The Trouble With Tanya

Being a private investigator means two things. You can be sure you'll run into trouble, and you can never be sure you can get out of it. Well, there's not much you can do about it, I guess.

Except, like Julie always says... Walk south, glee. Peter Troy. And now, Peter Troy investigates the trouble with Tanya. Julie, the gal with the signature tune, she's the one who fights the unequal battle to keep me on the straight and narrow path.

And you'll meet her again. But in the meantime, There's a blue-eyed statue, Espey, with hair as black as sin that I want to introduce you to. She's a livin' doll. She's not gonna thank me, because Tanya means trouble.

You'll be up and about an external time, George. Next an Elton. I'd like to believe that Tanya, but it's just that I don't seem to be getting any better. The doctor said you're just fine. I spoke to him.

And that was very considerate of you, my dear. You're important to me, George. and you are important to me. You'll find that out one day. George? Those tablets on the side there. The? Yeah, yeah, yeah, give me one please.

Certainly. Hurry, hurry. You know, George, I've been wanting to talk to you about your... With the tablets. You're a very rich man, you know. Oh, Tanya, please, Tanya, unless you give me one of those tablets.

What did you hear me? Why are you looking at me like that? Tanya? What's the matter? Please, Mr. Castagio, ma'am. What's the matter with him? He stayed. Dead? Are you sure? I just want to eat you in, bring him up and eat you.