All language subtitles for Magnum P.I. s02e14 Computer Date.eng

Your job is to find out
who's leaking

our laser technology
to the competition.

Would you look at that?

I'm looking.
What are we seeing?

What are you hiding
from me?

I have a personal problem

that will interfere
with my handling this case.

Somebody tried
to kill me last night.

Now, you go after your spy,

and I'll go
after my assailant.

Good Lord!
Hold on, Higgins.

It's open.

It's open!

Higgins,
I said it was open.

Sorry.

I didn't hear you,

and I didn't want to
barge in without knocking.

Why not? That's the way
you usually enter.

Magnum.

I have always been
a stable,

well-adjusted individual.

Organized, of sound thought
and behavior.

Seldom bumped off course,
even on the battlefield.

But today I... Today...

I say, did someone die?

What?

You're almost wearing a suit.

I should think
the only occasion

for which you'd do that
would be a funeral.

I know it's almost a suit,
Higgins.

See, my slacks
are kind of dirty and...

Never mind, Higgins.

What were you saying
about your sound mind?

Yes, of course.
I'm sorry.

It's just that this,
this telegram...

Well, it's knocked me
for a loop.

What's wrong, Higgins?

The Lady Ashley
is coming to Hawaii.

Next week.

Lady Ashley?

The one you said
was built

like the Prince Albert
Memorial?

Precisely.

Higgins, I should think
you'd be delighted.

Magnum, I'm going to be
very straight with you.

The plain and simple truth is,
I can't bear to see her.

I thought
she was an old flame.

She was my fiancee.
My betrothed.

But it would be
incredibly awkward

after so many years,
decades actually.

What I'm trying to say is,
the last time I saw Penelope,

I was considerably
different looking.

Well, so was she!

You're probably not
the only one who got fat.

Who changed.

No.

I'm sure Penelope is as trim
as the day I left her.

You know, Higgins,
it is absolutely miraculous,

what can be done
in a week.

Miraculous?

Sure.

A concentrated program
of running,

swimming, weights,

body wraps,
Marine exercises.

You know, Higgins,

in one week you could
be looking like...

like...

like the man
you once were.

Do you really think
that's possible, Magnum?

Yes. Absolutely.

Of course, you're gonna need
an instructor.

I mean, if you went into

an extremely rugged physical
conditioning program

without the proper guidance,
I mean, you could...

Name it.

Well, let's see.

That'll be my limo.

Ta.

Magnum.

What's going on?

I'm trying to decide

whether I want
the tennis courts for a year,

or unlimited access
to the wine cellar for two.

In any case,

I don't want anything
entering that body

except pineapple juice
or water till I get back.

And that goes for
cigarettes, too.

And start
sucking in that gut.

Poor Higgins.

The Lady Ashley,

my wearing a suit,
and the limo,

it was all too much
for the little guy.

Of course
I couldn't spend time

enjoying Higgins'
little predicament.

I had one of my own.

Let's see. I know that

you'd all like to hear
that I've caught the spy.

Well, I think
I'm close. Very close.

I've narrowed it down
to someone in marketing.

That's over 200 employees!

Yes, I know. But there's
only a couple of dozen

who have access
to the computer codes,

and whoever is getting
the information out,

is doing it through
the marketing computer.

Oh. Uh, while
we're on the subject,

your entire
computer coding system,

is vulnerable
to outside interdiction,

including accounting.

Accounting?

We've got no problems
with accounting.

Look, your job is
to find out who's leaking

our laser technology
to the competition.

Yes, I know, but
my investigation indicates

that it is
technically possible

for someone to enter
their own program

into the accounting computer
and rip the company off.

I thought our codes
were checked or changed

periodically
to avoid just that.

Well, we have
a computer analyst

check out the entire system
once a month.

In fact, our next check
is due this Wednesday.

Well, I'm just indicating
that that's an area

that could be
a problem in the future.

We appreciate
your warning.

But the bottom line is

you don't have the spy,
isn't that it, Mr. Magnum?

And don't worry
about Kaapa.

The only way he knows
how to function

is with pressure.

Oh, by the way,
Magnum, uh,

I appreciate your
trying to accommodate

the board's
unspoken dress code.

I don't think I've ever
seen a coat and tie

worn with blue jeans.

Well, sir,

I don't usually operate
in the corporate structure,

and this is about
as close as I could come.

Well, It's a great look.

I wish I could
feel comfortable

in something like that.

Sometimes, I think I was born
in a three-piece suit.

Oh, I'll have a, uh, beer.

Bourbon and soda.

Mr. Randolph,

you seem to have
something you want to say.

Yeah, Magnum,

we've known each other
a while, not... not too well,

but l... I think
we have a good rapport.

I feel comfortable
with you.

That is, as comfortable
as I can feel,

talking about something
like this to anyone.

It's just a real delicate
problem that I need help on.

You're the only one
I know.

Is it the company?

I wish it was.

Thank you.

I think my wife
is having an affair.

What makes you think so?

Well, it's little things.

Ticket stubs to plays
I didn't see.

Matchbooks to restaurants
where I don't eat.

Well, that's hardly
incriminating evidence, Mr. Randolph.

I know. It's... it's more
of a feeling that I have.

I've always trusted Claudia.

But I've always been
a realist, too.

She's very beautiful.

And she's younger
than I am.

Have you ever tried
talking to her?

About what?
My sordid suspicions?

What if I'm wrong?
And l... I pray that I am.

So, you want me
to follow her?

That is

what you're trying to ask me
to do, isn't it, sir?

I don't know what else
to do, Magnum.

I can try to overcome
the feeling that I have,

but if I can't,

she's gonna know
something is wrong.

It's gonna
wear at me and her.

Maybe destroy us.

I don't like to be
suspicious of my wife.

But l... I have to find out.

I have to know for sure.

Please, Magnum.
Will you help me?

I put in
one of the longest days

of my investigative career
in the pursuit

of Mrs. Randolph's lover,
if there was one.

And I came up empty,
which was good.

I hope Mrs. Randolph
kept up her good behavior

for her sake as well as mine.

I needed a rest.

In Hawaii,
the tourists rarely frequent

the watering spas
of the local gentry

and vice versa.

This hotel was strictly
for moneyed tourists,

which meant it was unlikely

Mrs. Randolph would
run into anyone she knew,

which means...

hell, you know what that means
as well as I do.

16.

17.

Magnum, please.

18. No. No.

I can't go on.

Come on, Higgins.

18.

We already did 18.

Oh. Okay, one more.

And 20.

Ah! That's great, Higgins.

Look, tomorrow
we'll move it up to 30.

30?

Well,
that's the idea.

You do a little more each day

in order to gradually
build yourself up.

From 20 to 30 is gradual?

We don't have
a whole lot of time, Higgins.

Look at it this way.

When Penelope sees
how great you look

after all these years,

all the pain and sweat
and agony will be worth it.

I certainly hope so.

Let me ask you
something personal, Higgins.

What?

I was wondering,
whatever happened

between you
and Penelope anyway?

Well,

shortly after
we were engaged

I entered the service.

One day, I received a piece
of correspondence from her.

A "Dear Jonathan" letter,
as it were.

It seems she wasn't
inclined to wait

for my military stint
to end,

and had taken up
company with a podiatrist.

A foot doctor?

Yes.

He was treating
her bunions.

I was away.

One thing naturally led
to another.

Well,

let's get on with it.

As you pointed out,
we haven't much time.

You're gonna have to
carry on without me

for a little while, Higgins.
I promised Charlie Doyle

that I'd help him out
on a case this afternoon.

Charlie Doyle?
That sleazy mole

who tries to pass himself off
as a private investigator?

Come on, Higgins,
Charlie's okay.

He just gets himself in
weird situations, that's all.

What's he want you
to do now?

Help him find a hit man?

Well, actually,
that might've been easier.

See, he was hired
to follow this guy's wife

in order to find out
who her lover was.

And when he did,

that lover turned out
to be Charlie's best friend.

Hmm.

Well, it is a bit sticky.

One's first inclination
usually

is to have a talk
with the friend.

But of course
he can't do that.

Of course. Why not?

Oh, come now,
Magnum, it's unethical.

It's a breach
of client confidentiality.

Besides, it's not his place

to hand out
unsolicited opinions

friend or no friend,
don't you agree?

Yeah. That's what
I told Charlie.

And what did he do?

Quit?

Well, what's the problem?
Is it the money?

No, sir,
the money is fine.

As a matter of fact,

I'm returning the advance
you gave me.

Why can't you
stay on the case?

Well, I've... I've got
a personal problem to take care of,

and the case wouldn't get
my full attention.

Now, look,

take care
of the personal matter,

and then continue
on the case.

I don't think
that would work.

You found out
something about Claudia.

She's seeing somebody,
right?

Mr. Randolph, please

just hire yourself
another private investigator.

You realize what
you're doing to me, Magnum?

I told you how difficult
it was for me

to hire
a private investigator.

Now you tell me
to look for another one.

I don't think
that's very fair.

I'm really sorry, sir.

Come on, now,
what are you hiding from me?

Mr. Randolph,

I really do have
a personal problem,

that will interfere
with my handling this case!

All right. All right.
I'm sorry.

L... I shouldn't
push you like that.

Is there anything I can do
to make you change your mind?

No, sir.

You know the board

is going to be
very disappointed, too.

Well, sir. It seems to me
it's just a matter

of watching those people
in marketing,

who have access to the code.

Just about any
private investigator

can do that for you.

I don't know what to say.

I'm really sorry,
Mr. Randolph.

L... I wouldn't do this to you

unless it were
absolutely necessary.

I know that, Thomas.

Thank you, sir.

Hey, Rick,
why don't we get T.C.

And go out
for a big steak dinner?

You know at that place
you're always talking about?

The one on the other
side of the island.

They import their beef
from Texas?

The Stockyard.
Yeah.

No. I can't,
but you and T.C. Go ahead.

Don't you get off
pretty soon?

Yeah.

Okay. Well, we don't
have to have a steak.

Why don't we go to that place
that's near your old club?

You always
liked that a lot.

No, I'm sorry, Thomas.
I already made other plans.

Other plans?

Yeah. You know,
believe it or not,

I do have a life
outside of this club.

Yeah? Where you going?

Out.

Alone?

Thomas,

you're starting to sound
like my mother.

Look, you and T.C. Go out
and have a good time.

And don't worry,

I'll have the car home
by midnight, Mommy.

Hi.

I ordered for you.

To us.

Claudia, what's wrong?

Claudia.

Rick, I can't see you
for a while.

What?

This is all just happening
too fast.

Listen, where I come from
two weeks is not too fast.

Well, it is to me.

Come on. Last night
you were ready to sail off

with me for the weekend!

Rick, that was a fantasy.

Did your husband
find out about us?

I think he suspects.

Great!
What?

Don't you see, Claudia,

this is our chance for us
to come out in the open?

Rick, what are you
talking about?

A divorce.

Now look, you said
you don't love him anymore,

that he never loved you,
he just owned you.

Were those just lies,
Claudia?

No.

Well...

Yes, maybe some of them,
I don't know.

Claudia.

Rick, please,
just listen to me, okay?

This has been wonderful.

And you've been wonderful.

But now that
Jim is suspicious,

it just isn't the same.

God, Rick.
I'm confused. I'm scared.

I may still
love my husband.

May love or do?

I don't know.

But until I find out,

I don't think
we should see each other.

I'm sorry, Rick.

Claudia.

Claudia.

You finally decided
to show up to work, huh?

Hey! What's the matter
with you?

Nothing!

What do you mean,
nothing?

Look, I said nothing, now
just back off of me, will you?

What is wrong
with everyone?

Thomas is sitting there
like his mother just died.

You come driving up
here like a lunatic.

And if anybody should be mad,
it should be me.

Why? What happened
to you now?

Oh, that turkey invited me
to lunch on him.

Said that he was gonna
talk to me

about paying up
some of his old debts.

He was getting paid

by this... this... this
Randolph guy.

I drive all the way...

Wait a minute.
What Randolph guy?

James, yeah,
James Randolph.

Some rich guy
he was working for,

only he's not
working for him anymore.

Rick. Hey, Rick!

Phooey.

Unless you're paying for this,

just don't plan on
finishing it.

What?

You're working
for James Randolph.

Oh, hell.

Ah, hell is right.

Come on, Rick, I'm not
working for him anymore.

Of course not.

The case is over now
that you've told him about me.

Wrong. I quit the case,
I didn't tell Randolph.

Did you get a lot
of cheap thrills

following us around
with your little Instamatic?

Got any 8 x 10s I could buy?

Stop it.
Sure. I'll stop it!

This is a private club.

Unless you've got
membership money, pal,

I suggest you leave.
And leave now.

I knew Rick's behavior

stemmed more from frustration
than it did anger.

But somehow that didn't
make me feel any better.

Hi there, Mr. Magnum.

Hi.

Gate not working today?

No, sir. Your security card
is out-of-date.

Out-of-date?

Yes, sir.

They changed
all the cards and passes.

This electronic device
has been modified

so that any foreign object
or counterfeit card

that passes over
its electronic eye

sets off a buzzer.
It's a good idea.

Yes, I know.

That was a suggestion I made
to the board of directors.

That was your idea?
Yeah.

It's a darn good one.
Congratulations.

Thank you.

Aren't you gonna
let me in the gate?

Well, I can't, sir.
Why not?

Because your security pass
is out-of-date.

I just told you.

I see. Well,

where can I go to get
an up-to-date security pass?

Third floor.

Third floor. Thank you.

But you're not going to let me
go to the third floor

because my security card
is out-of-date.

I just follow
the rules, sir.

Okay. Let me ask you this.

Could you at least
call Mr. Randolph

and tell him I'm here?

That I can do.

Thank you.

Here you go.

Ah, Thomas,

what brings you
back to the company?

Well, I just thought
I'd stop by

and see if you were taking
any of my advice on security.

I'm sorry about
the inconvenience,

but at least we know
that your suggestions

have proven effective.

Let me ask you something,

does everybody know
I'm off this case?

Not yet. I haven't made
a formal announcement

to the board.

I have hired another man
to finish the investigation.

Thomas Magnum,

this is, uh, J. Weston Reese,
Investigating Consultant.

How do you do?
Mr. Magnum.

I read through
your evaluation and I found it sound.

Very sound.

Thank you.

I hope you don't mind

if I disagree with you
on one point, though.

The hypothesis that
our spy is in marketing.

You see, after
we reevaluated your data

through our computer,

of course after my own
personal investigation,

l... I think
the person we're after might be in R and D.

Well, I think
the person we're after

drives a gray sedan
and tried to kill me.

What are you
talking about?

Somebody tried very hard
to run me over.

Well, I'm sorry
to hear that.

Why would you assume that

there's necessarily
a correlation?

Well, I may not have your
nifty computer, Mr. Reese,

but I've got pretty
terrific intuition.

And it tells me

I was getting very close
to finding our spy.

Hmm. Perhaps.

Could it be possible
that this attack on you

might stem from
one of your other case?

I'm not on any other cases.

Thomas, uh, let me get
a memo off immediately

to everyone in the company,

that you're no longer
working for us.

Well, I appreciate that,
but in the meantime,

I hope you don't mind

if I conduct
my own investigation.

Mr. Magnum,

I've been retained to solve
this security leak.

My firm doesn't take
freelance partners.

You know,
I'm not looking

to play a duet with you,
Mr. Reese,

but somebody
tried to kill me.

Now, you go after your spy,

and I'll go
after my assailant.

But don't be surprised

if it ends up to be
the same person, okay?

Mr. Randolph.

Uh, Donna?

Uh, get off a memo
to all heads of department,

that, uh, Thomas Magnum
is no longer...

No! No!

Uh, hold on, Donna.
What is it?

That's counterproductive.

If our spy is truly out
to get Magnum,

then he's panicking.

There' s a good chance,
he's gonna show his hand.

Wait a minute.

We only need a day or two.
We'll take precautions.

Mr. Randolph,

you are paying me
a lot of money for my advice.

Don't you think
you ought to take it?

Donna, forget that memo.

Oh, hey, thanks.

Hey, man, are my eyes
playing tricks on me?

No, that's Higgins.

You should've seen him
this morning on a surf ski.

What's wrong with him?

He's on some kind
of shaping up kick.

He's got an old flame
coming to see him.

Hi, Rick. How did I do?

Seven minutes,
right on the nose.

He runs a 7-minute mile?

No. A 7-minute beach.

Hey, Higgins,
when is Mama coming in?

The last time I heard
from Penelope,

she was in Tokio.

She'll be in Honolulu
day after tomorrow.

Kind of anxious
to see her, huh?

Well,

yes, actually.

The idea has, uh, become
quite appealing to me,

although I must confess,
it wasn't initially.

The idea of
seeing her again has,

as Shakespeare put it,

"Summoned up remembrances
of things past."

I remember the night
before I left for France.

It was the last time
I was to see Penelope.

We strolled along the Avon,

as the sun,
shimmering on the water,

slowly slipped
beyond the horizon.

Her delicate cologne

mingled with
the aroma of lilacs.

Nearby, a village lad
was playing the concertina,

a bittersweet song.

I took her
in my arms and said:

"I swear by Almighty God

to be faithful
and bear true allegiance."

Uh, say what?

The last line of
the Yorkshire Regiment oath.

Brought tears to her eyes.

I say, Rick,
could I have a cigarette?

No.

What're you doing here?

Come on, Rick.

This is a private club.

Do my ears deceive me?

No, they don't.

Well, in that case,
Magnum is here as my guest.

He's helping me train.

Well, uh,

I got some things
I need to take care of.

Knock her dead,
Higgie baby.

T.C.,

I didn't tell
Randolph about Rick.

You should have told
Rick about Randolph.

I couldn't.
It wasn't ethical.

Man, I don't want to hear
this ethical madness.

What's this Randolph cat
ever done for you

compared to Rick?

That's not the point!
Randolph was a client!

Rick was your buddy.

Sounds like
Charlie Doyle's business

was a little closer
to home.

Magnum, from
what I've just heard,

you did the right thing.

I know that, Higgins.

I know that,
I just don't feel that way.

Well, what's next
on my training agenda?

Normally, the chance
to make Higgins sweat

would have seemed
like a lot of fun.

Today,
it barely raised a smile.

Okay, Higgins,

I think you've had
enough for today.

Thank you.

Good Lord!
Someone's shooting at us.

I am aware of that, Higgins.

I counted six.

He can only have
three rounds left.

Unless, of course,
he has another magazine.

It sounds like a 9mm
Beretta semiautomatic.

It'll wreak havoc
with the car.

Bloody rotten luck.

Hold on, Higgins.

I say, Magnum,

that was rather exhilarating.

Reminds me of the time
I outraced a panzer tank.

It was outside of Tobruk,

and I was a halftrack
at the time,

had two wounded tommies,
and an American GI.

We were low on petrol

when this tank appeared
over the rise.

How anyone so tired
could talk so much

was beyond me.

I ended up dropping
Higgins off at the estate

and sending him for a swim.

Then I got a pass into Pearl
and went looking for Mac.

I needed his expertise,
and for once,

wouldn't have to
con him out of it.

I knew he'd say yes.

No.

I haven't even asked
anything yet.

Hearing the question
won't change the answer.

Oh, I know, Mac,
you think I came here

because I need
some information

or I wanna use
your computer.

Well, you're wrong.

That's not what
I want at all.

Well,
this ought to be good.

Come on, Mac,
I'm on a case

and I just simply need
your expertise.

As a matter of fact, I'll even
supply the computers.

Sure, and I suppose
you'll also pay me

a consulting fee, right?

Absolutely.

Magnum,
get out of here, will you?

Come on, Mac,
I'm serious.

How serious?

Uh...

Say $20-an-hour serious.

And all you want
is my expertise?

And, uh, you're willing
to pay for it?

And it's all legal?

Well, now, I won't be
able to take off

during the days,
but, uh, I could do it

either late at night
or early in the morning.

Night would be
just perfect, Mac.

Don't they, uh,
give you a card?

Mac, I'm their
security consultant.

So?

So I have to see
how good their security is.

Ah! Here.

I'll have to
recommend changing that.

Magnum, you are
telling me the truth?

Of course.

I mean, you wouldn't
involve me

in a breaking
and entering...

Shh, Mac.

I'm taking out a pick,

and putting the pick
in the lock

and picking our way in.

There.

Now you see
why they hired me.

Their security system
is just pitiful.

Now the leaks aren't
coming out physically,

not the way the employees
are searched.

Now, I think that our spy
is using a computer

to relay the information
to a competitor.

Now what I need you to do,

is to find out
which computer

has a suspicious
looking interface program.

Oh, sure.

But I can't do anything,
Magnum, without the codes.

At least a magic wand
or something.

Your magic wand.
Oh.

Now tickle
those ivories, Mac.

Hey, how can you
expect me to work?

I'm sorry.

Would you look at that?

I'm looking.
What are we seeing?

The 6-digit code,
somebody else is locked in.

They've got priority.

Huh?

Two people can't use
a computer at the same time,

when somebody else
is using it.

Right now?
Right now.

Can you tell me where?

Yeah.

Marketing?

Research and development.

Hello, Mr. Dixon.
You're working late.

Mac,

I'd like you
to meet our spy.

Have a chair,
Mr. Dixon.

Well, well.

You know,
I've got to hand it to you.

Selling secrets
and embezzling funds

at the same time.
Takes guts.

Embezzling?

Yeah. I've been
playing around

with the accounting codes.

This morning someone
transferred $2 million,

to a numbered bank account
in Switzerland,

and didn't bother
to tell accounting.

Where I come from,
that's a no-no.

I didn't embezzle any money.

Now you've got to
believe me!

I don't believe
thieves,

especially when
they try to kill me.

I wasn't trying
to kill you.

Just scare you a little.

Well,
the first time worked.

You didn't have to
come back for seconds.

There was no second time.

Look, you've got me
on industrial espionage,

but I'm not gonna
take the rap for embezzlement.

I don't even know
the accounting codes.

Nobody has access to those

except the people
in accounting,

and the company president.

Randolph has the codes?

Of course,
as company president

he has access to all codes.

What's his home
phone number?

No, you won't
reach him there.

He's taking the corporate jet
to Japan this morning.

You suppose you could play gin
without cheating?

I have to talk
to Mrs. Randolph.

Fine. Would you like
to wait on the terrace?

Mrs. Randolph, uh, there is
someone here to see you.

Thank you.

What are you doing here?

I've got to
talk to you.

Rick, this is insane!

I know your husband
found out about us,

and you're scared.
I understand.

There is nothing
to understand.

Rick, I've given it
a lot of thought, it's over.

Claudia, you can't just
throw everything away

that we've had.

Everything that we've had?

Rick, they were
a few brief encounters.

They were nice.

But we weren't together
for the right reason.

Since when isn't love
the right reason?

Rick, I don't love you.

I don't believe that,
Claudia.

Look, I've got to go.

My husband's waiting for me
right now at the airport.

We're flying to Japan
on business.

I'll take you
to the airport.

What?

You got to give me
a chance to convince you.

Believe me, I love you.

Rick, I do believe you.

But that doesn't mean
that my feelings have to be...

If you can go off
with him,

then I'll believe everything
that you're saying.

But I gotta see it
for myself.

Why are you making it
so hard on yourself?

I should've recognized
the coincidence,

since any objective
private investigator

would've seen
through the whole thing.

That's where Randolph
played it so smart.

He took away my objectivity.

Worse than that,

he exploited
the vulnerability of a friend.

Claudia, I still just
don't understand.

Rick, haven't you
ever been in relationships

that just didn't work?

Yeah, but there's
no reason for it.

There usually never is.

Claudia.

Don't worry about it.
Just tell him

I'm a friend that
drove you to the airport.

Anything wrong?

No, darling.

Rick, this is
my husband, Jim.

Rick was kind enough
to give me a ride.

I appreciate that.

Wouldn't want to go
flying off without my wife.

No problem.

Well, I guess
we'd better be off.

Yes.

Oh, great!

Can't you just
stay out of my life?

Get back in the car,
Magnum.

You're gonna use him
all the way, aren't you?

Back off now!

I'm not bluffing.

Oh, I think you are.

See, you're an embezzler,
Mr. Randolph, not a killer.

But if you want to
shoot him, you go ahead.

Because you won't have time
to get to me,

and you sure as hell
won't get away.

No, Jim! No!

You hold her!
I'll get him.

Randolph!

I don't understand
what happens to me.

I get wrapped up
in something like that,

and I lose touch.

Someone says to me,
"Believe me."

I say, "Okay."

I'm a big sucker.
A big fat sucker.

You know,
I could've gotten killed,

if you hadn't have...

I could've got killed,
period.

You were gonna let
Randolph shoot me.

No, I wasn't.

Then what was
all that about:

"Go ahead,
if you shoot Rick,

you won't have time
to get me"?

Well, I knew he was bluffing.

How did you know?

I just knew, that's all.
Believe me.

Okay.

You know, I can't believe

what Higgie baby
went through for this.

I bet she barks.

Come on, T.C.,
that's an old picture.

She probably looks
a lot different now.

Yeah,
about 40 years uglier.

Hi, Higgins.

Now, Higgie baby,
that is bad.

Thank you.

I am assuming
that is a compliment.

Right on.

Higgins, you look great.

Penelope's gonna be in for
a hell of a surprise, honest.

Ah, Jonathan.

Penelope.

It's been a long time.

Yes.

Yes, it has.

Oh.

Jonathan, I'd like you
to meet Paolo.

My traveling companion.

We've been
all around the worid.

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