mr. delpino... it's good to see you taking an interest in academic matters. so nice to meet a future colleague. an honor. a delight. you know, for a dead guy, he's surprisingly fragrant. they used aromatic herbs to embalm the body. i bet you're just dying to touch it. oh, yeah. i'm nuts to do it. go on, feel free. through the bandages. oh, g-great. i was hoping to really feel the skull. isn't that something? oh, yeah. nice eye sockets. they didn't remove the eyeballs. of course, over time they've decayed quite a bit. have been very informative. we've learned that it's a male, probably in his late teens to early 20s. see the wisdom teeth? oh, yes. quite lovely. we also have a fairly good idea of how he died. look at this skull. notice anything? there's a hole in it. good. now what could that mean? well... h a rock-- no, with an ancient hammer. i can picture him coming out of work after a long day at the pyramid, about to meet his illicit lover. just as he falls into her arms--wham! hit from behind by a husband crazed with jealousy. you could have a future in t

delpino? i'm not obsessed. i'm fascinated. i'm fascinated as to how our daughter managed to find the only italian hood in brentwood. it could be worse. how, nancy? buona sera, mrs. stewart. e e surgery was to correct a congenital defect known as club feet. i was assisting dr. friedman. the procedure was a success? we still have to remove the cast, but we're very confident. dr. howser, what happened the following week? pao yang's parents came to see me. they were very upset. they wanted to suspend treatment immediately and to discharge their son from the hospital. what was your reaction? well, i was stunned. pao yang also has a congenital hip problem. we had planned further surgery. did they give you any reason? it has something to do with their religious beliefs they practiced in laos. they felt the surgery was offending the spirits. spirits? you mean like banshees and goblins? there's no call for sarcasm. i apologize. his mother suffered a miscarriage. the family was told by a h'mong holy man that they had been cursed. the miscarriage was punishment for allowing doctors to meddle with god's work. how did you feel? i was angry. these people were choosing to put

mr. delpino. is everything all right here? mr. eisner's writing vinnie a recommendation for film school. isn't that great? yes, great, indeed. uh, thank you very much, mr. eisner. so according to vinnie's mom, his grandmother hated new york er went his free room and board. so he can't go to n.y.u.? that's right. i hope he's not too disappointed. me, too. good night, doogie. good night, mom. this is absolutely righteous, man. "a young man with an exuberance for life "and a single driven passion for the craft of filmmaking." i love it. "if you want an academician--" ooh, good word-- "who goes by the book "and will carry on the proven ways, "vincent delpino is not your man. "but if you want someone "who challenges barriers, pushes the limits, he's definitely your man." i'm misting up here, doog. i believe those words 100%. that's why i wrote them. they're going on my tombstone, i'll tell you that. doogie, there's something i have to cop to here. when you talked about our friendship, well, i started thinking about it, too. so i decide

mr. delpino. that's a 200-pound couch. we were hoping for an ornament, but we'll love it all the same. that's it. we need to get going. it's funny, isn't it? let's go. what's that, mom? oh, just how 18 years of wonderful childhood memories can be crated and carried out in just under two hours. we could've done it in one hour. that couch slowed us down. mom, everything's going to be o.k. oh, i'm not really worried. i'm just a teeny bit concerned about the little everyday things that can happen. mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. well, we better get going. my mom cried like a baby when i said goodbye. oddly, my father did not. maybe you should start the truck, vinnie. oh, yeah. goodbye. goodbye. we're going to miss you. well... bye. doogie... do you have a strainer? no. we don't need a str-- oh, thanks, mom. now we can... strain stuff. just stay within your budget, son. write everything down. get yourself a notebook. dad, will you stop worrying? nothing's going to happen. i hereby order the father of the defendant to pay for all outstanding debts incurred during the wild spending

delpino. oh. the video artist. artist? mr. moore, you're giving me the shivers. vinnie, please, it's jeff. me to call him jeff. so, jeff, i'm totally into what you're doing here-- art in public places. give art back to the people. down with those gallery snobs. art should be available to everyone. so true, jeff. so true. in a sense, jeff, you could say i use my video camera the same way you use your paintbrush-- to communicate in a nonelitist manner, jeff, and woman, jeff. the operative word is jeff. excuse me... vinnie. alan, how come you're not painting? come on. i know you like to draw on walls. everybody likes to draw on walls, right? yeah! yeah! why? because we're not supposed to. and that makes it-- fun! fun! come on. there was a time i'd never call my art fun. it was my work. but since i've gotten sick, i've had a major attitude adjustment. now i don't do anything that's not fun. what do you mean, sick? i have aids. mm-hmm. thanks, betty. everything's set for hawaii. same hotel. same hotel. same room. same room. same piece of swordfish for dinner. well, not the same piece of swordfi