Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

l'm sure Madame Zolta reads newspapers, Roger.
...it'll be an unforgettable experience for everybody.
-What did l say this morning? -That you had something...
Jeannie, come on, let me out of here. Jeannie!
...when l first came in here, but that's really amazing.
Give me a clue. How big is it?
-We shall return. -Please do.
Madame Zolta. l'm afraid you're just wasting your time.
l'd certainly like to know a lot more about this.
What did you say?
l came by to tell you that l couldn't stay for breakfast.
-Touché, Tony. -May l see your hand, please?
Oh. Good morning, Jeannie.
-l see. l see. -lt's your uncle and aunt.
Oh, master, do you mind if l use it to look up some of my old friends?
Hello!
Oh, but why should she go to all that trouble, master?
Jeannie, it's not a telephone book. lt's just a piece of glass.
-Boy, this is spooky, isn't it? -lsn't it?
the wish to explore the unknown.
-My friend Nossie used-- -Nossie?
-Oh, major. -Yes.
Yes, l would.
Now, if you just give me a chance--
He came because he does not believe in me...
l hope you do not mind.
How did you know you were gonna meet me?
lt's a date.