- Please talk to me.
- You want totalk? Who was it?
- It's not important.- It is to me. Who is it?
- Terrence Walker,Bernstein and Lozinski.
- This is his baby.- No, it's not.
- Can you be sure?- Say the reason for the trip.
- To dump Evelyn beforeshe cheats on me.
And what if I kissed you?
- What about your girlfriend?- It's over.
Stop.
I can't do this.
I love you... more than ever.
- It's my house too, bitch!- Hey! Andy!
Tell her you're an addict andthat you're going to rehab,
and then you follow through.
- What if I can't?- Turn on the news.
Guess who's gonna representthe people of Saint Jean
against the evilcorporate giant Keas.
- I want to start a family.
- Let go!
- No, you're not coming with me!
- Yes!- No!
- Yes!
- Leave!
- I'm so in love with you.
Please take me withyou. Pretty please.
- Don't make thisharder than it is.
- No, seriously, look.
I'd fit perfectly.
- Stop it.- OK. OK, fine then.
Stay.
Oui?
- Oui.- Oui.
- Oui.
- Off you go.- No TV.
- Whoa, whoa!
- My mom bailed.
- OK, so do you want todo this another time?
- No, no, everyone's here.
- Yeah?- Seriously.
- You sure?- I'm fine.
- OK.
So, everyone,
thank you for being hereto celebrate our new place.
But we have anotherannouncement.
I'm pregnant.- Wow!
- Wait a minute, you told him?
About time you caught up.
- I'm a grandmother again!
- So, we'll needa lot of sitters.
- Mm-hmm.- Yes.
- Oh, and I'm awesome attaking care of babies.
- Atta girl.- You can?
Well, that's a start.
And we'll take any help becauseof my upcoming concerts.
- Are you playing cello again?
- With the ChamberOrchestra, first chair.
- Soloist?
You've wanted this forever!
- Dear talented sister,to your music career.
- Thank you.
- And to the baby.
- And to the baby too.
Let's just hope it wantsto go into corporate law.
Do you want to gointo corporate law?
- No!- You got the balls for it.
- Wow!
Glad you two are back on track.
- Hmm?
- I mean, what was it,like, three months ago
that you were freaking outthat she was "cheating on you"?
- Right...
- Yeah, but she's right.
No, I didn't say that!
- Come on. She's humble.
- Hey, how aboutI book off early,
and we go shopping for a crib?
- Uh, we're rehearsing till six.
- Right. Sure.
Another day.
- We have months.
How about we go outfor dinner instead?
- Yeah, I'll make reservations.
- I realize this will bea bit of an adjustment
for both of us.
This is my one shot.
I can't mess this up.
- You got this.
We're a team.- Yeah.
- Everything OK, Ms. Landry?
- Yeah, it's my firstsolo in a long time.
I'm just getting back into it.
- Don't try to "get into it."
Get out of your head.
Your audition was breathtaking.
I know you have it in you.
OK, again.
There it is!
That's why you belongin first chair.
OK, everybody, let's pick it upat measure forty-two, please.
- Thank you so much.You won't regret this.
Yes! That's two more.
- Got enough to filea class-action suit.
- Wait a minute.
Why is Keas buying a property
outside the designatedmining area?
- What does thetoxicology report say?
- What do you mean?
- Well, maybe they'recovering their asses.
- Uh...
"Environmental danger tothe surrounding areas ranges
from low to zero."
- Well, something's up.
Let's file a motion.- For what?
Without supporting evidence,
no motion is gonna geta judge's approval.
Ugh!
It was easier whenwe represented Keas.
- What?
- It would be easierif we represented Keas.
That's all.- Well, yeah.
We could charge moreand get paid up front.
- Right, but isn't it nicer tobe on the right side of things?
I'm a lawyer.
I'm on the side thatpays my mortgage.
You know my motto.- Win at all costs?
- Family first, screw the rest.
- Right.
Speaking of which, Igotta make a phone call.
- "Yaling Liou."
Hmm...
- Hi, it's Louise Grimmer.
Please leave me a message.
- The voice mailbox isfull and cannot accept
any messages at this time.
Goodbye.
- Mom?
- Upstairs.
- Hey.
- Close the door.
- What's going on? Are you OK?
- No, I am old andalone and sick.
And I can't get out of bed.
And my head is killing me.
- OK, is this why you couldn'tmake it to our dinner?
- Get over here.
- What?
- It's a migraine,Philip, not COVID.
Come on.
- OK.
OK, here we go.
- When you were little,
you used to come into bedand snuggle all the time.
- Mm-hmm.- There, that's better.
- I have some big news.
- Hmm?
- I'm gonna be a father.
Evelyn's pregnant.
- How many weeks is she?- Ten.
- You can't tell anyonebefore three months!
I had a miscarriage before Andy.
Oh, Jesus!
I bet you everyone's all happy.
"Ooh, a baby's coming!"
What are you gonna do ifEvelyn loses the baby?
How are we all gonna feel then?
You didn't thinkabout that, did you?
She better be takingcare of herself.
Thanks, everybody,
for coming to the Climbfor Cancer session.
We will start inabout five minutes.
- Do a lot of climbing?
- No, this is my first.
- Same.
You know, being a stock broker,
I see a lot of ups anddowns, but, um, Kilimanjaro?
That takes the cake.
What do you do for a living?
- Mining engineer for theMinister of the Environment.
- Ooh! Sounds important.
- It's a governmentjob, fairly uneventful.
- You must have anadventurous spirit.
This, uh, hike is no joke.
- I want to do somegood, help people.
- Yeah.
Yeah...- Yeah.
- that's why I'm here.
I'm, uh, Grant Hart.
- Yaling Liou.
- It's a pleasure to meetanother selfless soul.
OK, thanks, everybody.
- Yeah.
- Oh my God!
- I told Alejandro.
- What?
- That I'm pregnant.
- Wha... what areyou talking about?
We should only betelling close family.
Ev, it's not safe to be tellingpeople before three months.
We could still lose the baby.
- Well, he knows now, OK?
- OK, sure.
- And he took it well.
- So, he's not pissedyou can't go on tour?
- No, actually,
he can accommodateme for the tour.
It will mean somejuggling baby and music,
but he's 100% supportive.
- Well, we should go.
We're gonna be late.- Uh...
actually, I need torehearse late tonight.
- What? We have dinner plans.
- Um...
the first concertis in two weeks,
and I need some extratime to be up to speed.
- All right, I'll... I'lljust come back in a bit then.
- Oh, no, it's fine.
Naomi can drive me home.
- Where... where is everyone?
- They're havingdinner next door.
Alejandro and I are gonnajoin them for a quick bite.
- Uh-huh...
OK. OK.
Then I'll, uh, see you at home.
- Yeah.- Mm-hmm.
- Welcome to Plan B Agency.
State the reason for the trip.
The system could notregister your answer.
Please try again.
- Nobie... what?
- Niobium.
- Never heard of it.
- It's a rare mineral.
- Huh, is it worth a lot?- To some.
- And... and do you carry outenvironmental impact studies
because the... themines are dangerous?
- It's 'cause theyare potentially
either eco-toxic or toxic.
- Huh, and that wouldimpact the locals living
around the mine, right?
- You sure are curiousfor a finance guy.
You looking to sellniobium stocks?
- Not yet. Should I?
Um, hey, hey, I just want to say
I'm really enjoyingtraining together.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, I think, uh, Ithink we make a great team.
- I don't, uh,play for that team.
- Oh... no, me neither.
- Sorry, I justthought you were, uh...
- No, no. No, Iknew you were gay.
I mean, me too.
I've got a husband.
- OK.
All right.
- We're ready.
And drinks are on me!
- Um, I'll wait for you.
- Yeah.
- Wait for what?
- Um, Alejandroinvited us for drinks.
They just want to...
- Yeah, me too.
- It's a team building thing.
I won't be long.- Great. Sure.
- Listen, if it bothersyou, I'm not gonna go.
- No.
No, I'm overreacting.
I'm sorry. Seriously, go.
- Yeah?- Yeah.
- OK, thanks.
- Hey, it's Andy.
I'm not availableor I'm avoiding you.
Leave a message.
My mother, she wascrazy about my father...
madly in love andinsanely jealous.
Um, the fights that theywould get into were just...
epic, you know?
Um...
And what is, uh, whatis ironic in the end,
is she cheated on him.
Yeah.
My mother, she, uh,
she got pregnant andshe left my father.
And then came myhalf-brother, Philip.
And my whole worldjust totally changed.
You know, I...
He was her favourite,
and I no longer feltlike I mattered.
Um... I thought:
"Man, I must be pretty worthless
if my own motherdoesn't want me."
Even now, I still feellike I struggle, you know,
to be as worthy as my brother.
But... you know,one day at a time.
If I keep coming back...
yeah, I think eventually,maybe I can get there.
Yeah.
Thank you for listening.
- That was, uh...
intense.
- Yeah, thank you for coming.
- Of course.
- Uh, I want youto meet somebody.
Uh, Will, hey.
This is Philip, theguilt-ridden favourite son.
- It's great to meetyou. I'm Andy's sponsor.
- Hi.
- It's great what youdid for your brother.
- Uh, it was nothing.
- You saved him.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
- Yeah.
- So, uh, what areyou doing here?
- What do you mean?I'm your brother.
I can't just want to come outand support your sobriety?
- OK.
What's really going on?
- Honestly?
I, uh...
I don't know. I'mkind of freaking out.
- About?
- Well, ever sinceEvelyn cheated on me...
- What happened?- Uh, no, sorry.
No, she didn't, like,actually ch... cheat on me.
But...- She did or she didn't?
- She didn't.
- OK, then... whatis the problem?
Let it go.- I can't.
All right?
I... I keep imaginingher cheating on me,
and it's driving me crazy.
Liter... It's making me sick.
- Wow. OK.
Then you have a problem.
- Yeah, I have a problem.
- Yeah, and the problemis you, Brother.
- OK, stop makingsuch a racket, Phil!
- I made you breakfast.
- We're openingtonight. I need sleep.
- It's a frittata.
OK.
I guess I'll seeyou there tonight?
- Mm-hmm.
- Those shits!
Keas is suing us for defamation
two days after the judgeapproved our class-action suit!
- What?- You get it?
They want to bleed us dry!
They're trying to tie usup with this bullshit!
- This will scare our clients.
If they think they'rebeing sued individually,
they will walk awayfrom the class action.
- Exactly. Fucktheir intimidation!
They won't know what hit them.
- Where are you going?
- To Kilimanjaro!
- Am I being pairedwith both of you?
- Only me.
Grant hasn't found his hero yet.
- Yep.
- Well, things aren't lookingso good for this hero.
Cancer spread tomy liver and bones.
Don't you worry.
I'll tough it outuntil you return.
- She'll make it to thetop for you, and back.
- I'm so proud of you.
You're gonna see the world
from one of thehighest peaks on Earth.
- Uh... excuse me.
- Are you OK?
- Uh, yeah, sorry.
She's uh...
God, she's just so brave, huh?
- Yeah.
- But, I mean, do we haveto be on our death beds
to live our truths and be real?
Ah!
If we go to Kilimanjarotogether, can we...
can we just tell eachother everything?
No secrets?
I won't judge you.
You don't judge me.
We can be our authentic selves.
Can we do that?
- Of course.
- OK, focus please.
Let's start with an A.
- Hi.
Did we have an appointment?
- We want out ofthe class action.
- What?
That's not advisableat this point.
- We just don't want to be sued.
- Our neighbours feel the same.- Yep.
- Uh... Excuse me.
- You missed Evelyn's solo.
- Clients are tryingto get out of the suit.
- No, don't worry.
I'm all over it.
- Evelyn, come on!
Evelyn, I'm sorry, OK?
- No, I don't wantto ruin the night.
This was a big deal for me.
- I couldn't just leave them.
- You're so full of excuses.
Just be honest. WhatI do isn't important.
- You want the truth?
- Yeah.
- It wouldn't havemattered to you
whether I was here or not.
What? You don'tneed me anymore.
Ever since youstarted playing again,
you've been distant.
You know that I'm right.- It's not distance.
I feel guilty.
The way you've been acting,
it's like you don'twant me to succeed.
- What?
Do you want me to fail at this?
- Ev...
- Is that what you want?- No.
I was so proud ofyou up there tonight.
You looked so...
happy.
Like you were right whereyou've always wanted to be.
I just wish I knew how tomake you feel like that.
That's all.
- You do.
Come here.
- Ugh!
Take me with you.
- Phil, I don't havetime to mess around.
- All right.
Goodbye quickie then.
- I'm gone for one week.
You will live.
- Come on!
- They're picking me up in ten.Why don't you help me instead?
- You look tired.
- No, I'm stressed.
Yeah.
Go.- Ugh!
Hey.- Hey.
- Thanks so much.- Yeah.
- OK, take care of yourself.
- Of course.
- And take care of us too.
- What are you getting at?
- Nothing.
I love you.
Call me when you get there.- Yes.
- Hey, break a leg.
- I'm not worried.
Your girlfriend is magnificent.
- All right, everyonehave a good trip.
Good luck!
- Thank you!- Bye.
- I cracked her like a nut!
The lesbian cracked!
- What?- The scientist.
She confessed she falsifiedthe toxicology report.
- And how'd youget her to do that?
- Oh man! I worked hard.
All above board.
And look at these calves!
- Right, so, she'sgonna testify?
- Well, I didn't get that far.
- Do you have any proof?A copy of the report?
Anything?
- No, but Keasdoesn't know that.
And I can't wait to seetheir faces when I tell them.
They'll start spewingmoney our way.
- So, basically, youridea is to bluff Keas
without any evidenceor witnesses
to back up your accusation.
Is that right?
- Exactly!
- Pat...
you're a fucking moron.
- All right, it may notbe the perfect plan,
but it's a work-in-progress.
I got the expert on myside and I'll just...
I'll get her ontape or something.
- Listen to me, legally,
there is nothing we cando with this information.
Good talk.
- Hey, you've reached Evelyn.
Please leave a message.
- Hey!
Hey, I was just, uh,
calling to make sureeverything went smoothly.
Hey, Will, right?
- Yeah.
- Is, uh, is my brother here?
- He had another meeting,parent-teacher kind.
- Oh, OK. Thanks.- Coffee?
- I feel like Ican't even trust her.
You know, sometimes, Ican't even look at her.
I thought if I wentback and stopped her,
that I would...
- Well, if we couldgo back in time,
it would certainlysolve a lot of problems.
- Yeah, that's whateveryone thinks.
- Meh, we're madeout of our mistakes.
That's how we learn and grow.
- What if I told youthat I have gone back
and changed things.
I could do it again.
- No judgement here.
I saw some crazy, wild shitwhen I was having withdrawals.
The way I see it...you have two options:
either be controlledby your dark thoughts,
jealousy, obsessions,
or learn to livewith your mistakes.
Forgive her, forgive yourself.
And move forward.
God...
- grant me theserenity to accept
the things I cannot change,
the courage to changethe things I can
and the wisdom toknow the difference.
When it comes
to today's forecastfor Montreal,
the freezing region first.
Right, so we'll getto that in a second.
Temperatures are cooler,
but the wind isstarting to pick up
over the Laurentians...
- You're a goddamn liar!
You used me.
- You lied in that report.
- Do you even care about cancer?
- Do you care thatpeople will get cancer
from toxic runoff from amine you claim is safe?
I'm offering you a chanceto redeem yourself.
Testify against Keas.
Oh, this is my partner,Philip Grimmer.
Ms. Liou has agreed to testify
that she falsifiedthe report for Keas.
- The report is compliant.
I have no idea whatyou're talking about.
Good luck being associated withsuch a corrupt human being.
- I think she'll testify.
- Time for plan B.
- What?
- We bluff Keas.
- Hard no.
- Then what?
- We do a counter-assessment.
We... we prove that the mine isgonna be a contamination hazard.
- At our expense? Wecan't afford that.
- Hold on.
You OK? I was worried.
- Yeah.
Yeah, sorry about yesterday.
My cell died, and thenI went out for dinner.
And we got backlate to the hotel.
- Uh-huh.- I was wiped.
I just crashed.
Um, and today justgot away from me.
- If Phil asks,I'm at the dentist.
- What are you up to?
- Nothing, just, uh,
trying to stop your brotherfrom burning down the firm.
- Oops, um, they'recalling us back.
I'll try you again later.
- Wait, Ev...
- I'll just cut to the chase.
We know there is a greaterrisk of contamination
than was disclosed inthe toxicology report.
Can you afford acounter-assessment
that would immediatelyhalt all mining?
- Do you think you can comein here and threaten us
into dropping ourdefamation suit?
- Oh, not only will you drop it,you'll compensate our clients.
And you'll buy my silence.
- That's illegal.- Illegal?
Like suppressing theparts of a report
that mention radioactiveminerals kind of illegal?
Or, I mean, you canalways risk being exposed.
- And what about you?
Do you understand therisks you're taking?
- My offer is final.
Have a beautifulday. Keep the pencil.
- Gravol will make you drowsy.
Um, Rivotril, it willsettle your stomach.
- Whatever will help me sleep.
- Zopiclone.
Just be sure you takeit after you've peed
or you will wakeup to a wet mess.
- Lovely.
Zopiclone it is.
Hey.
- Hmm?
- What's going on?- Nothing. It's...
- Mom, what's going on?
- I'm worried about you.
If...
if you fall apart, who'sgonna look after us?
- Hey...
I'm gonna be fine.
OK?
I promise.
Hello?
- Mr. Philip Grimmer?
- Yeah?
- This is Quebec City Memorial.
You are the emergency contactfor Ms. Evelyn Landry.
She's having contractions.She's about to give birth.
- Wait, wait, wait,wait! What? What? What?
That's not possible.
She's... she's onlyfive months pregnant.
- Mr. Grimmer, howfast can you get here?
- Hey, Evelyn Landry?
- Room 307.- 307? This way?
- Mm-hmm.- OK, thanks!
Hi, uh, I'm her partner.What's going on?
- She has an infectionwhich caused her to go
into premature labour.
- Wha... Is she OK?- She's improving.
Her temperature is lower,but we need to monitor her.
However, yourdaughter has a lot...
- My daughter?- She's in critical condition.
- What?
- Her lungs arenot fully formed.
There are complications...- But she's gonna live?
- A team is readyingto transport her
to the Montreal Children's...
- Where is she?- Come.
Wait, is that her?
- Yes.- Hey! Wait, wait, stop!
- You won't be able togo on the air ambulance.
We'll arrange for yourgirlfriend to be transferred,
and you can go with her.
They have to go.
- Did you draw abeak on your bird?
- Yeah, draw a beak.
- Yeah.- You gotta make it blue.
- Yeah. Hey, no!
No one is gonnakeep away from me.
No!
OK, on the back, on the back!
No, no, no! I know where.
I know where. Not there.
No, I know where. On the back.
- Phil.
Phil, come here.
- You look uncomfortable.
Let me put this up.
- No, no, leave it. It's fine.
- Fuck! Give me a break.
- Yes? Hello?- Hi.
Could you send someone inhere? The bed's not working.
- Yes, we'll sendsomeone your way.
- Uh, excuse me!- Yeah?
- Uh, the bed's not working.
Could you fix it, please?
- Um, I'll get maintenance.
- And how about a doctor too?
We've been waitingsince this morning
for someone to signsome transfer papers.
We're stuck here because ofsome administrative bullshit
that says a doctor needsto sign a fucking paper
so we can go see our child!
So, yes, a doctor please!
This fucking...
- I want to see her.
- Hey, careful.
- Hey, baby girl.
It's Mama.
Please hold on.
Please.
- What's the worstthat could happen?
- She may not make it.
But we're doing our best.
- And if she survives?
- She could haverespiratory issues
or heart problems,
or she could beperfectly healthy.
It's too early to tell.
- OK, what caused this?
- Bacteria led to aurinary tract infection
that developed intopyelonephritis.
That's what sent youinto early labour.
- But when did she catch this?- We don't know exactly.
But it's pointless to getinto the how and when...
- No, no. No, it'snot pointless!
It's important to me!- Phil!
- We'll know more when we getthe lab test results back.
For now, try to rest.
- I'm sor... Ah!
- Hey!
- Phil!
- Got you these sunflowers.
- They're beautiful.
Thank you.
- Are you allowed tohave this many visitors?
- If you needanything, just call us.
- Yeah, we'll do anything,even wash your hair!
We're rooting for her.
She's strong...comme sa maman.
- Can we see her?
- Um...
of course you can.
- Can I ask you something?
- Mm-hmm.
If you could go backand change things
so that Tucker wouldn'thave to wear that brace...
would you do it?
- No, because then he wouldn'tbe my Tucker, you know?
That kid's fearless.
Hey, I'm, uh, I'm norelationship expert,
but, um, my sister needs youmore than ever right now.
And I think you need her.
- Thanks.
I asked if I could stay.
- Come on, baby.Let's go to sleep.
Come on, buddy.
- Um, I... I...I'll be right there.
- OK.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Do you hate me?
- No.
It's not your fault, Ev.
- It is.
I should have known better.
- Are you OK?- I'm fine.
- OK.
- Hey, Ev, what's up?
- Um...- Are you OK?
- I think I'm just tired.
- Ev!
Ev!
Someone call an ambulance.
- What?
Was that the firsttime you had symptoms?
- Before I left on tour,
I was running amild temperature.
- Why didn't you tell me that?
- I thought it was just nerves,that it was all in my head.
- But you were pregnant.
- Well, I was gonnatalk to the obstetrician
at my checkup.
- And?
- I missed the appointment.
It was the day of the tour.
I figured I'd gowhen I got back.
- What's gonna happen?
I need to know.
- Your baby's heartis getting weaker.
She's not going to make it.
- If Evelyn had made itto her appointment...
would that havechanged anything?
- It's no use thinking that way.- Answer me.
Could you havestopped the infection?
- If I had pickedup on the symptoms,
ran full bloods,seen the anomalies...
- Yes or no?
- Maybe, yes.
But there's no usethinking like that!
- State the reason for the trip.
- To save my child.
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