The Ugly Dachshund Page #3
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- Mark?
- Uh-huh?
Here's your lunch.
Oh, okay, just, uh,
set her down there.
- How's it going?
- Terrible, terrible...
haven't had a decent idea
all morning.
Working, working away...
nothing happening.
Four weeks
and you're still angry, hmm?
Angry about what?
Brutus.
That is ridiculous!
You see? You see?
You are angry.
Fran, I'm not a child, you know.
I mean, when I say I'm not
angry, I'm not angry.
You forgot the cream.
Do you know how you have been
acting lately, hmm?
So cold and distant.
You hardly ever talk to me,
you never smile.
[Sighs] That bad, huh?
[Chuckling] Worse.
- I am a heel.
- Mmm...
I apologize.
And I don't have any more
problems about dogs.
Mmm...
- Okay?
- Okay.
- [Whining]
- Mmm... mmm...
To make it official, we are
gonna spruce up tonight.
We're gonna go out on the town,
we're gonna see a show,
gonna have dinner,
put our glad rags on.
Well, I, uh,
I have a class tonight.
Mmm, a class in what?
In grooming.
Are you kidding?
You look beautiful.
Uh, for dachshunds.
Dachshunds?!
Well, we could
celebrate tomorrow.
You know, tomorrow
is your birthday.
That's really something
to celeb...
You're angry again,
right? Huh?
No.
No, I'm not angry.
See, I'm smiling.
Okay, tomorrow it is.
But right now, why don't you
get out of here,
let me eat my lunch,
and get some work done, hmm?
[Barking, whining]
[Barks]
[Whining, barking]
Fran, I brought the car
around front!
[Fran humming
"Happy Birthday"]
Hey, what's going on?
It's darn near 6: 15.
A birthday calls
for champagne.
That's very nice of you, dear,
but we don't have time.
They won't hold our table
past 7:
00.Oh, we have plenty of time...
all evening...
because we're staying home.
We're what?
I thought we'd have
Yeah, but, honey,
what about the reservations?
And I got tickets
for the Philharmonic.
Oh, Mark, it'll be
so much nicer here...
just us, so cozy.
Oh... [Chuckling]
On second thought,
that's not a very bad idea.
[Chuckling] I thought
you might say that.
To you, my dear.
Besides, we couldn't
possibly celebrate
without the dachsies.
- [Coughing]
- Oh, Mark!
Mark, are you all right?
Without the what?!
Well, Danke and the girls.
After all, Mark,
it is a family affair,
and they are family.
They're dogs, honey!
- Mark, you know what I mean.
- No, I don't.
- Look, it's my birthday, right?
- Right.
That makes me
king for the day, right?
Means I can do whatever
I want to do, right?!
- Right.
- All right!
I don't want to do anything
with the dachsies.
Oh, Mark, now, I planned
such a wonderful evening.
Don't spoil it.
You come over here, Mark,
and you sit down.
You just relax, and...
and you drink your champagne.
I'll be right back.
Come on, girl.
Hurry, now.
[Whines]
Come on. [Chuckles]
Hurry!
- That's it!
- [Whining]
[Barking, yipping]
Come on, Danke.
You're holding up the party.
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, dear Mark
Happy birthday to you
- Mmm.
- All right, girls.
- [Growling softly]
- Come on, now, line up. Go on.
Will you blow out your candle?
Mmm.
There, now your wish
will come true.
Now you can open
your presents.
[Whining]
Here, this one's
from Wilhelmina.
Wilhelmina, well...
in this necktie box.
[Fran chuckles]
Well, imagine that...
a necktie.
She picked it out herself.
Well, uh,
my favorite colors.
Goes with anything,
doesn't it?
Uh, and this is from Heidi.
From Heidi.
[Whining, growling continue]
A soup spoon?
It's a pipe.
Oh.
Here we go.
It's the latest kind.
Yeah... you should have
told Heidi...
I stopped smoking
two months ago.
Oh, I... I forgot.
Well, uh, this is from Chloe.
From Chloe, mm-hmm.
Well, let's see
what we have here.
Just what I always wanted...
a box.
Well, open it!
["Oh, Where, Oh, Where
Has My Little Dog Gone?" plays]
Oh, that's the wrong tune.
Uh, the one in the store
played "The Blue Danube."
Well...
this is from Danke.
From Danke? Well...
You like it?
I have no idea.
Well, don't you know
what that is?
Should I?
Well, Danke didn't know
what to buy you,
so she took her favorite bone
and had it bronzed.
Well, Mark, you could use it
for a paperweight.
A bronzed bone?
Well, don't you think
that's a cute idea?
Fran...
there comes a time
in every man's life
when he has got to
stand up and be counted,
and my time is right now.
Mark, if you're gonna count,
count to ten.
I'm only gonna
say this once, Fran.
I have had it
[Growling softly]
I have had it!
I was willing
to put up with Danke.
"Danke this, Danke that.
Danke wins a two-cent
piece of ribbon."
You'd think it was
a Nobel Prize.
But I refuse to go through
the same routine
with those pups.
I refuse to...
I refuse to let them
run my life.
I will not have it
anymore, Fran.
Keep them out of my way,
or they're really gonna
wind up sausages.
[Whining]
And thank you
for a very happy birthday.
Now, just one minute!
Just one minute,
Mark Garrison!
[Barking]
You are the most selfish,
thoughtless, inconsiderate...
I'm selfish?!
...ungrateful man
I have ever met!
That is the most ridiculous
accusation that...
Will you get your whatever-it-ls
off my bed?
I want to relax!
That just happens to be
and you can just
move it yourself!
Well, thank you very much...
for... for...
What in...
Brutus!
Fella...
What...
He... look at your hands!
Man, have you grown!
Good...
Oh, boy.
I, um...
[Whining]
...don't know how
you put up with me.
I'm so blind.
FRAN:
And selfish!MARK:
That's right, yes.FRAN:
And nasty!Mm-hmm.
And mean.
And I just know
I'm gonna hate myself.
[Whining]
[Growling]
Come on, Danke,
we'll try on your sweater.
Oh, Brutus, now,
you know better than that.
Go back where you belong.
Go on. Go on.
- [Growling]
- [Yipping]
Danke, come!
Come on.
That's my girl.
Try on your sweater.
Yes, let's see
if it fits, huh?
You'll be the prettiest
girl on the whole block.
- Fran!
- Hmm?
Burp a baby for me, will you?
What?
Burp a baby.
I need it for a sketch.
Are the hands
this way or that way?
I don't know.
I don't know, Mark.
Well, here,
show me with Danke.
- Oh, Mark, come on.
- No, it'll just take a minute.
Stand up, here.
Stand up. Pat her.
There, that's the way.
- [Danke burps]
- Gesundheit.
- [Laughs]
- Yeah, that... that's, uh...
Hey, come out
and pose for me, would you?
- It'll just take a second.
- Oh, Mark, come on!
- I have to finish that sweater.
- Just come out to the studio.
[Indistinct conversation]
[Barking]
[Barking]
[Barking, growling softly]
[Barks]
[Keys plinking]
[Keys plinking]
[Keys playing]
[Growling continues]
[Notes playing]
[Whines]
[Keys plinking]
[Muffled barking]
Oh, Brutus!
Mark, look what he's done.
Now, wait a minute...
how do you know he did it?
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