Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

To stay, I mean?
Great.
I have to go to the bathroom.
He'd let 'em play with stuff right in the aisles like I used to when I was little.
Are you picking up an order?
Hurry home. It's almost time.
I.V.
It's gotta go through... - Please.
Dan Challis. - I know.
Come on.
Where are they taking her?
You've gotta... Please, stop it. Stop it now. Turn it off!
Two men died here tonight.
The clock is ticking. Hurry home, kids.
Mr. Kupfer has sold more Silver Shamrock masks this year, by far, than anyone else in the country.
Mommy! - Relax a minute, will you?
Thanks a lot for bringing him. - Well, thank you, Doc.
Some pretty wild shit goin' on in there. I ... I heard rumors.
Time for the big giveaway.
Now given over to the manufacture and sale of Halloween masks.
Just ... You want me to what?
Part of the inspection process involves ...
Hello? -Teddy.
Thank you.
Ellie, you all right?
I thought he was crazy, out of his mind. He's hangin' on to a Halloween mask. He wouldn't let it go.
You've still got time to figure it out all by yourself.
You think he'd hire me? A local boy?
happy Halloween.
All right, roll it.
Yeah, I think these a ...
Yeah. He, uh ...
May I help you? Operator, can you get me the sheriff...
What's the matter? Don't you have any Halloween spirit?
Smith. - Smith, of course.
I'll call the police. This place has to fall under somebody's jurisdiction.
Mr. Kupfer has sold more Silver Shamrock masks this year, by far, than anyone else in the country.
What the hell was that?
So ...
Where is she?
It's time again.
If you need help, you have to dial your operator for assistance.
Come along.
Well, hey. How ya doin'?
Ellie?
Smith. - Smith, of course.
Yes, that's my father.
In the end ...
I didn't hurt him! Hey, sorry about that. Glad it didn't hit ya.
You have to get rid of the masks ... the Silver Shamrock ...
Remember that? I had one of those when I was a kid. Used to sit and watch it for hours.
believed to represent the 19-year cycle of the moon.
Let's take our time.
Oh, you know, I hate to say anything, but ...
But I hate trying to deal with 'em in person.
Be better than this floor, anyway.
How you been? - Okay. You? - Okay.
Grew up around a large dairy.
Ellie?
Ellie?
Not even a peek for your best salesman? Oh, just one little look.
Where is she?
I'm scared. I think we should leave.
We cannot complete your call as dialed.
The planets do.
Now, I can't do that.
Your phone, your phone, where is it? It's life and death.
In California ... you never know.
Wait, Ellie, Ellie. Don't.
Mr. Kupfer, I presume? Your rooms are waiting.
Curfew.
And it's time again.
But not until I find out, whether my father went to that factory.
Listen Teddy. Do me another favor. Will you find out everything you can about Conal Cochran?
It's almost time. Hurry home.
Look, Challis, I'm only the assistant.
After World War II ... a wealthy Irishman, Conal Cochran converted it into a toy factory ...
Operator, this is an emergency. I wanna ... I'm sorry.
Do you hear me?!
Oh, some crazy man.
Linda, I can't get out of it. I'm really sorry. I ...
Bye. - Bye.
I'm sorry. We cannot complete your call as dialed. Please hang up and dial again. This is a record ...
Oh, Doctor, you asked about the girl.
Who's in charge of the patient?
You killed her. - Oh, no. Miss Guttman was the victim of a misfire.
German.
Thanks a lot for bringing him. - Well, thank you, Doc.
Don't miss it.
Halloween morning.
Yeah.
Mr. Cochran'll be here. Then everything will be fine.
Dr. Rusfield, call admitting.