"The Duke of Squigmann" script, Scene D

It's back to the living room, still with continuous action.  On the episode, Squiggy mutters, "Mediterranean twit!", but in the script he remarks, "My, what a pleasant peasant," meaning Carmine in both cases.  His observation that Leonard has "good bone structure" is probably an ad-lib, as is calling him "a merry minstrel."

On the other hand, we lost Squiggy's line, "You woke me up to play a hundred and twenty-three questions.  What inconsideration."  And after Lenny denies seeing, knowing, etc. nothin', he was supposed to say, "And if I were you, I wouldn't tell anybody what I didn't see 'cause people'd think you're crazy, like I do."

The reprise of the lullaby after the "Hun shot" was added, as were some incidental lines.  But otherwise, for a four-page scene, it's not drastically different, especially compared to Scene A.  This is the end of Act One, and we'll see how different Act Two is as we continue....