The premiere opens with a scene that is too flitty for Ms. Flockhart's new incarnation: she is arguing as she packs a suitcase, only it turns out that she is holding an imaginary conversation with her mother, and even in that exchange, she cannot score a point.

"Heaven grant it be a better one; for, in good sooth, I hardly think to tarry with my flock through the flitting seasons of another year!

Nor was Clifford incapable of feeling the sentiment of poetry,--not, perhaps, where it was highest or deepest, but where it was most flitting and ethereal.

Thy sickness, they say, and thy puny habit, require that thou do this or avoid that, but know that thy life is a flitting state, a tent for a night, and do thou, sick or well, finish that stint.

Summer seemed to have flitted by in a space of days.

But for now, things flitted in and out of her mind.

There was a good deal of flitting about going on.

This is no time to be flitting about the earth.

Without a will to stop them, her eyes flitted closed.

Yes, she used to flit from one room to another at night, he thought.

He should not care if a hundred men were flitting around her.

The thought flitted through her, not for the first time: Is it?

They just flit about and make no impact on my life.

At times, a big smile would flit across his face.

A little look of surprise flitted across his face, then.

The little girl's eyes flitted from her mother's face to the tree.

And we know you're always flitting off on dangerous business of some sort.

Nothing, including people, held her interest for more than a few hours, so she would flit from one friend or activity to another.

Thoughts flitted across her mind, which she did not voice.

People flitting, either on their way here or heading south.

He saw us, and the most extraordinary look flitted across his face.

She saw him running again, just a shadow, flitting toward her.

Her eyes flitted toward the place where the woman had been lying on the ground.

Memories of all the other times he had been flitted through her mind.

Her eyes flitted around the room before coming to rest on Sawyer's face.

She liked to flit out after him when he was going to church at night.

In the dream, the thought that she might fall had not even flitted across her mind.

As he flits along, different insects ask for his help.

A savage look flitted across his face and was gone.

I kept waiting to turn into a flit or something.

That would give them something else to think about, too, while he was doing his flit.

In summer the smell of Flit was always with us.

So you told me to forget it, as flit had never happened.

I've got to do a little flit, though, before I come home.

She said she'd been before somewhere when a girl did a flit like that.

Why did she have to do a flit now, of all the times on the calendar?

So I may be doing a flit over there one of these days."

One story I remember from painting them was using a "flit" gun.

"Want to know why he's doing such a quick flit?"

I imagine I'll have to do a flit before long."

Bring them by flit along with the poor man who's been taking care of them.

They're mostly in one solar system; a short flit covers the rest.

I feel very much in the mood to do a flit out that way."

She would certainly prejudice the case she had been making by doing a flit right now.

The village derives its name from river Flit which flows close by it.

The forms of the beloved dead flit before me and I hasten to their arms.

As he walked along, Lee listened to the flit of flying creatures.

Some nasty minds say they've done a flit because there's too much evidence against them."

Jones, could we make a flit to somewhere else on this planet?"

She laughs, with an impatient flit of the hand.

"Get the flit gun and hose us down when you come back," Violet ordered.

Did fretful, disturbing thoughts like that flit through his mind?

Armstrong thought of spraying Flit all over an ants' nest.

Must be a hell of an important flit!