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[Theme music]

Song: Love, exciting and new.

Come aboard, we're expecting you.

And love, life's sweetest reward.

Let it flow.

It floats back to you.

The love boat.

Soon we'll be making another run.

The love boat.

Promises something for everyone.

Set a course for adventure, your mind on a new romance.

And love, won't hurt any more.

It's an open smile on a friendly shore.

It's love.

Welcome aboard, it's love.

[Theme music]

[Horns]

Hi.

I'm Gary Michaels.

Could you help me find my cabin, please?

Well, if I can't, i'm in a lot of trouble.

Promenade 316.

Sure.

It's right through those doors and--

do you hear music?

[Music playing]

Wedding bells?

You'll have to excuse him.

He always gets romantic at the start of the cruise.

It's this antique music box of mine.

It must have come open.

Oh, that's nice.

That's a beauty.

Well, you think that's a beauty, look inside.

Oh, man.

What a knockout.

That's a very pretty lady.

She's my wife.

Or she was my wife.

Oh, sorry.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

That was almost 100 years ago.

In another life.

I keep hoping I'll find her again.

She's really the only girl I want.

Well, guess I'll settle in.

Through those doors, right?

Yeah.

Wedding bells isn't the only thing that guy's hearing.

Hi. I'm Diane Dayton.

Oh, yeah. It's right here.

Diane Dayton.

Fiesta 228.

That's right.

Yeah, ok.

Right into the elevator and down a flight.

Thanks.

You bet.

Gopher, gopher, that's her.

Her who?

That's the girl in the antique music box.

She sure looks good for her age, doesn't she?

Mom, I want to see captain steer the ship.

I want to see where the captain steers the ship

and where the radar is.

Ok, ok.

All right.

Come on.

Hi.

I'm Barbara Lee and this is my son Mike.

Hi.

Welcome aboard.

Thank you.

Your cabin is on the promenade deck, Mrs. Lee.

It's right through the lobby in the--

where is the captain steer.

It's called the bridge.

And it's right up those stairs.

Mike.

Oh, I'm terribly sorry.

If your camera is broken, I'd be glad to--

I think the case saved it.

I just wish my knee came in a case.

Mike, you come down here right now.

All right.

Now you apologize.

Sorry.

Young man, you ever want to be a fullback,

you come see me in a few years, huh?

I coach high school football.

George wetlin.

I'm Barbara Lee.

And Mike.

Is it just the two of you?

Yes.

Just the two of us.

Are you sure you're all right?

I think so.

But an injury like this could require constant attention.

Come on, mom.

I'm sorry, but as you see--

Mike-- my constant attention is spoken for.

Mike!

Adam?

Have you seen Julie?

No.

Gopher--

sir.

Have you seen Julie?

No, she hasn't come on board yet.

She's been kind of down lately.

I hope nothing's wrong.

But what could be wrong?

Oh, well, sir, anything could be wrong.

She could be in a taxi accident or a bus

accident, a train wreck.

Oh, here she comes.

It's amazing she lived through all that.

Hi, captain.

Mindy, guys, sorry I am late.

No, I'm sure you have a good reason.

Well, yeah.

I went to the beauty parlor while I was ashore.

I knew she had a good reason.

It took longer than I expected.

It's something I've been wanting to do for a long time

and I finally got up the nerve.

I hope you like it.

Oh my goodness.

I've never seen anything like it before.

It's very interesting.

Most unusual.

I love the cut.

I was so afraid you wouldn't like it.

Well, I'm just going to go down to my cabin

and play with my new hair-do.

Ok.

Well, at least we know one thing-- we'll always be able

to pick her out in a crowd.

[Horn]

Just the guy I was looking for.

You remember that picture you showed me?

The one with a girl in it?

She's sitting right over there, by the pool.

I'm not kidding you. - Come on.

I'm used to being kidded, gopher.

It's all right. - I am not kidding you.

She looks just like the girl and she's sitting right over there.

That's-- that's her.

That's-- that's the girl I was married to.

Well, if I were you, I wouldn't introduce

myself just like that.

Yes?

Hello again.

Do I know you?

Well, don't you?

Uh, no.

I don't think so.

Well, I have something that might jog your memory.

As a matter of fact, it will blow your mind.

I have a picture that you have to see.

Oh, not the old come into my cabin and look at my etchings

routine.

No, no.

Wait here.

I'll be right back.

I can't.

I have an appointment for a massage.

But-- but this is very important.

Please?

So's my massage.

Well then, meet me after.

Well--

you won't be sorry.

Ok.

The starlight tech in about two hours.

Perfect.

Ok.

I'll see you later.

Bye.

[Hums wedding march]

Hey!

Well now, if it isn't the little fullback.

You want to play rough?

Mike!

What are you doing--

Mr. Wetlin, what are you doing?

Well, he started it.

What am I going to do with you?

I'm sorry, Mr. Wetlin.

It's George.

It's ok.

We were having fun together.

Well, you're very understanding.

Well, Mike.

I think we've bothered Mr. Wetlin quite enough.

No, really.

It's no bother.

In fact, it'd be great if you two could join me for dinner.

Can we, mom?

Can we?

Well, that's very kind of you--

oh, it's not kindness.

It's for totally selfish reasons.

Well--

it's a date then.

All right.

I'll see you at 7:00.

Come on, Mike.

Join me while I get some sun, ok?

I don't want to.

Well, Mike, I brought--

I don't want any books.

Mike?

Here, let me help you with those.

Oh, it's all right.

Thank you.

I guess I just had so much suntan lotion on my hands,

they just slipped out.

Thank you.

Did Julie make it back?

Oh, you haven't seen her yet.

No.

Uh, Isaac, look, we've got to warn you--

[knocking]

Hi, guys.

Hi.

[Laughter]

You don't like it?

Like what?

Oh, doc was just telling us a joke

about a rabbit and a bear--

right.

[Laughter]

Oh, I thought you were laughing at my new hairdo.

Oh, you got a new hairdo.

Yeah.

Do you like it?

Ah, Julie, it's something else.

Oh, great.

Then it's unanimous.

All my friends like my new hairdo.

Well, I better get back to work.

I can't just stand around here all day looking gorgeous.

Her hair is dyed.

Her hair is dead.

What kind of friends are we?

Letting her walk around with hair that looks like that.

Somebody has got to tell her the truth.

Ok.

Gopher, since it's your idea, why don't--

oh, no, no, no.

We'll draw straws for it.

Short straw tells her.

Um, I don't think I should be a part of this.

I mean, I am a minor and minors aren't allowed to gamble,

especially on the high seas.

Draw your straw, minor.

Too bad, gopher.

I just saw Julie.

What are you going to do about that horrible hair of hers.

Well, we're just drawing straws to see

who should tell her, sir.

There's one left.

Lost again, huh, gopher?

Ok, here I am.

Blow my mind.

Does this look like anybody you know?

That's me.

Or my grandmother.

No, no.

It's you.

But the picture's too old.

Almost 100 years.

Where'd you get this.

Well, most recently in an antique shop.

And then I started remembering our other life together.

Other life?

Our other life?

Yes.

I'm talking about reincarnation and love, a love so strong

that it made us find each other again.

I don't know what you're on, but it sure can't be legal.

Well, did I imagine the picture?

That's me all right.

I don't understand.

Well, you'll start remembering again, just like I did.

Look, it's 1890 and we're on a ship together, just like now.

Think back.

Just think back.

Try to see it the way it was.

Think.

Just thinking back now.

The way it was.

[Horn]

This is the most wonderful honeymoon anybody ever had.

I've got something for you.

A wedding present.

Oh, darling.

It's magnificent.

Open it up.

Thank you.

I love you.

Darling, I'll never forget this moment.

Nor will I, not if I live forever.

Couldn't you see it?

Couldn't you see the way it was?

You gave me this music box.

I-- i--

I don't know.

I think i--

i'm--

Gopher: I'm going now.

I told you that I'd do it.

You lost fair and square.

I will tell her.

I just happen to be busy at the moment, all right?

No, wait a second.

This is the moment.

We don't have to do this right now.

Oh, hi guys.

Hi, Julie.

What's going on?

Gopher, the lady's talking to you.

We have a problem.

Oh, well, you know, if you guys have a problem,

any problem, I want to help.

Oh, you like all the little curls around my head.

It's the way I would have worn it.

Yeah, it's amazing what you can do with hair.

Thanks.

Now what about your problem?

The problem is hair.

Mine?

No.

Mine hair.

Mein herr.

Doc and I have a bet on how to spell mine hair.

Yeah, is it m-e-i-n or m-i-e-n.

Oh, m-e-i-n capital h-e-r-r.

There you go.

You see?

Ladies with beautiful hairdos are also beautiful spellers.

Mike, honey, slow down.

You're gonna make yourself sick.

Hey, your mom's right, tiger.

If you don't chew your food, no assimilation, no muscle.

Right, coach.

Oh, I almost forgot.

Mike, they had this in the gift shop with your name on it.

Thanks.

What is it?

Well, it's a pedometer.

Joggers and athletes use it.

In the morning, you set it to 0, clip it on your clothes,

and at the end of the day, it tells you

how many miles you've covered.

It'll also tell your mom how many

miles she covered chasing you.

Hi, Mr. Wetlin.

Mrs. Lee.

Barbara, this is Vicki.

She's the captain's daughter.

- Hi. - Hi.

She's available to sit with Mike tonight,

if that's all right with you.

Oh, I don't think that will be necessary.

Mike and I will be turning in soon.

Please, Barbara.

I'm sure Mike will be in very good hands with Vicki.

Don't worry about a thing.

Well, I suppose it will be all right.

A girl?

Yes.

All right then.

I'll be down in a few minutes to show you the medicine he has

to take before he goes to bed.

Ok.

Come on, Mikey.

Medicine?

Is everything all right?

Oh yes.

Everything's fine.

It's just that when you have kids, you have medicine.

Speaking of medicine, my doctor

tells me that I should be dancing at least two miles

a night.

I don't know.

It's just so hard to accept that you and I

had a previous life together.

Why?

Diane, listen, reincarnation is a belief shared by millions

of hindus and Buddhists.

My folks are southern baptists.

Oh.

Well, darling, you're just avoiding the truth.

I'm not.

And please don't call me darling.

Why?

It feels right, doesn't it?

No.

Yes.

Oh, I don't know what I feel.

Diane, I never thought i'd be lucky enough to find you--

again.

[Laughter]

Good evening everybody.

Good evening.

Oh, thank you, John.

Gopher?

Mm?

Have you spoken to Julie?

About what, sir?

Oh, about the-- the word.

Oh, mein herr.

Oh, sir, that's all straightened out.

Oh.

Very good.

Julie, I want you to know it wasn't

easy for gopher to tell you.

Oh, merrill, was that a fog horn I just heard?

Of course not.

It's a very clear night.

Anyway, Julie, as I was saying.

It wasn't easy for gopher to tell

you about that silly looking hairdo and that horrible color.

That's what a friend is for.

Oh, captain, if you win the rest of my friends

will excuse me, I'll take my silly

looking hairdo with its horrible color back to my cabin.

Excuse me.

I didn't even draw the short straw.

You know, I imagine raising a little boy all by yourself

can be pretty tough.

When I was first divorced about four years ago, it was.

And now I kind of like it being just Mike and me.

I know what you mean.

I'm set in my ways, too.

You know, I've been a bachelor for so long I've gotten

to like holes in my socks.

I'm really glad I let you talk me into this,

because I'm having a wonderful time.

I knew you would.

Enjoying yourself?

I can't explain it, but I feel so close to you.

Well, you should we've loved each other a long time.

Oh, Gary, could that really be true?

Of course it is.

You know it is.

Ah, darling, I'll never forget this moment.

Neither will I, not if I live forever.

I haven't been on a date in a long time,

but I don't ever remember it being this much fun.

That's because you've never been out with a guy

as charming as I am.

I was just thinking that.

Is something wrong?

Well, it's late and I should be getting back.

It's early.

Mike's in very good hands with Vicki.

There's really nothing to worry about.

Well, I'd feel better if I looked in on him.

Sure.

I'll be back in a few minutes.

Here, take this with you.

Well, guess it was no it's accident

that I took this cruise.

Oh, you couldn't have avoided it if you tried.

There's only one thing I regret though.

What's that?

This won't be our first time.

Mrs. Lee, he just got to sleep.

I tried to page you at the night club, but--

Vicki called me when Mike wouldn't take his medicine.

You can't imagine--

oh, yes, I can.

How much do I owe you, Vicki.

Oh, don't worry about it.

Mr. Wetlin took care of everything.

Good night.

Good night.

How long has your son been taking this medicine?

About five years.

I assume it's for his hyperactivity?

More than that.

Mike has minimal brain dysfunction.

It affects his coordination and his attention span.

I'm sure you already know that.

But most of the time, he's a happy, affectionate

child, just like anyone else.

And then suddenly--

violent, destructive, aggressive.

Yes and he can hurt himself and others.

His father wanted to put him in an institution, but i--

I just couldn't do it.

I guess it was hard for my husband

to deal with, having a child that wasn't

like all the other children.

Constant pressure, the embarrassment.

I know these situations are never easy.

That's what finally broke up our marriage.

Well, please call me if you need anything.

Thank you.

Good night, Mrs. Lee.

Good night.

Julie.

You sure you want to be seen with someone

with such silly looking hair?

Julie, please.

I want to apologize about that.

Everybody feels terrible that they hurt your feelings.

Really.

Oh, you didn't hurt my feelings.

You just made me very angry.

Well, guess what?

I got Gladys to open up the beauty salon

and she gave me some hair dye.

Oh.

What color are you going to dye your hair?

Julie, come on.

Please.

I'm not going to change the color of my hair

just because you guys insist on living in the 18th century.

Give me one good reason why I should.

Because it's the pits.

That bad?

The pits?

The pits.

We who are about to die, salute you.

Gar--

Gary: I'll be right out.

I'm brushing my teeth.

What takes you so long to get ready for bed anyway?

Gary: I want this night to be perfect.

[Music box playing]

Barbara, I got worried.

What happened to you?

Well, i-- I have this headache, and i--

I thought, well, maybe I just better go to sleep.

Well, I wish you'd come and told me that.

I could have been waiting out there all night.

I'm sorry.

Look, Barbara.

If you don't want to see me, you don't have to make up excuses.

Just tell me.

Julie: It's a mess job, huh?

I sure hope it works.

I'm sure it'll work.

What?

I'm sure it will work.

Gladys guaranteed it.

I hope so.

Being glamorous was fun, but I understand

why movie stars have to take such good care of themselves.

Mm-hm.

- Being glamorous is hard work. - Yep.

Ew, I got this stuff all over my hand.

Hey, Julie, you know you're not supposed to leave

this stuff on overnight.

I'll see you in the morning.

Oh, I sure hate to leave all this stuff on my hair

overnight, but if it works, it'll be worth it.

[Music playing]

Ah, oh, it's a good day for singing a song.

Oh, it's a good day for moving along.

My hair is green.

I come from a long line of blond haired, blue eyed people

and I have green hair.

Green haired people are very lonely people.

Morning.

How's your headache?

George, look, I didn't really have a headache last night.

I'd like to explain.

Please sit down.

I didn't want to stand you up last night.

See, there's something that I think you should know about--

mom, look.

Mike, that's great.

But I think that's about enough for now.

You're quite a little athlete, Mike.

Ah, he's in great shape.

I want to be a football player when I grow up.

Football's my favorite sport.

Well, I'll tell you what, when we get back home,

I'll get us some tickets and we'll go to a game.

Really?

Can I, mom?

Well, I don't see why not.

But only us men, huh?

Right.

Mom thinks football is for animals.

Hey, how's your pedometer working?

Great.

I put on two miles already.

Wow, I wish I could get my team to hustle like that.

Mike, Mike, Mike!

- No! - Mike.

Stop it, stop it!

Mike.

[Growling]

Mike.

Spoiled kid.

She ought to learn how to control him.

Diane, what happened to you last night.

I came out of the bathroom and you were gone.

I've heard of lousy ways of getting a girl into bed,

but re-incarnation?

That is the all time lowest.

What are you talking about?

How many other faces have you pasted

in that music box of yours?

Oh.

Diane, I'm sorry.

I really mean that.

It just didn't work out the way I thought it would.

See, I saw you in the travel agents office

and when I heard you were booking

the same cruise, well, i--

I got the idea and I took your picture.

Get away from me.

I don't want to see your face for the rest of this cruise.

And I mean that.

Sir?

Yes?

Julie won't come out of her cabin.

She wouldn't come out for breakfast and I went by again

and she still won't come out.

Oh, if I had weird hair like that,

I wouldn't come out of my cabin either.

Sir?

Yes?

I think we really hurt Julie feelings.

Oh.

Oh, that must be my fault. I wouldn't

have said anything to her if I had known

gopher hadn't spoken to her.

Well, maybe the next time each of us sees her,

we should tell her how much we really like her new hairdo.

That's a good idea, Isaac.

She's not the only girl with platinum hair.

Besides, I'm sure we'll all get used to it, given time.

I wonder how much time he's talking about.

Bye.

Bye.

Hi, Mrs. Lee.

Hi.

Mike looks like he's doing much better.

Ah, yes.

He's calmed down quite a bit.

And how are you doing?

I'm hanging in there.

Good.

Here, I thought this trip would be perfect for Mike,

but I'm afraid it's a little more

excitement than he can handle.

Well, he's a little more than your friend could handle.

George, yes.

Well, I thought for a while we could

have something good together.

But why can't you?

Well, when he finds out about Michael's problem,

he'll be off like a shot.

That doesn't sound like you're being very fair.

Maybe he will run away, but then again, maybe he won't.

Now why don't you give him a chance to make up his own mind.

Ah, say, doc--

sure.

I'll look after Mike for you.

Thanks.

Hey, Mike.

You're doing great.

Thanks.

What's that guy's name?

[Knocking]

Who is it?

Gopher: It's gopher.

Come in.

Julie, can't wait to see the color of your hair.

I haven't told the other guys.

How did it turn out?

Come on.

Julie?

Don't keep me in suspense.

Gopher, you remember this is not just my hair.

You bought the dye, so it's your hair too, right?

Ah!

Julie, your hair is green.

I mean, our hair is green, but mostly yours is--

green.

I know.

That's what I thought, but I needed a second opinion.

What am i--

I'm sorry.

Actually though, you know, it's not all green.

Huh?

In back it's a little blue.

Where?

Diane, please.

I warned you to stay away from me.

But listen, Diane, it's--

I know I did something wrong, but it

was just a little white lie.

You're a terribly sick person.

Ah, don't you see?

Something-- something made me trick you so

that we could find each other.

That something happens to be a nasty, perverted mind.

No.

It's love.

Last night, you were in love with me.

Admit it.

We both felt it.

Last night, I didn't know you were a con man or a liar.

Ah, Diane, darling.

We have to be together.

You can't avoid it.

No?

Watch me.

George?

Oh hi.

How's your little darling doing?

Look, you mustn't blame Michael

for what happened this morning.

I don't blame Mike.

I blame his overprotective mother who coddles him

and refuses to discipline him.

Look, if I'm overprotective, it's because I have to be.

I didn't want to get into this with you,

but I feel like you deserve an explanation.

Mike has minimal brain dysfunction.

He has what?

It's a disease and it causes sudden uncontrollable

bouts of anger and aggression.

Barbara, I'm sorry.

I had no--

I apologize.

No need to apologize.

Why didn't you tell me?

Well, it's not exactly the kind of thing

you discuss on a first date.

You mean, it just happens to him without warning?

Well, the medication helps to keep it under control.

And there's a family counseling program that helps me to cope.

Look, this is really unfair of me.

I really just came in to see if you and i--

you don't need to be saddled with my problems.

Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Mazatlan.

And tours will be leaning in one half hour.

Hey, aren't you going to Mazatlan?

It's really a fun spot.

Nah.

Oh, boy, have I had a lot of good times there.

I remember one time--

[crash]

[Music playing]

[Creaking]

Diane!

[Crash]

No!

Isaac.

I just saw the past.

I really saw it.

I can't let it happen again.

Well, you want me to charge this to your past life

or to this one?

Gopher, did Ms. Dayton leave the ship?

Yeah.

She was one of the first one's off.

Well, did she say where she was going?

Ah, no.

Oh, but I told her about this place

makes fantastic margaritas.

Los gatos. - Los gatos.

Thanks

actually that you put on--

Captain, it's me, Julie.

Let me in.

Captain, I've got something awful to show you.

Oh, relax Julie.

I've already seen your platinum hair.

I'm really starting to like it.

It's green.

It's spoiled.

What am I gonna do?

I don't want green hair.

Oh.

There, there, Julie.

We'll take care of it.

[Sobs]

Oh, sir.

There, there.

[Music playing]

Diane, am I glad I found you.

Now listen, I know this sounds crazy,

but you've got to get out of your fast.

Will you please leave me alone?

No.

I saw our past.

This time I really saw it.

And I just saw my future and you're not in it.

Diane, I'm telling you the truth.

I saw it.

A chandelier fell on you.

Gary, take my advice.

Have yourself committed.

[Creaking]

[Screams]

[Crash]

Announcer: We will depart Mazatlan in 20 minutes.

We hope you enjoyed your stay.

You mean, her hair is green?

I mean, really green?

Yes, but don't say anything about it.

Just try to make her feel better.

- I'll try. - All right.

Now just be natural.

Don't even mention the word green.

Ok.

[Knocking]

Who is it?

Vicki: It's Vicki.

Ah, just a second.

Come in.

Hi.

Hi.

You come to see the lady with the freaky hair?

Oh, no.

I came to see you.

Did your dad or gopher tell you anything about my hair?

No.

Oh.

Was dinner ok?

Did you seat some nice people at your dad's table?

Oh, yeah, Mr. and Mrs. Green.

I mean, black.

I missed you.

Thanks.

You would have loved dessert.

It was delicious.

Except dad wouldn't let me have any

until I finished my vegetables.

And you know how I hate green--

well, peas and spinach and broccoli and--

you sure nobody told you anything about my hair?

Positive.

Do you want to look at it?

Eh, if you've seen one green head, you've seen them all.

Julie, I'm sorry.

Oh, it's ok.

I know you meant well.

Would you look at it anyway?

What do you think?

I like it.

Really?

No.

But I like you no matter what.

Thanks.

Announcer: Hope you enjoyed your stay in Mazatlan.

Our next stop is the port of Los Angeles.

Mom, how come we didn't eat dinner with Mr. Wetlin tonight?

Well, I guess he must have had other plans, honey.

Say, there's a great movie on tonight.

You want to go?

Nah.

I don't feel like it.

Are you tired?

You hardly touched your dinner at all.

I'm ok.

You know, when we get back home,

I'm going to get some tickets and take

us to that baseball game.

It's football, mom.

Right.

I'm going to get your pajamas and get you ready for bed.

[Music playing]

I feel so sorry for Julie sitting all alone in her cabin.

Oh, I told her to take the night off.

She didn't want to, so I insisted.

[Laughter]

I didn't want any insensitive people laughing at her.

I know what you mean.

Mel, do you think Julie will be

able to get all like green gook out of hair before we get home?

Only if we hit an iceberg and it

takes two years to tow us in.

Who knows?

Maybe just start a new fashion trend.

If not, we can fix her up with Kermit the frog.

I can't believe what's happened to me on this cruise.

It's like a dream.

Yes, except it's not a dream.

It really happened.

Well, I still don't know if I believe in reincarnation

and foreseeing the future.

But I really do know one thing for sure.

You really did save my life.

That's true.

I did.

And since I did, don't you think it's only fair that you

spend the rest of it with me?

Is that a yes?

Why don't you ask me on our 50th anniversary?

Make it 100.

Hi.

Yeah.

Hi.

How come you didn't come and eat dinner with us tonight?

I wasn't very hungry.

Me neither.

When we get home, are you still gonna

take me to that football game?

I really don't know, Mike.

Hey, watch it.

What are you doing?

It's ok, Mike.

I'm here.

Don't go away any more.

You just try to get rid of me.

Hey, could you handle a couple of cheeseburgers?

Yeah.

I have to ask my mom first.

His mom says yes.

But only if she can come, too.

On the level now, do you really think he

had a previous life together?

Well, I don't know about a previous life.

But I know we're gonna have a great future life.

[Laughter] - All right.

- Thanks, guys. - Thanks.

So long.

Bye, bye.

Oh, I forgot to tell you, I want to have lot of kids.

Oh, didn't he tell you?

You already have an 87-year-old son.

It's been wonderful.

Ah.

Thank you so much.

Vicki, doc, thank you.

Come see us again.

We will.

All three of us, huh?

Bye, bye.

Ah, Vicki, excuse me.

- Dad? - Yes?

Where's Julie?

Oh, she's probably hiding in her cabin.

Well, how do you like, the new me?

Actually it's the old new me, or the old new old me.

Well, anyway, it's me.

Oh, no, you didn't.

You don't like it?

Oh, yes.

I do.

But I think that doc, Isaac, and gopher were just getting

used to you the other way.

You're kidding.

No, he's not.

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