All language subtitles for gua-magnumpi.1980.s01e15-1080p

Go to the man.
Give him the money
and get the information.

He tries to blackmail
your grandmother with some
information he has about you,

and you say you know
nothing about it?

Why are you
doing this to me?

Is that you, Amy?
Who's there?

Who is it?

Ahhh!

Magnum!

HIGGINS: Magnum!

Morning, Higgins!

Your phone has been
disconnected.

What?

Your phone
has been disconnected.

Disconnected? | thought
it was just out of order.

| checked with
the phone company.
It's been disconnected.

Why would they do that?

Usually because
one doesn't pay
ones phone bill.

Well, | always pay
my phone bill.

Always?

Well, sometimes
I'm a little late.
Ah-ha!

But not this month.

Besides, what business
is it of yours

whether my phone
is out of order or not?

It's not out of order.
It's been disconnected,

and it makes
no difference to me

until | become
your answering service.

Higgins.
I've taken
dozens of calls

from virtually
every scoundrel
on this island.

Higgins!
Including tasteless,
provocative messages

from your floozy girlfriend.

| don't have
any "floozy" girlfriends.

Waiting this very moment
on Robin's private line

is a woman who
asked me to, and | quote,

"Tell that big hunk of a man
to get his bod to the phone,

"so | can breathe heavy.”

(LAUGHING)

That sounds like Agatha.

| don't care what
her name is, Magnum.

Oh, yes, you do.

No, | don't.

Agatha?

Thomas,
how did you know
it was me?

| didn't tell Higgins
who was Calling.

Uh, just a lucky guess.
What can | do for you?

Are you in the mood to visit
an aging and tiresome woman?

Oh, I'd rather
see you instead.

(CHUCKLING)
Oh, Thomas.

If only you'd been
20 years older.

Or I'd been 20 years younger.
(LAUGHING)

Or both. (LAUGHING)

When do you want me?

This is disgusting.

Right. You got it.
About an hour. Okay.

She wants to thank you
for bringing me to the phone.

That is all.

| will not become a party
to lascivious telephone calls
with disreputable women.

Higgins, that was
Agatha Kimball.

Agatha Kimball?

As in King Kamehameha Club.
Agatha Kimball.

You just hung up
on the nicest
blind lady | know.

It's lovely.

You really think so?

| thought you'd
closed the door

because of all the sour notes
that I've been hitting.

No. | was talking
about your cologne.
The scent, it's lovely.

What you're playing
is lovely, too.

Now, you're being
really sweet,

because you know,
I'm getting to this passage,
with the octaves,

and I've never once
gotten through it.

It takes practice, Amy.
It just takes practice.

Your father
mastered the piano,

and I'm sure that
you will, too.

It's in the Kimball blood.

Yes, | guess it is.

| think I'll go out
in the garden
for a while, but...

Please continue playing.

I'm sure I'll be
able to hear you
from out there,

(CONTINUES PLAYING)

(SCREAMS)

Oh, oh, Grandma.

Grandma?
(GROANING)

Stewart! Stewart!

(GROANS)

Stewart!

Oh, dear.
Oh, dear God, be.

MAGNUM: /t really
made me happy to hear
from Agatha this morning.

| hadn't talked to her
in over a year,

so | was looking forward
to seeing her again.

| was also looking forward
to seeing Amy,

since | hadn't seen her
in over a year either.

| know | put that ramp
back there.

Now, that shouldn't have
fallen there.

Well, you just didn't
get it back completely.

She could have
killed herself.

Yeah, I'm sorry,
Mr. Crane,
but | didn't know...

If | was responsible
for that,
I'm very, very sorry.

Okay, we'll talk
about it later.

May | help you?

Uh, yes, I'm here
to see Agatha.

Oh, I'm afraid
she can't be
disturbed right now.

No. Uh... Wait a minute.

She called me.

Well, I'll tell her
you came by,

and maybe she'll
get back to you.

Mr... Uh?
Magnum.

Stewart? Who is it?

Amy.

Tom!

What are you doing here?

Why, Agatha called me.

She did?
Yeah.

Hi.
Hi.

When did she call you?

This morning.

After the accident?

What accident?

Well, her wheelchair
went off a ramp and she fell.

Is she okay?
Amy.

Amy, | don't think
that we should.

Oh, I'm so sorry.
I'm being very rude.

Thomas,
this is my husband,
Stewart Crane.

Stewart, Tom Magnum.

How do you do?
Stewart.

| don't think
we should disturb her.
| think she needs the rest.

| think that Tom
would be like
a tonic for her.

Well, maybe you're right.

| have a few
phone calls to make.

Will you excuse me?
It was nice to meet you.

Nice meeting you.

Husband?

Mmm-hmm.
We were married
six months ago.

Oh, congratulations, Amy.

| really think
you mean that.

| do.

Agatha, this medication
will help you sleep.

That's precisely
why I'm not
going to take it.

Maybe | can get her
to take it, Doctor.

Thomas?

Hi, Agatha.
How you doing?

Amy said
you had a fall.

Oh, it was nothing.

You could have
killed yourself.

The caretaker forgot to put
the ramp all the way back.
That's all it was.

That's not the point.

| don't want to hear
anymore about it.
Now, please...

Let's forget about it.
| feel fine.

And I'd like everybody
to leave this room...

Except Thomas.

And shut the door.

He's a very pushy doctor.
| don't like pushy people.
You know what | mean?

Mmm-hmm.
How you doing?

Oh, you still got it.

(LAUGHS)

I'm glad.

| thought maybe
you might have
shaved it off.

Agatha, did you just
call me here
to check my mustache?

No, I...

I'm in need of your
services again, Thomas.

Does this have something
to do with your fall?

No.

No, it's about Amy.

Yesterday morning | received
a telephone call from a man
who said he had some

"enlightening information"
about Amy.

And for the sum of $25,000,

he would reveal
the information to me,

and only to me.

That's all he said, just
"enlightening information?"

That's all. So...

| want you to go to the man,
give him the money,
and get the information.

Agatha, | think,
before you start

throwing around
25 grand, we should...

| don't want to argue
about it.

If you don't want to do it,
I'll get somebody else
who will,

but I'd prefer that you do it
because | know that | can
trust you, Thomas Magnum.

Well, I'll do it,
Agatha, but...

Thank you.

The money's in an envelope
in my nightstand there.

I'll get it.

The instructions are in it,
and when you go to the man,

whatever he tells you,
you keep to yourself.

Agatha, you know
| wouldn't tell
a soul except you.

No, | don't want you
to tell even me.

| like my life the way it is.
| don't want anything
to change.

When my son ran out
on Amy's mother
all those years ago,

| thought | might
never know the joy
of my only grandchild.

And if it hadn't been for you
being able to find
Amy and bring us together

after all those years, I'd...

| don't want anything
to destroy what it
took me so long to find.

So, you go to the man,
and forget what he tells you.

And see that he never
bothers me again.

You will, won't you, Thomas?

You know | will.

Take care.

Hmm.

(DOOR OPENS)

Nice car.

Thanks, Mr. Crane.

Amy tells me
you're responsible

for uniting her with Agatha
after her parents died.

Well, | made
a few phone calls,

traced Amy to the mainland,
put Agatha in contact
with her.

That's funny. She seems
forever in your debt,

and never stopped
caring about you.

Well, she needn't be.
| did it as a favor to Agatha.

And ended up getting
favors from Amy?

Mr. Crane,

| always admired
Amy's taste,

up until right now.

I'm not a threat to you,
so don't come looking at me
like I'm her long, lost lover.

I'm here at Agatha's
request, not Amy's.

Uh, wait a minute. |...

| apologize. Uh...

I'm a jealous husband.

Uh...

Amy's been acting
a little strange recently,

and when | saw
the two of you, l...

I'm sorry. | really am.

| guess we're all
a little bit jumpy after
Agatha’'s string of accidents.

What are you talking about?
What string of accidents?

Oh, weird things
have been happening.

Near misses with
reckless drivers,

a couple of accidents
with the wheelchair.

Other peculiar little things.

Why would someone
try and harm Agatha?

| don't know.
| guess the obvious reason
would be for her money.

Any ideas
who might benefit most?

| guess first in line
would be Amy.

Wonder who
the second person would be.

Yeah, good point.

MAGNUM: Rendezvous was
at the spot overlooking
Hanauma Bay,

which is a place where
royalty used to meet.

Times have changed a little.
Today, | was meeting
a blackmailer.

| had been instructed
by Agatha to carry
the envelope in my left hand

and walk toward the wall.

It's terrific.
It's just like in the movies.

Do you know
Agatha Kimball?

She had an accident
and couldn't come.
| have the money.

Let me see it.

Where's the information?

(GUN FIRES)

(FIRING CONTINUES)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(CAR HORN HONKING)

MAGNUM: By the time
| passed the truck,
the guy was long gone,

and since there were
four ways he could have gone,

| decided to give up on him,

and go back to
the rendezvous point
to get an !D on the body.

| was a little late.
| couldn't get an ID.

But | remembered seeing
the logo on the truck
the guy was driving.

"Fat Jack's."

(POLICE SIREN BLARING)

Now, if | could just stay
one step ahead of the cops.

They're all creeps, Jackie.

I'm sick of going out
with creeps.

Then, don't go out
with creeps anymore.

Get yourself a classy guy.

Guys like that
don't want to go out
with fat girls like me.

Sure, they do,
‘cause you got
inner beauty.

All you got to do
is zero in on the right man.

Bingo.

Excuse me. Mr. Jack?

The name's Fat Jack.
That's Fat with an "F".

Well, I'm Tom Magnum
with an "M."

I'm Eunice with anything.

How do you do?

Mr. Jack, | was wondering
if you could tell me...

Eunice is my baby sister.

Oh, that's very nice.

| was wondering
if you could tell me...

Go powder your nose, Eunice.

Mr. Magnum and me,
we got some business
to talk over.

Ahem, Jack,

| met a man this morning
who was driving your truck.

| wonder if you could
help me with an ID.

He was a thin,
wiry guy...

Frank La Rue.

You sure?

He's the only guy
that would borrow my van
and not bring it back on time.

Just like now.

He's still not back with it.

Well, Frank La Rue
was shot. He's dead.

For once, he's got
a good excuse.

You sure don't seem surprised.

Guy like Frank
turning up dead?

No, I'm not surprised.

That all?

No. That's not all.

This, uh,
real important to you?

It's pretty important, yeah.

You like my Eunice?

(SIGHS) Jack.

|! want the information,
but I'm not gonna
marry your sister for it.

You don't have to marry her.
All you got to do
is take her out.

Show her a good time.
Nuzzle her ear.

Jack, | don't think
I'm her type anyway.

I'm sure she's used to
the fine things, and I'm...

Well, I'm usually broke,
I'm kind of sloppy...

Up to you.

However,
| do have a friend

that | think would be
just perfect for her.

| thought you might.

MAGNUM: Fat Jack sent me
to La Rue's residence,

if that's what you want
to call it.

According to Jack,
La Rue used to run
errands for him

when they lived on Maui.

When I asked him
what kind of errands,
he just smiled.

Anyway, Jack said
La Rue wasn't very reliable.

He'd thought he'd gotten
rid of him, and then,

out of the blue,
La Rue turned up on Oahu.

| felt like someone had
just kicked me in the gut.

The last thing
| wanted to find

was that Amy was even
remotely connected
to someone like La Rue.

Tom, come on in.

How's Agatha?

She's sleeping.
We finally got her
to take a sedative.

| was just about to
have a drink.

Oh, | don't want to
really drink alone.
Would you?

I'll have a drink with you.
Great.

Scotch on the rocks.

| know.

Where's Stewart?

He's out trying to finalize
some business deal
that he's been working on.

What business
is he in anyway?

It's a different one
every time | talk to him.

To reunions.

How'd you and Stewart
meet anyway?

You really want to talk
about Stewart?

Okay.

What do you
want to talk about?

Well, | was thinking
that maybe we could
talk about you and me?

There's nothing to say.

| don't Know about that.

This morning when | saw you,
it brought back a lot of
old feelings for me.

Old feelings?

Then, why'd you
walk away a year ago?

Maybe because
it just didn't
seem right at the time.

And now that
you're married, it does?

That's a little low.
Don't you think?

Oh, maybe,
but | don't like to be used.

| suppose you think
that all this is

just to get you
to tell me why
grandmother hired you?

Mmm-hmm.

Well, it's not.

It's just that she usually
tells me everything,
you know?

And this morning,
when she chased us
all out of the room,

| naturally assumed that
whatever it was
had to do with me.

I'm right. Aren't |?

Yes. She's trying
to protect you.

From what?

Frank La Rue.

Is this supposed
to be him?

You tell me.

Tom, | don't know
this man.

He was with
the other girl. Um...

Carol, Carol...
Whatever her name is.

| worked with he
r for a couple of weeks
years ago.

Well, that's funny,
‘cause he claims to have
some information about you,

for a price.
Blackmail, basically.

What kind of information?

| don't know.
He was killed
before he could say.

Killed?

Uh-huh.

Look, | don't know
anything about that.
| swear. |...

| only met him
that one day.
Amy...

And | can't imagine
what he could
possibly have on me.

Amy, this man had
his picture taken with you,
or your girlfriend, Carol,

and he tries to blackmail
your grandmother with some
information he has about you,

and you say you know
nothing about it?

Why are you
doing this to me?

| don't want to do it, Amy.
| don't like it.

It's bad enough that
my own grandmother's

paying off people
to get information
about me.

That's not what
she's doing!

If she wanted
something from me,
she should have asked me!

| would have
told her anything.

She doesn't have to go...
Amy, she's trying
to protect you.

... sneaking behind my back!
So am I, but you
got to tell me the truth!

Not lovers, huh, Magnum?

You are so full of it.

Stewart,
it was my fault.

Stewart! It was my...
Yeah, would you just...

| deserved one.

Have Agatha call me
when she wakes up.

MAGNUM: My jaw hurt a little,
but | deserved it.

Amy stood there
and lied to me,

and because of a few tears,
| melted like
an ice cube on Waikiki.

Sometimes,
! really feel stupid,

and this was one of them.

Who's there?

Is that you, Amy?

Who is it?

Stewart?

(MOANS)

Is it you, Amy?

Stewart!

Ahhh!

RICK: | might've known
the only reason
you invited me over here

was just to con me
into taking some
friend of yours out.

Ugh! I'm not
conning you, Rick.

If | was conning you,
why would | ask T.C.
along for lunch, too? Huh?

Here.
| don't Know why we keep
falling for this.

This ain't no lunch.

This is a junk food break.

And the answer
is still N.O.

Come on, Rick,
one little date.
What can it hurt?

If it can't hurt anything,
then how come
you're not going out with her?

Because she's got a crush
on you, that's why.

(LAUGHING) She's got
a crush on Rick?

What's so funny about that,
you big lug?

She's crazy
about him, T.C.

Anyway.
| don't trust blind dates.

Yeah, neither do |, man.

Last blind date | had
made me wish | was blind.

Rick, this is a relative of
a business client.

It's real important.

Sure. | know.
The next thing
you're gonna tell me is

that she's a stone ten.
I'm really
missing her, right?

I'll tell you what.

I'll make it really easy
on you, really easy.

Just have one drink
with her at the club,

and if it doesn't work out,
I'll take her home.

One drink at the club?
That's right.

And you promise
you'll take her home?
Right.

Oh, all right.
Get out of there. I'll do it.

Ah, thanks, pal.
You're gonna love it.
She's a great girl.

9:15, Ching's Laundry,

your shirts have been
ready for two weeks.
You still owe 8.50.

10:00, Camera Rentals
wishes to remind you

that you've exceeded
your 30 day trial period
of the tripod by 60 days.

At 1:30,
the phone company
called to verify

the fact that your phone
has been disconnected.

| really think | paid
that bill, Higgins.

And at 2:30,
you received a call
from an hysterical woman,

who said,
"The rabbit died."

(LAUGHING)

| thought
that might get you.

That's really not
very funny, Higgins.

No, it isn't funny at all.
These all came
on Robin Masters’ line.

| can loan you some string
and a couple of tin cans

until you pay
your phone bill.

| paid that bill, T.C.

(LAUGHING)
Amy?

Amy called? Did she say
what it was about?

Amy? Oh, yes,

that was the one
who said something
about another accident.

| didn't quite get
who or where.

Hey, Higgins, sit down.
Have some lunch.

What? What are you doing here?

Where's Agatha?

AGATHA: I'm out here, Thomas!

Agatha?
Are you all right?

| got a message
from Amy saying
you had another accident.

Oh, Amy is too emotional.

She makes a big production
out of everything.

She was pushed
into the swimming pool.

| fell into
the swimming pool.

| got my chair
too close to the edge.

Agatha, you're not
that careless.

Thank you for
your editorial
comment, Stewart.

Oh, would you be
good enough to leave
the two of us alone?

Thomas?

| want you to push me
around a little.

Okay.

Agatha. What is going on?
Hmm?

| don't know
what you mean.

Oh, come on.
You fell off the ramp.
You fell into the pool.

You're being blackmailed
for information on Amy,
and the blackmailer's killed.

Now, what the hell
is going on?

So far as
I'm concerned,

it was my own carelessness
that caused the accidents.

What about Frank La Rue's
accident? Who caused that?

He was the fellow
with the enlightening
information, wasn't he?

Amy told me about
your conversation.

Did she tell you that
| found a photo of her

and another girl
taken with La Rue?

Huh?

No.

She didn't mention that.

But it doesn't matter,
because the man is dead.

And now, the whole
ordeal is over.

Agatha, it is not over.

Amy is lying to me
about La Rue,

and | get the feeling
you're not being totally
honest with me either.

Now, what is it you two
are trying to protect?

| am trying to protect
the relationships that
| hold very dear to me.

Agatha, how can you hold
something dear to you
when it's based on deception?

That's enough, Thomas.
That's quite enough.

This case is closed.

And this, uh...

This is for your services.

Come on, Agatha.
No.

Thank you very much.

And now, you may go,
Thomas, please.

I'll find my own way back.

Go along, Thomas.

Oh...

Amy?

Amy?

She left
a while ago, sir.

Well, did she say
where she was going?

Well, she headed
for the yacht
harbor, | think.

She taking the boat out?

I'm sorry.
| don't know.

Oh. Thanks.

Hey, T. M.

No wonder you're
so hard to reach.
T. C., | got to get to Maui.

Can't help you, man.
| got to take the Mitchells

to Kauai at 3:00.

No, that's great.
That gives us plenty of time.

Plenty of time for what?
| ain't going nowhere.

No. T. C., this is important.

You remember the guy
who | told you was shot?

Mmm-hmm.

Well, he used to
live on Maui,

and now I'm pretty sure
Amy's headed over there, too.

Amy?

That's Agatha Kimball's
granddaughter,

and she's the one
who said she
doesn't know...

T.C., look, I'll explain
all that after we
get going. Come on.

Like | said,
| ain't going nowhere

unless you got some kind
of money, you know,
gas money, something.

Oh, come on, T.C.

No money, no Maui.

| bought you lunch.

Junk food.

There. That's all | got.

(LAUGHING)

That's all | got.

Oh.

That's it.
(LAUGHING)

You need to take this
to church somewhere...

Man, I'm talking
about real money,
you know, not chump change.

Wait, | do have
a couple of 100 here, | think.

| just got paid.

Scoogly-wooglies, man,
where did you get this from?

You didn't do nothing
illegal, did you?

No, that's mine.
| got it on a case...
Uh-uh.

This case.

Yeah, well, maybe
| better hold this for you.

You know, we got some
past debts that
we need to discuss...

On our way to Maui!

Shall we go?
Wait. | never counted that.

| thought there was
like 250 bucks...

Yeah, well,
you better bone up
on your counting, boy,

‘cause this is
a lot of money here.

T. C., how much
is there anyway?

Will you hurry up?
| got to get back
to my next ride.

Hurry up?
There must be
100 boats down there.

Can't you get me
a little lower?

lf | wanted to water ski
with this chopper,
which | don't.

There it is. Looks empty.

Take me to
265 Kahului Drive.

| ain't running
no taxi service.

The gas money, T. C.

Well, you got a map
or something?

You know where
to find this place?

No, we'll ask someone.

"Ask someone?"

(LAUGHING) Oh, boy, | can't...
| just can't believe you.

T.C.: Thomas, I've got
customers waiting for me.

All right,
that's it, T.M.
| got to go now.

Thanks, T.C.
| owe you one!

Hello?

Hello?

What do you want?
You another cop?

No. Excuse me...
Has Amy Kimball
been here?

Amy Kimball died
two years ago, Mr.

MAGNUM: Amy Kimball died
when she got caught
in a rip tide off Lahaina.

Her boyfriend had tried
to save her, but failed.

His name was Frank La Rue.

| knew now why
he had called Agatha.

He had probably thought
$25,000 was a small price
to pay for exposing a phony.

Unfortunately for La Rue,

he didn't realize what price
he'd have to pay to keep
the information a secret.

Hello, Carol.

It is Carol, isn't it?

Carol Foster.

Well, how did you know
where to find me?

Oh, there was
a girl at La Rue's

who filled me in on
some of the highlights.

Amy...

Don't you think
it's time you filled me in
on the details?

Amy and | were roommates
for three years.

We shared everything
about our lives,
our families.

It was a beautiful friendship.

(SIGHS) But something
happened to Amy
when her mother died.

She just dropped out.

She started talking drugs,
and hanging around guys
like Frank La Rue.

It was agony for me
to watch someone
| loved like a sister

just self destruct.

So, you decided to take over
where Amy left off?

That's one way
of looking at it.

Amy really started going
off the deep end

at about the time that you
contacted her in Texas.

Then, | spoke
to the real Amy?

Uh-huh. The first time
you called, you got Amy,

and then Grandma
started to...

| mean,
her grandmother

started to write
to her, and...

Amy was always
so strung out that she
couldn't even read the mail,

so | started
reading the letters.

She sounded like
such a wonderful lady.

| got so wrapped up
in those letters that

| found myself
answering them, and...

And pretty soon,
I'd just become
Amy Kimball.

| wanted to tell her.
| wanted to, and...

And | tried, but she seemed
so happy that she'd found
her granddaughter again.

| just couldn't do it.

| couldn't shatter
her life like that.

And yours.

And mine.

That's the real reason
that | didn't let anything
develop between us.

| knew | was a fake.

And what about
the inheritance?

The thought of that
ever occur to you?

| don't give a damn
about the money.

| love her.

| love her
as if she was my
own grandmother. |...

| don't care about
the money! | swear it!

And what about your
grandmother's accidents?

Well, what about them?
They're accidents!

Then, you're naive,
because
they aren't accidents.

Somebody wants to kill
your grandmother
for her money.

Well, it isn't me.

| know that.

No.

Oh, no. It isn't.
It isn't Stewart.

Amy.
It isn't. It isn't.
Don't say it, because...

Look, | know him.
| know what he can do,
and he couldn't do that.

Amy, come on.
Let's go. Come on.

What are you doing?

I'm gonna call Agatha.

Operator?
I'd like to charge this
to my home phone.

It's 555-2131.

My name?
It's Robin Masters.

(PHONE RINGING)

(CONTINUES RINGING)

Isn't she answering?

Come on.
Let's get back
to the boat.

This isn't exactly
the fastest way to travel,
but | guess we got no choice.

It's a lot faster
than you think.

Stewart!

You should have done
what Agatha told you.

You should have taken
the money and run,

because now, you can't.

Is that what you plan
to do, Stewart?

Uh-huh. Yeah.

As soon as she finds out
you're not her granddaughter.

You knew?

La Rue came to me first,
before he realized that

Agatha could dish out
a lot more cash
than | could.

Just come on. Get up.
We're gonna take her out.
Get on the bridge.

You want me to drive, Stewart?

Yeah.

What?

Stewart, you can't...

You get your hands...

(GRUNTS)

Just give me the keys.

Okay.

Bye!

(GRUNTS)

Police! Police!
Call the police!

Stewart! Look out!

Get out of the way!

| just don't see
how | can do it,
that's all. | can't.

Amy...

We've just been through this.
Now, listen to me.

| want you to
pull yourself together.

This isn't gonna be nearly
as hard as you think it is.

What if the words
won't come out
of my mouth?

They're not supposed
to come out of your mouth.

They're supposed
to come out of your heart.

Okay?

RICK: (WHISTLES)
Hey, Thomas!

Hi, Rick.
Boy, am | glad
| bumped into you.

Hi, Amy.
| want you to meet Denise,
my date for tonight.

Denise?

I'm Eunice's sister.

Her sister?

Eunice had root canal
work done today,

and just didn't feel
like going out.

Root canal?

Yeah, well,
we're gonna get
a couple of drinks.

Boy, can you pick ‘em.

What's all that about?

Oh, nothing.
Nothing at all.

HIGGINS: Good evening, Amy.
Magnum.

Higgins.

Don't you have something
to say to me?

I'm sorry.

For what?

The bill. You paid it.

What bill?

The phone bill.

Your phone
wasn't disconnected.

And why is that?

The dogs chewed
through the wire.

Oh, Higgins,
you're really going to
have to give them bones.

(DOORBELL RINGS)

Thank you, Francis.

AGATHA: Who's there?

Amy?

Is it you, Amy?

Thomas?
Hi, Agatha.

Hello, Thomas!

Please come, sit.

You, too, Amy.

Well...

This is one of the most
interesting conversations
I've ever heard.

(LAUGHING)

Aren't you going to say
anything at all, Amy?

It's not Amy, Agatha.

I'm Carol... Carol Foster.

Oh, dear.

And | am not
your granddaughter.

Well, perhaps
not of my blood,

but you are
my granddaughter.

You knew | wasn't
your real granddaughter?

| was pretty certain
you weren't
my son's real daughter.

You could never
play the piano
like a true Kimball.

(LAUGHS)

But...

Oh, believe me, Amy...

You are as important
to me as a granddaughter
could ever be.

Oh! Oh! (CRYING)

Why didn't you
just say anything?

Because all my life
I'd dreamed about
having a granddaughter.

And with you, Amy,
I'd finally got one.

And | figured
you'd tell me
about it one day.

(CRYING)

But, even if you hadn't,
it wouldn't matter.

| can take anything
you say to me,

just so long as you
never say goodbye.

That's a good girl.
| won't...

No, no...
(SOBBING)

Oh, my, my,
my, my, my...

Thomas, are you still here?

Yeah, I'm right here, Agatha.

| think | could do
with a hug
from you, too.

| can do that.

(LAUGHS)

I'm so glad you never
shaved that off.

That's a beautiful bush!

(LAUGHS)