won?
- We did.
Um, Professor,
why the long face?
- I think you know why.
- Would it be a Sara issue?
Wish I understood human beings.
Wish I understood women.
Wish I understood emotions and passions.
I wish I understood any of that.
If I did, I wouldn't have had to spend
my entire life in a laboratory...
trying to figure out
how the world works.
I would've been out in the world
trying to figure out why it works.
I know I love her, Weebo.
Every neuron in my limbic system
is saturated with phenylethylamine.
That triggers euphoria,
elation, exhilaration.
Truth is, Weebo,
I'm not absent-minded because
l'm selfish or crazy or--
or inconsiderate.
I'm absent-minded because l'm
in love with Sara.
Oh, Professor.
That doesn't matter any more,
'cause I don't get
any more chances with her.
That's not true. There's always another
chance. I mean, you never know, right?
Probably just as well
that it's over.
- Why?
- She has to move on.
- Oh.
- I'm not right for her.
- But you knew that, didn't you, Weebo?
- Huh?
You never wanted me
to marry her.
Well, you were right.
I wasn't right for her.
You're the one for me, Weebo.
Just the two of us.
And flubber makes three.
- Good night, Weeb.
- Good night.
Uh, Professor--
And this is the God's truth:
I want him to have
what he wants,
even if it means you
instead of me.
Ooh!
Sara? Sara, it's me.
- Weebo?
- May I come in?
Oh, l'm sorry
to wake you like this,
but I can't ring the doorbell.
- Is everything okay with Phillip?
- Oh, yeah.
It's not
a conventional emergency.
Oh, Phillip would be very angry
if he knew I left,
but I have
to show you something.
Do you have a minute?
Listen.
I know I love her, Weebo.
Every neuron in my limbic system
is saturated with phenylethylamine.
That triggers euphoria,
elation, exhilaration.
Truth is, Weebo, l'm not absent-minded
because l'm selfish...
or crazy or-- or inconsiderate.
I'm absent-minded because l'm
in love with Sara.
Oh.
And this will be
our little secret.
Phillip.
Oh.
- Sara?
- Uh-huh.
This is it.
This is the solution.
This is how we save the school.
That's what l've been saying.
Flubber.
- You saw what it did at the game.
- Yes.
Imagine the line of shoes
we could develop.
Oh, no, no, no, Phillip,
not shoes.
No. Look.
This. Flight.
- Flight?
- Yes.
- Oh, of course.
- A-Air travel.
Oh, Sara! Air travel.
- Yes.
- Oh.
- We'd better sell this
to a car company.
- Oh, Phillip.
- Hey!
- Dr Reynolds.
Professor. It's a pleasure
to finally meet you.
I believe you know my son.
He used to play basketball
for Medfield.
Lovely old car.
Mind if I take a look
under the hood?
Yes, I do.
And I don't appreciate you gentlemen
letting yourselves onto my property.
I expected something
more complex.
There's a lot of money
in your discovery.
Perhaps we could make a deal.
Any discovery I make will belong
to Medfield College.
At the end of the term there isn't
going to be a Medfield College.
- We'll see about that.
- You could make a lot of money.
If we were interested in making money,
we wouldn't have become teachers.
You think you'll be able to sell
it for what you owe me...
by the end of the term?
We-- We will.
I'll forget the debt right now.
No, l'm not selling.
When I leave,
I take my offer with me.
We understand.
Good luck.
Come on.
Watch your back, smart guy.
Bad move, Professor.
Good morning!
Pardon me, Mr Seldon.
Are you interested in seeing
a Phillip Brainard?
- Who?
- He's the college professor
you spoke to on the sixth...
about a brand-new car design.
Tell him l'm busy.
Thank him for the interest.
- And send him a hat.
- Well, he's here.
He's right outside.
It's one of the rarest looks
in watches you can actually own.
This watch we have here
is called the scarab.
It has Swiss--
Good night, Weber.
What?
One goon.
Two goons.
- Hey.
- What?
- I think I found it.
- You found it, all right!
- What was