The first 200 lines.
This one can go up to the moon.
It can even go up to the sky.
Well, I'm just catching clams.
I just...
Look, there's one.
Over there. Over there. Huh?
Over there. Yeah.
Look, this one will go up to the moon.
Look, look, this one will go up to the moon.
Try it.
And this is a helicopter.
Well that's just far, too.
It's not up to the...
And this is even an airplane.
An airplane can go farther than that.
And this is a skimobile.
Well, I think...
Maybe, but, go over there, maybe there's some more.
Well, I'm finding a bunch of them here.
Look at this one. This one will be another far one.
Look. Here's one.
Here's one. Look.
Huh.
Look.
Huh. That one was a jet airplane.
This will be a motorboat.
That one is a battle ship cruiser.
Look at my... Missy!
Michael! Lunch time.
What? Look at this. Look at this.
Look what I have. Look what we got.
What? Let me see. Come here. Let me see.
Some clams. Some clams?
Did you dig them yourself? Yeah.
Can we make clam chowder?
What a good idea. We can make it this evening.
That's a great idea.
Can I have a bite of your apple?
Yeah. Here.
Come on, let's go to lunch, you're hungry.
Wait. Can we go on the swing, just once? Please?
On the swing? Before lunch?
After lunch.
Please? Just once?
Just once. Okay, come on.
Come on, I'll push you.
Can you get on?
Okay.
Can she go higher than that?
Peanut butter's getting cold.
And the chef's lonely.
Higher! Off the swing. Get off the swing.
Come on, come on. Lunch break.
Hey, Daddy. Look, look!
Hey!
Look, this'll make clam chowder.
They smell great.
Hey!
Hold it, hold it.
Who's hungry?
Me! I'm hungry! Whoo! Whoo!
Daddy, here. Boo!
You know, we do have a rematch coming.
This is it for Dad. - Yeah?
The old man's going to bite the dust on this one.
Hey...
Hey, Daddy, give it to me, give it to me.
Get him, get him. Tackle him, Mommy.
Hey!
There we go!
Good for you, Tiger.
Right about 7:00
and looking at the weather for the Cape.
The weather bureau says we might get that storm
a little sooner than had been expected.
Rain should start by mid-morning,
with temperatures in the low 40s.
And if you haven't looked out your window, you might check it out.
Beautiful leaves out there.
That's what I like about this time of year.
The autumn leaves come down in different colors.
And it seems like every time...
Happy birthday, Mommy!
Hey!
Hey. All right.
What are you guys doing up so early?
We set the alarm.
You did?
Happy birthday, Nance.
Open the present!
Excuse me.
Hey, I'm sorry, pal. Yeah.
I didn't see you. I'm sorry. Sorry.
Hey, that's a nice looking bike there.
Your dad get it for you?
No way. I got a job.
Yeah? It's better that way, ain't it? You appreciate it more.
Yeah.
Hey, don't I know you?
I know I've seen you around here.
You... You play basketball?
What's your name? Neil.
Neil. I gotta get going. I got work to do.
Yeah? Hey listen, Neil. What?
You wanna make yourself a dollar?
Sure.
I got something that has to be delivered
between 10:00 and 12:00 this morning.
See the radio station there? Yeah.
Yeah, you just drop this in that box outside.
Between 10:00 and 12:00.
You don't even have to go inside. Okay.
All right? What do you say?
Five bucks.
Five bucks?
Hey, come on, Neil, what are you...
You kidding?
What... What did you say your name was?
Jesse James? No.
You should wear a mask when you throw these papers, Neil.
Work, work, work, work. Here. Here.
Work, work...
There's $2.
Two bucks?
You know, you're gonna make one hell of a good businessman.
Yeah, well I got more... Here, take the envelope.
Yeah, but I got more... You already forgot.
10:00 and 12:00, now. Okay? Okay.
I got more money in my pocket than you've offered me.
Yeah? Well, get yourself a new basket.
Would you bring the coffee?
Yeah, sure. It's a baby's stool.
I like that stool, Mommy. Please, let me use it.
Come on, come on, let's see the other presents.
You've got your hair in your...
Here. See?
You know that Greek fellow I've been talking to
about buying the Lookout, turning it into a restaurant. Yes.
Yeah, well, he's driving up from New York today to look at it.
Well, I wouldn't eat at the Lookout. It's too gloomy.
Come on, Nance.
Some people like gloomy restaurants.
Hey, that's enough sugar for you.
Mommy... No, that's enough.
Here, put your napkin in your lap.
Remember that Hungarian place in Boston?
The goulash tasted like galoshes.
It's not a yo-yo, Michael.
Now... - Mikey.
Does anybody here know how I can
get rid of some of this oatmeal?
Throw it out.
Missy. No.
You know there are places in the world
where children don't even have anything to eat?
Let them eat the oatmeal.
That's a punch!
Stop that.
Do you wanna see my masterpiece?
Yeah! Yeah!
Ta-da!
Wow!
You're gonna have a great birthday this year, Nance.
Hey, see that Celtic game last night?
It was a great game. Bird...
He was just awesome.
You know, a lot of people say I kind of look like Larry Bird, you know?
Hey, it's $10.
Hey, you're welcome!
You're goin'? Yeah, I'll be there.
All right. I'll see you later.
Okay.
Morning, Clay.
You think you guys can hold this storm off today?
I doubt it.
Morning, Clay. Hi, Jonathan. How are you?
I'm fine, thank you.
How was Nancy this morning?
Beautiful.
I think she's gonna be okay.
I know she's gonna be okay.
Hi. Hey.
Morning, Doctor.
Well, good morning.
How is Dorothy this morning?
I'm very well, thank you. Why don't you come in?
I just made some hot coffee.
No thanks.
I'm quitting caffeine again.
I can fix you some de-caf.
No, thanks. I'm going cold turkey this time.
Bye-bye.
A tie!
Well, I don't want Kragopoulos thinking
he's dealing with a couple of dreamers.
So, let's pick up a cake and go surprise Nancy.
We're late for school.
Hang on. I got to take care of business first.
You're busted!
Missy! Come here.
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