Christine: Listen, I know you're kind of new to this, so if you have any questions, just ask me.
Vanessa: Well, there is one thing I'd like to ask you.
Christine: Sure.
Vanessa: How do they make that slime they're always dumping on you?
Christine: Oh. Well, first they take some wa-- some liquid, and then they add some flour, some Jell-O powder, sometimes some soap. Then they dump it all over me.
Vanessa: (looking up) Where do they dump it from?
Christine: Actually, Vanessa, I've always wondered that too. I just don't know.
(Christine is slimed.)
Vanessa: Very interesting. Is it always green?
Christine: Well, yeah, usually it is, but I guess it could be red,
(Christine is red slimed.)
Christine: or blue,
(Christine is blue slimed.)
Christine: or yellow.
(Christine is yellow slimed.)
Christine: Yeah. All right, you think you're so smart, let's see stripes!
(Christine is striped slimed - green, red, blue and yellow all at once.)
Vanessa: (also covered in slime.) Gee, it must be tough being a TV star. By the way, how do you get this stuff out?
Christine: Well it usually washes off with water.
(Christine and Vanessa are drenched.)
Christine: Usually.
Vanessa: Well, there is one thing I'd like to ask you.
Christine: Sure.
Vanessa: How do they make that slime they're always dumping on you?
Christine: Oh. Well, first they take some wa-- some liquid, and then they add some flour, some Jell-O powder, sometimes some soap. Then they dump it all over me.
Vanessa: (looking up) Where do they dump it from?
Christine: Actually, Vanessa, I've always wondered that too. I just don't know.
(Christine is slimed.)
Vanessa: Very interesting. Is it always green?
Christine: Well, yeah, usually it is, but I guess it could be red,
(Christine is red slimed.)
Christine: or blue,
(Christine is blue slimed.)
Christine: or yellow.
(Christine is yellow slimed.)
Christine: Yeah. All right, you think you're so smart, let's see stripes!
(Christine is striped slimed - green, red, blue and yellow all at once.)
Vanessa: (also covered in slime.) Gee, it must be tough being a TV star. By the way, how do you get this stuff out?
Christine: Well it usually washes off with water.
(Christine and Vanessa are drenched.)
Christine: Usually.
Christine : Listen, I know you're kind of new to this, so if you have any questions, just ask me.
Vanessa : Well, there is one thing I'd like to ask you.
Christine : Sure.
Vanessa : How do they make that slime they're always dumping on you?
Christine : Oh. Well, first they take some wa-- some liquid , and then they add some flour, some Jell-O powder, sometimes some soap. Then they dump it all over me.
Vanessa : (looking up) Where do they dump it from?
Christine : Actually, Vanessa, I've always wondered that too. I just don't know.
(Christine is slimed.)
Vanessa : Very interesting. Is it always green?
Christine : Well, yeah, usually it is, but I guess it could be red,
(Christine is red slimed.)
Christine : or blue,
(Christine is blue slimed.)
Christine : or yellow.
(Christine is yellow slimed.)
Christine : Yeah. All right, you think you're so smart, let's see stripes!
(Christine is striped slimed - green, red, blue and yellow all at once.)
Vanessa : (also covered in slime.) Gee, it must be tough being a TV star. By the way, how do you get this stuff out?
Christine : Well it usually washes off with water.
(Christine and Vanessa are drenched.)
Christine : Usually.
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