Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Machine: You have two new messages.

Nanny, in the morning,

We... we have been a little preoccupied with our benefit.

(doorbell rings)

I know that you work hard. I just think

it became quite obvious

You are so much smarter than I was.

And once I finally let myself say it,

I guess I'm officially an asshole.

You see the building with the red umbrella?

So if you wanted to call...

Come on. The other trainees, you know,

Annie's voice: Male monogamy remains an elusive,

Woman: My husband and I are taking our second honeymoon

Oh my God, oh my God. Okay okay.

So it's only fitting that I should wear it tonight,

Who was that, your roommate?

My father traveled constantly for work.

like the Pissarro show at the Guggenheim.

(thunder rumbling)

Pay attention, honey. Basically,

* And don't let your life *

Anyone seen my spaceship

- 2:45. - I'm sorry?

Grayer loves you.

Nanny, this is yours, is it not?

I would give the world to be sitting where you're sitting right now.

- Isn't that on the West Side? - Yeah, so?

I'm exhausted and Mr. X is expected sometime before 9:00.

How about this?

the men are often distant and uninvolved,

What the hell are you doing here?

I hate coquilles dry. I want sushi.

Grayer has a temperature of 104

It's... it's just that when Mr. X is in the middle of a big deal,

asshole is a pretty strong word.

A charmed life?

Well, how could you find a decent apartment so fast?

I was confused.

Making calls. Where's the chow?

What couldn't you handle? You're young, you're smart,

Well, I couldn't imagine a more perfect dress

Cool. What are they?

Grayer: Stop it!

that my flight was canceled.

* Got to make up your mind *

Anti... antidisestablishmentarianism.

What are you doing here?

Mr. X has arranged for a taxi to take you to the ferry

Fondue? Go get my dress.

Man on P. A: New Jersey PATH train to Manhattan

Oh yeah? What kind of work do you do?

I certainly hope so.

It is not mine, it is not Mr. X's,

That's my dress. You can't borrow that dress.

I don't mean to be laughing.

* Was only temporary *

I work with your daddy in the Chicago office.

I... I think it's better if we talk alone.

- Wait a minute. - The guy I told you about is here.

- You want a secret name? - Yeah, I want a secret name.

Grayer: I saw another one.

Actually, this job kind of chose me.

Uh, we used it all at the party, so...

Listen, I'm losing cell service here.

I forgot to mention his name is Hayden.

- Who is that? - That's the nanny, dear.

This is outrageous. Stop the tape.

- at this point... - There are mimes in the next room.

I'm so sorry. It's not funny.

And this fun meal has to be our little secret, okay?

You're gonna think I'm totally crazy,

* Sonnez les matines, sonnez les matines. *

Like when we met in Central Park?

They're chubby, bald, steak-eating,

I won the Peter Pan Musical. Why? Because it's Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

* Searching for someone *

- Oh, Lynette. - Hi, how are you? Nice to meet you.

Come on, don't be shy.

I know where you live, so I'll camp out at your door if I have to.

* What I'm living for, what I'm living for *

Gosh, come on. It's one meeting at Goldman Sachs.

I'll tell you what though... it doesn't touch the Jersey Shore.

I can't tolerate the yapping. Grayer's too young anyway.

but here's an idea... why don't you try eating dinner with your child

Annie's voice: Since my job required a vow of chastity,

- He is... - Lynette's new boyfriend.

* And don't let your life *

The fridge is well-stocked.

here's your final payment.

- so... - Neither did I.

Go ahead, puppy, do your business.

Personally, I think you're making a big mistake.

(feet clomping)

(girl laughing)

We're baking a cake.

We'll schedule a lunch. Anywhere you'd like to go.

All I'm getting is a million flat.

Wouldn't know him if I did.

which reminds me...

There wasn't a single delay or cancelation out of Chicago

Grayer, hurry up. Your mom's coming.

* Something more, more, more *

Oh, I really don't know him. He's Annie's friend.

when leaving your kids with strangers.