Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

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