Door to Door
the fans at Ebbets Field, by jumping all
over their cross-town rivals, the Yankees...
and their 17-game winner,
"Bullet" Bob Hurley...
for eight runs, to gain their first victory
in the Subway Series.
The Dodgers were led
by Roy Campanella...
It's a fluke. Got to be a fluke.
Them bums are geriatrics.
Robinson's the youngest,
and he's going on 65!
Huh, Billy?
Dodgers' manager Walt Alston
refused to panic...
starting Johnny Podres...
They better start Whitey tonight.
Yeah.
the young lefty
cruised through nine easy innings...
Yeah, Johnny Podres.
"Johnny-come-lately" more like.
Bread rises faster than his fastball.
Happy birthday, Johnny!
I'm Mike Wallace with a sensational
discovery for better baking and frying.
It's Golden Fluffo...
Still, you have to give him some credit,
this Podres kid.
It couldn't have been too easy for him,
right?
What with the pressure and all...
You look like a million.
There. Take a look.
Now listen. It takes people
a wee bit longer to warm up to you.
Just be patient. Patient and persistent.
You're gonna be great.
And those cases, they're heavy.
Hell, a lot of the guys
are carrying two cases with them.
I admire your determination, but...
And the walking...
You understand what I'm getting at?
I just don't see any way this can work.
I'm sorry.
Thanks for coming in.
All the October statements.
Mr. Hernandez.
Give me your worst route.
Give me the area nobody wants.
What have you got to lose?
If I can sell it, you're a hero.
Mr. Porter, let's be honest.
This is a physically demanding job...
and you're crippled. And I don't see how-
What?
Praise the Lord.
Nervous?
Yeah.
Nuts, I was gonna make you a lunch.
No!
Good for me.
I guess I'm a little nervous, too.
I guess you are.
What are you waiting for?
Them to come to the car?
Go sell some soap.
- Meet you here at 5:00?
- All right.
'Morning.
May I be candid with you?
The greatest value in our catalogue...
is the double-strength vanilla extract.
It comes in the four-ounce, six-ounce...
That's right!
I told you I'd call the cops.
My God! Look what they're doing. Larry!
We got a call...
Officer, I've done the research.
It's hanging over our property,
and the law says-
Do you see my feet? That's pine tar.
I've got white carpeting.
Now I've got a sticky green path...
from the front door to-
Look where your front door is,
look where the tree is.
- Look what they've done!
- Calm down.
What kind of people would do this?
They've butchered it!
Will you stop?
I have tried gasoline and turpentine,
and it smells like a garage.
Good morning.
My name is Bill Porter...
and I would like to take a moment
of your time to tell you...
about some of the many
fine Watkins products available.
Of course, they all come
with a 100 percent money back guarantee.
I don't think so.
Who is it?
Some charity guy.
I mean it, you got to get ready to go, now.
Don't let the dog out.
My name is Bill Porter and I was-
Peanut, would you shut the hell up?
Get back. Sit!
Sheri, will you get your damn dog?
I swear to God. What?
My name is Bill Porter...
and I was wondering
if I could take a moment of your time...
to show you some
of the many fine Watkins products-
Joey, I told you to put your pants on.
I once had a fish named Joey.
Grab him, would you?
Sheri, your damn dog got out. Damn it!
I'm in the bathroom!
Peanut! Come here. Peanut!
May I be candid with you?
The greatest value in our catalogue...
is the double-strength vanilla extract.
It comes in the four, eight,
and 12-ounce sizes.
Obviously, the 12-ounce is the best value.
Look, I really don't need anything...
but I respect what you're doing so much.
I'd like to help you.
Please, take it.
I don't need charity.
But you need spot remover.
Look at your couch, it's appalling.
No solicitors, sir.
I'm from the Watkins Company.
What? No solicitors, sir.
What?
What?
I'm from the Watkins Company.
No. Rules, sir!
What do you want?
I don't know, I'm tired of egg salad.
Here, let me get that for you.
Thanks.
May I be candid with you?
Yes.
No. Candid. May I be candid?
Absolutely.
In my experience, the greatest value...
in our catalogue
is the triple-action laundry detergent.
And at $3.95 a box...
you can see what a great saving that is.
How many may I put you down for?
Two.
Really?
And a large bleach.
May I ask you to fill in the order for me?
Of course.
Would you like a drink?
Thank you.
I'm sorry, I put a little vodka in there.
Is it too much for you?
I probably shouldn't.
I walk like a drunken sailor as it is.
I wouldn't feel good about myself...
if I didn't tell you about
our fabric softener.
I must have walked 10 miles today.
Now, Billy, don't push yourself so hard.
You must be patient. You can't expect-
I made a sale.
You did?
Yeah!
Almost $50.
See, you can do anything.
I can do this.
I know you can.
I made $4.25 today...
and I'm gonna blow every penny of it.
I'm taking you out on the town.
I took a sip, it was vodka.
What did you do?
What could I do? I swallowed it!
Billy, this is for you.
Dad's watch.
"Dad's watch. "
Quit it.
They gave it to him in the Grand Ballroom,
the Drake Hotel.
He doesn't care. He's a retard.
How do you know?
Your father nearly had a heart attack.
Chicago was all lit up.
Excuse me.
Could I borrow your ketchup, please?
Yeah, sure.
I'm so sorry.
I must be a retard or something.
- I told you not to call him a retard.
- What are you laughing at?
And the World's Fair.
Peterson had a display there.
Your dad was top salesman
three years running.
He was an amazing salesman.
Amazing.
He could sell you the ring
off your own finger.
And what a handsome man.
What a time we had.
He was a very handsome man.
And you look just like him.
My point in telling you this long story
is that if anyone should ever call you...
and say, "Is Peter Rabbit there?"
don't hang up, it's me.
So I've had many ups and downs
in show business.
What are you watching?
I don't know, but he's funny. Who is that?
It's Jack Paar.
He looks different.
It must be his hair or something.
Where are my glasses?
I'm going to bed. I'm a working man now.
Excuse me, working man,
pick up that glass.
I let the servants go early tonight.
I can see the tremendous effort
you're putting into this.
I know it can't be easy,
but you're not even close...
It's only been four days.
I understand, but the average...
You're gonna have to hit at least-
I'm building. It takes time.
I know that, but-
Just give me to the end of the month.
We had a complaint.
From a woman on Chestnut Street.
She said you scared her little boy.
You can see my problem.
Hi! My name is Lyle!
You can call me Lyle or Glyle or Mr. Pyle.
But, whatever you do, don't smile.
You better not smile.
Who is it, Joey?
Mr. Pyle.
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