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Tessa: When women in Chatswin want to look their best,
sometimes they have to play dirty.
No Majorqua, I want vampy not trampy.
If you paint my nails with this color,
George will think he asked out a 10-minute whore.
- Mommy!? - I'm sorry Dalia.
And Majorqua. It's just...
I've waited all lifetime for George Altman to ask me on a date.
And I guess I'm just a little...
- Nervous. - Why?
You've dated plenty of men who are better looking
and sexier and beefier and brawnier and more cut
and darker-skinned and longer hair,
and taller and richer
and more successful, and funnier and friendlier,
who have more summer homes and foreign cars
and motorboats and yachts, who are more well-traveled
and know more languages than him.
I know. I know. I guess I'm just nervous, is all.
Can't a woman be nervous?
He's the one who should be nervous, mommy.
If you ask me, George Altman landed in the tall grass.
All right, which one says,
"I can't live a moment without you.
Don't even think about asking for a raise"?
Well, if I'm not mistaken,
I believe the traditional 2-week nanny gift is pearls,
but I can check my Emily Post.
This woman is amazing, George.
She is so attuned to my baby.
It's like she baked him in her own meat oven.
(Laughs) Wow. That's beautiful.
You should get that engraved on the necklace.
She's cooped up in the house all day.
She deserves a night out.
So when I saw that the Chappaqua Opera
was performing "Carmen," I thought finally, finally,
someone wrote an opera to take your nanny named Carmen to.
(Laughs)
What do you have planned for Dallas?
Oh, not much.
We'll probably just grab some dinner,
you know, maybe go for a walk.
A walk?
Look, me and Dallas are way past
the "trying to impress each other" stage.
You know, we can just relax and enjoy each other's company.
Don't worry, Noah. I got this.
Seriously? You're not gonna knock on something?
All right, I got the bling. I got the tickets.
The only thing I have left...
Mm. I need a sitter for Opus.
There's gotta be a neighborhood kid you can ask to watch him.
Mm. Have to be mature,
- trustworthy... - Yeah. Smart, resourceful...
Ideally somebody I already know.
Okay. Whatever. I'll do it.
- What? - No, we won't...
Look, I'm free this weekend...
not by choice, but whatever. It's cool.
Uh, w... no. I mean, that's...
I think that's very nice, but I wasn't fishing.
I can use the extra cash.
Huh. No.
I mean, I just don't know that you're the right fit.
What?
(Scoffs) Do you hear this, George?
- Yeah, Tess, here's the thing... - Really?
Babies are very demanding. As an only child,
you don't have a ton of experience...
I excelled at my job, I am an excellent student,
I just spent the summer rooming with a geriatric woman.
I think... I can handle a baby.
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[ Alih Jay ] ♪ last night I had a pleasant nightmare ♪
2x03 Ryan's Song
- Easy on the hard cider, Fred. - Easy-peasy.
You only get one.
One's all I need. (Chuckles) I'm a cheap date.
(Chuckles) You rock, dad.
Ryan?
Why don't you be the boot tonight?
Lisa?
You never let me be the boot.
You never let Ryan be the boot.
I know. I just thought...
maybe it's time Ryan was the boot.
Ryan, go get your father another hard cider.
- (Lowered voice) He only gets one. - Just do it.
Oh, yeah.
(Whispering) Lisa Marie,
you can't start treating Ryan differently
now that you know he's adopted.
He's liable to suspect something.
(Whispering) Look, mother, I am trying to manufacture
a feeling of closeness between Ryan and myself
so that if he ever does find out,
we won't lose him to a better family.
I will not be left alone with the two of you.
He will know something's up, if you keep acting like a...
(Normal voice) Top hat!
(Laughs) I guess I'll be the top hat!
- She's gonna be the top hat. - Why not?
- Sheila in a top hat! (Laughs) - Hey! (Humming)
(Fred and Sheila laugh)
(Doorbell rings)
Hey, Dalia.
Hey.
(Door squeaks)
(Door closes) Is your mother ready?
Almost.
She likes to make an entrance.
Dirty, rotten, filthy, stinkin'!
[ Cherry Pie by Warrant playing ]
♪ She's my cherry pie ♪
♪ cool drink of water, such a sweet surprise ♪
♪ tastes so good, make a grown man cry ♪
♪ sweet cherry pie, yeah ♪
Wow. Y... you look...
Wait for it.
♪
♪ Oh!
(Orchestra plays fanfare)
Magical?
Uh, w... what?
I was finishing your sentence. You said, "you look... magical?"
Oh. O... okay.
Magical.
(Laughs) You're too kind, George.
What's that? I'm sorry. The music is a little loud.
Dalia. (Music turns off)
I said you're too kind.
So... where will you be taking me tonight?
Uh, well, uh, Chef Alan recommended
this really great spot down by the train yard.
It's got homemade charcuterie, so...
Char-whatery?
Oh, it's like...
meats.
Ew.
Meats?
Is that okay?
I guess.
Here.
I'm just worried that I might be disappointed,
and if I'm disappointed, I might have a hard time hiding it,
and then that might make you feel uncomfortable,
and then you'll be wondering what's bothering me,
when all along, it was just on account of the meats.
What kind of a sadist designed this coat?
Careful. The lining is pony eyelash.
Pony eyelash?
Oh, no, George. I know what you're thinking.
They're humanely collected from the floors of stables.
Thank God.
So may I be honest, George?
I really don't want to eat at a filthy restaurant
by a train yard.
Well, Dallas, I'm... I'm... I'm... I'm happy
to take you anywhere you like.
Perfect.
Let's you and I get our lobster bisque on, shall we?
After me.
Dating Dallas Royce was turning out to be
as elaborate as a production of "Carmen."
Don't you cry.
If you cry, then I'm gonna cry.
If he cries, sing him Phil Collins.
I didn't anticipate how hard this was gonna be.
He likes "Sussudio" best.
Relax, guys.
I got this.
Even if you just say the word,
it seems to calm his nerves for some reason.
Opus and I...
we are as cool as cucumbers.
Look at her. She's gonna be great.
Oh. I almost forgot.
The security system has been down all week.
But don't worry. The house is so secluded,
you'd have to be a real psychopath
to hike up here to steal anything. (Chuckles)
I should know 'cause they caught a guy doing it once.
He was nuts.
(Chuckles) An incredible collection of knives, though,
and a face tattoo that still haunts me.
Carmen, shall we?
Oh. The lights are on the timer,
so don't be surprised if you find yourself in the dark.
Okay. Bye. (Door creaks)
(Switch clicks)
♪ There's a girl that's been on my mind ♪
♪ all the time ♪
♪ sussudio ♪
(Imitates Tarzan's yell) Oh!
So why are you giving me your room again?
Well, because I love you.
Yeah, but you love your room more.
You're in here, like, all the time,
like, whenever I'm out doing fun things with friends,
you're in here,
spending time with your room.
Well, it is the better room, and you deserve it.
I want you to enjoy your time here.
What's that supposed to mean?
It just means you can have whatever you want.
- Can I have your sweater? - If you want it.
- Can I have a snake? - I won't block it.
Can I have Tessa Altman?
Have her do what?
Everything.
I think it's pretty obvious.
She's my moose.
Your muse?
- She's my jam. - She isn't.
She's what I want, Lisa.
So are you gonna help me get her or not?
Why is every primetime TV show about a gruesome crime scene?
What is wrong with you, America?
(Knock on door)
Your dad probably just forgot his wallet.
(Knocking continues)
And his keys to the house.
(Knocking continues) (Opus fusses)
There's nothing to be afraid of, Opus.
(Babbles)
(Thunderclap)
- Hello? - Good evening.
I'm the Hillside Electrical Strangler.
I'm looking for Mr. Wiener.
Uh, no Wiener here. Sorry.
You sure? I got a call for help.
It came from inside this house.
You listen to me, my friend,
here are some of the many reasons
I'm not gonna let you in.
One... you don't know who lives here,
two... you're dressed like a serial killer,
and three... you have a serial killer nickname.
My business is called
the Hillside Electrical Strangler
because I service these hills
by locating people's electrical problems and strangling them.
You have to admit,
it's a pretty weird thing to name your business.
The domain name cleared. (Thunderclap)
Don't worry, Opus.
We can ride out the storm in here. Uh-huh.
All of our... water
and toilet needs will be met.
No.
Don't panic just because I am.
I need you to be strong now.
(Whispers) You are my rock.
(Squishing sound)
I think you just dropped a few pebbles. (Sniffs)
(Cell phone buzzes)
- Tessa. - Lisa! Thank God.
Hey, I was just thinking about you
and Ryan and the sweet love the two of you could make.
What? (Thunder rumbling)
Look, Lisa, th... this isn't a good time.
I am locked in a bathroom with a baby in a thunderstorm.
You know who would love that story?
Ryan.
(Whispers) What story?
- Is it about a snake? - Lisa!
This isn't a joke. I'm freaking out, and I really need help.
And I can't call George, or he'll accuse me
of being an ill-equipped only child.
I wish I could help you, Tessa,
but as you know, I'm terrified of babies.
But you know who isn't?
Who?
This place has the best bread basket in town,
and if you bring something home for your dog,
they wrap it up like a little present,
for your dog.
Yeah. This jacket is a freaking nightmare.
Muscle it.
Don't be afraid and do not give up.
Okay. Thank you.
George, this is my life coach Tabitha.
Hey. I'm unlicensed.
Oh, okay. T... Tabitha.
Uh, it's actually pronounced "Tibet" and "itha."
Tibetitha.
Really? (Laughs)
It's a woman's name, but, you know, I'm a guy.
It's political yet whimsical,
calls upon every one of your preconceptions,
and then spits in their faces.
Okay. Well, uh, it's quite a coincidence.
Not really. I invited him.
Let me get this straight.
You invited your life coach to join us for dinner?
Lucky for you, my evening was clear.
So this is, like, uh, mostly fish?
(Rain falling)
I... (Panting)
I ran the whole way here.
Ryan, I could kiss you.
Tessa, this isn't about you.
It's about me.
Well, it started off about you, but then it turned into me.
I have a problem, and it's bigger than your problem
and it's scarier than your problem,
and we aren't gonna solve it... not here, not tonight.
What's the problem?
I think I'm dying.
So the bird was frantic.
Why? Because it was stuck.
Why? Because my skylight is very, very recessed.
So it was banging its beak against the glass
like a total idiot.
Why? Because in order to escape,
the bird needed to fly down,
but the bird didn't know that.
George, are you mad at me?
(Whispers) Shh. I'm waiting to hear what happens to the bird.
It's just... I wanted this night to be perfect.
I think we left "perfect" four bird stories ago.
(Clinks)
So I got a ladder.
I understand your impulse
to want to have a side conversation,
but I hardly think you two are ready for that yet.
Right. It's just that
I usually wait until the relationship is falling apart
before I seek counseling.
Do all your relationships fall apart, George?
Oh, I think he was joking, Tibetitha.
- George, weren't you joking? - I was joking.
Correct.
Well, I, uh, I guess your timing was off,
because I didn't get the joke, but very good instincts, Dallas.
Thank you. So how about some bread?
I would love some.
That is a hell of a selection of bread.
Look at all that. Huh?
See what I'm doing?
I do, yeah. You're handling every single piece of bread.
No, I'm exploring all my options.
Look before you leap, George. Mm.
So... no bread?
Oh. There's the olive roll.
See?
If you dig deep enough,
you can find exactly what you're looking for.
Ah.
George, do you think Dallas might be your olive roll?
All I know for sure is I'm not eating any of that bread.
While George was plotting his escape,
Noah was glued to his seat,
because he was on a date with the perfect woman.
Woman: - ♪ Si je t'aime, prends garde a toi ♪ - (Stomach growls)
♪ Si tu ne m'aimes pas ♪
♪ si tu ne m'aimes pas je t'aime ♪
♪ mais si je t'aime, si je t'aime ♪
♪ prends garde ♪
♪ à toi ♪
(crunches) (Song ends)
(Mouth full) Brava!
Brava!
I would love to believe that I'm not dying,
but I can't ignore the facts.
(Thunderclap) One... Lisa's been acting really super-duper nice all of a sudden,
and two... I saw a movie once,
where everyone was super-duper nice to this guy,
and then he coughed, and then he died. (Coughs)
Sounds like one fact and a movie.
Still, how do you explain the fact?
Maybe it's a new disease.
Maybe they'll call it Ryan's disease.
How did I not realize I was gonna die of that?
Ryan...
Maybe they'll write a song about me called "Ryan's song."
Maybe they can play it at my funeral.
I feel like it should be mostly instrumental, though.
Maybe Lisa is just feeling nicer
now that she's in a relationship with Malik.
People are nicer when they're happier.
Maybe she just wants you to be happy, too.
Look, I'm sorry.
You have great ideas and you're not afraid to express them.
It's just... we're all gonna die,
whether it's Ryan's disease or Tessa's disease.
Yeah. Sooner or later,
the Hillside Electrical Strangler
is gonna make a house call.
So true.
See, you and me and that ugly baby over there...
we're all gonna die.
I don't think I really super-duper realized that until tonight.
(Opus crying)
I'm sorry to blow your little baby mind. I'm sorry.
(Crying continues)
Shh.
(Crying continues)
Shh. Shut up.
Shh... shut up. (Crying continues)
Shut up.
(Crying)
(Stops crying, coos)
Nice work.
Is it too late for that kiss?
You forgot to... open your mouth
and put your tongue on my tongue and move it around and stuff.
I didn't forget.
You're not attracted to me 'cause I'm holding a baby?
I'm only attracted to you because you're holding a baby.
So... that was...
different.
Oh, man. (Sniffles)
I must've fallen asleep.
Ah. George, thanks for the ride.
Uh, if it hadn't started raining,
I... I would've walked, I swear.
I don't... believe you.
Well, look, uh, final thoughts...
uh, normally I wouldn't weigh in on a relationship
until I've met with a couple a few more times,
but, uh, in this case, it's safe to say
that this relationship,
in industry terms,
is a total freaking cluster-snuff.
(Laughs) I don't like to swear in front of a patient.
But I can e-mail you the translation
if you give me your e-mail,
which I would like to have anyway.
Will get that from you.
Okay, well, I'll, uh,
I'll just find you on Facebook.
Thanks for the ride, George.
(Strained voice) Bye-bye.
- Bye. - Oh, puddle.
I understand your apprehension,
but a good domain name can be hard to clear,
and for the record,
that guy strangled the hell out of a problem
we were having with our garage door.
I'll call to reschedule.
Thank you for a wonderful evening, Mr. Wiener.
(Snorts)
It's my pleasure, angel.
How do you say "angel" in Spanish?
An-hel.
Amazing.
Such a rich culture.
I'll go check on the baby.
Encore! (Laughs)
That's one hell of an opera, that Carmen! (Clapping)
(Laughs)
Okay. What did I say? I said $100?
Even though I probably would've survived the night on my own,
I was really glad that when I called for help,
someone was there to answer.
(Door closes) (Panting)
Whoa! Hey. You're back.
Lisa, I'm not as dumb as you think.
I know something's up.
At first I thought I might be dying,
then I took a good, hard look in the mirror and thought,
come on. I'm not dying.
(Chuckles and kisses)
Then I thought maybe you're dying.
After all, you're pretty pale and sickly.
(Coughs) But, Lisa, if someone's dying, I don't want to know about it.
Not tonight.
Because I had the most perfect evening with Tessa Altman.
She kissed me. Tessa kissed me.
She... she... she... she didn't open her mouth
or put her tongue on my tongue and, like,
you know, move it around,
but she kissed me, and it was incredible,
and I owe it all to you, so...
so thanks.
That's what sisters are for.
I know, dude.
You're the best sister ever, bro.
Well, that didn't work,
but at least we tried.
What? No, George Altman, don't you dare say that.
Hey. Hey! You're gonna ruin your coat.
I don't care! I don't care about it,
or the flowers or the restaurant.
- Look, Dallas, that's sweet, but... - No, you listen to me.
I have dated men who are worldlier and fancier,
who have nicer cars and better clothes
and were wealthier. Heck, they were all wealthier.
Thank you. Thank you for that.
But every one of those men picked me.
I thought that's how it was supposed to be.
Men would ask me out, and I'd say yes,
men would ask me to marry them, and I'd say yes.
And then along comes George Altman,
and for the first time,
I thought... there.
I want that man.
I pick him.
I know I'm doing things different.
It's because I feel so different.
I can't believe my life coach is right about us, George.
I can't.
There.
You see that? (Sighs)
Your... your hair is a mess, your makeup is running,
but this...
this is real, this is...
this is the prettiest you've looked all night.
[ Cutty Love by Milo Greene playing ]
It is?
Look...
the only way we're ever gonna find out if this can work
- is if we get to be ourselves. Right? - Right.
♪
And that means no coaches
and no coaching from you.
♪ My dear, they are of you ♪
Okay?
Okay.
♪
- George? - Yeah?
If you would've dropped the umbrella when you kissed me,
it would've been so much more romantic.
You're very bossy.
I can change.
No, you can't.
♪ Watch the fire burn, burn, burn ♪
♪ burn, burn, burn ♪
♪ burn us both alive ♪
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