Original subtitles

David, I know you're anxious to go see Donna,

so go ahead and close up.

All right, thanks. Good night.

Good night.

Hi. I'm Chloe Davis.

I was one of the back-up singers.

Ah. Hi. David.

Uh, you did a good job.

Thanks. Well, you should hear

my original stuff; I write songs.

Really? Uh... why don't you just, uh...

drop off a demo tape, and I'll listen to it?

Seriously? Y-You'll listen to my tape?

Yeah, yeah, just drop it off.

Yes! Thank you.

Sure.

Thanks.

Good night. Good night.

Well, I'm done for the night. Need anything else?

Yeah, I might.

Oh...

I have hockey practice in less than five hours.

You know that charity game

you wanted me to play with Brandon,

so we can kiss and make up?

I'm gonna need some sleep if you want me to win.

I don't care who wins.

As long as you do.

Meaning?

What am I, your boy-toy here?

You want me when you want me?

Something like that.

Well, it doesn't always work that way.

No?

No.

Well, I think it's working just fine.

Donna?

Uh... I-I can't sleep.

You mean you are standing guard.

Everything is locked, and it was the last time you checked.

Look, Slan tried to rape me,

and I just can't believe after only two years

he's free to come after me again.

You have a restraining order.

If he comes near you, he breaks the law.

He goes to jail.

No.

No, he's out there, and he wants me to know it.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

(alarm ringing)

Is it morning?

Sort of.

I gotta go to hockey practice.

Wait. I'm gonna get up too.

No, no, no. Stay in bed.

Sleep as late as you want.

Steve's the guy

to talk to for omelets, and, uh...

Valerie's your ticket to the cappuccino machine.

No, wait, this is the first time I've slept here.

I don't, I don't want to see them without you.

What are you talking about?

Steve and Valerie are crazy about you.

Oh, they are, huh?

Yeah,

they are.

I'll see you later.

Bye.

(overlapping shouts)

Sorry about that, man. I feel like I've got

a few splinters from your stick in my jersey.

Oh, you're too fast for your own good.

I think you may want to pick up your jock strap.

You left it back there by the blue line.

This is gonna be fun playing with you, Walsh.

Yeah.

Skate it out and do some two-on-ones. Let's go!

Hey, Steve!

What's up?

You forgot your notes for your Poli Sci paper.

Tracy gave them to me. Oh, thanks.

Can you leave them up in the locker room, for me?

Sure. So, you saw Trace this morning, huh?

Yes, I did.

I said good morning. She blushed. Very cute.

Mm-hmm.

Is that Tom?

BRANDON: Yeah.

Boy, the guy can skate, huh?

It's not his skating I'm worried about.

You boys play nice now, huh?

I'm trying. I gotta go.

I got important things to do.

DONNA: Now, Mom and Dad, don't worry, David's here.

Don't cut the vacation short, I'm fine.

No. No calls, no messages, nothing since we served the guy

with the temporary restraining order.

Yes. Yes, the lawyer you hired is great.

We're gonna go to court today.

We're gonna get the permanent restraining order.

Okay. Don't worry, I will...

Yes, Dad, I will call as soon as it's over. I promise.

I love you both.

Okay. Bye.

They're worried?

Well, if they knew the permanent restraining order

wasn't a done deal, they'd be on the next plane home,

and if they knew the temporary restraining order

runs out today, they'd be on the Concorde.

(chuckles)

Ah... Don't worry.

We'll get the permanent restraining order.

Even if we do... it's no guarantee.

Look, Donna, after spending all that time in jail,

I don't think Slan's gonna be all that eager

to go back, you know?

All I know is that I'm scared.

I can still feel

his hands around my neck.

Whoo. Thanks.

Well, you were up early.

I felt for you when Brandon's alarm went off

at 5:00 a.m.

You can hear Brandon's alarm in your room?

Well, among other things.

You could not hear.

No. I'm just kidding,

but things must be going pretty well.

I mean, you take him up to your family ranch, and he has

you spend the night here.

I know Brandon doesn't take these things lightly.

Neither do I.

I have a good feeling about this,

but I don't want to jinx it by talking about it.

That feeling? It's love.

You're in love with him.

Does he know how you feel?

I haven't said anything.

Good. Don't.

Why?

Well, take it from me.

Just keep it to yourself.

Never, ever say it first--

if you have the misfortune

of feeling it at all.

STEVE: Hey!

Sorry I'm late.

Hi, baby. Hi.

Mmm. You look gorgeous.

You don't look so bad yourself over there, Kelly.

Thanks-- I think.

Although it's been so long since I've had a compliment

from a guy, I don't know.

Please. You could have

any man you want-- except Clare's, of course.

Good save.

CLARE: Where you been?

STEVE: I was over at the ice skating rink.

I went to check out Brandon.

How many teams is he on?

This one's just for fun, Clare.

Well, it was, until Tom took the ice.

Oh? Tom Miller?

You know what Tom. KELLY: Oh, right.

Tom-from-Buffalo Tom.

I like him. He's cute.

Val's Tom.

That was high school.

STEVE: Well, they're still close.

Well, people make mistakes.

He made his at an early age.

Kel, they're still really close.

Steve. I have a proposition for you.

Well, propose away, but I gotta tell you,

it doesn't matter. I'm already yours.

You. Me. A couple of days alone at a romantic private bungalow.

We'd be house- sitting for this

professor friend of my father's. Sound good?

Well, if I planned on bringing any clothes,

I'd be packed and ready.

You're on, Arnold. (giggles)

Excuse me, excuse me. Sorry.

Hey, what have you got there, Nat?

NAT: Oh, it's a tape for David.

This girl named Chloe came by.

Said he was anxious to hear it. I'll, uh...

take it to the house.

I've been meaning to drop by.

Oh, cool. Thanks.

Since Tom moved in?

Since Mark moved out.

I have some things up there I would like back.

Thank you.

Hmm... Hmm!

(chuckles)

Valerie.

Kelly.

Valerie!

What?

I just parked next to you.

Right next to me.

Did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed?

The side without a man?

Don't do this.

I am warning you.

I understand. I'm not having a great day myself.

Didn't sleep much last night.

I don't even remotely care about what you're talking about.

You know, I don't think Brandon and Tracy slept much either,

if you know what I mean. Why do you do this?

For fun.

Hope your day improves.

Mine has.

I've asked you all to meet with me here in chambers today

based on the sensitive nature of this particular complaint.

Your Honor, with all due respect,

my client is trying to remake his life.

Granting of this order will make him the focus

of a variety of investigations which have no relation

to Mr. Slan.

He's suffered enough for what he's done.

JUDGE: So has Ms. Martin.

Now, I have reviewed the police report

as well as the affidavits presented

by the complaintant and the respondent,

and I'm ready to make my decision.

Ms. Martin.

Yes?

I can understand you being afraid,

based on Mr. Slan's history and on the timing of his release

coinciding with the recent threatening activity,

but a coincidence is a coincidence.

It is not evidence

of his wrongdoing. Oh, no.

Therefore I'm going to deny

your request for a permanent restraining order.

DAVID: But the temporary order's up today.

We gotta keep this guy away from her. David, please.

I'm sorry, Your Honor,

but you can understand Mr. Silver's concern.

Mr. Slan has served his time.

He's a free man.

But I'm warning you, Mr. Slan. If counsel shows me any evidence

that you have threatened, harassed or endangered

Ms. Martin in any way,

I'll throw the book at you, and I will not miss.

We are adjourned.

This can't be happening.

He's free; he can do whatever he wants.

Don't worry, he won't hurt you, all right?

I promise.

(quietly): You stay away from her,

or I swear to God, I'll kill you.

(knocking)

Hi, Tom.

Hi.

I'm sorry, did I catch you

on the way to the shower or something?

No, uh, pool actually,

but no matter. Come on in.

Uh, this is a tape for David.

It's from a singer at the club.

Okay, well, he's not here right now,

but I'll give it to him later.

Great, thanks.

The water's beautiful.

You want to stay for a swim?

It's January.

It's heated.

I can't, um... Actually, you can.

Isn't that your bathing suit

hanging on the back of the bathroom door there?

Yeah, yeah.

I've been meaning to pick that up.

I left it here. I um... You used to go out with Mark--

the guy that used to live here, right? Okay. Yeah.

Just like you used to be Valerie's boyfriend, right?

A long time ago.

Not anymore.

Hmm. That's not what I heard.

Oh, so you've been asking around about me.

That's very interesting.

Interesting?

Well, I'm interested anyway.

Are you flirting with me?

Well, that depends. Is it working?

A little.

So why don't you stay for a swim? Come on.

Actually, I was on my way to a movie. A movie?

In the middle of the day, all by yourself?

You don't go to movies by yourself?

Yeah, I do. I have nothing against that.

It's just that I like to go

with someone, you know.

So, what do you say?

About what?

A matinee.

Can I change first?

That'd be a good idea.

All right.

(Steve chuckling)

Isn't this place beautiful?

The back bedroom's completely converted

into a state-of-the-art gym.

A professor who lifts. I can't believe this.

Did you see the shower?

Dual shower heads.

Yes, I saw those dual shower heads.

I can't wait to get dirty and clean up in there.

And the garden.

Look, he's growing cilantro, basil, thyme.

Look, I picked turnips.

Turnips? Mm-hmm.

You'll love them.

Well, maybe someday, but currently I hate turnips.

They're good with chicken.

Potatoes are good with chicken.

All right, we'll have beets then.

What, you hate beets, too?

Look at 'em, they're all ratty and dirty.

And what is that? A... beet-hair?

It's a root, Steve.

It's dirty because it comes from the ground.

That's what vegetables are supposed to do.

They should do something else.

Go away. I want to be alone with my girlfriend.

Are you glad we got away from everybody for a few days?

Yeah, I'm glad we have a place to ourselves.

You don't mind staying in tonight?

'Cause if you do we could

probably call Brandon and see what everyone's doing.

Does that answer your question?

Uh-huh.

KELLY: I think I saw you crying first.

No, I don't think so.

Seriously, I had fun.

We should do it again.

Wait, you want to see the same bad movie again?

No, a different bad movie.

With the same me.

Okay, sounds perfect.

NAT: Hey, Kel, Tom.

What can I get you?

I'll have the cinnamon stick tea,

with some milk on the side.

I would like a big piece of apple pie,

with ice cream on the top on the side, all over it.

Sounds like you want a little pie with your ice cream, huh?

Now you're talking. You want anything with your tea?

Hi, Val. How's it going? Hey.

(laughing)

What're you guys up to?

We just caught a movie.

How was the film?

Good.

It was fine. KELLY: It was fantastic.

Wait a sec, you said

it was too violent.

Oh, no, I said a little violence is good every now and then.

Val, can I get you anything?

No, actually, I need Tom.

One of the speakers is out,

probably a loose wire.

Can you take a look at it?

Yeah, first thing tonight, sure.

VALERIE: Can you do it right now?

I really want it taken care of right away.

Should I bother to ask which speaker,

or do you just want to get right to it?

How could you go out with Kelly?

You know I hate her.

She was going to the movies.

She invited me along, okay?

She invited you?

Yeah. So what?

You went, that's what.

I'm sorry, I didn't know it would hurt you.

It doesn't. Are you sure about that?

What you think I'm threatened by her?

You sure seem to be.

You think she's so great?

You think she's interested in you?

Kelly and I go back a long way.

She hates me as much as I hate her.

That's your history, not mine.

She's just using you, Tom.

You know, it's bad enough I'm not good enough for you.

Now I'm not good enough for your worst enemy?

I give up.

DONNA: I told Brandon I'm not going to do the weather anymore.

At least for a while.

I think that's a good idea.

You know, it's just-- it's not fair.

Slan goes free and I feel like I'm in prison.

You know I look around,

I see women walking alone,

going to their classes, their jobs,

not being afraid...

like I used to be.

Look, Donna, I know, I know it's hard all right,

but you've got to be patient.

I mean, you've got to protect yourself.

Come here.

You better get going.

You don't want to miss that meeting with Professor Austin.

You think she'll give me an extension?

Are you kidding?

Come on, with what you've been through, of course.

Well, thanks for walking me.

You know, I'm... I'm fine.

Bye.

Bye.

Hello, Donna.

Oh, my God! Donna, look,

I just want to talk to you.

No.

I have every right to be here.

You heard the judge.

I don't mean you any harm.

Look, I tried to talk to you

this morning at court, but David was there.

You've been following me?

Waiting until I was alone?

I had to.

Look, he's wrong about me.

If you would just listen... No!

I need you to just... No! You get away from me!

Don't scream. No!

I'm sorry. David!

David! Donna, what's wrong?

It's Slan! He's following me!

Where's he at?

Does it matter?

We can't do anything.

Did he hurt you? Are you okay?

He said he just wanted to talk to me.

I'm sorry, Donna. He's sick.

David, just hold me.

(sobbing)

Hey, Tracy. Hi.

Nice show today. Thank you.

Oh, that was great coverage on the women's basketball game. Thanks.

Yeah, Evan likes 'em tall. Hey, man, shut up.

Hey, when's our hot little weather mistress coming back?

I don't know. If I were Donna,

I don't know if I'd ever come back.

I'll see you guys tomorrow. Okay.

Hey, I'm just making one change to tomorrow's script.

What's up?

Are you cutting that story?

No, I'm just moving it down to the bottom that's all.

Oh, you are a genius. Thank you.

Oh, by the way your piece on the demise of meritocracy?

Brilliant.

Thank you.

Well, I've got to go.

You got those pages? Yeah, yeah, right here.

So I'll see you at the game? Thanks. Yeah, bye.

I love you.

Oh, no.

I didn't mean that.

Okay.

No, I, I,

I mean, I did mean it.

I just... I didn't mean to say it.

Please, say something.

I don't know what to say.

Home, sweet home.

I thought Donna got the restraining order

to keep Slan away.

Not so you can have his address.

Yeah, well, at least it's good for something.

You stay here.

Wait a sec, wait a sec.

Are you sure you want to go in there alone?

A few years in prison, a guy can learn a lot of nasty tricks.

Just keep an eye out for me.

Who are you afraid of getting hurt, you or him?

No. No, you've been looking for company all week.

Now you've got some.

I wanted to talk to Donna, not you.

I don't want you calling her.

I don't want you sending her stuff.

I don't want you going near her, you understand?

Look, it's not me that's going after her. You cornered her today at C.U.

Yeah, and she wouldn't listen to me. She's in danger.

Well, she's not the only one.

Look, you want to protect her?

Let me give you a little tip.

A guy can get anybody he wants,

if he's willing to risk anything to do it.

Are you willing to risk anything for her?

Huh?

Police.

Step back, both of you. Hands behind your head.

Hey, what's going on? How'd you guys get here?

Yeah, arrest him.

Keep your mouth shut, Slan.

How did you know my name?

How did you know my name?!

What're you guys watching me?!

Where's your patrol car, huh?

Oh, great. Oh that bitch

files a complaint,

so you stake me out?!

Is that right?

You guys had an unmarked cop car out here?

I'd say the operation's pretty well marked now, okay?

You had a sympathetic judge.

Too bad you didn't trust us to do our job.

No. You know what?

We filed the damn report.

The police said there's nothing they could do about it.

So you decided to do something about it.

If it was your girlfriend, wouldn't you do the same thing?

Look, I've got to go check on my girlfriend,

okay? Slan's inside. He's not going

anywhere, and neither are you.

STEVE: This is great.

I love this place.

And the view from the terrace... Oh!

Isn't the sunset unbelievable?

Imagine coming home and seeing that every night.

I'm imagining it right now.

Oh, yeah? What are you wearing?

Oh, not much.

I mean, it's our house, after all.

No one here but you and me.

I wish we could do this every night.

Really?

You'd really want to live here together?

Yeah. Sure. Why not?

Because the place is ours if we want it.

Rent-free.

What? How?

Professor Henley is going on sabbatical.

He's going to be in Prague for six months.

He needs someone to house-sit.

Why didn't you tell me? I don't know.

I didn't think you'd be interested.

Do you really want to do this?

Live together?

Yeah.

Yeah. Sure.

Everything okay?

Just peachy. Good, good, good.

Like that attitude. All right, I'm going to bed.

Big game tomorrow. Oh, that's right.

The big hockey game.

That's right. The big hockey game.

Anytime you get a chance to skate

with Ron Duguay and Cam Neely, you can't say no.

And don't forget my good friend Tom.

You're skating with him, too.

Not anymore. Coach split us up.

We're playing against each other now.

Good night. Well, I'll be rooting for you.

Of course, I can't say the same for Kelly.

Kelly?

Yeah. Didn't you know?

She's been sharpening her claws on Tom.

Out of all the guys in L.A.,

she goes for my old boyfriend.

Are you sure about this?

She asked him out,

to a movie.

And then dragged him to the Peach Pit

to throw it in my face.

And Tom was bound and gagged through

all this, I'm sure?

No. But he had a hook right here on the side of his cheek.

Val, they went to a movie.

They didn't elope.

Why are you defending him?

You don't even like him.

Why do guys do that for each other?

All I'm saying is, the guy's allowed to have friends.

It's not like that with Tom.

He can't be just friends with any woman.

At least not for long.

Kel! Kel, wake up!

We've got to get out of here!

Get up! Hurry!

What?

Donna, what's going on?

What's going on?

Hey.

Mr. Burnett.

I'm sorry if I startled you.

Electricity's on the fritz.

What? Now, don't worry.

I thought we had it fixed,

but I finally had to call an electrician.

You ladies okay?

Fine. Yeah, we're fine.

Okay, then. Bye.

Donna...

Come on.

Okay, I am drawing you a bath,

and then you're going to bed.

I'm even going to lend you my totally-comforting,

sleep-inducing flannel sheets, okay?

I'm going to stay by your side until they work.

Thanks, Kel.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

BRANDON: Hey. It's me.

Hi, me.

Sorry it's so late.

That's okay.

I just called to say good night.

Is that all?

Brandon,

are we okay?

I thought we were doing great.

Yeah. Until today.

Until I said those three infamous little words.

Look, just, uh... just give it a little time, okay?

Can you do that?

Yeah. I can.

Good. All right, I've got to get some sleep.

Good night.

Good night. Brandon?

Yeah?

I'm glad you called.

Good night.

(screaming)

He was in here.

Slan was here.

I'm freezing.

Oh, not me. I'm from Buffalo.

We used to go inside the rinks to get warm.

Ah! Look. There's Tom.

Uh-huh.

Aren't you going to go say hello?

Oh, maybe later.

Oh, my gosh. Look who it is.

Who is that? That's Cam Neely.

He's one of the best power forwards who ever played.

And that's Ron Duguay.

He was one of the fastest skaters in hockey.

He's got incredible hair.

Is that why he doesn't wear a helmet?

Oh, that's the way he played.

When the NHL made helmets mandatory,

it was optional for anyone who was already playing.

How do you know all these things?

Oh, right. It's a Buffalo thing.

Yeah.

Well, I see you're a one-player woman.

Why don't you go say hello?

Mm. Maybe later.

Problems?

No.

What?

It's nothing.

I said it.

I said it first, and he didn't say it back.

All right, don't panic.

Just tell him you said it in the heat of passion.

It wasn't.

All right, tell him you thought it over,

and you want to dial back.

You want to see other people.

You know, play hard to get.

I don't want to play games.

It seemed so right when I said it.

It was as natural as saying his name.

So how did he take it?

Like he didn't know his own name.

Hey, Tracy.

Evan. Have you met Valerie?

Hi. Nice to meet you. Hi. Nice to meet you.

Is anybody here from the station?

Like Rusty or Donna or Alan?

Oh, not that I know of.

I thought it was mandatory to root for the boss.

Anyways, I'm sitting with some friends across the way.

I'll see you guys after the game.

Okay. Bye. Bye.

Hey, I hear you're the man to watch out here.

So what are you waiting for? Let's go.

Hey, very cool. Ron Duguay. Hey, Ron.

Brandon Walsh. How you doing?

I'm doing good, thank you.

Hey, Ron. Hey. Hey, listen.

No talking with the enemy. You're on my team.

How you doing? Cam Neely. Hey, Cam.

Brandon Walsh. Good to meet you.

Nice to see you. All right,

let's go get 'em. All right, let's go.

Some friendly advice.

Keep your head up.

Don't want to see anyone get hurt.

Yeah. I'll try to remember that.

You try to remember to keep your stick out of my face.

Why don't we let the refs call the game, okay?

Okay.

Hey, listen, Tom.

There's something you should know, man.

Let's just relax

with the skating tips, okay?

Remember, we're on opposite sides.

Not in this.

It's about Valerie.

Hey, Kelly!

We're up here.

Hello.

You know, I think I saw an empty seat over there.

Oh, that's okay. This will be fine, but thanks.

Valerie tells me you've been spending some time with Kelly.

She wasn't too happy about it.

I know Valerie a lot better and a lot longer than you.

Yeah, but you don't know Kelly.

You're right. I don't.

Look, she's been through a lot,

and she came out of it all right.

I just want to make sure she stays that way.

What are you, her father?

She's vulnerable.

You know what I'm saying?

Who are you protecting, Valerie or Kelly?

Both.

Okay. I hear you.

Thanks for filling me in on things.

We all set?

Yeah. Good luck today, man.

Good luck.

(horn blows, whistle blows)

Hey, Kelly.

Hey.

You looked very cute sleeping on the couch.

You saw me? Yeah. Donna was

still up when we got back.

I heard you guys had quite a scare.

I heard you had a run-in with the police.

Yeah. It wasn't my first time.

I'm okay. Are you?

I'm fine.

You certainly are that. Is this you

flirting with me again?

A kiss for luck would help.

COACH: Let's go!

Miller!

Good luck.

Thank you.

(players shouting)

Keep your head in the game, Walsh!

MAN: Go, go, go!

Tripping! Come on!

MAN: Break it up!

Did you see that?

Brandon?

Why would he do that?

MAN (over P.A.): Walsh, two minutes in the penalty box! Tripping.

Hey, how was your run?

It was good. You need a hand?

No, I think I'm done.

This must be wedding presents.

You'd never buy this kind of stuff for yourself.

Can you imagine having your own house full of stuff like this?

Now you're telling me you want to get married?

No, I'm admiring the china.

I'm not gonna get married

just so someone will give me a crock pot.

Good. I thought you were trying to tell me something.

Yeah, and now that you find out that I'm not,

the blood returns to your face.

Come on. It never left.

No one's talking marriage.

We can't even decide on living together.

Hey, I thought we decided that.

No, we just talked about it.

You're having second thoughts aren't you?

And third and fourth.

You know what?

So am I.

At first I thought it was just cause you snore,

but I snore, too.

Yeah, you do.

Hey,

it's not as bad as it used to be.

It's not like you rearrange the furniture or anything,

if that's what you mean.

The point is...

what's the point of being together if we know

we're not gonna live together?

If we don't have a future?

Hey, we don't know that.

It just means we're not gonna live together now.

Your second thought, what was it?

Just that we shouldn't rush into something so important

just because someone gives us a deal on a house.

Want to hear my first thought?

Will it hurt my feelings?

I love you so much, Clare.

Okay, go ahead.

That was it. That was my first thought.

So you stay

where you are, and I'll stay where I am.

And we'll rendezvous like mad.

Hmm, how about a little rendezvous action right now?

Come here.

(giggles)

(horn blows)

It's not like Brandon to play dirty like that.

No, it isn't.

Wouldn't have anything to do

with you kissing Tom, would it, Kel?

No, it wouldn't, Valerie.

I'm gonna go get warmed up.

It's getting a little cold in here for my blood.

(horn blows)

Way to go.

Is that how you treat your friends?

She should know what she's getting into...

and so should you.

Just stay away from Tom, all right?

He's not available.

Hmm. You might want to mention that to him.

He seems to have other ideas.

(horn blows)

(audience cheering)

Hey!

That was a hell of a shot. Thanks.

You know, Brandon, you should really try and keep it clean.

You know, that's funny coming from you.

Well, I've changed. Oh, really?

No, seriously, I have. (chuckles)

Look, I've just got to write a check

for the liquor delivery and then we can hit the road, all right?

I want to get you out of town for a little while.

Mm, no problem.

Who is this? (woman singing)

That's Chloe. That background singer I was telling you about.

I wanted you to hear her stuff.

Hmm, she's good.

Yeah.

I'm gonna take care of you, okay?

Okay.

(phone rings)

Oh, uh, you go on. I'll get it.

After Dark. Hello?

Yes, they're playing here tonight at 10:00. Mm-hmm.

Yeah, you might want to reserve to be safe though.

Okay, hang on.

Okay, Carla, party of four.

No problem. Okay, bye.

This is where we first met, remember?

David?

David?!

You know, it's funny how wrong things went.

Not funny "ha-ha."

Just wrong, I guess.

No, what you did was wrong.

What you're doing now, it's wrong.

(footsteps)

Did you have fun talking to the cops last night?

How does it feel to have them breathing down your neck?

David, don't!

You know I tried to make it up to you.

As thanks, I got cops trailing me,

banging on my door last night, rifling through my stuff.

They never should have let you out of jail.

Two years isn't long enough for what you tried to do to her.

Too bad I didn't finish what I started.

She would have loved it.

Get out!

You want me out of your life?

You want your damn restraining order?

Fine.

God!

Nice shot.

Now your ass is mine.

Congratulations, you won.

Thanks, man.

Listen, sorry about the elbow.

It kinda gets away from me sometimes.

It doesn't matter.

I shouldn't have gone after you like that.

It's all part of the game.

Still, it's not the way I like to play it.

You sure about that?

Listen, if you have a problem

with me seeing Kelly,

say the word and I'll stop.

What's going on between you guys is your business.

Okay, I'll see you later.

Yeah, take it easy, man.

Hi.

Is the coast clear?

Yeah, it's just me. Come on in.

So, what happened out there?

Nothing.

Is it Tom?

Or is it Tom and Kelly?

What's going on between Tom and Kelly is between Tom and Kelly.

(sighs)

I don't know what it is about that guy, though.

He rubs me the wrong way.

Maybe you envy him. No.

No, I don't think so.

I'll tell you what, though, I am...

sick and tired of... being careful

and thinking things through

and trying to make sure that nobody gets hurt.

Is that what you're doing with us,

holding back so nobody gets hurt?

It's not what I want to do.

What do you want?

(sighs) I don't know.

Those are three words.

You want three more?

I warned you, Mr. Slan,

and you ignored me.

The permanent restraining order is granted.

Mr. Slan, you are to maintain 100-yards distance

between yourself and Ms. Martin.

You're not to contact her or have any communication with her

for a period of time no less than three years.

At which point, Ms. Martin,

you may petition this court again

for another restraining order.

We're adjourned.

File any order you want.

I'm leaving town. My problems are over.

Yours are just starting.

(phone rings)

Hey, it's Donna.

Leave me a message after the beep. Thanks.

MALE VOICE (garbled): Donna...

I'm sorry I haven't called in a while,

but I did send you a present.

Donna, you're there, aren't you?

I hate it when you don't take my calls.

It makes me very angry.

I want you, Donna.

I need you.

And I'm going to have you.