see that you can find that scene on YouTube where she chats with does her whole schtick with Mr. Ed.

And even Mr. Ed was swayed.

Right.

Exactly.

Yeah.

And I want before we end with the.

Well, we'll get into it.

physically single-handedly pretty much pull the studio out of a bankruptcy where they would have, where we might've lost Paramount completely and never had many of the great films that would come out of that studio later.

so much happens in this hour and a half

oh my gosh i tell you i mean i have i was surprised at how many details i remembered because as i said my mom because she was of that age was a huge shirley temple fan and so anytime one of the movies would pop on we'd watch it together and this one really burned into my memory bank for a couple reasons number one is that I think as a little girl, I might've been around the same age and it really affected me, the idea of losing a parent.

So at first to know that, oh God, she doesn't have a dad.

And I was very close to my dad and I was very close to my mom.

And then, you know, that happens.

It was like, it was like, ah, it just burned it into my memory.

The other thing is my mom taught me the good ship lollipop song when I was four.

And... adele steps in and talks to loup about what's going on and the fact that you know maybe it wasn't this this all happened for a reason and they decide to if they get married they can adopt shirley themselves and then it also shows up that they decide uncle ned can be with them too