Northern Exposure 406 On Your Own.txt

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{104}{138}You hear that pop, Ed?|Uh-huh.
{139}{172}That's my maximum|clubhead speed.
{174}{236}That's where I wanna make|contact with the ball.
{238}{279}I build that|into my muscle memory...
{281}{333}five minutes a day,|every day.
{358}{462}The Soundstroke people say I can shave|three to five strokes off my handicap.
{548}{585}Not bad!
{595}{663}A dentist named Silvera down|in LA invented this beauty.
{688}{749}Shows that our lesser brethren|in the medical hierarchy...
{750}{797}can do a little more|than pull teeth.
{899}{1002}Okay. Shoulder in,|head down.
{1062}{1090}Whammo!
{1127}{1180}Set me up again, Ed.|Let's go.
{1187}{1212}Ed?
{1238}{1278}Sorry, Dr. Fleischman.|I was thinking.
{1280}{1311}I mean,|look at this instrument.
{1313}{1356}It's such an incredibly|simple idea...
{1358}{1443}but it's so elegant,|so brilliant, so right.
{1458}{1506}It's just|what the game needed.
{1508}{1556}I mean, think what this|could do for tennis...
{1558}{1602}or hockey,|or the shot put.
{1604}{1676}Sometimes I'll think|of an idea for a movie...
{1708}{1775}then I don't know what happens.|Then it just seems dumb.
{1777}{1825}I've been blocked before.
{1839}{1910}I might just have to|go fishing or something.
{2007}{2033}Okay.
{2062}{2128}Okay, okay.|Set me up again, Ed.
{3278}{3343}Cock-a-doodle-doo-hoo!|Rise and shine, Cicely.
{3345}{3369}It's me in the morning.
{3371}{3401}I'm looking down|Main Street...
{3403}{3440}and you cannot believe|what I'm seeing.
{3442}{3515}It looks like|one hand clapping.
{3517}{3614}And here comes my favorite childhood|toy, old Slinky, but in king size.
{3622}{3665}This is good,|this is very good.
{3667}{3701}This is the parallel universe.
{3702}{3786}You know, the one where toasters|talk and Slurpee straws walk.
{3788}{3823}It's Alice in Wonderland,|you know?
{3825}{3859}The other side|of Roger Rabbit.
{3861}{3925}Only this is no cartoon, okay?|I'm not making this up.
{3926}{4015}Got a flyer here that says it's Enrico|Bellati and his New Perception Players.
{4017}{4081}They welcome one and all to an|evening of awe and expectation...
{4082}{4131}at People's Park,|next to The Brick.
{4133}{4210}Be there, or your teapot|may never speak to you again.
{4218}{4257}Hey! Howdy, guys!
{4530}{4589}Bob.|What are you doing here?
{4609}{4646}You look shorter.
{4686}{4716}What happened to your foot?
{4762}{4788}Bad landing?
{4827}{4852}Can you fly?
{4936}{4965}Too bad.
{4988}{5012}Me?
{5060}{5125}Well, yeah,|I thought about you.
{5159}{5187}A lot?
{5199}{5253}I don't know. Some.
{5283}{5323}Who's your friend?
{5353}{5406}Fritz? Hi, Fritz.
{5430}{5493}Hi, Bernie. Hi, Hans.
{5529}{5553}What's the deal?
{5590}{5654}You quit the circus?|How come?
{5709}{5760}It's good|to have creative control.
{5798}{5836}Do you guys|want some iced tea?
{5850}{5885}Okay. Come on.
{6078}{6142}Okay, folks,|one pitcher of light...
{6162}{6200}two jumbo mugs.
{6252}{6277}Oh!
{6294}{6328}No problemo.
{6414}{6492}There you go, Mr. Blockhead.|Looking real hunky.
{6558}{6594}It's kimchi.
{6602}{6642}It's Korean cabbage.
{6644}{6705}Smells like an old pair|of gym shoes.
{6726}{6769}Hey, Maurice.
{6828}{6886}Kimchi?|Where'd you get that?
{6906}{6945}Duk Won.
{6979}{7024}In a jar,|all the way from Korea?
{7026}{7065}Yeah. He made it.
{7074}{7110}Says here...
{7132}{7220}he's had it buried in the yard|for four months.
{7272}{7313}"Father, I think of week...
{7314}{7402}"with strong, handsome father,|USA astronaut.
{7404}{7464}"My heart pitter-patter|for you, Daddy.
{7466}{7556}"So with most love and proud,|your warm son, Duk Won. "
{7574}{7630}That's sweet.|Yeah, I suppose so.
{7643}{7688}What,|you don't like kimchi?
{7690}{7753}I love kimchi.|That's why he sent it.
{7758}{7783}Oh.
{7786}{7821}Who asked him|to send me presents?
{7823}{7865}Who asked him|to write me notes?
{7910}{7998}Do I have to be reminded that|he's of my own flesh and blood?
{8000}{8047}He was just thinking|of you, Maurice.
{8049}{8122}Well, he's thinking too loud.|He's crowding me.
{8126}{8222}I was gonna get to it, but|then the audit, and the rains...
{8248}{8282}Get to what?
{8301}{8356}Changing my will. What else? Oh.
{8382}{8437}Look, after I get|the quarterly taxes done...
{8438}{8521}I'm gonna fly down to Tulsa,|pow-wow with the suits...
{8546}{8595}and give the boy his due.
{8616}{8683}So you're going to put|Duk Won in your will.
{8685}{8750}Are we having|the same conversation here?
{8760}{8804}Well, I think|that's really nice, Maurice.
{8806}{8892}Nice? It's not nice,|it's expected.
{8906}{8938}The boy is my heir...
{8939}{9005}even though he is nipping|around for his cut.
{9007}{9081}The fact is,|I hate giving my stuff away...
{9083}{9129}even if I am worm bait.
{9135}{9207}And I hate being reminded|of that eventuality.
{9214}{9254}What the hell?
{9272}{9339}I'll just go ahead|and get it over with...
{9347}{9405}and wait|for the next catastrophe.
{9420}{9480}When I start trying to think|of a good movie idea...
{9482}{9557}it's like there's this big clump|of weeds just strangling my brain.
{9579}{9660}I know how you feel, Ed.|I had the same problem once.
{9669}{9711}You had director's block,|Dave?
{9713}{9771}No, at the grill.|I lost my rhythm.
{9773}{9830}I couldn't get the|burgers out with the fries.
{9858}{9891}Broke all my yolks.
{9893}{9943}I felt like|I'd never cook again.
{9966}{10034}It could happen to anybody.|Look at Connie Colbert.
{10047}{10075}Well, who's that?
{10077}{10122}Rookie right-hander|for the Phillies.
{10123}{10181}Won 11 games,|bonus baby.
{10201}{10276}Came back the next year,|couldn't even find the plate.
{10278}{10302}Really?
{10320}{10364}He had his eyes examined.
{10366}{10429}Took him|to some big orthopedist in LA.
{10445}{10490}Even took him|to a head-shrinker.
{10491}{10528}What happened to him?
{10564}{10598}He went into sales.
{10620}{10645}Oh.
{10661}{10705}Pete here was blocked|in bed.
{10726}{10754}Blocked?
{10756}{10826}Yeah. Thought about|my performance too much.
{10852}{10918}But time passed,|and I got looser.
{10965}{11001}You'll work through it, Ed.
{11030}{11075}Oh, I got one!
{11083}{11113}Looks like|a big one, Ed!
{11115}{11158}Set the hook.|Don't let him swallow it.
{11160}{11218}He's running for that rock.|I see him right over there.
{11220}{11258}Bring him this way.
{11260}{11299}All right, Ed!
{11301}{11341}Hey, he's a big one!
{11383}{11415}Nice fish.
{11498}{11550}Hello? Anybody home?
{11594}{11633}Maggie, you're out late.
{11634}{11677}Well, yes.|I have your books on tape...
{11679}{11717}and I was going to|drop them by tomorrow...
{11718}{11798}but then I thought, "Well, you might|like them tonight. " So here they are.
{11800}{11912}Oh, thanks. If you could just, you|know, put them in the detox box, and...
{11914}{11974}Well, come on in, if you'd like. Okay.
{12130}{12169}Hope I'm not|interrupting anything.
{12171}{12213}Oh, no. I was just|doing some charting.
{12214}{12243}Really?
{12266}{12291}Jet stream?
{12293}{12342}No. Desertification.
{12380}{12459}I'm tracing the effects of|deforestation on the ecosystem.
{12461}{12485}Oh.
{12486}{12561}Look. Here. Nigeria.
{12566}{12652}It'll be completely denuded|of trees by 2000 AD.
{12657}{12701}And over here,|in Ethiopia...
{12702}{12822}they're losing over a billion tons of|topsoil per year to over-cultivation.
{12840}{12893}A billion tons of topsoil?
{12895}{12957}The greenhouse effect.|Global warming.
{12961}{13012}The earth is cooking itself.
{13015}{13066}Could bring on|the next ice age.
{13068}{13120}Really?|Oh, yeah, absolutely.
{13132}{13213}And what's anybody doing about|it? Well, I'll tell you what.
{13214}{13301}The EPA has just pushed back|automobile emission standards...
{13303}{13346}another five years.
{13370}{13436}Nobody's even factoring in|jet aircraft.
{13438}{13530}They're dumping over 50|million tons of CO2...
{13532}{13588}into the stratosphere|every year.
{13593}{13620}Wow.
{13624}{13677}Prime greenhouse gas.
{13705}{13755}Do you know what that does|to the ozone?
{13757}{13790}Destroys it?
{13795}{13826}Exactly.
{13846}{13906}They could at least spring|for liquid hydrogen.
{13907}{13954}Leave a water vapor trail,|right?
{14003}{14053}You know, I really don't|know how you do it.
{14054}{14132}This constant barrage of bad|news would drive me crazy.
{14134}{14169}Well, what else|am I going to do?
{14170}{14253}Play Scrabble.|Do a jigsaw puzzle.
{14260}{14288}Right.
{14368}{14462}Do you know there is a $50-million|class action suit in El Paso?
{14463}{14554}This big chemical company wants|to dump their toxic byproducts...
{14556}{14635}10 miles from city center.|Ten miles.
{14641}{14752}Listen, do you want a little apple-beet|juice or a glass of distilled?
{14755}{14788}Beet juice.
{14795}{14829}Good choice.
{14866}{14911}So what'd you use|for bait, Ed?
{14913}{14963}Dave made this stink bait...
{14965}{15028}out of cheese whey|and anchovies.
{15048}{15082}It works every time.
{15084}{15166}My goodness, isn't he a beauty? Yeah.
{15169}{15238}I like them like that.|Poached, with their eyes up.
{15267}{15348}Yep, like Richard Burton|in Night Of The Iguana.
{15351}{15414}The fish?|The movie.
{15416}{15457}Oh.|He gives up the ministry...
{15458}{15521}goes to Mexico,|and drinks himself to death.
{15522}{15571}I think that's all there|is left for me, Ruth-Anne.
{15573}{15618}Oh, come on, Ed.
{15620}{15666}You've just hit a snag.
{15668}{15767}All artists have their ups and|downs where inspiration is concerned.
{15774}{15804}Napkins?
{15806}{15850}Under the film cans.|Oh.
{15866}{15929}I don't know.|It's all over for me.
{15930}{15968}I'm just fresh out of ideas.
{15970}{16060}Ed, don't you th...
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