doesnât look like a baby.
Sally now has drawn what looks like arrows on lines coming out of the mouth
.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Itâs a big-mouth baby. Mick Jagger as a baby.
JESS Â Â Â Â Baby ape! Baby ape!
ALICE Â Â Â Â Babyâs breath.
HARRY Â Â Â Â
(overlap)
    Rosemaryâs Babyâs mouth.
JESS Â Â Â Â âWonât you come home, Bill Baby?â
ALICE Â Â Â Â
(overlap)
    Kiss the baby!
HARRY Â Â Â Â Melancholy Babyâs mouth!
JESS Â Â Â Â Baby fish mouth!
JULIAN Â Â Â Â Fifteen seconds.
ALICE Â Â Â Â Baby boom!
Sally is getting frustrated, can do nothing but draw more arrows out of the mouth
.
JESS Â Â Â Â Draw something resembling anything!
ALICE     ⦠Kiss the baby â¦
HARRY Â Â Â Â
(overlap)
    Baby spitting up. Exorcist baby!
ALICE Â Â Â Â âYes, sir, thatâs my baby.â
HARRY Â Â Â Â âNo, sir, donât mean maybe.â
JULIAN Â Â Â Â Thatâs it. Timeâs up.
SALLY Â Â Â Â Baby talk.
JESS Â Â Â Â Baby talk? Whatâs that? Thatâs not a saying.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Oh, but âbaby fish mouthâ is sweeping the nation.
GARY Â Â Â Â Final score: our team, 110, you guys, 60.
SALLY Â Â Â Â
(to Julian)
    I canât draw.
JULIAN Â Â Â Â No. Thatâs a baby, and thatâs a baby talking. Youâre wonderful.
He puts his arms around her
.
MARIE Â Â Â Â All right, who wants coffee?
Sally and Julian kiss. Harry looks on
.
JESS Â Â Â Â I do, and I love you.
ALICE Â Â Â Â Do you have any tea?
MARIE Â Â Â Â One tea.
Harry holds up his hand
.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Industrial strength.
EMILY Â Â Â Â Iâll have tea also.
SALLY Â Â Â Â Iâll help you.
(to Julian)
Decaf?
JULIAN Â Â Â Â Yeah.
ALICE Â Â Â Â Cream.
EMILY Â Â Â Â
(to Marie)
Whereâs the bathroom?
MARIE Â Â Â Â Through that door, down the hall.
Emily and Harry kiss as she heads away. Sally notices this
.
Jess and Julian are at the drawing board, examining Sallyâs âbabyâ drawing
.
JESS Â Â Â Â Never looked like a baby to me.
JULIAN Â Â Â Â Which part?
JESS Â Â Â Â All of it.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Hey, Jess, you were going to show me the cover art for your book.
JESS Â Â Â Â Oh, yeah, yeah. Itâs in the den.
(to Julian)
Look, uh, Julian, help yourselfâhave some more wine, whatever you like, okay?
(to Harry)
I like saying itâs in the den. Itâs got a nice ring to it.
INT. KITCHENâNIGHT
Sally and Marie go about getting the coffee ready
.
SALLY Â Â Â Â Emilyâs a little young for Harry, donât you think?
MARIE Â Â Â Â Well, sheâs young, but look what sheâs done.
SALLY Â Â Â Â What has she done? She makes desserts.
INT. DENâNIGHT
HARRY Â Â Â Â Does Julian seem a little stuffy to you?
JESS Â Â Â Â Heâs a good guy. You should talk to him, get to know him.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Heâs too tall to talk to.
INT. KITCHENâNIGHT
MARIE Â Â Â Â She makes 3,500 chocolate mousse pies a week.
SALLY Â Â Â Â Emily is
Aunt
Emily?
INT. DENâNIGHT
JESS Â Â Â Â He took us all to a Mets game last week. It was great.
HARRY Â Â Â Â You all went to a Mets game together?
JESS Â Â Â Â It was a last-minute thing.
HARRY Â Â Â Â But Sally hates baseball.
INT. KITCHENâNIGHT
SALLY Â Â Â Â Harry doesnât even like sweets.
MARIE Â Â Â Â Julian is great.
SALLY Â Â Â Â I know. Heâs a grown-up.
INT. DENâNIGHT
JESS Â Â Â Â Emily is terrific.
HARRY Â Â Â Â Yeah. Of course, when I asked her where she was when