Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

It's a great night to spot comets.
Yeah, well, don't worry about me.
I'm tellin' ya, Jo, that I love you. Doesn't that mean anything to you?
Bill, we have the apartment for three days and three nights.
Nikki comes home.
Black angel hair pasta with Dalmatian sauce.
The man is a prince, Jo.
Marriage? I'm talking about dinner with his parents.
This should keep us up to date, Kat.
My dad is not exactly a load of laughs.
Each room is more breathtaking than the next.
I got nothing' against bums.
Four stars.
I curse, I'm stupid, I'm a slut.
We should get him to come here. A good review would bring in tons of people.
Next time you take on a Yalie, pick one your own age?
- Josephina. - Jo!
No. I went last night.
Nice sweater.
- Those boys talkin' to me? - No, I don't think they is.
My dad's is the 62-foot two-misted schooner there.
I mean, I've been married two hours and she wants me knocked up already!
- Really? - I worked in a pizza place one summer.
I'm fine. In fact, I don't know, I feel kinda good.
Yeah, right. Baby-sittin' for the baby-sitter?
- Daisy. - Teresa. You work here?
You're going to wiggle your sweet ass, and he's going to forget all about it.
All I want is for you to make something of yourself!
So how is it?
This is Hector Pleshette wishing you...
picking ivy, or whatever you do there?
- I got some nice lost... - No, thanks, Ma.
Looks to me like he's puttin' the moves on you.
What has he got back here? I mean, God, what a stink.
I was lucky. I caught that morning plane.
It used to be called the Rose, after his mom.
- OK, what do you want to drink? - White wine?
- You know what I wonder? - What?
And Dad's big frustration in life is that he can't train me.
I see kind of a... fuzzy clump.
Excuse me. May I have my coffee now?
Ma? I'm not gonna be able to take you to the potluck tomorrow.
I hope you and the young lady enjoyed your dinners.
She won't even tell us what's in it.
I really love you guys.
- Didn't we, Phoebe? - Mommy, can we please go home?
- When can you start? - Anytime.
They were bein' real jerks!
He was just being nice. People do that, you know.
Yes, that's going to do it.
That's called the tomalley, Steamer. It's the best part.
I know what one looks like.
I don't know. Let's just talk about it later.
So I ask you now, in the presence of God, family and friends,
Next time you take on a Yalie pick one your own age
Either.
Kat, I got a great idea.
- I think we should do it, Leona. - Listen, young ladies.
My grandfather taught my father how to make it. And my father taught me.
When I was your age, you think they weren't sniffin' around after me?
It'll be a shame when they finish this place.
I've been baby-sitting since I was nine.
Well, Kat... four, and you go to heaven.