as he does what he likes
He can sit on his tail
And hammer a nail
With a hammer
Hammering spikes
The other thing
The river, do something with the river.
With a hammer
Hammering spikes
Wait a minute.
What if he is a girl?
She's gotta be sheltered
And fed and dressed in the best
That money can buy
I never knew how to make money
But I'll try, by God, I'll try
I'll go out and make it
Or steal it
Or take it
Or I'll
Die
Die
A baby? She's gonna have a baby!
A girl baby.
Oh, no kissing. No kissing in group.
- What are you gonna call it?
- Her, it's a her.
I'm sorry. Her, OK?
- What goes with Forman?
- Oh, no last names in group.
- We're thinking of Ann.
- Ann? Just Ann?
- What's wrong with Ann?
- I like Ann.
- Where'd you get the ring?
- What? This?
Mark gave me this
when I got pregnant.
- Oh, my God.
- I thought you said
- you weren't gonna have a baby.
- Yeah, well, I changed my mind.
Vera's happy, even if you're not, Diana.
I'm happy.
Really, I am. I am.
Veronica Lake.
- Janet Leigh.
- Oh, Arthur, don't you think
- Janet Leigh's a little obvious?
- Don't pay any attention to them, Julie.
- Honey, you didn't start yet, did you?
- No, I waited for you.
- All right? All right. This is for the hall.
- OK.
And this is for the nursery.
What do you think?
- I love this.
- What do you call this colour?
- Taupe.
- Do you think we'll get tired of it?
Taupe? Never. Taupe.
What can I say?
I've always been terrible with colours.
It comes from having grown up
with the single-row box of crayons,
instead of the big box.
If I had had the big box, I would
now know taupe and cerise and ecru.
- Instead, all I know is burnt sienna.
- I think there's a column in this.
- Oh, God.
- Forman, every time I say something,
it ends up in your column.
- You can have it if you want it.
- It's mine. I said it.
I get to say, "You can have
it if you want it", not you.
- Well, do you want it or not?
- Yes.
Well, what're you gonna do with it?
Write it up in some law review?
He doesn't have to do anything with it.
- Hi, honey.
- Hey.
I don't know if you need this or...
Where'd you find arugula
in Washington, Betty?
Oh, I only had to drive 15 miles for it.
- Hey, how are you?
- Oh, God. Wonderful.
Oh, I'll tell you who.
Rita Hayworth.
The peerless Rita, yes.
Ava Gardner.
- Ann Blyth.
- Ann Blyth?
What can I tell you?
I've always had a thing for Ann Blyth.
- All right.
- We give up.
Senator Toffler and Vicki Huddleston.
- No kidding.
- Really?
How do you know that?
Parked in the Hamburger Hamlet
parking lot.
In Georgetown?
- Bethesda.
- No shit.
I knew something was wrong,
because about a month ago
I sat next to him at dinner,
and he asked me what I thought
- the resale value of his house was.
- Mark.
I said, "Mr Senator,
I am a television journalist.
- "I'm not a real estate broker."
- Mark, I think something's happening.
- Rachel.
- Are you OK?
- Time to go to the hospital.
- She's having the baby.
- Are you all right?
- Yeah.
- Got the bag?
- It's a...
- Can I give you a ride?
- The bag's in the car.
- Put the lamb on for 20 minutes.
- What?
Baste it once, turn it over
and cook it for 20 more minutes.
Just keep breathing. You can do it.
I don't want to do it, honey.
Can't we get somebody else to do it?
You're doing fine.
Give me a break.
The baby's in some distress.
It's possible there's a problem
with the umbilical cord.
I'm keeping an eye on it.
In distress?
If it looks serious,
we can do a Caesarean.
We can have the baby out
in two minutes.
- Hold on.
- Is the baby gonna die?
Let's do it.
Get Anaesthesia and Paediatrics.
- We're gonna do a crash section.
- Mark.
Yeah, I'm here.
Take it easy, nurse.
We're almost there.
Count backwards from 100, Rachel.
I'm here, babe.
One hundred.
Ninety-nine.
Ninety-eight.
Ninety-s... seven.
No pictures, OK?
Is that our baby?
Let me see.
Oh, God.
Oh, God.
Oh, Petunia