美剧bo资料ston legal波士顿法律第2季第23集剧本(英语).pdfVIP

Boston Legal Race Ipsa Season 2, Episode 23 Written by David E. Kelly 2006 David E. Kelly Productions. All Rights Reserved. Broadcast: April 25, 2006 Transcribed by Imamess and Sheri, for Boston-L In therapist Sydney Fields’ office, Denny Crane is leaning back on the therapist’s couch. Denny Crane: Waxing on. It’s just that I feel like my song is still in me. Sydney Field: Annoyed. What song? Denny Crane: My song! Everybody had a song in them, Sydney, you should know that. Dr Sydney Fields: Oh, I see. And yours is still unsung? Is that it? Denny Crane: Yeah. I mean, here I am in my seventies and I still feel that everything I wanted to express in life is still bottled you inside me like a kidney stone. Talk to me, Sydney. What are you thinking? Dr Sydney Fields: I think you’re bored, Denny. Denny Crane: Bored? How can I be bored? I’m Denny Crane. Even the sound of my name fascinates. More, Sydney. More, about me. Dr Sydney Fields: Yeah. Okay. Well, I think that you are a silver spoon-fed, rich, empty, sack, who has nothing to do now but count his money, or spend it on hookers and therapists who offer up some form of affirmation. And frankly, I’m sick of it! I would no longer even treat you but for the six hundred dollars an hour I charge, which sum, I might assure you, is meant to deter your recurring visits. Do you understand me, Denny? I would sooner leap from the window than see your lips move, the sight of which is the visual cue that feculent blather is about to spew forth. Denny Crane: This is no way for a therapist to talk to a patient. Dr Sydney Fields: My official medical recommendation would be that you take yoga classes, so that you might gain the necessary flexibility to stick your head up your ass. Nobody speaks for a moment as they look at each other. Denny Crane: He sits up. I, I do feel like an empty sack sometimes. It occasions depression. It even caused me to buy hand gun to end it. I eve