Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

He's been on television.
It feels just like it's going to snow... - Damn it, boy.
You're welcome.
No, Ben. - Oh, sure you do.
The President warmly encouraged future trade relations...
To quote Mr. Gardiner, a most intuitive man:
"Life...
We have an additional guest with us today, Mr. Chauncey Gardiner.
No driver's license, no wallet, no credit cards.
That's a very nice name.
...I'm going to talk to you, but you're not going to hear a word I say, see?
Would you be seated? - Yes, I will.
Jogger's knee and swimmer's...
Yes, I could stay here.
I don't understand "move out."
So am I, Eve.
I don't know. We'll see what the doctor says.
Ever watch a game on TV and see the players chugging down this stuff?
That's one of the things I admire about you, your admirable balance.
Sorry.
...in 1928.
We don't want them snatched out from under us, am I right?
Sounds as if we need a lot of gardening here.
"...I must admit that they have no use for me, either.
Chance?
Is there a TV upstairs?
And they would put pictures like these...
I'll provide you with the very best ghost writer, proofreaders...
I'm sorry. All I can think of is trunks.
- Sorry to persist, sir, but it would be of great interest to me
This information goes back a day and a half.
What did I tell you? That's exactly what I mean.
You look fine, boss.
Thank you, Eve.
Overall, pretty good.
It's for sure a white man's world in America.
Have it in my office, tomorrow at 7:00.
You like to watch?
Thank you. Yes.
I use it to change the channels.
Would you care to comment
Anybody who'd try to stop him has to be totally stupid.
As in a garden of the earth, let us learn to accept
Why don't you listen to your friend Chauncey?
Bobby.
Could you please tell me where I could find a garden to work in?
...temporary incentives?
Mr. Chance, I'd like to know what sort of claim...
...the thought of dying...
Do that. - Good day.
You hear that?
Yeah, Kaufman, what is it? - The CIA or the FBI...
I have trouble writing a postcard to my children.
Give me your hand.
Sorry.
Isn't that true, Eve?
Isn't that what any businessman is? A gardener.
And where have you been all my life?
Call me, or have your attorney call me...
I'm allowed to go to the attic and wear any of the old man's clothes.
...and he's cold as a fish.
This way.
...do it.
...is that I'm a little shy.
Why, yes. Certainly.
that the garden needs a lot of care.
So whose files were destroyed? The CIA's or the FBI's?
I would love to escort Eve.
Yes, in a day or two.
...that I trust.
"During these conferences...
And, Chauncey,
You say he showed you his garden.
It's like Gardiner never existed.
I'm sure it is. That's what they say, anyway.
Fertilize it.
I'll have them set another place.
Thank you, Eve.
I would like to see Ben.
The people of this country need to be awakened.
Ben, I was wondering if you had a chance... - Yes?
...if you change your mind about signing.
Thank you.
No. I just...
You can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay...
You may find, my friend, that we are not so far from each other.
It's such a pleasant way to forget one's troubles.
Yes, sir.
You wouldn't think of driving without your rear-view mirror...
Chauncey,
And if you give your garden...
I've got to take a leak. - Right, chief.
And swimmer's what?
How long do we stay in here?
...has been much easier for me.
"Yes. You tell that asshole..."
Please, sit in the chair.