Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

-I felt like a fool. -I know that feeling.

[sports commentator speaking indistinctly on radio]

I'll turn it down after this. I just…

Let's play chess.

What's her name?

Anger clears my head.

[drum solo playing]

[jazz music playing loudly on radio]

[woman, with Russian accent] "I'm a good player, but I play people half my age."

I can tell, on the first move,

"The pride and the sorrow of chess."

-[pieces clacking rapidly] -[button clicking]

-What about the other bishop here? -For Christ's sakes.

What actually happened, not what could have happened.

You have to get past me first.

♪ When you put your arms around me ♪

-I thought maybe the two of you were-- -No, we weren't.

Or we could play some skittles, or blitz,

If you get locked into one idea, like this king knight pawn, say,

Which, admittedly, is not a lot. [chuckles]

♪ What a lovely way to burn ♪

I can think of that might be able to do it.

And then he retired at 22.

…the other pawn falls.

-You're welcome. -Beth, take a look at this.

Be careful, Beth.

You've helped me realize something.

Margaret. [chuckles awkwardly] Right. Hi.

Now, you know Diderot?

I-I know… I know you're better than me.

It must be exciting.

Did you have a second?

-Sorry. -[Danny] Don't be.

I really appreciate how you're taking this.

-♪ Not your steppin' stone ♪ -♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ In the mornin' A fever all through the night ♪

After you lost your mom.

I've read that one.

♪ Teach me tonight ♪

I could beat Borgov with a little more work.

Not Harry Beltik.

It's check once the pawn moves, and the knight trades.

-[Beth] Hm. -I won't be coming by so much.

I let him do it to me.

What advice would you give to any young players

Well, Margaret Johnson now. [chuckles]

[shoes clatter to floor]