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Dr. Barney Barnes: I gave nitrous oxide at first, to get him under.
****rill: Oh yes, stuff the dentist gives you, hmmm — commonly known as "laughing gas".
Dr. Barnes: Used to be — actually the impurities cause the laughs.
****rill: Oh, just the same as in our music halls.
****rill: Oh yes, stuff the dentist gives you, hmmm — commonly known as "laughing gas".
Dr. Barnes: Used to be — actually the impurities cause the laughs.
****rill: Oh, just the same as in our music halls.
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Dr. White: I do hope everything can be arranged discreetly.
****rill: Umm, shouldn't think so for a moment.
Dr. White: Why not? Press? Do they have to be seen?
****rill: Can't keep 'em out.
Dr. White: Oh, dear.
****rill: I don't mind; they always give me a good write-up.
****rill: Umm, shouldn't think so for a moment.
Dr. White: Why not? Press? Do they have to be seen?
****rill: Can't keep 'em out.
Dr. White: Oh, dear.
****rill: I don't mind; they always give me a good write-up.
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The police force hasn't a monopoly on fallen arches, Dr. Barnes. Ask any chiropodist.
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[last lines] [dictating] In view of my failure — correction, comparative failure — I feel that I have no alternative but to offer you, sir, my resignation, in the sincere hope that you will not accept it. Full stop.