F A N T A S T I C P R E S E N T A
- Justo antes de venir aquí, de la nada,
ella dijo que quiere intentarlo de nuevo.
Peter y yo estamos pensando en adoptar otro niño.
¿Qué?
Sigue corriendo.
Evan tiene todo un plan para arreglar más casas
en el vecindario.
¿Dónde vas a encontrar el tiempo con la escuela?
No soy. No voy a volver a la escuela.
Cuando pregunto por la verdad,
sale en dribs y drabs,
y en mi cabeza pienso
¿Qué más no me estás diciendo?
Hola sol
Te extrañé.
Hola marido
- Hola. - Yo también te extrañé.
- ¿Cuando llegaste a casa? - Tarde
El Crab Shack estaba lleno anoche.
Casi gané suficiente dinero para arreglar mi auto.
- Sí, has estado trabajando muy duro.
Yo también. No puedo esperar para el domingo.
- ¿Qué es el domingo?
- ¿Lo de mi madre? En la iglesia.
- Bien bien.
- Te olvidaste. - Ooh, un poquito.
- Mi mamá cree que no te gusta.
- A ella no le gusto. - Ella te ama.
- Ja! ¿Ver?
Ella me ama, pero no le gusto.
- Sí, bueno, le agradarás mucho
si vienes el domingo
Estaré allí.
- Hola, quiero a todos los papás allí,
para que mi madre sienta el amor
pero Anthony no tiene que venir si ...
El esta en Las Vegas.
- Vuelve hoy.
- Tu madre recibirá un gran premio.
Cuanto más, mejor.
- ¿Estás seguro? Sé que las cosas son raras entre ustedes dos.
- Bueno, a tu madre no le gusto,
Las cosas son extrañas entre Anthony y yo.
Dios, debo ser un imbécil.
- A mi mamá le gustas, y no eres un idiota.
- ¿Te interesa descargar esta casa?
Soy un desarrollador
Me fijé en todo este bloque.
- No estamos vendiendo
Ve a arruinar el vecindario de otra persona.
- ¿Porche hasta el código? - Está abonado en.
- Lo cual no es asunto tuyo.
- Dejaremos que el inspector lo resuelva.
- Depende del código, ¿no?
- No puse una tabla de contabilidad.
- ¿Por qué no?
- Porque de esta manera es igual de seguro,
y no podía permitirme la madera extra.
- Anoche hice banco, y lo que es mío es tuyo.
-Lu?
Esta casa, siento que ...
tal vez es demasiado, tal vez vendemos.
- Scott tenía una forma de ver lo mejor de todo.
Pasaría por alto los defectos y no vería nada más que potencial.
- De ninguna manera.
No estamos vendiendo
- Hizo lo mismo con nosotros, su consejo.
Él vio la mejor versión de todos nosotros,
y nos hizo creer en ello.
¿Qué estás haciendo aquí?
- Mira, sé hacer malabares.
Whoa
- Adivina qué-- entonces Jules me habló
en audicionar para "Hamlet", y obtuve el papel de Hamlet.
- Frio. Buen trabajo hombre.
- Acabo de ver "The Notebook" anoche
por Nicholas Sparks-- ¿Lo has visto?
- Bueno, sí, hace mucho tiempo.
- Es una película estúpida. - No es estupido.
- No decimos "estúpido".
- Puedo pelear con la espada al final con leotardos.
- Laertes.
- ¿Quieres verlo conmigo, Anthony?
- Por supuesto. - ¡Reloj! No estas mirando.
Estoy tratando de mirar. Es solo--
Ha pasado una semana y han pasado muchas cosas.
- Nunca te vayas de nuevo.
- Pero, ¿y si Scott estaba equivocado?
¿Qué pasaría si nunca fuéramos esos tipos para empezar?
- Y si el bebé no está aquí la próxima semana,
entonces hablaremos sobre inducir.
- Bueno, realmente quiero intentar una entrega no medicada.
- Lo sé. Tengo mi copia de tu plan de parto.
- Las 20 páginas?
¿Viste la sección de mi armario?
- Simplemente no te quiero con una vieja camiseta raída
en nuestras primeras fotos con Anabelle.
- Sólo estoy jugando.
Oye, ¿quieres preguntarle la caca?
Bien, la caca.
¿Qué es la caca?
- Escuché que a veces tú ...
Caca cuando estás empujando,
y estoy preocupado por ... Quiero decir, ¿y si ...
- Tiene miedo si veo eso, nunca volveremos a tener sexo,
y sigo diciéndole que no hay cantidad de caca
eso me puede mantener alejado.
- Dices las cosas más dulces, Curtis.
- Camilla, tu bebé es el evento principal.
Eso es todo lo que cualquiera va a mirar.
- Vale todo está bien. - ¿Bueno?
Todo bien. Te veo en unos días.
- Gracias. - Robin.
Anthony ha vuelto, bebé.
Charlotte publicó una foto. ¿Te parece diferente?
- Se fue hace una semana. - Parece más largo.
- Aw, extrañaste a tu mejor amiga.
Eres mi mejor amiga
- No, solo quiero saber cómo resultó mi apuesta.
Le dio 100 dólares para ponerse rojo.
Estoy emocionado.
- ¿Ver a tu mejor amiga en la reunión del Consejo?
No, para recoger mis ganancias.
Lo siento, los he ignorado toda la noche.
- Estamos de golpe. - ¿Dónde está Anthony?
Le dije que es hora.
- ¿Tiempo para qué?
Es hora de la reunión del Consejo,
Y ahí está él.
Hermano!
¿Cómo estuvo Las Vegas?
- Bueno. - ¿Ganaste?
No estaba jugando. - ¿Qué, amigo?
Te di 100 dólares para ponerte rojo.
Y jugué eso, y perdiste.
- Bueno, si no estuvieras jugando,
¿que estabas haciendo?
- Solo tomándome un tiempo.
- ¿Estabas visitando amigos? - Si.
- ¿Estos amigos tienen nombres? - Si.
- Estás siendo tan misterioso
Estás poniendo celosa a tu mejor amiga.
- A la gente se le debe permitir salir, ¿verdad?
Eso es solo realidad.
Ya sabes, todo esto es temporal.
Las cosas van a cambiar, y tenemos que adaptarnos.
- Anthony, Anthony, te extrañamos.
Eso es todo. ¿Derecha?
Y, de acuerdo, ahora que estamos todos aquí,
podemos celebrar a Larry, que lleva cinco años sobrio hoy.
Guau.
No esperaba esto.
Cinco años.
YO...
¿Por qué estás hablando de irte?
- Esta noche no se trata de mí, ya sabes.
¿Qué estabas diciendo? - ¿De eso se trataba Vegas?
¿Te vas?
- ¿Es usted?
Me ofrecieron una gran oportunidad.
2,500 pies cuadrados en Caesars.
Eso es excelente inmobiliario.
Una gran oportunidad
- Sí, ya dijiste eso.
- Estamos aquí para celebrar a Larry.
Quiero decir, cinco años.
En serio, apaga tus velas.
- Oye.
¿Realmente te vas?
- Sí, yo soy.
- ¿Se trata de mí?
- ¿Por qué dirías eso?
- Las cosas estaban bien antes de ir a los Calhouns.
Pero luego me asusté, y ahora te vas.
- Esto nunca fue una cosa para siempre.
No estás yendo a casa en eso.
- Mi auto todavía está en la tienda. - Déjame llevarte.
- No, gracias.
- Estoy viendo a un valiente.
- ¿Un qué?
- Un valiente de Atlanta.
- ¿De Verdad? - No te sorprendas.
- ¿Cúal?
- Bueno, no, no te voy a decir eso.
No quiero que lo mates en un ataque de celos.
Georgia necesita una serie mundial.
En serio, te he superado.
No tienes que irte por mi cuenta.
- No me iré por tu culpa.
- Bien, entonces, ¿quién es?
¿Es ella una corista?
¿Es un traficante de blackjack o una embotelladora?
Seguiré con los clichés hasta que me detengas.
- No se trata de una mujer, Margot.
Se trata de un trabajo.
- Bueno, tienes un trabajo ...
y quedan algunos meses en su contrato.
- El trabajo de Las Vegas no esperará.
- Bueno, entonces estás en un verdadero aprieto.
- Estoy tratando de obtener esta solicitud de adopción,
y ya estoy atrapado en la primera pregunta
¿Por qué queremos adoptar un bebé?
- Porque lo hacemos.
- Tess ya casi ha crecido.
Solo quiero asegurarme de que realmente queremos esto.
- No quiero despertar en diez años
y lamento no tener otro.
- La agencia de adopción necesitará algo
más definitivo que el arrepentimiento potencial.
- Voy a necesitar algo más definitivo
que el arrepentimiento potencial.
- Bebé, si tienes dudas ...
- Tess es una gran niña.
Solo tengo miedo de arruinar la perfección.
- Bueno, tal vez solo nos haría mejores.
Sabes, tenemos mucho amor para dar,
y me encanta criar hijos contigo.
- También me encanta criar hijos contigo.
- Bien, ¿por qué no ponemos la solicitud inicial?
comenzar el proceso?
Sabes que lleva una eternidad.
Tendremos mucho tiempo para resolverlo.
- Esto está levantado.
- Sígueme. - Sígueme.
- Está. Echará de menos a "Hamlet".
- Lo sé. Y lo siento.
- Todavía está levantado.
- JJ. - JJ.
- ¿Qué? Theo lo dijo.
- Entonces da un buen ejemplo para tu hermano
- La razón por la que duele tanto separar
es porque nuestras almas están conectadas.
- Char, eso es hermoso.
- Es Nicholas Sparks.
"El cuaderno", que dijiste que verías conmigo.
Chicos ...
- Anthony nos ha dado mucho de su tiempo.
Pero-- - Tienes que hacer
lo que es correcto para ti
incluso si lastima a algunas personas que amas.
- Bien dicho, Char.
- Nicholas Sparks lo dijo.
- Bueno. Todos afuera. Voy a hablar con Anthony.
Gracias.
No puedo esperar a que termine la fase de Nicholas Sparks.
- Me siento tan mal.
- Ellos te aman.
Y se han acostumbrado a tenerte cerca.
Igual que yo.
Creo que tuve algo de fantasía
que este loco y extraño experimento familiar
continuaría para siempre.
- La familia grande y feliz con los tres padres.
que cuelgan de los bordes
- Apenas llamaría lo que has hecho
colgando alrededor de los bordes.
Has llegado hasta allí en el medio.
- Estos inversores están dispuestos a gastar mucho dinero.
- Hay inversores en todas partes.
Escena del restaurante en Savannah's crecer.
- Robin--
- Quiero decir, simplemente no pareces emocionado.
- Yo soy.
Pero también, sé que les prometí un año chicos.
Antonio...
ya nos has dado tanto.
Te absuelvo de cualquier sentido de obligación
que puedas tener hacia nosotros.
Solo prométeme ...
Que estás haciendo esto por las razones correctas.
- Yo soy.
- Bien entonces.
- Necesito un favor.
TOC Toc.
No te envió a venir a defender su caso.
- Si.
Sabes, hice algunas llamadas telefónicas.
El inversor en Las Vegas está perfectamente bien.
con él cumpliendo su contrato aquí,
Entonces, ¿cuál es la prisa?
Creo que es una mujer misteriosa de Las Vegas.
- Creo que tal vez es como el cabello.
¿Ya sabes? Un día amas tu cabello.
Al día siguiente, te despiertas y no puedes soportar
el trapeador peludo otro minuto.
- ¿Entonces somos un trapeador peludo?
- Sí, somos el trapeador peludo.
- Excelente.
Entonces te gustaría que dejara a Anthony fuera de su contrato
para que pueda cortarse el pelo en Las Vegas.
- Es una analogía torturada, pero sí.
- ¿No lo necesitas?
Espera, supongo que estás viendo a ese tipo.
Entonces, ¿necesitas más el Consejo?
- ¿Que Chico? - No lo sé.
Anthony dijo que estás viendo, como, un--
como un bombero o algo así.
- Sam El es un policia.
Y ha vuelto con su esposa.
Lo siento.
No.
Eres tu.
- ¿Qué soy yo? - Tú.
Eres la mujer misteriosa.
Te consiguió ese collar para Navidad
y me consiguió el abrigo de esquí
- No no no no. - No, escucha.
Me dije que no me preocupara
porque tenías novio, pero no tienes
un novio más y ...
Pero eres la viuda de Scott.
Entonces no puede, no puede. Estás fuera de los límites.
Y está tan torturado por eso.
Quiero decir, es doloroso para él estar cerca de ti.
Se está sacrificando a sí mismo.
Se irá a Las Vegas y morirá solo.
- Suenas como Charlotte explicando la trama
de una novela de Nicholas Sparks.
- Ahora que lo escucho en voz alta ...
Si.
Um, tal vez tengo romance en el cerebro.
¿Escuchaste que estoy saliendo con un valiente?
- Bravo - Gracias.
- Él no está enamorado de mí.
- Bueno.
No, no lo es. Él no está enamorado de ti.
- Mamá, esto es para ti.
Dios mío.
Qué hermoso.
- Te lo pondré.
- Qué bueno verte aquí, cariño.
Espero que Evan te lo haya dicho
Estás invitado a la iglesia todas las semanas.
He estado trabajando mucho
que los domingos son el único día que tengo que escribir, así que ...
- ¿Cómo va eso para ti?
¿Ya estás vendiendo tus historias?
- Aún no. Toma un tiempo.
- ¿Cuánto tiempo lo vas a dar?
- El tiempo que sea necesario.
- ¿Qué hay de tí? ¿Es así como te sientes ahora también?
Haz lo que quieras. Nadie necesita un trabajo de verdad?
¿Qué? Mamá, um ...
When you see the house--
- When do I get to see the house?
- When it's finished.
It's, coming along.
- You know what?
I'm gonna get my prayer warriors on you two.
You know, they cured my cancer.
Maybe they can turn things around for you.
- Hold on. My patient's calling me.
Hey, Curtis.
Okay.
Um, well, when they're five minutes apart,
would you please-- thank you--
would you go to the hospital?
And they will call me as soon as you check in.
Yeah, you're having a baby today.
Okay.
My goodness.
Did you hear that?
Camilla's gonna have one of you today.
Hey, nice job with the ties, you guys.
- Half Windsor. Larry.
Clip-on. Charlotte.
- I'm gonna pray for Anthony to stay.
- Me too. - Me three.
- Okay, well, you guys, let's not forget
that today's not about Anthony or us.
Right? It's about Evan's mom.
- When I heard I was going to receive this award
for 25 years of service to the church...
I was overwhelmed.
Feeling your prayers
and love for the past three years
since my cancer was diagnosed has been...
Well, it saved my life.
There are two reasons I am standing here today.
Montgomery Street Friendship is my family.
And God is my oncologist.
- You must be very proud of your mom.
- I am. Way proud. - Yeah.
- Trying to make it go both ways, you know?
I can tell by looking at her
she's just as proud of you.
- Only 'cause I don't tell her anything.
The house...
it's...
it's falling apart one code violation at a time.
It's just...
I'll be back, Larry.
- Just say it.
You want to scold me for leaving.
I can take it. - Well, that church service
took some of the fire and brimstone out of me.
- My lucky day.
- You know, I used to think you were one of those
"all charm and no substance" guys,
but you do have some good qualities, Anthony.
I mean, you got to hang in there,
'cause they're not obvious, at all.
But I'm gonna miss them.
I'm gonna miss you.
I'm gonna miss you, too.
- Wow. Anthony's hugging Larry.
That hug's going on forever.
You guys, why do you think Anthony's really leaving?
- You know, last night Oliver had Anthony
diagnosed with MS.
This morning, it was--what was it?
- A frontal lobe brain tumor.
- Oliver thinks he's hiding something.
- Margot thinks that he has feelings for me.
- What? No. I don't see it.
- But a frontal lobe brain tumor makes sense to you?
- Well, I think he would've said something to me.
- Right. 'Cause you're bros.
Hey, did Camilla check in yet?
No.
Okay, I'll be right there.
- What is it?
- One of my patients was in a car accident, and it's bad.
Her husband, Curtis, he's...
Can you-- - Go, go, we got the kids.
Okay, thanks.
- Hey.
- I've been thinking--
I would like to pay for your car repairs.
- No, thank you.
- Come on, how much you need?
- I recognize you from the Crab Shack.
I love the food there, and I love your daughter here.
No, he's not my dad.
- Thought your dad owned the Crab Shack.
- Well, he did, and then he died,
and then his best friend, Anthony, took over for him.
This is Anthony. - Anthony.
- I feel so terrible.
Of course her dad died. I knew that, but I forgot.
And seeing you two together, you look so alike.
I take that as a compliment, but, no.
No relation.
How about you try some of our amazing Crab Shack gumbo?
You'll love it.
- Where is my mac and cheese?
- Take this. I need to go to the hospital.
- Babe, you look upset. Did Anthony say something?
- No, he didn't. Um, hopefully it's nothing.
- Oliver.
- I have never seen Annie this happy.
That's a pretty girl her boy married.
- Luly. Did you see her little brother JJ?
He is actually a girl.
What?
- What do they call that, a transvestite?
Girl, they everywhere these days.
- It's transgender.
And he's not really a girl, just so you know.
He's really a boy.
- I know Jesus
- His mighty savior
- I know Jesus
- Evan. - Hey.
- We need to go. - What? Why?
- Now. - Babe, but why, why?
- Some church ladies in the bathroom
just said some transphobic crap about my brother.
- People stupid stuff. Don't take it personally, Luly.
- This isn't just stupid stuff.
And these people are your mom's church,
your church that you keep telling me
played such an important role in how you grew up.
And you wonder why
I don't come every Sunday with you guys.
It's because these people are not my people,
and I can't just look the other way!
- What happened? Did something happen?
- No, no, it's okay. We got it, Mom.
- Can I ask you something?
Every time you tell me that prayer cured your cancer,
do you ever think about how that makes me feel?
Guess my family didn't pray hard enough.
- Luly.
- Evan, I want to go!
Evan!
- A bunch of little mini-mes and so my brain
Is telling me, my melody propelling
And up the game and the fame
Assuming the position
Kama Sutra loses tension
Missionary ordinary, it may vary--
- Luly.
Poof to you perm
I'm trying to earn figures
I'm dollar burnin' in your pocket
When you learn it's a
Grabbing on the creep--
- You embarrassed the hell out of my mom.
- Her? How about me? Your wife?
Those church ladies talking about JJ,
and God is my oncologist, like--
- What is so wrong with her believing that?
You make everything about you.
Today was her special day. Couldn't you just--
- Kiss the ring of your almighty mother?
Who throws shade at me with her little digs?
And you just stand there and let her!
- I do not. - Yes, you do.
You know she doesn't like me, Evan,
'cause I stole away her mama's boy.
- Wow. Mama's bo-- What about you?
Your daddy issues? - Do not talk about my dad.
- No, your dads.
You got dads everywhere.
This stupid-ass Council trying to fill the hole in you
that just can't be filled.
And then Anthony's leaving,
so now you got to punish everyone around you.
- This isn't about Anthony.
- Blow up on me, blow up on my mom.
How about you blow up on Anthony?
- I'm leaving. - So go.
Go be a victim somewhere else.
- I didn't want to interrupt.
- You're not.
- What are you doing here?
- Well, you got a porch you need to rip out.
I got a saw.
- Could you show me her ultrasound?
- Her husband took the brunt of the crash.
Shattered spleen, grade-five massive blood loss.
He's in surgery, but the prognosis isn't great.
- Okay. Camilla looks good at least, right?
There's no free fluid,
and there's no evidence of trauma.
Do we know if she lost consciousness after the crash?
No, she didn't.
Sam.
Yeah, I was on the scene within a minute or two.
She was conscious and stable the whole time.
- Okay. Thank you.
I have a baby to deliver.
Come with me.
- Dr. Perry. We were T-boned.
- I know, I know.
But you are doing so good, and the baby, too.
- What about Curtis? Did you see him?
- Curtis is in surgery right now.
The best thing that you can do for Curtis right now
is focus on delivering this baby.
- I can't. - Okay?
- I can't do it alone. - You can, you can.
All right, all right.
Guess what. You already are.
I can see Anabelle's head.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no. This wasn't the plan.
- Well, listen to me. Listen to me.
The plan is changing, and that's okay, all right?
Today's Anabelle's birthday. You ready to meet her?
One, two, three, push.
Push, push, push, push, push--
- Hey, check the joist on that ledger
and see if we're still level.
- It's level. - Good.
That should ward off the inspector
if he comes breathing down your throat.
- Hey, thank you.
Listen, if you overheard us fighting,
what I said about-- Stupidass Council of Dads?
It's kind of hard to stay cool and calm
when somebody's attacking your mom.
- Well, it goes both ways. Luly's right.
Like, my mom, she blames Luly for me dropping out of school,
buying this house...
- Taking away her mama's boy?
Hey, I'm all she's got, you know?
My...my dad left when I was a baby.
Luly and I talk about that, you know?
How we were both raised by single parents.
The difference is then she got this big family,
and my mom...
- The church is her family.
- I love my mom.
And I love Luly.
I don't know how to fix this.
- Well, I may have a tool or two in the old shed
I can loan you.
- Hey. What happened?
- I just had a huge fight with my husband...
who pointed out that I have daddy issues,
and he's right,
'cause I've been pretty much out of my mind
since you've announced that you are leaving soon,
which is looking a whole lot like now.
- Luly. - When are you leaving?
And don't say soon. Don't you dare say soon.
- Now.
As soon as I pack.
- Thank you.
Okay, now...
when my dad was sick
and they said that he had a week left...
I wasn't ready.
And I wanted to ask him to stay longer.
- I did, too, but this is for the best.
- Please let me finish.
Please.
I couldn't ask him to stay...
to not leave me...
because he was dying.
But I can ask you.
- Luly, this is different.
- You're right. It is...
'Cause it's a choice.
Your choice...
to leave me and my brothers and my sisters.
I mean, what the hell? Were you even gonna say bye?
Like a proper good-bye to them? - Yes.
- I don't want to be mad at you.
I want us to be good, but if you leave now,
then I'll always feel bad,
like I ruined this or something or whatever.
And I'm asking you to stay!
Not forever, just--but...
a little while longer...
and help me get over you leaving.
- Luly, this is me. It's what I do.
I'm not the man you have built me up to be in your head.
I'm Uncle Anthony.
But I'm no dad.
- You're right.
You're not...
'cause if you were, you would stay.
- Luly.
Luly.
Luly, watch out!
- I thought you called me over here
because your wife wanted to apologize.
- No, that's something that I need to do.
I'm sorry I haven't made some things clear.
Me leaving school, that was my decision.
Buying this house, I pushed for it.
Luly is not responsible for my choices,
but you blame her for them.
It's not fair,
not to her or to me or to you.
- I think I've been yelled at enough for one day.
- Wait, Ma. - Anne, please.
Hear your son out.
Y'all need to have this conversation.
- It's one-sided. Him, Luly, these kids today--
they're more than happy with you
as long as you say yes to everything they want,
but the world doesn't work that way.
- What am I asking you for, Mom?
To be nice to Luly?
You know, she...
She lost her dad.
I still have you, Mom.
I don't know where I would be
or what kind of feelings I would be throwing at people
if I lost you.
I wouldn't be standing.
But she is.
She is standing, and sometimes she's falling,
but she's getting back up.
- I prayed that you'd find a strong woman.
- Well, I found her.
And I need you to treat her better...
with respect and compassion,
like you treat everyone else.
Why can't you treat the most important person
in my life like that?
"Most important."
Ma, listen--
You're a close second, Mom.
But, yes, she is.
We had a plan-- college.
And I know you have dreams
about fixing up this neighborhood,
but you can't even afford this house,
let alone buy more.
- Well, if I can get this one done, I can get a bank loan--
- No one's going to give a black man
without a college degree a loan.
- I might.
I think you're partially responsible for this, Anne.
You built your church from nothing,
and he watched you do it.
Y'all are both doing the same thing,
giving back, building community.
It's inspiring,
which is why I'd like to come in as an investor.
- Wow.
All right, Anabelle.
This is your mommy.
Do you know anything about Curtis,
and you're just not telling me?
- I haven't heard anything.
- I'm so scared.
He wasn't breathing.
When they put him in the ambulance, he wasn't breathing.
- Camilla, his surgeon is fantastic.
- Will you go check on him?
- Of course.
What are you doing here?
I had nowhere else to go.
My room got turned into Hope's nursery.
- Isn't that because you have, like, a whole house with Evan?
- He thinks I have daddy issues.
- Well, duh.
Join the club.
Yeah.
We've got, like, ten dads
and no dads at the same time.
- Are you and Evan okay?
- We will be.
I think.
I mean, I hope.
I'm just gonna...
I'm just gonna deal with it tomorrow.
I'm gonna stay here tonight.
- But remember what Dad used to always say?
- Do not quote "Little Women"! - Do not let the sun go down
on your anger.
And I'm actually quoting Dad quoting "Little Women."
There's a big difference.
God, you're annoying! - Because I'm right.
I'm--I'm always right, actually.
- You're not always right. - Always.
- But I'll give you this one.
- Gabby. How'd it go?
- I'm on my way to speak to his spouse.
- Well, she just had a baby, so just--
how bad is it?
Just tell me, and I'll tell her.
- Curtis did great. He's gonna be fine.
- What?
- I mean, he's down a spleen,
but his GCS and his labs
have already normalized post-surgery,
so I expect a full recovery.
Sorry. I wasn't expecting that.
- We're all dead.
Hey, Anthony.
- What's all this?
- I think it's the death scene from "Hamlet."
JJ's Laertes, and he's trying to kill Hamlet
with his poison-tipped pool noodle,
and Charlotte is dead Ophelia.
Wait, wait. She's resurrected.
- Hey, Anthony!
- I came to watch "The Notebook."
Right now?
Yeah, but, um--
- Can we do it tomorrow?
- Yeah.
Sure, tomorrow.
- Hey, you stay away!
- Hey, man, are you okay?
- No.
- I need to talk to you. - Just let me go, please.
- Luly's blood type isn't compatible
with a paternal relationship to Scott.
When Scott was sick, we considered
an experimental treatment.
We took blood from all the kids to look for a platelet donor,
but Scott took a turn for the worse,
and I never followed up...
until now.
- I have to go.
- To Vegas, alone?
Look, Anthony, this is too much to carry by yourself.
This will kill you.
- I can't tell her.
And neither can you.
- Okay, stay. We'll figure it out together.
You helped save my marriage. Let me help you.
- No.
- Hey, Anthony, you're my friend.
I can't let you go like this.
- We're not friends.
We're just two guys who knew a guy who died.
Don't be making this your business.
This is my problem, and I'm dealing with it.
Now let go of my arm.
- What do you think happened?
- He had an affair with Michelle.
- Can you imagine holding on to that
as long as Anthony has?
My God, Robin's gonna sense something's off.
I got to tell her, right?
- Can we just go back to a couple of hours ago
when Scott was Luly's bio-dad?
I really want to go back to that world.
- So innocent.
- The kids were fantastic today...
just having each other's backs.
That's why I want a baby.
- A baby?
Do we really want a baby?
So now you're having second thoughts?
- Well, you were right before.
Our lives are so good right now.
Seeing what this family's been through for the last year,
what they're about to go through
with this Anthony stuff...
Makes me want to just stop.
You know? Quit while we're ahead.
Why tempt fate?
We just got an email from the social worker.
We've been chosen by a birth mother
who's due in seven weeks.
We have 24 hours to decide if we want the baby.
- Hey, I just wanted to check on the family.
Yeah, they're fine.
Right now they're busy falling in love with their new baby.
- Really? Wow.
That is so great. - I know.
Hey, so, I don't know how to say this.
Um, my divorce is final.
We tried to work it out,
but it's kind of a funny story in a tragic kind of way.
We were...
we were at the park, kids were playing soccer.
We made this picnic, and we were eating this food.
It was beautiful night. Kid were getting along.
And she says, "I'm in love with Jerry."
Yeah, Jerry is one of her co-workers,
and, yeah, I guess they'd gotten together
during one of our breakups.
And when she and I got together, um...
it made her miss Jerry.
So we cried and ate the pasta salad and broke up...
For good.
And I went to Alaska on a fishing trip,
and it was just so quiet there, you know?
And in the--in the quiet, I could think.
And I just thought about you.
And all this is to say, would you like to try again?
- Wow.
Sorry. I wasn't expecting this.
Um...
That's Anthony, and he says it's urgent.
Okay, yeah.
I mean, go ahead.
- Sorry.
Wait. Yes.
The answer's yes. I would like to try again.
So call me. Or I will call you.
Someone will call someone.
- It's a new day coming
I can see it now
There's a future of promise
I believe it now
- Nice porch.
- Thanks.
- I need to make things right with your mom.
- No need.
I handled it.
- I need to make things right with you.
I do have daddy issues.
I'm a daddy's girl.
But what I want more than anything
is to be Evan Norris's wife.
- There's a shadow of something
I can't quite make it out
I can't make it out
- Scott saw the best in us,
the men on his Council.
And it made us want to step up.
- A little over five years ago,
I walked into this room for the first time.
I listened to you folks talk about sobriety
and steps...
and I thought, "-that ain't for me."
I tried to slip out the back.
But this guy stopped me...
Scott P.
He said, "Larry, I want you to make a list
"of the things you'd like to accomplish in a year,
two years, five years."
Truth of the matter was I couldn't see five months.
But Scott wouldn't let up.
He said, "Write down one thing--
a goal, a wish, a prayer."
So I did.
And in some ways...
That little prayer became my higher power.
Even though I stopped drinking,
I never thought I'd achieve that goal.
But today, today I got a little bit closer.
I've carried this little note
with me every day for five years.
It's the first time I've ever read it out loud.
"Be someone that others can depend on."
- But sometimes you fall short.
Sometimes greatness just isn't in you.
Thanks for meeting me. - Yeah. You buying a new car?
- It's the latest model. Great pickup.
Plus, it can go off road.
It's a totally safe car.
Come on. Get in.
- It's nice.
- Front and rear parking assist.
Eight airbags. Automated braking.
- What's going on, Anthony? - I bought it for Luly.
And I want you to give it to her,
'cause I'm afraid if I try, she's not gonna take it,
and she needs a safe car.
- Okay.
This feels really impulsive.
- When she was a baby,
Scott was...
Absolutely terrified to put her in the car he drove,
así que él ... ya sabes, se arrojó
en averiguar los autos más seguros.
Y él comenzó a cortar su comida muy pequeña
para que no se ahogara ...
- Y la seguí por el patio de recreo
para que no se hiciera daño, pero ...
Tenía instintos parentales.
No lo hice - Pero eso está bien.
Estabas ayudando.
Nadie esperaba que fueras papá.
- No, pero ahora lo entiendo.
Ella está montando esa bicicleta en la oscuridad.
Es ... es peligroso. Ella va a ser golpeada.
- Ella va a estar bien.
Estamos caminando esperando lo peor
porque nos pasó lo peor
¿Pero sabes que?
La vida no siempre termina en tragedia.
A veces la gente vive y las cosas malas mejoran.
- Robin, solo prométeme--
- Anthony, ¿qué pasa? Tienes que decirme
No puedo.
- ¿Estás enfermo?
Porque Oliver piensa que tienes algo ...
- No. - Porque si lo eres,
Podemos superarlo. - No soy.
- ¿Soy yo?
Quiero decir, ¿tienes sentimientos por mí?
Porque eso es totalmente normal.
Hemos pasado por algo realmente intenso juntos.
Y tal vez si solo lo dices en voz alta,
Perderá su poder.
- No eres tu.
- ¿Entonces que es?
Antonio...
solo, solo mírame.
Oye, mírame y dime.
Sólo dilo.
- Luly ...
es mi hijo, Robin.
Ella es mi hija.