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Previously on 90210...
You signed a contract,

which gives me full control
of your music. I own you.

I will do whatever
it takes to get

out of your contract
and out of your life.

SILVER: Dr. Sukaly,
I got my donor's signature

giving up his paternal rights.

I really need to
get my forms back.

I realized I made a mistake.

That's why we
called the donor.

You forged my signature?

Teddy, I can explain.
No... you can't.

Campbell Price.
Hey, this is Navid Shirazi.

Hey, I'm head
at Cronus now.

Cronus Society? Well, that's
that secret elite group...

With a bunch of douchey guys
using their connections

to get ahead.
That's exactly what I need.

You'll be
traveling in this.

Gonna put me in a box?

ASHLEY: If you won't let me
protect you,

you leave me no other choice.
No!

(gunshot)

(gasping)

Had a rough
couple of days.

I'm just trying to
work off some stress.

I heard clubs like yours

usually have
some kind of initiation.

(crowd cheering)

Who's next?

I'm sick and tired
of thinking

about what Max wants.

I want to go to Tokyo,
and I want

to be a princess!

MAX:
I guess you should go.

Dr. Bronson, I changed my mind.

I want to go through with
the spinal surgery.

Late this afternoon, a clot
traveled to Riley's lungs.

What's going on?

Riley-- he's dead.

Liam! What's up, champ?!

Yo, Navid, what's up?

The Cronus guys want
another fight.

Hey, keep it down, man.

You want to advertise it
to the whole campus?

Sorry, I just
got excited.

Hey, we can't break
into the gym again,

so we need to
find a new place.

They're really
into us, man.

Navid, it's some
stupid secret club.

Who cares what they're into?

Hey, these people
have connections;

they can open doors.

I can open my own doors.

Dude, come on, don't
leave me hanging.

You started the
whole fight thing.

They way you threw down, hey,
you were like a madman.

I'm not a madman.

And I'm not some sideshow
for your new fake friends.

So, what, you're just
gonna bail on me?

Yeah, pretty much.

Navid, I got to go.
I've got a meeting

with a director
who's been hounding me.

Uh, I thought you quit
the whole acting thing.

I don't know
what I'm doing, okay?

Look, the fight
served its purpose.

It was fun
knocking around those guys.

But I got to, I got to find
a new way to channel my energy.

Great.

NAOMI:
Uh, this one's yours.

I think I'm
gonna keep it.

Yeah, sure.

I always loved it
when you wore my shirts.

So, uh...

Intimate.

Yeah, and... you looked
really damn sexy in them.

No sad faces.

Divorce sucks, but
it's the right thing.

Yeah, no, it is;
we're too young.

Yeah, and we're
too impulsive.

Getting married like that
was so Britney Spears.

(sighs) They only way
we're gonna thrive

is if we're apart.

And while we're
dividing our assets,

we should actually go
over our calendars.

I think there's a
lot of things that

we have committed
to do together.
Okay.

Um... okay.

This weekend is...

the After-School
Achievers event.

I'll let you
take that one.

What? Why would
you do that?

I mean, you're the
one who's into

raising money for
after-school programs.

But you did
all the planning for it.

I mean,
getting Ade to sing,

and putting Liam
in the football scrimmage.

Yeah, I guess it sounds like
it's our charity event.

Yeah, but...

we both also know
that we need a clean break.

Right?

Yeah, no, absolutely.

It's over; why should we linger?

(chuckles)

Okay, I will do the
charity event on my own.

And, as I always say,
no wallowing.

DIXON:
Ade thinks I played her,

but I really didn't mean it
like that, man.

Using the money from Ade's gig

to pay for Megan's scholarship
was pretty cold.

Well, no good deed
goes unpunished, right?

Megan dumped me
and Ade hates me.

Why don't you let Ade
out of her contract?

Dude, I got calls out
to everybody I know

in the music business
just to try to

get my label started.

And, right now,
Ade is my only asset.

It's like I'm hanging
by a thread here.

Yeah, tell me about it.

Feel like my only asset
to the guys in the club

is that I'm friends with Liam.

Liam? That's what
you have to offer?

Liam? I mean...

No offense or anything,
but... that's kind of sad.

I have plenty of stuff to offer.

Okay, so then stop whining
about Liam and show them.

(sighs)

So, just to be up front,
I'm not even sure

I want to do
another movie.

I just kind of fell
into the acting thing.

Oh, come on.
Look what you've been in.

Corporate Invaders?

It's not exactly high art.

Or even low art.

Or art adjacent.

(both laugh)

Well, to be perfectly honest,

you were not the first person
I thought of

to play Joe Namath.

But I'm on the board of
After-School Achievers.

Oh, yeah? My friend
Naomi's running that event.

When I heard
that you were playing

in the celebrity football game,
I started thinking about you.

And the more I thought,
the better the idea seemed.

Well, Joe Namath does have more
appeal than alien invaders.

And I can throw
a football.

I guess I'll see you
at the event.

(quietly):
Yeah.

I'm gonna have to
get you approved

by the studio,
but if you want this,

you got a real shot.

(sighs):
Wow.

Um, well, I'm... I'm
glad you thought of me.

I just need to take some
time to think it over,

make sure it's
really what I want.

Read the script.

You'll want it.

NAOMI (sighs):
Annie, I'm so happy

to see you out
of the house.

Honey, retail therapy
is very helpful.

Yeah, nothing like
a good shoe clearance

to make me forget all about
my poor, dead boyfriend.

Oh.

Trying a new approach:
gallows humor.

So not working.
(laughs)

Well, we're
here for you.

Yeah, I'm free tonight,
if you want to hang out.

We can read my medical
report and have a good cry.

(laughs)

Well, you guys are sweet,
but I'm fine.

Really, I am.

I'm just processing still,
trying not to dwell,

and doing a
lot of writing.

I write songs when I'm going
through a tough time.

Ooh, when do we get to read?

Please tell me
it's not poetry slam.

Ha! I bet it's nothing
that embarrassing.

Of course not.

Okay, these pants are
cut to practically

guarantee camel toe.

She'll take one
in every color.

NAOMI (sighs):
Girls, does this say

"sexy yet charitable"?

SILVER: More like
sidewalk sale in Palmdale.

Oh, my God, everyone's so
bitchy today. I love it.

(sighs)

So, guys, this charity
thing was Max's idea,

and now he's
not coming.

Why not?

He wants a clean break.

We have a mutual,
friendly separation,

and I don't understand
why we just can't be friends.

Well, give it
a little time.

When Liam and I broke up,
we weren't exactly friends,

and now we're roommates.

Yeah, no, I know.

I just don't like the idea
that divorce means

we have to be out of
each other's lives forever.

(scoffs) I want to be
out of Dixon's life forever.

I don't know
what it's gonna take

for him to let me
out of my contract.

Just be glad you're not
having a baby with your ex.

Oh, wait, that's right,
neither am I.

Teddy has decided that I'm not
fit to carry my own baby,

so I either have
to get a surrogate

or put my embryos
back into cold storage.

Okay, Teddy's a jerk.

But, you know what, you can
have someone else do it

and keep your
beautiful body.
Yeah.

Sorry, Ade.

No, you're right.

It wasn't a
walk in the park.

Okay, sad talk is
making me exhausted.

Let's go get coffee.

Or antidepressants?
Let's go.

Naomi's buying.

Um, you guys go.
I'm gonna catch up.

(alarm beeping)

(theme music playing)

(sighs)

What the hell is
wrong with you?

I wanted a dress,

and various other things.

Why do you even care?

'Cause it makes you look
like some trashy, washed-up

Lohan mess. And makes me
look like a bottom feeder.

Really?
Then you should tear up

my contract
and protect yourself.

Nice try, okay?

I already talked to
the store, and they're

dropping the charges
and keeping quiet.

This is staying out
of the tabloids.

You just take care of
everything, don't you?

(clears throat)

Okay, Ade, look, I get that

our professional relationship
isn't working.

I get that, okay?

But do you think this is the
smartest way of dealing with it?

I'll pretty much
try anything, Dixon.

You got to have a little faith!

Okay, well, I used
the last of that

when I agreed to
sell myself out

for your little trucker
girl's tuition money.

And I promise, I will
make that up to you.

You have my word, okay?

But you have to
give me a chance.
How?

Look, I'm working
on something, okay?

And if it happens,
we'll both be out of this

with what we want.

Thank you so much.
We'll be in touch.

She's your idea of a surrogate?
Are you kidding me?

Pretentious accent, man.

She studied
at Oxford.

She grew up
in Tarzana.

(sighs) Silver, you're being
arbitrary and stalling.

I thought you wanted
this to happen.

I do want this to happen.

I just don't want my baby--
excuse me, our baby--

being carried by someone
who I would

cross the street
just to avoid.

But you haven't
liked any of them.

My child is gonna
be inside another

woman's body
for nine months, okay?

I want to have a personal
connection with that person.

And I want them to
have a good heart.

Okay, there is one
other candidate.

I didn't bring her up

because I didn't
think you'd like her.

Shane has a sister.
Pass.

She's great. And she has
a ton of student debt,

so this would be a great way
for her to earn some money.

Where is she at school?

American University.

In D.C.? Are you kidding me?

Teddy, how am I
supposed to have a personal

relationship with someone who
doesn't even live out here?

She loves L.A., and she comes
and visits all the time.

You could visit D.C.

I mean, she's
everything you want.

What I want is
someone who is neutral.

Not someone who's on your team.

What are you talking about?

Silver, we're on the same team.
We want the same thing.

Sure we do.

Look, I have to go
back to D.C.

So I'm gonna be there
for at least six months,

so unless we
find someone now,

we're gonna
have to wait.

Teddy, I'm not
gonna wait six months.

Then at least
meet her, okay?

She's in town for a week.

(door opens, closes)

Oh, see?

There's the last box
of stuff that you forgot.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.
What is this?

Oh, silly me, I must have
grabbed the wrong box.

This is the one for
the mad scientist guy

for the After-School
Achievers event.

The one you
were gonna do.

Let me take a look.

Let me guess, the guy

you were gonna replace me with
dropped out?

No, he was six-foot-four
and looked like a felon.

I had to let him go because he
was too scary for the kids.

What?
What a shame.

(laughs)

Yeah, I mean, I have
been having difficulty

trying to replace him.

I mean, it's really hard
trying to find someone

who's sweet and
unthreatening enough...

To be a mad scientist, yeah.

To be a cute
mad scientist.

Of all the times that
you have tried to manipulate me

with flattery, this is
by far the worst attempt.

Yeah, okay, we had
a clean break.

I'm out of practice.

Come on, Max.

This was your
event to begin with.

And we can do a much
better job together.

Mm-hmm.

Max, I'm okay with
us getting a divorce

and you going to MIT.

I'm just not ready
for us to be

out of each other's
lives forever.

Can we just
be friends?

Or at least perform
science experiments

in front of large
crowds together?

Fine. Fine.
(laughs)

Let's go shop for
scary chemicals.

See? This will be great.

(laughs)

♪ ♪

It's a good call, Shirazi.

This place has some
major eye candy.

Hey, just trying
to mix it up. Cheers.

Cheers, man.

Keep it coming.

Fight night was awesome.
Right?

Yes.
Yes.

When is the next one?

Mm, and where?

Because word is
getting around.

We need a bigger place.

And you got
to bring Liam.

Where's he been, anyway?

Oh, I already
found us a place.

Yeah? Where?

Uh, Shirazi Studios.

My family, they own this, uh,
whole sound stage.

It's tons of space.

She totally wants me.

I'd give her a ride.

Oh, yeah, man,
me, too.

Wherever she needs to go.

(laughter)
Oh, yeah?

Big man on campus, huh?
Yeah, the biggest.

I don't think you got
the cojones to go for it.

Sure do.

Cojones grande.

(laughter)

Yeah, I will.
Nice night.

Uh, hi.

Excuse me. Uh, hi.

I'm Navid.

Yeah, nice night.

Yeah. Uh, okay,
so listen,

you are awesomely
attractive.

But-but I'm not trying
to pick you up.

Oh, you're-you're not?

No, uh, well, I mean,
unless you're open to it.

How could I not be?
You're irresistibly smooth.

Oh, thank you.

(both laugh)

Uh, well, here's the thing:

um, these guys that
I'm with, uh, I'm really

trying to impress
them, and so, uh--

yeah, I know
it's lame--

but if I hand you my phone,
can you just dial some numbers?

No, it doesn't have to
be your real number.

Uh, I just...

Uh... thanks.

Appreciate it.

Any chance it's
your real number?

My phone's in my purse.

Why don't you come
to my table,

we can see if it's ringing.

Love that.

(whispers):
What?

Hey, how long has that
gray car been outside?

Huh? What car?

The one with the guy
sitting in it.

The... some stalker,
paparazzo, for all we know.

Liam, we're in a really
nice neighborhood.

People are just
walking and biking

and coming and going and
sitting in their cars.

Don't be all jumpy.

Me, jumpy?

You almost flew across the room
when I opened the door.

I was deep in thought.

Anyway, that
director called

looking for you,
like, three times.

You know, she won
an Oscar last year.

You might want to think
about returning the call.

And reading the script.

Yes, okay, I will.

When I get the time.

What exactly is it that
you're so busy doing?

You know, besides
sneaking out at night.

You know what, Annie,
we're roommates.

As in, separate lives.
We can come and go as we please.

There's no sneaking.

It's just, I know you.

And I know when
something's not right.

(sighs) You know what,
I'm going for a walk.

Hey! What are you doing?

Looking for someone.
What's it to you?

Liam! Liam! Oh, my God!

What the hell is
wrong with you?!

Get away from
my house, huh?!

Let him go!

Here you go.
I'll just be a minute.

What is wrong with you?
You have a problem.

Why? 'Cause I freak out
a little bit

when there's a stalker
outside my house?

He's not a stalker, he's
just looking for someone.

You better hope
it's not a lawyer.

You are too trusting, Annie.

Liam, I get it, okay?

I was there, too.

I got shot, remember?

But we have to let
it go and move on.

Not hold it in and
freak out every time...

Where are you going?

I'm moving on
with my life, Annie,

as if nothing
ever happened.

I-I don't know.
Maybe you're right.

Maybe I just need
something to do.

Maybe it's this movie.

Who the hell knows?

(sighs)

(sighs)
Are you okay?

I'm sorry
about my roommate.

Uh, fine.
No worries.

I'm Kent.
Annie.

So, who are you
looking for, anyway?

I'm looking
for a blogger.

Or at least
my boss is.

A girl who writes
something called Undressed.

You said your
name is Annie.

Just like Annabelle
from the blog?

I work with Amanda Barnard--
Armitage Books.

She loves your writing,
and is prepared to come

out from New York
to meet with you.

How did you find me?

We tried contacting you
through your blog,

but, uh, you didn't answer.

And, well, it turns out
that some of our interns

are very good at
tracking down IP addresses.

And invading people's privacy?

You should take this as a
huge compliment, Annie.

Armitage loves
your candor.

Like Amanda says,
writing about sex is easy.

It's the pathos that
we're drawn to.

Well, my pathos is personal,
so if you'll excuse me...

You should give
it some thought.

At least meet
with Amanda?

She says your blog could be
the next Fifty Shades of Grey.

Thanks.

I get it, Dixon;
you're a startup operation,

you got one artist.

And I need a break.

See the videos I sent
you of Adrianna?

I did.

You play that thing right,

you got a gold mine
on your hands.

Yeah, well, uh,
how would you like

a key to that
gold mine?

Talk to me.

Look, Adrianna's come
a long way, okay,

but it's rough
working with an ex, man.

Been there a few times myself.

Yeah, so, uh, how
would you like to

take over her contract?

Uh, I'm sure
I couldn't afford

what you're
probably asking for.

No, no, no, I'm
sure you could.

Just, uh, send me a few of
your other artists--

less established or not--
and we'll call it even.

You trust
my judgment with that?

You trust mine
with Adrianna?

Look, I like what you've
done with her image,

and seems like she's
really cleaned up her act,

but my partners are
gonna have to see

Adrianna gig somewhere
before they sign off.

Well, Adrianna's doing a
charity event in a couple days.

Perfect.
I'll bring my people,

and if all goes well,
you got a deal.

Cheers?
Salud.

ADRIANNA: I thought
the shoplifting thing

would do the trick,
but it didn't work.

Dixon's all over me
about this charity event.

What I should sing,
what I should wear.

Maybe you should just
suck it up and get through it.

I can't, okay?

I hate being
told what to do.

Especially by his
big, round baby face.

Okay, don't let
your anger spiral, Ade.

Like I should talk.
I've been so pissed at Teddy.

Okay, Teddy isn't
lording his power over you

the way Dixon
is with me.

Are you kidding?

He's trying to make me use
Shane's sister as our surrogate.

Wait, Shane
has a sister?

Exactly!

I've never heard
of her either.

Now he's trying to
jam her down my throat.

"Rand Gunn is coming tomorrow.
Time to step it up, Ade. D."

Unbelievable.

Who's Rand Gunn?

I don't know,
probably some manager.

I'm sure Dixon's trying
to package me on a tour

with some of his artists.

A tour? Really?

Yeah, he gets to make
money while I slave away

for a year at country
fairs and amusement parks,

on a janky bus that smells like
cheese puffs, weed and funk!

Sorry, um, can he make you
go on a tour

if you don't want to?

Yeah. The only way
out of this mess

is to really blow
it up; go big.

Okay, you're starting
to scare me.

Well, maybe you
should start thinking

along the same lines.

I mean, do you really
want your ex-boyfriend's

boyfriend's sister's
womb carrying your baby?

I mean, I would make
a better surrogate.

I'm kidding.

Though, that would
totally get me out

of my contract
with Dixon.

Hmm.

(sighs)

WOMAN: Well, I'm glad
you finally called.

(laughing)

Okay, okay.

Um, I never... been to Paris.

Whoa! I've been to
Paris a few times.

And I haven't.
Another shot for me.

No, no, no, no, that's not
how you're supposed to play.

I'm the one who's
supposed to take the shot.

(laughs):
Don't be silly.

(both sigh)

Whoo!

That was good.
One more.

So, um, how long have you
been staying in L.A.?

I'm just here for
a job interview.

Oh. So, you're
moving here?

Well, I don't know
if it's gonna pan out.

But at least
I didn't waste a trip.

What do you mean?
I mean, I got to meet you.

Oh.

(laughs)

You are so cute.

Thanks.

Yeah... you're pretty amazing.

My friends, they, uh,

they didn't think
I had a chance.

Really?
Mm-mm.

Oh, well, maybe you shouldn't
hang out with such idiots.

MAX:
So, I thought the old

erupting volcano
would be a good place to start.

That's always reliable.

I like exploding
soda bottles, too.

Kids love explosions.

This is like high school
science lab all over again.

Well, I have a bad reputation
for science phobia.

You refused to
gather dirt samples.

And don't get me
started on your rants

about the periodic table.

I was right about that;
they do need to come up

with better names.

Zirconium is the only
one that you can remember,

and that's because
it's synonymous

with tacky, fake
QVC diamonds.

Imagine if it were
called... Morocco.

Why Morocco?

It's somewhere
fabulous and exotic.

That's an element that I
would want to know more about.

Oh, no, no, no!

Oh, wow.
Okay, okay,
okay, okay!

Okay.

You got it over-excited.

Yeah, this girl can't help it.

(laughs)

Hey. Hey, stop.

(both laugh)

Hi.
Hey.

Good morning. Sleep well?

I'm still asleep.

I didn't sleep at all.

Hi, Ade. Uh...

I'll-I'll see you
later, Naomi.

What is that?

Max spent the night.

And what does that mean?

I think it means we have an
undeniable attraction.

Or it means you're just
horny and vulnerable.

No, it's way
more than that.

What if separating now
is a mistake?

I mean, we're
married, right?

We're not supposed
to just give up.

Clearly, after last night,
it's too soon to call it quits.

ANNOUNCER:
Welcome to

the After-School Achievers
Charity Event,

our special guest,
Terrell Owens!

Hello, everyone!

(cheering)

I'm Terrell Owens. Thank you

for coming to the After-School
Achievers Invitational.

We're here for a great cause:

after-school programs
in sports, science and arts,

and to have a good time,
so everybody bring it!

(cheering)

LIAM:
Hey, T.O.

I'm Liam Court.
I know. Corporate Invaders.

"I'm going
to blow your brains out."

That's some good stuff.

(chuckles)
Thanks, man. Well, um...

I'm quarterbacking
the Hollywood Vines,

but I'm just pumped to be
on the same field as you.

Hey, I love me some me, too.
(chuckles)

Look, I know this is
a scrimmage, but, um...

let's give these people
a real game to watch, huh?

Hey, I'll do whatever
it takes to win.

Just air it out.

Sounds good.

Max. We're up soon.

Yep.

So... about last night...

I know.

Right?

It was a huge mistake.
What?

I... I mean, I-I don't know
how it happened. It just...

Well, I mean, I do.

It's-it's
obvious that...

the attraction is still there,
but it-it was a huge mistake.

Yeah, huge. I mean,
if you're gonna make a mistake,

make a big one, right?

A big, harmless mistake.

No harm, no foul.

I'm into this whole
sports thing.

I need to get ready
for our show, so I am gonna go.

All right?

Okay.

LIAM:
Hey! Ten-hut!

(cheering)

ANNIE:
I hope this

movie thing works out for Liam.

Give him something
to channel his energy into.

Yeah, he keeps
things bottled up.

(sighs)
I know. I mean,

being held hostage,
that was really intense.

Talking about it
would probably help.

He isn't very big
on talking.

Or sharing personal stuff
that's happened.

Maybe he doesn't
want to relive it.

Yeah, I know
how that feels.

But... people need
to be able to talk

about the stuff
they've been through.

The... pathos.

Ade said it best.

I mean, getting it out
feels good.

(sighs)

Like what happened
with Riley?

That. And other things.

I still haven't processed
what happened with Patrick.

Patrick.

That feels like
forever ago.

Yeah, I'm, like, the queen
of delayed reactions.

Now my biggest fear
is Dixon finding out someday.

I mean, he would
freak out.

Well, I mean, you
don't know that.

Give him some credit.

Unlike, say, Teddy, Dixon's
not a judgmental guy.

And, you know, if it's
worrying you so much,

maybe you should just
tell him, get it over with.

(sighs)
Yeah.

Maybe you're right.

Chemistry is really just about
how different elements react

when they're put together.

Dry ice is solid
carbon dioxide,

and when its temperature is
raised by plain old water--

(gasps)
look at that--

creates this fog.

Sometimes the two
elements freeze,

sometimes the
two elements melt,

sometimes the two
elements combust,

and sometimes
the two elements

think they made a huge mistake
and they evaporate.

(kids oohing)

MAX:
Oh, look at that bubble!

How big can it get?
And just like that...

(kids gasp)

...poof, it's gone.
(kids aahing)

Well, Professor Naomi,

not gone. You
see, the matter--

the dry ice-- now,
that ice has gone

from solid
directly to gas,

bypassing the liquid
state entirely.

Yes, but, Professor Max,

where is it?

Can anyone see it?

No.
KIDS:
No.

It's gone.

Dissipated
into nothingness.

Basically, the two elements
had a 100% clean...

break.
(kids gasp)

Well, nothingness, uh,
means anti-matter, and...

that's... a whole
nother matter!

(kids laughing)

And all that really matters

is that the lovely bubble...

...it's as if it never
existed at all.

(quietly):
Are you okay?

(quietly):
Yes, I'm... just...

not okay, no.

Can you please
finish this yourself?

And... that is a good way

to lead into our next
chemical interaction.

She'd be a great look for us.
Definitely.

Hey, Dixon!

Hey.
What's up, buddy?

My partners are here.

We're excited to see
Adrianna's performance.

Ooh, you're gonna
love it. Promise.

Yeah.

Here she is. A-Ade. Ade.

Ade, uh, this is
Rand Gunn.
Oh!

Hey. Sorry, I was
in my zone.

Nice to meet you, Rand.

I sure hope my performance
doesn't disappoint you.

I have something
very special planned.

RAND:
Amazing.

ANNOUNCER: Third and long
for the Hollywood Vines.

With just 13 seconds left
to play, this is it, folks!

All right, they're leaving
a huge hole in the middle.

T.O., you work the sideline,
I'll hit you in the end zone.

All right? On one. Ready?

All right, green 58!

Set! Hut!

(cheering)

ANNOUNCER:
With that amazing pass

and T.O.'s awesome catch, the
Hollywood Vines clinch the win

and $50,000 more
to after-school charities!

Who knew the star
of Corporate Invaders

also had a golden arm?

Yes!

(cameras clicking)

(panting)

(panting)

(sighs)

PIPPA:
You undersold yourself.

Got quite an arm.

You okay?

Yeah, yeah. I'm...

just a little winded.

You're a natural.

Start growing your hair
and sideburns out, Mr. Namath.

Yeah?

All that's left is for you
to meet the execs at the studio

so they can sign off.

And they will. I'll see to it.

Cool.
Get ready

'cause this movie's
gonna change your life.

You thought
you were famous before?

This is gonna send you
into the stratosphere.

Hey.

Look, I'm sorry.
I didn't...

No, you were just
being honest,

which is fine.

I'm just a little surprised...

that you called last night
a huge mistake.

That's not really what I meant.

Means everything between us
was a huge mistake.

That's why you wanted
a clean break, right?

So, poof, it's gone forever

just like that stupid
dry ice bubble.

No.

Look, the only...

I just think that

I need to cut all ties
for a while

because-because
I care about you.

Too much, in fact,
to be just friends right now.

(groans)

When you say it like that,
it sounds all sensible.

I mean, it doesn't feel good.

Yeah, I know.

I mean, I want
to be friends, too.

We do have a very special...

chemistry.

Yeah, the science metaphors
are sort of dork.

The only way that we're both
gonna get some clarity

about what we need
and who we are

is if we spend
a little time apart.

Yeah.

I'm not trying to hurt you
or-or make you crazy...

...er.

(chuckles)

It's just so abrupt,

you know?

I wish we could have...

some sort of-- I don't know--

formal good-bye
or proper send-off.

I just want closure.

I know.

Me, too.

Yeah.

ANNOUNCER:
Coming up on the main stage,

a musical performance
by Adrianna Tate-Duncan.

So...
(clears throat)

you been thinking
about Shane's sister?

Actually, Teddy, I have, uh,
someone I want you to consider.

She's someone
that we both know well.

Adrianna.

(laughs)

You can't be serious.

(sighs)

Silver, I love her to death,
but that is ridiculous.

It's no more ridiculous
than Shane's sister,

whom I've never even met.

At least Ade lives in L.A.

I don't think proximity is
the most important factor here.

Wh-What about stability?

Did you forget Ade
switching out your meds?

She is completely stable.

And she's more than
made that up to me.

I...

Teddy, you're asking me

to consider a total stranger.

(sighs)

Okay.

And did you talk
to Ade about this?

Yeah, we dis...
we discussed it.

We're not just having
a pregnancy, okay?

We're having a child.

We need to be able
to hear each other,

and to compromise.

You gave me someone
to think about,

I'm just doing the same.

ANNOUNCER:
The After-School Achievers

is proud to present
on center stage,

Unfaithful Records
recording artist...

Hey, Dixon. Uh, you
have plans later?

Uh, depends on how this goes.

Okay, well,
there's something

that I want to
talk to you about,

if you have the time.
It's kind of personal...

Uh, hold on, hold on.
Um, she's about to come on.

(sighs)

ANNOUNCER:
Please give her a hand.

(cheering)

Hi, I'm Adrianna.

And I have something very
special planned for you guys.

Dixon,

this is for you.

(clears throat)

♪ I don't... ♪

(clears throat)

(off-key):
♪ I don't miss your kiss... ♪

♪ It left me cold as ice ♪

♪ And I got news
for you, Dixon! ♪

♪ I'm done with being ♪

♪ Nice... ♪
Okay.

Uh, that's new.

♪ 'Cause now it's... ♪

She's lost her mind.

What the hell does she
think she's doing?

Maybe she's going
through something.

So, she has to go up there
and look like a trashy hooker?

Well...
She's gonna blow this
for the both of us.

If you heard
her side...

Annie, I can't take you
defending her right now, okay?

No matter what her reasoning is,
this is messed up, okay?

ADRIANNA:
And guess what?

♪ I refuse to be a whore ♪

(crowd gasping)

♪ Babe, you don't
want me anymore ♪

♪ You don't want me,
you don't want me... ♪

♪ You don't want me ♪

I got to go.

♪ Anymore. ♪

So, what'd you think?

Rand Gunn was here to see you!

Yeah, and?

And?

And he wanted to work with you.

And I was gonna release you,

so you could work
with him without me.

Wait, you were finally
gonna let me go?

If his partners
would've signed off,

he was was gonna take
over your contract, okay?

(sighs)
(chuckles)
He was gonna give me

a few of his other artists
to produce in exchange.

God, why didn't
you tell me?!

Because you
wouldn't listen!

Instead, you were
too busy pretending

that I was the bad
guy in all this.

When, honestly, Ade,
you're the bad guy.

So, I'm done, okay?

You're released.
You happy?

I-I can't even try
to work with you.

Yes, Teddy, Adrianna
was a dumb choice.

Yeah.
I know that.

Well, then why?

'Cause.

Because I want it to be me.

I want to carry my own baby.

I thought we were past that.
I'm not!

Getting diagnosed

with the BRCA gene
was supposed to give me

all these choices, right?

Well, every choice
I've had to make

has been about
giving something up.

My breasts,
my ovaries, my life.

Do I get to have a baby?

Should I wait till I'm married?

Should I just be a single mom?

I don't know, but it's
my choice, it's up to me.

I'm 20 years old.

I'm tired of giving things up.

I know, Silver. I'm sorry.

I can carry our baby.

Even if you hate me.

I don't hate you.

Silver, I was
pissed, okay?

Still am.

And I felt betrayed,
but I-I... I don't hate you.

Then... let me do this.

Just let me do this, please.

I wish I could believe
it was a good idea

for you to carry our baby.

I really do. I just...

(sighs)

...just don't.

I'm sorry for that.

I... I'm not trying
to be a dick.

Maybe not.

But I cannot bring
a new person into this world

coming from a place
of fear and negativity.

That's not what we're doing.

We're just taking care
of ourselves.

Of both of us.

(sniffles)

Okay.

Okay.

If you think
Shane's sister is the...

the perfect person,

then, yeah, I'm open
to meeting her.

I'll let her know.

But if this works out, then...

I get to go to D.C. and visit
her whenever I want, okay?

There might be a little
wrinkle with that.

(scoffs)

She's open to moving to L.A.

Seriously?

Okay.

Silver, no pressure.

If you don't like her,
she's not our surrogate.

I promise you that.

With Armitage Books
behind you,

your blog has
a real shot

at finding the audience
that it deserves.

We have the best publicity
and marketing team

in the business.

Well, that sounds great,
but I'm...

I'm sorry, I just can't.

What?

This is a huge
opportunity.

There are people in my life
that still don't know

about some of the things
I've written.

Are you aware
of what you're giving up here?

Money, fame, exposing
my entire soul to the world--

yeah, I'm aware.

All right, Annie, you can
play coy all you want,

but you showed up
to this meeting

when you could have e-mailed
a simple "No, thank you."

Which leads me to believe
that you have a price.

So, let's just get right
down to it, shall we?

What would it take to get you
to let us publish your work?

Your guarantee that nobody
will ever know I wrote it.

You want to publish anonymously?

You would be a smash
on a book tour.

It's non-negotiable.

Well, if that's the only way.

I'll take a flier
and publish anonymously.

Really?
Yes.

The material will
just have to speak for itself.

Welcome to
Armitage Books,

Author X.

(chuckles)

(knocking)

Hey.
Hi.

Come on in;
she's already here.

Okay.

Hello.

Oh. Hi.

TEDDY:
Silver, this is Michaela.

It's so nice to meet you.

You, too.

Cool.

I'm really nervous.
(laughs)

Me, too.

Good, good. Um...

I'm gonna sit.

(clears throat)

(sighs)

Uh... well...

I don't even know what to ask.

I mean, do you have
any questions?

Look, Teddy told me

all about you and
the whole situation.

Sounds complicated.

Yeah. It is.

But you should know
that I really

admire you for
what you're doing.

I mean, you have to be
so incredibly brave

to trust somebody you just met
to carry your baby.

I'd really like the chance
to be that person.

(knocking)

(chuckles)

(chuckles softly)

Hey.
Hey, man.

Ready to go?

Uh, check-in's not for an hour.

Want to come in and say hi?
Shane's sister is here.

We're talking to her
about being our surrogate.

Hey, Silver.
Hey.

And...

Uh... hi.
Hi.

I'm Navid.

Michaela. Nice to meet you.

Yeah. Likewise.

(sighing)

Knowing that was
the last time made it so...

...epic.

I'm gonna miss you,
Naomi.

A lot.

Did you bag that chick
from the bar?

She looked like
she was actually falling

for whatever line
you gave her.

Ah, nah. Struck out.

Nice, man.
(chuckles)

You just won me 300 bucks.

♪ ♪

Is Liam coming?

Well, look who's here.
(crowd cheering)