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♪ Dog a bone ♪

♪ Hey, hey ♪
♪ Hey, hon-honey, I'm home ♪

I don't know what I'm doing, Mr. J.

I know it's a fake
title and a fake badge.

But I quit my job at the rink,

and I just need something
to hang my hat on, you know?

I don't wanna just be the kid who
threw up at the botanical gardens.

I don't wanna be a laughingstock.

So give up your card, get your vision.

If it's anything like mine,

it might help you let go of whatever
it is that's holding you back.

Huh.

Well, it showed me barfing
at the botanical gardens.

Basically forcing me to relive
the most humiliating day of my life

in adorable cartoon format.

See? That's super.

How is that super?

If the most humiliating day of
your life is decades behind you,

then it can only get better from here.

What the hell?

Walter! Walt.

Oh, hey.

Walt, what are you doing? What
is all this stepping about?

- Good morning, Izzy.
- Don't "good morning" me.

Lest I remind you, I am
your emergency contact,

and I am too damn busy for you
to keep going into cardiac arrest.

I'm not afraid of having
another heart attack.

Besides, I changed my
emergency contact to Beau,

since he stayed with me in the hospital.

Excuse me?

I would've stayed with you
too, if I weren't suffering

from a debilitating injury that
nearly left me wheelchair bound.

- What kind of injury?
- Oh, she twisted her knee in a maze.

I'm sorry. Who is this?

Oh. This is my amazing
physical therapist, Freya.

Maybe she can help with your knee? Hmm?

It's nice to officially meet you, Izzy.

I voted for you in the last election.

Everybody voted for me
in the last election.

And I don't need help.

You just said it was debilitating.

For most.

But as a professional
dancer, I've learned

to push through every kind of pain.

I was doing glissades
hours after giving birth.

As impressive as that sounds,

I've seen people completely lose
mobility from pushing through pain.

- Ooh.
- Yeah.

Maybe you can join me for
some resistance training

at the community pool.

That's a great idea!

- Freya?
- Yeah?

I do my own training in a
large spa bath at my home.

The powerful jets
provide ample resistance.

Okay, well, if you change your mind...

Oh, my God. You're not
gonna let this go, are you?

Fine.

I'll join you in the public pool

so long as you can promise me
that there will be no press.

- I'll see what I can do.
- Mmm.

Hey, Cassandra Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard.

Mother Hubbard in her
cupboard. Eating her bowls of...

Oh, boy. What can I do for you, Dusty?

Nothing. Just, um, wanted
to give you a quick 411.

Alice from school might be
swinging over at some point.

Alice, the woman you're dating,
might just swing by here?

She's gonna drop
something off real quick.

It's a last-minute thing.
I just got a text about it.

There's nothing to panic about.

So...

Were you expecting a delivery?

No, that's her. I was
kidding. I knew that.

Oh, my God. Uh, sh-should I hide?

What? No, you don't need to hide.

- Should I hide?
- No. Why would you hide?

No. Nobody needs to hide.

- Dusty, get the door.
- On it like a baby's bonnet.

- Hey!
- Hi!

- Who's this gorgeous girl?
- Yeah.

She's been a little bit weird today.

- Ah.
- You know, just, um, panting and pacing.

I think she's probably
just anxious about stay...

spending the night with a stranger.

Oh, well, we won't be strangers
for long. Will we, Yo-Yo?

I am so sorry about this. I
just couldn't get a sitter,

and I'd already committed to
salsa dancing with Principal Pat.

Oh, I can never say no to salsa.

Neither the dancing
or the delicious dip.

Cass?

- Oh, company.
- Hi!

- Hi!
- Wow. You know what?

Your house is so beautiful.

Thank you, Alice.

- Oh, your dog is so beautiful.
- Oh.

You're so beautiful.

You... You are so beautiful too.

Oh. Two gorgeous girls,
one beautiful home.

So, what are you working on over there?

I'm just working on a
little Latchkey Ladz jacket.

Making it nice and fancy
for my friend, Hana.

Oh, Latchkey Ladz, right?

Yeah, I was, um, more
of a Boyslam gal myself.

Ah. Okay.

So, you're probably a bit
younger than me, right?

What? No. No.

I don't think anybody
is younger than anybody.

I think it's just
different points of view.

What do you think, Yo-Yo?
Who's your favorite?

Oh, I like Barky Bark.

You know what? I should
probably get going.

- No, totally.
- Yeah. You should. You should just go.

Save yourself.

- Um, thank you so much, Dusty.
- No problem.

- Have fun at salsa!
- Oh, thank you so much.

Bye!

Come. Hey.

So, your girlfriend's
dog is in our house.

She's not my girlfriend.

She's just a woman with
whom I've had some dates.

Is that what you told Trina?

No. I haven't told Trina anything
because I think it'd be too awkward.

Oh, we wouldn't want
things to get awkward.

So, off you go.

You and Yo-Ho just do your
thing and have some fun.

It's Yo-Yo. Her name is Yo-Yo, actually,

because she's named after
the famous cellist Yo-Yo Ma.

Alice is a bit of a
whiz on the old cello.

Which is not information
you require this minute.

I'll bring you downstairs. Come on.

Wow. Yes. Okay. Work it.

Wor... Now let's see your face.

Oh, my God. I'm sorry, but
who is this fresh-faced zaddy?

I'm uncomfortable.

What do you think Dr. Woods would
like more, clenched or unclenched?

Clenched. Unclenched.

- Could I see clenched again?
- Okay. That's enough of that.

Sorry,

how would we know what
Dr. Woods would like?

How... How do you even know Dr. Woods?

Well, we had a bit of
a moment at the hospital

when I was looking after Mr. J.

And lately I've been thinking it's
about time that your old man gets...

Back in the saddle. Yep. You've
said it several times now.

Oh! I need help.

I'm torn.

Kitten or scorpion?

- Kitten.
- Neither.

Kitten, obviously. That was a test.

A test of what? How cringey
you could be on this date?

Wait. You need to see the full look.

Oh, God.

- Aw.
- Why is this happening?

Jacob, this is so good. He...

Is it? Or is it impulsive
and borderline dangerous?

He shaved his face.

He's going on a date for the first
time since my mom died. Like...

Jacob.

I don't know what he saw in his vision

that makes him think
this is a good idea.

Well, I don't think we need to know.

If Beau is feeling, like, sexy and free,

then who are we to question that?

And besides, okay,

if I can handle my dad having his little

secret make out
sessions with my teacher,

then you can handle this.

- Evening, partners.
- Oh, my God.

- You look super hot right now.
- Please don't bring a rope on your date.

Oh, you got me, Dad. That's good.

Oh!

Walter, what is going on?
Why are all these people here?

Is this some sort of synchronized
swimming class for the infirm?

We're here for aqua-fit.
So glad you're joining us.

Oh. Hold on a minute. No. I am here
for a private lesson with Freya.

Not to splash around in a communal
pool with a bunch of geriatrics.

No. Freya's class isn't
just for old people, Iz.

It's also for high-performance athletes.

My young, tight ass is here
every week. You're gonna love it.

And the best part is that after
class, we reward ourselves with Columbo

and Quiddler at Gerald's house.

What's up, Gerald?

You're looking fit,
baby. You're looking fit.

I'm sorry. W-What is a "quiddler"?

What? For real, Iz?
You don't know Quiddler?

The short word game,
"For the fun of words"?

Oh, I'm so jelly you get to
experience it for the first time.

No. I will not be experiencing
it ever. Nor this class.

Oh, come on, Iz. Give it a chance.

You're gonna love
Freya. She's a PT master.

Everybody worships her.

We'll see about that.

All right. Let's go, baby.
I fucking love aqua-fit.

Let's dunk our trunks! Whoo!

Evening, Hana.

Whoa. If it isn't the
sheriff. You here to arrest me?

Yeah. I'm here to arrest you for murder.

You killed those kids.

- Jesus, Beau.
- Sorry. I can't improv. I'm too nervous.

Which one of these tables would
you say is the best for a date?

Um... I'd say the one
with really harsh lighting

right in the middle of everything.

Perfect. I'll have a good
view of the door from there.

I'm kid... Okay.

- Dude.
- Okay, listen, I'm not gonna drink.

I'm just here to keep an eye on my dad,

who's on a very high-stakes date.

Oh, okay. Yeah. In that case, I
will happily lose my liquor license.

Hana, come on. Don't you
think you kinda owe me?

I don't think that at all. No.

Remember Kolton? My brother?

The one who came to your bar.

And then you didn't tell
me he'd come to your bar,

and you kept secret information
about him for months.

Are you really using your
brother as a negotiation tactic?

I don't want him to have died in vain.

I'm assuming this date is
somehow inspired by his vision?

I'm assuming that too.

God, these visions are fucking weird.

It was so much easier when
you could just ask someone

to show you their card.

I just hope she doesn't
keep him waiting.

He gets a head rash when he's nervous.

- How's your dog-sit going?
- Super groovy. Thanks.

- Mmm.
- Yeah. Such a l-lovely dog. And so chill.

Hmm. 'Cause I heard you begging
her to sit for 20 minutes.

How'd that turn out?

Uh, she's sitting now. Laying
down, if you'd believe it.

- Oh. Shit.
- Are you looking for something?

No. No. No. No, I was just wondering,
where do we keep our old towels?

- Not in the kitchen.
- Right.

I was also just curious as to
the availability of rubber gloves.

- Rubber gloves?
- Mm-hmm.

Is everything okay?

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Just, uh... Just need, uh,
old towels, the rubber gloves.

And if you could toss some
unwaxed dental floss my way.

Okay, what is going on?

Well... do you remember
Yo-Yo from before?

Yeah.

She's having a bit of a time down there.

Okay. What time?

- I think she's in labor, Cass.
- Labor? Like, birthing labor?

Puppy labor. Yeah.

Well, how do you know that?

Well, first of all, I thought
it was just the anxiety,

and then I thought she
was maybe overeating,

and then I thought it was gas.

But according to the Internet
and the masses swimming around

in her little belly that I could feel...

... it's happening.

Okay.

- Okay, did you call a vet?
- I did.

They said if she's already
established her birthing nest,

we shouldn't disturb her.

- Is there already a birthing nest?
- Yes. Yes.

It's in my bed.

So we just need the towels
and the rubber gloves.

And the dental floss is for the
umbilical cord, to cut off the blood...

Okay, listen. I will bail
you out this one time.

Okay? Because there's an
animal's life at stake.

- Understood.
- But at the end of this,

I get to hold the puppies.

Hang in there, Yo-Yo.

Okay.

Looking good, guys. Let's go.

And five, four, three, two, one.

At your own pace, slowly
lift your right leg.

And if you feel ready, bring your
knee perpendicular to your body.

But don't feel the
need to get there today.

Like this.

No, actually, not like that at all.

Your knee, especially, needs
to be relaxed, not extended.

But my knee is fully extended,
and I am perfectly relaxed.

Not what I asked for. Try
to listen closely next time.

Okay, everybody. Running man. Let's go!

Yo. This is crazy.

There is so much
tension between you two.

Like, sexual tension.

Between Freya and me?

- Mm-hmm.
- What on earth makes you say that?

I have never seen her call
someone out like that before.

The tension is palpable, bro.

Straight back.

Well, people are often cruel
to me out of envy and jealousy.

Okay, but look, Iz.

There's other people
goofing off in class

and she's not coming down on them.

Mr. Johnson just keeps
dunking himself underwater.

How long was that?

About 49 seconds, Mr. J.

I can go longer. Restart!

I'm telling you, Iz. I can
pick up on sexual vibes.

And the way she is
talking to you... Ooh!

- I know a dom when I see one.
- A what?

Izzy, if you can't pay attention,

you're welcome to take
your chat into the lobby.

Oh.

Here we go, everybody. Here
and here. Here and here.

Palpable.

Come on, Dad. It's been 45 minutes.

At least look at your
phone or something.

He's probably dying on the inside,

but he's just too proud to leave.

God, I don't know how much
more of this I could take.

What? It's not funny.

It's pretty funny. You seem
more anxious than your dad.

I know this, Hana. I know I am.

Because I somehow got
all the anxious genes.

My dad and Kolton could just, like,

turn off their brains and
watch football and take naps.

And I had to worry about
everything for everyone.

Yeah. Your brother did seem weirdly
carefree when he came to my bar.

At least, for someone
attempting to break the law.

Did he use the MORPHO machine?

- What?
- Kolton, when he came to your bar.

I didn't think to ask before, but
you said the MORPHO was there, right?

Right. But I don't know.

I mean, I never saw him
use it, so I'm not sure.

- I'm sorry.
- That's okay.

Add it to the
ever-growing list of things

I'll never know about my brother.

Wait. What's my dad
doing? Is he leaving?

Dropped your, uh, fork.

No, just picking up someone's fork...

Good night.

... and going back to his table.

Is this the saddest thing
you've ever seen in your life?

You know, I've spent
a lot of time in bars,

but... ... it's getting there.

Okay, this is a good
one. This is a good one.

Nice, soothing, calm classical music.

We're going to create a nice, Zen
environment for Yo-Yo. That's right.

"All puppies are born with a migraine"?

What? Oh, no. Membrane.
Yeah, that makes more sense.

What is it gonna take for you
to get some reading glasses?

Not the time, Cass.

I am on "Paula's Puppy
Pregnancy Practices."

I'm scrolling, I'm
scrolling, I'm scrolling.

Christ alive, Paula. We get it.

You love dogs. How do
you feel about big fonts?

I can't. You're gonna have
to do it with your good eyes.

- Okay.
- I'll just do the dirty work.

- Okay. All right.
- Ooh.

So, "You'll see a grayish-blue sac
from the vulva, which indicates...

... that the puppy is on the way."

Looking for sacs, looking for sacs.

Ooh, yeah. I'm seeing a lot of
that color that you just said.

That is...

I can understand why they put a
sheet on you when Trina was born.

Rude. He's being rude. I know.

Oh, no. Wait, wait, wait.

Why is she whimpering like that?

Oh, my gosh. Is she
dying? Uh, D... Uh, Dusty?

Cass, she's experiencing
some discomfort,

which I hear can be
associated with giving birth.

What the fuck?

Hey, Trina. Everything's okay.

There's just a dog
giving birth on my bed.

Whose dog is that?

- Friend from school.
- Is it dying?

No. No, she is not.

On the contrary, I see a head.

A puppy head!

Oh, shit. The Zen thing's not working.

She's very, very tense, Dusty.

Like, her body is super
tense. Do something.

- Cass?
- What?

The dog's doing great.
How are you feeling?

- I'm good. I just need to sit down.
- You are sitting down.

- Fuck, I'm sitting down.
- Trina, could you do me a favor

and take your mom upstairs
and make her some mint tea?

- Yeah.
- Cass, don't you think it'd be nice

to go upstairs and find some cold tile

and sit down with your head between
your knees and count down from ten?

Okay. Can you do me a favor?

Let me know when those puppies
are clean so we can hold 'em.

- I'd love that. Thank you.
- You got this, Dad.

You're okay. You're okay.

Oh, yeah. Where's the dental floss?

Yeah, Paula was not kidding.

That is a lot of goo.

Oh, this is very emotional.

I'm telling you, Gerald,
let me host next week.

On my 5K TV, you can see
the reflection of the camera

in Columbo's glass eye.

- Pardon me, Freya?
- Yeah.

I can't stay and chitchat, so I
just wanted to ask you very quickly

when you might be teaching
a more advanced class.

Something on my level.

I don't really teach in levels.

Everyone's welcome and everyone
can go at their own pace.

Okay, good.

I was just worried about making
my classmates feel inferior.

But since it's encouraged,
I won't hold back.

Okay, Izzy.

- And just so you know...
- Yeah.

... I wasn't chatting
like you said earlier.

Giorgio was engaging with
me, and I simply responded.

Yeah, it's funny.

He was actually saying

that he thought you
were flirting with me.

- So...
- That is funny.

I usually don't go for people who
think they know better than everyone,

talk back, and assume that I'm
flirting when I'm just doing my job.

- Well, it was Giorgio's assumption.
- Mmm.

And there's no need for the sass.

- Oh, I'm being sassy?
- Yeah, you're being sassy.

Okay, then. Good to know.

Do you wanna get a
drink sometime or what?

Yes, I do.

Good.

Nice, Izzy. That's my girl right there.

You ready to rock some Quiddler?

Hell, no.

Jacob, what are you doing here?

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I've been over there
literally this entire time.

Really? I didn't even see you.

I guess I was so in the zone.

Dad, I brought the pickles because
I don't think Dr. Woods is coming.

Oh. Yeah, I figured.

It's been 74 minutes.

I was gonna give her the old High Noon.

High Noon had an 85-minute run time,

which seemed like a
fair window to give her.

But yeah, maybe we just call it.

I'm sorry. I know this
wasn't easy for you.

Yeah.

Dad, I know things have been
pretty rough since Mom died.

Yeah, well... it's been
harder for you, Jacob.

I feel like I can't
talk to you about it.

Your mom just made
everything okay, you know?

I know.

And then when your brother died...

I felt like I lost her all over again.

You know, there was so much
of your mom in both you kids.

I feel like when we lost
Mom, it was like, um...

it was like this terrible thing
had happened to our family.

And I think I kind of
thought that was it for us.

Like, it sucked, but
it already happened.

And then when Kolton died...

- I know.
- Then we had two.

- We had two things.
- I know.

- It's not fair.
- It's not fair.

Which is why, I think,

I don't want more bad
things to happen to you.

So, even just seeing you
get stood up, it's like...

Jacob, nothing bad happened tonight.

- I know. But...
- No, I'm serious, Jacob.

I went on a date tonight.

If she didn't show, that's on her.

I have lived too much of my life

worried about what
other people think of me.

I guess I never thought
of you as, like, a worrier.

Do you know why I barfed all those
years ago at the botanical gardens?

A bad hot dog?

I don't know.

The reason I barfed is that
that was going to be the day

that I was going to tell my dad

that I didn't wanna play basketball
anymore because I wanted...

to figure skate instead.

- Seriously?
- Yeah.

You can imagine what your grandpa
would've thought about that.

Oh, God. Yeah.

And then he was so mad I had
embarrassed myself by barfing

that I never told him.

I had that same anxious
pit in my stomach tonight,

getting ready for this date.

But you know what?

I didn't throw up.

Well, I mean, not yet. If you
keep eating those pickles...

- I went on a date tonight! Whoo!
- Okay.

Ladies, we have twins. We have twins.

- Oh, my... Oh, my God.
- Gently.

They're so cute. I
want to keep them both.

No. No, no, no.

I wanna name them.

Oh, how about Brant and
Sebastian, like the Latchkey Ladz?

- Oh.
- Oh. Come on, Cass.

You know that Alice is
more of a Boyslam gal.

So that was Ms. Wickstead's dog?

Uh, yeah... yeah. Just, you know,
helping out a fellow teacher.

And I'm sure she will wanna
name you guys herself, won't she?

Mm-hmm. Which is totally unfair.
I mean, we did all the work.

Well, Yo-Yo did most of the work.
I did a little bit of coaching.

Yeah. You know, you are a good coach.

- Hmm.
- Yeah.

Do you remember when I
was in labor with Trina...

Mm-hmm.

... and you kept singing
those Irish lullabies

that were so fucking bad?

- They weren't that bad.
- No, the lullabies were lovely,

but the singing was so bad that it
distracted from the physical pain.

I thought that was my role on the team.

It was. We make a good team.

- I'm sorry. What is going on with you two?
- Oh.

You guys are, like, making
flirty eyes at each other

and saying sweet things

and birthing puppies together.

So, what? Is the "self-ploration" over?

Are we done with that?

'Cause it's a little fucking weird

to watch my dad kiss
my teacher one night,

and then come home the next night
to this, like, tender family moment.

- You kissed Alice?
- You saw that?

Yeah. And I'm guessing
you didn't tell Mom that?

Great, I thought you guys
were supporting each other.

Supporting each other, not necessarily
telling each other everything.

Look, I want you guys
to do this. I really do.

I know it's important for your,
like, personal growth or whatever,

but this middle ground
of you guys, like,

living together but not together,

taking a break, but birthing Dad's
girlfriend's dog's fucking puppies,

is very confusing for everyone involved.

So please get your shit together.

We did let it slip a bit tonight maybe.

Yeah, we did.

But she's right.

It is... confusing.

For me too.

- I did not know you kissed Alice.
- Yeah.

And you guys are,
like, sharing a dog now?

Oh, come on, Cass. It's not like that.

I think you should go stay
somewhere else for a while.

Really?

Yeah. I mean, clearly,
you are pushing yourself.

I wanna push myself too, but
if we keep living together,

I'm just gonna... I'm just
gonna keep trying to help you.

If it makes you feel any
better, you weren't that helpful.

Okay.

Well, listen.

You take these to their mother,
and their mother to her mother.

Goodbye, Brant. Goodbye, Sebastian.

Again, I am just so sorry, Beau.

Mr. Malik thought he was
having a stroke at salsa night,

but it turns out his
left arm just fell asleep

and someone was actually burning toast.

Anyway, I'm free next Thursday, if
you'd like to give it another shot.

Yes. Still got it.

You gave her the landline? I
didn't even know it still worked.

Yeah, I guess it was on one of the
makeshift business cards I gave her.

I've been using it as a sheriff hotline,

but it's mostly just prank
calls from smart-ass kids.

I'm glad you gave up your Sheriff
card if it helped you get to...

... you know, where you are.

Yeah.

- We don't need 'em. Right?
- Mm-mmm.

- They're just cards.
- Yeah.

I think there's a chance Kolton got one.

I mean, I don't know,

but he went to the bar
where the MORPHO was before.

It seems like something he would've...

... wasted money on.

You never looked inside?

Do you want me to open it?

Up to you.

Okay.

I don't wanna know, personally.

I mean, even if we look,
we won't ever know, right?

His potential?

Right.

So, should we burn it?

Whoa. No, I don't wanna burn it.

- No.
- No.

Okay.

It would be nice to
burn something, though.

I hold in my hand a bag of
sour cream and onion chips,

which Kolton used to love,
but you and I find disgusting.

And yet, for some reason...

... we still haven't thrown them away.

Dad, you wanna...

Kolton, we'll never get over losing you.

But losing you in such a
sudden and unexpected way...

has kicked our asses into high gear.

You've shown all of us
that life is pretty fragile.

And we better make the most
of it while we've got the time.

Wow. Oh. God, that's putrid.

- I didn't think about the plastic.
- Yeah, mixed with the expired sour cream.

I think it's probably really bad
for us to be breathing this in.

There's an after-smell too. No.

I'm going to look for
something better to burn.

Okay. Get a gas mask while you're at it.

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