Harry: Okay, I finished my letter. "Dear President Clinton, I've seen your program on TV, and I think you need help. Maybe in the next episode there could be gunfire or even some explosions. I know I'd like that. Thanks for letting me share my thoughts--" oh, I forgot to include my name and address.

Sally: You know, Patty is a woman of unexpected depth and wisdom. She does things with contact paper most women can only dream of.
Dick: I think I finally understand this compelling urge to make friends. It isn't intellectual at all. These bodies have a basic physical need for other people.
Sally: Well, in a biology this primitive, there are bound to be a few weaknesses.
Dick: But that's the paradox. It's not a weakness. That need is what brings them together, and that unity is an enormous source of power.
Tommy: Yeah, it's powerful, all right, but it's dangerous. There are some urges we're just going to have to learn to control. Whoa! Their daughter's home.