[whimpering] shh, shh, shh. shh... [crying] shh, shh. just a little bit further. i want to tell you a story. [crying] has cy ever acted inappropriately toward tammy? no. i wouldn't let him in here if he had. ok, so he sleeps here sometimes, and his head is on this side. that puts the tv out of his sight since when is that a crime? well, it just gives him a full view of the kitchen. does tammy cook for him? no. lyla does. ma'am, what's your relationship with cy? i've known him since 10th grade. he makes you uncfortable, doesn't he? d you have blond hair in high school? yes. what are you getting at? sir, your daughter just dyed her hair blond. you allowed her to wear your dress. i'm just thinking it may have triggered something for cy. what happened with you and cy that made him so angry? matt: honey, what is it? when i was 16, my friends and i went to a party after homecoming. everyone had been drinking. damn. i'm seeing stars. let's play spin the bottle. when it was your mom's turn, she spun it and it landed on me. she lit up like-- like a lite brite. i didn't kno

[whimpers] shh, shh, shh, shh. hold still. almost done. tucker? this is a surprise. hey, adam. um...the fbi came by today. the fbi? what for? remember those clothes i sold you last month? some guy who was wearing them, he ended up dead. are you serious? he was killed, as in murdered, adam. have you hurt someone? no. no. there must be some misunderstanding. you ught all 8 sets, adam. look, ever since your car accident... you've been acting kind of funny. what's going on with you? look, why dot you come in and have some tea. yoneed to take the edge off. everything is gonna be ok. promise. right. i'll get a warrant over there as soon as possible. the owner of the vintage shop bolted from the store. well, i've got something strange, too. the m.e. just called. not only were there ligature marks on victim 3's arms, buhis jaw was dislocated as well. his jaw? why would you hang someone, dislocate their joints and their jaw, and then crucify them? i can see your wheels turning. don't hold back. maybe he's dislocating their body parts so he can manipulate them himself. for what purpose?

shh! ( whimpering continues ) shh-shh-shh! shh! ( whimpering continues ) ( loud whimpering ) quiet! shh! if roper catches you he'll sell you to the burger joint on the corner. what's the matter, little girl, huh? hmm? what's going on? the little thing can't sleep. you know, maybe she's hungry. we better feed her. want to have some din-din, huh, little baby? watch out for that table. oh, boy. oh, what are we going to do? chrissy? chr... chrissy?! ( giggling ) oh, that's cute. ( chrissy giggling ) there's nothing a girl likes more than a little tickle on the tummy. like this. yeah. is that better? now, that is much better. and you are so beautiful! ( kissing ) get a blanket. oh, no, it's warm enough in here. oh. ooh! i love your eyes. here you go. this is going to make you feel so good. ooh, i could kiss every inch of you! no! jack. not on the table! on the floor's better! oh! all right, you guys! knock it off! hi. hi. hi. you little... ( doorbell rings ) at night anymore? it's probably larry trying to sell us so used earplugs. you got a dog up here? ( both laughing ) what makes you t

shh, shh. please, please, just tell me where justin is. shh, shh, shh. please, tell me what you did with him. please, just tell me that he's ok, please. connie, i can't do that. [whimpering] just like this... there, like that. there. there. just stay there. [sobbing] boo-hoo. boo-hoo-hoo. say cheese. [sobbing] found it. appliances. now we just need a guy. i got one! i got one! i'm from fertilizer... you guys want to talk about fertilizer? don't go it alone. sears appliance experts are here to help you find the top brands, including kenmore. sears. house experts for home owners. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum [anthony] last year, i didn't go to h&r block. but this year, i can go to block and pahalf, what i paid my other guy. you can switch to block and pay half too. half price is a better price, when you think about it. so flow us, we're going to h&r block. [richard] switch to blocand pay half. reid: william shakespeare on

[ rain pattering ] >> quinn: shh, shh, shh, shh, shh! shh, shh! keep your voice down. he' s resting. i told you. see, he' s not feeling well. >> wyatt: what? look at you! wow! >> quinn: shh, shh. >> wyatt: i have never seen you so nervous. this guy' s obviously made quite an impression on you. >> quinn: [ chuckles ] >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] >> brooke: he can' t do that! >> rick: he already did. all of ridge' s stuff is moved in. >> zende: wait, so he and caroline are now living at granddad' s now? >> maya: it looks that way. >> brooke: but that' s your house. did he ever stop to think that that' s where you' re gonna want to raise the baby? >> maya: [ scoffs ] >> rick: yeah, well, not anymore. i refuse to live in a house with him. >> brooke: [ sighs ] i can' t believe he' s doing this all because of a portrait. >> nicole: wait, so if that' s not our home anymore, where are >> brooke: your father won' t be okay with this when he finds out. >> rick: he already knows. once again ridge has succeeded at manipulating dad. >> maya: i' m sure it' s difficult for eric to be caugh

shh! shh! shh! shh! shh! shh! look, look. we'd better split up and meet over at the-- - at the brig. is that the word you're looking for? fall in! i said in, not out! - all right, nurse bell, you and your boyfriend, go! go! - trespassing on government property. operating a military radio illegally. disobeying the commanding officer's orders. luring an officer of the guard from his post. and finally, impersonating a nurse in a combat zone. this is going to be a fun court-martial. - sir, you can't take it out on the whole crew. - they did it just to help me, sir. - is that what they did? get back in line. - now, captain, as commander of the 73, sir, i insist on taking full blame and responsibility. - blame and responsibility, mchale? how about guilt? we don't like to break up a set, you know. [telephone rings] now, then-- - oh, sir. the phone is ringing. i'm not taking any calls. - sir, it's the scramble phone from com-fleet. - killjoy. binghamton here. oh, yeah. yes. yes, admiral. yes. the jamming has been getting worse, admir

shh shh shh. go on. you see, i wasn't always a dog. i used to be an army man and i had a pet chihuahua. - then one day i got a telephone call. - ( barks ) - ( rings ) - hello? a war?! i'll be right there! well, summer in the city is always so much prettier... i met up with my best friend: sergeant t. we were at war with chicken head. - he was a huge chicken with a human head. - ( cheeping ) he had an my of chicks that shot drills out of their mouths. - ( screams ) - and they would bite you if you got too close. but sergnt t was brave. careful out there, sergeant t! could also shoot giant lasers out of his mouth. chicken head killed sergeant t with one blast. you killed my best friend! ( shouting in spanish ) - ( laughs ) - i was so mad, - i killed chicken head with one grenade. - bok! i won the war and returned home only to discover i hadn't fed my pet chihuahua. - oh no. - ( panting ) i forgot to feed you! - ( screams ) - that was the day i gained the ability to turn into a chihuahua when i am ready to fight. whoa, that reminds me of

shh. shh, shh, shh. jason. i chose the station because i know how much you love trains. i saw the toys in your apartment. [dial tone] i-ant trace that call. it wasn't long enough, and even if it was, i--i can't triangulate it-- um, what do you want me to do? talk to me, please. tell me what i can-- call hotch. read that to him. he'll know what to do. [zipper] what are you going to do? [breathing hard] caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. the world's only body wash ...with fragrance release pearls. new caress forever collection. [brad]wow,looks like [starts singing]we're movin' on up! [movers]movin' on up! [brad singing]to the eastside. [movers]movin' on up! [brad singing]to a deluxe apartment in the sky. [movers]ahhh...ahhh! [brad singing]we're movin' on up... [movers]movin' on up. [brad singing]to the eastside... [movers]movin' on up. [brad singing]we finally got a piece... oh,wait a minute,is that george and weezy? [weezy]who else would it be? [brad/movers singing]...of the pieeeee. anybody got eyes on the target? nothing. did gideon say where he was going? h

shh shh shh shh. okay okay. they're gone. - i think we're safe. - wrong. the night creaturesare going to throw us - off that cliff. - wait, what? axe cop: let's see how this plays out. ( growls ) ( knocking on door ) oh hey, axe cop. everything okay? ( deep, distorted ) we've gotten reports of night creatures in the neighborhood. we need to take your babies until this blows over r safe keeping. okay. whatever you say, axe cop. axe cop! keep holding on, buddy. no. - wait, what? ( screams ) ( phone rings ) - hello? - anita, where's uni-baby? what do you mean? i just gave her to you guys. that wasn't us! that was the night creatures dressed up to look like us! the night creatures have uni-baby? anita, don't worry. we're on our way. axe cop, let's go save uni-baby. there's no time. we have to save the sun. but uni-baby needs us. wrong. uni-baby needs you. the world needs me. - ( grunts ) - ( screams ) flute cop, is it really you this time or are you a night creature? you tell me. muah. no night creature can kiss like that. anita, baby, listen to me, and listen

shh. - shh, shh, shh. uh, hello. is this mr. barker, the theatrical agent? oh, well, could you tell me thank you very much. ha ha! ed, you are going to be rich. oh, boy, big round apples, little fillies, or, uh, am i better off the other way around? sam! well, well, well. say, marge sure looks great. keep her that way. i've got a lot of engagements lined up for her. sam, will you stop talking like an agent? even your ten percent is in good condition. hello, mr. hodges. mr. post. now, don't tell me you've finished those sketches already. no, i came to see your agent, mr. barker. his office told me he'd be here. oh, sam, this is mr. post, the architect i told you about. hi. hello, mr. barker. mr. barker, i-- i have a wonderful horse. mr. post, i have all the animals i can handle. well, he isn't just an animal. he's something special. he has a very high iq. all right. just what does this animal do, something special? well, he can obey any command you give him. tell him to do something. - anything? - anything. go over and bring back that bucket of water. there w

[all yelling] - shh! shh! shh! shh! look at that character, would you? sleeping like a baby. - poor guy. doesn't know what he missed! - yeah, what about that new redhead in ward 3? wow! now i know what they mean by socialized medicine! - ok, you guys! - shh! - hey, which one of you put the grab on my calendar? - what calendar? - you know what calendar! - shh! you know what calendar. the one that had betty grable on it! - well, don't look at me, skip. [all talking at once] - who needs a betty grable calendar? this month. she's gone! hey, someone swiped all my pin-ups! - hey, where's my alice faye? - they're all missing, skip! - skipper-son, i am reporting violation of geneva conventions! - what is it, fuj? - somebody swipe my shirley yamaguchi! - skip, happy was the only one here. - oh, come on. what are you talking about? why, happy would be the last one in the world to... - [grunting] - hey, skip, look! here they are! - well, i'm a son of a war-like sea serpent! - shh! he's getting up! - but his eyes are still closed! - holy toledo! he's walking in his

shh. shh. shh. "the vase that i filled with her fresh flowers every day." did picasso make vases? shut up! miss wood. thank you. ( gasps ) oh, it's very nice. what's it worth? jack! nothing. nothing?! well, maybe 20, 25 dollars. i hope you're not too disappointed. no, i'm not. how about the box? is that anything? jack! oh, honestly. look, um, your uncle hardly knew me. he didn't have to leave me anything. i'm rather touched that he thought of me at all. um, thank you very much. you're welcome, miss wood. come on, jack, let's go. uh, good-bye. what, jack? this has cost us enough already. only $25, huh? ( doorbell rings ) maybe only 20. oh, come on, you two. it's not how much something costs it's the thought that counts. hey, larry, where's the 30 bucks you owe me?! later, jack. oh, hi, janet. hi, larry. i thought you might like these. imported belgian chocolates? it's only money. what's the occasion? there's no occasion, jan. i was just driving down the street and thinking what a lucky guy i am you. and don't you just know it. i passed by a store that was selling imported chocolate

shh-shh. you should-- you should hear their plans for you. i'm gonna sneak her off the ship and get her on that island. she told me there's a british frigate looking for the pirates. i'll find out some way of signaling 'em. oh, that is a wonderful idea-- hey you! back to work. yeah, yeah, get back to work. the iron will be hot in a minute. when it's through, i just can't wait to see her walk the plank. yeah, yeah. [chuckles] it'll be a billion laughs. [ ] i don't trust that one. he has an honest face. get the men and let's take him now. aye, aye, mate. [gasps] shh-shh. i have a plan. i'm gonna get you off this boat. oh, how? heh? how? oh, uh, i want you to put on these clothes. we'll sneak you off this ship and over to the island. that british frigate you were talking about should be along any minute now. and we'll send up smoke signals. master? master? oh, hurry, they are coming after you. why? to kill you. oh, jeannie, they can't do that. [both scream] what do we do now? we're gonna change our plans. [sword slashes] naagh! there they are. g

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shh! [clattering] shh! well, here it is. is that you, master? did you say something, joe? not me. come on. give me a hand with this. you know, i could've sworn somebody said, "is that you, master?" sure you did, mike. it's probably a little green moon man in the safe going home. okay. it's good enough here. all right. easy. easy. [groans] there we are. oh. easy now. do you know what's kind of crazy? mm-hm. we can't cure a common cold. but tomorrow morning this thing's gonna be on its way to the moon. what'll it be, gents? two beers... heavy on the foam. right. [in mobster accent] we want a little information. look. why don't you guys just go on to your costume party? you could get hurt in here. listen. have you ever heard of the atlantic city bank robbery? i ain't even heard of atlantic city. i guess you didn't hear about the robbery then, huh? mm. good foam. [tony clears throat] we're down from chicago to do a job. do you have a... can opener? a can opener? you know what we mean. yeah. and we're willing to pay for it. oh. two bucks. man: hey. hey. what's your bag, man? my bag? ba

. - well, shh. remember, this is all top secret, so let's keep it real quiet. - do you think we got through to her? - tink, you're in. - let me see how she's taking it. please, virge? - fire in the main locker. - oh! let's get out of here. whoops, too late. hand salute. - that's right, doris. a secret weapon. but don't let it get around. oh, listen, i got to go now. bye. ryan, wait till you hear this. now, you got to promise to keep it under your hat. it's top secret. - baby, my lips are sealed. - well, the way i heard it, halsey told nimitz. "chester," he says, "there's only one crew can handle this. the good old 73. you see, they're checking out some kind of new weapon. and if it works, baroom! but don't spread it around, huh? this is top--top secret! they don't even know about this in washington yet. - oh. ensign parker, what's new? - hey, carpenter-- - lieutenant carpenter, please. - look, can you keep a top secret? - why, of course. and that's how it is, sir. - but why mchale and the 73 crew? w

the door. ( hiccups ) shh! shh! sorry. it's those four glasses... ( hiccups ): ...of beer. shh! come on. you'll wake the whole neighborhood. if i can just get to the kitchen i've got a method for curing this. you can't leave this room. anything you say. this is your bed, big time. that's what i figured. ( yawning ) uh-huh... you can't sit there while we get undressed. oh. i'm sorry. will the view be better if i stand? ( hiccups ) go cure your hiccups. whatever happened to the sexual revolution? your side lost. ( thunder crashing ) ( hiccups ) ( raspy breathing ) chrissy... messy, messy. ( hiccups ) ( hiccups ) ( screams ) shh! your mother. i'm cured. my hiccups are gone. good. go to sleep. right. ( clanking ) what's that? it's not me. i never moved. oh, it's that window in the living room. jack, would you mind closing it? suppose her mother sees me? i'll do it. turn around. that's a lovely mole you've got on your thigh. watch him. he's tricky. boy, in that nightie, she's really something. i mean, everywhere you look at her, she's a girl. a gorilla? no. you're very... bright. oh.

oh, no that's just a-- yeah, shh. - what mean "shh"? - shh, means don't tell anybody our little secret. - clon not tell anybody. - where the sun goes at night. - ball of fire go into little stick? - clon, we could use you at caltech. listen, i like you, and i'm going to do something big for you. - something big? - yeah. i'm gonna give you a piece of the sun for your very own. open your hands. - clon have piece of sun for very own. - you feel the heat? - not feel heat. - [mac] oh? maybe you're the wrong fella to carry it, you'd better give it back. - no, no, no! clon feel heat now. burn hands. - good, good, i'll tell you what to do, you take it back to your cave, put it away in a safe place. - light went away! - really? oh, well it's your own fault, you let it escape. oh, there it is. - [clon] clon catch. - there it is over there. over on that other one. there it is, way back there. - clon fast. clon get. - [mac] way back, clon! (clon yelps) (water splashing) - well you don't understand, miss mlor, we're trying to save you. - mlor not wa

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shh! shh! yeah. i don't think anybody would ever recognize you in a million years. yeah, well, i just finished getting dressed, okay? yeah, i'll be down in a minute. where's major nels? out with the admiral's daughter. oh. he's out with the admiral-- with the princess. you mean the admiral's daughter. she is not a princess. not a full-fledged princess. that means there is no oil. there's a little oil. and there's-- ooh! i didn't say there was no-- my master has done it again! just-- now, relax. the admiral ordered him to take her out. oh-ho. oh. oh, oh, oh. hold on. hold on. sorry. yeah. master. ah! out, out. oh, but all i did was try to help you. i did-- all you did was embarrass me and eleanor and admiral drucker, and-- and, uh... but i do not want to-- now, out. go on. i want to be alone, jeannie. absolutely alone. are you sure? yeah. positive. very well then. [inaudible words] band: ain't no big thing don ho: all together now all: ain't no big thing, brother when things ain't looking up ain't no big thing when there ain't no coffee to fill the cup no, the good t

shh! shh! don't give me none of your "shh! shh!" i tried to tell them, but-- you're still worried they won't approve. well, you're wrong. you just got to tell them. think so? just tell them? sure. i'll help you. gee, thanks, denise. i really appreciate your support. just tell them. all right, everybody. knock off the chatter. ralphie has something to say. it's important you listen to him because right now he's very sensitive and extremely vulnerable. try to have a little compassion while listening to his story. where are you going? oh, give me a break. i already heard it. ralph, don't be shy. tell us what this is all about. o.k. here goes. uh... it's sort of about me and molly. she's really a terrific girl. i know it's difficult, but when it's over, it's over. quit holding on to the past. i'm not. yes, you are. i went through this when wendy and i divorced. but then jan came into my life and everything changed. you got to let go. yeah, but-- i have a little announcement i think may surprise some here. i was going to do that. ralph,

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shh. shh. shh. "the vase that i filled with her fresh flowers every day." did picasso make vases? shut up! miss wood. thank you. ( gasps ) oh, it's very nice. what's it worth? jack! nothing. nothing?! well, maybe 20, 25 dollars. i hope you're not too disappointed. no, i'm not. how about the box? is that anything? jack! oh, honestly. he didn't have to leave me anything. i'm rather touched that he thought of me at all. um, thank you very much. you're welcome, miss wood. come on, jack, let's go. uh, good-bye. hang on a second, janet. what, jack? this has cost us enough already. only $25, huh? ( doorbell rings ) maybe only 20. oh, come on, you two. it's not how much something costs it's the thought that counts. hey, larry, where's the 30 bucks you owe me?! later, jack. oh, hi, janet. hi, larry. imported belgian chocolates? it's only money. what's the occasion? there's no occasion, jan. i was just driving down the street and thinking what a lucky guy i am to have neighbors like... you. and don't you just know it. i passed by a store that was selling imported chocolates, so... larry...

shh. where is she? where is who? your sister. oh, i do not know. well-- well, how are we go-- shh. going to do that? we are going to trap her. and we've gotta make her show herself, and then we'll trap her. oh, but master, she's very-- shh. she's very powerful. how are you going to do that? uh, well, we've gotta find some bait for the trap. uh, let's see. does she like, um, um, furs? furs? no. um... yachts? no. uh, caviar? no. uh, perfume? no. uh, men? no. yes. what, men? perfume. yeah? oh, she's so spoiled she makes her master keep her in a perfume bottle. yeah? [laughing] okay, we'll just spoil her a little more. uh, now i've gotta get dressed, i'm taking helen to a bridge party at dr.bellows' tonight. you're going out with helen tonight? well, it was your idea, you know. oh, but i-- jeannie, i'm doing it for you. [knocking on door] bellows: oh, here they are. amanda: yeah. well, good evening, major nelson. dr. bellows, mrs. bellows. this is helen wheeler. sorry i'm late. oh. i had to drop into a store to get, uh, mrs. bellows a little present. well, now. how thoughtful of you, m

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shh, shh, shh! wait. did you hear that? honey?! daddy's here. molly. no. did you find molly is she ok? aah! [chatter in background] mommy, wake up. it's past 10:00. [groans] ah! damn it. why did you let me sleep? why don't you get an alarm clock? did you eat? pizza. and the baby? pizza. and milk. [sirens in background] [video game sounds] get some sleep, jay. hey, i'll bring you some pancakes. yeah. when? [sirens in background] hi. want company? hi. [gunshots] [knock on door] come in. hi. agent hotchner? i'm agent emily prentiss. how do you do? oh, you're ambassador prentiss' daughter. i did security clearances for your mother's staff. it was one of my first commands. i believe you were off to brown at the time. actually, it was yale. ah. i've been in the bureau almost 10 years now. don't tell me that. has it been that long? apparently, sir. but i work mostly in the midwest. st. louis, chicago. good. your parents well? yeah, yeah, they're great. excellent. what can i do for you? uh, well, i guess i was hoping you could tell me where to put my stuff. i'm so

(gunshots) (newscast plays indistinctly) (cell phone ringing) (ringing continues) shh. shh. woman (over phone): oh, my god. you were in a robbery? where are you? at a police station. i was the only one who saw the robbery. i didn't want you to worry. yeah, i'll call you back, hon. someone's here. yeah, please call me back.

shh. [music] hi, mom. hi, dad. dennis, how many times have i told you not to slam-- are those the clean overalls mrs. mitchell: i put on you this morning? i put them on, mom. all you did was hand them to me. never mind that. how did it get that way? on account that mr. wilson's got a dirty tree. ask her. oh, yeah. is it 10:00 yet? just about. oh, boy. wait a minute, fellas. i've got a lot of figuring to do. gee whiz, dad. this is the day captain blast is gonna land on mars. and the mars guys got a real mean king all right. keep the sound low. tommy, did you just sit in some mud? yeah, mrs. mitchell. but it's okay. i just now washed it off with the hose. hey, lieutenant peep, can you think of a way out of our dilem? i'm getting his thought waves. why, that's a wonderful idea, lieutenant. boys and girls, lieutenant peep has a wonderful idea and we'll tell you all about it captain blast: right after this word from our sponsor. [music] oh, i'm sorry, dear. i'll wait till captain blast no, that's all right, martha. do y

tell these guys your dream about molly-- shh! shh! oh, really? was it romantic? if you don't mind a winnebago wasting you. shh! shut up! there he is! bravo! hey, hey! bravo! please, please. we're just practicing for tomorrow night. we're so excited. i bought a new dress for the occasion. it's got the cutest little sequin top, darling patent leather belt, and the skirt just kind of flares out, and-- oh, no. what's wrong? i just decided i don't like it. it's just as well, because i'm afraid i can't perform tomorrow night. what are you talking about, john? well, you see, uh... i have clarinet elbow. clarinet elbow? yes. i can't move my arm. john, how could you hurt your elbow playing the clarinet? oh, did i say playing? actually, i was carrying it. down 73rd street. at midnight. john, what were you doing... on 73rd street... at midnight? what was i doing? i was walking. and i heard footsteps behind me. i started walking faster, and the footsteps got faster, and finally this guy-- maybe two guys-- caught up to me and grabbed my clarinet case on my elbow. john, you me

shh, shh, shh, shh. we are. we're almost there, honey. almost there. promise. [siren] that's the first time she shot someone in public. she also didn't kill her. maybe she panicked and ran off. oh. or she intentionally spared her because she had what she wanted--a kid. rossi, look at all this. the baby mirror. and the stai. yeah, that could be formula. our unsub most likely transferred the child into her own car right here on the street. so that means she fits in, but the question is, where did the carjacking happen? well, she was coming from the doctor's office. the kid was sick. ok, but why leave the victim so close to the police station? well, she might not have known. so her desperation outweighed rationale. [fussing] here. [doorbell rings] maggie. uh...what are you doing here? i got out. mm...[chuckles] who's this? it's johnny, honey. our johnny. yeah. we're gonna be a family, honey. at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. oh no this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclu

shh. it's all right. it's just time you and i got on the same wavelength. get off my bed. shh. trust me. i don't mean that. i just want to talk. well, about what? about us. get off my bed. i mean about all of us. you and chrissy in particular. i want my two best friends to act like two best friends. did chrissy send you in here? no. she's behaving as stupidly as you are. get off my bed! it's about barry, isn't it? oh. yeah. i thought so. listen to me-- i can understand how come you're so mixed up. you expected him to be a tired, old, dull businessman and he shows up, he's pretty good-looking-- all of a sudden he turns into a guy, not an account, huh? yeah, yeah, jack, yeah. now, janet, come on. you know chrissy doesn't turn it on. with her, it's like old faithful-- it just spouts whether you want it to or not. well, she didn't have to spout on my parade. come on, this fight is all wrong. look, you're unhappy. you've made chrissy unhappy. she's out there right now worrying and tossing and turning. ( knocking ) chrissy, you shouldn't leave your door unlocked like that. hi, mrs. r

now you're taking my project. >> devon: shh, shh, shh. pull yourself together, will you, please? they're taking pictures right now. do you realize what that means? >> neil: yeah. >> devon: think about your son. think about moses. think about the twins. >> neil: stop poking me. you're making a scene, okay? where was your concern about the family... when you stole my wife? hmm? >> ashley: excuse me, everybody. my apologies. clearly, mr. winters is not feeling well today, and i'm afraid we're gonna have to cut this short. >> hilary: ashley, may i? >> ashley: oh, sure. >> hilary: hi. i'm glad you're all here today, because there's been something that i've wanted to talk about for quite some time. simon neville saved my life not that long ago. when i was in a coma, when things were bleak... dr. neville took chances. he used bold, innovative thinking. he defied current neurological he broke the rules. and he gave me my life back. today he's privately funded, working at a state-of-the-art laboratory, among colleagues and friends who recognize his genius. and, yes, we are still in the re

shh, shh. here they come. i still think you let me win because it's my birthday. hey. what's this? happy birthday, roge. happy birthday, roge! happy birthday, roger. it's from wilbur and carol, sweetie. here come the rains. i've only wanted that fountain... oh... thank you, carol. you're welcome, roger. and thank you, wilbur. just shake hands, roge. wilbur, i'm very deeply touched. i don't know what to say. well, just say you'll spend as much for me on my birthday. how did you know what it cost? i've been pricing this fountain for years. look! goldfish, too. well, not exactly. they're just gold-plated. the man at the store said that you could start your collection with these. well, they've got some really expensive tropical fish, but... i wouldn't let them spend all that money. why not? oh, no, no, no. oh, no, you've been more than generous. they're beautiful. they're just beautiful. and wilbur, i know exactly the kind of fish i want to add to those. do you want to come down to the store with me now? you sure went all out with these tropical fish, roge. $65. wow. well, these fish a

-shh! -shh! now, ladies and gentlemen, wpxq, as a special public service, is happy to present mrs. carol post, who will... here she comes. ... on behalf of the women's voters league. mrs. post. (applause) -as your... -can we switch to the races? my niece is running at hialeah. quiet. ...councilmen and vote on some very important propositions. she's pretty, but my niece is faster. quiet! so many of us may feel that these issues are not so very important. so why bother going to the polls? just what i say why bother? when we fail to take advantage of our right to vote, we are forfeiting the most precious gift a citizen possesses. make your voice heard. make your vote count. thank you so much. (applause) admit it, ed. my wife looked beautiful on that screen. gorgeous. now will you please switch to hialeah? announcer: politics in general, wpxq, as a special public service... ...and trailing the pack by twelve lengths turn it off. my niece is last again. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have do

oh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. well, you don't expect us to live in a hovel, do you? sam. well... the fate of samantha's marriage hangs in the balance until hepzibah makes her royal decision next week on "bewitched." -- captions by vita there, how's that? tighter. darrin, if i tied it any tighter, you'd pass out. i want to pas it's the merciful thing to do. i just resent having to wear a dinner jacket to eat dinner in my own house just to please a so-called empress. if it'll make you feel any better, she won't be pleased. [ british accent ] she'd rather you wear tails... and she is an empress and high priestess of all witches and warlocks. that still doesn't give her the right to barge into our house she'll change it back when she leaves. sweetheart, try to understand. redecorating makes her feel...more at home. where does she live, the taj mahal? boy, some nerve. "i, hepzibah, will reside in this house for one week "to decide whether or not this first and only mixed marriage of witch to mortal should be dissolved." blech! sam, is this all worth it? i mean, wouldn't i

shh! i know it's illegal. oh, my god! helen, helen... no, not now, stanley! i'm next! but what if they find that stuff in there? be quiet! helen, you don't... teacher's coming! helen...! shh! oh! ah, yes, uh... "symphony of the wild flowers." oh... well, it's, uh, it's very... unusual, mrs. roper. uh, perhaps a little ragged. not your best work you'll improve. keep at it. you know what they say: "practice makes perfect." why, stanley? why?! i didn't want them to see that plant. really? why? it's such a fascinating little fellow. what? yes, it'called false aralia. false aralia? not cannabis? cannabis? oh, dear me. we do have a lot to learn, haven't we? you...! you...! what if you had a medical emergency away from home? my chest hurts. i can't breathe. what you need is mobile help. america's premier mobile medical alert system. most systems only work at home. but with mobile help, you get help outside the home, on one of the largest cellular networks, at the press of a button. i couldn't dial 9-1-1 because i was out of it. i just pushed the button and when i woke up i wa

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shh... one way or anoer, you're gonna die. [sighs] [door closes] who do you work for? the mccrelan corporation, from boston. i love how you guys sell that. by "corporation," you mean the mob, don't you? no one's been able to get anything on them. until now. that's because they murdered anyone who was a threat to them, civilians and cops alike. is that what you did, jack? did you eliminate the threat? do those pills help the memories, or do they just hide the real jack? the only thing that keeps me alive is lindsey. what they did to katie, do youhink that was a message to you? if it is, it's working. do you recognize the method? i didn't send messages. i just went straight to the source. in 2 weeks' time, the mccrelan brothers will face trial. it looks like the mccrelans are gonna walk. where? all right. thanks. you were right. we just found something in an abandoned house. lindsey? where, exactly? here. on the outskirts of town. it's still in the comfort zone. what does that mean? it means the unsubs are local. still he. let's go. agent hotchner. whatever you find, i w

shh! wait a second. you're not into this... shh! she's trying on dresses. oh, i just wanted to see kids fight to the death, is all. shh...! 50 pounds down. it's been ten p into these. i'm so proud of you. okay, okay. i'll hop, you pull. ready? yeah, yeah. (grunting) there he is. hello, sexy. hold on. we're not out of the woodsip. ooh, ooh! lay on the bed. i'll grab some pliers. wait. yeah! (imitating rocky): ain't gonna be no rematch. ain't gonna be no rematch! oh. i bought these a decade ago after a both-ends stomach flu. it nearly killed me, but i never looked better. until now. you know, it's notu pants. and you did it the hard way. yep. diet and exercise. i did more of the things i hate and ate less of the things i love. well, let's go show you off. where to firstwalking down the stairs. go from there. great. ooh! right behind you. if my ass wasn't numb,. la, la-ba-dee-da la, la-ba-dee-da for the first time in my life i see love

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shh. thane? what do you want, hotchner? i need the override card. yeah, i get that. i'm a little busy. it's a 5g tab. we don't want 'em to walk. uh, just... thought i told you not to bug me. i'm not the only one with a card. jim's in a meeting what meeting? i don't know. a meeting. you got the card or what? i need some water. yeah, yeah, just a second. bloody hell! i don't feel so good. [coughing] sean! sean, get in here! call 911! she's not breathing. what the hell are you doing? call for help! beth, laughing: i do not. hotch: ok, you don't. do i, really? well, just a little. and i'm used to it, 'cause jack can babble all night long in his sep. usually he's talking about superheroes, though. what do i talk about? mm, you don't want to know. aaron! shh. he just got to sleep. [giggles] i'm so glad we're finally doing this. me, too. i cannot wait to show him the city. he's so excited. mm. what did you think of my itinerary? um, which page? oh...i went all overboard, didn't i? it's a little ambitious. that's ok. [groans] we'll take it easy and play it by ear, ok? mm. we

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shh, shh, everybody. george, be careful. shh, shh. [electricity buzzing] is this the baxter residence? yes, it is. what do you want? i'm from the power company. we have a report that you're getting interference in your television reception. yes, we are, but-- i picked up a disturbance beginning just a few minutes ago. that's right. it did. come on in. just a moment. i want you to look at that television. that interference is coming from the camden house. it happens every time their son operates that short-wave set. mr. camden's the one that asked us to come over here. now, just a minute. i've gone to considerable expense in this situation. our company maintains a troubleshooting department for this sort of thing. it's not radio interference. it's electrical. [clicking] [clicking grows louder] here's your trouble. well, that's my heating pad. i threw my back out last saturday, and i've been treating it with heat. faulty thermostat. what? oh, mr. b. it just come to me. you was using that heating pad on saturday when you was trying to ge

. - shh shh. save your strength... for dying. well, e cop, it looks like i'm going to have to kill you the old-fashioned way-- i'm going to r@p you apart and peck you to death. there's only one problem-- when you weren't looking, ghost cop flew through your body and left a grenade bomb inside of you. - ( pin rattles ) - best halloween costume ever. wait! what? ( rumbling ) he's missing! axe cop is missing! hey, axe cop! where have you been, bro? it took a whole month, but i finally collected 1,000 candies! - ( cheering ) - yeah! i'm gonna eat all of the candy all at the same time! yay! - what about the turkey? - liborg's right. you can't have thanksgiving without no turkey. this year we're not having turkey. - uh, what? - we're e ving turkey turkey. ( grunts ) - ghost cop: all right! turkey turkey! - grey diamond: i call the leg! - ghososcop: i want the wing! - it's delicious! what about you, axe cop? you a white meat guy or dark meat guy? neither. i'm a head meat guy. ( cricket chirps ) ( rock music plays ) ( theme music playing

. - shh, shh. we here. - hey, skip, that's our barrage balloon. - what does the sign say? - look, that is not only an enemy, he's our competitor. price cutter. - hey, boys, remember now-- we're polynesian salesmen, huh? - yeah. - count on us, skip--oggo hoggo bunga. - oggo hoggo bunga! - all right, all right, hold it, hold it. - this set natives back 20 years. [speaking foreign language] - urulu, unexpected visit. - me come on business, big trade. - well, who you bring here? - uh, oh, these--well, these are new salesmen-- - oggo hoggo bunga! - i'm breaking in. - bunch of funny-looking natives. what you got trade? - got new terrific fall line. yeah, but, first, got to get mood, huh? ceremonial selling dance--fondo! - whoo, whoo! - stop, thief! shoplifter, shoplifter! your salesmen crooks! - oh, what i do? wartime--good help hard to find. - oh, we not come here steal, we come here buy. - right. that brother speak with straight tongue. we trade him valuable trinkets for worthless bag of wind. - kidding? me swap good balloons for--for--for that maybe. - huh? oh, oh, no. watch

and, shh, not a word to major nelson. yeah, not a word. shh. yeah, not a word. oh, boy. guess i'll be-- oh, hi, roge. i'm sorry. i overslept. do you know something? huh, what? you should've stayed in bed. you're late for work. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of the garage. right into your wife's car. with your wife watching. she forgives you... eventually. your insurance company, not so much. they say you only have their basic policy. don't basic policies cover basic accidents? of course, they say... as long as you pay extra for it. with a liberty mutual base policy, new car replacement comes standard. and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates learn more by calling at liberty mutual, every policy is personal, with coverage and deductibles, customized just for you. which is why we don't offer any off-the-shelf policies. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see car insurance in a whole new light. [ ] frankly, major healey, i would never have thought o

shh! mmmmmm hey! what are you doing?! uh...kids, go back to sleep! now...where were we, hehe. hehehe. lay's. one taste and you're in love. i can't think why anybody would want to rob my old place. do you think it could have been random? thief was after something. listen, what is it you do, exactly, mr. blanchard? snakeboy.net? yeah, i take shots at dance clubs and i post them on my site. it's subscriber-supported. right. catering to whom? well, the kids. i shoot. they see their photo on my page, and it's like their 15 minutes of fame! yes! you are the beauty queen. no. shh. actually... ho, ho, yes. detective beauty queen. all right, sit your ass down! hey, come on! we did mention that a police officer was killed, right? i'm sorry about that. i am. i am. stop being a smartass. i'm sorry. you know, but i thought i was the victim here. we'll be in touch. hey! [camera clicking] smile, babe! you're a star! [camera clicking] hey, lieu... ballistics ran the slugs that killed detective carvahal. they're a match for an open nightclub shooting that happened last year. how many suspects?

shh. shh. amani (on tv): i think they work like any group trying to recruit believers. they appeal to what's missing. you feel like your life is boring and empty? your parents don't understand you? come join us and help build paradise on earth, restore islam to its rightful place in a new world order. oh, come on. they couldn't have joined the girl scouts? shh! woman: but these kids had to know they were joining a violent extremist group. the name, hizb al-shahid means, "party of martyrs." you've got the suicide bombings, the beheading videos... hey! little early in the morning for the worst of humanity. who wants waffles? censoring media access much? hey, first step to tyranny. so proud. listen, as opposed to that... mom is hosting a conference this week featuring noura al-kitabi. oh. i think we should all go.