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[male narrator]
Previously on "The O.C.."

- I want you out of my house.
- Mom's kind of a train wreck.

[Kirsten]
What kind of mother
just abandons her child?

- She has to come back, right?
- What if they don't find her?

In the morning, I'll take him
to Child Services.

- Are you running away?
- Got a better idea?

[Marissa]
Where are we?

It's one of my mom's
housing developments.

- How much do you need?
- A $100,000.

What are you doing
with my girlfriend?

Kill me
and quit talking about it.

[grunting]

[male #1]
Dude, this place is on fire.
We gotta go.

- I'm sorry.
- Ryan Atwood?

- We got some questions for you.
- It was an accident.

[male #2]
Then we've got some questions
for you too.

We gotta stop meeting like this.

Some good news.

Kirsten's company has dropped
all arson charges.

Which means, pending
your probation hearing

you'll be out, no problem.

- When's that?
- Thirty to sixty days.

I could have you out sooner
if I could release you

into the care
of a parent or a guardian.

- He gets to leave?
- Who? Luke?

Well, according to both of you,
the fire was an accident.

He's got no priors.
His record's clean.

And he has someone
to take him home.

Ryan, you know, if I could..

It's gonna be okay.

[scoffs]

My mom ditched me,
I burned your wife's house down

how is this gonna be okay?

- We'll find your mother.
- And what if we don't?

We will do whatever it takes.

I mean what if I don't
wanna find her?

If only you'd come to me
instead of running away.

Why? So I could end up in
Child Services and foster care?

You could have died
in that fire.

Look, you've done
more than enough.

I can take care of myself.

Won't be that different
from how it's been.

We'll talk again
before your hearing.

Tell your wife thanks.

Already did.

[indistinct chatter]

[male #3]
'Step back.'

I'm sorry.

You ain't now,
but you will be.

[theme song]

♪California here we come ♪

♪Right back
where we started from ♪

♪California ♪♪ California ♪

♪ Here we come ♪

♪ Oh ♪♪

[Kirsten]
'Now all we need
are the Bellinis.'

And can you make mine a double?

Wow. You're all set up
for your Newpsie Convention.

Hey, when-when do
these vultures land?

Soon. And I'm sure that I have
a doily out of place somewhere.

Good. Gives them something
to talk about.

'I-I don't know why
you have these woman over.'

- 'You don't like them.'
- I don't don'tlike them.

'I grew up with these women.
They're my oldest friends.'

- Besides, it's for charity.
- Oh, what's on the agenda?

What event are you
dragging me to this week?

Casino Night.

You know,
this home-from-the-office

housewife thing, it's really..

- Disturbing?
- Hot.

'Disturbingly hot.'

Hey, what you doing?

Nothing. I'm grounded.

Well, you're handling it well.

You're lucky
you're only grounded.

- You gonna see him?
- Ryan? No.

There's nothing
I can do for him right now.

Yeah? You think he's okay?

Well, there's a reason
why I like to try

to keep kids
out of those places.

And you just,
you can't get him out?

You're just not
a good enough lawyer?

My hands are tied
unless we can find his mother.

So then why can't he stay here?

I will not have
this conversation again.

Rosa, can you make sure
that the scones go inside?

[Seth]
'Yeah, well,
if anything happens to Ryan'

then it's all on you, so I just
hope you can live with that.

What I can't live with
is if something

was to happen to you
because of him--

Like I meet someone
who doesn't suck?

We are not his parents.
I am not his mother.

Good thing.

Hey. Get back here. Apologize.

[door bell rings]

- Ladies.
- Sandy, hi, how are you?

Are you holding up okay?
That poor boy.

- He's locked up, yes?
- Yeah, temporarily.

Well, nobody blames you
for bringing him

into the community.
You're so trusting, Sandy.

Hey, Julie.
Their house looks good.

I thought you said
it burned down.

Oh, not this one,
one of Kirsten's developments.

Luckily, she has so many.

Well, I should be off.

Gotta find the next kid
to jeopardize the community.

Maybe a black kid
or an Asian kid.

Bye, ladies.

- How about a Bellini?
- Yes!

Look at this food!

[indistinct chatter]

Who's sorry now?
You got a problem?

You disrespecting me?

As long as you here,
you best watch out for me, man.

Well, I think it's
an absolute embarrassment that

the fundraiser's two days away
and we still don't have a theme.

Well, I thought
it was Casino Night.

Oh, I thought
it was Monte Carlo Night.

- No, it's Vegas Night.
- See, this is a travesty.

[female #1]
'I mean, it can't be
Monte Carlo Night.'

Cotillion is coming up.

I mean, don't you remember
our amendment?

No two black-tie events
in the same month.

I'll be right back.

Um, I have to go, uh..

...check on the thing.

She's been through so much.

Her son was friends
with that boy.

[all gasps]

[indistinct chatter]

[Kirsten]
Where do you think you're going?

[chuckles]

- What are you doing out here?
- I'm taking a Newpsie break.

- Where are you going?
- I'm not going anywhere.

Seth.

I'm going to juvie
to visit Ryan.

No. No, you're not. No way.

- Okay. Bye.
- Seth.

I know that I am not
the perfect Carol Brady mom

but I love you
and I am trying to protect you.

I have dropped
all the charges against him.

I have hired somebody
to find his mother.

What more do you want?

I would like you to go with me.

Kirsten? Oh, there you are.

We're talking about the bunting.
Is acetate okay?

- Sounds great.
- Okay.

Give me 15 minutes
to lose the ladies.

Can I try this on?

Hey, Summer,
my dad's home, you know.

You say that
like it's a bad thing.

Oh, gross!

Your dad's always home these
days. What's up with that?

Hey, Luke, it's me.

I just wanted to talk.

So call me.

Um, please.

Still hasn't called you back?

He was in lockup.
Maybe he's into dudes now.

God, he loves you.

He got in a fight and burnt
a house down over you.

That's hot.
What more do you need?

- How about talking to me?
- Well, he'll get over it.

He can't really think
you're into that Chino kid.

So how's your mother?

Uh, just married.

Marissa, you've got company.

- Oh, my God!
- Sorry.

Alright. Hi, Summer.
I'm, I'm, I'm Seth Cohen.

I live,
I live right next door. I..

- What's up?
- I..

What?

Yes, what is up.

Uh, I'm going to visit Ryan.

I thought, you know,
maybe you'd like to come.

- I'm sure he'd love to see you.
- Uh, what's that, Seth?

Did you say you need a ride
to a "Star Wars" convention?

The "Star Wars" convention?
I'm sorry, her top was off.

You couldn't have at least
said "X-Men" for me?

Look, I can't go with you.
I can't see Ryan.

I mean, Luke's not talking
to me as it is.

So what? Ryan's in jail.
I thought we were all friends.

It's just..
It's too complicated.

- To visit him?
- I can't, okay?

Yeah, fine. Whatever.

[indistinct chatter]

Let's just make
this quick, okay?

[indistinct chatter over PA]

- Kirsten and Seth Cohen.
- Here you go.

Thank you.

[Seth]
Hey.

- What happened to your neck?
- It's nothing.

- You okay?
- Great.

[Seth]
So I'm sorry
the plan didn't work.

I thought I had it figured out.

I thought you were safe.
I was wrong.

Hey, what's the matter, huh?
Give me a smile.

[sighs]

So Marissa seemed pretty weird
when I tried to talk to her.

What happened between you guys?

You got a nice swerve on you,
lady. You fine.

- Hey, leave her alone.
- Ryan, it's okay.

Are you joking?
Is this your little honey?

'Come here, bitch,
I wanna get a look at you.'

- Seth, let's go now.
- I only need like two minutes.

- Leave her alone.
- Seth, now.

- What you gonna do?
- 'Guards!'

Guards! Guards!

I'll kill you, punk!
I'll kill you!

[indistinct chatter]

You're dead! You hear me?
You're dead!

Seth, what did we say?
No video games.

Oh.

I never knew you to be
an impulse shopper.

[Kirsten]
I didn't know what else to do.

Did you tell him
it was permanent?

No, of course not.

'Cause we can't keep
jerking this kid around

pulling him out of juvie,
sending him to the foster care

giving him hope
and, and taking it away.

They were gonna kill him
in that place, Sandy.

He couldn't stay there.

But he can't stay here.
We've got to find his mother.

- He doesn't wanna find her.
- He's a kid.

- He doesn't know what he wants.
- 'So I guess I won't unpack.'

- Hey.
- Hi, man.

Help yourself to a wide
assortment of breakfast cereals.

So, Ryan, what, uh..

What exactly happened
that night with Marissa

before Luke showed up?

- She came to see me.
- And?

- And I told her to leave.
- You asked her to leave?

That's it.
You two were up there

all alone and you expect me
to believe that--

I thought I was taking off
in the morning.

It didn't seem right.

Well, I mean,
you're still here.

- She lives next door.
- I don't know.

I said some things.

So now's your chance
to take it back.

Hey. I'm off. They're waiting
for me in the ballroom.

Those ladies can't do anything
unless I'm there.

Hey, you should come.
It'll be fun.

Well, not fun,
but it's for charity.

No, thanks.

Marissa, honey, enough moping.

It's very sweet that you're
so concerned about this boy

but he's in the system now.
He's being taken care of.

And he's not your responsibility
because he's in love with you.

He's notin love with me.

Why not? He thinks
he's too good for you?

Actually, he thinks
I'm too good for him.

[scoffs]
Well, he's right.
But that's the past.

And you need to focus on
the future, which means Luke.

You've invested so much
with Luke, honey.

Your relationship has
too much potential

to be squandered
by some silly misunderstanding.

So I want you to finish
your hair, put on a nice top

and please come join me
at the club, hmm?

Okay.

- Thanks, mom.
- That's what I'm here for.

I have to make some calls,
so if you could finish up

in the kitchen,
that would be terrific.

Where are you going?

[Sandy]
'Oh, I've got
an early court date'

then I'm in and out
of the office.

I have to set up for
Casino Night. What about Ryan?

I got two calls in the private
investigator about his mother.

Yeah, but what am I supposed
to do with him?

Take him with you.
Spend some time together.

- With all those women there?
- Sure. They'll love him.

[indistinct chatter]

- Oh, hi, Julie.
- Kirsten, Seth.

Uh, Julie, this is Ryan.

I'm Julie Cooper.
I've heard so much about you.

- Nice to meet you too.
- Oh, there he is.

- Hey, Mrs. Cooper.
- Hey, Luke.

- How you doing?
- Hey, Luke.

Oh. Hi, Luke.
Thanks for coming.

Yeah, you know,
anything I can do to help.

You know, make amends
for what happened.

- Luke, it's good to see you.
- Oh, hi.

Uh, Ryan, I forgot
that he was coming.

- If you wanna..
- No, I'm here. How can I help?

Well, now that we have
our big, strong, strapping men

time for heavy lifting.

Hey. I was hoping
maybe we could talk.

Which one of us
did you wanna talk to?

[Marissa]
'Luke, come on.'

I'm sorry, I, uh, feel like
ever since I've gotten here

I've screwed everything up.

No, I'm sorry.
It's my fault too.

I mean, I never should have
left Luke to see you that night.

And those things
you said before..

Oh, I didn't..
What I, what I said..

You were right.

We're from
two different worlds.

I'm glad you're okay.

Okay. What happened
up at that house--

I don't wanna hear
about it, alright?

You and I have nothing
to say to each other.

I don't know who you are
or what you're doing here.

All I know is,
you and me, we're done.

Okay, boys. Uh, Ryan,
why don't you come with me?

New project.

- Thank you.
- How dare they?

This boy is violent.
He's a menace.

I mean, they may forgive
and forget, but I don't.

'Who's to say
he won't do it again?'

[Taryn]
'Hmm, you're right.
You are right.'

[Julie]
All I know is that the police

are taking criminals
off the street

'and Sandy Cohen is putting them
in my backyard.'

- How does she put up with it?
- Who, Kirsten?

She's never home.
She's always working.

Building her empire or whatever.

[Taryn]
'I feel sorry for her.'

Dr. Phil did a show on mothers

who avoid their home life by
becoming workaholics. So sad.

[Julie]
'I just hope she has a vault and
she keeps her jewels locked up.'

She has very expensive brooches.
Did you see--

Hey, ladies.
Care if I join you?

You mind?

So, I couldn't help
but overhear.

I.. Well-well,
I hope that you're not--

Mad? Offended? No.

I am disappointed.

And frankly,
I'm a little surprised.

This is supposed
to be a community

that welcomes outsiders.

I mean, me,
I'm all the way from the Bronx.

And you're from,
from what, Riverside, right?

Which is not that different
really from where Ryan's from.

Excuse me a minute.

Hello?

Yeah. Dawn. That's her.

Uh-huh.

Good job.

Okay. Bye.

Thanks for the muffin.

Can I have a napkin now?

What am I supposed to do with
the 120,000 pounds of concrete?

Get a new mixer.

Just call me when you know.

What do you do exactly?
Real estate or construction?

Dude, don't ask.

I tried to explain it
to Seth once

and he fell asleep
halfway through.

Okay, but, I..

Yeah, that's pretty much true.

- Try me.
- Oh.

My dad is
in real estate development.

He owns the Newport Group.

Wow. You guys built
the, uh, the mall?

Civic Auditorium, baseball
stadium, stuff like that?'

Mm-hmm, and I'm in charge
of residential development.

So you deal with
the contractors, the architects

'planning
and zoning commission?'

How'd you know?

I worked construction
a couple of summers.

And I used to want
to be an architect.

- And what do you wanna be now?
- Seventeen.

Me too.

Hey, I thought you were
setting up at the, um..

You will not believe
what Sandy Cohen said to me.

He basically called me
white trash.

- He said I was from Riverside.
- Honey, you are from Riverside.

It was his tone.

Compared me to that boy
who started the fire

and to bring him
to our function.

Kirsten is out of control.

'What, she thinks the rules
don't apply to her?'

'Now, I know you were young,
but how you ever'

'dated that woman
I'll never understand.'

I have half a mind
to call her and tell--

Leave Kirsten alone.

She's the one paying our bills.

What are you talking about?

You know that, uh, problem
I was having at work?

Well, she solved it.

You went to Kirsten
for a handout?

Jimmy, how do you think
this makes us look?

I wouldn't really call it
a handout.

Oh, really?
What would you call it?

[sighs]

A hundred thousand dollars.

[clanking]

[indistinct chatter]

- That machine ate my change.
- Okay, okay.

That one's always broken.
Here you go.

Try the next one over.

Dawn Atwood?
Sandy Cohen, Ryan's attorney.

- I'd love to talk to you.
- I can't talk.

This stupid thing's stuck.

It'll only take
a couple of minutes.

Damn it!

How is he?

Why don't we grab a cup
of coffee and talk about it?

There's some great
historical homes in the area.

We can always go
on an architectural tour.

Yeah, those things are awesome.

Yeah, I'd like that.

Hey, Ry.

Thank you, Rosa.

Uh, oh, thanks.

No, thank you, Rosa.

So, Dawn, how long you been
working at the Laundromat?

Uh, not long.
Just a couple weeks.

What happened to the restaurant?

Um, they were making cutbacks.

You got fired.

Well, it was for the best.

'They had rats, cockroaches.'

'Disgusting.'

You seen Trey?

Oh, I went to visit him
at the prison.

He wouldn't see me.

Where are you living these days?

With friends.
I-I'm between places right now.

Why don't you stay here tonight?

What about A.J.?

Umm, no. I broke up with him.

We're through.

No more.

I-I put up with too much.

He laid his hands on me
and Ryan too many times.

- Mom.
- What?

I-I'm just saying
he was a bad influence

you know, with his drinking--

'Cause A.J. was the problem.

Hey, I haven't touched
a drop since I dumped

his sorry ass last week.

The scum he used
to bring into the house.

His whole coke thing.

Where you going?

It was bad enough living
through it the first time.

Ryan. Wait, sweetie.

Uh, sorry.

- Will you at least talk to me?
- What are you even doing here?

I-I came for you.

Why? What do you want from me?

You left a note.

- A note.
- Okay, let me explain--

You abandoned me. You threw
me out. You just took off.

I know, honey, I was..

And A.J.
and the drinking and..

It's gonna be different now.

That's what you said
when we moved from Fresno

after dad got arrested.

I-I'm gonna be different now.

'We have a chance
to start over, babe.'

Uh, uh, we've never
had people like them

you know, who,
who wanted to help us.

Right.

So someone offers you
a nice place to stay

and suddenly, you're all
about the mom thing.

I didn't know what I was doing
when I married your dad.

'I was too young
when I had your brother.'

But with you..

You were always the smart one,
you know?

'The good one.'

And when you got arrested..

...I knew I'd failed and..

...you were my last hope.

I should go.

'Wait.'

You ever gonna
forgive me, kiddo?

Let's just go slow, huh?

Okay.

Whatever you want.

I'm not gonna lose you again.

- So where did they go anyways?
- I don't know. Out.

Alright, so we'll just wait
for happy hour to end and--

Seth, we need to be supportive.

She seems like she's trying.

Yeah, but how do you know?

I mean,
this woman abandoned him

and now all she has to do
is show up?

Come on. She should be the one
that's on probation, not Ryan.

What do you want me to do?

Invite her to stay,
so we can keep an eye on her?

Yes, that is exactly
what I want you to do.

[Dawn laughs]

What a beautiful walk.

The water's so warm.
Not that Ryan would know.

You used to love
going in the water.

Not with all my clothes on.

Ah, I'm an embarrassment
to my son.

Welcome to my world.

Well, we should
probably head out soon.

Actually, I was thinking.

Uh, you just got here,
you have nowhere to stay

and, uh, we're all just
getting to know each other.

- We're having a party tonight.
- Right.

Not for me.
But thanks though.

- Vegas Night.
- Vegas, huh?

Oh, it's very kind of you
to offer

but I-I don't have
anything to wear.

Oh, we'll find something.

[sighs]

[Sandy]
Hey! Kirsten does
the same thing.

Washes the dishes before
putting them in the dishwasher.

I never know whether
they're clean or dirty.

We never had a dishwasher.

- So how's everything going?
- Okay, I guess.

We had a good day.

You know, you being
with your mother doesn't mean

we're not gonna
still see each other.

She really likes it here.

She talked about finding
someplace small nearby..

...in the numbered streets.

[Dawn]
'So..'

...how do I look?

All their parties are like this?

Pretty much.

Well, let's clean them out, kid.

- Kirsten.
- Excuse me.

Another perfect event.

So business is good?

Yeah, it's good. It's good.

- I love your dress.
- You do? It's yours.

- Um, hi.
- Hey. How are you?

- Good to see you.
- Yeah.

- Would you like a drink?
- I'd love one.

- Okay.
- It's all fabulous.

- Just fabulous.
- Oh, thank you.

How much did you get
for the hug?

- Betting kind of big, mom?
- Well, it's for charity.

Besides, the count's
way positive.

You're counting?

It's not a single deck.

Oh, honey, if I teach you
anything in this world

the count goes way higher
with multiple decks.

Blackjack.

Oh! Ooh!

See, honey?

My luck's
turning around already.

Yes!

That's beautiful.
I told you we could do it.

'I told you too!'

[Dawn laughing]

Excuse me.

Uh, tonic water
and lime, please?

My boy.

Lucky for him,
he's got my brains.

Go.

Have fun with your friend.

I'll be fine.
You don't have to babysit me.

- Hi.
- Hi.

So is that your mom?

Yeah.

She came back, so I guess
that means you're going home.

Yeah, I guess.

Well, good luck with everything.

You too. Have a nice life.

[slot machines beeping]

Well, you should go.

Hi, Summer. Seth Cohen.

I'm superstitious.
Blow on these.

- What?
- Blow.

Ah! Oh, my God!

Do it again.

[screams]
You're not going anywhere, Sid.

- Seth.
- Whatever.

- Okay.
- Blow.

You can't just not talk to me.

Watch me.

It's not like you're
totally innocent in all this.

I mean, you didn't
have to attack him.

What was I supposed to do?

You left me to go up there
for him.

It's not like that.
It was a mistake.

Hell, yeah.

- Hi, Sandy.
- Hey, Julie.

I came to apologize
and say thank you.

The check
that you guys gave Jimmy.

You never know who your friends
are until you're in need.

And we needed that 100 grand.

It was our pleasure.
You can't take it with you.

- Hi.
- What do you want?

Nothing happened
with Marissa and me.

- I don't wanna talk about it.
- Listen.

She chose you.
You're the one she wants.

Uh, can I get
a seven and seven, please?

Nerves. Tough game of poker.

Thank you.

Yeah, we could
have a little piece.

Always does the trick.

You rock, Stanley.

Hey.

Let's try again.

Oh, crap. My damn luck, huh?

Well, pony up, honey.
Don't be shy.

Ah!

My new best friend. Thank you.

Uh, don't you think
you've had enough?

Uh, you're right.

Just gotta learn to celebrate
without the sauce.

Well, no one said
it was gonna be easy.

Could we talk?
It's important.

Of course. Excuse us.

Sure.

You want to hear
something so funny?

[chuckles]
Always.

Sandy Cohen had no idea
Kirsten wrote you that check.

Imagine being so rich
you don't tell your husband

you're giving away $100,000.

Right. You know what?

Who needs chips?
You got Kirsten.

What did you say to him?

You don't even care how this

makes me feel
that you went to her.

I didn't have any choice.

You didn't wanna talk about it.

I was trying to save us.

Our family was in trouble.

Looks like
we're not the only ones.

A hundred thousand dollars?

Hey, this is more
than I make in a year.

It's just a loan
of, of my money.

It's not the money.
It's that you never told me.

I know. I..

- I don't know why.
- I got a couple of ideas.

Let me take you on a little
journey through my neuroses

for the past hour or so.

Sandy, I promise
it was just a loan.

There's nothing more to it.
He was in trouble.

There was no one else
he could tell.

So what's your excuse?

Sandy, uh, I don't know
what Julie said to you.

I'm trying to have a private
conversation with my wife.

Two Mountain Dews, my good man.

Thank you.
Ryan, greatest night ever.

It's like one of those nights
when the stars

and the cosmos
and the moon align

and it's just, like, wow.

Thank you. How's your mom doing?

High rolling.
She was made for this place.

Yeah? Well, then maybe
this could work.

Yeah, maybe.

[Summer]
Rabbit's foot?

Vamonos.

By the end of the night,
she might know my first name.

Duty calls.

Mmm.

Look, I'm sorry.

[Dawn laughs]

Oh.

Hold up.

Ow! Oh!

- Oh, God.
- What the hell is your problem?

What's my problem?
What's your problem?

Back off.

Umm, Ryan, I must have tripped.

It's these damn shoes.

Oops!

Hello?

Here, good luck.

- Dude, that lady is wasted.
- I bet you could bang her.

Hey, shut up.

Why don't you just quit
staring and help me up, okay?

'Get me up!'

Help me up!

Finally. Jeez.

Hey, Seth,
why don't you go get the car?

Why, maybe you had one too many?

No, I..

What are you lookin' at?

Where's Ryan? Ryan?

Thanks, man.
I'm right here, mom.

Ryan, honey, I'm so sorry.

I ruined it, huh?

It's okay. We're almost there.

No, no, you know,
I've ruined everything, huh?

- You hate me.
- No, I don't.

- I love you, mom.
- Uh, it's, it's okay, everyone.

Uh, it's just a,
it's a little accident.

She's with us.

[indistinct chatter]

You mind?

Umm..

So you caught me.

You can't do this.
You're his mother.

- I'm a mess, not a mother.
- You have a responsibility.

I'm being responsible.

I'm not wired for this.

I can't care for anybody else.

I don't have what you got.

The way your husband looks at
you and your kid looks at you.

Even my kid.

Like no matter what, you're
gonna make everything okay.

'You hold your family together.'

I tear mine apart.

- You can't walk away.
- Why?

This will be the first
good thing I ever did for him.

And this way..

...he ends up with a real mom.

Take care of him, okay?

He deserves it.

[Turin Brakes
singing "Rain City"]

Thanks.

♪ Opened my eyes ♪

♪ Had a dream last night ♪

♪ That both my arms
were broken ♪

♪ Evenin' ♪

♪ Time ♪

♪ Help me now or hold me down ♪

♪ I feel my world is tumblin' ♪

♪ Spiral down ♪

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Where's, uh--
- Ryan's gonna stay with us now.

That's awesome.

I mean, that's, that's..

That, that's awesome, right?
Let, let's go, um..

Let's go talk about stuff.
Come on.

♪ I can't let go ♪

I'll unpack later.

♪ Nature's cruel ♪

♪ She laughs ♪

♪ At me ♪

Well, there's a no-return policy
now, you know that.

I love you. You know that?

- Are we okay?
- Yeah.

Good.

'Cause we just got in
way over our heads.

♪ The rain comes down
like a victory ♪

♪ In sheets of shinin' memory ♪

♪ Over and over ♪

♪ Circlin' around ♪♪

[theme music]