Alien: Mr Hinkley, we saw you on "The Dick Cavett Show."
Ralph Hinkley: Dick Cavett, huh?
[laughs]
Ralph Hinkley: I didn't know you could get that stuff up here. That's great.
[thinks about it]
Ralph Hinkley: What am I saying? I mean, of course they get that stuff up here. You probably have, you probably have cable up here too, don't you?
Alien: You are a celebrity now, Mr. Hinkley. You and the suit are known to the world. This situation will not work. We must make the world forget.
Pam Davidson Hinkley: You can make the whole world forget they ever knew about Ralph and the suit?
Alien: All we have to do is give the suit to someone else.
Ralph Hinkley: Give the suit to someone else? You mean, I have to resign? I can't believe it. It's over. All those things I used to take for granted. All gone.
Pam Davidson Hinkley: Well, it was good while it lasted. And you'll always have your memories. Or will he? What about me? I mean, I put up with a lot of stuff. I deserve to remember too.
Alien: You may remember also, Mrs. Hinkley.
Ralph Hinkley: What about Bill? Bill Maxwell.
Alien: You think it important that Mr. Maxwell remember this?
Ralph Hinkley: No, what if we give him the suit? Now wait a minute. Bill's already wired up on this whole thing. I mean, he gets carried away once in a while. But deep down inside, he's a, he's a pretty good guy.
Alien: But, Mr. Hinkley, the owner of this suit must be more than a pretty good guy.
Pam Davidson Hinkley: Well, I remember when Ralph was chosen. It was because you guys were looking for someone with strong moral character, a healthy idealism, altruistic nature and true integrity, right?
Ralph Hinkley, Pam Davidson Hinkley: Not Bill.