Lovely Rita

Dinner's ready!

Inge?

Rita! Go and get Dad, please.

We were in the mountains

two years ago.

Or perhaps it was three years ago.

Do you remember?

Why are you making a face again?

What do you mean by "again"?

Off you go, now.

Thank you

for every brand new morning.

Thank you

for every lovely day.

Thank you

for taking all my burdens

From me when I pray.

Thank you

for good friends I've won.

Thank you

for each and every one.

Look at her!

You ought to like this port, Gerald.

As a matter of fact

Fichley told me it's the same port

your father gets from him.

Then itll be all right.

The governor prides himself

on being a good judge of port.

I don't pretend to know much about it.

Alex, "I should... "

I should jolly well think not, Gerald.

I'd hate you to know all about port

like one of those purple-faced old men.

I'm not a purple-faced old man.

No, not yet!

But then you don't know all about port.

Do you...

Do you?

Now then, Sybille,

you must take a little tonight.

Special occasion, you know.

Yes, go on, Mummy,

you must drink to our health.

What's that all about?

She missed her line.

It's not my fault.

Okay, Rita, but it's not your turn.

Carry on, Alex.

Yes, go on, Mummy.

The clear favourite only managed

a disappointing 12th place.

Last year's European champion

performed a beautiful free programme

but came in second

before her teammate Volshkova.

The winner took her third crown.

Irina Slotskaya from Moscow

repeated 1996 and 1997 triumphs.

She stunned the experts

with seven dazzling...

Hello.

You owe me 500 schillings.

Do you have any money on you?

Me?

I've got a hundred.

Take the hundred.

You'll get the rest later.

This is the scope.

If you adjust this, there's less recoil.

Go for the deer's front leg.

Raise the gun as high as the heart.

Then aim for the shoulder,

and then, bang, you fire.

He was looking

for various forms of magnetic waves.

I don't really believe in that, but...

They've done studies on it.

99% of all people have the ability

to sense these vibrations.

By the way,

that's Andi and Fexi.

- Hello.

- Hello.

Fexi must avoid fatigue,

remember, Andi?

To being neighbours.

Cheers.

Damn, where am I?

Had enough, kid?

Want one?

Can I have one too?

You really think

that's good for you?

I'm the scorpion!

Idiot!

Cute!

You just wait!

Look Inge,

you're a grown woman.

How many times have I told you

I don't like the toilet lid left up!

Can't you two close it

when you're done?

Is that too much to ask?

It wasn't me.

Rita?

You're making a face again!

Would you put the lid down, please?

Any signs of recovery?

Now and then I think it's improving,

but it doesn't last.

It fluctuates.

It gets better

and then it's back in shorter intervals.

It's not easy for him.

No thanks. Thanks.

What do you want to be?

I want to study business.

- You have more options later.

- Making plans already?

I'll believe it when I see it.

Rita, get us a bottle Ired.

- How do I know what kind?

- It's by the door...

Because I was...

because I was in a furious temper.

You knew it was me all the time,

didn't you?

Miss Glaser? Can't we do the test

without the passive voice?

Please!

None of us understands it anyway.

Please!

That's enough, Sonja.

Pull yourself together.

We get off at the next stop.

You ordered Chicken McNuggets.

What kind of sauce?

Hello.

Thanks.

Hello.

Thanks.

Slow outbound on Triester

between Guertel and Wiener Berg.

Delays can be expected

so get an early start.

Wiener Gasse is closed to all traffic

all the way to Lutherstrasse.

I left my sweater on the bus.

The other one.

There you are.

Have a look if it's in here.

Bus leaving for Grinsing.

Schabert speaking.

Excuse me?

Yes.

I see.

Of course.

What is this, damn it?

- Won't it shut?

- Leave me alone.

Don't do that again, you hear?

Kiss your dad goodbye, then.

- Where?

- The New Testament.

- In the New... what?

- The Old Testament.

Right, in the Old Testament,

you joker.

And who wrote it?

Do you know

- The priests of Rerusalem.

- Jerusalem. The priests of Jerusalem.

There's also another verse.

Where can I find that one?

What about you?

- Well?

- I feel sick.

- I'll have to call your mother.

- She's not home.

Neither is Dad.

But I've got a key, anyway.

She felt nauseous

and she went home.

Two hours ago.

Yes, I hope so too.

Goodbye.

Have a nice day. Goodbye.

What is it?

Hello!

Our biology test was today.

It went really well.

Oh, come off it.

- Hi.

- Hello.

Hello.

Why don't you turn the light on?

Give us the port, Edna.

That's right.

You ought to like this port, Gerald.

As a matter of fact Fichley told me

it's exactly the same port

your father gets from him.

Then it'll be all right.

The governor prides himself

on being a good judge of port.

I don't pretend to know much about it.

I should jolly well think not, Gerald.

I'd hate you to know all about port,

like one of those purple-faced old men.

- I'm not a purple-faced old man.

- No, not yet!

But then you don't know

all about port, do you?

Now then, Sybille,

you must take a little tonight.

Special occasion, you know.

Yes, go on, Mummy,

you must drink to our health.

Very well done.

You've got a visitor.

God, that hurts!

I...

am...

not...

as...

dumb...

as...

you.

We...

will...

never...

be...

like...

an...

a**hole...

who...

Gotcha!

You're a stupid one!

Oh boy.

There. It's hooked up.

See, it works.

To Daddy's little helper.

Cheers.

Cheers.

It could have gone on a little sooner.

There you've got it.

Are you two crazy?

I'm sorry.

What do you mean you're sorry?

Give me a kiss and tell your mother

to come upstairs.

Possibly, but if you're easy with me,

I'm easy with you.

After all, you know that we are

respectable citizens and not criminals.

Sometimes there isn't as much

difference as you think.

Often, if it was left to me,

I wouldn't know where to draw the line.

Fortunately it isn't left to you,

is it?

No, it isn't.

But some things are left to me.

You knew it was me all the time,

didn't you?

Continue.

- But what did Sheila do?

- I went to the manager at Milwards.

And I told him to get rid of her or

we would not come to the shop again.

And why did you do that?

Because I was in a furious temper.

I would say, save a bit

and then buy it.

Like it was with the sofa.

The sofa's a good example.

I can't buy a sofa

if I don't have the money.

Martina would rather pay

first and save later.

Just like her mother.

I'm the type of guy who saves first.

Then when I have the money,

that's when I buy the sofa.

Because that's when I can afford it.

I might find an even better sofa later.

- A bit of snowboarding...

- A little exercise...

- Drink a hot toddy...

- Pouting?

Don't you want any cake?

Leave me alone.

What's the matter?

Being difficult again?

And now for the great big surprise.

A snow...

flake...

joy does... make...

and...

whirls around...

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