All language subtitles for Ed s03e07 The Wedding

It's called the roll.

And no man ever been able to escape.

I will escape the roll. You will not
escape the roll. I will escape the roll.

Okay. One, two, three.

Escape the roll.

I can't escape the roll. Told you.

What happens now?

I've suddenly grown fond of the role.

So I planned the perfect day for us. So
far, so good. But it's not today.

What do you mean? It's next Saturday.

Next Saturday?

Mm -hmm.

We're going to start by waking up bright
and early. We're going to watch the sun

come up. We're going to take a nice
long... Wait, wait. Next Saturday is

wedding. I know. That's why I planned
the perfect day for us.

Oh, but I... I have to go to Carol's
wedding. Why?

So you can be like all...

Sad and mopey and oh, poor, poor me.

Ed, the average person has 26 ,452 days
on this earth. Do you really want to

spend one of them watching Carol Vesey
marry Dennis Martino?

No.

No, I don't.

Honey, you know, I've said that a
thousand times, but I will say it again.

really appreciate you changing your mind
about Ed coming to the wedding. No

problem.

It's really important to me that he's
there.

Listen, I don't care who else is there
as long as you show up.

Watching the wide world rise.

Coming.

Hello?

Stella? Huh?

I'm here to celebrate my big sister's
wedding with the sincere hope of having

few too many wine spritzers and hooking
up with a groomsman.

But your flight wasn't due in until 7 p
.m. Oh, I know. I ended up not flying.

You didn't?

How'd you get here?

A few of us were out, and I met this
guy, Ron. He does something with money

something, and he offered me a ride.

Wait, you met a man in Boston who
offered you a ride to Ohio?

Yep. Is he here?

No, he dropped me off and went back.

Really? So where's the big man of
mystery? I want to meet my future

-law. He's upstairs.

Yo, Dennis, get your ass down here and
meet the better Vessi sister.

Shut up.

So, Eddie, what can you tell us about
the reappearance of your little friend,

Jennifer? A little too early to tell.
Well, one thing to tell is she's still

hot. She's very, very hot. All right,
Michael.

Just because I'm on a diet doesn't mean
I can't eat food.

Saying it's just because I'm on a diet
doesn't mean I can't read the menu. I

don't want to read the menu. I want to
eat the food. Well, you can't, Mike,

because you're on a diet. That's right,
the Nancy diet. The lifelong Nancy diet.

Sorry, buddy.

Ah, look at the gang.

Hey, guys. It's so adorable the way you
guys just, like, chew on life and rib

each other. I love it. Have you seen
that show 30 -something?

What can we do for you at once?

I decided to write a hilarious song
parody in honor of Carol's impending

nuptials. And I thought we could all
have a little...

inside baseball talk, if you know what I
mean.

You know, her foibles, embarrassments,
sex poids.

I don't think Miss Vessi would like you
putting her sex poids too soft.

So, there are sex poids.

She's here.

Everybody pretend like we're talking
about something else. My God, the dollar

just seems more vulnerable than ever,
huh?

First the euro, then the yen.

Pretty soon the Pacers are going to be
kicking our ass.

Oh, hi.

Hi, guys.

Everybody, I want you to meet my little
sister, Stella.

Obviously, you know Molly.

Nancy, Mike, Warren, Mark, and Ed.

So let's get right to it. Who's doing
what on the big day?

Nancy, you're a bridesmaid? Yeah. Molly,
you asked me for the maid of honor

spot, which I'm cool with. Good.

What about you two?

Flower girls?

Mark and Warren are actually my
students.

Do you ever fall asleep when she talks?

I do.

All the time.

Warren. I don't. Come on, I'm just
rapping with Stella.

There's a brave one.

What about you, Ed?

Can we make him an honorary bridesmaid?

Um.

Carol. Yeah. Can I talk to you for a
second?

Sure.

I'm not coming to the wedding.

What? Yeah, I just don't think it'd be a
good thing.

Wow, that's a surprise.

Isn't that Dennis? Because he's actually
fine with you coming.

No, it's not Dennis.

I just think it'd be better for everyone
if I wasn't there.

Okay, if you think that is best.

It is.

Okay.

All right, check this.

My name is Warren Cheswick and I'm here
to say Carol Bessie's getting married in

every way.

Holy crap.

What? You have achieved a level of
lameness so pure it can only be

strict laboratory conditions.

What are you talking about, Ben? Of
course, Carol Vesey Rath. She's getting

married in every way.

Really? Is that just fine with you?

Oh, hey.

This is Miss Vesey's little sister.

You know, maybe she can give me some
stuff to work with.

Excuse me.

Stella, right?

Flower girl.

What can I trouble you up to?

Trouble? No, no trouble.

No? When I was your age, I was always in
trouble.

Really? Now I'm old, so I slow down a
little bit.

How old?

Guess my age. I'll give you a spell,
bud.

I don't know.

28.

59 last Thursday.

Hey, listen.

I need to write, like, this funny song
about Miss Bessie.

Oh, please call her Carol.

Miss Bessie will freak me out.

Okay. Well, yeah, so I'm going to, like,
play the guitar and sing this song

about her, but I kind of need some funny
stuff about Carol to put in there. You

want something embarrassing about Carol?

You hit the mother load.

Really? Yes, you have to let me help
you. This will be so much fun.

Oh, yeah, great.

Yeah, and I play the harmonica, so you
have to work me into the band.

You're in.

And I need my own trailer filled with
Colt 45.

I'll get you Colt 46.

But I have this family thing.

I'll meet you back here tomorrow at 4.

Okay, cool.

Bye, flower girl.

All right, bye.

Mr. and Mrs. Martino, it is such a
pleasure to finally get to spend some

with the two of you. Call me Frank.
That's what everyone calls me. I was

Thomas, but everybody calls me Frank.
You want to know why?

Why? It beats the bejesus out of me.

Hi, I'm Alex.

Oh, Dennis's brother.

Hi, of course. I recognize you from the
picture. Who do you think used to win in

a fight between these two? Dad.

Neither, because they would both punch
like little schoolgirls.

Oh, thank you.

All right, everybody, make yourselves at
home. Our cocktail wheeze, your

cocktail wheeze. Daddy.

Hey, baby. Hi.

Hi, Rita. Hi, how are you? Jack.

Mr. Bessie, nice to see you. Hello,
Dennis.

Just give us a second. Sure.

Listen, Dennis, I'm a straight shooter.

Okay.

I wasn't happy that I didn't meet you
before you and my daughter decided to

married. That's not easy for a father.

Yeah, I understand.

But the truth is, that is really just
between me and Carol, not me and you.

So, onward and upward, all right?

Okay. Thank you.

Richard, that is not a movie title.

Butt shake, butt shake.

Mr. Butt Shake goes to Washington.

What? Time.

Mr. Smith goes to Washington.

Well, what is it?

Booty call.

That's the name of a movie?

Yes. This is my booty. This is me
calling.

That was a good one, honey. Dennis,
you're up. All right, all right. Listen,

not much of a charades guy, but here we
go. Okay.

Tell us the category.

Yeah.

Movie.

Sky?

Guy? No speaking.

Do something, you big stiff.

Over the Rainbow.

Wizard of Oz?

Saved by the Bell.

What are all those cars doing in the
driveway?

I don't know. I can't play today. We got
the Dennis and Carol thing going on.

Oh, I totally forgot about that. I'm an
idiot.

All right, go back.

No, no, no. Why don't you come in?

No, no, Mike. That's not my place.

Oh, come on. We're playing charades.

Charades?

That you put on the lake and you pedal
them like a bicycle to make them go?

Pedal boats.

Yeah, I thought that could be a fun part
of our big Saturday together.

Okay. Because I think that the pedal
boat is the best proof that we humans

the most evolved of all the species.

Pedal boats. Yeah, I mean, think about
it. The light bulb, the computer, those

are necessary.

But the pedal boat? It's just us showing
off. It's us taunting the other

species, saying, hey, look what we can
do. We can make a boat that's like a

bicycle. For no reason.

Okay.

Okay, that's it.

What's it?

You, dear sir, have to break up Carol
this week's wedding.

What? Ed, it's now or never. Once she
gets married, she's gone for good.

Why are you doing this?

Because I'm selfish.

Selfish how?

Either you end up with Carol, which I
can live with, or you don't end up with

Carol, which I can totally live with.

But me here talking about pedal boats
while you're thinking about Carol, that

can't live with.

Taking the church for a little test.
drive?

Molly.

Yeah? Do you think I'm making a mistake?

Getting married?

Getting married to Dennis.

Carol,

that is a dumb question.

Be honest with me.

Look, if I did think you were making a
mistake by marrying Dennis, and I'm not

saying that I do, but if I did, I
couldn't tell you.

Because once you got married, you would
never, ever forget what I said. So, you

see, there is no way for a friend to
give a truly honest answer to that

question.

Unless, of course, you didn't think I
was making a mistake.

Then there'd be no need to explain all
that.

You know, Ed, when I told you to break
up Carol's wedding, this is hardly what

had in mind. Jennifer, when you're going
to break up a wedding, you've got to do

something big.

You've got to do the pounding on the
window and the screaming, Elaine!

Because that only applies in a situation
where the bride's name is Elaine.

Yeah, but why can't you just go there
and talk to her? I mean, do you have to

in there and just barge into the
wedding? Not my style, sister. Now, with

okay, the pounding on the window and the
screaming, it's not even an option.

Why not?

Because it would be Carol!

Carol!

Carol! It doesn't work. You need a bride
with a two -syllable name with the

accent on the second syllable, okay?
Elaine!

See what I mean?

Sadly, I do.

Howdy. Can I help you?

Yes, you can. Are you Cowboy Willie?

No. Okay, well, this is kind of
important. Is there any way I could deal

directly with Cowboy Willie?

Cowboy Willie died in 1993.

Oh. He choked on a biscuit.

We're so... So sorry. We're so sorry.

He was a bastard.

Oh. What can I do for you?

Okay, well, uh... Look, I'm going to
level with you... What's your name?

Willie.

It's a coincidence.

Right, okay.

All right, well, Willie, look.

Here's the thing. There's this girl,
Carol, and she's going to marry the

guy. So I'm going to need a big,
beautiful horse so I can ride right into

church, into the middle of the wedding,
just like John Wayne, and say, Carol, do

not marry that man!

Or something like that. I'm still
working on the actual line. That's

it good?

Yeah, that ain't going to happen. Wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What do

you mean? Why not?

Why not?

For a million reasons. First of all,
hoof slide.

Hoof slide? Hoof slide.

That's right, hoof slide.

You gallop a horse onto a church floor
and it'll be sliding around like Dorothy

Hamill after a fifth of Kahlua. No, no,
no. I plan to go very slowly, very

carefully inside the church. I know a
thing or two about ponies.

Come on, Willie.

Having ever done anything crazy for a
girl?

Tell you what, cowboy.

If you can honestly answer yes to my
next question, I'll let you do it.

Shoot, Willie.

Do you have a major credit card with a
very big spending limit?

There's no way I can use this.

Wait, here's another one.

You want to know how Carol learned how
to kiss?

By practicing on a Mr. T doll.

Get out of here.

Yep, she loves the 18.

Get that down. No.

You know what?

I'm going sweet and sappy.

Chicken. What?

Well, come on. You've just got to be
your sister. I've got to get greeted by

woman. It's true.

So, hey, what are you doing in Boston,
anyway?

I play that swing for the Bruins. Is
that so?

No, I really play foley. All right, you
know what?

I'm going to guess what it is you do.

Okay. You are a publicist, consultant,
salesperson, law student who works with

children, and the elderly, in a nursing
capacity, astronaut, pediatrician, truck

driver. I work in a bookstore.

Who works in a bookstore?

Then let me finish.

Turn to the right. I'm trying, I'm
trying. I thought you said you knew a

or two about ponies. I do, I do. I just,
a thing or two, that's not a lot of

things when you really think about it.

Don't hold on to the reins so tightly,
Ed.

Like this?

That's it, nice and easy. Oh yeah, she's
settling down. I gotta go, whoa, what's

that? It's a trot. Ow, bouncy, ow,
bouncy.

Sure gets your attention south of the
border, doesn't it?

Move with the horse. Don't fight it. Oh,
hey, I think I'm getting it. Okay.

That's good.

Okay, now if you want to stop, just pull
back on the reins.

Whoa. This marriage must not happen.

Nah, that's not it.

Woo -hoo. Good job riding, cowboy Ed. I
do believe I'm ready to break up a

wedding.

All right, Willie.

All right, well, I'll be back Saturday
morning to pick up my trusty feet here.

By the way, what's his name?

This is Mrs. Fluffanutter.

Oh.

You're a...

Oh. Are you sure it's okay to be eating
ice cream in a cemetery?

Why wouldn't it be?

I don't know, it kind of makes me feel
guilty, you know? It's like, here we are

enjoying all this creamy deliciousness,
and then there they are, you know, dead.

I love cemeteries.

So, Warren? You got a girlfriend?

A girlfriend?

No.

Why not?

Well, honestly, I decided to move beyond
women.

Is that right? Yeah, yeah. I fear that,
you know, losing my virginity might

compromise my intense spirituality.

Don't want to do that.

I used to come here all the time back in
high school.

Where you go?

Why? This place always made all my
problems feel small.

Jill Doug.

Hey. Hi.

What are you doing here at six in the
morning?

I know, I couldn't sleep.

That's funny, neither could I.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Fine.

Saturday's a big day, huh?

Yeah. Yeah, you could say that.

I had a great time with your family.

Oh, they love you.

Well, they're great people. Yeah, I have
a feeling if I hadn't told Stella not

to, she would have been all over you.

How do you feel?

What's the matter? Those are Swedish
pancakes. You love Swedish pancakes.

Nothing. I was just thinking, this is
where you met Mom, right?

Of course. The ye olde Stuckyville Pie
Shop.

How many times have I told you that
story?

Tell me again.

Okay.

I was standing in line right up there by
the bakery counter.

Your mother was just ahead of me.

God, she was beautiful.

She looked...

Just like, what's her name, from
Bewitched.

And she said to the counterman, give me
three peach pies. Now, see, I want to

flirt with her, so I say, why all the
peach pies?

And she looked at me and she said, I
really, really like peach pie.

And she left.

I love that.

So I asked around, found out who she
was.

I started hitting every bakery in town.

And that night, I showed up on a
doorstep with 30 peach pies.

That's just history.

I can't believe you did that.

Oh, thank you. Well, this old flea
-bitten moose you see before you was

passionate young elk.

I didn't know young elk grew up to be
moose.

Of course they do.

So, what's your story?

My story?

Yeah, you know, the Ewan Dennis story.

I mean, I want to hear it. How'd you
meet?

What did you do to win my Sammy song?

You know, it was just the usual kind of
stuff.

Oh.

Somebody's embarrassed to get mushy in
front of Dad, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah, maybe a little bit.

Cape or no cape?

What? Personally, I say cape. I mean, if
you're going to charge in there on a

white stallion, there's really no point
in dressing conservatively.

No cape.

Okay. But you like the suit, right?

No suit.

Why no suit?

No cape, no suit, no horse.

I can't do it, Jennifer.

Why not?

Carol came to see me and she told me how
much she needs me at her wedding.

You will be at her wedding on a mighty
steed. What could be better than that?

She needs me there as a friend.

I believe Martino is your future.

She will be your husband Saturday.

Your true love for Dennis cannot be
denied.

You'll be a lovely bride.

Still, I got to say that the thought of
you and him

making out is true.

You decided long ago you had to be with
Mr.

Martino. He is tough, but he is fair.

At least he doesn't dye his hair.

No matter what your name might be,
you'll always be our Miss Fanny.

Thank you.

I think she liked it.

She loved it.

I gotta say, you know, I was a little
worried about rhyming you with martini,

but I don't think it bothered her. No,
it blew right past her.

Mr. Chaswick, I do believe we killed
her. Yeah, we did.

Thank you, Stella. Man, this was so
cool. No, I had a blast.

Well,

I still let you get back to England.
Right.

Warren? Yeah?

Do you feel like hanging out sometime?

Yeah, sure. You mean, like, that'd be
cool. You mean, like, go to the movies

something? Why don't we just stay in and
watch TV or something?

Okay.

Come over around nine?

Okay, yeah.

All right.

Dennis? Yeah? What do you tell people
when they ask how we met? You and me?

Yeah. Tell them we met at an all -night
massage parlor. What?

Come on. Seriously, what do you tell
them?

I tell them I got a job at a school
where you were teaching.

And then what?

And then we took a really strong liking
towards one another.

More like a really strong hating,
wouldn't you say?

Geez, what's on your mind? Two, please.

Nothing. I was just talking to my dad
this morning, and he was telling me

how when he met my mom, he brought her
30 pies the first time he asked her out.

30 pies?

That's a lot of pies.

That's impressive.

Yeah. It's a really cute story,
actually, and it got me to thinking

story, you know?

Thank you.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Hey,

Eli, where's Ed? Oh, he went out
shopping. What's up?

Uh, no, it's kind of personal.

All right, I'll tell him you stopped by.

What's your name again, Maurice?

Warren.

Actually, you got a second?

Yeah, what do you need?

Well, I need some advice.

This Saturday night, I'm going to be,
like, intimate with a woman.

Intimate? Yeah.

I'm going to do it for a crime.

Pull up a chair, Nathan.

Really? Yeah, to pull up a chair. All
right,

first things first.

How old are you?

Just turned 18.

So I am street legal and ready to drive.

And the young lady?

She's 28.

God bless you.

My man, God bless you.

Thanks. That is fine woman. Is she a
sister? Because that's my area of

expertise. No, actually, she's about as
white as a trout's belly.

But she might be of, like, mixed
ancestry. I can't totally rule that out.

look, look. It doesn't matter. The fact
is, every woman wants the same basic

thing.

Okay.

Now, what's that?

G -E -N -R -O -C -I -T -Y.

Make sure she gets her pleasure before
you take your own.

And how do I do that?

Just do what feels natural.

Eli, please, can you draw me a diagram
or write some exercises for me, please?

need help.

No, look, you don't need anything, dude.
You have everything you need.

I do.

Just wait and see.

It's going to be like the Lord is going
to give you this magic hammer that knows

how to build a house all by itself.

No blueprints necessary.

Okay.

Thanks. You all right?

Be around.

Anytime, Maurice.

Hey.

Yeah. You go out there and build me a
mansion and make sure you wear your work

gloves.

I think you might need one of these.

You didn't have to do this.

Listen, I am a reasonably bright guy.

And I got what you were saying today.

Oh, I wasn't trying to say anything. I
really wasn't. I didn't... But this

It's great. Wow.

Look at this. It's great.

Listen, I know who I am.

And I know who I'm not. I'm not the life
of the party.

I'm not the king of romance. I'm
certainly not the guy that every 12

girl dreams she's going to marry when
she grows up.

Dennis. Ask me who I am.

Who are you?

I'm somebody who loves you more than
he's ever loved anyone.

Somebody who's happier than he ever
thought he could be.

And somebody who's going to spend the
rest of his life trying to make you as

happy as he can.

Does that sound like a bad Kevin Costner
movie?

Mm -mm.

Not at all.

I love you. I love you.

Well, this is it.

You bought every kind of condom in the
store? Yeah, so which one should I use?

You bought every kind of condom in the
store? Yes, Mark, I'm aware of that,

okay? There were too many choices. I
couldn't decide.

So could you please give me a hand?

Sorry.

How about those? Those look pretty good.

I don't know. They're kind of plain
vanilla, aren't they? I need all the

can get.

Right.

How about those? Those have all the
extras.

Yeah?

Wow.

No, see, the thing is, I've got to be
careful because I don't want to look

like, fancy down there, you know? Too
busy.

Please. What? Oh, come on. Imagine
something this ornate coming at you. All

right. All right.

Let's split the difference.

These.

These are perfect.

Good. Glad you're happy.

You think I should try one on?

Yeah, I think you better.

It's so thick.

Good. I can't believe it after all the
pie I ate. Oh, honey, you are going to

look gorgeous tomorrow.

Thank you, Molly.

I'm so excited.

Well, maybe I'm going to have to take
you down with a tranquilizer dart. I'm

sorry, Molls, but how often in your life
does everything feel perfect?

Perfect, perfect, perfect. This feels
perfect.

In French, parfait.

In Italian, perfetto mondo.

That's not Italian. That's Fonzarellian.

Really? Then how do you say perfect in
Italian?

Carol. Yes.

Are you trying to talk yourself into
something?

What?

No. What are you talking about?

Hey, Molly. Hi. Just brought by a little
pre -wedding gift for Carol.

Ed. Hi.

Hi.

Yeah, I know.

Thank you.

What?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm interrupting.

No, you're not. It's fine.

I should... I should... I'll see you
tomorrow.

Goodnight. Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Something blue.

Yeah.

Oh, my God, it's the wall.

It's so messed up. You got to see this.
Are you kidding?

I've seen this movie like 50 times.
Yeah?

Of course. What right -thinking person
doesn't like Floyd?

How long are you going to be in town?

I'm heading back to Boston Sunday
morning.

Sunday morning.

Really? Wow, that's kind of soon.

Move back to Stuckyville.

What?

Yeah.

I'm kissing the future Mrs. Stella
Chadwick.

Warren, I think you're getting a little
carried away.

Oh, Stella, I'm really not.

But I'm ten years older than you.

So what?

Dinah Shore was twenty years older than
Burt Reynolds.

I'm sorry, Warren.

I've got to go back to Boston.

But that doesn't mean we can't.

You mean, right?

Mm -hmm.

What's the matter?

You don't?

Not if this is all it's going to be.

Are you sure?

Parts of me are a little less sure than
others.

But yeah.

Owen, I know 35 -year -old guys who
aren't as mature as you.

Maturity sucks.

What time is the wedding?

No.

It's 11 .15.

Yeah.

Shouldn't you go get dressed?

Yeah. Are you going to go get dressed?

Yeah.

Okay, Captain Moby.

Time to cheer you up. Move over. What
are you doing? I found this on the net.

There's no way you can watch this
without hysterically laughing.

You ready?

Hi, Sammy.

Hi, Danny.

This here is the single most beautiful
sight I've ever seen.

Thank you.

Help me with this.

Sure.

So, how are you feeling?

Oh, you know, terrified to the core of
my being.

Just butterflies.

Pterodactyls. You'll be fine.

Okay. Okay.

We got to go. They're lining up out
there.

Already? Yep. It's time for stuff.

Okay.

Molly. Molly.

Bill. Bill. Oh, gosh. Okay.

Let me help you with that.

Okay. Okay. Both.

Yeah. Is Ed here?

I haven't seen him yet. Why? Do you need
something?

No.

Okay, let's go down.

Okay.

Willie! Hey, Willie!

Oh, I thought you canceled.

Yes, I did, but now I'm uncanceling. Oh,
so you're going through with it. Yes, I

am. Willie, set up Ms.

Fluffernutter. Oh, there's one problem,
though. What's that? Mrs. Fluffernutter

isn't here.

What? She's out on the trail. Same with
all the other horses.

Well, you don't have any horses left to
ride? What about that one?

You want to ride Crazy Jimmy?

Oh, come on.

You're actually telling me the one horse
left me to ride to the wedding is

called Crazy Jimmy?

Yep. Oh, well, great. That's just a
little too perfect, don't you think? I

what? You call it Crazy Jimmy because
it's not crazy at all, right? Call it

crazy because it's docile and
uncontrollable. It's a sarcastic name,

Ah!

Crazy Jimmy!

Oh, no! Oh, no, boy!

Oh, boy!

We are gathered here today to unite
Dennis and Carol in marriage.

Should there be anyone who has cause why
this couple should not be united, they

must speak now or forever hold their
peace.

Let's go, Crazy Jimmy.

Anything? Crazy Jimmy.

Afternoon, ma 'am. You have a lovely
home.

Let's go, Crazy Jimmy. Learning to love
and live together is the shared goal of

a married life.

You will now express your commitment to
that goal through your vows.

Dennis, do you take Carol to be your
wife?

You promise to love,

honor, cherish, and protect her,
forsaking all others.

In sickness and in health, till death do
you part.

I do.

Carol, do you take Dennis to be your
husband?

Do you promise to love, honor, cherish,
and protect him, forsaking

all others, for richer, for poorer, in
sickness and in health, till death

do you part?

He's not here.

This is over.

Dennis!

What are you doing? I'm going to Disney
World.

What are you doing? I'm getting the hell
out of here. Why?

You were looking for Ed.

What? What are you talking about? I
should have seen this coming.

You know what? I did see this coming.

What? did I do?

You're supposed to be marrying me.
You're scanning the church for another

You're about to say I do, and you're
thinking about another guy. It's sort of

red flag, don't you think?

Dennis, you're being crazy. No, I'm not.

But I wasn't.

Why would I be looking for Ed?

Because you're in love with him.

I'm in love with you.

Goodbye, Carol.

Dennis.

Dennis?

Dennis?

Hey, Mike.

Hey.

Did I miss it?

There's no it. What's with the horse?

What do you mean there's no it? The
wedding's off.

Why? Nobody knows.

Where's Carol? She's inside. What are
you doing? Just hold crazy, Jimmy.

Hi, Jimmy.