happen
if I feII in Iove with him? This is...
- I'm just so mixed up.
- Mrs Tait's feeIings in titanic confIict.
But Dr Yang has prescription.
Oh, you know, yesterday's herbs
made me feeI a IittIe strange.
These herbs are different. Very vaIuabIe.
- DifficuIt to obtain.
- Are aII these compIeteIy safe?
Best way to get to know strange man
is to observe.
Yeah...
It's bitter. What wiII this do?
EnabIe Mrs Tait to observe
without being observed.
What... what is this?
- Where am I going? I can't beIieve this.
- Do not worry.
- InvisibiIity wiII wear off shortIy.
- I'm invisibIe!
I'm compIeteIy gone. I don't beIieve it.
I never saw anything Iike this.
Dr Yang, is this safe?
Mrs Tait knows where man can be found.
- It's crazy.
- If she wants to Iearn more about him,...
..she has chance.
( * "La Cumparsita" by The Castilians)
Joe, I have to go to FIorida in a few weeks
and I wanna take Shana with me.
Just for a week. I know it's not
our arrangement, but I think she'II Iike it.
- I can show her DisneyworId.
- Sure.
Thanks. I'II make it up to you.
It's OK. She'II have fun.
I hope you're not going...
- ..with one of your more exotic escorts.
- Like who?
Like Peter WiIkes, who enjoys
taking my daughter racing in his Ferrari.
- That was perfectIy safe and she Ioved it.
- But l didn't.
- You introduced her to sports cars.
- I feeI better when I'm behind the wheeI,...
..not some advertising guy whose
gIasses have Ienses Iike Coke bottIes.
Peter's fine. He's very paternaI.
Now, Iisten, I wanna show you something.
These are some graphics I've been
working on for a coupIe of weeks.
I reaIIy trust your visuaI sense.
I think they're briIIiant.
- Everybody here's a bit ambivaIent.
- Sexy stuff.
- Yeah.
- Like you.
Sort of European. We did it in Paris.
- Sort of kinky.
- Kinky...
I Iike that kinky stuff.
Remember the times we used to Iock
that door and make Iove on that couch?
- Joe, that was a Iong time ago.
- No, no. It was after we got divorced.
Nobody couId fauIt you for your sex drive
which is a ten on the Richter scaIe.
Yeah, weII, what did you fauIt me for?
Because I don't have a 180 IQ Iike you?
You Iied a bit, you gambIed.
- You fIirted with aII my friends.
- You know, you're stiII very sexy.
Joe, don't think I'm not tempted,
you know, but I've got a busy scheduIe.
- For oId times' sake.
- Oh, Joe.
(* "Caravan" by Errol Garner)
Look, I don't...
..think this is...
..what we shouId be doing.
Oh, Joe.
Oh, Joe.
Oh, Joe.
(Alice) He's got this ex-wife
and they stiII have sex in the office,...
..with peopIe right in the next room.
And she's a genius and I'm nothing.
OK. OK, OK. AIice,
pIease don't get so upset.
Mm-hm.
How did you find out aII this
if you didn't see him?
Oh, you know, I have my ways.
I'm gIad I didn't show up.
I can't decide if I shouId get
a new LincoIn or try the CadiIIac again.
What I'd reaIIy Iike is a BentIey.
You know, a vintage RoIIs,
or that oId Phantom V.
But with the kids,
I'd never be abIe to reIax.
- I wonder if I couId write.
- Huh?
I was thinking, now that Nancy BriII buys
scripts for TV, I have a good connection.
She was aIways on the baII.
Great head on that woman.
(Monica) Let's get up here, kids.
Come on. Come on. I'm gonna get you!
Do you know how high your IQ is?
Me?
It's high. It has to be. I just Iook around.
Do you think mine's high?
Sure. It's average, sIightIy above.
Sometimes I feeI I couId write, you know?
Uh-huh.
EspeciaIIy, you know, some oId TV script.
I'm as bright as Nancy BriII.
- WeII...
- You don't think?
Yeah, sure. I don't know, you know?
You can't just decide
to be a writer and then write.
- Why not?
- You need background.
WeII, I wrote when I was a kid.
I aIways Ioved poetry and drama.
- You kids shouId be getting to bed.
- ShouId I get them ready?
You get them ready.
I'II be in in two minutes.
- Come on, kiddos.
- Two minutes.