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00:00Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, starring the entire Nelson family.
00:06Here is Ozzie, who plays the part of Ozzie Nelson.
00:09And of course, his lovely wife Harriet, as Harriet Nelson.
00:13The older of the Nelson boys, David, appears as David Nelson.
00:17And his younger brother, the irrepressible Ricky, played by Ricky Nelson.
00:21The Nelson's next door neighbor, Thorny, is played by Don DeFore.
00:25Good morning, dear. Good morning.
00:41You tell us we'll be ready in a minute. How would you like your eggs?
00:43Uh, no thanks.
00:45Maybe I worded that question wrong.
00:47No, no, the question was fine. It's just I don't think I'll have any eggs this morning.
00:51Oh, would you like some cereal with fruit on top?
00:54Uh, no, I don't think so.
00:56What is it? Are you on a diet all of a sudden?
00:58No, it's just that I ate so much turkey at your Aunt Ellen's yesterday, I'm still full.
01:02Well, you certainly made Aunt Ellen happy.
01:04Oh, that's good.
01:06Did you notice the expression on her face when I asked for that third helping?
01:09Boy, she was grinning from ear to ear.
01:12Is that what you're laughing at?
01:14No, I was thinking about the expression on your face when the top button popped off your pants.
01:18Oh.
01:20Well, you know, Thanksgiving only comes once a year, and people like to have you enjoy their cooking.
01:24Boy, that was a big turkey, wasn't it?
01:26It sure was. Are you sure you don't want anything for breakfast?
01:29No, no, honestly. I know this is hard to believe, but I don't think I'll have anything more to eat for about two days.
01:34Especially turkey.
01:36Okay, suit yourself.
01:38Is breakfast ready yet, Ma?
01:40Your oatmeal will be ready in a minute, dear.
01:43Oh, is that orange juice you've got there, Harriet?
01:45Uh-huh.
01:46Well, I think I will have just a small glass of orange juice.
01:49Is that all you're going to have, Pop?
01:51Uh, yes, Dave.
01:52Your old dad had so much Thanksgiving turkey at Aunt Ellen's yesterday, I'm still full.
01:56Yeah, you sure can eat, Pop.
01:58Well, that's like I was telling your mother, Thanksgiving only comes once a year.
02:01We might as well make the most of it.
02:03I did my share, too.
02:04I should say, you did. You ate plenty.
02:06In fact, I'm still full.
02:08I can imagine.
02:10Ma?
02:11Yes, dear?
02:12I don't have room for my oatmeal.
02:15Hey, that's a neat idea.
02:16Either do I, Ma.
02:17Now, wait a minute, you two.
02:19Now, now, just a second, Harriet.
02:20If the boys are too full to eat their breakfast, I don't think we ought to force them.
02:23Well, they have to eat something.
02:25Oh, how about some orange juice? That's what Pop's having.
02:28Yeah, me too.
02:29Is that all? Just orange juice?
02:31Yes, ma'am.
02:32Oh, now, that's no way to grow up, to be big, strong boys with big, strong muscles.
02:36Okay, Ma.
02:37Now, let me squeeze mine.
02:39Never mind, Hercule.
02:41Boy, that sure was a big turkey we had yesterday, wasn't it, Pop?
02:44Yeah, it sure was.
02:45Sure was. Boy, that was the biggest turkey I ever saw.
02:48Oh, you boys remember to thank Aunt Ellen in case you see her today.
02:52She spent the whole day yesterday fixing that meal you guys devoured so fast.
02:56Well, it's like I said.
02:57When people eat hearty, the cook always gets a big boot out of it.
03:00She must have felt like Bob Waterfield yesterday.
03:05Well, here's your breakfast.
03:06Skol.
03:07Cheers.
03:12Ah, boy, that was delicious.
03:14Can we have turkey for supper, Mom?
03:16Oh, David, please, don't mention turkey for at least two weeks.
03:21Why don't you guys waddle outside for a while?
03:23Okay, Mom.
03:24Come on, let's go, Rick.
03:36Well, I'm all finished with the breakfast dishes.
03:42Oh, I have to worry about what we're going to have for dinner tonight.
03:45Well, why worry about it?
03:47That's the trouble with having Thanksgiving dinner out.
03:50You never have any leftovers for the next night.
03:53Personally, that suits me fine.
03:55Now I don't have to eat turkey in various disguised forms for the rest of the week.
04:02Say, listen to this.
04:03This sounds like a delicious recipe.
04:05An interesting way of preparing veal.
04:07Oh, no, no, no, Harriet, please, not now.
04:09I just thought I'd get your reaction.
04:11Well, I know that the thought of turkey is bad enough,
04:13but if there's one food I can gladly bypass, it's veal.
04:17I thought you were the guy who liked everything.
04:20Well, yes, I do.
04:21Most everything.
04:22But everybody's entitled to a couple of special dislikes.
04:27What are you looking for?
04:29My hammer.
04:31Oh, I was only kidding, dear.
04:32Honest.
04:34I just thought I'd rake a few of these leaves off the front lawn.
04:37If you do it with a hammer, you ought to be finished by the fourth of July.
04:41I had to fix the rake.
04:42It broke under that heavy load I raked last month.
04:45Where is that darn thing?
04:50Hey, listen to this.
04:52Various ways of whipping turkey leftovers into delicious, appetizing meals.
04:56Here's a hammer, but it's a little small.
04:59Are you listening, dear?
05:01Maybe I could stop over to Aunt Ellen's and get some of her leftover turkey.
05:04Well, Harriet, please, I told you before.
05:06I've had enough turkey to last me until Christmas, at least.
05:09I know, but some of these recipes sound so good.
05:11Just listen to this one for turkey upside down pudding.
05:15We had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner.
05:17But after every Thanksgiving, why do we have nothing but turkey, turkey, turkey?
05:21Oh, be careful, my table.
05:23Oh, well, it's only a small hammer.
05:25Well, just the same.
05:26In case you feel a lecture coming on, you better let me hold it.
05:28No, no, I have no intention of delivering a lecture.
05:31But golly, it's just a...
05:34Here, take the hammer.
05:37What's the matter with people?
05:39After sitting down to a delicious Thanksgiving dinner,
05:42the family's seated around the table, a nice, big, juicy turkey,
05:47and then they have to spoil the memory of this beautiful occasion
05:50by stuffing themselves with turkey for the rest of the week.
05:53But don't look at me.
05:55I mean, the whole thing is ridiculous.
05:57For a full week after Thanksgiving, every meal,
06:00why do people have nothing but turkey, turkey, turkey?
06:05Careful of the hammer.
06:07Sorry, dear, I lost my head.
06:09But you know, there's another point there.
06:11You can't expect people to just throw away good food.
06:13Well, I know, but they could put it in the refrigerator and kind of skip it around.
06:17They don't have to have it every day in the week.
06:20Well, that still doesn't solve my problem of what to have for dinner tonight.
06:23I think I'll go out and rake up some leaves.
06:26Oh, that'll be nice.
06:27I'll get some French dressing and we'll have a lovely salad.
06:29An Oakley salad.
06:30Say, that sounds delicious.
06:32That settles it then.
06:33Tonight, let us have some leaves.
06:34No, I have a better idea.
06:36Leave us have some lettuce.
06:38Oh, no, no, no.
06:40Careful.
06:41I have a very soft head.
06:52Hi, I'm Susan.
06:53Sorry, for goodness sake.
06:55Break a guy's thumb that way.
06:57Working hard?
06:58Yeah, just trying to fix this rake.
07:00Well, you'll never do it with that small hammer.
07:02Or is that the idea?
07:03No, I just...
07:06Holy hara, what's that, an Indian war club?
07:10Here, have a bite.
07:11No, no thanks.
07:12Didn't you have enough turkey yesterday?
07:14Well, certainly I did, but today's another day.
07:18You know, Thanksgiving dinner is really a glorious meal,
07:21but what I really live for is that follow-up.
07:23Boy, there's nothing like cold turkey the day after.
07:25Well, personally, you can have my share.
07:27I like turkey as well as the next guy,
07:29but the same thing day after day gets pretty monotonous.
07:31Oh, yeah, but you got the wrong...
07:34Sorry.
07:36But you got the wrong idea.
07:37There are dozens of interesting ways of fixing turkey leftovers.
07:40There's turkey...
07:41Yes, yes, I know all of them.
07:43There's turkey surprise,
07:44there's turkey upside-down cake,
07:46there's turkey pudding,
07:48and turkey with whipped cream on it.
07:51Say, that last sounds pretty good.
07:54I'll have to get Cap'n to fix that.
07:58Yeah, pals, this is my favorite week of the year.
08:00I'll tell you what,
08:01there's nothing like dipping into the old icebox
08:03and coming up with a turkey leg or a couple of slices of white meat.
08:06Boy, what sandwiches you can make.
08:08A couple of luscious slabs and a whole wheat bread.
08:10A thousand island dressing,
08:11and perhaps a little lettuce and a slice of tomato.
08:14Boy, I knew you were kidding all the time.
08:16Boy, I bet you go for that cold turkey as well as the rest of them.
08:19Don't wave that baseball bat in front of my face like that.
08:24I'll bet Harriet has some terrific recipes for her cold turkey leftovers.
08:27Say, what is she having for tonight?
08:29Well, as a matter of fact...
08:31Wait, let me see if I can guess.
08:33Turkey hash?
08:35Or turkey prickesy?
08:36Or turkey salad, maybe?
08:38No, I'm sorry to disappoint you, turkey.
08:40I mean, thorny.
08:42But actually, we don't have a sliver of turkey in the house.
08:46Boy, what an appetite you must have, Oz.
08:48No, no, no, it's nothing like that.
08:50It's just that we had Thanksgiving dinner over at Harriet's aunt's,
08:53and naturally, the person who buys the turkey
08:56is entitled to the turkey leftovers.
08:58Oh, gee, Oz, I'm sorry.
09:00Here, please have a bite.
09:01No, no, that's all right.
09:02Save your sympathy, Thorny.
09:03It's okay.
09:04All right.
09:05I think I'll be running along.
09:06I'll see you later.
09:07Oh, uh, Thorny?
09:08Yeah?
09:09On second thought,
09:10are you absolutely sure you're finished with this turkey leg?
09:12Oh, sure, I'm sure.
09:14I knew you were a kid with all that silly stuff.
09:17And there's a very nice morsel right down there on the far end.
09:20It's all yours with my compliments.
09:22Oh, thanks a lot.
09:24Hey, wait a minute, Oz.
09:25What are you doing?
09:26I'm fixing the rake.
09:27It's just like you say,
09:28there's no limit to what you can do with Thanksgiving leftovers.
09:39Hello?
09:40Hello, dear.
09:41This is Aunt Ellen.
09:42Oh, hello, Aunt Ellen.
09:43Have you fully recovered from the feast yesterday?
09:46Oh, yes.
09:47I've been meaning to talk to you, though.
09:49What's the matter?
09:50Did Ozzie eat too much?
09:51Oh, my goodness, no.
09:52In fact, that's what I wanted to talk to you about.
09:54Well, don't tell me you didn't eat enough.
09:56Well, I wouldn't say that.
09:57But somehow, there's quite a bit of leftover turkey in the icebox.
10:01And I can't imagine what I was thinking of
10:03not to insist that you folks take some home with you.
10:06Oh, well, thanks very much, Aunt Ellen.
10:08But I'm sure you could use it.
10:09Now, dear, there's plenty here.
10:11Well, as a matter of fact,
10:12Ozzie and the boys ate so much yesterday,
10:14they seem to have lost their appetite.
10:16In fact, I don't think they'll eat again for a week.
10:19Well, you can't mean that about Ozzie.
10:21I'm afraid I do.
10:22He says he doesn't want to see another turkey until Christmas.
10:25Oh, my goodness.
10:26What's the matter?
10:27Well, nothing serious,
10:28but I have a suspicion that that leftover turkey
10:31is going to come in mighty handy.
10:33Well, what happened all of a sudden?
10:34Well, I just realized that today
10:36it's my turn to entertain the bridge club.
10:38When did you discover that?
10:40Just this very moment when Sarah Henderson rang the doorbell.
10:43She's on the front porch now.
10:45Oh, my goodness.
10:46You better get busy.
10:47Yes.
10:48Well, you're sure you don't want any of the turkey?
10:50No, thank you, Aunt Ellen.
10:52Oh, on second thought,
10:53maybe I better just in case Ozzie should change his mind.
10:56It'll be terrible if he...
10:57Well, it's been lovely chatting with you, dear.
10:59Goodbye.
11:07Hi, Pa.
11:08Hi, Pa.
11:09Oh, hello, boys.
11:10Is that the new monster coming?
11:12No, it's just one of your mother's magazines.
11:15Boy, look at this picture.
11:17Golly.
11:18Try this delicious way of serving turkey leftovers.
11:23It looks delicious, too, doesn't it?
11:25Let's try it, boy.
11:26Hey, that looks like the dish Mrs. Thornberry makes.
11:29Oh, are the Thornberries still having turkey?
11:31Sure.
11:32They even had it for breakfast.
11:34You can have turkey every day for a week.
11:36Willow's eating some turkey in the backyard this morning.
11:39Boy, it made me hungry.
11:40Well, he offered you a piece.
11:41Why didn't you take it?
11:42Heck, who wants that part?
11:45Right now, I ain't taking any part.
11:47Where you going, Pa?
11:50Just over here.
11:52Thought I'd have a look in the refrigerator.
11:54You gonna get something to eat?
11:56Well, as long as I'm here in the kitchen anyway,
11:58I might scrape a little something together.
12:00What's going on here?
12:02Oh, hi, dear.
12:03The boy's a little hungry.
12:05Well, I kind of figured you'd be home early
12:07after that light breakfast.
12:08Can I have a sandwich, Mom?
12:09Me too, Mom.
12:10A nice big one with food in it.
12:13Well, they usually make the best kind.
12:15How's a nice peanut butter and jelly sound?
12:19Or a nice tuna fish sandwich?
12:20How's that sound?
12:21See how a nice turkey sandwich would sound.
12:26Gee, the Thornberries are eating turkey three times a day.
12:29Will even eats it between meals.
12:31Well, fellas, I'm awfully sorry,
12:33but don't you remember?
12:34We had dinner at Aunt Ellen's yesterday,
12:36and she's using all of her turkey leftovers
12:37for guests today.
12:38What do you mean?
12:39Somebody else is going to eat our turkey?
12:41There's a bridge house
12:42going to meet at her house today.
12:43Well, I know, but I thought you said
12:44you were going to get some turkey leftovers
12:46from your Aunt Ellen.
12:47I thought you said
12:48you didn't want to see any turkey until Christmas.
12:50Well, I know, but the boy said,
12:52well, I mean, some nice sliced turkey
12:54would just hit the spot, the boy said.
12:58What are you guys whispering about?
13:00Oh, nothing, Pop.
13:01Well, that's not polite.
13:02I can't hear what you're planning.
13:04I mean, I'll go outside for a while.
13:06Hey, wait a minute.
13:07I thought you guys said you were hungry.
13:08Don't you want a nice sandwich?
13:09No, thanks, Mom.
13:10We want turkey.
13:11We've got plenty of other things to eat.
13:13Well, that's all right, Mom.
13:14See you later, Mom.
13:16Hey, where are you going?
13:17Well, I just want to get my coat.
13:18Uh, David, tell Mrs. Fondre
13:20I'll be right over there, too.
13:38Hi, Mr. Nelson.
13:40Oh, hi, Nancy.
13:42The thornberries aren't home.
13:43They went downtown.
13:44Oh, well, what made you think
13:46I was looking for the thornberries?
13:47Oh, I just saw David and Ricky.
13:49They told me.
13:50Oh, all that.
13:52Didn't you have any turkey left at your house?
13:54Well, you see, we had Thanksgiving dinner
13:56over at Mrs. Nelson's aunt's,
13:58so you know how kids are.
14:01David and Ricky are kind of disappointed
14:03because they haven't had any turkey.
14:05David and Ricky are kind of disappointed
14:07because they haven't had some of those
14:08Thanksgiving leftovers.
14:10What about you?
14:11Well, I had plenty to eat yesterday.
14:13Well, you couldn't possibly eat enough
14:14to last you for two days.
14:16Well, you see, it's a funny thing.
14:18Ordinarily, I'm what you might call
14:20a moderate eater.
14:22But on Thanksgiving, something comes over me
14:24and I'm a regular gourmand.
14:27A what?
14:28I'm practically a trencherman.
14:31What?
14:32I eat like a horse.
14:34No, my father's the same way.
14:36You see, that's the reason
14:37I'm not particularly interested
14:38in Thanksgiving leftovers.
14:40You know, you get a little tired
14:41of turkey, turkey, turkey.
14:43Well, what about Mrs. Nelson's aunt?
14:45Oh, no, some woman's club
14:46is coming over to her house.
14:48A bunch of old scavengers
14:50are going to stuff themselves
14:51with other people's turkey,
14:54driving a family of a little
14:55Thanksgiving pleasure.
14:57Naturally, I'm speaking on behalf of the boys.
15:01Oh, I agree with David and Ricky.
15:03I think the leftovers
15:04is the best part of Thanksgiving.
15:06First you have cold turkey,
15:08and then turkey a la king,
15:10and cream turkey,
15:11and turkey hash,
15:13turkey croquettes,
15:14then turkey soup, and...
15:16By that time, Thanksgiving's here again.
15:20Well, my mother never lets any
15:21of the turkey go to waste.
15:22She's making a feather duster.
15:24Oh.
15:27You see, I'm this kind of a guy.
15:29I like a lot of variety in my meals.
15:32I do feel awful sorry for the boys, though.
15:34They won't come right out and admit it,
15:35but they're just dying for some of those
15:37delicious turkey leftovers.
15:40Well, why don't you go down to the butcher shop
15:41and buy a turkey?
15:43Oh, wouldn't I look a little silly
15:45walking into a butcher shop
15:46and asking for a turkey
15:47the day after Thanksgiving?
15:49Well, no, you don't have to tell them
15:50you're going to eat it.
15:52No, I suppose we could tell them
15:54we wanted it for a doorstop.
15:57Besides, who do you care
15:58what the butcher thinks?
15:59The turkey's for David and Ricky.
16:01Whatever gave you that idea?
16:03Well, you just told me.
16:04Oh, yes, yes.
16:05It's for David and Ricky, of course.
16:07You may not be able to get a very large one.
16:09Well, that's all right.
16:10We only want it for the leftovers.
16:12Maybe I could get one that's been in a fight.
16:14Maybe the loser.
16:18Won't the boys be surprised?
16:20Yeah.
16:22Turkey.
16:24Nice slice of white meat
16:27and a nice big slab of dark meat
16:30and some mashed potatoes
16:31and some cranberry sauce
16:34and some delicious gravy
16:36with giblets poured all over it.
16:40Then I pick up this nice big turkey leg
16:43and I sink my fangs into it.
16:45Nothing, nothing.
16:46What are you doing with your tie?
16:48Oh, goodness sake.
16:50A dark brown necktie?
16:51I thought it was a turkey leg.
16:55Marvelous.
16:59Well, what can I do for you, Mr. Nelson?
17:01Well, this is probably going to sound silly,
17:03but we had Thanksgiving dinner
17:04over at Mrs. Nelson's aunt's
17:06and David and Ricky are just dying
17:08for some turkey leftovers.
17:09You know how kids are.
17:11And believe it or not, I'd like to buy a turkey.
17:14Oh, gee, Mr. Nelson, I'm sorry.
17:16You know, the day after Thanksgiving,
17:18I don't think you'll find a turkey
17:19in any butcher shop in town.
17:21How about some nice veal?
17:23Veal?
17:24Yeah, you can fix it so it tastes just like turkey.
17:26You make hash or croquettes.
17:28The boys will never know the difference.
17:30Oh, I don't know.
17:31They're pretty smart kids.
17:33Well, maybe so, but if you fix it right,
17:35no one can tell veal from turkey.
17:38Oh, I hate to argue with you, Mr. Bigglobe.
17:40I'll guarantee you I can tell the difference.
17:42Here's an idea.
17:43How about some ground round?
17:45Ground round?
17:46Does that taste like turkey?
17:47No, but if you fix it right, it tastes like veal.
17:52Well, maybe some other time.
17:55Well, if you change your mind, just drop in.
17:57I'll be glad to take care of you.
17:59Oh, just in case Mrs. Nelson should forget,
18:02be sure and order us a nice turkey for Christmas, will you?
18:04Oh, sure.
18:05Make it a nice, big, fat one
18:07so we have lots of turkey leftovers,
18:09enough to last all week.
18:13I'll pick out a good one for you.
18:15Thanks a lot.
18:16I'll see you, Mr. Bigglobe.
18:17Goodbye.
18:18Mr. Nelson?
18:19Yes?
18:20Happy New Year.
18:24Catherine!
18:27Hi, Harriet.
18:28Hi.
18:29Catherine's not here.
18:30Just went down to the drugstore for some bicarbonate.
18:32Oh, who's sick?
18:33This green-faced fella with a glassy eye
18:35standing in front of you.
18:36Aw.
18:37I think I sprained his stomach muscle.
18:38I've been exercising him pretty hard.
18:41Well, I wanted to ask Catherine
18:42how she was fixed on the turkey situation.
18:44Ozzie and the boys have developed a sudden urge
18:46for some turkey leftovers,
18:47and I can't imagine where to find any.
18:50Well, gosh, I wish I could help you out,
18:51but Catherine and Will have just about
18:52polished off our turkey.
18:54There's only a tiny sliver left,
18:55and I've hidden that in the laundry basket.
18:57And Ellen's using all of hers for the bridge club.
19:00Well, I guess I'll just have to heat up the veal roast.
19:03I hate to do it, though,
19:04but the only thing Oz doesn't like is veal.
19:07Well, make hash out of it and tell him it's turkey.
19:09He won't know the difference.
19:10Hey, I think you got something there.
19:12Not hash, necessarily,
19:13but I'll bet you if I made veal croquettes,
19:15he'd never know the difference.
19:16I take it you're going to make hash.
19:18I guess he'd never know the difference.
19:19I take it you're just about ready to put something over
19:21on what is laughingly called the master of the house.
19:23Oh.
19:25Oh, I hear you.
19:26Yeah?
19:27This is such a dirty trick.
19:29Don't you dare to tell Oz this is my idea.
19:31Why not?
19:32Because I want to tell him myself.
19:39Well, there's one more turkey croquette left.
19:41Who wants it?
19:42I'll be able to eat in about an hour, Mom.
19:44Oh, if you're so full, David,
19:45I don't think you should, dear.
19:46You'll have nightmares.
19:47I had a nightmare last night.
19:49That's too bad.
19:50What did you dream?
19:51I was a turkey,
19:52and people weren't going to eat me.
19:55You start hollering,
19:56help me, David, help me.
19:58Did you help him?
20:00Oh, I wanted to,
20:01but what can a pumpkin pie do?
20:05Harriet, may I say
20:06these turkey croquettes are delicious.
20:08Well, thank you, dear.
20:09I'm glad you enjoyed them.
20:10May I be excused, Mom?
20:11If you think you can get up from the table.
20:13Well, I sure am full.
20:15You fellas have any homework to do?
20:17Yeah, but I don't think
20:18I can get upstairs to do it.
20:19Come on, Miss.
20:24Well, I guess I'll clear away these dishes.
20:26I'm glad you enjoyed the turkey croquettes, dear.
20:29Uh, Harriet,
20:30now that the boys have left,
20:32may I say that the veal croquettes were delicious.
20:36Veal croquettes?
20:37Well, certainly you don't think
20:38you can fool an old gourmet like me, do you?
20:40A what?
20:41Gourmet.
20:42Gourmet.
20:43Gour meaning food,
20:44and me meaning may I have some.
20:47Yes, I know what it means.
20:48I'm just surprised you claim to be one.
20:50Well, I recognized this veal, didn't I?
20:53I thought it tasted just like turkey.
20:55Oh, don't get me wrong.
20:56This was delicious.
20:57In fact, David thought it was turkey, didn't he?
21:00David was sure it was turkey.
21:02Well, why do you say that?
21:04Well, he was the one who went over
21:05to Aunt Ellen's to get it for me.
21:08Now, wait a second.
21:09You mean to say those veal croquettes
21:11really were turkey?
21:12Of course.
21:13Well, for goodness sakes, Harry,
21:14why didn't you tell me?
21:15I would have enjoyed them more.
21:18You kept saying it was turkey.
21:20Well, I was just trying to go along with you
21:22and fool the boys.
21:24Well, I'm sure you enjoyed them.
21:25You managed to put away six or seven.
21:28Well, what about your Aunt Ellen?
21:31Well, she's fine.
21:32Well, I know.
21:33I mean, what about the scavengers?
21:35I mean, you know, the women.
21:37Oh, the meetings.
21:38Oh, well, Aunt Ellen was right the first time.
21:40The meeting was to be held at Mrs. Peter's house.
21:42Mrs. Henderson was just stopping by to pick her up.
21:47Well, I still say I would have enjoyed them more
21:49if I'd known it was actually turkey.
21:52Well, there's plenty more cold turkey
21:54in the refrigerator.
21:55You can have a little midnight snack.
21:57Oh, yeah.
21:59What time's it now?
22:01About 6.30.
22:03Oh.
22:04I don't think I can wait until midnight.
22:06Suppose we make it a 7 o'clock snack.
22:08No, sir.
22:13Where are you going?
22:14Well, I'm just going to help you
22:16as I'll carry this plate out to the kitchen.
22:19Where's Pop, Mom?
22:20He's out in the kitchen, dear.
22:22Oh, thanks.
22:24What are you doing, Pop?
22:26Oh, I'm just putting the milk away.
22:28You're putting the milk inside the turkey?
22:31No, I'm just...
22:33Turkey looks like a lot of milk.
22:35It's just a little bit of milk.
22:37I know.
22:38It's just a little bit of milk.
22:40It's just a little bit of milk.
22:42It's just a little bit of milk.
22:44It's just a little bit of milk.
22:46Come on.
22:47Turkey looks good, though, doesn't it?
22:49Here's a nice little sliver.
22:51Are you kidding?
22:52That sliver could kill a guy.
22:53Oh, boy.
22:54Can we have some coffee, please?
22:55Sure.
22:56Help yourself.
23:02Oh, boy.
23:03This is delicious.
23:07What are you guys doing?
23:09You just finished your dinner.
23:10Oh, we're just finishing up a few of these leftovers.
23:13This is terrific.
23:16Mmm.
23:33Hello?
23:34May I speak to Dr. Brown, please?
23:37Harriet, did you know there's a great big plate
23:39full of turkey out in the kitchen?
23:41Oh, yes.
23:42I meant to tell you.
23:43Nancy Baker's mother stopped by, and she said
23:45they had a great big turkey yesterday.
23:47And Nancy felt so sorry for you that she insisted
23:50that we take the leftovers.
23:51I couldn't talk her out of it.
23:52Well, gee, that's very nice of her,
23:54but I think I've had enough turkey to last...
23:57Oh, I wonder who that is.
24:00Oh, it's a friend of mine.
24:02Oh.
24:04Oh, I wonder who that is.
24:11Mr. Bigelow.
24:12I got to worrying about not having a turkey for you
24:14this afternoon.
24:15So I scouted all over town, and I finally
24:17found you this beauty.
24:18Oh.
24:19It's a big one.
24:20You're going to have turkey all week.
24:22Oh, you shouldn't have done it.
24:23Oh, it's OK, Mr. Nelson.
24:25Good night.
24:26Good night, Mr. Bigelow.
24:28Harriet, where do you see what just came in the front door?
24:31Where do you see what just came in the back door?
24:47Nancy Baker was played by Eileen Jansen.
24:49The butcher's name was Arthur Q. Bryan,
24:51and the turkey answers to the name of Esmeralda.
25:01THE END