:53You never even catch colds.
00:38:55Though her mother looks pretty strange.
00:38:57You never know what you find hidden way back there.
00:38:59How dare you say that about my mother.
00:39:02We're in public.
00:39:05Good evening.
00:39:06I need to push the...
00:39:08Tomorrow, tomorrow's exhibition begins at 9...
00:39:12Good evening.
00:39:15Oh!
00:39:16Oh!
00:39:28Oh!
00:39:29Oh!
00:39:30Oh!
00:39:30Oh!
00:39:30Oh!
00:39:31Oh!
00:39:39They all, they've all abandoned me, yeah, yeah, that's, that's right, they all, I don't
00:39:49know, I don't know, I don't know, can you imagine, can you, oh, but Theo, where are
00:40:01you, oh, I always knew the truth, yes, yes, you did, we show, we show folks wondrous, oh, wondrous
00:40:20things, we show them, the many, the varied expressions of, of humanity, yeah, how, yeah, how different,
00:40:36how different, oh, how's the same, we, we, we all are, and what, what, what can happen,
00:40:46oh, what can happen, it's in the most vulnerable of us, oh, when nature, when nature inflicts,
00:40:59it's cruel, and punish, and punishes even the most vulnerable of us, oh,
00:41:10I, I, I make them, I, I make them, I make them, I make them realize that they, they, they,
00:41:20you, are you, are you, and then, and there's no, there's no shame in there, hmm, I don't think,
00:41:36I don't think she ever forgave me.
00:41:40Certainly not for the other day, the other day.
00:41:43When she found Georgie.
00:41:45She found Georgie.
00:41:47With you all.
00:41:50She'll never.
00:41:52She'll never forget that.
00:41:54No.
00:41:56But Georgie.
00:42:00What about Georgie?
00:42:02Collin. Collin loves you.
00:42:05She always.
00:42:06She always loved you.
00:42:08Whee!
00:42:11Always and still.
00:42:18You're not embarrassed of me, are you?
00:42:20No.
00:42:21You love me.
00:42:24You love your daddy, don't you?
00:42:27Yes, you do.
00:42:28You.
00:42:30You.
00:42:33He's my little baby boy.
00:42:35Yes, you are.
00:42:37Oh, Georgie.
00:42:39Yes, you are.
00:42:41Oh, Georgie.
00:42:44Georgie.
00:42:45Georgie.
00:42:47Georgie.
00:42:47What is the boy?
00:42:54You kiss the girls.
00:42:56Oh, yes, you did.
00:42:57You kiss the girls...
00:42:58And you made them cry.
00:42:59Okay, okay.
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