Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Well,
Brian, will you listen to me? Drowning--
They say crickets rub their legs together when they're in love.
Lowell Benson, second-in-command at Margo Dean Enterprises.
to find out what happened four years ago,
Ah, Mr. Fleming. Thank you for coming. Sit down, please.
He wants to see you. No, at once.
You don't leave me any choice.
Well, it might be and it might not.
But how can she be married to a total stranger?
Oh, are-- are you adopted, Ann?
Does that name mean anything to you?
I never knew anything like this was gonna happen. Just get me out of here.
That is, until we get tired of you. Like hell I am!
Come on.
Janet.
Ah, you remember Pierre, darling? Don't you?
You must be feeling better. You haven't called me Benson for hours.
Could Mom and Dad come too?
[ Gasps ] No! I want Pierre!
There's something you didn't plan on when you arranged to get me here, Benson.
what made her close off her mind,
She's started to breathe. She's breathing.
It can't be.
Easy. Easy!
Charles. Sit there with her. Sit close beside her.
As the man said,
before you met Janet again.
If it weren't so absurd, it would be almost funny. You!
[ Crying ]
Don't matter none though.
[ Creaking ]
Mr. Roarke is a, uh, regular magician, sir.
- Thank you. - You are most welcome.
[ Angry Growl ]
Well, it's not locked now.
I see.
M-- Mrs. Fleming!
Raoul and Dorf brought her back.
Studying law on the G.I. bill,
Benson! You're free. Easy.
How much did you pay Roarke for this little fantasy of yours?
That you will have a whole weekend to find out about, won't you?
The couple who adopted your daughter have taken very good care of her.
Dr. Croyden thinks Janet may be right.
Boardwalk! How come you always land on Boardwalk?
Hey, it's really not bad.
No, you don't. You think it's all in my mind.
as dreams are made of.
and I'll just keep apologizing.
but suppose, for once in your life, Roarke,
No, sir. Isn't she in her room?
[ Laughing ]
His wife, Lucy, is president of the Children's Aid Society in Santa Barbara.
Yes.
to grant other people's wishes.
You have nothing to worry about.
Then I think it's only fair that they pay only what they can afford.
No. I have a little business matter to settle with you first.
I still can't quite believe it.
Where did you go?
It was you in there.
or when I feel a personal sympathy for them.
Yes. Oh.
Ann? Of course, Ann.
Maybe we're ready for one now.
I can't let her go through life thinking her mother was some tramp...
Good. Then please remember your promise.
I've read about it in lots of magazines and stuff.
I'm not going any further with it. Now?
Now they have three.
Really extraordinary.
Oh, am I glad to see you. I've been hacking my way through this lousy jungle.
Dorf. What in blazes? [ Dog Growling ]
Not long.
Well?
Ciao. Ciao.
She's happy now. Despising her real parents--
Oh, I love you!