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LEON: Previously
onAlmost Family...

EDIE: I'm married,

and I love my husband

and my career, and I'm not
gonna throw it all away.

You're gonna tell me
you can't do this.

Yeah.

ROXY: I am so sick

of being paraded around

like a circus freak.

That's not who I am anymore.

ISAAC: You're not this person

that they're dragging
on Twitter.

Why don't you just show them
who you really are?

-Is he single?
-Um...I suppose.

Why don't I whip us up
a couple Hot Pockets?

LEON: The only thing
that got me through

sitting in that jail cell
was you,

knowing that you'd be
out here waiting for me.

I'm not gonna help you anymore.
I'm done.

I'd like to testify
against Leon Bechley.

SINGER:
♪ This is getting weird

♪ Mix some blood
with the sweet ♪

Excuse me.
Excuse me.

Yes, sir,
what can I do for you?

You can do something
about that.

Right away.

SINGER: ♪ A little bitter,
little sweet ♪

♪ My imagination

Hey, hey, hey.

Enjoy...as loudly
as you can.

SINGER: ♪ Everything
is coming together ♪

Hey, Ron.

Jeez!
Roxy.

Give me a heart attack,
why don't ya?

You need to tell Diane
not to testify.

How do you even know
about that?

I have sisters
in high places now.

They tell me things.

Well, your mother believes
it's the right thing to do,

and you know how she gets.

She gets something in her head,

and you can't
talk her out of it.

You know, I might finally
have something good

happening in my life,
and I don't want her

to come in and wreck it,
like she always does.

You know I got this kid
I'm gonna train?

Oh, yeah?
Training's a good next chapter.

Where you training her out of?
Karolyi's ranch?

Twistars?

Actually,
she's a private client.

Yeah, she's really promising.
She has a lot of potential.

Oh, is she paying ya?

Why is it always about money
with you people?

You need to make a living.

You don't have a fallback,
honey.

Taking on some girl
who has no idea of your value

doesn't sound like a good one.

Why do you have to be
like this?

I'm still your dad,
whether you believe it or not.

I want what's best for you.

Then tell Diane not to testify.

Take a little more
off the beard.

He's starting to look
like Santa Claus.

Rox.

Come on, sweetie.

JULIA: "Not Parent Expected,"

that's what
the phenomenon's called,

when you find out
your father isn't the man

you thought he was.

It's shattering,
life-changing,

and that's why we offer
a support system here.

We have therapy groups
run by many pro--

I'm not here for support.

I really just need
Leon Bechley's medical records.

My parents were clients,

and I took the free DNA test,
and it turns out...

You're one of my father's...

Yeah.

Oh.
Hi.

Um...I know how strange
this all is,

the idea that suddenly you have
dozens of brothers and sisters

out there
you never knew existed.

So if you wanna check out
one of our groups, um,

I can give you some more--

Yeah, I have a career
and a relationship.

I can't let your father's
actions derail my entire life.

When a class action suit
gets filed,

believe me, I'll sign up.

But, uh, in the meantime,
my husband and I are

thinking about starting
a family,

so I really need
the medical records.

I hear you, and, uh,
we can help with that,

discreetly and quickly.

-We're, uh, professionals here.
-JULIA: Oh, we are.

And husband?
Oh...that's fun.

I mean, it's--
I mean, it's great,

'cause it's--it's...
it's normal.

But I mean, it's, like--
of course it's normal.

It's just that I don't know
what I'm talking about.

I'm just nervous
'cause you're my brother,

kind of.

So how long will that take,
the medical records?

Usually eight to ten
working days.

But we can put a rush on it.

Just let us know where you want
the records, and we'll...

Get 'em there.

Uh, you can find me here.

Oh, you're the general manager
of Madelia.

I love that restaurant.

I mean,
I can never get in there

or afford it,
but it looks so delicious

from, you know, the outside.

Okay.

Um, how many
have you met so far,

you know...of us?

Well, there's three others,

and now there's you.

Huh.

Well, okay, thank you.

Okay, bye.
Ciao.

-ISAAC: "Ciao"?
-JULIA: Shut up.

Not every strand
of your dad's DNA

wants to connect with you.

I know it's hard,
'cause you're kind

and generous...

Whoa, where did that come from?

I wanna ask you something,

and I don't want this
to get weird.

Okay.

Would you be okay
if I, uh, ask

Roxy out, like, on a date?

Oh, oh.
Ye-yeah.

Hell to the yes.
Hell yes.

Uh, yeah, you guys would make
such a cute couple.

I've actually pictured that
a lot, you two together.

You pictured us together?

Yeah, now I hear that,
and that came out wrong.

Um, okay,
I gotta get back to work.

So excuse me.

Gotta go.

Okay.

SINGER: ♪ Whoa,
ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh ♪

♪ Whoa,
ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh ♪

LEON: You know
that disinfectant smell?

It's like grass
at Yankee Stadium to me.

Brings me back to my going
on grand rounds,

a nervous medical student,
hoping not to make a mistake--

Okay, I, uh, hate to stop
the nostalgia train,

but this is damage control,

an attempt to mitigate
your severely damaged

public reputation.

Okay, but let's not be
entirely mercenary about it.

I also want to give back.

I have decades of experience
and expertise

that I wanna share, you know.

Uh, my client is reporting
as a volunteer.

Dr. Leon Bechley.
I am a board-certified

reproductive endocrinologist,

and I'm happy to do
any consulting you might need.

I know who you are--or were.

And I've got a nice
big stapling project

for you, Doctor.

Dazzle me.

Yeah, that--that--well--

Okay, if you have any chance

of practicing medicine
ever again,

you need to do this.

You need to do it right.

This is the only way through,
okay?

Yeah, I mean,
I really--I can't tell

if you're reassuring me
or threatening me.

Consider it a little bit
of both.

So what happened?
Why the setback?

I don't know that it's
a setback, per se.

A witness came forward who's
willing to go on the record

that what Leon did
constitutes assault.

What happened to making a deal
with the prosecutor?

Thought I told you
to charm her.

You know, she was a lot tougher
than I thought she'd be,

but we're on it.

Oh, sorry about that.

It's a client of mine,
a young guy.

-You know how they are.
-CHAD: Mm-hmm.

Well,
keep me posted on Bechley.

This is the kind of case
that gets you

on the partner track.

Depending on how it goes.

A client of yours.
Quick thinking.

-I had to say something.
-Which niece is it?

TIM: Mia.

She just got this new puppy

and can't stop sending me
these photos.

-Hey!
-Oh, give me that.

Oh!
She is too cute.

Time for Aunt Edie to send her
all the emojis.

So when do we get to do this?

Uh, what,
get a puppy?

Never.
We just got our floors done.

Edie, I mean a baby.

-Are you serious?
-I love you.

I want us to have a family
of our own.

But I just--I don't know
if it's the right time

for a baby.

-The case...
-They say it's never

the right time.

And plus, you'd be
such an incredible mother.

You're perfect to be a mom.

Do you really think that?

I know it, and I'm afraid
to wait too long.

You know,
seeing all these couples

that had to go to Leon,
so desperate,

I don't want that to be us.

Me either.

So what do you think?

Can we start to have
that conversation?

Can I think about it?

Of course.

AMANDA: My grandmother used to
take me here when I was a kid.

Yeah, my parents weren't
all that into...

a lot of stuff about me,

and then the whole lesbian
situation...

not their bag.

But...Grandma,

she was cool
with whoever I was.

So this place
always makes me feel good...

brave.

Cookie?

Oh, I'm off sugar.

No, this is worth it.
Believe me.

I had one with friends
over the weekend,

and all I could
think about was,

"I need Edie to experience
this cookie."

We had to come all the way
to Brooklyn for that?

And I, uh...

I wanted to see
what it felt like

to be somewhere with you
where we didn't

have to worry about
getting caught every second.

How does it feel?

Like I can get used to it.

SINGERS: ♪ I saw you coming,
hit me like a freight train ♪

Whoa, a Ferrari!

That's not what it is, stupid.

Hey, lady,
where'd you get that car?

Hey, here's 20 bucks.

Watch the wheels, okay?

Oh, I'll watch 'em,
all right.

SINGERS: ♪ Just you and me

Hi, can I help you?

I'm Roxy Doyle.

Oh, yeah, the, uh--
the cartwheel lady?

Izzy said she had fun with you.

The, uh...Olympian.
Yeah.

I'm here to take your daughter
out for some training.

She's really talented.

I think she could have
a future.

Right, great, yeah.

Um, can you have her back
in, like, an hour?

We're supposed to go
to my sister's.

An hour?
It's gonna take an hour

just to get warmed up.

I'm gonna need
at least three hours.

And then once she gets
more serious,

it'll ramp up from there.

Hey.
Yo, Izzy, are you ready?

Oh, well, then she'll just have
to do it another time.

My sister's expecting us.
It's her birthday, so...

Okay.

If you wanna train
at a professional level,

you're gonna have to make
some sacrifices.

Do you think I went
to birthday parties

when I was training?
I didn't.

I didn't even look
at a cupcake.

I'm sorry, it's just not
gonna work out today.

Uh, maybe this weekend.

Sorry, my mom says I can't.

Who cares what your mom says?

I do.

All right.

-Fries for lunch?
-They comfort me.

So I'm thinking
I'm dropping off the records

at the restaurant myself.

But you said he doesn't want
anything to do with us.

At first.

And then right before he left,
he got all curious.

I think there's something
going on

underneath those gorgeous
celadon eyes.

"Gorgeous celadon eyes"?

Please don't tell me
you're attracted

to another brother.

That was a mistake.

And no, that's the best part.

He's gay.

Why are you saying that
like you won a prize?

I'm not.

He's just another person
whose life has been upended,

and I'm in a unique position
to help.

Okay, fine.

I've always wanted
a gay brother.

You know, someone
who shares my interests

and is around all the time
and isn't disgusting

like straight men.

You know
what I'm talking about.

-I'm not alone in this fantasy.
-You're not alone.

Thank you.

But he doesn't wanna know you
or us,

and that's completely
his right.

I know.

I'm just gonna drop off
my dad's medical records

at the restaurant,
and that's it.

I'm doing it again, aren't I?
I didn't even know I did that.

Apparently, I've had this
annoying tooth-tapping habit

for years.

I had no idea the whole time.

You wanna tell me
what's going on?

No, I don't wanna tell you.

Tim wants to have kids.

Oh, wow.

So, um, what do you want?

To not have to think about it
for the next ten years or so.

Right, well, as someone

who works
at a fertility clinic--

I know, my biological clock...

I love kids, and I love Tim.

But I just--I...

I'm just starting to feel like
I don't know what I want.

Because of what happened
with Amanda?

Keep it down.

The whole restaurant
doesn't need to know.

Sorry.

I love him, Julia. I do.

But...I think--and it makes me
feel defective

to even say this out loud,

but I don't think
I have that thing

that people are supposed
to have at my age:

"Must procreate."

"Without kids,
I'm a failure of a human."

I-I-I don't have it.

Mm.

And if I told Tim,
it would break his heart.

You need these.

I do.

WOMAN :
Dr. Bender.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I'm just, uh, restocking.

Who are you?

I'm, uh, Dr. Bechley.

I'm here to help.

So there's no
genetic disorders in his DNA.

Uh, he has some hypertension,
but that's lifestyle-related.

And, uh, yeah,
you should be good.

So you and your husband
can start planning

a family of your own.

Thank you.
That's amazing news.

Yeah, just wanting
to be helpful.

Well, you really didn't have
to hand-deliver it.

No, it's no big deal.

-Are you okay?
-I'm fine.

'Cause I'm sensing
something's going on.

I'm very sensitive.

It's kind of a blessing
and a curse.

Fine.
Can I clear something up first?

I need to know that you're not
one of those

desperate single women
I meet at a wedding

or in the checkout line
at the grocery store

who won't stop texting me

and have this offensive fantasy
of having a gay best friend.

It's really annoying,
and I don't have the bandwidth.

I'm not that person.

Okay.

I'm not sure
I wanna have kids.

Oh.

I think maybe I was
hiding a little bit

behind the whole
medical history thing.

Why am I saying this to you?

People open up to me.

-Blessing and a curse?
-Kinda.

I think maybe I was
using it as a an excuse

to not have to try.

Does that sound terrible?

No.

That--that sounds actually
very familiar.

You know, not everyone
has that feeling, that...

"Must procreate or else
I'm a defective human."

Yes, exactly.

I...

I love Richard.

I don't wanna lose him.

But I'm scared
that if we start a family,

we'll lose what makes us great
as a couple.

That's completely
understandable.

Well, these days,

you're in the minority
as a gay man

if you think that way.

I don't think it's selfish
to prioritize

your own marriage.

That's how I feel,

but I'm not sure Richard
will understand.

Well, have you talked to him
about it?

No.

What?

What?
Oh, God, was I out of line?

No, no, not at all.

You're right.

Yeah.

Okay, I'll talk to him.

Good.
That's a good idea.

Anyway, I will
get out of your hair.

Hey, um, I'm sorry
I clocked you

as a desperate single person.

-Oh...
-That was unfair.

I got, you know,
all this insight.

You must be in a committed
relationship of your own.

Yeah, yeah.
Yes, I am.

-Okay, well, I'm gonna go.
-Wait.

I talked about myself so much.

Tell me about him...her?

Him.

He...he's a lawyer,

a very, very good lawyer.

And he's just incredibly kind

and not in, like,
a pushover kind of way.

You know,
he's one of those people

that when he walks
into the room,

you just--you just feel good.

He's just so...steady.

Jeez, now I wanna date him.

What's his name?

His name is...Tim.

What happened here?

I got in a fight
with a subway door.

I thought I was trapped.

Oh.

How does it feel now?
Any pain or...

Mm.

Where'd you serve?

Kandahar mostly.

How's it feel
being back?

I can't do anything
without feeling like

I'm under attack.

A truck backfires,
I'm on the floor.

My girlfriend's alarm clock
goes off,

and I think something's
gonna explode.

Might as well still be there.

Hmm.

You know, it's, uh--
it's completely normal.

The nervous system
can get stuck

after it's experienced danger.

You're responding
to everyday things

as though they were
life-threatening.

You a shrink?

Hardly.
No, I just know a few things.

Is there a way to make it
so I'm not so freaked out

all the time?

You know, actually,
talking about it

seems to be the best way,
especially with those

who have been there.

They keep trying to get me
to go to a support group here,

but I don't--I don't really do
that kind of thing.

Mm.

You know, maybe, uh, try it.

Besides, you know, you wanna
take care of those hands,

if you're gonna pick up
the guitar again.

How do you know I play guitar?

RESIDENT: Sergeant Winters,

how are we doing today?

Oh, I'm sorry.
Are you new here?

Oh, I was just dropping off
some fresh rolls of, uh,

toilet tissue.

Uh, you know,
he's got some edema

in his right hand,
and you might wanna

lower his prednisone
to five milligrams.

Thank you for your service,
Sergeant.

I'm very proud of you.

Chess.
Really?

This is Edie Palmer's
secret place?

My mom used to take me here
when I was a kid.

I come here if I'm sad,
pick up a game.

All the bad stuff disappears.

Push your pawn.
It's your only chance.

Hey, is that Edie?

Max.

MAX: I'm about done with her.
You play next?

EDIE: Can't today.
Rain check?

I'll hold you to it.

Good to see you, Max.

-What?
-Nothing.

Thanks for showing me this.

Tim wants to have kids.

It totally blindsided me.

I mean, it's not like
we haven't talked about it,

but...

What did you say?

I'm confused, Amanda.

Tim and I were on this track,

and then you came along

and confused me.

And things were perfect
with Tim before I came along?

No, of course not.

But what is perfect?

Can any of us expect our lives
to be perfect?

No, but you should
at least aim for happy.

Are you happy with Tim?

I feel guilty
even talking to you about this.

Then why are you?

I mean, why are we here?

You took me
to your sacred spot.

You didn't have
to take me here.

Hey.

Uh, so you date a lot.

-Um...
-Not a lot, like...a lot.

I was wondering
what you thought about

the Museum of Natural History.

As an institution?

First date.

Sounds great.
Is she 12?

No, it's Roxy.

Do you think she'd like it
or...

Oh, I-I-I don't know.
I have no idea.

I mean, I've known her,
like, a month.

Right, 'cause then I was
thinking we'd take a walk

through Central Park after.

Oh.
cool.

Neato.

-Is there a problem?
-No.

I just--I don't know why

you're talking to me
about this,

'cause I told you,
you have my permission

to go on a date with her.

-Permission?
-And beyond that,

I have no advice for you,

besides don't bring up
Dartmouth

every other sentence.

I never say Dartmouth--

You always bring up Dartmouth.

It'll make her self-conscious.

She has a whole thing about
not finishing high school.

She dropped out of high school?

There's a lot
that you don't know about Roxy.

I mean, how could you?

You've known her
for, like, two days.

Just keep the Ivy League
boasting to a minimum

and you'll be fine.

I don't talk about Dartmouth...

a lot.

SINGER:
♪ I am gonna change it up

♪ And that's all right

♪ Doing all right

Thank you.
That's my favorite.

So we just sit here and soak?

Yeah.

I mean, the point is
to relax, to chat.

I can't believe you've never
gotten a pedicure before.

I know.
I'm a terrible gay.

Except for
the sex with men part,

I'm pretty good at that.

Me too.

Mm.

So, um, how are you?

How are you feeling
about finding out

your dad isn't your dad?

Well, my dad is my dad.
He raised me.

Yeah, sorry, I know.

I just mean if you wanna know
about Leon,

other than medical stuff,
I have stories.

Lots of stories.

I do have a question.

How are you doing
with all of it?

SINGER: ♪ I believe in me

-Me?
-Yeah.

Can you ever forgive him?

Hmm.

I don't know.

It would be easy for me to say
that I hate him,

that he's a liar,
and that everything

that he was to me as a father
is gone.

But...I don't know.
That's not how I feel.

It's not that simple.

Now who's the one
that's opening up?

Well, at least you have
your new sisters.

That must be a plus.

Yeah, it is a plus.

Except one is holed up
in my guest room,

dating a coworker of mine,

and the other one is sleeping
with a woman, which is great,

except she's married to a man

who I used to date
in another life.

You know what you guys need?

Dinner at the restaurant.

I'll text the host,
grab you a table, my treat.

-Oh, my God, really?
-Yeah.

I never would have been
so honest with Richard

if you hadn't given me
the courage.

-Thank you.
-Yeah, sure.

And, uh, why don't you
bring Tim?

Is he close with the girls?

He is,
especially one of them.

Great, it's done.

Hi.

Okay.

For real, I thought
that was gonna be super lame.

I haven't been there since,
like, second grade.

I forgot about that blue whale.
It's freaking huge.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I come here twice a year,

just to walk through
the biodiversity hall.

It's humbling, you know?

They have, like, 600,000
different types of protoctists.

Yeah, it's exciting.

Sorry, it's, uh--it was
the first research study

that I did when I was at...

Never mind.

When, uh--when you were
at where?

Dartmouth.

I always talk about Dartmouth,
but...

Why--why can't you
talk about Dartmouth?

I don't--I don't wanna make you
feel like...

I don't wanna sound--'cause
it doesn't matter, you know?

Bill Gates, Steve Jobs,
they didn't finish college.

Einstein dropped out
of high school.

Okay, so Julia told you that
I didn't finish high school.

Yeah.
This is my bad, okay?

Julia was just trying to--

I know what Julia
was trying to do.

Look, I may not have
graduated high school,

but I'm not an idiot.

I wouldn't be here
if I thought you were.

-Wow!
-I'm sorry.

Yeah, you just--you went
for that, huh?

Yeah.

No, it's--I like that
you don't hold yourself back.

Gonna do that more often,
I guess.

Yeah.
You should.

EDIE: What happened
to keeping your head down?

What good was I doing anyone
pushing a janitor's cart?

I had to pull a lot of strings

to get you that assignment,
Leon.

Nobody wanted you back
in a hospital setting.

Why would you engage
with a patient?

'Cause I'm a doctor.
I knew I could help him.

You and Julia
and your savior complexes--

-Our what?
-I'm fighting like hell

to keep you out of prison,
Leon.

Why would you try to make that
harder for me?

Do you wanna be punished?

Is that it?
Do you think you deserve it?

No, look, there are connections

that are more important
than career,

you know,
ties that can't be denied.

Ties that can't...

Is that soldier one of--

Before you, uh--

Yep, yep, no.
He doesn't know.

He has a story
about who his parents were,

what his family was.

But, uh, he's in
a vulnerable state,

and I-I-I wouldn't
disturb that.

Yeah, I know all about that.
Don't forget.

Look, you don't know
what it's like

to be someone's parent,
not yet.

There's a sense of obligation
that you feel.

You'll--you're gonna be
there for them--

You are not that guy's parent,
Leon.

You gotta stop thinking of it
like that.

I'm not sure I have a choice.

This is who I am.

JULIA: This is so good.
Thank you.

-Maybe some beluga?
-EDIE: Mm-hmm.

-Should we get beluga?
-Hell yes.

No offense, but I gotta say,
best sib yet.

- Mm-hmm.
- Do you have Olema?

Mm, good call.
Maybe a bottle of Dom?

-EDIE: Yes.
-JULIE: Thank you.

Cheers.
This is so much fun.

You having fun?
Beluga is caviar.

I know.

May not have gone to a fancy
private school like you,

but I'm not a complete moron.

Okay, I didn't say you were.

ROXY: Oh, really?

'Cause apparently,
you told Isaac

that I didn't graduate
high school.

-No, I--no--
-ROXY: Yes.

-Wow, Julia.
-I-I didn't mean to--

ROXY: To make me look stupid?

Are you jealous or something?

-No.
-Then what is your problem?

There--there isn't a problem.

I just--I don't--I think
that you two are

very different people.

-Wow, you are jealous.
-I am not.

-But I work with the guy.
-So?

So you don't...
eat where you work.

What?

Mm, nope.
That's not an expression.

I don't know.
Nate!

Hello, sisters.

I didn't think you were
gonna be here.

Well, I wanted to meet
my half sisters.

You've told me so much
about them.

-Hi. Roxy.
-Hello.

What a family.

Straight, gay, black, white.
We're such a mix.

-I love it.
-Uh, I'm just a Mets fan.

I'm not gay.

Oh, so you're the gay one.

Dude, nobody's gay.

I cannot believe you, Julia.

I'm so sorry.

Wait. You're gay?

What about Tim?

Tim, you mean her husband, Tim?

-No, my husband, Tim.
-I'm confused.

You both have husbands
named Tim?

-No.
-ROXY: No, no, no, no.

Uh, Edie's husband
is named Tim.

Julia doesn't have a husband,
like, not even close.

And are you gay?

What that hell is wrong
with you?

Everything.

Um, Nate, listen,
I-I can explain.

No, no, I've heard enough.

Well, I wish you all the best.

Don't ever call me.

No, wait.
Please.

Table 12 is no longer comped.

Guess I can cut up
that credit card.

They already uncorked the Dom.

Just so you know,
I got my GED,

and I am
a high school graduate.

I only dropped out
because I was working,

and I had to keep
my family afloat, okay?

And, Edie, the whole gay thing,
it's whatever.

#BeYourself.

I just wish you guys wouldn't
keep secrets from me.

Listen...

I'm gonna assume
that you do not have feelings

for my husband and that this
was something far weirder

and much more pathetic.

It was.

You are seriously damaged.

Look, I just wanted him
to like me, and--and so I--

Co-opted my life.

I just wanted him to think
I had a life,

and Tim was the first person
that I thought of

because Tim was
the first person.

-I'm sorry.
-I'm taking the subway.

Good night.

Hey.

She's at school.

Um, I'm actually here
to talk to you, not Izzy.

I know I came on
kind of strong before.

That's just because I know
she's super talented

and that I could get her there,
to a really high level,

if she takes it seriously,
if you take it seriously.

She needs me.

But the truth is,
I might need her more.

That's the raw real, so...

You know I can't pay you.

Yeah.

But I'm willing to make a deal.

15% of her future earnings.

Okay.

You said yourself
you could get her there.

Yeah, I-I know I can.

So...

So you're her coach...

but I'm in charge of her life,
of her happiness.

I'm gonna protect my daughter.

Good. You should.

Didn't expect to see you here
again.

Ah.

I wanted to talk to you.
I have a confession.

I'm not really a doctor...
anymore.

Yeah, I kinda guessed that.

Really?

Yeah, you don't, uh,
look as tired

as everyone else around here,

and you don't talk as fast.

People here are always thinking
about the next patient.

You know, Jesse, I've seen
a lot of things in my life,

and I can tell you I think

that the support group
could help.

And you wouldn't be any worse
for it.

Think about it.

You might need a group
yourself, man.

SINGER: ♪ I took the truck
up to Boston ♪

♪ Don't make it up there
too often ♪

♪ High beams on,
it starts to pour ♪

♪ Radio loud, I-84

♪ 'Cause I know it goes
bad to worse ♪

I told Nate
that I was with you, and I--

Ugh, it's so embarrassing.

I just...wanna say I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Why?

Why am I sorry?

No, why did you choose
to lie about me?

I don't know.

I--he asked me
about my boyfriend,

and the words just started
coming out of my mouth.

It was ten years ago.

I know.

I just haven't been
with one guy in ten years

that I was even
close enough to to...

lie about.

What the hell is wrong with me?

Nothing's wrong with you.

It's weird.

I'm suddenly related
to half of New York, and...

I've never felt
more alone.

I know what you mean.

And did, uh...

did Edie tell you
that her and I are...

Thinking about starting
a family.

Mm-hmm.
I'm really happy for you.

Thank you.

Did she tell you if...

I mean...

do you think she's ready?

It's hard for me to know
what's going on

in her head lately,

and I figured
she might have told you.

I think you both are going to
be incredible parents one day.

Thank you.

And you are gonna be

an incredible parent too,
right?

That took you way too long.

But thank you.
I really want that.

We're doing some redecorating.

Yeah, I see that.

Your father told me
you talked to him.

Didn't have the guts
to talk to me yourself?

-Diane--
-No, you know what?

I'm done with that.

I'm done with you
calling me Diane.

I've spent 29 years
as your parent,

not three weeks.

Leon isn't a monster.

He was just trying
to help people have families.

He's the reason I exist.

And what about me?
What about your father?

The one who raised you?

You could never think
about that, could you?

Anyone other than yourself--

Don't testify.

Don't mess up my new life
before it gets started.

I'll keep your crap
in the garage

until the end of the week.

After that,
it's going to the dump.

GENEVIEVE: Coming.

-EDIE: Hey, Mama.
-Hey, baby.

Uh, um...

what--what's--
what's going on?

What is it?

Nothing, I just, you know--

I just--just wanted to say hi.

I miss you.

Honey, I don't even remember
the last time

I saw you in sweatpants.

I'm sorry, Mommy.

Oh, boy.
Okay, okay.

Come here, come here,
come here.

You have nothing
to be sorry for.

Come--come sit down.

Tell me all about it.

SINGER:
♪ Afraid you're letting go

Or cry, if that's what
you need to do.

I'm here.

I-I did everything
I was supposed to do.

I-I-I did school.
I did marriage.

I--my job and--

You worked very hard.

And with Tim, I feel so safe.

I feel so protected
and so whole.

I don't know what I would do
without him.

Do you wanna tell me
what's going on?

God.

He wants to have kids.

How did you know
you were ready to have me?

You're never really sure,
honey.

And anyone who tells you
different is a damn liar.

Oh, come on.

It's okay.

SINGER: ♪ When warm air

♪ Knocks you down

SINGER: ♪ When colds winds

DIANE: He did it 13 times
over two years.

He was even more determined
than I was.

"We're gonna get you pregnant,"
he'd say, all smiles.

Can you tell us what
the treatments entailed, Diane?

DIANE:
Yeah, we'd go to his office

on the days I was ovulating.

When it fell on a weekend,

it would just be
Dr. Bechley and me,

alone in the clinic.

Ron would come with
if he could,

but he had to work.

So more often than not,
I was there alone.

But...

Take your time.

I just feel like such an idiot.

This man...this doctorwas

masturbating in his office

while I lay there
in the other room.

How could I have known?

Then he'd come back in,
sit between my legs,

and inject his sperm in me.

Maybe I should have known.
I don't know.

I'm confused.

Do you need a moment?

Are you gonna be okay?

I'm ashamed...

and embarrassed.

So no...

I'm not okay.

AMANDA: I knew it was gonna
be bad for your side,

but that was even worse
than I thought.

Are you all right?

Yeah, I'm all right.

I don't usually feel bad about
destroying my adversaries.

You might be making me soft.

-I'm not destroyed.
-Oh.

I'm just processing.

Any, uh, updates on
the other issue we discussed?

No, but there will be.

I just...

I'm still
processing that too.

Uh, I gotta...

Lesbians have families,
you know,

marriages, careers.

It's not an either/or
for everyone.

I'm still so angry at you,

and I don't know
when I'm not gonna be.

But can we just play
backgammon?

Of course.

I don't wanna talk.

Understood.

How's Roxy at backgammon?

Oh, terrible.

Good.

Let's play.

BOMAN: ♪ I want you more
than I need you ♪

♪ I need you so bad

♪ Are you coming back?

♪ Are you
coming back? ♪

♪ I'm waiting

♪ Haven't had a dream
in a long time ♪

♪ Haven't been able to sleep

Sergeant Winters,
glad you could join us.

BOMAN:
♪ Are you coming back?

♪ Are you coming back?

♪ I'm waiting

Have you thought more
about what we talked about?

I have.

And?

I want what you want.

BOMAN: ♪ I want you more
than I need you ♪

♪ I'm waiting