Male television character: “You see, my friend’s just crazy about you...”
Woman: ”You mean you’re both mad about me?” (0:11)
Insurance company actuary Warren writes to, Ndugu, a Tanzanian boy he sponsors, referring to Warren’s wife Helen, “... and her obsession, her obsession with trying new restaurants.” (0:22)
After he finds her collapsed on the floor, medics wheel Helen’s lifeless body out of the house. (0:26)
Burial of Helen in a cemetery (0:28)
His daughter Jeannie shares her grief with Warren. (0:31)
Jeannie’s salesman fiance Randall: “So listen, Warren... to get your mind off all of this craziness...” (0:33)
Warren writes to Ndugu, “So you might say I’ve just been trying to clear a few cobwebs from my memory.” (0:55)
Theater marquee: “Sideways” (0:59)
Warren’s new friend, shoe store owner John, tells him, referring to beer, “We’re a little low on truth serum.” (1:05)
John’s occupational therapist wife Vicki tells Warren, “... I have good instincts about people...”
”Are you insane?” (1:06)
Randall’s mother Roberta tells Warren, “This last week has been so stressful.” (1:19)
Jeannie tells Warren, “You know it’s just that we’ve been really stressed out her the last two weeks...” (1:32)
Roberta tells Warren, “Jeannie told us all about your little panic attack last night, and I don’t blame you.” (1:34)
Roberta offers Warren her leftover “Percodan.” (1:37)
Roberta tells Warren, “I’ve been so stressed these past few weeks...” (1:40)