Helen then asks Truman why he's going on about burglars, and he says that he is expressing his thoughts. Helen spits out her mouthful, and replaces the dog food for the alphabet soup, which she accidentally gave to Martha. Helen insists she isn't, but then Truman points out that she's eating dog food. Helen claims not to be scared, but Truman insists she is. Both start eating, and Truman says that Helen should be glad he's there since she's so scared of the cat burglar. He explains that the babies in his house are being too loud. Helen, who has accidentally given herself some dog food, asks Truman why he doesn't eat at home. Truman doesn't think he ever shouted, and demonstrates actual shouting, surprising Martha. She jumps in shock, and tells him not to shout. He demonstrates sneaking, and shouts "You're next!" while jumping out at Helen, who is carrying two bowls of alphabet soup, and one bowl of dog food. Truman says that a burglar has been reported in the neighbourhood, and that the reason why they are called "cat" burglars is because they sneak around like cats. Martha growls and Helen says that Martha is okay, and says to Truman that maybe Martha reckons the burglar is a cat. Truman enters, asking how she knew it was him, and not the cat burglar. Helen is in the kitchen, making alphabet soup, with her dog Martha watching nearby. This episode features related words about speaking. In his lab, he sees children frustrated pounding their fingers with great difficulty.) The scientist then says that the Host, talking is impossible however is a first. He explains that the viewers' friends might think a talking dog might express her thought similar to a pounding grand piano.
It begins with a scientist greets the viewers, and tells them they will see something inexpiable: (A talking dog).
When Martha eats alphabet soup, the letters go to her brain instead of her stomach, and thus she develops the ability to talk.
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