All language subtitles for A.Million.Little.Things.S02E12.1080p.WEB.H264-METCON_track3_[eng]

There's something
that you need to know

about the night Chad died.

Eric has
your brother's heart.

Maggie: What makes up
the sum of a person?

Did you lose somebody, too?

My fiancée.

We rented a motorcycle.
I was driving.

Is it the experiences
that shape us?

That script of yours --
the suicide thing.

That's a tough sell.

Or how we handle them?

Are -- Are you
s-saying --

I want to adopt a baby.

Even a split-second decision...

Hey!
[ Groans ]

I'm worried about you.

I saved your life.
You picked me up from jail.

We're even.

...can alter
the course of your life.

There is stuff going on
with your mom

that you haven't addressed.
[ Line rings ]

And once that ball's
in motion...

I haven't been with anyone
since Chloe.

...there's no turning back.

I'm gonna tell her.

Now is just not the right time.

[ Greta Van Fleet's
"Safari Song" plays ]
♪ Oh, mama, when you
give your lovin' ♪

♪ When you give your love,
you drive me crazy ♪

♪ Ah, mama, what you gonna do ♪

♪ With all your love
in your heart? ♪
Hello.

May I help you?

[ Chuckling ]
Oh, sorry.

This song's kind of impossible
not to sing to, right?

You're gonna use the, uh,
"rhythm's gonna get you" excuse?

[ Chuckles ]
Maybe I am.

♪ Ooh, mama,
what you gonna do? ♪

How much?

I just got engaged,

and my fiancé is going to love
and hate these.

For you, $15.

I'll take them.

I-I'll tell you what.

Consider it
a wedding gift.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Thank you.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Music continues ]

Good news.

If you like
'70s nautical kitsch,

you're gonna love
these salt and pepper shakers.

Oh, perfect.
Cross that off the registry.

[ Laughs ]
Should I, uh...

Should I be worried
about you two?

Hey, we're not
married yet.

Oh, okay.

♪♪

Ah, thank you.
Mm-hmm.

[ Sighs ]

[ Motorcycle engine starts ]

Wow.
[ Engine revs ]

You know, I didn't think
I'd be one of those girls

who'd be impressed
by outwardly macho displays,

but I was wrong.

And you wanted to go
blueberry picking.

Hey. I like anything that's both
an activity and a snack.

[ Chuckles ]
Well, we'll go tomorrow.

I promise.
Okay.

♪♪

[ Grunts ]
Gotta do this.

Aaah!
Aah!

♪♪

[ Cellphone vibrating ]

♪♪

[ Vibrating stops ]

♪♪

Woman:
Define "tomfoolery"...

It is unbelievable
how low-budget this movie is.

The bailiff just played
the valet in the last scene.
[ Door opens ]

Did you catch that? Huh?
[ Door closes ]

Man: Objection!
Your Honor...
[ Sighs ]

There he is.

Here I am, in my own apartment
that I didn't invite you to.

Give me those keys back,

unless Katherine kicked you
out of the house again.

I guess that was
only a matter of time.

Way to roll out
the red carpet.

No, actually,

Delilah are I, we're gonna do
a Charlie hand-off,

and since she was
in the neighborhood,

we figured we could just...
meet here.

Right, 'cause there's not
a Starbucks on every corner.

Dude...
is this "Quincy's Lie"?

Why are you doing this
to yourself?

Relax.
It was in the bargain bin.

Because it is
an objectively awful film

filled with '90s tropes
and canned clichés.

...is clearly trying to prey
on the jury's sympathies...

Cue the sage black judge.

Judge:
I'll allow it, Counselor,

but you better be
going somewhere with this.

[ Chuckles ]
I rest my case.

Prosecutor: If I could
now turn to page 3...

So, Mom, I'm hoping
you'll support me

when I tell you that...

Rome and I
have decided to adopt.

Perfect.
It's really great.

No, it's not!

'Cause then
she's gonna say something

about the miracle
of childbirth.

And she's gonna assume
that we're doing it

because we have to,
not because we want to.

Then she'll offer up
the number

of a doctor
who works miracles with IVF,

all under a passive-aggressive
cloud of "I told you so."

You know,
I'm actually starting to think

that your mom and my mom
should meet.

I think
they'd really hit it off.

Are you two
still not talking?

Oh, you mean since she lied
to me about my brother's death

and then chose
his organ recipient over me?

[ Scoffs ]
So, what's the plan?

You're gonna
butter up your mom

with a light lunch
and some wine?

That is the plan,

but actually,
this is for Gary.

We're gonna go over
to his place, check in on him.

He's just been
holed up there

ever since
Sophie's softball game, and...

I think he's embarrassed,
and...

Well, he did not
seem embarrassed

when I bailed him
out of jail.

But hey, things might
go better for you guys.

[ Cellphone rings ]

Eh, it's Eddie.
[ Cellphone beeps ]

Hey.

Are you there already?

Hey, so, uh,
what's going on with Eric?

Have you guys
had a chance to talk yet?

No. I called,
and it went to voicemail.

I think the kiss
really scared him off.

So, how bad is it?

[ Quietly ]
It's "Quincy's Lie" bad.

[ Whispering ]
He's watching "Quincy's Lie"?

Oh, God.

Are they at
the verdict scene yet?

[ Normal voice ]
Has the verdict happened yet?

No, they're at the part
where the two lawyers
Garbage.

get into the fight
near the water fountain.
That's --
Is that a boom?

Boom in the shot.
You've got 20 minutes.
20 minutes.

Yeah, we gotta go.
Oh.

Okay.
W-What is happening?

And what does it have to do
with a '90s courtroom thriller?

Uh...the jury forewoman?

That's Gary's mother.

Oh.

He watches it sometimes.

It's like a scab
he can't help but pick.

What?

Nothing. No.

It's just,
when we were together,

I tried to get him
to talk about his mom,

and it was
such a third rail.

They haven't talked
since he was a kid.

Yeah, since she left.

No, he -- he called her
four months ago.

R-Really?

What happened?

Nothing.
He hung up right away.

[ Inhales sharply ]
Looks like we've all got

mommy issues in common.

Ooh.

Some of us...
worse than others.

Mm.

Well, on behalf
of all mothers everywhere,

I apologize, ladies.

Hmm.

Now, clean up this stuff.
Let's go.

Oh, God.
So much like my mom.
God. You're so mean.

[ Chuckles ]
No, that's great.

We're good to lock.
Amazing.

I mean, soft lock.

Yeah, Gene hasn't
texted me...back.

But, uh,
he's gonna love it.

I just need to
hear him say that, so...

Oh, congratulations,
by the way.

For what?
What?

What do you mean, "For what"?
Come on, man.

For selling your movie.

Yeah,
it's all over the trades.

A-At least I thought
it was your movie.

The log-line
sounded like yours,

and your producer friend
is attached.

Todd Pilsner?

Wait.

For real?

You know what?
Forget I even said anything.

[ Scoffs ]

I just kind of skimmed it,
and, uh, I'm probably wrong.

I'm --
I'm frequently wrong.

That's what, uh --
That's what Gene always says.

Totally forgotten, brah.
[ Chuckles ]

Um, this trial illuminates...
Look at that.

Juror Number Seven --
she's knitting, right?

She just took the yarn ball
out of her purse

in the last scene,

and look.

It's an entire sweater.

Who's on continuity?!

This trial is different.
[ Door opens ]

Ah! Look who's here.

-Hi!
-Charlie.

How's my girl?
Did we miss it?

Moments away.

The stenographer just
winked at the defense counsel.

It really takes you out
when you realize

that the "expert witness,"
the lynchpin to the whole case,

is the "fence-is-covering-
half-my-face" guy

from "Home Improvement."

Hey, babe,
how'd it go?

Uh --
What's wrong?

Oh, nothing.
It's -- It's, um...

It's probably nothing,
and it's not why we're here.

Gary, my man.
How we doing?

Look at that.
The gang's all here.

Why is the gang all here?

I-I personally
was --

Shh, shh!
Bailiff: All rise.

Uh, uh, uh.
Shh, shh, shh, shh.

Judge: Has the jury
reached a verdict?

♪♪

[ Gasps ]

You were just in
the deliberation room.

Why do you look surprised?

♪♪

Guilty.

[ Scoffs ]
Defendant's wife:
No! It's a lie!

[ Gavel bangs ]
You can't do this to him!

Judge:
Order! Order in the court!

I said order!
Okay. Yeah.
I think we're done here.

Order in the court!
Bye-bye.

[ TV shuts off ]
Hey! Hey, D!

What are you doing?

This is not healthy, Gary.

Just because
you're out of kids to mother

doesn't mean you get
to scratch that itch with me.

Eddie: Hey. No, no, no.

Gary, you do not
get to say that to her.

I didn't invite you here --
any of you. [ Claps hands ]

You ambushed me
in my own home.

You don't like what I have
to say, there's the door.

No.
I'll go talk to him.
[ Door opens ]

Hey,
what's your plan here?

You just gonna keep
pushing people away

until there's no one left?

You know,
at a certain point, Gary,

the problem isn't
everyone else.

The problem is you.

You think
I don't know that?

♪♪

Maggie said
you called your mother.

Yeah.

And then I hung up because
I don't want to talk to her.

Well, you might not want
to talk to her,

but maybe...
you need to.

[ Sighs ]

Unbelievable.

What's up?

I really think
Todd stole my movie.

What? No.
You and Todd go way back.

He wouldn't do that.

Okay, well,
how do you explain this?

"When a serious sports injury
leaves one of them paralyzed,

four friends get
the wake-up call they need

to stop waiting for tomorrow
and start living for today"?

Whoa.

Well, did you ask him about it?
What did he say?

Nothing. Dude's been dodging
my calls all morning.

[ Sighs ] I don't even know
where the woman is.

I do.

I looked her up
on the way over.

She's in Brooklyn,
starring in a play

called
"The Summer Place."

Well, that's great,

but I can't just drop everything
and go to New York, D.

You're going
to New York?

I just said
I'm not going to New York.

Todd's in New York.
I'll come with.

Is no one
listening to me?

Gary, if not now,
then when?

I'll go on a road trip
with you.

I love road trips,

and Danny's at a sleepover
all weekend,

Charlie's with Eddie,

and, as you so kindly
pointed out, Sophie's --

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't
have said that.

Don't be sorry.
Just come with us.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

Alright. I'll go.

But I'm gonna get out
ahead of this --

no French music.

[ Exhales sharply ]

[ Chuckles ]

[ Tape rips ]

Eric?

Eric, come on.
I can hear you.

[ Lock disengages ]

Hey.
Hi.

Sorry to just
show up like this,

but I felt like we really needed
to talk about...

Hey, what's going on?

Are you m-moving?

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

Oh, my God.

This is --
This is totally my movie.

The story,
the characters --

well, Todd's version of it.

Wait, that's the script?
How did you get that?

Assistants talk
and they share and...

They're calling his "Unseen."

My script is called
"Invisible."

Dude, look at this line
from the Gil character.

Look at that.

"It's not that
I don't have cancer.

It's that I don't
currently have cancer."

Taking my words
and making them worse.

Technically my words.

And "Gil"?
Really, man?

Is that all
you're getting from this?

[ Jazz music plays ]

Hi.

I'm here to meet my mom,
but I'm a little late.

Uh...which I'm sure will be
what she opens with.

[ Both chuckle ]

Well, you're safe.

Doesn't look like
she's arrived yet.

Oh. Yoo-hoo!

Oh, there she is.

I'm so sorry.
I didn't realize she was your --

That's okay.
Sweetie!
There you are.

Oh! I was about to send out
a search party.

[ Both chuckle ]
Yep, that's my mom.

[ Sighs ]

You okay over there?

Honestly, I'm starting to
rethink this whole plan.

Okay? There's...

There's -- There's nothing she
can say to justify what she did.

Well, maybe it's not about
what she says to you.

Maybe it's about what
you finally get to say to her.

Like, "How the hell
could you abandon a 7-year-old?"

[ Sighs ]

So, now we're the proud
pseudo-parents of a 16-year-old

who, apparently,
is physically incapable

of doing her own laundry.
[ Chuckles ]

But it is wonderful
you two stepped in.

Yeah, we've actually been
thinking a lot this year

about what family means,
and, well...

Rome and I have made
kind of a big decision,

a decision that
may surprise you.

Oh, my God.

It -- I-I--

We're adopting.

We're having a baby!

[ Chuckles ]
Ooh.

Well -- Well, we --

We feel, as a couple,

that adoption is
the right choice for us.
Yes, yes.

I heard you.
Adoption is incredible.

I mean, it's all of the joy
and none of the stretch marks.

Now get to the good part --
boy or girl?

Oh, I hope it's a girl.

Oh, a little tomboy,
just like you were,

just always playing
in the dirt.

Or a boy.

I mean, hmm,
who am I kidding?

Either way,
it is a grandbaby.

Oh, Gina.

♪♪

So...

were you just gonna leave
and not tell me?

No. No.

I, uh...
[ Sighs ]

I don't know. I...

It's just that living

in the same apartment
I shared with Chloe,

running her store --

it's -- it's hard
to move on

when she's everywhere I turn,
you know?

Yeah. I do.

Plus, there's
this lawsuit.

Chloe's parents
blame me for her death.

And they're right.

I mean, she didn't even want
to go for a ride that day.

She wanted to go
blueberry picking.

You can't do that
to yourself.

Believe me,
I've been there.

There are so many things
I've done

that I wish
I could take back,

and I just want a fresh start.

[ Inhales deeply,
sighs ]

Look, I'm so sorry
about the other night,

and I didn't call sooner
because...

I think I just needed
to process everything.

But this is...

Complicated.
Yeah.

And not just because
of everything with Gary

or the fact that you're trying
to get over Chloe,

but...

I mean, you have
my brother's heart.

♪♪

And at first...

that's what it was.

But, honestly,
I would be lying

if I said
that there wasn't...

something here.

♪♪

Am I wrong?
I mean, is it just me?

No.

[ Inhales deeply ]

No, it's not just you.

♪♪

[ Exhales sharply ]

I don't understand.

Why are you leaving?

Don't you think
that Chloe would
want this for you?

Don't you think
she would want you
to try to move on?

It's -- It's not
that simple. [ Sighs ]

Maggie:
Wait, what is this?

It's 2017.
Maggie.

Wait. Whoa.
Maggie, don't. Don't.

Where is your scar?

[ Breathes shakily ]

Grief has a way
of making people do

[Echoing] crazy things.

Gary: Trust me.

There is something off
about that guy.

I don't trust him,
and you shouldn't either.

Eric: Trust me.

Gary:
I don't trust him.

[ Exhales shakily ]

Oh, my God.

Maggie, just please
let me explain.

[ Exhales shakily ]

Maggie, wait.

[ Door slams ]

♪♪

Man: ...same budget
as "Heat of Waves."

Man #2:
Yeah, it should be...

He'll be with you in
a few. He's just
finishing up on a call.

Thank you.
Mm-hmm.

Todd: Avery,
make me and Isaac

a reservation tonight
at Hawthorne Place.

On it!

Isaac?
Like Isaac Martin?

I know. It's so exciting.
[ Chuckles ]

Wow.

Dude.

An office pop-in?
What are -- What are --

What are you doing here?

[ Sighs ]

What am I doing here?

I came to find out
why you stole my movie.

Alice: Okay.
Woman: You're amazing.

Thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you.

You okay?

Hi.
Hi. Come on in.

Such a pleasure.
Thank you.

Okay, there we go.

Great.
Thanks.

Tell your friends.
Come back.

Hi. Who should
I make it out to?

Make it to Gary.
Okeydoke.

Gary Mendez.

♪♪

Oh, my God.

Gary.

[ Door closes ]

[ Sighs ]

You don't know
how many times

I have dreamt
about this moment.

Cut the theatrics, Alice.

You're not on stage.

You don't get
to pretend to care.

You lost that right
when you left.

But you have to understand,
Gary...

...I was 18

when I discovered
that I was pregnant with you.

I tried to be
a good mother.

For seven years...
I tried.

But the whole time,
I was drowning inside.

I know...
it was selfish.

[ Chuckles softly ]

But I thought about you
every day.

Yeah, right.

You left,
and you never came back.

No, you're wrong.

I did come back.

Stop playing with me.
You know exactly what you did.

What are you
talking about?

I said,
"Let's do a sports movie."

You said no.
You turned me down.

But I knew
my idea was good,

so I set it up
with a different writer.

It's not your idea.
It's my idea.

You wanted to do some sad movie
about suicide.

I am doing an uplifting
sports movie.

You were just on the phone
with Isaac Martin.

I pitched to Isaac for the lead
over lunch.

Oh, come on, Rome.
Isaac is hot right now.

You can't honestly think
that was your idea.

Dude, do you --
do you hear yourself?

I came here to understand
how you could do what you did,

and if you can't
even admit it,

well, maybe I just need
to get my attorneys involved.

You know as well as I do
you can't copyright an idea.

But hey,
if that's what you need to do,

maybe my law firm could finally
earn their retainer.

Good line.

You steal that one, too?

[ Scoffs ]

You know...

ever since film school,

you were the guy
with the good ideas

that only lived
in your head.

You always talked
about making a movie for years,

and yet...nothing.

At least now
you can take solace

in knowing that this will
actually get made.

♪♪

Now, if you'll excuse me,
got another meeting.

♪♪

[ Gasps ]

Oh.

Oh, my goodness.
Oh, my goodness.

It's a wittle wabbit.

[ Laughs ]
Oh.

Oh, honey,
we are getting this.

Okay.
Well, it's adorable,

but let's not get
ahead of ourselves.

We don't know if it's gonna be
a boy or a girl

or a baby or a toddler.

Ooh! I know.
We will start a registry.

Uh, just pick
everything you want,

and we'll narrow it
down later.

Yes?
I'm gonna get the girl.

Okay. Um, Mom.

Mom, it's fine.
You don't have to do this.

Of course I do.

Do you know how long
I've been waiting

to spoil a grandchild?

[ Chuckles ]
Hello.

We would like
to start a registry,

and we need...

everything --
everything.

And, um, organic only
and gender-neutral colors.

Okay. Who's woke?
[ Chuckling ] Me.

Saleswoman: Okay.
Let's do this.

And if you're going for neutral,
green is the new yellow.

I'll pull some pieces.
Thank you.

I love green.

You know, I thought
you might have...

a problem
with us adopting.

You kidding me?

Honey, I am thrilled.

I just hope you two
don't have to wait too long.

When Becky's daughter adopted,
they had to wait two years.

Eh. Of course,
they insisted

the baby look like them.
[ Sighs ]

Yeah, well,
I understand that.

Growing up,
I just wanted to fit in.

But it was tough,

'cause I didn't
feel black enough,

definitely didn't
feel white enough.

Rome and I have been
talking a lot about that lately,

about adopting a baby
that looks like us,

that's part of our community.

Oh.

I see.

No, Mom,
I didn't mean to --

No, no, no, Gina.

I know exactly
what you meant.

[ Singsong voice ]
Who likes chartreuse?

♪♪

What are you
talking about?

After you left,
I never saw you again.

No.

But I saw you.

I came back
a year later.

I had to make sure
you were okay.

When I pulled up
to the house,

I saw you
at the end of the street.

You were playing hockey
with all your friends.

I watched the whole game.

You scored two goals
against Alec Denning.

You were there.

Why didn't you, uh --

When I saw you
with all your friends,

you seemed so happy.

Somehow, without me,
you'd made yourself whole again,

and I knew if I got
out of that car,

I would wreck that.

So I left.

"Made myself whole"?

What does that even mean?

Like, in all the ways
in which I was

missing something
in my life,

I didn't want you to feel like
you were missing something, too.

I was missing my mother.

What I was missing
was my mother.

I smiled
with some friends,

and that was enough
to convince you

that I didn't need you?

[ Pounds on table ]
You want to know what
that year was like?

I'll tell you.

Every day for weeks,

I asked Dad
when you were coming back.

He said, "Soon, Gare.
She just needs some time."

Even after
you abandoned us,

he was lying
to protect you.

Weeks turned
into months.

[ Chuckles ] Finally,
I stopped asking

because I realized
that it was tearing him apart.

And then one day...

I'm watching some movie.
[ Chair slams ]

Dad walks in
and turns white as a ghost.

I don't understand why,

until I see you
in that jury box.

And right then, I knew
you were never coming back.

♪♪

You were better off
without me.

You saw what
you wanted to see.

[ Knock on door ]

Josh: Alice,
I'm sorry --

Two minutes, Josh.
Nah, I'm out of here.

No, no, no, no.
Wait. W-Wait.
I-I'll go.

Please,
just give us a second.
[ Exhales sharply ]

I'm sorry.

[ Voice breaking ]
I'm sorry.

Can -- Can we try again?

[ Inhales shakily,
exhales sharply ]

Come back tonight.

I'll take you to dinner
after the show.

I know you have
a lot of questions,

and I want to be able
to answer them.

Yeah.
I don't think so.

Please.

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]
Oh.

Josh: Alice, we need you.

[ Door opens ]

[ Sniffles ]

[ Door closes ]

♪♪

Looks like Grandma
cleaned up.

[ Chuckles ]
[ Cash register beeps ]

I mean,
am I even Grandma?

Oh, my God.
I knew you would do this.

I knew you would find a way
to make this about you.

How is this
not about me?

You just said
that you want a child

that's part
of your community,

which is telling me
that I'm not.

Why don't I just go ahead
and wrap these up?

Thank you.

Mom, you know how hard
it was for me

being one of the only
black girls where we lived.

Do you remember
when you took me to your salon

and they tried
to relax my hair,

and they fried it so badly,
they had to chop it all off?

You know I felt awful
about that.

Your father
had just left.

I know,
but it was hard enough

going to an all-white
girls' school,

and then after
having to explain

what happened to my hair --

just -- Ugh.
Oh, well, please forgive me

for wanting to give my daughter
the best opportunities.

Regina, when your father and I
got married,

it was the late '70s.

We were young
and idealistic.

I didn't see color,

and I didn't think
anyone else should either.

I thought it would
be easier for you

if I raised you that way.

Except the world
isn't like that, Mom.

It just
[Slaps counter] isn't.

You may not see color,
but I don't have that privilege.

I know you did
the best you could.

Well, apparently...
it wasn't enough.

Was it?

Anything else?

[ Cash register beeps ]

I think we're done here.

[ NE-HI's "Stay Young" plays ]

I just keep thinking,

what if she didn't leave?

What if she saw me
playing in the street,

got out of her car?

[ Scoffs ]

What would
you have done?

I'd like to think
I would have yelled in her face.

[ Chuckles softly ]

Told her off
for abandoning us.

Really, I think I...
would've just hugged her.

♪ I've been holding to youth ♪

But she didn't even
get out of the car.

The one person that's supposed
to love me no matter what...

didn't.

♪ Time gets away from you ♪

No wonder it was so hard for you
to believe anyone else would.

Till Maggie.

[ Chuckles ]

I finally opened myself up,
just to get burned again.

Or maybe when you sensed
some uncertainty on her part,

you --
you pushed her away...

...before she
could hurt you?

Mm.

Mm.
[ Chuckles ]

♪ You try to change ♪

I just -- When I -- When I see
the poster of this movie,

I j-- I just see
your --
Todd!

[ Chuckling ]
Oh, snap.

Yo, it's crazy running
into you here.

[ Stammers ]

Yeah. Yeah.
I-It is crazy.

What up, Black man?
Big fan.

Ah, thanks.
Isaac.

Good to meet you.
You, too.

Me and this dude go all the way
back to film school.

Back when I had hair.
Ain't that right, Todd?

[ Sighs ]
Yeah. That's right.

You have been
blowing up.

Heard about the "Unseen" deal.
Congrats.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Uh...

Seafood tower.

Shoot. He must really want you
for this part.

Look, it's always great
seeing you, Rome,

but Isaac and I were kind of
in the middle of something.

So, I -- I'll call you, okay?

No worries.
No worries.

All good.
All good.

I just need another minute
of your time.

Do you know why
I didn't take your note

to turn the suicide attempt
in my script

into a sports injury?

Come on, Rome.

I am trying to have
a meeting here --

I didn't take your note
because those guys

didn't come together
over a sports injury.

We came together
because my best friend

jumped from a building

just as I was about
to overdose on pills.

That's right.
I tried to kill myself.

[ Sighs ]

So, yeah, Todd,
suicide is real to me.

Depression
is real to me.

[ Inhales sharply,
sighs ]

I was trying
to tell a story

about how my friend dying
saved my life,

and he tried
to take that from me.

But then I realized
you can't steal my story.

Because the real story
is mine.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

Sorry to interrupt
your meeting.

Later.

The shrimp is
really delish.

Could use a pop of lemon,

but other than that,
bangin'.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]
[ Knock on door ]

[ Sniffles ]

[ Knock on door ]

[ Scoffs ]

You're kidding me.
Go away!

Maggie, please,
let me explain.

You lied to me
about having my brother's heart!

There is nothing you can say
that would make this okay!

I-I-I know losing Chad
destroyed you --

Don't you dare
say his name!

Maggie, just listen
to me, please.

I know the day you lost him
was the worst day of your life.

[ Sniffles ]
Well, the day I lost Chloe

was the worst day
of mine.

We'd just gotten engaged.

I'd surprised her with this trip
to Martha's Vineyard.

In that moment with her,
I-I realized how lucky I was.

She and I had something
we never thought we'd have.

[ Engine revs ]

And that's the moment

when I didn't see
the bend in the road

until it was too late.

Man: Went ahead and notified
General of the transport.

I could barely move.

Man #2:
Not getting any vitals.
Ready to move him out.

I had this thing around my neck,
so I couldn't see much,

but when I saw
the red and white lights, I --

Get plasma, stat!

...I knew.
Chloe!

And the worst part is,

she shouldn't even
have been there with me.

Man: 25-year-old male,
Level 1 trauma activation.

Weak pulse,
possible internal bleeding.

Please step out
of the way, sir.

I didn't realize it
until later,

but your mom
was in the hospital.
Patricia: Where's my son?

Where's my son? I'm looking
for my son.
Woman: Ma'am, please calm down.

Where is my son?
Doctor: Ma'am, calm down.

Are you Ms. Bloom?
Yeah.

I'm looking for my son,
Chad.

I'm sorry.
We did everything we could.
What?

But he suffered
from severe brain damage.

No, he's not.
He -- He can't --
I'm sorry.

He's not brain-damaged.
He's gonna be okay.
There's nothing we can do.

No, no, no, no.
It's okay.
No, he's not!

♪♪

Good news, bad news.

Uh, they were
out of root beer, but...

[ Gasps ]
Orange soda!

Hey!
You spoil me.

Play your cards right,
you might get some jello later.

Ooh.

[ Pager beeps ]

Is that...

[ Chuckles ]

Oh, my God.

You're getting
a heart, baby.

Really?

[ Sobs ]
Hi.

Eric: Chloe was the one
who got your brother's heart.

Hey. Okay.
Wish me luck.

See you soon, Tin Man.

I love you.

I love you, too.

[ Voice breaking ]
The best day of my life

was the worst day of yours.

[ Sniffles ]

Because of Chad,
Chloe got six more years.

But she should
have had more.

She should have had...
a lifetime,

and she would have,
if it -- it wasn't for me.

And then I got
your mother's letter.

The donor network sent it.

They didn't know Chloe died.

I opened it, and the [Sighs]

the way your mother described
her grief

and her emptiness after Chad,

that darkness, I...

I felt the same thing.

And then she mentioned you,
that you were sick.

[ Sniffles ]

I -- I had to respond.

So, you lied to her?

I couldn't bring myself
to tell her

what happened
to her son's heart.

I thought I could just...
write a letter.

I never meant for it
to go this far.

I never meant to come
between your family,

and I am so sorry
that I did.

But, Maggie,
you have to know, I...

I wanted to tell you the truth
so many times.

And I knew I needed to.
I knew it.

I-I did.

But then the more time
I spent with you,

I just --
I wanted more time,

and then...

you kissed me,

and I knew I couldn't.

In that moment, I just --
I just knew I-I never could,

and not just because
I didn't want to hurt you,

but because...

I love you.

♪♪

Before I met you,
I-I couldn't see anything

but my grief.

You changed that.

And I-I know that I lied,
but I...

I just needed you to know

that my feelings f-for you,
our -- our connection --

that -- that was real.

♪♪

Goodbye, Maggie.

♪♪

[ Cellphone vibrates ]
Jane Doe.

Hello?

Rome. Hey.
Isaac Martin.

Oh. Hey.
I hope it's cool.

I got your number
from Todd's assistant.

[ Chuckles ] I gotta say,
that was a beast of a move.

That dude...

I just didn't feel
like I had much to lose.

That's actually
why I'm calling.

I like "Unseen,"

but I always felt
like something was missing.

And after seeing you
bum-rush Todd,

I get the feeling
that what's missing

is your voice.

You open to sending me
your script?

Wait, for real?
D-Dude, say no more.

I got you. Done.

But hey...you should know

it's not exactly financed
or anything.

Good. Good.

I'm actually looking
for the right thing to produce.

Maybe we could
put something together.

That would be...

[ Chuckling ]
Hells yeah.

I'll have my assistant
reach out.

Guys like Todd

have been stealing our stories
for years.

Well, let's not let them
steal another one.

[ Knock on door ]

I saw what happened today,
with the hostess.

[ Scoffs ] Okay.
Do you want to come in?

And with that
saleswoman, too.

How you had to make sure
that she knew I was your mother.

I know you thought
I didn't notice,

but I did.

I notice more
than you think.

So, why didn't you
say anything?

Because I thought
it would be better

just to pretend like
it didn't happen.

But what you said

about not having
that privilege...

I get that.

And I get why
you wouldn't want that confusion

for your child.

T-Thank you
for saying that.

I realize I've done that
my whole life.

Just -- Just skating
past the bad

to get to the good.

Pretending the world
is better than it is.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Honey, I turned a cheek
to so many things...

because I thought
it would be easier for you.

But now I get
how wrong that was.

I let you down, Gina.

I know that.

That's why
I was so happy today.

Because deep down,
I always thought

that the reason
you didn't want children

was because of me.

Because I didn't set
a good enough example.

It's...

But starting now,

I just hope I can be

half the mother
I know you're gonna be.

Thank you, Mom.

[ Sniffles ]
Yeah.

You're gonna be
one hell of a grandma.

[ Chuckles ]
Oh, sweetie.

[ Chuckles ]
Oh, honey.

Oh.

I really prefer "Nana."

[ Both laugh ]

[ Humming ]

♪♪

Hey.

You're here.

Yeah.

Um, I'm really glad
you changed your mind.

So, uh,
do you like...

pierogies?
[ Chuckles ]

Yeah, I mean,
anything fried.

[ Clears throat ]
Great.

Let's do it.
[ Chuckles ]

[ Laughing ] Okay.

You'll love this place.

Alice.

He picked them up.

Mark Dunnigan
picked up the tickets.

Oh!
[ Laughs ]

[ Both laugh ]

Who's Mark Dunnigan?

Uh, he's...

one of the biggest producers
in the city.

"Violet Moon,"
"Inside the Outside,"

"The Seventh Floor."
I --

I mean, this could be
like "Hamilton,"

where they went
from doing a workshop

to going to the public,

and then they went...

to Broadway.
[ Laughs ]

We should take him
for drinks,

pitch him our vision
for expanding it.

Absolutely, uh,

but I...
[ Sighs ]

I'm...

No, you should go.

Are you sure?
[ Chuckles ]

Yeah.

Because that
would be great.

Because [Sighs]
this could be so big.

But we can still
do, uh, a dinner

the next time...
you're in town, okay?

My God.

Make sure that you tell, um,
Greg about the por--

Um, the porch --
porch scene.

But -- Yeah --
Yeah, porch -- Okay.

Break a leg, Mom.

Oh.

Oh.

♪♪

[ Chuckles ]

Okay.

♪♪

I'm so sorry. I-I shouldn't have
pushed you to come here.

No.
Don't be sorry.

[ Chuckles ]

I've spent so much time

blaming myself
for her leaving.

I always thought...

if I had been better,

I'd been shinier,

if I had just been more...

I don't know.

Then maybe
she would've stuck around.

Gary, what your mom did,
it --

it wasn't about you.

I know.
It was always about her.

Huh.

I see that now.

I'm sorry, man.

Don't be.

You both are my family,

and I'm sorry

for not treating you
like it lately.
Mm.

It's all good.
Yeah.

[ Siren chirps ]

Huh?

Gary...

your ride's here.

[ Snorts ]

[ Rome and Delilah laugh ]

[ Laughs ]

[ Yawning ] Alright.

Alright. [ Sighs ]

Sweet dreams.

You know, I always say
that you're like a sister to me.

Mm.

But today,
you were more of a mother

than Alice ever was.

[ Chuckles ]
Hey.

Your children will
never live in a world

where their mother
doesn't get out of the car.

As you may recall, I've made
some missteps of my own.

I mean it, D.
You're the best mom I know.

Sophie's gonna
come around.

[ Cellphone vibrates ]

Yeah.
Look at that.

[ Beep ]

Hey, Maggie,
can I call you ba--

What's wrong?

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

[ Sighs ]

Hey.

Hi.

[ Sighs ]

[ Sniffles ]
How much did Delilah tell you?

Enough.

I'm sorry.

♪♪

♪♪

I am such an idiot.
[ Sniffles ]

The whole time,
he was lying,

and I believed him.

Hey, you didn't do
anything wrong.

You were really sad,
and you missed your brother.

And if we're being
completely honest here,

part of this is on me.

Why?

If I hadn't been so insensitive
about the psychic,

your need for closure...

I didn't give you
what you needed.

So, you had to go
get it from...Eric.

Gary, this is not on you.

Maybe, but...

it's not on you, either.

♪♪

Have you had dinner?

I was gonna go...

get tacos at that place
down the street.

♪♪

No, I can't do that.

I just...

I just wanted to come here
and tell you

that I could've handled
myself better.

♪♪

Good night.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

That's my boy!

♪♪