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Mommy?
Do dead people swallow?
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Well?
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Do they?
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No.
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Then what do they do
with the water in their mouth?
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They stop getting water
in their mouths.
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Why?
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Don't wake Daddy.
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Daddy's awake.
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It's Saturday, honey.
Go back to sleep.
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Daddy, they don't let you
be a pilot if you wear glasses!
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Hannah!
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Ollie, off!
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Come on.
Off the bed, Ollie. Off!
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I've been playing handball
with quadratic equations all night.
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Yeah?
Who won?
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I better get this
article finished...
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...or I am never going to
get a good night's sleep.
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I'm working at school today.
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No, you've got the kids till 2:00.
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I've my museum class, then I drop
off the payroll at Al's doughnut hole.
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I want cinnamon...
No, sugar!
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- White ones!
- No doughnuts for you little porkers.
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Oink!
Oink!
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Honey, make my cruller
with white icing.
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Two minutes.
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It's not fair!
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Is this fair?
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- Yes!
- Yes!
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- What do you want for breakfast?
- I'm dead.
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That's easy.
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Look carefully at the way Rubens
uses pinks and whites in his women.
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They have the alabaster
cast of a statue...
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...with just enough
rosy shades...
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...to make them eminently
approachable.
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All I know is,
they make me feel thin.
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And of course,
the famous red hair.
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Most art historians believe this
was the color of his mistress' hair.
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Emily, are we listing lovers
or acquaintances?
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You're done?
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I've been married for 10 years.
What do you want from me?
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- Didn't you go to college?
- Yeah, but...
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"One-night stand,
handsome, great in bed. "
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And you regretted it?
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Him. He asked me
to bring a friend next time.
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And you can't
remember his name?
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Listen, when you've had over...
the names get a little fuzzy.
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God!
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"Jean-Claude. "
Is this the guy in Saint Martin?
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Yeah. You spent the weekend
in the Caribbean...
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...and didn't I go to Marineland?
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You came home with a plastic shark.
I came home with crabs.
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Now, if you ladies will follow me.
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This French sculpture
is from the 20th century...
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...and by Edmond Louise Colette.
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This sculpture epitomizes
the art movement...
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...from Art Nouveau to Art Deco.
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Who was the best, and why?
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- There's an emphasis on simple lines...
- Howard.
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Because he just adored sex
and couldn't get enough?
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Because we were in love.
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- I've done that.
- Listen to you.
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It must be hell being
in a great marriage.
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It is when you've been invited
to your 15th high school reunion...
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...and it kicks off wild sexual fantasies
about your first love.
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- Old numero uno, Robert?
- No!
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Tommy and I never did it.
We did everything but for two years.
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What?
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You're from the coast.
In Ohio, you don't do it. I was saving it.
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- For who? Robert Hornswath?
- Evidently.
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So, are you going?
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I don't know.
I haven't seen him in 15 years.
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He lives in Denver now.
He probably wouldn't even be there.
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Can you recover from a face-lift
in five months?
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Are you going to worry about this
or have fun with it?
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You'll have fun.
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I know I'm never going to
hear the end of it now.
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Emily, what is the
matter with me?
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Every day, I fantasize about
jumping on a plane to Denver...
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...finding Tommy,
and screwing him silly!
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Pardon me.
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So what do you think of this?
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God, that's disgusting, Mom.
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Peter?
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What do you think of this one?
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That's more Emily.
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You know, bookkeepers can be chic.
Peter?
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Yeah, she's not wearing a bra.
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- Can I see that, please?
- No.
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Bedtime.
That's it.
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- Tomorrow's my birthday!
- I know it's your birthday.
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Your Daddy and I have
a lot of getting ready to do.
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- I don't want to go to bed.
- You never want to go to bed.
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Good night, Daddy!
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Good night, sweetie.
I'll be up in a minute.
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- Brush your teeth.
- Okay.
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You dropped those.
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I know that tune.
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Can we do it without kissing?
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Sure. Yeah.
Come here.
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Can we do it without moving?
I'm exhausted.
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Good. Me, too.
I thought you wanted to.
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Not me.
How about you?
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- We can do it tomorrow.
- Yeah.
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Nope.
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After Gina's party,
I doubt it.
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Monday.
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Department meeting.
Goes late.
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Tuesday.
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Yeah, let's shoot for Tuesday.
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That was nice.
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It's always nice.
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Lipstick. Yeah.
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Where are you going?
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To do my taxes
and learn Spanish.
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- I need to sleep, Elliott.
- You can sleep here, you know.
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No, I can't.
You're always drawing me.
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You waste a lot
of time sleeping.
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I like sleeping.
It makes the years go by faster.
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That's a lousy attitude
for a woman barely past 30...
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...everything ahead of her.
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35 more years of finding
the perfect piece of culture...
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...for over Mrs. Konzulman's sectional,
unmarred by love or family.
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Leave me if you must...
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...but if you're checking out
that Denver gallery on Friday...
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...I'd like to see you
tomorrow sometime.
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Can't tomorrow.
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Tomorrow's my goddaughter's
birthday party.
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I like birthday parties.
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No.
You're not invited.
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Are you saying
you're ashamed of me?
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Everyone there is bringing their children.
I'll be dating one.
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Yes.
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I'm 26.
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I don't know why you're pressing this.
You'll just get bored.
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With Pin the Tail on the Donkey?
No way.
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- All right. Come.
- I will. Thank you.
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Elliott!
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I can't believe you
used my lipstick.
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This is going to cost me $100.
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$100 for a lipstick?
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- No, a trip to the cosmetic counter.
- Right.
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Is everybody having fun?
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He's cute.
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- Where's my hat?
- Right there!
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- Have you seen my hat?
- Right there!
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I'm going to get
another apple juice.
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He's got a special
birthday hat for you!
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There you go!
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And he's got something for you!
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Hannah, when is your birthday?
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Three more months.
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Three months?
I can't wait that long.
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Me, too.
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I cannot wait to give you your
present for three months.
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You can write anything you want in there:
your secrets, your dreams...
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...and only you can read them.
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It's wonderful!
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Mom!
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Mr. Lucky's got one for you!
There you go!
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And Mr. Lucky's
got one for you!
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There you go!
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Who else wants one?
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- How's it going, Chef?
- Crazy.
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Interesting bunch over there.
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Yeah. That's part of
a parenting group.
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Personally,
I'd rather belong to a satanic cult.
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Probably be easier
on the kids, yes.
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- Boy, they really like these suckers raw.
- So how old is...
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Hi.
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How are you?
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Great party.
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Thanks, Elliott.
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I particularly liked the part
where Mr. Lucky couldn't find his hat.
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I never get tired of that.
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Can you make purple?
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- Purple?
- Milk.
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Do you want magenta purple
or fuchsia purple?
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Emily said you were good.
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What else does our friend say?
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That you're a great dancer.
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I'll settle for that.
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- So how old is...
- Pin the Tail on the Donkey.
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I forgot to put up the donkey.
Can you believe it?
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Peter!
Didn't I just see him?
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You know what?
We really have to be going.
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- But aren't you going to
stay for cake? - Cake?
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I'm sorry.
Jeez!
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- Thank you.
- You're going?
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You don't want any cake?
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Thank you.
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- Purple! - If you're going
to have a hot fling...
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...you might as well have it
with someone who looks like that.
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Donkey.
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You wanted to meet my friends.
I guess they don't hold your attention.
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They seem like very nice people.
We don't exactly have a lot in common.
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- So what?
- No. You don't.
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You make that sound
like an accusation.
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You wanted to come,
but you just wanted to come and go.
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I'm not leaving. This is my
goddaughter's birthday party.
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I'll stay till the last gift is open
and the last kid goes home.
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All right.
You want me to stay, I'll stay.
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I never wanted you to
come in the first place.
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All right.
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I get the picture.
You'll get home all right?
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- Kathy will take me.
- Okay.
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Remember we said we would stop
this when it wasn't fun anymore?
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Are we having fun now?
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No.
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Careful, Liana.
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I know.
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Elliott leave?
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Why can't I be attracted to a nice,
solid professional?
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- You got any divorced MBAs around?
- I liked him. I thought he was disarming.
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- We broke up.
- In a phony sort of way.
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And look what he calls purple.
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You can do better than that.
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- Anyway, his bod wasn't that great.
- Yes, it was.
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Yes, it was.
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- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
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Great party, Mom.
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Come to dinner Friday.
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I can't. I'm supposed to
be in Denver on Friday.
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Denver?
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Elliott's got a show there
in a couple months.
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Tommy's Denver?
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- Emily, you gotta look him up for me.
- And say what?
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He's got a sporting goods store
right downtown: Andrews Sporting.
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Pretend you're buying a gun.
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You haven't seen him since you were 16.
He's probably fat, bald, and ugly.
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Great! What better way to
put me out of my suffering?
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Think about it.
Why spoil a great fantasy?
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It's beginning to make my
marriage look like sludge.
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- You have a wonderful marriage.
- Exactly.
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Come on, do me a favor.
Just look at him.
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Maybe.
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The last thing are
these two there.
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Jamison Thomas Gallery?
239
00:20:03.112 --> 00:20:05.046
Which one goes on the left?
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It's not enough
just to look him up.
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This one. Definitely.
What are you talking about?
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I have to know what it's like.
You must sleep with him.
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I've got a plane to catch in 30 minutes.
Are these the invoices?
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Listen to me.
Someone's got to complete the mission.
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I can't sleep with Tommy, but you can.
It's the only way.
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Don't say another word.
I'm your gal.
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- You're not taking me seriously.
- Yes, I am.
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00:20:45.117 --> 00:20:48.177
Go there and not sleep with
your ex-boyfriend? That's stupid.
249
00:20:48.253 --> 00:20:51.119
You don't seem to understand.
This is really getting to me.
250
00:20:53.558 --> 00:20:55.992
I'm just asking you
a simple favor.
251
00:20:59.531 --> 00:21:01.394
I'll try to look him up, okay?
252
00:21:02.335 --> 00:21:03.728
Thank you!
253
00:21:04.802 --> 00:21:07.566
And Saturday, come straight
to my house from the airport.
254
00:21:10.339 --> 00:21:12.808
And when you meet him,
don't wear this.
255
00:21:12.875 --> 00:21:14.138
I hate this on you.
256
00:21:20.582 --> 00:21:22.073
Three plus three is six.
257
00:21:22.451 --> 00:21:24.214
One plus one is two.
258
00:21:24.619 --> 00:21:28.645
- 10 plus 10 is 20.
- Wait, Mom. Give us a few more minutes!
259
00:21:28.857 --> 00:21:31.758
It's 8:00 Saturday night.
You know the rule.
260
00:21:36.830 --> 00:21:39.958
Okay, bed.
Come on, Hannah.
261
00:21:42.102 --> 00:21:44.365
There you go.
Did you brush your teeth?
262
00:21:44.438 --> 00:21:47.167
All right.
Thank you.
263
00:21:48.509 --> 00:21:50.305
How about you?
Brush your teeth?
264
00:21:50.375 --> 00:21:52.139
- Yeah.
- Good girl.
265
00:21:52.411 --> 00:21:53.776
Good night, sweetheart.
266
00:21:53.846 --> 00:21:56.780
- Good night, Mommy.
- Good night, Mommy.
267
00:21:57.014 --> 00:21:58.380
Come on, Ollie.
268
00:21:59.452 --> 00:22:00.440
Good night, Ollie.
269
00:22:01.585 --> 00:22:03.213
Did I mention that I love you?
270
00:22:03.355 --> 00:22:05.753
- I love you, too, Mom.
- I love you.
271
00:22:05.890 --> 00:22:07.256
Good night.
272
00:22:16.666 --> 00:22:18.760
The attractor splits in two.
273
00:22:21.938 --> 00:22:24.031
Magnetic fields drift.
274
00:22:28.644 --> 00:22:30.578
Impulse becomes erratic.
275
00:22:33.549 --> 00:22:35.949
She walked in the room
276
00:22:37.752 --> 00:22:39.777
So she could rub his neck
277
00:22:46.560 --> 00:22:48.859
Then she gave
him a little kiss
278
00:22:51.798 --> 00:22:53.562
Something like this
279
00:22:57.470 --> 00:22:59.834
Then on Monday,
she calls him on the phone
280
00:22:59.905 --> 00:23:01.874
Says she'll bring
the kids home"
281
00:23:02.442 --> 00:23:05.808
From ballet lessons so that I can
stay at school and correct papers?
282
00:23:06.644 --> 00:23:08.010
Fat chance.
283
00:23:12.050 --> 00:23:15.816
- I'm so glad I'm married to you.
- What brought that on?
284
00:23:16.588 --> 00:23:19.716
Your music.
It's beautiful.
285
00:23:21.325 --> 00:23:23.190
- Really?
- Yeah.
286
00:23:23.694 --> 00:23:26.629
- You lie like a rug.
- I don't lie!
287
00:23:28.533 --> 00:23:31.125
- I'll get it.
- No. That's Emily.
288
00:23:35.538 --> 00:23:36.562
So?
289
00:23:37.340 --> 00:23:38.931
It was a good trip.
290
00:23:39.341 --> 00:23:41.468
Did you see anybody I know?
291
00:23:48.383 --> 00:23:49.610
Hey, Em.
292
00:23:54.722 --> 00:23:57.520
- Spill it.
- You sure you want to hear this?
293
00:23:57.625 --> 00:23:59.216
He's a fat slob.
294
00:24:00.226 --> 00:24:02.695
Emily, what is the point
if you don't tell me?
295
00:24:02.763 --> 00:24:06.027
Is he married with five kids?
Is he a bum? Is he dead?
296
00:24:06.132 --> 00:24:08.566
What? See?
Look, I'm just making myself crazy.
297
00:24:08.635 --> 00:24:10.500
- You sure?
- Tell me!
298
00:24:12.505 --> 00:24:14.267
You did me the favor.
299
00:24:15.340 --> 00:24:18.707
- What are you talking about?
- I'm talking about Tom.
300
00:24:19.711 --> 00:24:24.113
The big, strong hunk
in the red flannel shirt...
301
00:24:24.949 --> 00:24:28.544
...with a tongue like velvet
and the arms you could die in.
302
00:24:30.987 --> 00:24:32.079
You met him?
303
00:24:32.990 --> 00:24:35.719
No wonder you always
fantasize about him.
304
00:24:36.394 --> 00:24:38.953
This one's a man!
305
00:24:39.962 --> 00:24:43.955
Capital M-A-N, man.
306
00:24:55.577 --> 00:25:00.570
If there were a nuclear war,
Tom's the one I'd want in my bomb shelter.
307
00:25:01.249 --> 00:25:02.739
He sure grew up.
308
00:25:03.084 --> 00:25:07.543
Actually, if there wasn't a nuclear war,
I'd want him in my bomb shelter.
309
00:25:07.754 --> 00:25:09.949
You don't have a bomb shelter.
310
00:25:10.490 --> 00:25:12.390
And get up off the floor.
311
00:25:13.460 --> 00:25:15.984
Kathy, this man made
me feel like a woman.
312
00:25:16.162 --> 00:25:19.495
- What do you mean?
- We talked. We laughed. We danced.
313
00:25:19.832 --> 00:25:23.460
- So the two of you...
- All night.
314
00:25:40.451 --> 00:25:42.941
Honey, we're trying
to talk in here!
315
00:25:43.853 --> 00:25:44.945
Okay.
316
00:25:58.366 --> 00:25:59.891
Tell me everything.
317
00:26:00.168 --> 00:26:04.696
I could still see him as
the plane took off.
318
00:26:09.276 --> 00:26:11.245
I could still smell him.
319
00:26:14.315 --> 00:26:16.009
That's everything.
320
00:26:19.153 --> 00:26:23.112
And to think I almost
didn't even call him.
321
00:26:24.823 --> 00:26:26.154
Kathy!
322
00:26:26.794 --> 00:26:30.092
The man knew what I
wanted before I did.
323
00:26:31.999 --> 00:26:32.986
You seem upset.
324
00:26:34.565 --> 00:26:36.364
No, not at all.
325
00:26:36.769 --> 00:26:41.001
No. Couldn't have worked out better.
See? It's finished.
326
00:26:42.074 --> 00:26:45.406
He's out of my mind,
and I have you to thank for it.
327
00:26:45.676 --> 00:26:48.667
I never have to think
of him again, ever!
328
00:26:50.348 --> 00:26:51.974
You're mad at me.
329
00:26:52.882 --> 00:26:54.875
Kathy, I did you a favor.
330
00:26:54.985 --> 00:26:56.976
It was your idea for
me to sleep with him.
331
00:26:57.520 --> 00:26:59.920
Once!
Not eight times.
332
00:27:00.456 --> 00:27:02.355
The shower doesn't count.
We didn't...
333
00:27:03.159 --> 00:27:05.821
Can't you do it on a bed
like normal people?
334
00:27:05.895 --> 00:27:07.887
I never told you to do it
on a butcher block!
335
00:27:10.532 --> 00:27:14.764
This may come as a surprise to you,
but I did it for me.
336
00:27:15.771 --> 00:27:16.760
Wait!
337
00:27:18.438 --> 00:27:20.236
Did you talk about me at all?
338
00:27:20.508 --> 00:27:25.308
You've got Peter and the kids.
Let me have my one lousy night in Denver.
339
00:27:26.680 --> 00:27:28.704
Did he ask for my number?
340
00:27:29.149 --> 00:27:31.481
Yeah, he asked for your number.
341
00:27:40.092 --> 00:27:41.218
Good night, Peter.
342
00:27:42.561 --> 00:27:44.291
Leaving already, Em?
343
00:27:45.197 --> 00:27:47.165
- Want something to eat?
- Nah.
344
00:27:47.465 --> 00:27:49.160
- Sure?
- Yeah.
345
00:27:49.501 --> 00:27:50.695
You're missing out.
346
00:27:51.670 --> 00:27:52.761
See you later.
347
00:27:53.004 --> 00:27:54.402
All right.
348
00:27:55.606 --> 00:27:58.542
I guess it's you and me, buddy.
349
00:28:14.723 --> 00:28:17.283
What was that all
about with Emily?
350
00:28:17.927 --> 00:28:19.154
Nothing.
351
00:28:20.329 --> 00:28:22.853
A teacher from
Princeton started today.
352
00:28:23.631 --> 00:28:24.826
Joe Dubin.
353
00:28:25.134 --> 00:28:28.431
He's a brilliant guy.
They just throw grants at him.
354
00:28:28.769 --> 00:28:30.897
He sticks with basic
linear questions like:
355
00:28:30.973 --> 00:28:33.942
"How big is it?" and
"How long does it last?"
356
00:28:34.008 --> 00:28:35.839
So he gets a lot of equipment.
357
00:28:37.209 --> 00:28:39.303
He gets a lot of attention.
358
00:28:39.479 --> 00:28:43.541
But I don't know, I think he totally
ignores the disorderly behavior...
359
00:28:43.618 --> 00:28:47.483
...of a lot of important phenomena.
360
00:28:49.089 --> 00:28:52.080
Can't deal with it.
Doesn't know what to make of it, right?
361
00:28:53.659 --> 00:28:54.990
My stuff, you know...
362
00:28:55.060 --> 00:28:59.792
...this equation that I'm testing
about reversing magnetic fields...
363
00:28:59.864 --> 00:29:03.128
With that stuff,
I gotta deal with disorderly behavior.
364
00:29:03.835 --> 00:29:07.271
Because patterns
can be stable...
365
00:29:07.337 --> 00:29:11.535
...but when they're really fascinating
is when they're...
366
00:29:12.341 --> 00:29:13.706
...unstable.
367
00:29:14.111 --> 00:29:15.442
Chaotic.
368
00:29:16.146 --> 00:29:17.875
Wild and abandoned.
369
00:29:20.616 --> 00:29:21.639
Olives.
370
00:29:22.617 --> 00:29:24.052
So you look at the patterns.
371
00:29:24.121 --> 00:29:26.884
Logic gets you so far,
then you gotta go on a feeling.
372
00:29:26.956 --> 00:29:30.119
You've got to follow your intuition.
373
00:29:30.192 --> 00:29:33.820
I've got a feeling
that there is a point of crisis...
374
00:29:34.130 --> 00:29:37.030
...in stable systems
of magnetic fields...
375
00:29:38.333 --> 00:29:42.497
...where small changes get magnified,
and then all of a sudden...
376
00:29:42.671 --> 00:29:44.605
...everything goes amok.
377
00:29:46.974 --> 00:29:49.408
I don't know.
It's just a feeling.
378
00:29:52.713 --> 00:29:56.772
That's why I say fractal geometry
is a lot like the blues.
379
00:29:56.915 --> 00:30:00.352
The passion, the power, the mystery...
I don't know.
380
00:30:00.987 --> 00:30:03.784
Sometimes you have to look
at things in the periphery...
381
00:30:03.890 --> 00:30:08.882
...because if you look right at it,
you don't see what's there.
382
00:30:18.369 --> 00:30:19.564
I'm sorry.
383
00:30:21.572 --> 00:30:23.198
Are you hungry?
384
00:30:24.108 --> 00:30:26.541
I'm going to make
you one of these.
385
00:30:34.783 --> 00:30:36.910
- Honey.
- What?
386
00:30:37.419 --> 00:30:39.512
Give somebody else a chance.
387
00:30:46.595 --> 00:30:49.222
- Beautiful sermon.
- Thank you.
388
00:30:49.529 --> 00:30:51.623
Beautiful sermon.
389
00:30:56.437 --> 00:30:58.733
Hannah, here!
390
00:31:20.192 --> 00:31:22.022
It's always a tragedy...
391
00:31:23.394 --> 00:31:26.761
...to see a young man cut down
in the bloom of his life.
392
00:31:28.499 --> 00:31:31.468
He was a good father
and a wonderful husband...
393
00:31:31.903 --> 00:31:33.869
...although sometimes inattentive.
394
00:31:34.905 --> 00:31:37.499
He always performed satisfactorily...
395
00:31:38.241 --> 00:31:41.233
...but not with the enthusiasm
of the early years.
396
00:31:42.344 --> 00:31:46.371
Nonetheless, it was a cruel,
shocking blow to those he left behind.
397
00:31:48.751 --> 00:31:52.015
We ask God to comfort
and restore Kathy...
398
00:31:52.954 --> 00:31:55.149
...easing her through
the next few months...
399
00:31:55.857 --> 00:31:59.520
...which I know will be a trying
and lonely time for her.
400
00:32:30.054 --> 00:32:31.215
Mommy?
401
00:32:32.023 --> 00:32:33.786
Mommy?
402
00:32:36.994 --> 00:32:39.826
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
403
00:32:40.164 --> 00:32:41.324
Careful.
404
00:32:46.436 --> 00:32:48.233
We're okay.
405
00:32:48.305 --> 00:32:50.637
I'm having a hard
time with this.
406
00:32:50.907 --> 00:32:53.740
- You forgot me!
- Thank you!
407
00:32:54.177 --> 00:32:55.370
Ready?
408
00:32:55.845 --> 00:32:57.472
Boy, that sermon...
409
00:32:58.415 --> 00:33:00.938
- You seemed to be listening
to every word. - Did I?
410
00:33:06.488 --> 00:33:09.479
I would say...
Not just me, of course, others would say...
411
00:33:09.556 --> 00:33:11.888
...when I was at Princeton...
Grazie.
412
00:33:13.260 --> 00:33:17.220
When I left Princeton, and not just because
I was chairman of the department...
413
00:33:17.298 --> 00:33:20.094
...I think it was the finest math
department in the country.
414
00:33:20.166 --> 00:33:21.395
It was?
415
00:33:22.269 --> 00:33:23.566
The finest?
Because...
416
00:33:24.403 --> 00:33:25.563
I left.
417
00:33:27.273 --> 00:33:28.797
Never mind why.
418
00:33:29.007 --> 00:33:30.942
Okay. I'll tell you.
Woman trouble.
419
00:33:32.377 --> 00:33:34.778
Grad, undergrad,
what's the difference?
420
00:33:35.380 --> 00:33:38.144
Don't ask me, Joe.
I'm the father of two daughters.
421
00:33:38.350 --> 00:33:39.339
There's a headache.
422
00:33:39.484 --> 00:33:42.749
You don't expect them to be virgins
by the time they go to college...
423
00:33:43.821 --> 00:33:44.981
...do you?
424
00:33:46.690 --> 00:33:47.850
Honey.
425
00:33:49.226 --> 00:33:50.284
What?
426
00:33:50.928 --> 00:33:54.158
- That's a good answer.
- No. It's just that they...
427
00:33:54.364 --> 00:33:55.695
- I'll get it.
- No, I'll get it.
428
00:33:55.765 --> 00:33:57.961
No, honey.
I got it!
429
00:34:00.336 --> 00:34:03.100
Boy, she sure comes alive
when the phone rings.
430
00:34:04.907 --> 00:34:06.169
Might I suggest lithium?
431
00:34:06.408 --> 00:34:07.501
No.
432
00:34:08.378 --> 00:34:11.004
For Kathy,
aspirin is a psychedelic.
433
00:34:14.482 --> 00:34:17.077
- Hello.
- Hi. This is Tom.
434
00:34:18.287 --> 00:34:19.752
That's not funny.
435
00:34:20.655 --> 00:34:22.020
You've lost your
sense of humor.
436
00:34:22.857 --> 00:34:24.653
I'll laugh when it's funny.
437
00:34:24.724 --> 00:34:27.455
I just wanted to remind you
of Elliott's opening on Friday.
438
00:34:27.727 --> 00:34:31.322
Dennis Hopper will be there.
Put your name on the list?
439
00:34:32.732 --> 00:34:34.495
Okay.
I'm not sure we can make it.
440
00:34:35.802 --> 00:34:36.825
Whatever.
441
00:34:39.104 --> 00:34:40.332
Bye.
442
00:34:43.376 --> 00:34:46.571
Anybody been hanging up
when you answer the phone?
443
00:34:47.980 --> 00:34:49.003
Yeah, her mother.
444
00:34:51.015 --> 00:34:52.608
Don't tell Kathy.
445
00:34:54.718 --> 00:34:56.515
- Who was that?
- Emily.
446
00:34:58.622 --> 00:35:01.318
Couldn't you two
guys make up?
447
00:35:02.026 --> 00:35:04.857
Historically speaking,
when two women fight...
448
00:35:05.394 --> 00:35:06.693
...it's usually over a man.
449
00:35:07.231 --> 00:35:09.198
- Okay.
- I'm sorry.
450
00:35:09.432 --> 00:35:10.696
Good shot.
Two points.
451
00:35:12.001 --> 00:35:14.662
- Excuse me. I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
452
00:35:26.882 --> 00:35:29.781
- Does Emily know Dennis Hopper?
- I don't know.
453
00:35:29.850 --> 00:35:32.410
'Cause we could be talking to him,
you know.
454
00:35:32.486 --> 00:35:36.855
Does the guy talk?
I don't know. He's short, I know that.
455
00:35:37.157 --> 00:35:40.785
- Short? He looks very tall.
- No, he's very short.
456
00:35:40.860 --> 00:35:44.660
Honey, you're so good at this stuff.
You always know what to say.
457
00:35:44.731 --> 00:35:46.255
There's the bar.
458
00:35:46.733 --> 00:35:49.132
- Go.
- I'll start there.
459
00:36:06.083 --> 00:36:08.573
Would you all excuse me?
Enjoy the show.
460
00:36:11.390 --> 00:36:12.912
It's all yours.
461
00:36:15.191 --> 00:36:17.318
I almost hate to part with it.
462
00:36:17.395 --> 00:36:21.330
- You've made a great discovery in Elliott.
- You have a good eye, Mrs. Konzulman.
463
00:36:21.399 --> 00:36:22.829
Can I have a moment with you?
464
00:36:22.897 --> 00:36:25.423
This is Mrs. Konzulman.
She just bought this piece.
465
00:36:25.502 --> 00:36:27.435
Great.
I hope you enjoy it.
466
00:36:27.504 --> 00:36:29.972
I will.
It's so pretty.
467
00:36:32.541 --> 00:36:37.536
- Yes. What exactly do you...
- We have some business to attend to.
468
00:36:38.713 --> 00:36:39.770
Enjoy it.
469
00:36:41.548 --> 00:36:45.484
"Pretty"? Did she say "pretty"?
No, Elliott, she said "evocative. "
470
00:36:45.652 --> 00:36:49.382
It is evocative and lyrical.
It is evocatively lyrical.
471
00:36:49.755 --> 00:36:51.018
Thank you.
472
00:36:51.259 --> 00:36:55.753
And might I add, you're looking
very evocatively lyrical tonight.
473
00:36:58.831 --> 00:37:00.925
So you want to
consummate the sale?
474
00:37:11.110 --> 00:37:12.134
No.
475
00:37:18.615 --> 00:37:19.980
I miss you.
476
00:37:21.119 --> 00:37:23.677
- I miss this.
- I'm sure you do.
477
00:37:25.722 --> 00:37:26.883
All right, Emily.
478
00:37:27.323 --> 00:37:29.291
I screwed up at Gina's
birthday party.
479
00:37:29.726 --> 00:37:33.594
I'm sorry. But that's it?
No more fun?
480
00:37:35.931 --> 00:37:37.831
I've had plenty of fun.
481
00:37:39.634 --> 00:37:41.499
I need something more.
482
00:37:42.536 --> 00:37:43.525
Okay.
483
00:37:44.239 --> 00:37:45.227
Okay?
484
00:37:46.509 --> 00:37:50.034
So use me until the right guy comes along.
485
00:37:52.780 --> 00:37:54.337
I think he has.
486
00:38:04.358 --> 00:38:06.348
That's all you had to say.
487
00:38:17.334 --> 00:38:19.736
Say, have you seen
Dennis Hopper?
488
00:38:27.077 --> 00:38:30.946
Basically, I added another name to my list,
which I certainly didn't need...
489
00:38:31.015 --> 00:38:33.709
...and I can tell you,
it's another regret.
490
00:38:36.819 --> 00:38:39.687
What can I say, Kathy?
We were swept away.
491
00:38:41.225 --> 00:38:43.281
Tommy doesn't
get swept away.
492
00:38:43.425 --> 00:38:45.951
We spent two years
not getting swept away.
493
00:38:47.195 --> 00:38:50.825
Of course, I don't strip as soon
as I get into a man's apartment.
494
00:38:51.000 --> 00:38:53.263
No.
You only pimp your friends.
495
00:38:54.336 --> 00:38:56.167
You know what I regret
about this thing?
496
00:38:56.238 --> 00:39:00.036
I regret that I told you, and I'm not
going to tell you anything anymore.
497
00:39:01.409 --> 00:39:03.172
$11,000?
498
00:39:47.983 --> 00:39:51.885
I'm sorry about you and Emily.
I hope you guys can still be friends.
499
00:39:52.087 --> 00:39:53.715
Yeah, me too.
500
00:39:54.657 --> 00:39:59.492
Although it can be hard being friends if,
say, either of you finds someone else.
501
00:39:59.728 --> 00:40:01.194
You dating anybody new?
502
00:40:01.496 --> 00:40:02.896
No, I'm not.
503
00:40:04.967 --> 00:40:06.433
And Emily...
504
00:40:06.901 --> 00:40:08.368
She is.
505
00:40:08.670 --> 00:40:10.899
But I don't have
to tell you that.
506
00:40:11.171 --> 00:40:12.866
The man from Denver?
507
00:40:13.040 --> 00:40:14.029
She met him in Denver?
508
00:40:14.274 --> 00:40:15.640
What has she told you?
509
00:40:15.877 --> 00:40:17.969
Nothing.
What has she told you, anything?
510
00:40:18.145 --> 00:40:20.739
- There you are.
- Honey, you remember Elliott?
511
00:40:20.815 --> 00:40:22.714
Yeah.
This is great stuff.
512
00:40:22.883 --> 00:40:24.315
Hi, Peter.
Thank you.
513
00:40:26.253 --> 00:40:29.620
- It's a little steep, but it's pretty.
- Pretty?
514
00:40:30.322 --> 00:40:33.757
It's a little claustrophobic in here for me.
Can we go?
515
00:40:33.893 --> 00:40:34.918
Yeah.
516
00:40:34.995 --> 00:40:39.090
Great. Really, good show.
Elliott, beautiful work.
517
00:40:40.231 --> 00:40:42.222
I never saw Dennis Hopper.
518
00:41:04.787 --> 00:41:06.185
Hello, lover.
519
00:41:06.656 --> 00:41:08.384
I'm so glad I came.
520
00:41:11.793 --> 00:41:15.126
You know, I can't believe
that you and Kathy are friends.
521
00:41:15.629 --> 00:41:20.193
You're so much more beautiful
and sophisticated than she is.
522
00:41:25.606 --> 00:41:29.702
I feel sorry for her.
She's such a pathetic little thing.
523
00:41:29.977 --> 00:41:32.671
Yeah.
I can barely remember her.
524
00:41:35.348 --> 00:41:39.978
Her hips have really spread
since she had the children.
525
00:41:45.624 --> 00:41:46.611
Honey, what?
526
00:41:47.024 --> 00:41:48.491
It's horrible.
527
00:41:49.594 --> 00:41:51.688
Was it a nightmare?
528
00:41:52.129 --> 00:41:53.995
- It's over.
- No, it's not.
529
00:41:54.066 --> 00:41:56.465
I wish it was, but it's not.
530
00:41:59.537 --> 00:42:01.004
Want some water
or something?
531
00:42:01.105 --> 00:42:02.367
- Promise me!
- What?
532
00:42:02.440 --> 00:42:05.100
- I said promise!
- Okay, I promise.
533
00:42:06.276 --> 00:42:08.506
- What?
- Find someone else for Emily.
534
00:42:11.948 --> 00:42:13.039
That's your nightmare?
535
00:42:14.049 --> 00:42:16.244
She's lonely.
She doesn't have anybody.
536
00:42:16.318 --> 00:42:17.716
She doesn't need my help.
537
00:42:17.786 --> 00:42:19.584
Men find her very attractive.
538
00:42:19.656 --> 00:42:21.746
- You promised!
- Okay.
539
00:42:22.056 --> 00:42:24.048
Yeah.
I'll think about it.
540
00:42:31.565 --> 00:42:32.930
Yeah.
541
00:42:37.471 --> 00:42:38.495
No.
542
00:42:42.509 --> 00:42:46.501
So, blah blah blah, and when asked
about this comparison to Einstein...
543
00:42:46.580 --> 00:42:50.036
...Prof. Dubin said:
544
00:42:50.114 --> 00:42:53.108
"Einstein flunked math.
I didn't. "
545
00:42:55.153 --> 00:42:57.121
You can keep that one.
I've got copies.
546
00:42:57.188 --> 00:43:00.588
- I can't find my keys.
- Can't wait to get me inside?
547
00:43:00.692 --> 00:43:03.957
Joe, it's late.
548
00:43:04.062 --> 00:43:08.998
Late, yes. But let me ask you this:
You really don't want me to leave, do you?
549
00:43:09.533 --> 00:43:11.831
I have to get up
early tomorrow.
550
00:43:12.569 --> 00:43:13.901
It's 8:50.
551
00:43:15.004 --> 00:43:17.700
Then how about a
little good-night fuck?
552
00:43:19.109 --> 00:43:20.267
Good night, fuck.
553
00:43:25.280 --> 00:43:27.909
That's good, Emily,
you little minx!
554
00:43:29.918 --> 00:43:31.351
Come on, Emily.
555
00:43:31.787 --> 00:43:35.779
Don't make me beg, okay?
I'm not the type. It doesn't suit me.
556
00:43:35.856 --> 00:43:38.348
All right.
I'll beg. Emily!
557
00:44:19.529 --> 00:44:21.087
Honey, when's dinner?
558
00:44:21.164 --> 00:44:23.928
You want to know when dinner is?
I'll tell you when it is.
559
00:44:24.000 --> 00:44:26.331
It's when we're good and ready.
That's when it is.
560
00:44:26.603 --> 00:44:28.934
We're having brownie stew tonight,
remember?
561
00:44:29.004 --> 00:44:33.066
Or you just remember how to be
waited on and how to stuff your face?
562
00:44:33.143 --> 00:44:35.507
Is that what you think I do
when I leave the house?
563
00:44:35.577 --> 00:44:37.478
I go someplace and
I stuff my face?
564
00:44:37.680 --> 00:44:39.943
I'm sorry I'm taking so long.
565
00:44:40.014 --> 00:44:42.414
Honey, no.
You're doing great.
566
00:44:45.720 --> 00:44:47.051
I work hard for the family.
567
00:44:47.822 --> 00:44:51.313
I'm killing myself trying to separate
oscillations on fractal boundaries.
568
00:44:51.391 --> 00:44:53.019
How very meaningful.
569
00:44:53.427 --> 00:44:55.292
"How very meaningful. "
570
00:44:55.763 --> 00:44:58.425
That brings up an
interesting question...
571
00:44:58.499 --> 00:45:01.558
...because what is
"meaningful"?
572
00:45:02.068 --> 00:45:04.901
Regard for each other,
that could be meaningful.
573
00:45:05.271 --> 00:45:07.603
Love, friendship...
574
00:45:08.541 --> 00:45:10.132
...tolerance.
575
00:45:10.509 --> 00:45:13.035
Those things,
they can be meaningful.
576
00:45:15.848 --> 00:45:20.579
Looking at your husband with compassion
in your eyes instead of resentment...
577
00:45:20.651 --> 00:45:21.914
...that could be meaningful.
578
00:45:23.054 --> 00:45:27.456
You act like I did something wrong
or let you down in some way.
579
00:45:27.525 --> 00:45:28.889
If I have,
you should tell me.
580
00:45:30.561 --> 00:45:32.461
You haven't let me down.
581
00:45:34.164 --> 00:45:35.427
It has nothing to do with you.
582
00:45:36.967 --> 00:45:38.364
What's it got to do with?
583
00:45:40.604 --> 00:45:42.332
It's silly.
It's...
584
00:45:43.771 --> 00:45:45.171
Emily and...
585
00:45:46.475 --> 00:45:48.466
That fight is worth all this?
586
00:45:51.480 --> 00:45:53.709
You've been pretty awful lately.
587
00:45:55.383 --> 00:45:57.681
I don't think I deserve it.
Does Emily?
588
00:45:59.120 --> 00:46:00.144
No.
589
00:46:18.504 --> 00:46:20.131
Okay, let's see.
590
00:46:20.773 --> 00:46:23.366
12, 13, 14, 15, 16.
591
00:46:28.947 --> 00:46:30.574
It's over!
I've got a handle on it.
592
00:46:30.648 --> 00:46:33.013
I've got a wonderful life.
I'm keeping it that way.
593
00:46:33.083 --> 00:46:34.711
Tom Andrews is
not a part of it.
594
00:46:34.786 --> 00:46:38.083
He's a part of your life now,
and I can accept that.
595
00:46:40.390 --> 00:46:41.688
Want to come in?
596
00:46:43.427 --> 00:46:45.793
If the two of you
can find happiness together...
597
00:46:45.863 --> 00:46:48.023
...I'm certainly not going
to stand in your way.
598
00:46:48.130 --> 00:46:50.155
What are you talking about?
599
00:46:50.500 --> 00:46:53.264
- You and Tom.
- There is no "me and Tom. "
600
00:46:53.836 --> 00:46:58.272
- But you told Elliott there was a new guy.
- I told him that to get rid of him.
601
00:46:58.473 --> 00:47:00.100
No "you and Tom"?
602
00:47:00.475 --> 00:47:02.137
It was one night.
603
00:47:02.346 --> 00:47:06.109
You had the relationship with him.
I had one night.
604
00:47:10.551 --> 00:47:13.452
I wish it could have worked
out for the two of you.
605
00:47:15.021 --> 00:47:16.820
Kathy, you're so full of shit.
606
00:47:18.791 --> 00:47:22.557
I don't want to talk about me and Tom,
nor about you and Tom.
607
00:47:22.629 --> 00:47:25.860
Never mind that pompous asshole
your husband fixed me up with.
608
00:47:25.932 --> 00:47:28.662
If that's what you came here to discuss,
try the mirror.
609
00:47:28.735 --> 00:47:30.827
There's one in the bathroom.
610
00:47:32.970 --> 00:47:35.462
I've really been selfish, haven't I?
611
00:47:38.542 --> 00:47:39.771
I'm sorry.
612
00:47:40.312 --> 00:47:42.302
And I'm pregnant, I think.
613
00:47:43.981 --> 00:47:44.971
Tom?
614
00:47:45.751 --> 00:47:47.775
Elliott.
615
00:47:49.719 --> 00:47:53.621
- How late are you?
- About five years. Shall we?
616
00:48:00.829 --> 00:48:02.956
What is it we're looking for?
617
00:48:04.532 --> 00:48:07.831
If it's positive,
a doughnut forms.
618
00:48:11.473 --> 00:48:12.666
A doughnut?
619
00:48:13.206 --> 00:48:15.402
What do you mean,
like a ring?
620
00:48:16.644 --> 00:48:20.307
Yeah, but they
call it a doughnut.
621
00:48:23.951 --> 00:48:26.385
Why don't they
just call it a ring?
622
00:48:29.690 --> 00:48:33.751
I guess it's a potentially
sensitive subject for some of us.
623
00:48:46.272 --> 00:48:51.072
I know you haven't taken Elliott seriously,
but this might be a good time to start.
624
00:48:51.310 --> 00:48:52.674
Please.
625
00:48:54.778 --> 00:48:57.109
- A doughnut is forming.
- What?
626
00:48:57.948 --> 00:48:59.415
A doughnut...
627
00:49:01.352 --> 00:49:02.375
...is forming.
628
00:49:03.787 --> 00:49:05.379
Emily.
629
00:49:05.756 --> 00:49:07.381
I think I'm going to be sick.
630
00:49:07.522 --> 00:49:10.982
Okay.
Prenatal vitamins and Valium.
631
00:49:12.128 --> 00:49:13.389
Pregnant?
632
00:49:14.397 --> 00:49:15.385
Yes.
633
00:49:15.897 --> 00:49:17.728
You shouldn't take tranquilizers.
634
00:49:18.467 --> 00:49:19.764
I won't be taking both.
635
00:49:22.269 --> 00:49:24.499
"Two hours before procedure. "
636
00:49:25.373 --> 00:49:26.897
Tough decision.
637
00:49:27.609 --> 00:49:28.974
Thank you.
638
00:49:29.110 --> 00:49:30.100
Excuse me.
639
00:49:30.178 --> 00:49:31.270
Good luck!
640
00:49:42.788 --> 00:49:44.188
You baby!
641
00:50:28.830 --> 00:50:29.889
Well?
642
00:50:30.365 --> 00:50:31.957
Decision is made.
643
00:50:37.505 --> 00:50:40.873
- Don't start.
- I can't help it.
644
00:50:46.146 --> 00:50:48.137
- When are you gonna tell Elliott?
- Never.
645
00:50:49.283 --> 00:50:51.773
If I'm not sure I'm ready,
you can bet he isn't.
646
00:50:51.850 --> 00:50:53.910
That's not fair.
You gotta ask him.
647
00:50:53.986 --> 00:50:57.683
- If not, it will be a long pregnancy
for me. - Lighten up.
648
00:50:58.792 --> 00:51:00.622
Fasten your seat belts.
Get ready...
649
00:51:00.692 --> 00:51:02.455
- What are you doing?
- Why not?
650
00:51:02.527 --> 00:51:04.553
- No!
- I'm light. All right?
651
00:51:04.630 --> 00:51:07.256
- This is nuts.
- You still gotta tell Elliott.
652
00:51:08.101 --> 00:51:10.193
I can't help it if
I get too involved.
653
00:51:10.268 --> 00:51:12.132
- What are you doing?
- Let's get going.
654
00:51:12.203 --> 00:51:14.798
It'll take 20 minutes
for that Valium to kick in.
655
00:51:14.872 --> 00:51:17.500
- Don't tell Peter.
- "Don't tell Peter. "
656
00:51:25.416 --> 00:51:27.975
She's going to tell him.
She's got to tell him.
657
00:51:29.285 --> 00:51:32.948
She can't not tell him he's the father,
for heaven's sakes.
658
00:51:33.555 --> 00:51:35.183
He's got to know.
659
00:51:35.791 --> 00:51:37.724
It's his baby, too.
660
00:51:38.092 --> 00:51:40.187
Fathers are very important.
661
00:51:43.965 --> 00:51:46.160
Yeah, Elliott's got to know.
662
00:51:49.338 --> 00:51:50.667
Nice pill.
663
00:51:59.046 --> 00:52:02.207
Hello.
You got them.
664
00:52:04.718 --> 00:52:06.582
Yeah.
Is everything okay?
665
00:52:08.655 --> 00:52:10.019
She didn't?
666
00:52:13.726 --> 00:52:15.659
Fifteen minutes.
I'll be there.
667
00:52:16.829 --> 00:52:18.660
It's Kathy's car pool day.
668
00:52:18.962 --> 00:52:20.897
She forgot to pick up the kids.
669
00:52:20.964 --> 00:52:23.626
- She's not home.
- Historically speaking, when a wife...
670
00:52:23.700 --> 00:52:25.931
- Joe, save it.
- All right, sir.
671
00:52:44.488 --> 00:52:46.386
Why, who could that be?
672
00:53:09.443 --> 00:53:13.138
Emily, aren't you a
sight for sore eyes?
673
00:53:13.413 --> 00:53:16.973
You were right, Kath.
It's hell out there without a man.
674
00:53:17.083 --> 00:53:20.313
There, there.
Things have a way of working out.
675
00:53:21.620 --> 00:53:24.588
Honey, do we have
enough for company?
676
00:53:26.158 --> 00:53:27.352
Hi, Em!
677
00:53:29.161 --> 00:53:30.149
Staying for dinner?
678
00:53:30.461 --> 00:53:33.123
We were just discussing
her problem.
679
00:53:33.965 --> 00:53:36.455
- Have you told Elliott?
- I can't.
680
00:53:37.034 --> 00:53:38.193
He couldn't handle it.
681
00:53:40.270 --> 00:53:42.761
But he's the father.
He should know.
682
00:53:43.140 --> 00:53:45.004
Elliott's got to know.
683
00:53:47.343 --> 00:53:48.777
Elliott's got to know.
684
00:53:49.745 --> 00:53:50.871
Kathy.
685
00:53:51.079 --> 00:53:53.709
- Elliott's got to know.
- What?
686
00:53:54.117 --> 00:53:55.105
Are you all right?
687
00:53:55.184 --> 00:53:58.711
Peter! What time is it?
Where are the kids?
688
00:53:58.787 --> 00:53:59.775
I got the kids.
689
00:53:59.854 --> 00:54:04.313
It's Tuesday. I got the kids,
because you wanted to sleep on the dryer.
690
00:54:04.391 --> 00:54:06.758
I'm sorry.
I took a Valium.
691
00:54:07.028 --> 00:54:08.052
What?
692
00:54:08.997 --> 00:54:10.521
You took Valium?
693
00:54:11.733 --> 00:54:12.757
Ice cream!
694
00:54:14.433 --> 00:54:15.924
What does Elliott
have to know?
695
00:54:17.971 --> 00:54:20.599
I can't tell you.
I promised Emily I wouldn't.
696
00:54:24.044 --> 00:54:25.169
Are we all right?
697
00:54:26.145 --> 00:54:28.876
Yes!
698
00:54:32.317 --> 00:54:35.150
Boy, "yes" isn't going
to cut it much longer.
699
00:54:37.055 --> 00:54:40.922
At first it seemed as though
the tangential relationship...
700
00:54:40.991 --> 00:54:43.324
...between the spheres
of the y-axis...
701
00:54:43.728 --> 00:54:47.993
...were going to overlap,
and I will be going into that very shortly.
702
00:54:53.203 --> 00:54:56.104
- I know what you're thinking.
- No, you don't.
703
00:54:56.341 --> 00:54:58.307
"Elliott's got to know. "
704
00:54:59.107 --> 00:55:01.133
I'm glad I confided in you.
705
00:55:01.277 --> 00:55:02.744
Jeez.
Listen.
706
00:55:05.547 --> 00:55:06.605
It was a dream.
707
00:55:06.782 --> 00:55:08.511
Dreams don't mean anything.
708
00:55:08.817 --> 00:55:10.148
Really?
Okay.
709
00:55:10.353 --> 00:55:12.582
Here's a little physics
for you, okay?
710
00:55:12.654 --> 00:55:15.679
Remember Newton?
Curly hair, chubby.
711
00:55:16.223 --> 00:55:19.454
"A body at rest stays at rest.
A body in motion stays in motion...
712
00:55:19.527 --> 00:55:21.462
"... unless acted upon
by an outside force. "
713
00:55:22.263 --> 00:55:26.062
I think we both agree,
Kathy is a body in motion.
714
00:55:27.868 --> 00:55:29.732
What are you talking about?
715
00:55:30.337 --> 00:55:31.429
Here.
716
00:55:33.340 --> 00:55:34.363
So?
717
00:55:34.773 --> 00:55:37.209
So "x" equals Kathy.
718
00:55:48.587 --> 00:55:49.950
This isn't Russian lit.
719
00:55:56.394 --> 00:55:58.383
First of all,
if she's not home...
720
00:55:58.461 --> 00:56:00.589
...check if her diaphragm's missing.
721
00:56:00.664 --> 00:56:03.632
I can't believe we're doing this.
Il'll sneak into my house...
722
00:56:03.700 --> 00:56:07.226
...creep down the hallway and
catch my wife folding my socks.
723
00:56:07.303 --> 00:56:09.430
Don't forget to check
behind the shower curtain.
724
00:56:09.505 --> 00:56:11.837
That isn't where she folds socks.
725
00:56:16.979 --> 00:56:18.469
All right.
Quiet.
726
00:56:19.013 --> 00:56:20.878
She didn't say anything
about going out.
727
00:56:20.949 --> 00:56:22.177
They never do.
728
00:56:27.555 --> 00:56:30.022
I think you were right.
She was alone.
729
00:56:30.224 --> 00:56:33.125
A woman won't go during the
day on a cheap tryst in a motel...
730
00:56:33.194 --> 00:56:37.129
...because you're at work
and the kids are at school. You're fine.
731
00:56:51.276 --> 00:56:53.175
- What's that? What did you say?
- Nothing.
732
00:56:53.244 --> 00:56:54.577
I thought you said something.
733
00:56:54.646 --> 00:56:57.638
- She's probably going to Safeway.
- She probably is.
734
00:57:01.786 --> 00:57:02.775
Isn't that Safeway?
735
00:57:05.790 --> 00:57:07.451
Bye-bye, Safeway.
736
00:57:08.159 --> 00:57:10.649
She's going to another store.
Lighten up. I'm sure.
737
00:57:10.727 --> 00:57:12.628
You think all she
does is shopping.
738
00:57:12.697 --> 00:57:15.926
- I make it sound like nothing.
- There's more to her life than that.
739
00:57:15.999 --> 00:57:17.331
I'm certain there is.
740
00:57:17.400 --> 00:57:21.268
Her life's not so empty that she
has to have a cheap affair with a kid...
741
00:57:21.337 --> 00:57:24.704
...just because he's young
and sensitive with blue eyes.
742
00:57:25.741 --> 00:57:26.765
You're losing her.
743
00:57:26.842 --> 00:57:28.240
I got her.
744
00:57:41.889 --> 00:57:46.325
Unless her aerobics class meets
down here, we're onto something.
745
00:57:52.597 --> 00:57:53.588
Bingo.
746
00:58:06.778 --> 00:58:07.938
Look at the name!
747
00:58:10.614 --> 00:58:11.809
Go!
748
00:58:30.299 --> 00:58:32.732
Looks like what we have
here is a first time.
749
00:58:32.802 --> 00:58:35.294
I know Kathy.
She's not going to go in.
750
00:58:41.142 --> 00:58:43.372
Cheer up.
He might be a bad lay.
751
00:58:48.617 --> 00:58:51.745
- I've never been in an
artist's studio before. - No?
752
00:58:54.153 --> 00:58:55.780
Well, this is it.
753
00:58:57.122 --> 00:59:00.924
- Just go ahead. Do whatever you're...
- Yeah, sure.
754
00:59:09.768 --> 00:59:11.737
I could do this one of two ways:
755
00:59:11.802 --> 00:59:16.741
I could feel you out,
test the waters...
756
00:59:16.807 --> 00:59:20.140
...see how you might react
to marrying Emily...
757
00:59:20.579 --> 00:59:22.442
...and raising a family...
758
00:59:25.983 --> 00:59:30.079
...or skip all that and just blurt out that
Emily's pregnant and having your baby.
759
00:59:32.055 --> 00:59:35.617
Or I could just mind my own
business and not say a word.
760
00:59:36.693 --> 00:59:38.318
- Wait!
- Bye, Elliott!
761
00:59:38.393 --> 00:59:39.384
Bye.
762
00:59:44.868 --> 00:59:47.700
Nothing happened.
It was only a couple minutes.
763
00:59:47.903 --> 00:59:50.895
Unless, of course,
he's a really bad lay.
764
00:59:54.610 --> 00:59:55.906
See?
765
00:59:55.977 --> 00:59:59.344
Come on!
You hungry?
766
01:00:27.972 --> 01:00:29.373
Kathy?
Hi, it's Elliott.
767
01:00:29.508 --> 01:00:30.803
Hi, Elliott.
768
01:00:32.476 --> 01:00:35.139
I gotta come over and talk
to you about the situation.
769
01:00:35.713 --> 01:00:38.683
This isn't really a good
time for me to talk.
770
01:00:39.816 --> 01:00:40.942
No, don't leave me hanging.
771
01:00:41.183 --> 01:00:42.345
I'm dying here.
772
01:00:43.053 --> 01:00:44.520
How about tomorrow?
773
01:00:48.124 --> 01:00:49.614
Fine.
774
01:00:49.692 --> 01:00:50.784
Craters?
775
01:00:50.860 --> 01:00:53.328
- You know where that is?
- Yeah.
776
01:00:54.130 --> 01:00:56.996
1:00. Great.
You'll be there, right?
777
01:00:57.065 --> 01:01:00.056
You won't drop another bomb
and run out on me again?
778
01:01:03.938 --> 01:01:05.873
Relax, I'll be there.
Bye.
779
01:01:16.916 --> 01:01:17.940
How's it going?
780
01:01:20.687 --> 01:01:21.915
Well...
781
01:01:23.456 --> 01:01:25.583
Johnson's Mortuary is
in the black this month.
782
01:01:27.526 --> 01:01:28.720
Amazing.
783
01:01:43.440 --> 01:01:47.502
This is making me crazy.
What makes her think she's alone in this?
784
01:01:48.046 --> 01:01:51.481
And she's out there somewhere
right now in this city...
785
01:01:51.547 --> 01:01:54.483
...walking around
with a piece of me inside her.
786
01:01:54.985 --> 01:01:58.681
And I'm so angry,
but I also want to protect her...
787
01:01:58.754 --> 01:02:00.585
...but I don't even
know what from.
788
01:02:01.791 --> 01:02:04.089
God...
I'm okay.
789
01:02:04.661 --> 01:02:07.355
I don't know exactly
what a father does...
790
01:02:07.896 --> 01:02:09.797
...as if she'd even let me.
791
01:02:09.899 --> 01:02:13.892
She's so damn independent,
but that's what I like!
792
01:02:14.370 --> 01:02:16.563
So should I...
793
01:02:17.004 --> 01:02:18.472
Should I call her?
794
01:02:18.606 --> 01:02:20.232
Should I tell her I know?
795
01:02:22.676 --> 01:02:24.474
Should I be drinking?
796
01:02:26.479 --> 01:02:29.938
- I shouldn't have told you.
- No. She should have told me.
797
01:02:30.483 --> 01:02:33.543
Maybe she didn't want
to put you in this position.
798
01:02:34.854 --> 01:02:37.516
But I am in this position...
799
01:02:38.524 --> 01:02:39.684
...and...
800
01:02:42.127 --> 01:02:44.459
...I don't know what
to do about it.
801
01:02:46.565 --> 01:02:49.295
Before you confront
Emily about the baby...
802
01:02:50.168 --> 01:02:52.829
...you've got to find out
what's there between you...
803
01:02:52.903 --> 01:02:54.234
...without the baby.
804
01:02:56.674 --> 01:02:58.869
- She's busy, Elliott!
- I know.
805
01:03:00.910 --> 01:03:03.003
Carol, that will be all.
Thank you.
806
01:03:03.581 --> 01:03:04.809
I'd like to talk about us.
807
01:03:07.082 --> 01:03:09.142
I want to talk about you.
808
01:03:16.792 --> 01:03:18.259
We had a good thing going.
809
01:03:18.327 --> 01:03:21.727
No ties, no talk of the future
from either of us...
810
01:03:21.796 --> 01:03:23.788
...and it was nice.
811
01:03:23.866 --> 01:03:26.732
It felt good.
812
01:03:29.103 --> 01:03:31.628
We liked each other.
Now suddenly, I'm out on my ass...
813
01:03:31.706 --> 01:03:34.231
...because you decide it
should be something else.
814
01:03:34.307 --> 01:03:38.209
Fine, but on top of that,
you decide I can't handle "something else. "
815
01:03:38.278 --> 01:03:40.803
So at this point,
you're trying to tell me my limits.
816
01:03:40.881 --> 01:03:44.281
I'll tell you something, lady.
The only limits we've proven are yours.
817
01:03:44.350 --> 01:03:47.807
- Elliott, when you reach my age...
- That's crap! Sit down!
818
01:03:49.222 --> 01:03:51.553
You're not 95.
Age has nothing to do with it.
819
01:03:54.493 --> 01:03:57.893
If I was auditioning for something,
you should have told me.
820
01:03:57.962 --> 01:04:00.453
You should've given
me that chance.
821
01:04:05.335 --> 01:04:06.700
That's all.
822
01:04:07.171 --> 01:04:08.230
I...
823
01:04:10.907 --> 01:04:12.569
Are you saying you
want an audition?
824
01:04:19.315 --> 01:04:21.009
You'd have to audition,
too, you know.
825
01:04:23.820 --> 01:04:25.286
That seems fair.
826
01:04:42.536 --> 01:04:45.061
What a perfectly glorious day!
827
01:04:46.606 --> 01:04:51.339
Hello. I'd like to welcome all of you
to the Odd Couples Lamaze class.
828
01:04:51.845 --> 01:04:54.040
I like to meet mothers
in their second month...
829
01:04:54.112 --> 01:04:57.206
...so we can talk about nutrition
and prenatal care.
830
01:04:58.017 --> 01:05:00.917
Then you can all go off
and grow those babies...
831
01:05:01.053 --> 01:05:03.044
...and come back to me
in your seventh month.
832
01:05:03.121 --> 01:05:05.588
Then we can get down to the fun stuff:
833
01:05:08.960 --> 01:05:11.986
My name is Maggie Sand.
I'm a Capricorn.
834
01:05:12.064 --> 01:05:15.327
I have four children,
ranging in age from 23 down to 2.
835
01:05:16.300 --> 01:05:19.700
Each has a different father,
and I've never been married.
836
01:05:21.171 --> 01:05:23.605
Don't laugh.
That's me in 10 years.
837
01:05:23.708 --> 01:05:28.041
Let's all take turns and tell
something about ourselves...
838
01:05:28.511 --> 01:05:31.308
...and share the circumstances
which have brought us here.
839
01:05:32.748 --> 01:05:34.773
How about you young people?
840
01:05:34.984 --> 01:05:37.975
Hi.
My name is Jill Topial...
841
01:05:38.052 --> 01:05:40.714
...and this is my brother, Alex.
842
01:05:41.356 --> 01:05:43.017
He's going to be my coach.
843
01:05:43.925 --> 01:05:47.553
I like parties on the beach,
New Kids on the Block...
844
01:05:47.628 --> 01:05:50.529
...and my favorite
color is lemon yellow.
845
01:05:51.265 --> 01:05:54.598
It's my science project,
and if she's late with it...
846
01:05:54.668 --> 01:05:56.499
...I'm in deep shit.
847
01:05:58.971 --> 01:06:02.032
You be sure to get back
to us about that grade.
848
01:06:04.976 --> 01:06:08.468
Quite simply,
I am carrying the gift of life.
849
01:06:09.080 --> 01:06:13.278
Mr. and Mrs. Moyer were unable
to have a child of their own...
850
01:06:13.351 --> 01:06:16.252
...and so Mr. Moyer's seed
has been deposited within me.
851
01:06:17.188 --> 01:06:18.415
Mr. and Mrs. Moyer...
852
01:06:18.489 --> 01:06:21.789
...you must be experiencing
the most interesting feelings.
853
01:06:21.859 --> 01:06:24.384
Would you care to
share them with us?
854
01:06:24.628 --> 01:06:25.856
- Well...
- No.
855
01:06:35.204 --> 01:06:36.466
You go ahead.
856
01:06:36.673 --> 01:06:39.006
Hi.
I'm Debbie Rollins...
857
01:06:39.076 --> 01:06:41.566
...and this is my wife Linda.
858
01:06:42.980 --> 01:06:45.674
We just celebrated
our seventh anniversary...
859
01:06:45.981 --> 01:06:48.109
...and Debbie got
a big promotion.
860
01:06:48.183 --> 01:06:51.619
We felt that having a baby
was the next natural step.
861
01:06:52.922 --> 01:06:56.152
I have such a good
feeling about you two.
862
01:06:59.359 --> 01:07:03.022
- And our last couple.
- We're just good friends.
863
01:07:07.000 --> 01:07:10.367
My name is Emily.
This is my best friend, Kathy, and...
864
01:07:11.305 --> 01:07:14.501
I found myself pregnant,
and I've always wanted a child, so...
865
01:07:14.606 --> 01:07:17.006
Well, I'm getting one.
866
01:07:23.113 --> 01:07:25.242
I was born on the cusp.
867
01:07:29.988 --> 01:07:31.149
Okay.
868
01:07:31.456 --> 01:07:35.653
Now, I want you all to write down
everything you've eaten today.
869
01:07:37.828 --> 01:07:41.093
Good nutrition begins
with what I like to call...
870
01:07:41.397 --> 01:07:42.695
...good food IQ.
871
01:07:43.366 --> 01:07:45.129
Does spelling count?
872
01:07:47.004 --> 01:07:49.733
You don't belong here, Em.
You're not an odd couple.
873
01:07:49.805 --> 01:07:53.172
- Elliott should be with you.
- I'm thinking about it.
874
01:07:53.375 --> 01:07:56.140
You are?
Did the two of you talk?
875
01:07:56.212 --> 01:07:59.509
He did. I thought he
had a lot of good points.
876
01:07:59.580 --> 01:08:02.243
Good.
I'm so glad he came through.
877
01:08:04.920 --> 01:08:06.011
What?
878
01:08:06.254 --> 01:08:07.345
You told him.
879
01:08:09.457 --> 01:08:13.119
Emily, you're going to need help.
Parenting is a two-person job.
880
01:08:13.193 --> 01:08:14.957
- I know. I'm a mother.
- So am I!
881
01:08:15.030 --> 01:08:18.396
- No, you're not. Not yet.
- Kathy, get a life.
882
01:08:18.932 --> 01:08:21.365
Stay out of mine!
God, you're like a disease.
883
01:08:21.434 --> 01:08:23.527
You invade someone's life
and attach yourself.
884
01:08:24.304 --> 01:08:26.827
That's what I am to you,
a disease?
885
01:08:27.172 --> 01:08:28.970
Thank you very much!
886
01:08:30.309 --> 01:08:32.538
Go ahead!
Cut the baby off from his father!
887
01:08:33.744 --> 01:08:36.737
I have news for you:
I lied. It's not his baby.
888
01:08:37.615 --> 01:08:39.845
- What do you mean?
- What do you think I mean?
889
01:08:39.917 --> 01:08:41.647
You're having my
boyfriend's baby?
890
01:08:42.186 --> 01:08:44.984
Your boyfriend?
He's not your anything.
891
01:08:45.156 --> 01:08:48.990
You're not part of his life anymore.
He hasn't thought of you in ages!
892
01:08:49.960 --> 01:08:52.723
You think if I showed up
on his doorstep right now...
893
01:08:52.796 --> 01:08:55.357
...he wouldn't get me into
bed as fast as he did you?
894
01:08:55.465 --> 01:08:57.523
If he was smart, he'd run!
895
01:08:59.034 --> 01:09:00.399
No, he wouldn't!
896
01:09:05.507 --> 01:09:07.997
I got a good feeling
about you two.
897
01:09:13.382 --> 01:09:17.647
Tom, there's something very serious
that you have to know...
898
01:09:17.752 --> 01:09:20.380
...and I'm the only
one who will tell you.
899
01:09:21.254 --> 01:09:24.246
A child has been conceived.
900
01:09:27.461 --> 01:09:29.360
Not in love, perhaps.
901
01:09:31.164 --> 01:09:34.428
But in passion.
902
01:09:35.801 --> 01:09:40.432
Now, I understand that
you were swept away...
903
01:09:41.374 --> 01:09:43.068
...but Emily needs you.
904
01:09:45.009 --> 01:09:49.378
Maybe you haven't given her
another thought since your night together.
905
01:09:50.715 --> 01:09:52.909
In fact,
I'm sure you haven't.
906
01:09:54.985 --> 01:09:57.545
Call me invasive.
907
01:09:59.324 --> 01:10:01.223
Call me disease-like.
908
01:10:03.861 --> 01:10:07.820
I just thought that
you deserved to know.
909
01:10:23.979 --> 01:10:25.571
Carol, hi.
Guess who?
910
01:10:25.847 --> 01:10:27.437
Hi, Elliott.
911
01:10:28.948 --> 01:10:30.918
No.
Emily's not here.
912
01:10:31.752 --> 01:10:33.310
Is she going to Denver?
913
01:10:36.156 --> 01:10:39.056
Gee, I really can't
say for sure.
914
01:10:39.727 --> 01:10:41.352
It's pretty confused
around here.
915
01:10:42.427 --> 01:10:44.693
Okay.
Bye, Elliott.
916
01:10:48.935 --> 01:10:51.561
Excuse me.
This is for you.
917
01:10:51.636 --> 01:10:52.968
Thank you.
918
01:10:55.339 --> 01:10:57.397
"There is someone else. "
919
01:10:58.910 --> 01:11:00.810
"You're not the father. "
920
01:11:15.125 --> 01:11:16.114
What?
921
01:11:16.793 --> 01:11:19.887
Kathy's visiting her
mother in Chicago, I'm sure.
922
01:11:19.963 --> 01:11:22.293
Come on, Joe,
there are good marriages.
923
01:11:22.364 --> 01:11:23.955
I know.
I had three of them.
924
01:11:28.737 --> 01:11:32.069
Old town, please.
The number for Elliott Fowler.
925
01:11:33.040 --> 01:11:34.373
Thank you.
926
01:11:39.413 --> 01:11:40.676
I'm just checking.
927
01:11:40.748 --> 01:11:43.581
- Checking is good.
- Message.
928
01:11:47.052 --> 01:11:50.750
Elliott's in Denver for a show.
He's staying at the Hyatt.
929
01:11:50.823 --> 01:11:52.051
Nice place.
930
01:11:52.358 --> 01:11:54.486
What airline is Kathy taking?
931
01:11:55.427 --> 01:11:57.828
I am not gonna dignify
that with an answer.
932
01:12:01.265 --> 01:12:03.291
- Pan-Pacific.
- Thank you.
933
01:12:04.502 --> 01:12:06.024
They fly to Denver,
don't they?
934
01:12:07.939 --> 01:12:10.600
I'm just saying.
I saw it in a commercial, that's all.
935
01:12:12.010 --> 01:12:14.603
All right.
I'll clear this up for you.
936
01:12:27.156 --> 01:12:29.625
Doing a little hacking
in your spare time?
937
01:12:30.592 --> 01:12:32.082
Go.
938
01:12:32.461 --> 01:12:34.020
And the password is...
939
01:12:38.001 --> 01:12:40.433
Pan-Pacific Airlines,
passenger manifest.
940
01:12:40.501 --> 01:12:41.593
Very good.
941
01:12:42.503 --> 01:12:44.972
Let's see.
We'll search...
942
01:12:46.207 --> 01:12:47.674
...for passenger...
943
01:12:48.509 --> 01:12:49.737
...Whiting.
944
01:12:52.179 --> 01:12:54.875
"Whiting, Mrs. "
That's a good sign.
945
01:12:56.550 --> 01:12:59.040
Flight 305, Portland to...
946
01:13:01.320 --> 01:13:02.379
Portland to Denver.
947
01:13:13.132 --> 01:13:16.190
So when you told me it was me,
you thought it was me.
948
01:13:16.734 --> 01:13:18.964
Because Emily was
protecting your feelings.
949
01:13:19.038 --> 01:13:20.026
Yes.
950
01:13:20.104 --> 01:13:24.905
Which means your boyfriend is
the father of my girlfriend's baby.
951
01:13:26.276 --> 01:13:29.440
If you want to boil it down
to one sentence, yes.
952
01:13:29.914 --> 01:13:32.107
You must be just
a little bit relieved.
953
01:13:32.181 --> 01:13:34.616
Relieved that Emily got
knocked up by another man?
954
01:13:34.685 --> 01:13:36.982
No, I would not
say I was relieved.
955
01:13:37.086 --> 01:13:39.521
I'm sorry,
your room won't be ready until 4:00.
956
01:13:42.425 --> 01:13:44.484
Elliott, can you park my bag?
957
01:13:45.427 --> 01:13:48.488
- Sure.
- Great. Thanks. Bye.
958
01:13:48.563 --> 01:13:49.621
Thank you.
959
01:14:17.856 --> 01:14:19.381
"Gone fishing. "
960
01:14:23.496 --> 01:14:25.121
Bullhead catfish?
961
01:14:28.367 --> 01:14:29.856
They're twins!
962
01:14:43.646 --> 01:14:44.942
Who's that, Tommy?
963
01:14:45.013 --> 01:14:46.777
This one's Carol.
964
01:14:48.385 --> 01:14:49.817
Sir?
965
01:15:22.282 --> 01:15:23.374
Damn.
966
01:15:25.184 --> 01:15:26.674
Let me give you a hand.
967
01:15:27.620 --> 01:15:31.077
I'll have this for you in a second.
No problem, darling.
968
01:15:38.163 --> 01:15:39.493
Thank you.
969
01:15:41.599 --> 01:15:42.793
Anytime.
970
01:15:43.734 --> 01:15:45.258
Thank you.
971
01:15:45.537 --> 01:15:48.630
What a beauty,
but not good enough, I'm afraid.
972
01:15:49.238 --> 01:15:51.003
Now this one...
973
01:15:51.875 --> 01:15:53.807
This one is truly pathetic.
974
01:15:54.377 --> 01:15:55.867
Mean mouth on this girl.
975
01:15:55.945 --> 01:15:57.503
Who's that, Tommy?
976
01:15:57.580 --> 01:15:59.639
Who is it?
Chrissy!
977
01:16:02.150 --> 01:16:03.618
Chrissy!
978
01:16:04.052 --> 01:16:06.816
- What you got there, Bootsie?
- Just a fish.
979
01:16:07.322 --> 01:16:09.256
That's no fish!
980
01:16:09.391 --> 01:16:11.984
Look at this thing.
That's a Mack truck.
981
01:16:15.496 --> 01:16:17.192
I need a hand with this one.
982
01:16:17.265 --> 01:16:21.290
Boys, I think we got a
winner at 24 pounds.
983
01:16:24.270 --> 01:16:25.897
I christen you...
984
01:16:26.907 --> 01:16:28.930
Go ahead, Bootsie.
You take it.
985
01:16:29.842 --> 01:16:31.674
- Lola?
- Lola!
986
01:16:31.911 --> 01:16:33.878
Lola!
Right!
987
01:16:33.947 --> 01:16:36.813
Lola.
There's the winner.
988
01:16:37.282 --> 01:16:39.010
Give him a big hand.
989
01:16:47.024 --> 01:16:48.014
Kathy?
990
01:16:48.092 --> 01:16:49.081
Tommy.
991
01:16:49.795 --> 01:16:50.852
Okay, guys.
992
01:16:50.928 --> 01:16:53.522
I'm gonna get out of
here because you stink.
993
01:16:55.266 --> 01:16:56.425
Thanks, Tom.
994
01:16:58.803 --> 01:17:00.360
See you next year, Tom.
995
01:17:00.438 --> 01:17:01.699
Kathy.
996
01:17:07.477 --> 01:17:10.207
It's so good to see you!
What are you doing here?
997
01:17:10.280 --> 01:17:14.715
What, are you kidding?
Me, miss a big moosehead cat thing?
998
01:17:22.590 --> 01:17:23.682
So...
999
01:17:24.858 --> 01:17:27.692
- Are you divorced?
- No.
1000
01:17:30.097 --> 01:17:31.326
Widowed?
1001
01:17:32.065 --> 01:17:33.088
No.
1002
01:17:35.068 --> 01:17:38.001
So I guess this is
just a friendly call.
1003
01:17:41.041 --> 01:17:43.406
Are you going to
go to the reunion?
1004
01:17:43.609 --> 01:17:45.407
Here, let me get this.
1005
01:17:47.846 --> 01:17:49.246
The reunion.
1006
01:17:52.083 --> 01:17:53.846
I'll tell you...
1007
01:17:54.587 --> 01:17:56.553
The only person I
wanted to see was you...
1008
01:17:57.423 --> 01:17:59.218
...and you're right here.
1009
01:18:00.124 --> 01:18:01.455
I sure am.
1010
01:18:02.261 --> 01:18:03.352
Yeah.
1011
01:18:04.727 --> 01:18:08.595
You know, of all the places I've
imagined running into you again...
1012
01:18:08.665 --> 01:18:10.293
...that dock sure
wasn't one of them.
1013
01:18:10.834 --> 01:18:12.632
You've imagined me places?
1014
01:18:13.035 --> 01:18:14.297
Yeah.
1015
01:18:15.471 --> 01:18:17.269
Haven't you wondered
about me like that?
1016
01:18:17.839 --> 01:18:19.170
- No.
- No?
1017
01:18:21.078 --> 01:18:22.065
Okay.
1018
01:18:23.078 --> 01:18:24.271
I have.
1019
01:18:25.715 --> 01:18:30.616
If I'd known you'd turn out like this,
I'd have imagined it a lot more often.
1020
01:18:31.820 --> 01:18:34.913
What do you mean,
"like this"?
1021
01:18:36.558 --> 01:18:39.924
I always thought you were
the prettiest girl in school.
1022
01:18:41.361 --> 01:18:42.988
And now look at you.
1023
01:18:43.464 --> 01:18:45.591
Just take a look at yourself.
1024
01:18:46.400 --> 01:18:47.889
You're such...
1025
01:18:49.068 --> 01:18:50.296
You're such a woman.
1026
01:18:52.072 --> 01:18:55.438
You have this assurance about you,
and this...
1027
01:18:56.075 --> 01:18:58.201
I don't know,
this sleekness.
1028
01:18:59.844 --> 01:19:01.336
Don't get me started here.
1029
01:19:01.414 --> 01:19:03.005
No, go on.
1030
01:19:09.019 --> 01:19:14.014
Let's just say I'm regretting
all that restraint I used...
1031
01:19:14.257 --> 01:19:15.555
...in high school.
1032
01:19:15.726 --> 01:19:17.353
Tell me about it.
1033
01:19:22.699 --> 01:19:24.962
Yeah.
Okay.
1034
01:19:28.739 --> 01:19:32.764
Am I going to take you out to dinner
with fish gunk on me, or without?
1035
01:19:34.609 --> 01:19:35.838
Without.
1036
01:19:42.484 --> 01:19:43.780
I'm glad you're...
1037
01:19:44.119 --> 01:19:45.313
Peter?
1038
01:19:45.820 --> 01:19:47.117
Where is she?
1039
01:19:48.723 --> 01:19:51.714
- What do you know about it?
- I know.
1040
01:19:52.058 --> 01:19:54.755
I know a lot more
than you think I know.
1041
01:19:55.764 --> 01:19:57.856
Did you know she's pregnant?
1042
01:19:59.431 --> 01:20:00.491
What?
1043
01:20:01.868 --> 01:20:03.426
And it's not even mine.
1044
01:20:03.870 --> 01:20:06.601
Peter, if you were me,
would you still want her?
1045
01:20:06.706 --> 01:20:08.171
I can't help it.
1046
01:20:12.978 --> 01:20:14.412
What the hell do you care?
1047
01:20:15.114 --> 01:20:16.374
She's my wife!
1048
01:20:16.846 --> 01:20:19.748
Kathy?
I'm not talking about Kathy!
1049
01:20:21.619 --> 01:20:23.211
What about this?
1050
01:20:23.855 --> 01:20:25.650
I'm storing it for her, Peter.
1051
01:20:25.856 --> 01:20:27.152
Do you think I'm an idiot?
1052
01:20:27.289 --> 01:20:30.020
No, wait. Hold on.
Just chill, all right?
1053
01:20:30.094 --> 01:20:33.893
Your wife is here to look up an
old high-school boyfriend, Tom.
1054
01:20:34.064 --> 01:20:35.860
- Tom?
- Tom...
1055
01:20:36.266 --> 01:20:37.254
Tom Andrews.
1056
01:20:38.234 --> 01:20:40.099
Tom Andrews.
Okay? So just chill.
1057
01:20:40.502 --> 01:20:43.163
Okay.
1058
01:20:44.273 --> 01:20:45.740
Andrews.
1059
01:20:46.574 --> 01:20:47.906
We'll see.
1060
01:20:49.478 --> 01:20:50.468
All right.
1061
01:20:50.713 --> 01:20:52.338
What a nightmare.
1062
01:20:54.247 --> 01:20:55.910
All right.
1063
01:20:56.484 --> 01:20:58.417
"Andrews, Tom. "
1064
01:21:17.402 --> 01:21:19.267
Kath.
Get that, will you?
1065
01:21:34.319 --> 01:21:35.376
Bye.
1066
01:21:39.623 --> 01:21:41.250
I'm really sorry.
1067
01:21:50.801 --> 01:21:54.236
Fowler.
I need ice badly.
1068
01:21:55.505 --> 01:21:57.301
Big bucket.
Thank you.
1069
01:22:07.147 --> 01:22:09.117
- Elliott.
- Just tell me one thing...
1070
01:22:09.184 --> 01:22:11.742
- Who are you here to see? Me?
- What do you mean?
1071
01:22:11.851 --> 01:22:13.877
- Tom Andrews.
- What?
1072
01:22:13.954 --> 01:22:15.978
Peter, Kathy...
Just tell me.
1073
01:22:16.356 --> 01:22:17.654
Is Kathy in Denver?
1074
01:22:17.725 --> 01:22:19.783
Yes. She's with Tom.
1075
01:22:20.059 --> 01:22:22.687
Peter went out to find her.
He hit me in the face.
1076
01:22:22.762 --> 01:22:25.889
- Now, you and I, we're going to talk, Em.
- Kathy's with Tom?
1077
01:22:26.766 --> 01:22:27.753
Bingo.
1078
01:22:28.900 --> 01:22:30.925
I am through being an idiot.
1079
01:22:31.036 --> 01:22:34.164
You know, listening to other people.
You and I will...
1080
01:22:41.879 --> 01:22:44.211
There's nothing
like a fire, is there?
1081
01:22:47.283 --> 01:22:51.050
You look especially
good by firelight.
1082
01:22:54.224 --> 01:22:57.522
Gosh, it's too bad
it'll go to waste...
1083
01:22:58.328 --> 01:23:02.730
...since we'll be going out
in a few minutes for dinner.
1084
01:23:02.832 --> 01:23:04.697
Why don't we order in?
1085
01:23:05.900 --> 01:23:08.335
You'll find some menus
on the butcher block.
1086
01:23:49.875 --> 01:23:51.307
How about Thai?
1087
01:23:51.876 --> 01:23:54.141
All right.
How about Italian?
1088
01:23:58.249 --> 01:24:02.015
There's an extra $20 if you get
me there before her husband.
1089
01:24:09.125 --> 01:24:11.423
What's the problem here?
1090
01:24:11.494 --> 01:24:14.326
There's more than
one "Elm," son.
1091
01:24:19.934 --> 01:24:23.392
The idea here is to relax.
1092
01:24:25.339 --> 01:24:27.864
Just let me work
the pressure points.
1093
01:24:29.777 --> 01:24:34.770
Just pretend your
hand is your body.
1094
01:24:36.917 --> 01:24:38.249
That's it.
1095
01:24:42.655 --> 01:24:44.714
I remember your hands, Kathy.
1096
01:24:47.427 --> 01:24:49.326
I remember your skin...
1097
01:24:51.396 --> 01:24:52.557
...and your shoulders...
1098
01:24:54.565 --> 01:24:55.896
...your neck...
1099
01:24:57.402 --> 01:24:58.733
...your lips...
1100
01:25:09.146 --> 01:25:10.738
I want you, Kathy.
1101
01:25:14.349 --> 01:25:16.318
Emily's having your baby.
1102
01:25:17.654 --> 01:25:18.984
Excuse me?
1103
01:25:19.588 --> 01:25:21.682
You're going to be a father.
1104
01:25:21.891 --> 01:25:23.721
I knew you'd want to know.
1105
01:25:23.792 --> 01:25:26.556
And you wouldn't want
a child of yours born...
1106
01:25:26.628 --> 01:25:28.061
...and not know about it.
1107
01:25:28.129 --> 01:25:31.292
No, actually,
that's always been a dream of mine.
1108
01:25:36.937 --> 01:25:38.735
Did Emily send you
here to tell me this?
1109
01:25:39.340 --> 01:25:42.969
No. She's gonna kill me
when she finds out.
1110
01:25:44.744 --> 01:25:49.443
She doesn't have to find out.
We'll just say that you never came here.
1111
01:25:49.782 --> 01:25:53.946
She won't know you betrayed her trust
and I won't have to deal with a kid.
1112
01:25:54.019 --> 01:25:55.316
You can't mean that.
1113
01:25:55.620 --> 01:25:57.885
If Emily wanted me to know,
she'd have told me.
1114
01:25:57.956 --> 01:26:01.723
I think the fact that she isn't here
should tell us both something.
1115
01:26:09.867 --> 01:26:11.960
- Hey! Babe.
- Hey! Yourself.
1116
01:26:12.937 --> 01:26:14.097
Kathy.
1117
01:26:14.939 --> 01:26:16.201
Is there a back way out?
1118
01:26:16.273 --> 01:26:18.832
- What are you doing here?
- What am I doing here?
1119
01:26:18.909 --> 01:26:21.138
Why don't we sit down
and talk about this quietly?
1120
01:26:21.211 --> 01:26:23.805
Because her husband will walk
in that door any second!
1121
01:26:24.580 --> 01:26:25.979
- Shit.
- Peter?
1122
01:26:26.048 --> 01:26:27.983
Good for you.
Now, where's the back way?
1123
01:26:28.051 --> 01:26:29.642
There isn't one.
1124
01:26:29.985 --> 01:26:31.145
We'll just have to wing it.
1125
01:26:33.655 --> 01:26:34.643
All right.
1126
01:26:36.724 --> 01:26:39.420
Say you came to tell Tom
he's the father of my baby.
1127
01:26:39.494 --> 01:26:40.825
That's why I did come here!
1128
01:26:40.895 --> 01:26:43.591
Right.
Not looking like that, you didn't.
1129
01:26:43.730 --> 01:26:45.459
No, really.
I just told him!
1130
01:26:45.532 --> 01:26:47.866
It's the eleventh hour.
Cut the crap.
1131
01:26:48.869 --> 01:26:50.166
Give me your dress.
1132
01:26:51.571 --> 01:26:53.765
- Turn around.
- Why are you doing this for me?
1133
01:26:53.839 --> 01:26:56.365
Don't tell me it's because
you love me and forgive me.
1134
01:26:56.443 --> 01:26:59.775
I couldn't bear the guilt.
So don't tell me that is the reason.
1135
01:26:59.880 --> 01:27:02.440
It's because I love
you and forgive you.
1136
01:27:03.982 --> 01:27:05.644
You deserved that.
1137
01:27:06.153 --> 01:27:07.551
Holy mother!
1138
01:27:10.423 --> 01:27:12.049
We'll laugh about
this when we're 90.
1139
01:27:16.995 --> 01:27:18.427
God. Elliott.
1140
01:27:18.530 --> 01:27:21.123
You thought I wasn't ready
for a relationship.
1141
01:27:21.965 --> 01:27:24.433
- How many more guys you
got out there? - Excuse me?
1142
01:27:24.903 --> 01:27:26.698
Boy, I tell you, women...
1143
01:27:27.137 --> 01:27:29.161
Sometimes I just don't
understand them.
1144
01:27:29.238 --> 01:27:32.175
She breezes into my life
for one lousy night...
1145
01:27:32.242 --> 01:27:33.674
...now I'm in a paternity suit.
1146
01:27:34.510 --> 01:27:35.601
You slept with this guy?
1147
01:27:36.647 --> 01:27:37.635
I made her.
1148
01:27:37.713 --> 01:27:41.376
Pal. You want her?
Take her.
1149
01:27:42.051 --> 01:27:44.382
Just a one-night
stand to me, that's all.
1150
01:27:47.824 --> 01:27:49.222
You better...
1151
01:27:51.860 --> 01:27:53.588
You're hurt.
It's all my fault.
1152
01:27:53.661 --> 01:27:55.356
You sure are a jerk.
1153
01:28:04.537 --> 01:28:06.664
Is this your mother's house?
1154
01:28:07.640 --> 01:28:09.403
Is this your mother?
1155
01:28:10.175 --> 01:28:11.438
How's your sciatica?
1156
01:28:11.511 --> 01:28:15.469
Peter! Kathy was just here to
tell Tom that I'm having a baby.
1157
01:28:15.581 --> 01:28:17.947
- Out. - But it's not
Tom's baby. It's Elliott's.
1158
01:28:18.016 --> 01:28:20.848
- Yeah! It is?
- It is?
1159
01:28:21.153 --> 01:28:22.484
Out!
1160
01:28:24.256 --> 01:28:26.691
Kathy, could you
leave us alone?
1161
01:28:29.025 --> 01:28:31.825
Buddy, this is my house.
1162
01:28:34.197 --> 01:28:35.790
This is my wife.
1163
01:28:38.234 --> 01:28:39.326
Yeah.
1164
01:28:44.773 --> 01:28:46.105
You lied to me.
1165
01:28:47.876 --> 01:28:49.002
I know.
1166
01:28:54.383 --> 01:28:56.009
Nothing happened.
1167
01:28:56.584 --> 01:28:57.846
Nothing happened?
1168
01:28:59.354 --> 01:29:00.879
Define "nothing"...
1169
01:29:00.955 --> 01:29:04.253
...because it seems to me
that a lot has happened here.
1170
01:29:05.526 --> 01:29:09.292
I'm trying hard to be objective,
so I want to know all of it.
1171
01:29:09.530 --> 01:29:11.498
Why are you really here?
1172
01:29:15.669 --> 01:29:18.728
Tommy's an old friend of
mine from high school.
1173
01:29:19.639 --> 01:29:21.505
He's an old boyfriend.
1174
01:29:23.342 --> 01:29:24.434
Yeah.
1175
01:29:26.980 --> 01:29:28.774
I missed that feeling.
1176
01:29:29.080 --> 01:29:30.308
Feeling?
1177
01:29:31.082 --> 01:29:33.311
You missed that feeling.
1178
01:29:34.285 --> 01:29:38.085
Yeah, you know,
the rush that you get when you're 16?
1179
01:29:39.190 --> 01:29:41.681
Honey, we aren't 16.
1180
01:29:44.062 --> 01:29:45.256
I know.
1181
01:29:46.430 --> 01:29:47.453
I know.
1182
01:29:49.032 --> 01:29:52.330
It's just that you feel special.
1183
01:29:54.638 --> 01:29:56.764
I just wanted to feel like...
1184
01:29:58.741 --> 01:30:00.231
Like a hot babe.
1185
01:30:01.177 --> 01:30:04.577
That's a problem, because you mean
I don't make you feel that way.
1186
01:30:04.879 --> 01:30:09.441
Peter, no. You're my husband.
You love me and I love you, and...
1187
01:30:09.684 --> 01:30:10.947
What?
1188
01:30:14.121 --> 01:30:15.486
I love you.
1189
01:30:18.358 --> 01:30:20.122
But what?
1190
01:30:23.796 --> 01:30:27.130
It's not about you.
It's not even about him.
1191
01:30:27.200 --> 01:30:29.726
You see, I was making
myself miserable.
1192
01:30:31.137 --> 01:30:35.699
I wasn't even that miserable, really.
I was kind of happy...
1193
01:30:36.375 --> 01:30:37.864
...in a miserable kind of way.
1194
01:30:40.278 --> 01:30:43.271
Is that worse than being miserable
in a happy kind of way?
1195
01:30:44.950 --> 01:30:46.644
No.
It's better.
1196
01:30:47.518 --> 01:30:49.179
Because you kind
of enjoy your misery.
1197
01:30:49.954 --> 01:30:51.818
I'm glad somebody did.
1198
01:30:53.557 --> 01:30:55.185
Peter, I'm sorry.
1199
01:30:56.393 --> 01:30:58.122
What else can I say?
1200
01:30:59.762 --> 01:31:01.025
It's that...
1201
01:31:03.132 --> 01:31:05.622
Misery, I know
something about that.
1202
01:31:06.902 --> 01:31:10.303
Misery takes you down
1203
01:31:13.209 --> 01:31:14.766
Drags you all around
1204
01:31:19.781 --> 01:31:21.681
Takes you all over town
1205
01:31:25.654 --> 01:31:27.951
Till you've lost
what you found"
1206
01:31:35.763 --> 01:31:36.888
You got it to rhyme.
1207
01:31:42.602 --> 01:31:43.933
Come here.
1208
01:31:53.911 --> 01:31:57.972
I want to rock you, mamma,
like your body ain't got no bones.
1209
01:32:06.457 --> 01:32:07.889
Let's blow this place.
1210
01:32:10.428 --> 01:32:13.123
You know,
we got a good thing here.
1211
01:32:13.630 --> 01:32:16.928
- I know we do.
- No. The sitter, at home.
1212
01:32:17.231 --> 01:32:18.221
Yeah?
1213
01:32:21.103 --> 01:32:23.436
It's set for overnight.
1214
01:32:23.707 --> 01:32:25.798
And I got a hotel room.
1215
01:32:26.040 --> 01:32:28.373
You be bad, girl.
1216
01:32:30.112 --> 01:32:32.136
The cards are on the table.
1217
01:32:32.915 --> 01:32:35.347
I don't want you to feel obligated.
Straight answer:
1218
01:32:35.416 --> 01:32:38.749
- Do you want to be together?
- How can she ask me that?
1219
01:32:39.420 --> 01:32:40.409
Things are gonna change.
1220
01:32:40.488 --> 01:32:43.786
You're infatuated with a sophisticated
woman, out there on the edge.
1221
01:32:43.857 --> 01:32:46.519
- You're not out on the edge.
- Yes, I am.
1222
01:32:46.892 --> 01:32:48.087
No, you're not.
1223
01:32:48.328 --> 01:32:51.194
Actually, you can be
kind of a drag at times.
1224
01:32:54.066 --> 01:32:56.125
Then you can't
possibly want me.
1225
01:32:56.702 --> 01:32:58.293
Straight answer?
1226
01:33:00.106 --> 01:33:01.128
Yes.
1227
01:33:07.679 --> 01:33:08.736
Yes.
1228
01:33:12.916 --> 01:33:14.350
Watch the face.
1229
01:33:15.652 --> 01:33:17.243
It doesn't hurt.
1230
01:33:42.510 --> 01:33:46.105
Honey, we're trying to plan
a wedding up here!
1231
01:33:47.648 --> 01:33:48.672
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